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The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1894-06-08
ANNOUNCEMENTS OF THE
CITY OF PROVIDENCE.
TEE CITY OF PROVIDENCE.
orrrcr on TEE LICENSE COMMISSIONERS |,


OFFICE or TEE LICENSE COMMISSIONERS
CITY HALL, PROVIDENCE, May rs, 1894
Applications for licenses 90 sell pure spiriuous.
Intoxicating aud malt liquors, have been made ~
the following named persons and hrms;
sEcoED CLASS
Baker, EDWARD, 90 svss street,
Campbell, Robert, 81 smithheid avenue
Casey, Thomas, n valley street
Deery. Frank, 90 Culver street.
D.. ON, John a., 80 Orange street
Gslligan,. Patrick r., 1881 EdAy street.
Hamiil, Hugh. 1. West River street
Holt Bsnjanin H., 1se Pine street.
Hughes, John, s3 80 Huntinston avenue
Leach, William r.. As Is street
MeManus. Patrick, "a south street
Reilly, Thomas NJ, ia fhur0ers avenue.
Sullivan, Dennis ., i0f spraEus street
Tally. Hugh. i4s Charles street
TRANsVERs.
Burton, Frank, IL Fulton street. to IS Fulton
Ball Bowatsr. is and 10 Peek street. to i4s Pine
Burnhsm. George L.. IS weybosset street, to III
Carroll James p. Ss Pond street to Francis
conaell. franeis j.. 7s wsfhiostoa stree. to
German. Michael, 2O4 Aborn street, to Dinneny q
Brady, same place.
H.nn.sy, p. W., n 60 n Washington street, u
Rich w. Kenny, same place.
boansly john. SIS we Weybosset street es Ao TO Hugh
-JeTrr5, 'inon, ) North Main street, TO Moses
Taborinsky, same place.
Jones, J.hn H,restaurant Mt Depot, TO +. j.
Hart, same pi ace
Lovett, Tkos. J.. 80 Randall street, TO 30 RAN
DALI street.
Luksanansky Jacob, 334 ,Atwells avenue, TO
Byrnes a. punnigan. same place.
Mahony. Patriek r. % Gladstone avenue, TO Is
Marx Daesen. 527 Eddy street. to Thomas ID
O'brien, same place.
Proctor, Russell, 1883 Westminster street, TO
Hugh o'Conncr, same place.
Regsn, M. r., ~, o. weybosset street. TO lo5 wey-
bosset street
Roderiok, Anthony NJ, lss south Main street, to
James IL. Foley, same place
Roderiek, Anthony NJ. 332 Fountain street. to
Edwin j. Hines, same place.
souza. Manuel f., $50 south Main street, 10 "a
Wickenden street
scot, Adam, i47 Manton avenue, to Casino
Bucci, i36 spruce street
Stevens, Ed. X 257 ChaikestoDs avenue to Rob-
ert Campbell same place.
Woodward, James r., City Hotel, TO II. It. q ].
Molter same place.
The BOARD OF License Com mis- toner's iil be In
se sion In their Office. Ciy HAL, Monday, June A.
1894 at 10 o'clock q. m, ~ wbicn line aud plaee
al persons deslr ng uav he htasd On the matter
OF anting such applications.
BY order of the hoard THOS. NIXON.
may2s-i3t Clerk
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Commissioners Notice.

