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Photographic News Jottinss.

The striking employees of the Bridgeport Traction company are still contending with the company. The company reports travel on it's line as increasing.
 The Warehouse Point Silk company has started up on nearly fall time, with wages reduced 10 per cent.
 Hon. N B. Stevens was yesterday nomi- mated by the prssident for postmaster at Winsted.
 James Saunders of Torrington was found with both his feet badly frozen yesterday. He had been drinking and fell against a fence.
 In Ansonia yesterday Judge Munger de- cided that Blackwell's death was caused by a blow struck by Monshsn in self-defense, and that Blackwell provoked the assault
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mENDEL & FREEDMAN. GREAT BARGAIN DAY
 NEXT TH HURSDAY, FER. s.

Walt for this day and see the great bargains which we purchased from overlooked manufacturer at a sac- riace-They come 10 you at less price than material cost 10 make them.
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MEMS NIGHT SHIRTS
 FOR NEARLY NOTHING.
Night Shirts at 2Sc.

4S dozen of Universal night shirts, comprl-ing the manufacturers' en- tire sample lines, at about 28c. on the dollar.
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Local Weather Report.
 FOR FrRRuARY 6. 1894

Mean temperature 19.
 Max temperature, 32. Min. temperature, G.
 Precipitation .0O inches Max. velocity of wind, 6 N. - Excess of temperature since January ], so degrees. inches -
Morning journal and courier., 1894-02-07

Tho healing and purifying qualities of Salva- ton Oil render 1t the best article for the speedy cure of ulcsEated sores. ss cents.
Morning journal and courier., 1894-02-07
NEW ADYERTIsEMENTs FOR TO-DAY.

Ba-Rain Day-Mendel & Freedman. Cotton Dress Stuffs-1he Chas Monson Go. CuticurA Remedies-At Drug.tsts'. Daily Chat-Mailey, Nicely %. Dr' Buiis Cough Syrup-At Druggists'. Entertainment-Hyperio Theater. Estate Henrietta E: Hooker.Probate Nouce. Tstafe Lawrence W Ciinton-Probate Notice. For Rent-Society Halls-Chas. Wilson. For Reut-House-Chas A. White. Furniture-P. J. Kelly q co. Grand shopping EmDortum-F. II. Brown q co. Loet-Purse-N Clark Street.
 Long Island Scollops-Grand Avenue One Price Clothiug-H. R. Besse & Go. Pafne's Celery Compound-At DrugHists'. Salvation Oil-At Druggists. Bounding Our Praises-Boston Grocery. Wanted 0Situation-250L Leonard Street. wanted-Situ ation-15 Stevens Street. wantsd-Situation-S A. H., 75 Winchester Ave. Wsnted-Situau n-337 Oak Street.
 Wanted-E -Eituation-Cook, This once. wanted-Situst stion-99 Greene Street.
 Wanted-Situation--A4F Franklin Street.
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Fl. ]. COX, Observer.

Note.-A minus sign Fl pref1ed to thermom- e.er readings indicates temperature below zero. A saT" in connection with rainfall indicates Q trace of rainfall too small to measure.
 sSnow is melted and resulting depth Of water not known.
Morning journal and courier., 1894-02-07

Great reduction on sterling silver for wedding gifts at silvszthau'a, 790 Chapel.
Morning journal and courier., 1894-02-07
Yards of PerCaleS

into the thousands. 37 in- ches wide. There never was clearer, prettier printing on either silk or cotton. The need of NJ orning House Dresses and Boys Shirt Waists will take them out like a flash.
 designs, figures large and small. Coiors
 light blue, pink, lavender and corn.
 They possess all the strength and beauty one would expect and even more at the nominal price of I2 I-2 cents yard.
 Something else more startling at Io I-a cents a yard. Last season, Linen Duck Suits were the uni versally accepted thing for seaside dressing. But it costs money to wear them. Modern ingenuity has come to the rescue of less-moneyed people with printed Cotton Duck that looks and wears as we'll as the Axex.
 Costs about one.frth the price.
 Some are printed in solid colors,
 others with light stripes giving the
 brown linen effect. Light grounds
 give the heavy linen duck appearance. All at I2 I-2 cents and in the nattiest styles imaginable. Dress Goods, New Store.
 SPECIAL SALE.
Morning journal and courier., 1894-02-07

nr. O'Brien thinks there Is no proper in- duoemsnt for boas ads sailors to join the
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VALLEY, NEELY & Oo.

