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Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-08-18

The chief distinctive mechanical feat.
ure Of the sensational drama. G. ~. Der.
trans Pulse Of New York." which
comes To The Grand opera houss next
week, is a realistic pile driving scene,
whers a man is rescued by the soubrefte.
heroine and the leading comedian in the
nick Of time. There are many other
spectacular and thrilling scenes In the
play. shich will DOW have the benefit 81
an excellent company. including one Of
the cicterest ~ soubretfes. Carrie
Sweeny. and the Columbia quartet
Tickets FOR the Star lecture and con.
cert course will evidently be in great
demand this season az the subscription
lists have already assumed extensive
proportione The course IL certainly the
beat ever brought 10 this city aud the
price IL 20 reasonable that Il IL very de-
sirsblc these times
Stair. Brady A Garwood's nev comedy
rlay. called Cracker Jack. ell he pro
duced AZ The Grand the week beginning
September IL. The pieceis named after
the euphonious title gwen Mr.. 0srwood
by his professional friends.
Manager smith has IN all star PRO
gram this week. Lille Morris is the
brightest twinkier in the armament
however. There vail Re q matinee 20
day.
Clevelsud's MINISTRIES. said 10 be big
ger. brighter and better thar ever before
pill appear ia The Powers saturday a.
teraoon and evsning.
R5neknes great circus ard rnsnsgerie
vill be here Monday. August -
Col. Niles % CiBeinnsti gave q crifl.
cal hearing 70 The Actors Holiday
Yesterday sffernoon. A . resist. teo
~ thrre changes VII be mad~
Fsrh successive psrformsnce - The
Acifr,s Holiday fflngs lie and rfvacity
q sh~ skit Il vii rsn the h.iancs a
The eeek ~ The Grad
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-08-18
STATE PRESS COMMENT.

Already-fhere are indications that the
worst OK this bankers caused panic -
over. Congress seems disposed 10 favor
expansion rather than . further con
traction 81 the currency. The fear that
the eastern golditee would control. and
by redutlng the supply Of circulating
medium intensity present troubles. -
passing away. This. a itself. viii help
"a restore confidence. More money viii
DO good Hfst, by adding % a short sup
ply. and second by bringing out the
scared caeh from ia hiding Places
Jackson Patriot
The present panic and disturbance in
monetary circles vas caused by the vile
attempt - Wall street 80 force the gov.
eminent 90 issue bonds The slgnifi.
cant fact that much ~ the returning
gold n 10 the came kages. seals IN
broken, that covered il co leaving the
coustry is prcof positive that the large
shiPnsenss made we're cot D. settle bal.
ances. bat q forco the issue 81 honda
Allegsa Democrat
n every man a. woman In saginaw
Who has Withdraw his CT her money
fron circulation and stnrcd IL sway IN
cd stockings and feather h~ls wonid
place i in the hanks 80 wuuld haze 90
slors q hard tisnes ia this locaitty ard
many . refscn without aosk would scon
secure enployment Ssginas Evening
News
n = netsfds that hanks shieh ofer -
pay 10 lsfEest interest On deposits srs
usaeIlg saaocG The first B. suepeud pay
msas wten Enancisi faffJ eease~
asunr. BIZ fiak sieAye ep~s esth he
iaseseet iis~tingr J0arhak.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-08-18

Justice Saunders Who has moved In
from the country 10 run = justice shop.
Win ind bic pathway strswn with thorns.
We ned him and would pay high for
his services Il he we're qualified 10 dis
charge The functions Of his ofice a. an
arbiier Of cur peace and happiness. but
the law and common sense are against
him Tho average justice would sur
mount these trifling Obstacles but In
tsrssted ones are jealous Of their prerog-
ratises and 80 soon ~ Saunders Issues
q SUMMONS bis name viii he DenniA
The Law holds hat \ justice shall be
Incompetent &c transact judicial busi-
nsss. sxceps In special cases. outside
The township ia which be resided
&C fhs time % bis election. In
one q ne reports Ok decisions OF the
sapreus court a casa appears n which
ths courts hold that the Legislators
raay confer special jurisdiction On jus
tees Ct the pears BY whish t4oy may act
Ia their oiiicisi capacity IN any townships
specified By e.. act coafsrring iurisaic-
Ion. Justice Saunders was not elected
. justIcs Of tbs peacs for the city a
Grand RapidA lie has net been az
thorizsd BY special act * the lsgisls-
fnrs - srssciss judicial functions in
tbs city. still Ne may be ail right.
1hsrs. no telling shat justice q the
p~ars may sad msy not do % The
wheis. howsver. without arguing the
elsa TIE HzaALp voold advise Justice
esunders 70 take down ia shingie and
return t. his oafivs heath.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-08-18
HOTEL CHATS

