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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1893-11-03
Found Dead on Top OF "a Car.

NASHUA. n. H.. Nov. 2.-On the arrival OF a
train on the Worcester and Nashua road from
Worcester last night the dead body OF a man
was found lying on top OF ear. lie had been
dead about an hour His body WAS taken to
the ,Morgue. On the body was found prln-
Durham. \; G, and card from Paterson. IN.
J. Union. lSb. He was well dressed. 1t Is
thought that he was stealing ride and was
caught by a bridge. The name signed to the
card was j. q. Calhoun.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1893-11-03
The Austrian Cabinet Crisis.

VIENNA. Nov 2-Emperor Francis Joseph
will return to tho city tomorrow. and will re-
ceive at once Prince Windschgraetz and Count
Badenl. Governor Of Gallcia. The latter will
advise that the Cabinet be reconstructed by
Count Taafre. His proposal Is supported by
the Cerlcals and Bohemians. and is said to
have some advocates among the Conservatives
and Poles Tho German Liberals will not lis
ton to TaafIe's return to power. and therefore
the end Of the crisis remains In doubt. The
Emperor cllngs to TaafIe and may Le able to
save him.
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MADRID. Nov. 2.-several groups of Republic
cans gathered before the French Embassy to-
day, ostensibly to demonstrate their gratitude
for frances support OF SPANS policy in
Morocco. The crowd soon became disorderly
and cheered for the republic In spain rs well
as in France. 4 company. Of Gendarmes
charged the crowd. but were driven back with
out. The Republicans were forced down the
street and eventually fed. Twenty-three Of
the most demonstrative shouters were ar
raated,
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1893-11-03
Where Yesterday. Fire. Were.

A.M.-l2'o6 2s8 Fifth street. charles EsmAn. dam.
age 81 OoO l,bo 80 Canal street. SLIDER BroG. dam.
age S35. 3,lb. Eat Grand street. Ludwig Hess damage
tsiHing: lilo. VI cedar street. damage $40.
M-l2;4h $50 EldIidE e. street Thspaors Gosmbls,
George kAehleT, no DAMAGE 8i3b VI Cedar street.
BlAnks 4 Co, no damAge; vioo 6D Kaat 1884 street,
Jacob L0wshiek damage taOO; iOtiO l03 West
Eighteenth street james LayeTicN, damage slight
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1893-11-03
Father Murphy Must v~eato or He Excom-
municated.

PATERSON. Nov. 2.-Blshop Wiager has de-
cided that Father Murphy must vacate the
parish OF st. Joseph's before O'Clock on Sat
urday afternoon. The decision Of Bishop Wig
ger. which has been promulgated Ivy Mgr
Father Murphy s refusing to vacate within the
prescribed lime he will be ,excommunicnted.
as will also the 400 pensioners who have
sided with him.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1893-11-03
Highway Robbers Near Fl.m,nx,on

PENNINGTON N. j.. Nov 2.-Behlard Yawger.
a farmer OF Lebanon while on his way from
Stanton station last night was stopped by
biubwaymep One man held the horses whilo
another. at the point OF n pistol. robbed Yaw-
ger OF his money, This Is tho second robbery
two weeks There Is no clue to the high
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1893-11-03
A s.rv,ap s,.,.,mau srurder.d.

BELGRADE. Nov I'm. velimirovtch. formerly
Servian Minister Of Justice. was found dead
yesterday In his bedroom In his residence
here. His head had been severed from his
body. which was mutilated In n horrible man
ner. A large sun OF money and q quantity Of
yaluables were stolen. 1t is believed that rob-
tho crime was. due to political luminosity en-
gendered while NJ. Yelimirovitch was at the
head Of the Ministry OF Justice.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1893-11-03
Broke Jail 70 60 to til. Fair.

