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Shot MS Wifa and Uimsalf

ST. Louis, Aug. l6.-This afternoon at
East St. Louis, ILL.,, in a jealous quarrel,
John Seitenreit shot his wife and himself.
Both were fatally wounded.
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a Hnrricane Coming This Way

WASHINGTON, Aug. l6.-The Weather
Bureau announces a West India hurri-
cane coming this way, and advises yes
sci leaving gulf ports to obtain latest tel
egrams from the Weather Bureau OBJ
server at Kew West
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sons of Nnternns

CINCINNATI, Aug. I6. = The Sons of
Veterans to-day voted down the mutual
insurance scheme and killed of the
proposition to form military organiza-
tious
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SIssoN, Aug. 16.-Judge Clark dis
charged John Mcclellan for shooting
Charles Clayton at Mott, for want of evil
dence. Clayton may recover.
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Negro Miners to Be Imported.

KANSAS CITY. Aug. 16.-The owners of
the Kansas mines have decided not to
make the same terms with the strikers as
those made by Manager Devlin OF the
Santa Fe mines. They all ordered the
importation of negroes from the South to
be resumed.
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FRENZIED MOB AT BOMBAY,
Riots and Disorders of the Most
Violent Character Break Out.
TROOPS POWERLESS TO QUELI, THE
DISTURBANCES

Ohicial Returns Indicate a Further
Increase of the Cholera Epidemic
in Russia-It is Especially Severe ut
Moscow, Where One Hundred and
Sixty-six New Cases and Sixty
Seven Deaths Occurred Within
Four Days.
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WENT THROUGH A TRESTLE.
A Distressing Railroad Accident
Near Milton, Va.
TWO COACHES AND A SLEEPER PRE-
CIPITATED INTO A CREEK

seven People Killed Outright and n
Number of Others Injured-The
Cars Shivered Into Kindling Wood
and the Escape of the Passengers a
AIiracle-Many Buildings Wrecked
and a Number of Persons Injured
by a Cyclone in Nebraska.
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Pacific Railroad Debt.

WASHINGTON, Aug. 16.-Frye to-day re-
introduced in the Senate his bill of the
last Congress providing for refunding the
Pacific railroad debt.
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Stansbury Won,

WARSAW tInd.}, Aug. l6.-The three
mile boat race was won by Stansbury,
Stevenson second, Mclean third. Time.
$50
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Gold for America.

LONDON, Aug. 16.-Twenty-fve thou
sand pounds in gold was withdrawn from
the Bank of England for the United States
to-day.
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Death 81. carl 1IueIIor.

BERLIN, Aug. 1G.-Carl Mueller, the
well-known German painter and director
Of the Art Academy at Dusseldorf, died
yesterday.
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The britannia Again Victorious.

LONDON, Aug. Is. The Prince ofWales'
yacht Britannia won the first prize in tho
Royal Albert Yacht Club race to-day at
Smith Sea. Royal Phelps Carrolps Nava-
hoe was second.
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sudden peath Mt Reno.

RENO New, Aug. 16.-Hazel Bacon,
granddaughter of C. A. Bragg. died yes
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OMAHA, Aug. l6.-The Porter Brothers
Company sold to-day three cars of Cali
fornia fruit as follows: Pears, 81 to 81 60;
half crates grapes, 81 to 81 so: pIums, 75c
to 81 25; peaches, S5c to 81.
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IN THE HOUSE.