Eddie Dixon OF Atlanta, Georgia. Ia
registered at Sweets. Dixon was ut
one time the star back stop OK the Grand
Rapids ball team. and has been catch
ing for the Atlantis this season. The
southern league has disbanded.' said he
yesterday. "The double pennant sys-
tenn killed II. The first season closed
July 4. and Augusta won the pennant
Since then there has been no interest in
the game. The times do not seem 20 be
so hard in the south as they are north.
The cotton crop is said to DO one OF the
greatest ever known. and the plantation
owners expect good prices IL they get
them, there Is no reason why the
south's present prosperity should not
continue"
Colonel r. +. j. Miles OF Cincinnati
one OF the most widely known theatrical
managers in the west. is a guest Ia
Sweets. He is a member of the firm OF
Miles & Caldwell. managers OF the
Actors Holiday" company, nov play
ing in The Grand. and is in the city
looking after things in general sort OF
way.
S. A. Billings OF Lansing. state CON-
missioner OF railroads. dined in The
Kent yesterday. In company with
Superintendent j. X. V. Agnew and
other officials q the G. 4 W. NJ. Mr..
Billings has just completed the annual
inspection OF the road.
Walter IL. Tinchell, Mrs. @. A. Tin
chell and Mrs Elizabeth s. Jennings OF
Worcester. Mass. and Mrs. II. f.. Morey
Of st Johns. dined in The Morton yes
terday while on their way TO Mackinac.
Mrs. J. b. LeCus. Miss Anna DeZany,
Mrs. +. A. Corfrew and b. G. Corfrew
Of Norfolk, Va, are guests in The Nor
ton. They are In the city buying fur
niture and visiting friends.
Leon Kiximski OF Berlin. Germany,
is registered in the Morton. He is in
the city making arrangements 10 estab-
lish agencies for Grand Rapids furniture
in Germany.
Mrs. +. l. Bridges Of Manistec arrived
In Sweets yesterday 10 visit her hus.
band. who has been guest in the hotel
for the past week.
DIR. Frank Barry and NJ. f. Darrah. a
prominent Big Rapids mill man. are
registered in The Morton.
MoRroS-C. T. Hills. Muskegon; j
w. Bradley, Kalamazoo; r. ID. Cole. f.
T.. Heath, Hastings; G. ii. Bennett
Jackson; q. w. Childs, Jr., Detroit; A.
Il. Rowland. Banzor.
SwEEr's-L- c. Holden. Saginaw; I'd
ID. Taylor, Ann Arbor; T. II. Gross, DE.
troit; w. 4. Wade. Detroit; Mrs. T. l..
bridges, Manistee; A. H. Ferguson
Benton Harbor.
NEw LIvINGsrox-W William Fuller
Big Rapids; Mrs. james Is. Br. Won
Grand Haven; X A. Hastings. Sparta
III. Dickinson. Nashville; NJ. T. Heath
Ithaca.
EAcLE-C. Cuban. Port Huron; Il
q. Franklin. Muskegon; +. Smith. Cad
lilac: III. T.. Whipple. Bedding; A. b
Cheney. Sparta; HsC. Hartman. Cass
opolis.
krsT-C. Foster, jackson; Mrs. III. =
Petit. Belliars; George A. Link, Cedar
Springs; Mrs. W. A. Courtade. Traveres
CITY, -. NJ. Cal<ins. McCordsi >. X
Billings. Lansing.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-08-18

After TIE closef escape u the Mi
creek burglars ths eonnfy jail authoEi-
ues lnstitutsd a sgsts1 o. closer sur.
ysillancA II viii b remembered that
Briensen and Forbes sawed the bars 70
thu iall uindows. znd through the aper-
ture tine made. escaped 70 the ground
en- rope made e shests- The escape
uas made Ia the glare of Al electric
heht n fuli view u three streets At a
tine q night vhsn passsrs by arc
reilhaT fse nor Tar hetween- Last even
ing Eve daring fellows with . desperate
thug named Wilsos AZ their head. pried
apart he corrugated iron shsathing Of
thels prison. and ascending 70 the roof,
eat hole through and into the fhicken-
ing twilight. and BY means ofarope made
of blsnkotA sid 20 the earth
and disappeared into the gathering
fag which seemed 10 settle about the
lad for their especial benefit They are
eono. That's al there IL 10 It. Some
csptious critics viii make haste 10 con
denim tie sheriff. That viii not recap
turs the escaped iail-birds The real
fact q the case i that the Jail Is little
better sdzptsd for the safe confinement
q prisoners than skinner IL to hold
water. II = a ehsessbox. Any ingen-
Ious crock can push hole through
Il snyvhere. The only way 10 keer the
remaining prisoners within the valls Ia
% chain them % the door and then
ehain the iloor 10 the court house. Even
then they might fall through the floor
and set away. No sheriff can prevent
escapes from the Kent county jail until
IL Il made strong enough 70 resist the
kick q a jersey mosquito. unless he
hires squad q armed watchmen TO
Surround each prisoncr,
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-08-18

