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New-York tribune., 1895-12-05
ROSELLE HELD FOR ROBBERf

oscar Rosele. alias Charles Robinson twenty
seven years old Of No 2C15 Third-ave' the ai'egeu
burglar and bigarnst. who was held IN the harieni
Court on Tuesday for trial on charge OF o'sdhS'
was again arraigned in court yesterday "''e'"o'"
on charge Of larceny %, ~, o, ham
Mrs. sarah Maximan. Of No. 60 Vest one, nun
di ed and -si xteenth-st. testified that U" ~ ~
u Ias, Rosale gained entrance to her fiat py pre-,
tending that he was an agent Tor IN. '.nsonua'eu
Gas Company, ana stole a watch worth e.p ,,,
Roselle denied his guilt, put Mhs'S""'V N'i'''"
held him In 500 bal. for trlal
New-York tribune., 1895-12-05
ALI. ON ACCOUNT OF a MEAL CHECK.

The second trial Of a suit brought by Jason W.
Warren against Alfred W. bennett and Thomas
Tynan to recover $500 damages for false arrest
was begun yesterday before Justice Botty and a
iury in Part II Of the City Court. The piainuf
aIIeqes that on Nav o. 1899 he ordered So-cent
meal at one Of Dennetts coffee-houses, a Accent
check FOR the meal was gwen MIN Wnich ne re- re-
fused o pay and he arrested. warren says
that 10 avoid imprisonment he paid the 10 cents eX-
III lie recovered juogmen; OF March 10 last IN
the City Court for $40. y Verdlc1 Is eApec'e1 'o
New-York tribune., 1895-12-05
WANTED ~ BIRBA DOES FOE rMBEZzLENENI

Acting Captain O Brien OF the Detective Bureau.
Yesterday caused the arrest OF Joseph ). Allamby.
who is wanted in Barbados FOR embezzlement The
man was caught the arrival OF the steamer Hill
larry He was taken before Commissioner Shields
and the examination was postponed.
New-York tribune., 1895-12-05
TUE FARMERS LOAN RELIEVED.

Iudee Andrews in the Supreme Court yesterday re-
,,o,,I the Farmers Loan and Trust Company % their
,rus, AS trustees under the first consolidated mort
gage OF the Erie road. and appointed the state
rrust Company IN their stead. The petitioners Say
that nothing remains 10 be done under tne p'e'
New-York tribune., 1895-12-05

ent plan of reorganization but 10 execute M.
mortgage. and they desire be trustees uIusi s
this mortgage they must be relieved az ~ -
tees under the first Unless this is done they S"y
that the plan OF reorganization will be impedeu VI
.1.l
New-York tribune., 1895-12-05
JUDGMENT AGAINST II. S. JAFFRAY

A Judgment by default was taken in the supreme
Court Yesterday by Emma H. Janray for so'Zzo
against Howard : Jaffray. Mrs Jafray declares
that prior 10 1899 she the owner OF a yacn' y,a
and horses valued at $6.2@ She says tha ne' III NJ
band sold the yacht and horses for her put ia''e"
to turn the money.
New-York tribune., 1895-12-05
CHfCIGO SEEKS ADTICE FROM NEW-fORh

CONTROLLER FITCHs IDEAS As TO GETTING RE
M-NERATIoN FOR FRANCHISES.
4 letter to Mayor Strong from The chicago
Record" asking information 20 the best and
most equitable method Of securing proper revenue
for A city government from street railway corpora
tions in return the public franchises which they
euioy" was referred b. the Mayor % Controller.
Fitch Mr. Fitch has sent reply, making the fol-,
! lowing suggestions:
The enactment by the Legislature OF a senera1i
law recurring the sale OF such franchises at public
auction 10 the highest bidder after que advertise
| nent pursuant to law. -. ..
D The deegat ion by the Legislature TO the proper
local authorities the city where the SAFE l. TO De
he'd OF power prepare within certain linis
terms and conditions of sale.
After a reference The NeW-lor.l law. when re-
| aulres street railway franchises % he put up al.
public auction and sold 10 the highest bidder over
| and above per cent of gross receipts OF the
road for the first five years ard per cent there
| after the Controller wrote
| consider the New-York law much better than no
law st al bur by means the best thar could Dc
devised What should be the degree or freedom or
action 70 ne granted ID the Local authorizes DN tne
legislature will naturally depend somewhat on tn-
amount OF confidence which these bodies enjoy in
the minds Of the peop.e. In New-lork 'ity az
least / confident that II the legislature nad
conferred upon the Commissioners of the sinking
Fund. for example. some such power as navel
indlcated-a power which that responsible body al
ready possesses in regard to ferry franchises-Inuch
/ larger returns would have beer made 10 the city
treasury than received Sls3, ,iS 81 in issp.
New-York tribune., 1895-12-05
COURT CALENDARS FOR TO-DAY.