A communication was received from At
torney General Hensel in response to a
house resolution passed on May 22d, re-
questing him to inform that body what
action can be taken to prevent the alleged
invasion of the battlefield of Gettysburg by
an electric railway. Mr.. Hensel says that
from the best Information he can obtain
the railway traverses streets, roads and
lands by the consent of the local authori-
ties and the owners of property and does
not trench on property Of the state of
Pennsylvania in any manner. He knows
of no action that can be taken by the state
to prevent such occupation of the streets
and private property, even though the
highways lead to the historic battlefield or
the ground occupied comprises part of it.
The federal government, he says, alone has
the right to take action where the road
traverses any property belonging TO it or
under its control and will exercise this au-
thority, Mr. Hensel is advised through the
war department.
The governor notified the house that he
had approved the following bills;
Relative to the appointing of special dep
uties, policemen and marshals, otherwise
known as the Kearns anti Pinkerton bill;
providing for the insurance of the capitol
and other public buildings repeating
special tax law in the borough of Bellevue,
Allegheny county; repeating the act en-
arging the jurisdiction of justices of the
peace in Erie county; making an appropri-
alton for the Norristown Insane hospital;
making an appropriation for shad hatch
cry in the Delaware river; making an ap-
preparation to the State Lunatic hospital
at Harrisburg.
The house refused to concur in the senate
amendment to the bill providing for the
placing of a copy of Smull's Hand Book in
each public school
The act to provide for the support of the
INDECENT insane, which was re called from
the governor and amended soas todivide the
cost OF maintenance between county and
state passed finally.
The house elected six members of the
commission to compute the vote to he cast
for supreme judge and state treasurer next
November The successful members were
Messrs. Abrams, Kennedy and Patterson,
republicans, and Messrs. Fritz, Follweiler
and Kane, democrats.
The passage of-hills on third reading oc-
cupied the time in the house at the evening
session
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BEHRING SEA CAsE.
Sir Charles Russell VIII Conclude Hi,
Address To-day.

Sir Charles Russell VIII Conclude His
Address To-day.
PARIS May 81. Sir Charles Russell con
tinued TO speak in behalf of the British
case yesterday, before the Behring Sea
Tribunal of Arbitration. His arguments
dragged wearily along, as he dissected
minutely and tediously the laws of other
nations on which the United States based
their claim to protection of the seals out
side of the ordinary limit.
Sir Charles contended that Great Brit
ain, Chilli Japan and Russia never as
serted jurisdiction over foreign vessels out
side of territorial limits. Sir Charles Rus
sell next replied 10 reference which the
Hon. j. F. Phelps, of counsel for tn United
States had made to the inactivity of Great
Britain in respect to the seizure of foreign
vessels by the Russian authorities
Sir Charles read correspondence which
had passed between the American Charge
d'Atfaires at st. Petersburg and his gov
ernment Mt Washington, stating that Rus
sian jurisdiction was confined to the or
dinary limits, and that the seizures were
avowedly within those limits.
Sir Charles will conclude his argument
to-day. He is devoting a portion of his
argument to trying to prove that various
acts of interference by British authorities
with foreign vessels, outside of the Or
dinary limits, If such acts really occurred,
had not imperiled the principles of inter
national law
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'rincCns EuiaIiH Decorntes the Resting
Place of the Dead Con eral

..iintt's AautAiiN lletn crates me heStAtlE
Place of the Dead Con eral.
New York, May Silt has been de
,ided thaJ the Princess Eulllia will not
ieave for Chicago to-day az it had been
originally planned. She will remain here
Hnd rest until Sunday when she will begin
her triumphful tour to the Worlds Fair.
The lnfanta spent busy day yesterday.
It had been arranged that she should have
her photograph taken aud should also go
up to Riverside Park and place a wreath
Of flowers on the tomb of Gen Grant The
Princess took her chocolate and roll in bed,
and almost Immediately afterward began
to make her preparations for carrying out
her plans for the day
Fifth avenue was crowded with sight
seers out for the big Grand Army parade
when the Princess started for the photog-
rapher's aud the little procession Of car
riaGes aroused great interest The crowd
soon learned that the carriages contained
the lnfnta Eualia and her suite and there
was a good deal of cheering.
After ride of about ten minutes, the
photographers place was reuched and the
party entered the establishment The In
fanta sat several times for her photograph
l he party remained at the establishment
and witnessed the Decoration Day parade
from a window there
Prince Antonio, the husband of Princess
Eulalih went to the photo Srapher's early
in the morning and had several sittings in
uniform. The lufunta and party returned
to the Savoy after the parade.
In the afternoon the Princess again left
The hotel this time bound for Riverside
Park, where she participated in the cere.
monies ut Geu Grants tomb An escort
of mounted police escorted the party to
the tomb. With the Princess were the
FRINGE, the Marquisa, the Duke de Tama-
mes, and Commander Davis Messrs
Whiteaw Reid, Cornelius N. Bliss, Gen
Horace Porter, and Col S. v r. Cruger,
Of tile committee of one hundred, accom-
panied the party.
On arriving at the place the party
| alighted Immediately and walked up the
steps to the tomb Mayor Gilroy was
waiting to receive the Princess Without
CEREMONY OF any Xxi id, the Princess placed
b. auulul wreath Of flowers on the door
of the tomb. The party at once returned
their carriages and were driven back to
jhe hotel
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DIR. BRIGGS AND THE PROSECUTION