CREsToN. H.. Nov 2.-Roy LonRwell. who was
sentenced for six months to tho county jail
and made his escape about ten days since
surprised the jailer by rapring at his door be-
tween il and ~ o'clock last might for admis-
sion. He says after his escape he went TO
train to Chicago, After seeing the sights ut
the Worlds Fair no returned TO serve out his
term. he says he eft the Jail with 81. pres
canta
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1893-11-03
ron THE METROPOLITAN MUSEUM.
TaxIdermlst KOwley Shoots q Fine Speci-
men OF Moose In New brunswick.

BANGOR. Me-. Nov. a. Rowley. Jr.. OF the
Metropolitan Museum OF Art in New York and
his brother were IN Bangor to-day on their
return from a hunting trip to the TobiIue
River country. New brunswick. in search OF a
fine specimen OF q moose for the museum.
nifcent animal. The spread OF the antlers Is
1fty-uine inches. There are fourteen prongs
on each side The animal will be the king Of
museum on which Taxiderinist Rowley has
been at work for eighteen months. He needed
this one to make the group complete lie has
been in tho woods since Sept, TX Iio took
plaster casts OF leaves. bunch berries. &c..
which will be reproduced to make the group
realistic,
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1893-11-03
Bismarck,s Tankar, or a.,r

HAMBURG. Nov 2.-prince Bismarck present.
ed a huge tankard of beer to the voters Of
Friedrlchsruhe. itwRs kept at the polls DUR
ing the Parliamentary election. and bismarck
BchweninRer will net allow me to take
more" no said. but shall do better soon"
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1893-11-03
Or. Aloernon 6. G,rnclt,

Dr. Aeernon 6. G,rnclt ",e'" "O wonv% r y,
clan, Hot Springs, Arm tays My experience In the
uso OF BUFFALO Ltriii, WATER Ia limited to tho
treatment OF GOut, ihcnmnt SIN. ard ina; hybrid DIS
ease. Rheumatic Oou, tsocalsd. which IL contra.
distinction to the RheumnlUd Artiriti. OF Gnrroh.
IL have hal excellent results from II y WAFER IN
these affections both III my own rcr"un ~, In
the treatment pntients Tor whom ha~o
prescribed ~. OF course the remedial agent is lie
contained AikAlies and their solvent properties
Hence 1t is prorhyiactc MS we'll a remedy N
Ncphrltc Colic and forming Cacu.i when due TO
redundancy OF Lithic Acid"
n. v,. =, r,.. Professor OF Anatomy aud
~ WIS o' ''"'S'' Matcrta Meiica in the Ned
ical Department OF the University Of Virginia former
Resident rhyscian Hot springs Va. SAYS:
II feel no hesitancy whatever in saying that In
Cont. Rheumatic Gout. rheumatism. Stone In the
Bladder and in all Diseases nf Uric Acid D.athesis. I
know OF no remedy ut all comparable 10 BUFFALO
LlTlilA WATER
" Its effects are mark I'd IN causing disappearance
or Abunen from the urine. IN single case OF brEhts
Disease OF the Kidneys 1 Witnessed decided brn-.
hc'nl results from Its u.s., and from its action In
this case should have great confidence in It. asa
remedy in certain stages of tins disease"
The late Dr. VIM. r. Carrinplor, . .e""Sn' r"y ny,
Springs. Ark. Surgeon retred, L. s Navy ssss.
"BuFTALO LfTllIA WATER. Spring No .. has s.r.
naiiy demonstrated its shedla power In tout Rheu
matte don't. Rheumatism. trio Acid Gravel. and other
mAladies dependent upon the Uric Acid Dathesis
1T not only eliminates from the blood tho
drleterion. agent before It crystaili,es. but dis
solves it In the form OF Cacu at least to size that
renders Its passage along Its ureers and urehra
paratlvelyeasy. Send twenty cases No. 2"
NJ r pucho,,, Resident Physician. Hos
me I'VE cases BurFAto I1rI,IA WATER snr,re NJ, :,
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1893-11-03
Minnie Palmer SHOW. Fight.