NEW HAvEs. Wednesday, Feb. :, 1894. The aOsatAs~ to-day---Lakely to 6e ta1r.
 TELEPHONE No. SIS.
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WEATHER RECORD.

WEATHER RECORD. AGRICULTURAL DEPARTMENT,
 OFFICE or THE CHIEI
 Or THE WEATHER BUREAU wAaHINaToN. D. O., p. m., Feb 5, 1s94.t For New England and Eastern NewYork: Fair, followed by increasing c!oudiness; warmer, south winds.
Morning journal and courier., 1894-02-07

Stripes wide and narrow, palm leaf designs. figures large and small. Colnrs light blue. pink lavender and corn
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rHE NATIONAL CAPITAL.

Congress and It's Wrestling With the
 Wilson BiIl and the 0 Queen Lil Ques-
 tiOn-NeariDg tho End of the Society
 Season - Striking Types of Queer
 Folks Seen at Washingt0n,s Best
 Society Events - Odd Women Who
 Seek First she Refreshment Tables
 Those Who Inspect EverybodS's
 Toilet - The Man Who Walks of
 With Your Hest Coat or Tile ssBy
 Mistake,, The Preaident,s Recep-
 ton and State Dinner Described by
 Guest-rhe Naval Reserve.
 tFrom Our Washington Correspondent.1
 WASHINGTON, Feb. 6-Lsnt is upon us, and one more day will zee the close of one of the most rapid and successful seasons for society in several years.
 The Wilson bill has passed the house and the latter body is now struggling in the meshes of the Hawaiian question, while the eloquent speeches of Reed, Crisp and Wilson have been made and read by the world in general and commented upon ,and will go down as incidents in the history of our country.
 That tho bill will probably stay in the 
 possibly weeks, there appears but little doubt, but that it will pass substantially az it passed the house is generally conceded by those who are supposed to know. What the effect of the passage of the measure will be remains to be seen, but the main idea seems to be to get 1t out of the way, when the business men almost to Q unit say that business will at once revive and times will be better all over the country, as the sus- pense and uncertainty will be over and business men will know how to trim their sails to meet the new order of things. Said a prominent manufacturer yesterday ''What we want is to get the bill out of the way in some shape or other, as 3ust as soon as we know under what act we are to do business, trade will revive and an era o1 modified prosperity commence. though times will not be as they were when Amer ican industries were protected as they should be.
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Parliament Prorogued by the Queen
in an Exceedingly Brief
Speech.
Roseberry Kisses Viotoria's Hand
In Token of Accepting the
Premiership.
numor That He WIN Marry = Daughter of
the Prince OF Waies-FOrsign
News.