bt,n. slnon Horkera A. Eeksr. A.
Mood znd l. Hodges Hlon, rrst pflz>.
-, heaEss. s<eoad prizs. 81 Wood thard
I.aals-' Boat Has Ensiss-- Ross
ChaFnies. Martha Nisrsis- Lana ks<sn-
water sad Bessie Hare Hiss kegsn-
water rrst prize ~; Aiss Ch<raiey:
ssfond pFize. - Miss hsrss thld
rub Race Entriss-s. Hodges. Arthur
Niaro, A. Wood and A. Ionkers sldIo.
hr'f prize. 81. Hodges. second prize. -
fenkers. third prize. o..
Tho mosf exciting cont<st of the day
Was the package ueing contest The
points considered were neatncss. time
and correctness q weight Zach
contestant weighed and ted txenfy
tso-poupd packages % sand. There
Was little more Sand IN the
material than the clerks bad been
accustomed to tieing up but they
handled IL with noticeable degree 81
familiarity. The entries vere A. tidro,
Nick Popma and Elmer Hpnty. Sand
new IN al direstions for several min.
ures and The contestants made good
time Popma won. tieing the twenty
packages In ten minutes; Huntly sec
ond. ten and one-half minutes; Vidro
third. eleven minutea The prizes were
81 - and 81 IN this contest.
IL Mas nearly night when the sports
were concluded. but large crowd gath
cred Ia the casino and listened 20 .
brief address by +. II. Barrett Of New
York. editor of tho American Grocer.
He counseied members of the trade TO
conduct their business in harmony with
each other and % avoid ieaiousies in
creating competition. he closed his
timely suggestions with the quotation:
Count that day lost whose low de-
scending sun views from thy hand no
worthy action done"
At $50 the crowd began TO return To
the city and the $40 train
brought home the last contingent OF a
successful excursion party. A guessing
contest was conducted on the incoming
trains az 10 the number OF round trip
tickets sold by the G. & W.sM- railroad
company 10 the beach. The number
guessed by each person was put intoa boz
which viii be opened today and the re-
suit made public. To the person guess.
ing the nearest q round trip ticket q
Chicago will be given. The railroad
could not tell definitely last night how
many tickets were sold.
[P. S.-The story OF the grocers picnic
will be found In another column.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-08-18

Yesterday mob q 500 Idle men as
ssulted Nes York amusement hail
fcto which theT hsd been denisd free
adaitatnc.> Supgsse tto-s 5000 msa
nfsusa wfth dYnemise tad made an At.
tack on one ~ the s,any safety deposit
vaa;lr ID xhieh thousands = dollars sro
sioe>d - faa mlary u everybody. IN
eindlng re ounsrpi Il IS probaels thar
scores reutl have ioet their hSes. bat
N tha eni sha safety vsuiss wosld hays
bssa bt,~n sisen And tie rieh treasure
tasrasn 94pg merit roaid - distrihuted
saaonx he hanzsy snd la~leaa Nosiing-
msn. That woald T. snarchy run mad.
90 ccarrs i uoait; ana i : not only a
possibility but a probability unless ths
sfsiurs cf nioneytags aFs luosened ~
shssr - ssrir ssnarp. he peorls hare
besn tangaf tat - bars mors uoney
n tkis eeunfTT ios3av thaa sVsr befors
prisea 20 is-peratiea ~ safs as.
poet misers ther nay yet ti<kils
tbe wants. - zst possession of
fhs rsonsv. And e thsy shall DO -
theg uiil ~ 49, hisnieable fhsn the one<
SO. Wilauus eause provoke and Thea
fsa ths fessr = arrperatioa - With
drawing tkeif nfoaeY from eirrhisfion.
Il tkis ctr there Aas usxer been .
rserssl = tl.s 49, fhrss mopths sh~a
IT, ba1ksis<e 80 tsra are - paF "a
aemspd Thsf epusstien q fhinee r..
lnssrced. szists teslsF Is srit.s q ~
fsf lat ne bsnka ~ really usr-
--eurs tksa s4fs dspoeis vaslte. wse<
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-08-18