LONDON. Nov. 2-Minnie Palmer has filed Ter
response to the petition OF her husband. John
Rogers. who applied to the British divorce
court some time ago for divorce She holds
that the British courts have no jurisdiction in
the case. as she and her husband are Ameri-
can citizens. and are present In England only
in pursuit OF professional duties.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1893-11-03
A Morsue Keeper sent TO tn. Island.

John Brown. the morgue keeper at the Pres
byterlan Hospital. got drunk ON Wednesday
and annoyed the Doctors at the hospital. He
was arrested. Justice Grady at the Yorkvile
Police Court yesterday sent the prisoner to the
Island for ten days.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1893-11-03
The Russian Fleet at Cor.ics.

AJAccro. Nov 1.-The accident yesterday on
the Russian war ship Emperor Nicholas l. was
due to the explosion OF a carboy of turpentine.
Two sailors were suffocated and others were
moved In an unconscious condition
The whole city has given itself up to fatipg
the Russian naval officers. The fleet will re-
main here until tomorrow.
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Russian md German Commerce.

BERLIN Nov 2.-Emperor William gave
audience to Chancellor Won Caprivi to- day on
the subject OF the eomm ercial treaty negotia-
tions between Germany and Russia. The
Chancellor asked that further concessions be
made to Russia In order that the neCotintions
might be successfully closed.
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LONDON. Nov "A shock OF earthquake was
felt at Pembroke. Wales. about G;3o o'clock
this evening. The disturbance lasted thirty
seconds. Many houses were shaken. The
ways was felt at the Penn broke docks and at
many other towns In Wales. $3.50 ~
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Notes or Foreign Happen,ur..

marriage has been arranged between the
Duke of Aosta. nephew OF King Humbert.
and the Princess Clementine. third dau ghter
OF Leopold IL. King Of the Belgians. The
Duke Is tWenty-three years old and the Prin-
cess Is three years younger.
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GLOUCESTER. Mass, Nov. 2.-The schooner
Senator Frye Of this port. which was supposed
to have been lost because a barrel head was
picked up of the Nova Scotia coast about six
months ago. WAS spOk en- al right on Green
Bank on Tuesday OF last week.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1893-11-03
First Aid to tho I'Jured.

A course OF lectures on First Aid to the In
jured will be given to class OF men. begin
ming on Friday, Nov. 10. at g. Pm. Terms, SO
for Ave lectures and examination Persons
wishing TO ioin this class apply to Secretary.
los East Twenty second street room 500.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1893-11-03
woula How Out ths Gas.

Charles Lane. farmer from sayvills. took Q
room in the Occidental Hotel BowsTy and
Broome street on Wednesday night. and blew
out tho gas. He is In st Vincents Hospital
and will probably recover.
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a Fine v.n'ag, In California.

San FE,HcrFro Nov. &c. ] Wrtmore, Chief
State NltcuItur!st. reports that the vintage %
tho present season sill be about 1S,uOp VGD
gallons. or about t.uUuUO gallons in aNrrss
OF last venrs yield, and It Will be OF good
quality generally
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PARIS. Nov 2.-Fiye French poachers. who
were seeking game yesterday near Schirmeck.
on this German sido OF the Alsacs frontier.
were detected by q German forester named
Relies: The poechers fired upon tile fore ster.
but did not hit him. He returned the Are. kill
inE two OF the FTenchmen. The other three
led back into France. An official inquiry into
the afJinr has been opened.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1893-11-03
Cholera.

BERLIN. Nov. 2.-Isolated cases Of cholera
are reported from several cities OF the empire
There have been two fresh cases and two
deaths from the disease In Hamburg since
Oct, ~
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Faust" at windsor Castle.

LONDON. Nov. 2.-The Queen will command
that Gounod's Faust" be given at Windsor
on Nov 30, with Albani AZ Marguerite aud
Davies as Faust.
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Dropped Dead when lie Heard the g.
News.