LONDON. March. 1.-The queens speech
rroroguing parliament wns purely formal
and only fifteen lines in length. Lord
Rosebsrry spent the morning comforting
with the cabinet A report apparently
bssed on thls conference, is that John
Morley will continue chief secretary for
Ireland. II 10 said 20 be definitely settled
that the earl OF Kimberly, secretary OF
state for India. will snoeeoi RoSebsrry a.
secretary Of state for foreign Affairs.
The house Of lords met this afternoon.
Royal assent was given the local govern
ment bill. The queens speech was read
aud the house adjourned.
Lord RosObefry Waited the queen this
afternoon and kissed hes hand in rscoRni-
tion OF his appointment as premier. The
-. James Gazette says il It reported that
Rossbsrry will probably effect reunion
with the liberal iunionist leaders.
AZ the annual meeting OF the council
Of the London Liberal union James
Stuart, NJ. p, proposed a resolution Of Ie-
Qret at the resignation Of Gladstone and
eIpressinQ confidence in Hoseberry and Sir
William HarcourL GsorRe Howell. ~. F.,
advanced liberal, in favor Of home rule,
seconded the resolution. but said he did so
was bounded out of political life. Obs"
Nj. Howell said IL is useless TO disguise
matters, but the supposition was that the
old lady OF Windsor Kisses and "ohs'
aud some of his old colleagues had not
been as strong as thev might have been In
kee ping the grand old man AZ his post.
Another speaker declared that the queen
had infiusnosd Gladstone to retire because
she wanted Roseberry premier before he
marTisd a princess. this being In Teferenc ce
TO the tumor that Roaeberry would marry q
daughter of the piiaoe CT Wales. More
"Oks" greeted this. and she resolution OF
Stuart was adopted.
The Standa makes the following OFF,
olsl announcement: The earl of Kimberley
will assume the foreign portfolio; Right
Hon. Henry Fowler the Indian portfolio
4. Il. Ellis, now lord Of the treasury, will
become patronage secretary TO the treasury,
succeeding Mr.. Maioribanks, liberal whip
John Morley has consented 20 retain the
portfolio as chief secretary OF Ireland. al
the urgent request OF Lord RosebetTy."
On the recon N end dation of Gladston thu
queen has conferred the following honofs
| Stuart Bondsl. member of parliament 70
Monteomeryahire and chairman OF The par
/ Iliamentary association Of Welsh liberals, 4
raised 90 the pssrHRs; Sir Reginald Ear
/ Welby, q. G. b. a., permanent secretary o
the treasury. 10 the peerage; Sir AlRernoI
West IL appointed priVy councillor, an'
/ Chairman Cowen. OF the Midlothian Lib
eral association, is made baronet. Geo
/ W. Spencer Lytlston and Geo. h. MurraT
| Gladstone's secretaries, we're made oom'
/ paniona Of the bath.
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TELEGRAPHIC BREvITIES.

BrnrrS. March 5.-A train ran upon a
party OF track laboFers, killing six and Ia
tally iniurinR several others.
SrRrNorrrLu, o.. March 5.-Suits for the
foreelosure OF a $80. 900 mortgage. and for
a receiver and sale OF whitley Co.'s big
reaper works. have been filed.
SANTA BARnARA, Cal, March 5.-isv.
John A. Paddock. bishop Of TAooms. died
last night a. NiramRr. after an illness Of
several days. caused by paralysis.
BuENos AYRrs, March 5.-The elections
for members Of tho Gillian congress, &C.
cording 20 disp patch from Santiago. re-
suited in favor of the liberal party.
DFrRorr. March 5.-The mill OF the Eu-
reka Iron and Steel company at Wyandotte
twsVs miles south, was des,rored bv in-
cendiary IRE this morning. SLosf SlOl =
600.
MoNrFNTDFo, March b.-Iho two houses
in congressional joint session to-day re
sumed ballotinR for the election OF pfesi-
dent. The voting did NOS result IN a de-
cision.
PrxnRr $. d.. March 5.-Ths supreme
court to-day handed down a decision IN the
state Va the Sioux Falls Brewing company,
which virtually repeals the prohibitioE !aw
so far aa IL Affects beer.
TuRN. March 5.-Louis Kossuth. the
Hungarian patriot. has suffered q relapse
and ia again seriously al. Ills phrsioian
despaiis OF his recovery. as he refuses 30
take medical treatment.
RoME. March b.-ihs deputies to-day
adopted the recommendations Of the con
vcntion OF Latin unionists providing for The
redemption OF Italian coinage. which was
signed IN Paris. Nov. II last.
GAISHsvIIru. Tex. March 5-Ths mosi
, severe electrical storms m years passed ovsI
this section last night accompanied by
hsavr wind and rain. Many houses were
unfoofsd ana bridges washed away.
SANTA IN. n. A.. March 6-The latest
strike 40 the Cochita gold district shows
free gold RAINING $1,000 20 the ton. To,
rush OF pros .ectors continues and a second
stage line from here 60 the camp opened
/ 10 day.
BnooKrYS, March b.-Fritz Noltc.
Sveds. aged 90 killed himself late thii
afternoon after having shot Clara Freund
who was MOI yet 10 ysars OF age, because h'
feared be feared shs woald reveal his i'm
proper relations With ho'.
WAsufSoroS. March b.-The new cruiss
Monteomrry came into possession OF thl
/ guvernmsnt to-day. Sic will DO sent q
| Norfolk In few DAYS TO be httei Qua ans
10 - hoped she will be ready fof comm ssioi
about ths middle " this month.
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n. p. AFFAIRS.
Address to the Bondhoiders by President
Brayton Ives.