The undersigned having been appointed By The
Municipal Court Of the City of Providence, com
missioners 20 receive and examine the claims OF
creditors OF the estate Of Henry b. Whitman. late
vent, hereby give notice that six months from MS
first day OF June allowed to said creditors 10
bring in their claims and prove their debts; aud
that they will meet at the Office OF Amasa NJ Eaton
Esq, 80 Custom house Street, room No. 81 In said
Providence, on the 10th, nth and cath days of &C.
tober, A. d., 1894 at 3 O'Clock D. m, ON each OF
these DAYS, for the purpose aforesaid.
AMAsA NJ. EATON
EUGENE n. WOODS. iCommissioners.
DENNIS II SHEAHAN
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Biotches, Old Sores, Ulcers and all skin erup.
tions cured by r. p p, the greatest blood purifier
Of Tie age.
Rheufastism Yields readily 70 p PIP. rPrictiv
Ash, Poke Root and Potsssiaml.
~ you are troub ed with Dyspepsia. Stomach Dis
order. or Liver and Kidney Com mplaint. try r. r. p
and ycu Will rejoice at Hs magical wofklnKs
Females are peculiarly benefited by r. p A. M
espels disease, and gives healthy action TO every
organ.
For sale at Hail a Lyon, 2l7 Westminster street
rlandisr and 81 landing, % Weybosset street A W.
Fenner, Jr., f7s Westminster street Byron A
Smith, olneyville Square
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NEVER SLEEPS. The Electric Pro-
J lection of the r. ]. Electric Protective Co

s'pected de Lawd was so rur on ne
couldn't git dar in time to save us.
The Percy mansion was burned, as
you remember. A much finer house oc-
cupies the site today, and 1t is there the
Kentons dwell, honored and respected
by all. What more could add9 Good
bvf
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Guardians Notice.
Providence, May 2s, 1881.

Providence, May 2s, 1885,
The undersigned hereby give notice that she has
bee appointed by the Municipal Court Of the City
OF Providence, Guardian of the person and estate
of Edna M Corey, Harold J. Corey aud Mary Eva
Corey OF said Providence, and has given bond ac-
cording 70 law.
All persons having claims against said ward are
notified TO present them. and all persons inde bted
to said ward 10 make payment to the undersigned,
within six months from this date
MARY T. COREY.
junei,6un 263 Valley street, Providence, n. T.
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John II. Walsh, administrator OF the estate Of
Michael CONWAY, pstitons for permissio- to sefi
the following real estate; Lots No 100, l0l io2 2Sf
2s z, 2ss 4to and part OF ffa
Lots Nos. l. 2, on square l. and house and
squares 80 and 40, West Providence Park plat.
Lots 1876. Isl Nichols plat.
All persons interested Ia the above petition are
hereby notified 20 attend Court of Probste TO bc
held FRIDAY, June &. 1894, 81 80 y. m. ., the
Counc,l Chamber, odd Fellows Block, and be
heard thereon
By order OF Probate Court.
may25-3F JOSEPH COUGH, Probate Clerk.
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Administrators Notice.

The undersigned hereby gives notice that he has
been appointed by the Probate Court OF the Town
of Crsnston, Administrator with win anncssi of
the estate of Mary A. Budlong, late Of said Crans
ton deceased and has given bond according 10 We
FRANK l. BUDLONG,
Cranston. June 8, 1894. jn7-d-3t
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pRoyInENcE. p A., Ju1o 9. 1885,
The arnna al mreiing 81 Stockholdsrs OF The
HEAT >-pE~t>~tl.AE HUTTON t\~k-
E>tR 60 VII - he AZ the once of the 90 ~
pspy tsS uts Wste, street ccrpsf lanes <tftrt4
Providssce. on TUESDAY. Juoef1 1885, 3. ioi,0
such other business 90 may property eome beroe0
them. y. A, SAkIH IN.
tn1-U toofetafX
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THE CITY OF PROVIDENCE.
CITY TAX
ASSESSORS NOTICE.

