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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-04-21
HIS BODY DISINTERRED.
DFEp INTEREST MANIFESTED IN
THE WILLIAMS MURDER.
The sbackelford Forgery Trial at Lancaster
C. H.-EIpert Testimony ihtroouee"
Case Nearing its End.

LANCASTER. c. H., VA, April ~
snocioI-The case Of the Commonwealth
vs.. Mrs. williams and Albert Nande'i'a Is
attracting considerable attention. Inc
body of Mr.. Williams has been again
taken ND. and it is found that the sho'
g, the breast supposed to have peeh
Glance shot. was fatal, having gone
,h,ongb The heart. IL is one Of the most
shocllin, cases that ever occurred III
Tho counsel for Mrs Williams Hon
" tones and the counsel FOR all
deviva. Mr.. Howard Hathaway are sure
maj The Commonwealth cannot SUSTAIN
its case.
aur suAcKFLEoRD FORGERY TRIAL
The shackleford forgery case was
resumed this morning. Mr hudnaii' LOW
80 EredericksbiIrg. was put on the stAhu
ana testified that he was familiar WIN
the handwriting Of Mr.. Lcmoine, anu
fhat the name signed 10 the receipt was
not written by him. He was suoJeeleu ~
a rigid REORGANIZATION out iaieu "
draw ont any material facts, except 10
contradict Mr.. Lemoine about the l1
touching of some OF the letters.
rxpglr TESTIMONY.
Mr.. Samuel Malone. an expert OF balu-
more Md. was then called. He produced
a large Photographic copy OF the Dili ana
recelpt The court refused 10 allo" the
conv to go before the jury
The expert testified that the slant III
the forged name was Y IL per cent.
more than IN the signature admi'tel 10
ne e,nuine: that the shading was diHer-
ert. the SPACE less. AMI the character
~ the hands entirely different
Mr. Hathaway took the witness ana put
him through a most searching cross-eA-
animation
qH2 JURY INTEEEsrrr.
The iurv manifested great interest IN
the cross-examination OF the expert
several ether witnesses have since Desh
cxamined all testifying TO their falnll-
inrity with Mr.. Lemoine's hanu-"ri'ihs'
and that the receipt was forged.
There have been several lively spats
between counsel. The defence nave az
ready taken thirteen exceptions 10 tne
rulings of the court. There is great leei-
ina in the case The Commonwealth VIII
nr,habIv finish its case tonight, ana the
Ease given to the jury Monday.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-04-21
TIE DEEP run HUNT cLrR
To Close the se,son with a Sieen e." "''
and jumping Contest.

nh anal meet Tor the season of thal
-, ,.,rlilar and charming organization.
,hn becp-Run Hunt Club. look pace
,,cgtcrdav afternoon. and was Wen ''
.,ac1 .rv1e run lasted about TWO honls'
ond tho drag was laid thiout" N''f
nrettv section OF country me a'"l We
made al the New Reservoir ifo" ,'.''
through the SHELTON farm 10 'he "ls
- road. then ihrough Major hanu-
49, ,t,cn over the stccplcchase course
,rcr,cc through the Green farm. endlN4
- she clubhouse. Among the lall'S
cd gentlemen who Joined DO were IT.
I White O.. b. iioison. Ut. IT, i'
sr~t,ton L. y. Myers. William Nu'-'i'
rs l. Anderson, Harry u. lseatti,' ID.
r Anderson $. IT. hand, och. Misses
Phlls lanehornc IeteN"
Maud Blacker Mrs hanaD.th. Mis.
cnre Perkins. ~ ST. Bia.kef. W. -i'
T~athiey. James Patterson. and otnei.
n, wednesday afternoon next az % Gloon
this clsb viii have "a jumping contest ana
q, e4eenlc-hasc at Major Handbook iafm'
III, the Carv-atrect road. near me tNp0-
eition Grounds The contest VIII nv io'
member only. ana some valuable ~.
win be given thc winners some OF '"e
hest horses owned hy members oil lhe
club Will hc entered tnd raeen pH anna"
teur talent of "a hish order.
There Will also ne "a stceplechase. three
miles in length open io the active mem
hers Of the club only, for handsome
silver cup. The entries for The cup arc
az follows,
Marguerite. owned by Dr. r. l.. Trii-
ton. ridden by owner, Muricl Major OF
way $. Allen. Nh. ID. h. Causton. Lady
lewis. DR. Joseph a. White Mr.. G. =.
Hobson. Hawthorne Mr.. William kucser
AR ". ~ feathlcy; Osmic. Dr. c. L..
S,es,l. Free Trade. AIR. S. IA. Handbook
owner. Queen Nab. Mr $ H. Handbook,
AZ. 4. 5. Craven. Home Rule, Mr s. III.
Handbook. Burlap. MIR n. c. Beatpc.
owner. Captain Jack Mr.. A. II. Thior-
man. owner. Juliet Mr. j. r. Anderson
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-04-21

as related abovr. he addressed the mem
bers OF the battery in the ioho"ihs man
ncr.
.'you are boys. but you have this day
becn where men only dare to go; sore Of
Your company have been k led. many
have been wounded but recollect tnat
IL is a soldiers fate to DE. now: every
man OF you who Is VIKING 70 iS' ~ 70 :.
" Weak and almost dazed by the scenes
OF horror through which tney f&d
passed. the boys promptly .oDsyeu me l..
caU Of duty The significant TWO PAGES
were stepped by the entire p'.t,ery' ana
a volunteer section, led by lieutenant >.
Thompson Brown, returned oil'e more
mo however was shortly driven back.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-04-21