Address to the BondhOlders by President
BraytOn Ives.
NEW YORK. March 5-Prssidsnt Brayton
Ives officially. on behalf Of the directors Of
the Northern Pacific. has asked the bond
holders Of the company TO withhold accept
ancs Of the agreement recently promulgated
by the committee claiming 20 represent the
consolidated bondholders. aud states four
reasons for the request. Those are that
the publication of such agreement 10 pre-
mature, that the scope of the committee IS
too limited, that the constitution OF the
COMMITTEES ia unfortunate, and that apart
from the foreign interest hitherto repre-
ssntod by Mr.. Willard the committee owns
and controls but = limited amount OF
bonds.
Ives urges that while the Northern Pa
oiho earnings continue 20 decrease. and In
the absence OF a full, accurate financial
statement from the receivers, no basis for
a plan Of reorganization can be presented.
The directors, Mr.. Ives says own person
slly large amounts Of bonds and represent
millions belonging TO their friends. lie
finally urges that q new committee repre-
ssntinR all interests be formed, or that the
present COMMITTEES be enlarged.
The Northern Paoifc reorganization com
mittee representing consolidated mortgage
bonds rorort that the German holders Of
S7, ,O49 600 OF these bonds siRued the bond
holders agreement.
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IMPORTANT ADDITION.
Two Formidable Vessels WIN Soon Jo
PeIxoto's NavAI Force.

Two Formidable Vessels WIN Soon Join
PeIxoto's NavAt Force.
NEW York. March 6.-The Norld's
special SAYS the turreted battle ship Ria
ehe.o and the protected cruiser Ben
jamin Constant. two OF the most
powerful men-of-wGr in Brazirs loyal
navy. have gone ont into the
bay at Touion. vherO they have been held
since the outbreak of the rebellion. The
new complement Of officers and men, l5l
Ia all, which was sent by the governent on
the stsamer Brazil. reached BorI
denux last SATURDAY.. went Immediately
to Ioulon and took possession n
OF the vessels. Both waFships are
fully armed and otherwise equipped for
nqhtinR. These are two important addi-
tious to the fleet Peixoto Is collecting TO
move upon Rio de Janeiro. They will sail
70 Brazil nt once.
RIO DE JASEIRo. March 5.-EXtensive
signalling tonight with search lights indi-
cate that many chips are lying outside the
hcrbor. IL is thought the government fleet
has arrived and will enter the hsTbor TO-
morrow. In that event an early battle be-
tween the opposing tieetS IL looked for
The sel ship AquidAban is still absent
from the hArboT, aud her WHEREABOUTS are
unknown.
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GOVERNORS AND FIGHTERS
Several OF the Former Enisr Lists against
tho Latter.