Whereas, The City Council Of the City of Provi.
eenee by an ordinance approved on the 18th day of
May, 1894, ordered n tar on the inhabitants and
sixty cents on each one hundred dollars OF the
value thereof, to be assessed and apportioned on
the "a day OF July, A. ID. 1894.
NoS, therefore, notice Is hereby given that In
sordance With said ordinance, and in conformity
with the law in relation 90 the assessment OF taxes
every per on and body corporate liable 10 taxation
u rcquireo 70 bring In 90 the Assessors true and
exact account Of s his ratable estate, describing
and specifying the value OF every parcel Of his
real and personal estate.
For the purpose OF receiving such accounts the
Board OF Assessors VIII be in session In their ONCE
In the city Hall, in said city, daily. from the 2id to
the 9th day OF june 1884, inclusive from O'Clock
m until O'Clock p. m, except Saturday, ween
t~1,y vii be in session from O'Clock q. m until
O'Clock r. IN.
Pablic Statutes of Rhode Island, Chapter is Sec
tior =
Eve.y person bringing'i In any such account shall
make oath before some of tho Assessors. that
the accouutby him exhibited con ms, to he best Of
his knowledge and belief, true and full account
and valuation OF his ratable estate; and whoever
negsects or refuses to bring in such account IL
overtaxed, shall have no remedy therefor.
The Board OF Assessors will meet for the purpose
OF assessing said tax, MONDAY, July 2, 1884, at
bo'clock p m. and all real estate viii be taxed 10
the per sons or bodies corporate in whose name it
Stands by record a. that time
GEORGE p. TEW, lAssessors
ELISHA II. RHODES, OF
ARTHUR VI. ARMINGToN.> Taxes.
PROVIDENCE, May 81, 1894 may3i, At
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HVHIHNIIIi 1Htfl Nff fo'f
All persons interested in the settlement OF tho
first ard final account of Herbert B. Wood. admin
istrator Of estate OF Henry Atwood, late Of Johrs
town, deceased, are hereby notified 10 attend q
Court OF Probate on FRIDAY. June 8, 1s9f. at 10
d. M. at the Council Chamber odd Fellows Block,
olneyvi'le II. T. and be heard thereon.
BY order OF Probate Court
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Providence June 6, 1894
The Annual Meeting Of Stockholders Of tho

VII be held NJ the once of the Company, 3if soafh
water street, corner James street. Providcncc. %
TUESDAY. June 18th, 1884, At a. m, for election
Of officers for ensuing year and such other business
~ may properly come before them.
iune1-ft =. A. SMITH. JR. Secretary.
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THE CITY OF PROVIDENCE.
Roger WilliamSPark.
TO CONTRACTORS.
IO SON II IhhNIOhsSs
Ofiice OF the Park Commissioners,
City Of Providence, X. l., June 2, 1894. (

Sity OF froVloence IL. L., June z, 1884.
Sealed proposals for excavating two hundred
thousand (290,00ol cnbic yards OF mud approx
mate quantity from Ounlih's Pond furnishing
and building shout Fifty thousand (s0,000) square
yards OF macadam driveway, requiring about eleven
thousand III 000) cubic yards Of broken stone, and
excavating and grading about eleven thousand FIVE
hundred al. 500) cubic yards Of loan sand or gravel
from section one (i).. about fourteen thousand
uAoool cubic yards from section two (2), about
hine thousand 10000 cubic yards from section
three (S) and about six thousand i've hundred
5000 cubic yards from section four (f Of drive
way near rhe easterIy side of cunlifs Pond, will
be received at the once ofthe City Engineer in the
City Hall until ~ O'clock noon, June 0. .Isa4
Plans aud specifications may be seen at the offcs
bel
Contracts may be awarded on eac OF the above
Stems mentioned.
A bond for Ave hundred $500 dollars its equiv
slent shall accompany each proposal conditioned
upon the execution OF the required contract and
bond within Ave (5) days after the acceptance of
said proposal by the park commissioners
The Commissioners reserve the right to reject
any or all bids.
BY order Of the Park nm ssoners
jun 2-6t r. "A. DLMlNG-- Chairman.
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Greatly Amicted.

He--Mrs. Youngwidow is m very deep
mourning, isn't shei
Shc--Oh, yes, indeed She doesn't even
eat pink ice cream. m.--New York Times.
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Providence, June Q. 1894.
The Annual Meeting OF the stockholders OF the
STANDARD uMA<UFACTUI.lr(; CO..

will be held at the Office of the G mpany. 39< So,,h
Water street, corner james street, r ovcence.
Tuesday, June IL 1884, at $3.50 n m, tyr election
OF oicers for ensuing yeGr and transas ton cf sny
other Business that mey legally come b,t0re then-
June74t Il. A. SMITH, JR., Secretary
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1894-12-11
BROOKLYN BRIEFS.