bAN' ihthiNbN AND THE IkOSEtUIION
The Arguments Closed in the Celebrated
Heresy Case.
WASHINGTON, May 81 Both Dr. Briggs
and the prosecution finished their argu
ments in the herosy case before the Presby-
terian General Assembly yesterday after
noon.
The evening session was given over Co
the members of the New York Presbytery
and vote on sustaining the appeal will
doubtless be taken at today's session
Besides the Briggs case there were two
incidents of note in the days proceedings
The committee on bills and overtures re
ported form of deliverance in explanation
OF the deliverance of the Portland assembly
on the inspiration of the Bible rs a substi-
tute for the one submitted last Saturday.
10 was clearer and more condemned than the
former document and affirmed the declara-
tlon of the assembly of 1892
Upon the introduction of resolution by
Rev. Loyal Y Graham, of Philadelphia. of
loyalty and honor to the memory of the
soldier dead, Elder Spencer of St. Louis.
raised u point Of order that it was not war
ranted by the authority under which the
assembly sat and could not, therefore, be
entertained Moderator Craig overruled
the point and Mr. Spencer endeavored to
appeal, but could not find single second
and the resolution was adopted.
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cause generally.

cause generally.
This created much discussion, but was
finally adopted with the report
The committee on the minutes of the ius
terror presented their report, which was
considered seriatlm and finally adopted.
The report Of the committee on themln-
utes of the German Chassis was also
adopted.
A resolution to revise the hymnal of the
Reformed churches met with a stout resist
ance from the German members Of the
Synod, who claimed that it was inexpedi-
ent at this time to make such n revision.
A motion that the General Synod deems
it unwlse and inexpedient to take the pro
nosed action was adopted
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MARRIED THE SERVANT.
EminO Had Sent His Wife Away on a vi.
for the Purpose,

EminO Had Sent His Wife Away on a Visit
for the Purpose,
HALIFAX, N. S., May 81. Six years ago
Eli Emino, a merchant of this city, welded
Miss Sason, of Caledonia, N S. The
couple lived in Halifax together until
shortly before last Christmas, when Mrs
Emino, at her husbands suggestion, went
on visit to relatives in Ironwood, Mich.
Her husband neither wrote to Mrs Emino
nor sent her any money, saying he was
tired of her. Friends came to Mrs. En-.
mos aid and sent her money with hich
TO return.
She has just arrived here and discovered
that her husband had very shortly after
her departure married their servant girl.
and the marriage is recorded at the Pro
vincial License Office. He win be prose
cuted for bigamy
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AIarteIlo ana osmond to Die.

New York, May 3l.-Gov. Flower who
has had the cases of Martello and Osmond
the murderers, under consideration for
sometime has decided to let the law take
It's course, and they will both be killed by
electricity. MWtello is now in the Danne.
mora prison and will be killed sometime
ilurlng the iirstweek in June; and Osmond
is in Sing Sing prison and will be electro
o ted the second week in June.
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In a country town not 90 miles from this,
there used TO be bus driverwho very often
forgot his customers. A lady and her
daughter anxious to connect with train
for New York gave strict injunctions for
him to come for them In good season. He
was leisurely stopping at the door and pos
itively assured his passengers that he could
easily get them there, but half mile from
the depot they were enraged to see the train
go away without them. WAL, % said the
driver, II got ye most there, anyhow
Springfield Homestead.
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CARLISLE, May 3l.-Charles Salyards.
the convicted murderer, was taken sud
denly i'll yesterday in his cell and a ply
sician was hastily summoned He dag
nosed the cause Of illness, pronouncing it
diarh~a. Salyards has dropped his VIC
lent exhibitions of temper and now prom,
ises some startling developments affecting
his side of the case very soon. What they
will be he refuses to state
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EXERCISES AT ANNApoLIs.
Italian Ships Present at the Naval Acad
emy Ceremonies,