Several OF the Former Entsr Lists Against
tho Latter
sPRrrorrprp, Mas. March 5.-Ths editor
Of the Springfield Union asked the Roveru-
ors or all the states whether the laws OF
their states pc mia prize nRhhnR' ana
whether they would allow the Corbett-
Jackson fight. The Union this afternoon
publishes replies from thirty-seven govern
ors. representing the states OF Alaeama'
Arkansas. California. COLORADO, DslsSas'
Iowa. Kentucky. Massachusetts, Michigan,
Ninnesota, Missouri, Moatana, Nebraska,
Nevada. North Carolins. North Dakota.
Ohio, Rhode IslAnd, South Careline, oouth
Dakota, Texas. Washington aud West Nr-
Qinia. All say the Ia. ptohlons p,lae re
Corbstt-JAokson hRht in their respective
statos, except ths following:
(iov. Waite, of Colorado, says; We DO
not cross bridges until We come TO ihem.
Prize fighting is = felony" Gov heyno
Of Delaware, says IN his state pnRlllsm oah
be punished only as assault and battery.
Gov. Mitehsll. Of Florida. says; Il. -
diaieult TO answer this question. A Judge
az this state has tisd the hands Of the exec
utive. whether EiahNullI 10 10 unnecessary
10 state. aud ths Corbett- hnohell naht
took place. This fact however, wiz
atate--AI hui cohNAhSoN 49, - : - =
tion Of parties interested TO have 'he Cor
ett-Jaokson hght come on 10 Florida. the
leoislsture will bs called together a. Onee'
and | feel assured that body will make
prize fighting impossibis in this state"
GOV. Nelson. OF Ainnssots. declines TO
answer until a decision IL necessary. Ihe
Law is very strict. Gov, Stone. OF Mlsou'i,
oiyes Abe law, which makes prize hghtina a
stats p-iaon offense, and let's the Law speak
| Tor him. Gov. Mckinley. Of Ohio. does not
commit himself. The law Furnishes oI im-
/ ,,f,onment and fne.
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SUPREME COURT DECISIONS.
Relating to the Claims OF the Norths
Paoifio TO Tide Lands.

Relating 20 the Claims OF the Northern
Paeifie TO Tide Lands.
WASHINGTON. Feb. 5.-The claim Of the
Northern Paeino TO the control Of the tide
lands and hArhor line along Its land grants
in the state Of Washington, near Tacoma,
was denied by the supreme court to-day,
IN a dec.si in the case OF Prosser and
others Yersus the Northern Pacific. jus
tice Gray. who delivered the olinion. held
the question 20 DO whether the chatter Civ
ing the land grants to the raili iosd autho-
izsd the monopoly of ths harbor. The
court held that every state has n tight 90 m
its hsrbor lines and regulate building upon
them. since q general system Is neces-
sarv and private parties could moi be per
mitteI 10 control portions of lines the in
junction against the hArbor commissioners
asked for Is denied as against public policy.
Tho lowef court Is therefore sustained and
the suit dismissed.
The coustitutionality of Ndewater laws
OF tbs state of Oregon was affirmed bV the
supreme court IN passing upon the suit OF
Charles ". ShivclY. plaintiff In efroT,
against John %. A. Bowlby and W. W.
Parker. which is contest over the wharf
lnp privileges on the Columbia river AZ A.
toria. Justice Gray affirmed the decision
OF the supreme coat OF Oregon. which as
eerte that when lands are granted under
the general land laws bordering on naviga-
bic vater. no rights TO the land unasf
wrtsr il given aud sach rights depend on
local Laws. Congress never acted on the
policy that hdeWRter lands could be given
awav p.ecemeHL. bat hol1 them Tor public
pur, osss under regulations which the states
1ntult mHkr.
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EASY TO FIND 1T.
The senate Keeps the seignIoraEe Bill In
sight.

Tho senate Keeps the seignIoraEs Bill In
sight.
WAsHIsGros. March The senate held
a short session to-day aud but little busi-
n0ss OF importance was transacted.
brief debate on silver was preclpitated by
the intention expressed By She vice prest-
dent TO refer the Bland ssiRnioraRe bill
(which was just received from the house
10 the finance COMMITTEES. Stewart cf
Nevada. opposed this disposition OF the
bill. and asked IL be allowed 10 lie on she
table subject 10 being called up a. any
time This was finally ordered. stewart
81 the same time. offered = free silver
amendment 20 the bill
The only other event OF interest was the
Offering by Morgan. OF Alabama. OF Teao-
luton looking 10 ths appointment OF a
tariff commission. which he offered e. an
Amendment TO the tariff bill. and IL was re
fsrred 90 the finance committss. number
Of bills OF minor importance we're passed.
The MoGArAhsn bill was taken from the
calendar. but 10 went over until tomorrow,
on objection from Morrill,.
An u1ecutive session OF little more than
an hour Was held and a number OF nomina =
tions confirmed, including that Of O..
Eugene Townsend superintendent Of the
mint 40 Philadelphia.
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By a Man Who Professed 10 Know
All OF the Plans OF the
Miners.
Said the Miners Determined 20
Wreck the Mines and Loot
Stores.
Also, TO Throw Dynamits into the Ranks
ofthe Troops aud Murder wYant-
Alleged Confession.