BELGRADE. Nov. 2.-CO Diuritch. ex- Minis
ter OF War. dropped dead to-day upon hearing
that the King hid promoted him to the rank VI
General, hnnrlryy was tho cause oil death.
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LIVERPOOL, Nov. q The Guion line steamer
Nevada was put up for sale at auction to- day.
Three thousand four. hundred pounds were
offered for the vessel but no sale was affected.
The evening world., 1893-12-27
WOOD GOES BEFORE M'AvOY.
Witnesses Tell of His Alleged Club.
bing of Thomas Mucci.

Inspector McAvoy this morning heard
the explanation of Patrolman william A.
Wood, of the Mercer street station. who
Is said to have beaten Thomas Mucci In
front of the Union Square Theatre
Christmas night.
There were a number of witnesses on
both sides.
The policeman says that Gustav San
ich, of 4s East Broadway. the chief
witness against him, said he was a
reporter. and gave him a good deal
of trouble at the time he was trying to
arrest Mucci.
w. A. Hughes, of 1o5 West Sixteenth
street, Frank Egan, of the Union Square
Theatre. and w. e. Hughes. of Mon
roe street, all stated they had seen the
trouble and blame the policeman. say
Ing he was brutal.
Car-Driver Henry Hoehne alleges that
Mucci was intoxicated and In lighting
mood.
AS far as could be learned, no COM
plant was taken against Wood, owing
to the fact that Mucci was at home still
suffering from his injuries.
Inspector McAvoy declined to talk
about the case.
Supt. Byrnes said that no complaint
had been taken as yet, and that the
investigation would be continued.
When Wood left the Inspectors office
panied him up Mulberry street, nearly
to Bleecker. where they paused and held
consultation. In the mean time In
spector McAvoy sent for Wood, who re-
turned to his office.
The witnesses waited on the sidewalk
half an hour for Wood. He then Joined
them, and they all went away together
The evening world., 1893-12-27
how ll soDR MONITOR.
Hurry Orders for the Mianto-
nomoh to Start.
seaIed Instructions as to Her
Destination.
Tho Monitor Supposed to Be Bound
for Rio.

Pear Admiral Bancroft Gherardi, Com
,,andant of the Brooklyn Navy faro'
received a despatch from washington
this morning ordering the officers OF the
United States monitor Miantonomoh to
nrenare the vessel within twenty-four
hours for an ocean cruise. Sealed or
ders were also received by Capt Wal
lace. of the monitor. in this morning
mail.
Everybody at the Navy-Yard refuses
10 say anything Of the destination OF the
monitor. 1t is said, however, that she Ia
hound for Rio. but will stop for a few
davs at Trinidad. West Indies. The MI
ontonom IN cannot carry enough coal for
an ocean cruise of more than two or
three DAYS. She will probably stop down
the coast and coal UP before reaching
Trinidad.
The monitor will sail under the COM
mand of Capt. Wallace with compile
ment of $50 men. The officers OF the
new monitor had hoped that they would
have been given a chance to have the
disabled dynamo Of the vessel repaired
before sailing orders were received.
There Is only one dynamo In good work
ing order on board. They may have to
illuminate the vessel with oil before
reaching their destination. The Mianto-
nomoh will probably leave the Navy
Yard at high water tomorrow.
The evening world., 1893-12-27
NlC1HEROY GETS WARNING.
Admiral de Mello May Attack by
Night at Pernambuco.
tcopyr,sht, 1893, Associated Press)

Copyright, 1898. Associated Presa)
PERNAMBuCO. Dec. T.-There was
renewed excitement and anticipation here
to-day, when 1t was reported that Presi-
dent Peixoto had sent instructions to
Can't. Nunez, of the Nictheroy. to re-
main here and to make every preparation
possible to receive Admiral de Mello and
the insurgrnt ships.
The Government has received informa-
ton which leads 1t to believe that Ad-
n.iral Mello is not very far from
Pernambuco, and that he may shortly
be expected to make an attack upon
this port, with the intention Of cutting
on, the Nictheroy
Rumor says the commander Of the
N,ctheroy has been warned that the
rebel Admiral may possibly make his
attack by night and that the aggressive
work may be done by fast torpedo
launches, so as to keep the rebel war
ships out Of the range Of the dynamite
gun. .l..-.
The evening world., 1893-12-27
NO MONEY, NO PLUMBING.
Plumber Moulton Undid His Work
When He Wasn't Paid.