CoxoRrssNAS j. LOGAN CHIPMAs,
representing the first district OF Michi-
gan, died in Detroit yesterday morning,
He was a successful democrat politician,
and q man Of great force when his abili-
ties were employed as the great maker
intended them 10 be. His death creates
a vacancy which In all probability viii
be filed by the election OF a republican.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-08-18

Fnox all over the country come re-
ports that the wheels Of industry are be-
ginning 20 turn again. Everybody has
despaifed Of procuring relief through a
democrat congress. and ia that despair
Il tho dawn of brighter times.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-08-18

LEoxARD 4 CoNrAxY's employees
have srnsibly concluded 20 confer with
the firm on the subject Of wages A
strike AZ The time would he fully worse
than fooiishreas.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-08-18

Acrrso upon the suggestion made
some tine ago in these columns the CON-
mon council. through It's regular CON-
mittse. Is investigating the merits OF the
voting machine. the use OF which was
authorized BY the last legislature. 1t is
a good thing 10 have.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-08-18

WAR a great joke II would be on the
houss II tho senate repealed the pur-
chasing clause q the sherman bin be.
Are the house finishes its preliminary
var q Uind
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-08-18

AvTxR all the financial stringency has
not been productive only Of evil. Soil
slarity. tho Nou York anarchist organ.
has been compelled 10 suspend on ac-
count q hard timea
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-08-18

Fxox the present ontiook II 10 prob
abe that the Clinxman Sunday closing
injunction case vii be decisled In time
for TIE great Columbian celebration q
AR1
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-08-18

II l. noticeabls hat tho republican
workinrmen who boasied sarIy last
winter that they voted for Grover lust
70 have a change" arc mighty shy OF the
convenient article just now.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-08-18

Pu~osEEs IN the county jail are
respectfully requested 20 keep OF the
grass When lsaving tbs popular instl.
tation ia the night time
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-08-18

fows has Tie hiege-t crops II cnrs
and rye II has had IN years. ssd the
Cause n rrohsbition within the state IL
weakening every day.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-08-18

oxEx think = ~ Three years. ar
non,hs ard ssteea davr nnrs q Gfover
ard this soyai fees 81 ~ciov~r~
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-08-18

WAsH1xcsoS. Aug. II. - For lower
Miehiann Cooler, Vestsfly Winds and
l.rhl heal rama followed ~ fair
1e4laar.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-08-18

HornKr Cosxnax = 81 - many sides
q tAa silver questions b. fFisnds are
ebiixel - seek eru~s-eyed - kscafs bim
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-08-18

A Fss tizese te<sa - ssrsarshcu. tlse
sts~rssne~ - ~ ~efsss f.ss b-xlns -
ssrengs1sa
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-08-18

Tie fhrerisfs have hsd the f0ar fng
.ouss time Nos give TIE ssstsszen .
ohsaos. Hussse Isn.&
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-08-18

A Most Powerful incentive for Brisk Trading
in Grand Rapids This Week.

We are determined that the six days clos
ing Saturday. August io. 1903 shall possess
stronger incentives for Michigan men 10
invest IN Suit OF Clothes than Al any pre-
vious time or by any clothing house. :.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-08-18
Our Whole Line of Mems Light Suits VIII
Be Sold at Discount of 331
Per Cent

This means that for every good round
dollar in value you pay but 66s5 cents.
How does that suit you. gentlemen?
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-01-18
Jnab Stake Conference.