ANaAAHh AAbhthN hh AiAt NhNhl Atlu-
emy Ceremonies,
ANNAPOLIS, Nd, May 3l.-The pro
gramme for the second day of the Naval
academy graduation exercises drew an i'm
mense crowd to this city Target practice,
presentation of books from the army and
navy auxiliary Of the Ladies' Aid Socie ty
to the graduating class, battalion of in
fantry dress parade and presentation o.
medals for highest scores in great gun and
small arm target practice were the attrac
tive features.
The Italian warships Etna and Dogali
of the international review feet ut Hamp.
ton Roads and New York are here to re.
main until the close OF the graduation ex-
ercisss. They anchored in Annapolis
Roads last evening from New York. Their
arrival was announced by the firing of a
national salute of twenty one guns from
the Etna. The courtesy was acknowledged
from the academy.
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To be Wade a Stock COMPANY.

MONTREAL, Que, May 31.-The Allen
steamship line is to be converted into
stock company. Hugh and Montagu Allan
are in London arranging for this step The
Allans will retain controlling interest ir
the property, embracing nearly 100 steam,
ships
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True Bili Against Townsend.

LONDON, May 81. The grand jury has
found a true bill against William Town
send, the individual arrested recently on
the nominal charge of having discharged
PISTOL in Downing street, but really
on suspicion of intending to kill Mr.
Gladstone, and who was also held on the
additional charge of sending a threatening
letter TO Mr.. Gladstone. Townsend will
be tried at the Old Bailey, probably on
Thursday.
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SEATTLE, Wash, May 31.--rhe steam
ship Haytian Republic was seized here by
customs officials She was searched and
only five pounds Of opium found The Gus
toms officers say they didnot expect to find
more, but the seizure was for past offences,
and that libel will be filed against her in
a few daYs
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CHILDHOOD And old lSGE.
The Tender orandehiid and Wsil-t'b-6o Old
Gentleman OF "a Acknowledge Obligations.

The preparation that can be taken with
safety and benefit by the tender infant,
and that nourishes, strengthens, and cures
the aged and in6rm, is one that can trtlly be
called scientific. Such a preparation was
discovered by DR.. David Kennedy and
named Favorite Remedy. It's prescribed
and recommended the world over, by the
medical profession, as the best medicine
produced for the cure OF all diseases
arising from an impure condition OF the
blood.
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LANSING, Mich, May 31-The closing
scenes OF the legislature of 1898 were en-
acted yesterday by proclamation of the
presiding officers of both houses that it
was adjourned sine die
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Attest-P.J. CoNNEIG
DROPOSALS FOR BUILDING WALL AND
tlrnlanilln nn.,in- The s.nL....II-LII

DROPOSALS FOR BUILDING WALL AND
] furnishing coping for the Schuyllill County
Court House grounds.
Bids will be received until the 9th day Of
j lne, A. D., 1898, by The Commissioners OF
SchuylRill County fOI the building OF retain
ing WALL feet high 80 feet long, OF mountain
stono, on Minersville street; for the furnishing
and setting OF 263 feet of granite coping, l0xI4
inches, on the granite steps, together with posts
at the TOP and bottom of each flight of Steps;
also for furnishing 2l0 feet OF mountain stone
coping with posts at the ends OF the coping, sc.
All WORK to be finished within sixty days after
bid rs accepted Bids for furnishing granite
must be separate from the bids Offering to fur
nsh mountain stone. Full particulars can be
mad and plans and drawings can be seen, by
applying TO the Commissioners OF Sshuylkil
CC uny. The Commissioners reserve the right
to reject any or all bids 51024t
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GETTYSBURG, May 31-Memorial Day
was observed on this battlefield with i'm
pressiye ceremonies. There was an i'm
mense crowd present.
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HARmsBURG. May 31.-In fit of ieal
Gus rage Hattie Sephus last night shot
Kate Williams in the left shoulder with a
shotgun, inilicting an ugly wound. 1t is
thought she will recover. Both parties are
colored
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CHICAGO, May 31.-There are charges
that crookedness was INDUCED in at the
Worlds Fair Sunday, in that not one-half
of the admissions were accounted for The
matter is to be investigated.
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Pain the second nlrldend.