Charles Moulton, plumber. of III
Broadway. and four of his workmen
were in the Tombs Court this morning
charged by Samuel II. Huxford. a build
er. with unla wfully removing Aoo worth
of sanitary plumbing from a building In
process OF construction.
Huxford has been building three
story tenement-house at 81 Monroe street
and 80 Hamilton street. running through
from one street to the other. He en-
gagged Moulton to do the plumbing.
Moulton put In n bill for about $1,000.
About $500 had been paid on account by
Huxford leaving n balance of some 500
due, according to the account kept by
the plumber.
When Moulton asked for the remaining
balance dispute arose. Huxford al
legged that he owed 800 less than the bill
presented by Moultor called for. and
the men could come to no agreement.
Last Saturday Mouiton took four OF
his men Michael o. 'Kcefe, Robert Grimes,
Rernard Reynolds and Michael Gil
feather. and removed from the new
building seven boilers, seven closet
and large quantity o. lead pipe, &c.
and carried the stuff away on a truck,
Upon discovering what had been done
HuXford complained to the police and
caused the arrest Of MoultoE AM his
men
remanded the prisoners for examination
The men were released in 5000 bah
each. furnished by George Lane. OF llS
Walker street.
The evening world., 1893-12-27
PORTER PLAYED DETECTIVE.
The General Condemns a West
Side Concert Hall.
Schneider Then withdraws His Plea
for Renewal of License.

Gen. Fitz John Porter appeared before
the Excisc Board to-day at the head Of
a delegation OF West Forty-seventh tn
street residents. They objected to a IL
cense being granted to Emil Schneider
for hotel at lo4 West Forty seventh
street
The General. after being placed under
oath. said he resided at ll9 West Forty
seventh street. diagonally opposite the
place In question, which was known as
the Forty-seventh street concert hall
This place has been run for some years
by man named Gustave Farrell, but
an application for the renewal of the
der Gen. Porter held that the place was
disreputable, and the noise emanating
from 1t kept the residents of the vicin-
ity awake until after l o'clock In the
morning.
In order to ascertain the character of
the people who -patronized It he said he
stood outside of the entrance one even
ing and g9od-looking girl tapped him ain,
wish to take her inside. He Indignantly
declined.
The next evening a similar occurrence
happened, only that the female In this
instance expressed surprise that the Cen
eral failed to recognize her.
She alleged that by my orders she
was turned out OF her house when 1 was
Police Commissioners" explained the Cen
eral.
Henry A. Martin, a cotton broker,
swore he had seen women come from
the place at 1 o'clock in the morning.
They were sometimes in a hilarious con-
dition, and climbed up the street lamp.
post and turned out the light. He had
frequently been q 'costed By the women
on the street.
At this stage Mr. Farrell appeared. and
swore that he wns authorized by Mr..
Schneider to withdraw the application
for a renewal of the license.
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thnt she had con sumption; that there was
u cavity In the left lung; that the only
nope Tor her recovery was n change of
cnmntc' that she had never entirely re-
covered from - severe attack of puru-
mon'n two years ngo, and that medical
skill was powcrics- TO help her.
Mrs. Dnyie WINS found by the writer n
her residence. She -aidi 81 had been to
so many physicinn-. my cn-e has been re-
cnrich 50 long h. relatives mud friends,
n- well ms the doctors. ns hopeless, that
when Sou state my recovery under the
cure of DrS. Copeland nnd Gardner know
great many people win hardly believe
YOU. All they have got to do. however, IL
To come TO sec me-, tnik with my friends
aud family and verify what Is said for
themselves.
q" After had Pneumonia two years ago was
confined to tho house for months. never 1t
seems. fully recovered from that trouble. My
throa, and lungs seemed to be all the time In n
diseased condition. IIcmorrhnges came on AMI
alter that there wns no doubt III my mind but that
had Consumption. The night swoats would
leave mo nS weak us child, lost over twenty
pounds In weight In short time. My appetite
was gone entirely and wasted away to almost "A
skeleton.
" Asny fri n Is all knew my husband died Of
Consumption and nurscd him through his last
illhcss. II seemed as though was going Just the
same way. The doctors had given mo up and
they all told inc frankly that nothing could he
done FOR me except to send me ont of the city My
sister told my children thnt could not 70. we'll
~ The backing cough would keep me awake all
| night long. became weak I could hardly
walk across the ilror. iudnch. when went to
Ill" Office of brS. Copeland aud Gardner | was
hardly able to walk unnssStcd from the paror
The evening world., 1893-12-27
OBJECTED TO TROLLEY CARS.
Mr.. Fuller Scores Messrs. Coogan
and Bell,