CHlHLFgros. W. Va, March Gov. No
Cofkls received a telegram from Major
Banks commanding a. Eagle. stating that
a man had been ar ested al Montgomery
with dynami,s cartridge on bis person.
The man was brought 20 this oitv. He faid
be was engaged In the attack on Wsants
tippls; had attendei al tie meetings. and
knew all Of the strikers' plans. From his
confession the following story Is obtained;
The riot ~ Acme was carefully planned
and only frustrated by the action Of the au-
thOTities. Tho strikers took 20 Acme "a
large drnamits cartridges 20 blow up the
works and destroy the stores. Their pur-
pose was 20 loot the stores. A, the.r mssi-
inRs yesterday, last night and on baturdny.
the arrangement was made with the con-
nivanos Of certain people. 20 arrest Myant
bring him 20 Montgomery and turn him
over 10 a mob OF miners. His life would
not have been wsrth a penny.
In addition 20 this. when the soldiers
came, accompanying ths she-ih in making
arfested for the murder fuses 70 dynamits
cartridges we're TO be lighted with cigars
and thrown among the troops and posse.
As II haPpsne1. however, only a
small part OF the pfoRranme was
carried out. Wyant vas arrested, bat
when four constable. one Of whom
had said be would bring Wyans TO Mont
eomery or kill him. attempted 20 take
Wysnt to Montgomery. he resisted and told
him that be was perfectly willing TO go TO
Fayetteville. where he could have some
sort Of show. but did not propose TO be
taken to Aontaomsry for the purpose OF
being killed by mob. This morning he
called on the militia for protection ana
when the constables attempted 20 take him
one Of them was arrested for murder and a
platoon OF soldiers took Wyant to iayst'e-
xills. where he will have = preliminary
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else. Itis understood that the demands
made b. democratic senators Who opposed
the bill IN the form in which u vas nrst
presented have bssn met aud tentatively
agreed upon, bot even these agreements are
subject 20 the approval Of the treasury DO.
partmsnt and the needs of the government
Ia the matter of revenue. Secretary Car
Isle was with tho committee most
Of the day. and ARAin this eve-
ming. 20 discuss and compare the changes.
1hs difficulties surrounding the aRfeeneni
upou sugar are the gfsatest the tarih max
efa have 10 contend with. II thppshrs also
that the proposition for an increased tag on
whisky Ia mixed up With ths proposed duty
on sugar. II the latter ia agreed 70. tho
necessity for an increased whisky taH dis
appears.
Il Is understood the committee also gave
attention 10 the tobacco sehedule Ia the
Internal revenue bill during tue day, and
tho internal Tevenus commissioner was be-
fore them 10 make suggestions concerning
rates and the methods Of collecting ~
we'll as on the other taxes In this part Of
the bill.
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CHICAGO. March 5-The CouRhlin trial
this evening vas adjourned until to-mo =
row with Assistant Prosecuting Attorney
Boitum still speaking. II ia thought the
case will be given TO the jury Wednesday
noon. Serious charges connected indirectly
with the case are made against Police
Captain Sohsuttler, Aagistrats Bog9s aud
Ex-Public Administrator Fosto-, in q bill
hlsd in the probats court by X. +. Barnes.
to-day. The bill charges that S2l, 160 IN
notes are missing from the estate OF Ihos.
Naekiu that passed through their hands in
1891, ana the court Is asked 20 compel them
20 come forward and explain what has be-
come Of H. hcheuttler laughs at the idea
that he lost OF abstracted any noses be-
LONGING 10 Mackin's eslAte.