e,,,on,a Court-Genery Terrn-Recess -
supreme Court-Chainbers- tsfois Anars"s ' ~
Supreme Cour--special Term-laut l-Adjou'Hea W'''
MG-nusS, mia ouri~special Terni-Par IGIefore Beach. J.
srr,e Court-SIeciaI Tern-Pait llI-Befofe --. D.
Sir.if Iourt-Parts and iN-Adjouinsg i2f M ,"ri.
(,,rc1it Cour-Pe IAiJourncd unii MONDAY b~'eh'-
De! IC ,,ourt-Part III-Before Lawrence NO 'i13
K4rnochan IS. Wnkens Cieai. D,oro ,o,o tNos
suuerIor Couri-Speciai Terin-befo'e Dus'o ''-N'
'e 4s %' TermAdjounod until Monday
Dsegsr erSo~ ',ourt-rrsi TermParts and i-Adouned
for IN, r''G G,rtrral Term-Par HIfefor. sedswicS'
.'qIpXns 1851 Tis o23 i1io sO3 1851 t'l' "os lZ4''
"S 80 cour-Chalnbers-Betore Fitzgerald s.
p.t 20 Marsarite l.. a. Iarnae. at IL m wills Tor
ooate Alice Edwards David oPperhemer Louis seea 10
Jane Frederick Hubbard Max u. Gaeuen at p; m,
surrosaes Cour-TIia Iermm5efore A!noa 2 .,Ii o;
6 ie, at 1910 A. No I'D. VIII ~ tathaTine Ken
nsdy at 1890 m. NO llVo VIII OF Louis La"'S'e's''
at tommon p NO. Peasspecal Term-efore Bisehon jr j
No I'M No. Tieas-Equy Before Bookstayer. j.
x "' s3 "a 2 20 clear. ,
Nos %ommos 0 ~, PIeasrrai rerm-Par Gegerica
a2f2 2,sa 1896 304i 1915 5ls al: '3lt la, loo -o'
2ai sSs$ 1855 G7g 1900 l942 l46o l25i 2o Slea!'
SsmneS Ssirn,''i to be sent Part for trial Clear
Common Pleas-1rai ref4 M i-oiors t,ansbed
CITY Court-spccsi Term-I'efore Van WycN - j.
%, cor-Trial Tcrn-part I-Fefore Conan. JNos
e7i ieG 80 2Gl 2ss7 Sf6 400 1914 2i49 o. 81 ~ l"s
CITY court-TriaI Tern Part Helore Botty J-NGs SS
a4s "A a ss aas 3 2 1 st esr s,@ '' %" ''' '' ~ "
cty Cour,~Trial Term Part IG-Adjourned FOR the
r,y Court-Trial TernPar, IvBefore Fzsimons J. -
sho-i Nos 1891 2a~ 's ae asas 2s' @ 2@,s ~.
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New-York tribune., 1895-12-05
BpoO6LYy WINS THE FIRST CAME.

Chicago resigned the first Of TWO games played
~ correspondence against the Brooklyn Chess club
ves.erdav Here follows me score ot the game
with notes by Elwe!l who conducted the game Tor
New-York tribune., 1895-12-05
THE SUPREME COURT CALENDAR.