Just es the Park Board had gone into
executive session to-day Lawson n. Full
Ter, the rapid transit crank, rushed
breathlessly into the room and wanted
to see James ]. Coogan and Clark Bell.
They had left.
They are traitors" he exclaimed,
gaspins for breath. "They were ap-
pointed committee at a meeting-it was
a big. rousing meeting, too-in favor of
rapid transit by the extension OF the
II road. The traitors What did they
do? Went down to the Mayor and
advocated the extension of the trolley
across the river. No Huckleberry grab.
No trolley on Manhattan Island"
An hour afterwards he was seen stand
crevd tne on exeaiming Ne troIIey on Nan. SS
haitian Island. No Huckleberry grab for
nSb
The evening world., 1893-12-27
AS TO INCOME TAXES.
Decision to Come ut the Next Ways
and Means Meeting.
Dy Associated Press.)

ODy Associated Press.)
WASHINGTON, Dec e. - When the
majority members of the Committee on
Ways and Means come together again
they will have to decide upon the two
reports submitted by the Subcommittee
on Internal Revenue. one by Messrs.
Mcmillan and Bryan In favor Of tax
on all incomes, including individuals.
and the other by Mr.. Montgomery in
favor of a tax on corporate invest
ments.
Until this is decided there will be moth
ing done about the rate Of taxation, al
though 1t Is proposed by the Mcmillan
Bryen plan to make It per cent. and
upon incomes OF 5000 a year and up
ward, yielding an estimated revenue Of
The inheritance tax will be extended
only to personal property, as 1t has been
found impracticable to have real estate
Included. A revenue of $4,000, 900. 1t is
estimated. will be derived from this
The tax of $50 per 1000 on cigarettes
and six cents a pack on playing cards
It Is thought will yield IS, 900 900. making
the special taxes In all SAL, 5,000. 900. which
several members of the Committee think
Is all that is necessary to provide for by
legislation at present
The evening world., 1893-12-27
NlCTHER0Y MEMS UNIFORMS.
They Are the Basis OF Suit to Re.
cover Balance Due.

Suit has been brought in the City
Court against Joseph b. Morrell Co.
OF 73 Front street, by Weiss & Klau
Pros. of 207 Canal street, for 1856, bal
ance on bill of 81, $50 for uniforms fur
nished for the men enlisted on the
brazilian warship Nictheroy..
Alfred b. Iaworower, OF room "a
Klaus lawyer, says:
"Morrell & Co. ordered the uniforms
and agreed to pay 81, ,S56 for them. and to
supply the material for their make.
They now state that the uniforms were
ill-made, although they passed muster
before the Nictheroy left for Brazilian
waters. II the garments were poorly
made, why did Morrell & Co. accept and
pay 81 800 for them?"
The case viii be put on trial in Part
w. of the City Court Jan. 3.