It WAS reported among friends of E.. R Crosby today that he was confined to his home suffering from a severe attack of mitigation occasioned by eating too large a pig at Marcus Hellmann's supper last night.
 The walks owned by the City of Wa terbury the New York < New England Co and Holmes. Booth 6 Hsydsns. all in the vicinity of the Bank street railroad eros sing. are the most dangerous to be found in this section to-day.
 It is expected that the selectmen will appoint the constable petitioned for by tue residents of South Brooklyn for that place some time next week. This will make things little unpleasant for peoplr ~ho depended on furnishing their homes with fuel from the cars on the New Epg- land road.
 The members of the South Brooklyn school committee deserve we'll of.the tax payers of the district They have man. aged to meet all ihe expenses of the school out of the regular appropriation for that purpose and have an unrxpended balance of few dollars which one of the residents suggests ought to be spent in giving the pupils little tune on Christ mas eve.
  and sociable of the Brooklyn Athletic club. which will be given in the Audi torium on New Years afternoon and even ing? If you have decided to attend, you had better purchase your ticket now for it looks as though they will soon be all sold out. The demand for the tickets is the greatest in the history of this popular club.
 What simple thing fellows will hang onto when they want to call at young lady's house. Charles H. Bannon of Was hington avenue has been ill for the last couple of days and last night num- Der of young men called at his residence to inquire after his condition. They Were not in much of hurryi leaving the house. fer Miss Lizzie Ramon, the patients sis ter, with a few Of her friends. saw that the young people preferred to remain for an hour or two and graciouslv invited them to do so. A few games of whist. followed by singing and recItations. made it the most enjoyable sick call the fellows ever made, and some of them hope that the patient will not be out right away. so that they will have an excuse to call soon again.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1894-12-11
In House md Senate.

WASHINGTON Dec. 11.-Senator Mnrran occupied the attention of tho senate for two hours in speech in favor of the bill providing for the construction of the Nica- raguan canal. He expressed himself fa- vorable to government ownership in tho enterprise and declared that prompt action should be taken, as to abandon the project now would be dcrcliction which the peo- pie would not forget
 Senator Call introduced two resolutions of intcrcSt-one requesting the govern ment to commence negotiations with Spain for the recognition of Cuba's independence and for the guarantee by the United States of the payment of such n sum as shall be agreed on between the United States and Spain for Spain's relinquishment of her control of Cuba The other resolution de- Clarcd that the interests of the world re- quirc that all governments shall unite in negotiating with China and Japan for a settlement of the war.
 The house devoted the day under the rules to business reported from the Dis trict of Columbia committee. Several bills of purely local importance were pass- cCl. and n resolution was adopted setting aside the third Saturday in January for enlogics on tho life and character of Mar GUS C. Ijslc, late n representative from the Tenth Kentucky district. A joint resolu- ton was also passed to pay the officers and employees of tho house and senate their salaries for the present month on Dec 20.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1894-12-11
A REPLY TO DUNRAvEN.
The New York Yacht Club Answers His
 Challenge.

Challenge.
 NEW YORK, Dec Il-Thc cup commit tee met at Commodore smiths office, and after four hours dclihcrntion over Lord Dunnvcn's letter and challenge, which were made public on Saturday night, they Iccidcd to send the following cablegran tO Lord Dunravcn;
 'DunravCn, London:
 Can ngrcc to no condition as to holding the cup. If the challenging club will sign n receipt for the cup as provided in the decd of 1887. we will accept the challenge. We must adhere to tho ten months mo- ticc from Dec. 6. hut will advance dates later if possible. Think best to leave all other unsettled questions until your ar rival SMITH, Chairman"
 What the effect of the reply will have is something on which tho opinion of the members uf the New York Yacht club is divided. some think tho probability of another international race in ls96 remote. Lord Dunravcn has expressed himself pos itivcly that the Nalkyric will race on no other terms than thOsc specified in his challenge. The New York clubs cup com mittcc Is determined. on the other hand, that the racc shall be under the deed of 1887 or not at all
 It is the intention of Lord Dunrayen to visit New York in a short time and until
 