,yasbirqton Dec 4-The day call I'm the United
-,.,es S,nrene Court tomorrow will be as follows
ms ~ 81 qS 90 100 and I'D, l0j lo1, III tand ll-
~ and JIG.
New-York tribune., 1895-12-05
THE corRr OF APPEALS CALENDAR

Albany. Dec. 4-The Court OF Appeals calendar
for Tomorrow is: Nos 2ss S29 800 33l $32 SS5 1886
New-York tribune., 1895-12-05
REFEREES APPOINTED.
eu,reme Court.

eu,Feme Court
Ry Andrews !.
Ma,fer of Iorilard 13 casesi-ltlcHard ". Smith
NcNa1v rs McNaly-Jnhn II. Judge
burden vs. Kip-ThOmas T. Rush.
Matter of Dunshee- Edward 7. Wood -
Nev-York and Suburban COOPERATIVE BUILDING ana Inn
Association LOehr-Gilbeu NJ. Spelr.
Gillian vs. Davidson-Edward l.. Paris
Dexter Kaplan-Thoma@ n. Husted
Common Pleas
BY B!schon. Il.. f.
Van Doison Gardner-Thomas Darlington
Cuperior
by Dugro j.
Tvmock ys. Fay douglas Mathcwson.
poa.D vs. KOrn-Ed~ard Jacobs.
RECEIVER APPOINTED.
superior Court
By pugro J.
Isaac q; johnson -. william - AndreWs-frsdfrick
W Matiocks.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1895-05-10
DOGS IN CLOTHES.
In Paris the Hest Dogs Actually CARR
Umbrellas

No matter what the dress may be-
the indispensable companion OF tine
woman who walks IL her little COS.
short-halrcd terrier or long-haired toy
u ~ ~ no moment. provided that " De
very tiny AZ the moment II iu' per
haps, the terrier which II the most pop
ular, as he furnishes a further excuse
for the exhibition Of fur, In that MS
smooth coat does not appear TO Ills KIND
hearted mistress as sufficient protection
from the cold Of this season Of the year
So the little dog has hts tailor an wei
as his owner, and Ledouble. OF the
PalaiH Royal. may be called the worth
OF the kennel. with garments OF vel
vet. trimmed with fur. or OF cloth
Htrap-Htltched and embroidered, the
clothing OF the little creature harmon
ICES with that ~ his posseEsor. some
ladies provide mnckintoshcs for their
pets for rainy days. and have them
made with full hood. which covers the
ears. Others there are who choose tar
tan, having points turned back at the
shoulders and fastened with n strap
around the body. For those believed 20
BE- particularly chilly. the coats are pro-
| vided with collars Of quite Mcdici style,
and are lined throughout with astra-
khan, nutria, or even beaver, aH these
short furs are too cumbrous for the
pcttcd animals. There ARE some which
actually have umbrellas OF dark blue
silk. which they have been taught "a
carry quite straight and steadily be-
tween their teeth In the event OF n sud
den shower. They are also provided
with handkerchief In cases Of acct
dents. tiny pocket In which Co carry
! these being placed on one side OF the
coat These handkerchief. adds The
Paris correspondent % the i.ondof
Daily Graphic. are found useful whef
madame stops a few minutes at the con
fectloner's, and can wipe her pets nos'
and paws after HIS share In the deli
caclca she buys
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1895-05-10

cstecp,--no enthusiasm n was even
remembered against her that she was
not. literally and truly, the hrst woman
90 produce her own composition upon
the lyric stage An opera was com
posed. likewise In Paris. by Mile Ber-
tin. daughter OF the once celebrated edi-
tor OF the Dcbats. upon librctto from
Victor Hugna "Notrc Dame IL was
called "Esmeralda" Gas was, by the
way. another opera ON the same ro-
nance composed by Pablo Campana.
once 20 familiar figure Ia musical Lon
dom and was produced In 1885. But
what ia not generally remembered u
that Henri Regnault came TO her FOR "a
model for his priN de Rome picture, the
picture Of all his young ambition, the
picture that made him, which w MS
memorial now In the Ecolc des BcauN-
Arts In Paris. There II hangs, with an
the prix de Rome pictures Of the young
French art of nearly two centuries
! and there II records the blonde beauty
" the woman musician II was with
| her and her father and TO the sound OF
/ her music that Henri Rcgnault spent
| his last evening on carth-a night OF
| wit and wine. Of laughter and guitars
| The next day he fell at Buzcnval Mile
| Holmes herself became prlEe-winner
very soon after; she studied under Caesar
| Franck. under Wagner. and kept her
connection with painting. for she com
posed symphonic ode TO one OF her
| pictures of Puvis de Chavcnnes. Hut
her opera ~ an opera full Of songs. ana
In construction. therefore. out OF date
Wagner was ignored IN Il; and no one
In Paris or elsewhere. can be permitted
to ignore Wagner now and hcnceturlh
In one too ambitious evening Mile
Holmes has compromised the progress
~ twenty steady years The audience
would have been more bored than thcN
were had not her first opera night beer
also the first opera night Of the preal
Z dent
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1895-05-10