HoLLIDAYsBURe, May 31.-A. A. Stew.
ems, assignee Of the Tyrone bank, of Ty-
rome, that closed its doors one year ago, il,
paying the creditors Of the concern sec
ond dividend of 10 per cent The creditors
have so far received 40 pei cent. of theit
sl
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IRvINGToN. N. j., May 81. The bicycle
road race here yesterday was won by Carl
Won Dcngerke, of Newark Over 10000
people were present.
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READING, May 31.-Rev. Joseph W,
Santee, d. D., conducted the devotional
exercises at the opening of the sixth days
session of the Grand Synod OF the Reform
ed Church yesterday.
The further consideration of the report of
the committee on revision Of the constltu-
ton was deferred for the present. The re-
port of the Sunday school board was then
taken up. One OF the items provided for
the appointment of a general secretary,
whose duty 1t shall be to visit all the
schools II possible, create an interest In the
work. and helm forward the Sunday school
zee
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New YORK, May 31.-C Captain John
North rs years old, of the steam lighter
Confidence, lying at the foot of Jersey ave
nue., in Jersey City, fell overheard and was
drowned
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SHAMoKIN, May 81. - Samuel Enule.
Peter Wolf and John Maha were fright
fully burned by a gas explosion at the
Burnside mine yesterday Wolf cannot re-
cover
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ELLIsvnLE, Ind., May 81 The Worley
Bank, private institution, has failed.
The Liabilities are about S35, 600, and the
assets will reach 800, 900 It Is believed
that the bank will nav all ahhaationn.
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THE BASEBALL GAMES.

Yesterday on the diamond was a double
header all around, two games being
played by each of the clubs in both the
National and Pennsylvania State leagues.
All of the games were unusually well at
tended
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Noblemen Arrested for Treason.

VIENNA, May 31.-Twelve young noble
men have been arrested in Buje, Peninsula
of Istria, for high treason. They are
charged with having conspired to separate
Trieste from Austria and annex it to Italy.
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fly. NV little grand daughter hud eczema the
worst way she was a mass Of running sores
cheeks. My wife gave her Favorte Remedy in
small doses, and what was the result To-day
the sores have all disappeared, the skin fs
smooth and clear and she is fat and rugged and
as bright as a silver dollar.
Mr.. Solomon Davis Of North Kortright
N. Y, finds himself at u years. suffering
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DROPOS MS The undersigned, Commits
sealed proposals until Saturday, June a. 1893,
at 2oClOck p. m, for the furnishing and laying
OF twznty-one hundred and foriy-seven SO uare
yards of grass sod six hundred and seven
square yards OF white gravel, and fourteen hun
dred square yards OF asphalt anu the lay ing
ana furnishing OF terra Gotta drain pipe at he
Court House grounds at POusvllle. Plans and
specifications can be seen at the ofiice of \ b.
& cochran & Sons, engineers. Tue Commission.
ers reserve the right TO reject any ana all bids
SAMUEL G. DCTURK,
j MES j. BOMES,
ELIAS n REED,
Commissioners.
Attest;-P. j. CONNELL Clerk
Pottsville, Pa, May D, 1898 5-2380t
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DROPOSALS.-The undersigr ed. the County
I Commissioners o. Schuylkn County, viii
receive sealed proposals until Monday, June
10Th, at p M, for the erection and compile ion
OF q W oden bridge, 40 feet sp IN, on lho king
ers' own road, Upper Mahantongo township
Schuylkill county. Plans and spec fcations
can be seen AT this office. The Commissioners
reserve the right to reject any and all BIDS.
SAMUEL G. DETURK
JAMES j. BoWEs,
ELIAS 70. REED,
County Commissioners
Attest-P j. CoNNELL Clerk. lS-w&s
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shown here, is the
grandchild of Mr.. j.
L. Palmateer Of
Athens, N Y. who had
been cured of gravel
in the kidneys and
insomonia, lsleepless-
nes) finishes his letter
by saying;
But this is not all DR.,
kennedy's FavOritc Rem
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WANTS. $40.

DOARDING-Two gentlemen desire board
ID with private family. Rom tog, ther
Address H., shenandoah, = 0. 3 5-tf
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uhe Road Bill Framed by the Special Sem
ate Committee Passes by Vote of 81 to
1O-The Joirt Committee submits Con
illusions on the wernersvillo Hospital
for Chronic Insane.