 race will bc in some doubt. The general opinion however, Is that unless Lord Dun raven can have his way as regards sailing and choice of location he will withdraw his challenge or make such additional de- mands that the New York club will be compelled to decline the challenge. LONDON. Doc. li.--Lord DunTaven at- tended n theatcr last night, and upon re- turing to his home nt midnight hc found therc cable dispatch from Commodore James ID. Smith, chairman of the Ameri- cas- cup committee, announcing that tho committee could agrce to no conditions as to holding the cup and declining to agf co to eight instcnd of ten months notice. Then you may take 1t from me that thcrc will he no race. Their insiEtence that the challenger sign n receipt for tho cup and the conditions of the 1887 decd place an absolute har to further ncgotia- tions because it would bc impossible to as- scmble the Royal Yacht squadron in time. If they think 1t perhaps possible to ad- vance the dates of the race later, they surely could do that now. Hut I will not decide hastily. I will take n few days for consideration and consultation and will probably rcpiy on Thursday."
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1894-12-11
PASSENGERS ROBBED.
4 Rock Island Train Held Up and Looted Il
 Indian Territory.

FORT WORTH. Tex. Dec. 1l.-A special from Terrell, I. T., says: The north bound Rock Island passenger train was held up and robbed ny masked highwaymcn about one mile south of this station and just on the hanks of the Rcd river.
 ThCrc wcrc threc of the outlaws. who climbed over the tender and onto the en- zine, compelled the engineer to stop tho train and then took tho engineer and fire man and called to tho express messenger to open the door, which was done but as no money is carried at night nothing was secured. They turned their attention to the passengers. going through the cars and rnbbing the passengers of money and val uablCs.
 At present the report Is that about 5000 was sCcurCd, together with several watches. The passengers wcrC awakened and com pclled to hand over their valuahlcs. Several shots wcrc fired into the train. and two shots wCrc fired at Conductor Cannon through the door.
 Pullman Conductor Brown was struck by bullet. which lodged in his coat. He was not injured. ThCrc were three of the robbers, who werc masked, and after accom- plishing their work they left. going in a westerly direction. They were shabbily dressed and seemed to be amateurs at the buSiDCss
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1894-12-11

Today under the national banking act si65, GOO. 900 of legal tenders held for TO- serve fund were taken out of circulation. Under the system heproposed 50 per cent of the circulation w3uld be deposited in legal tenders, for whith circulating notes would he issued dollar for dollar This would in nowise decrease the volume of currency. The operation of this plan would be to immediately withdraw s34O, 900. 900 of the legal tenders from the sisO, = 900, 900 of legal tenders now used to drain the treasury of gold.
 Mir. Eckels said, in conclusion, thnt while Secretary Carlisle and he agreed as to the general principles they differed somewhat as to methods. Tho members of the committee thcn propounded their intcrrogatories.
 In reply to MT. Johnson hc said that in his opinion the dangers of state bank cir culation were overcstimated. It should be remembered that 1a states by law prohib- ited such issues
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1894-12-11
SEELY. UNDER ARREST.
Shoe and Leather Bank Embez-
 zler Caught In Chicago.
POLICE SURE THEY HAVE THE MAN.
The Prisoner Declares He Is Not the Run away Bookkeeper. but That He Is IT. C. Daie-PoIice Given thc Tip by a Stranger. TaIlics With the DescrtptIon-