Two miles cast Of Coosa r. mountain
called Judy's mountain. at the foot Of
which live Betsy and Judith LOWS. gem
orally called Bet and Jude. for short
merchant had small bill against Ret
and told the batlin to levy on bnll "a
large. white faced steer which had cost
Bet about $50, buying him at hailinH
sale. besides the original purchase mon
cy The ballin declared he wouldn't
30 unless the merchant went along To
point out the property Then Joe Lew
~, man about town. but not related
10 lct, concluded to 20 along to SEE the
fun. The three rode up to the Lewis
house aud called FOR Rail- Bet SAID he
was down In the field. but no living man
could rope him. The party rode down
through the field with Bet and JUDE
following them. hcaping anathcmaH up
on the head OF the merchant, and swear
Ink he stole the shingles from them mat
were on his house. when the balm ana
Lewis had passed through the gnp IN
the cross fence Bet squared hcrseH IN
the zap and
sworc ~ long as the skies ana waves
were blue
The pcsky merchant should not pass
through.
The merchant. who was on a very
large horse. rode back about NIFTY yarnH
ana charged the gap. thinking bcl
would step out ~ the way. but not hl'
did Bcttic She seized the horse by the
bride ana set him down on his haunche'
/ like n setter dog. The balm then held
/ Bet till the merchant passed through
/ she being too smart To resist an ofhCcr
/ When they came up with Ball the Balm
/ threw the line over his horns and tel
/ jerked II on. which was repeated Hcv
eral times. Finally Bet threw her arm
around the steers horns and blocked
the game when the balm told IN
merchant Go hold Bet she made at hin
for hight lie caught her by eacl
arm and by a superhuman effort hell
her on at arms length. while sh
nquirmed ana awore che would cut HI
heart out. AZ this juncturo Bets dol
concluding II was free-for-all Nah
grabbed the steer by the tail. whereupo
Ball kicked loose from everything an
started on on a dead run, head up an
tail over the dashboard.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1895-05-10
AMERICAN GIRL is ALL RloH1,
she Il the Ripe, Consummate Flower Of
All nsnencent rorcees.

There In no basis whatever for the
idea that anything which IL worth saw
Ing. and. least OF all. the American Girl.
who In the ripe. conaummatc Hover
OF the benefcent forces which are roll
Ing the world onward to the millennium
says a writer Co the Kansas city Star.
She II a morc perfect creature every
way then she has at the beginning OF
the century. She IN more robust ah 10
frame and nbre than were her matern-
al ancestors She II the symmetrical
product OF n method OF training which
cducateH her mind and pays respect TO
her physical development She In not
cultivated Ms Mrs. Susan Younk Gath
claims. ito the verge Of idcallHm."
She IN self-rcllnn TO degree that wan
unknown To- her grandmothera. a null
titude Of activities which were former
~ monopolized by mon are now open
10 her. and through the courageous
assertions OF her own powera She In
vadea the professions. she masters the
intrlcacies OF business. and she nils
with profit and satisfaction TO herself
and society places without number foi
which she was regarded wholly UNITED
n half century ago. She rides. she rows
hHf hhhithi tuN NNlNlht hHh wv 'hlh'
bllltiea stop only ut the throwing Of
stones. IL r. the ambition ana desire
OF the American girl OF to-day. aH II
has been OF women IN all ages OF IN,
world. 10 become the center of do
nestle circle. There In not one woman
In n thousand who would not prefer e
marry and enjoy the delights OF happ,
home rather than battle with the WORLD
or distinguish herself In some public
sphere. Hut the day has passed whet
women-nt least American women
ind the fun solution OF their destiny
though the home instinct Ii as stronl
In them as ever. and II has not beer
diminished by n familiarity with pur
suits outside OF the household. Th'
wives and mothers OF to-day are jus
aa devoted TO their husbands ana chill
dren as were the wives and mothers o
nifty years ago. and they were Amerl
can girls before they became American
women. The American girl II all right
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1895-05-10
KNOWLEDGE