The quarterly conference OF theJuab
Stake Of Zion was held at Nephi Jan.
uary 18th aud Is h. Elder William
Psxman called the conference to order,
aud ailor the usual opening exercisos
reported the condition OF the Stake
He said thore never hal been a time
when the people responded more cheer
fully to the calls made upon them,
than at the present; especially had this
been the case with regard to the CON
iributing Of means to the Temple.
Elder f. d. Richards referred to the
trials and experiences which we have
lately passed through as being OF great
Importance to us. He spoke OF the
union that should exist in the midst OF
the Latter.day Saints, ami Of the near
completion OF the Salt Lake Tenn
pie and tho blessings that will be re-
ceived by those who are worthy TO
enter into II.
Elder Charles Sperry made 4 few
remarks ms to the object Of these con-
ferences.
Atthe afternoon meeting the missl0n'
aries who are laboflng among the NJ 1,
A. In this Stake occupiei a portion OF
the time, exhorting the young men 10
prepare themselves for the Responsible
titles that will rest upon their ehoui'
ders.
Elder II. ID. Richards referred 10 IN q
flrst organization OF the Church, IN Q
redemption OF Zion, and the mission OF
Jesus Christ, vino was called 70 be tne
Redeemer OF the world because no
loved Righteousness ami hated iniquity'
Our calling to preach Righteousness
TO this generation. He exhOrted All 10
obtain wisdom, to remember aud digest
the truths we hear and 10 sanctity our
bodies and TO love tho truth; for just as
we lay our bodies down, 40 shall we
take them up.
In tho evening there was a general
Priesthood meeting, ut which much
valuable instruction was given by local
brethren.and Elder Richards delivered
an excellent discourse upon the rust0ra'
ion and powers Of the Priesthood.
Sunday morning was devoted to th
6abbnth schools.
In the afternoon the general Church
hnu 'tiht hutnhiiti'r Ntio Itt1ohAth
and unanimously sustained.
Elder John Morgan addressed the
conference speaking upon the neces
sity OF our becoming selt.pustaininl
people; the downfall OF many OF oui
young men is caused he said by tn,
acknowledgement OF their early life. ant
the most effective barrier for parent
to erect to protect their children from
the evils that are being introduced
into our cities Ia 10 furnish them em
ployment, and give them to under
stand the value OF dollar and OF sui
Of clothes.
Elder Il. ID. Richards referred 10 the
suicidal policy OF allowing eastern
capitalize build our mills and sell us thu
bread we eat; he cautioned the Saint
TO live ACKNOWLEDGEMENT to draw II
their expenditures. The speaker theI
delivered n powerful discourse upoi
the object OF building temples and tn
blessings that are TO be obtained II
them. He also pronounced the bene
diction, after which conference nj
tourned for three months.
ID. X. Brown, Stake Clerk.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-01-18
Tho Evolution of a Dictatorship.

| (Trank Leslies Popular MoEihiD.)
When a Dictatorship is reported TO
have been proclaimed In any OF the
South or Central American republics
Il In our northern, liberty.loving custom
to throw up our hands In horror.
President no and NO has declared him
self diotator--the tyranu lie has
increased the standing army, mobilized
the police, suspended Individual guar.
antees, and pronounced sentence OF
Punishment against leaders oil
the opposition party! Rush and
American man-of-war quickly down
TO the coast OF the unfortunate coun-
try; protect American interests their!
This IL our excited first view. Indeed,
II can DO the only first view or last OF
those who have never visited the
learned something OF their political
nnd social conditions. An Intimate
acquaintance, on tho other hand, for O
few years, or even n single year, with
cabinet members, finRnciers, jurlst-
and citizens In general OF one OF
these, ms rule, hospltablo and
friendly disposed republics, enable,
one TO smile at cable announcements
Of tyranny and popular uprisings.
There are, TO be sure, casos Of excep'
tional gravity; troubles like those OF
Venezuela and Chile, fierce and last
ing conflicts wherein blood II shed and
lives are sacrificed through weary
weeks or months. Happily these are
OF rare occurrence ne the century nd
vabces, and we are called upon &
chronicle only the lesser poiitica
strifes and struggles.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-01-18
ro I.neenrare sehool WIG.

"Therc is n great need" said Mrs,
Dunlap.Hopkins, "thnt the general pub.
lie should know more Of all public in
stitutions than they do. not excepting
schools. 10 encourage such personal
attention 20 these institutions as would
make people familiar with aud interested
IA them. would have each school and
institution set apart "a day which should
be known as visitors day There should
be- no especial change OF programme. as
that would defeat the end want 10 rec
accomplished, which is 20 have people
know something Of the actual working
Of these institutions. lwould only have
II given out that visitors would be espe-
cially welcome on particular day, that
people might feel at perfect liberty TO
call.
"Of course IL would DO necessary 70
publish calendar of Those days occa.
sionally until people became accustomed
to remembering which visitors days
were. II would soon, however, become
a fixed fact, and when, for instance, one
had guest Interested In certain sub
1ect It would be pleasant thing TO take
him on visitors day 90 hospital. school
or asylum, as the case might be,"-Cm-
cngo Post.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-01-18
Soc ihe nnnh ef .nsInna.

Hawthorne, IN his charming descrip.
lions Of his experiences in England, cm-
bodied In "Our Old Home" says that ut
Greenwich observatory no thought Of
himself as standing "at the very ccntcr
OF iimo and space In like manner,
when one stands IN Throadnccdlc street,
or either Of tho other thoroughfurcs IN
closing the unimwcssive one storied
building which houses the Bank OF Eng
land, he may easily feel himself at the
very center Of the world. for he Is AZ the
heart Of is mighticst city and can al.
most hear st. incessant throbbings.-
Cor. Now York Tribune.