CHICAGO, Dee. Ii.-Ccntral Station Dc tcctivcs O'Donncll and Almcndingcr ar rcsted n man at 49G IA Sallc avenue who, they claim, Is Samuel C. Secly. who is wanted in New York for the cmbczzle- ment of s35I, GOO from the National shoe and Leather bank, in which institution he was bookkccpcr. The prisoner stout ly asserted that his name was Frank c. Dale, and that he had been in Chicago two weeks. Further than thnt Lieutenant Haas and Scrgcants Williams and McCaf- frey, who questioned him closely for an hour, could get nothing from him.
 Although the prisoner will not admit that ho Is Sccly, the clcvercst of the central station detectives say therc is no doubt about it.
 Between 10 and II o'clock last night a mysterious young man considerably under
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1894-12-11

YOKOHAMA. Dec. lI.-A report that had gained currency to the effect that Field Marshal Yamagata, commander of the first Japanese army. was dead is officially declared to be untrue.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1894-12-11
Charged With Attempted nlackmail.

VINEYARD HAVEN, Mass, Dec. H. George w. Evans is held here under g, 900 bonds for an alleged attempt to levy black mail on Miss Etta Look. a prominent young lady of Tisbury.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1894-12-11
Portland Express Wrecked.

WELLS, Me. Dec. 1.-The Portland ex- press nn the Boston and Maine road was partially wrecked about mile east of hero. when the trucks of the Pullman car left the rails No one was hurt
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1894-12-11
Sale Commencing Saturday. 8 inst.
 at 9 a. m


 As the Wurth Bros have been only a little over six months in the shoe bushes, the stock is all new up to date styles, but must be closed out within few days at some price.
 Everything in Ladies. Gents 7. Misses. Childrens. Boys and Youths shoes, Slippers and ONfords, Rubber Boots, Arctics and Ovcrshocs. all at 50c on the dollar of their price.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1894-12-11
A rainrc.. pcn,l,,r, AnnI,er.ar,.

HARTFORD. Dec. ll.-Thc fifticth annI- vcrsary uf the inhaling of nitrous oxide gas hy Dr Horace Wells and the painless extraction of tooth while under its influ- cncc was celebrated by the Connecticut Dental socicty by T banquet Tho Wells memorial tablet was also unveiled.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1894-12-11
Killed During n windstorm.

WHITE CASTLE, Ia, Dee. ll.-A heavy windstorm struck this section. On AL hambra plantation n two story brick build ing was demolished. One negro was killed, and three others wcrC wounded.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1894-12-11

BRIDGEPORT, Conn, Dec. ll.-Charles Rowland. while returning home to Fast Bridgeport. was attacked by highwaymcn,
 who removed all his clothing, bcat him and broke his arm in n struggle.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1894-12-11
Montreal, to Have a worid'. Fair.

MONTREAL Dec. li.-At the annual meeting of the Montrcal Exhibition com pany a resolution was passed indorsing the pIan to hold a worlds fair here in 1896.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1894-12-11
Wants, For Sale, It. Rem.

HORSE For Sale. 9 years old. a good road | horse clean cut s5o. Al lso fine animal at SIS. Pop Corn Machine for sale at a bar gain. Lang X Phelan. 2s Exchange Place. INT ANTED-lO respectable men to board at
 W Dams Place. SIS Bank street. Rate s3SO Fer week.
 STORE and three rooms to rent. suitable for oharber shop. Inquire of Owen Woods. sS School street.
 EOR REyT-Three s room tenements on II Spring street. Inquire II. Woods. FURNISHED ROOMS TO REST-Accom mOdatiOns for transients. at No Sl Jef- ferson street. Mrs. Place. proprietor.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1894-12-11
Len Is Princcton.s New Captain.

PRINCETON, N. j., Dec. 1.-The Prince ton football eleven selected Langdon Lea to succeed Trrnchard as captain of the Tigers for the ensuing year.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1894-12-11
Skating Fatality.
I.n Naked Inv uIxhwaym.n.

EAsToN. Pa, Dee. Ii.-JOhn flower was drowned at Pen Argyle while skating in nn abandoned slate qunrry.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1894-12-11
sue. the Whisky Trust.

CHICAGO, Dec. ifs>-Nelson Morris, for trierly director of the Whisky trust, brought suit arainst that rofrpanv for s5b. 900.