Brlngs comfort and improvement and
tends TO personal enjoyment when
rightly used. The many, who live bet
Ter than others and enjoy life more, with
less expenditure, by moro promptly
adapting the worlds best products 10
the needs Of physical being, will attest
the value 10 health Of the pure liquid
laxative principles embraced In tho
remedy, Syrup Of Figs.
Its excellence Is due to Its presenting
In the form most acceptable and pleas-
ant 10 the taste, the refreshing and truly
beneficial properties Of perfect lax
alive; ciIectunlly cleansing the system,
dispelling colds, headaches and ieyers
and permanently curing constipation.
IL has given satisfaction 10 millions and
met with tho approval Of the medical
profession, because II act. on the Kid
neys, Liver and Bowels without weak
ening them and Il Is perfectly free from
every Objectionable substance.
Syrup Of Figs Is for sale by all druS-
gists In 6Oc and 81 bottlea, but II IL man
ufactured by the California Fig Syrup
Co. only, whose name Is printed on every
package, also the name, Syrup Of Figs,
and being well Informed, you will NOS
accept any substitute II offered.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1895-05-10

Current Litcraturci Scales are now
made OF such nice adjustment that they
will weigh anything TO the smallest
hair pluckcd from the eyebrow. They
arc triumphs Of mechanism aud are in
closed In glass cases, rs the slightest
breath OF air would impair their
records The glass cases have sliding
door. and rs soon rs the weight In
placed In the balances the door slides
down. the balances are cleared again
and made ready for further use by the
pressing OF button, which slightly
raises the beams Two pieces Of paper
OF equal weight can be placed In the
scales. and an autograph written In
pencil will cause the other side TO IA
ccnd, and the needle, which indicates
tho divisions OF weight, even 10 the ten.
millionth part OF pound and less, will
move from its perpendicular A sigma
turc containing nine letters has been
weighed and proved 10 be exactly two
milligrammes, the fifteen'thouAandth'
iive-hundredth part OF an ounce troy
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1895-05-10

1T n not generally known" says the
Philadelphia Record, but Il ia a mat.
ter OF history. nevertheless. that Bristol
township. lying ON the east side OF Ger
mantown, had very narrow escape
from being selected as the site Of the
capital OF tie United States. IL was a
very small matter that turned the
choice toward Maryland and Vlrginla.
SO positive were some members OF con-
gress that the capital was going To be
located near Germantown that they
purchased real estate there, not. OF
course, as a matter OF speculation, but
simply TO be near at hand when the
removal from Philadelphia TO Bristol
took place. when the vote Of the COM
minEiOners was taken there was a tie,
four being for Bristol and four for the
District OF Columbia. Washington cast
the deciding vote. and Bristol township
was left out In the cold"
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1895-05-10

Brigadler General wheelera magnla'
cent plan for n fort on the lake front,
with three krupp guns mounted there
on, looks most imposing on paper, but
40 veteran n tactician as he ought "a
know that cities are not defended by
water batteries In their very center.
The general ought 10 take his krupr
guns out into the middle OF tho lake OF
mount them on the roof OF Willard hall
Mt Evanston. For the purpose OF de-
Tending the lake front we think the
pocket pistols which may be obtained
nj any OF the contiguous cafes will
win meet all possible needA Chicago
TimeA
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1895-05-10

The readers Of this paper will be pleased
90 learn that there IA AZ least one dreaded
disease that science has bcon able 10 cure
Catarrh Cure n the only positive euro
known TO tho medical fraternity. Catarrh
being n constitutional disease, requires a
constitutional treatment. Halls Catnrrh
Cure IL taken internally, acting directly
upon tho blood and mucous surfaces OF tho
system, thereby destroying the foundation
strength by building up the constitution
and assisting nature In doing ita work. The
proprieton have NO much faith In itn curn.
tive powers, that they Offer Ono Hundred
Dollars for any case that II falls 10 cure
Send for list OF testimonials,
Address, y, J. CHENEY a CO., Toledo, o
to- Sold by Druggists, Zoe.
Halls Family Pills 25c.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1895-05-10
ALFoNso's FATAL GEM.
A Royal Opal which BrlnEs Death to
the Mearer

one OF the strangcst Of the many Jew
els which hang around the neck Of the
statue OF our Lady OF Aimudena. at
Madrid. In ring which is believed 10
have brought misfortune 60 the royal
house OF Spain during the last two de-
cadcs. II Ii a magnificent oral, sur
rounded by large diamonds, The late
King Alfonso XII. gave Il 20 his cousin
Mercedes when he was betrothed 10 her.
and she wore II during the whole OF her
married life. which lasted only a few
months. on her death the younk king
presented II To his grandmother. Queen
Christina. who died shortly Afterward.
Tlon II passed 10 the kingn sister. the
lnfanta del Pillar. No sooner had she
begun TO wear this fatal &c than she
sickoned, and In a few days her body
was borne 10 the grave. Alfonso next
sent the ring to his slster-in-law. Chris
tina, the youngest daughter OF the Due
de Montpcnsler, but In three months n
reverted to the king by her death.
His majesty. for the first time realizing
the horrible succession OF events attach
ing To the ownership Of the opal. deter
mined 20 keep Il himself. fearful thnt
II he again bestowed Il upon one OF his
fair relatives she would not long sur
vive the Gift lie himself therefore fen
victim 10 It's mysterious mnllgnancy.
dying shortly aftorward. The present;
queen was anxious to be rid forever OF
the ring, 10 she gave Instructions that
IL should be suspended around the neck
OF the statue Of the Holy Virgin OF
Almudcna, where II has since remained
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1895-05-10
Call 1t a Craze.
AN ALARMING STATEMENT
CONCERNING WOMEN.
now BAD HABITS ARE FORMED

The NV yo,t 7iibHEs says "The habit Of
taking headache powders Il inlrcasing TO an
alarming extent among great number Of vo.
men Throughout the country. These powdefs a.
their name Indicates, arc claimed by the maui.
faeturcrs 10 be positive aud speedy cure for any
form Of headache. In many cases their chief
Ingredient II morphine, opium. cocaine or some
other equally Injurious drug having a tendency
TO deaden pain The habit Of taking them I.
easily formed, but almost impossible 20 shake
on. Women usually begin taking them to nc.
licve a raging headache aud soon resort 10 the
powder TO alleviate any little pain OF ache they
may be subjected 10, and finally like the NOR.
phine or opium fend. get into the habit Of taking
them regularly, imagining that they are In pain
" they happen TO miss their regular dose"
In nine cases out Of ten, the trouble Is
In the stomach and liver. Take simple
laxative and liver tonic and remove the
offending matter which dcrnnges the
stomach and causes the headache. DIR.
Pierce's Pleasant Pellets arc composed
entirely Of the purest, concentrated,
vegetable extracts. One Pellet Is a
dose; sugar-coated, easily swallowed;
oHee used, aiiudys ia favor They posi-.
lively eHtc sick headache and remove
the disposition to II.
Mr. u. vARaAaos. Of Oner LalS, lam, Co.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1895-05-10
SPECIFIED neau,Ie. out OF season.

There has been n movement on foot
for some weeks among retail and
Wholesale iish dealers 10 stop the He
gal sale OF trout, which IL being made
In this city. The law does not go out
before April ~. and for weeks trout
has been brought 10 commission mer.
chants in boxes marked smells or frost
fish. These are sold TO epicures. who
will pay almost any price for things
out OF season. The dealers complain
that when the trout season opens, and
dealers display their fish, the wealth.
Ter classes win not buy. having tired OF
these dcllcacieN Thus does the illegal
traffic Interfere with legitimate bust
neaa IL IA also stated that large trout
order can DO filled with two days no.
tiee. and that they are brought from
the New England statea New York
Herald.