William Fields. alias Smith. cOlored.
was arraisncd in the Police Court yester-
day on the charge of being suspicious
character The case was continued UNI
tn April 30th. TO enable the ofiic rs to
investigate tine character of the ac-
cuecd moro closely.
The several white boys. who had been
arrested ON the complaint of Miss Eliza
be,h Van Lew. for playing bah ON Twcn-
tv-fourth street. were discharged ycster-
day.
William Gray. alias Henry Smith. color
ed was sent on 20 the grand jury on
the charge of breaking and entering the
vacant house 30 goi east Marshall street,
and stealing lot of lead pipe The negro
was caught m the act yesterday morn
ing shortly after o'clock.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-04-21

The Holy Spirit Convention which IS
TO bc held in this city i'm June next
promises 90 be one OF unusual interest
~ will bring together large number of
ministers. perhaps larger one than
have over assembled here before ON any
occasion It's coming influence can all
ready Doe felt throughout the city ana
state. An important preliminary meet
ing will bc held in the big hail of the
Young Mems Christian Association to-
morrow afternoon at 3 o'clock. All per
sons interested I'm the coming convention
are corllallv invited 70 attend.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-04-21
III Try 1NrEEEsrrp.
The Baby Wouldn't Cry.

Here is a story they tel over inc tea-
cups In Orange. y. j.. where Edison
lives: ,.
The photograph came 10 the Edis1h
laboratory and the first baby 10 the
Edison home about the same tiine' anu
when the baby was old enough 10 say
100000" and pull the great inventor 5
hair i'm a most disrespectful manner. the
phonograph vas near enough perfection
10 capture the baby talk for preservation
among the family archives. SO Mr.. Ed
son filled up several rolls with these pref
~ inarticulations and laid them care
fully away,
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-04-21
Inn Stranded Mlnstrels.

The members of the Cleveland Min
strel troupe. who have been stranded h
the tify since their Derlorman'e NJ the
Academ. gave a benefit concert last
evening at the Lexington Hotel Mis-.
Atkinson. the proprietress, rendered the
hall free \ luGrtette rendered. some
choice selections. and Mr.. George Sparks
did some interesting mind-readiug quite
"a good audience was present and a snug
sum was realized.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-04-21

! iIenrieo Negro in Jail f,r Trial for This
Offence.

Constable Samuols arrested Thomas
Green yesterday. at Yarboroughs tobac-
co factory. or Twenty-ffth street. on the
charge of criminal assault on Hester
Jane Stewart, a little colored girl nine
wears old. the warrant being sworn out
by her father. Isadore Stewart, COM
monty known as Jack Stewart who lives
near Oakwood cemetery.
The accused. who Is a black negro
twenty-five years old. occupied a room
i'm the house of the Stewards, which is
on Carringtcn street. just beyond the city
limits He has lived there two years.
The offence is alleged 10 have been COM
mitted last Thursday n grt, while the
child's parents were at church The lit
tie negro girl Is now in a suffering con-
dition The prisoner DIMES his guilt.
declaring that the girls story is purely
fictitious so far as it involves him.
The girl was examined by a physician,
and found to be painfully injured. and the
accused was locked up for future hear
ing.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-04-21

The entire day yesterday was taken w
in the Law and Equity Court before
Judge Minor and a jury. with the trial
of the ease of the Thomas Manufactur-
ink Company against Talbot 4 sons
and others. The jury failing to agree
am adjournment was taken until TO NOR
row morning al 10 o'clock
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-04-21

I'm pursuance TO a request Of Messrs'
Branch CaslNe. Davis. Grimes ana wal
lerstein of The Light Committee, fresl-
dent Rolfe r. Glover has instructed ely
clerk h. II. August 10 issue notices Tor a
called meeting of the Common Couholl
for next Tuesday evening az > elocN'
to consider the question OF hsh'ihs inc
.ffN
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-04-21

Commencing tomorrow afternoon, the
Richmond baseball Novelty Company
viii present az the Theatre, by improved
mechanical device. the games OF base
ball played by the home team in other
cities Prices OF admission will be ten
and fifteen cents. Doors will be opened
az $50: games begin at 4. Ladies are
especially invited TO attend al the nom:-
nal sum OF ten cents. Perfect order
VIII h. najpt9inod-
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-04-21

Mr.. John sheahan. who resides on sixth
.treet. was taken suddenly M last Tues
day. and for several hours his life was
1espaired Of. DIT. Reams was summon
81 and In a short time ne relieved the
s,,s,erer. MIR. sheahan is slightly Inn
provcd. but Is s,ill quite sick.
rev. Mr. Hover viii preach a special
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-04-21

Lucinda Leroy is Discharged and the Child
Wi he Cared for.

Ltcinda Leioy. who was arrested some
days ago on the charge d cruaiy treating
Mary Catherine Whitley, a little white
girl who was left at hef doorstep when
an infant two days ole was examined
before Justice Lewis, at the County
Court yesterday.
The investigation showed that there
vas nothing TO sustain the charge upon
which the negro woman was arrested.
TIE marks on the child's body were prob
only due to an erupti,n of the skin.
Mary Catherine Whitlc'. the little Waif
" no was the cause OF the woman's ar
rest. is held by order of commemorative
Attorney Sands. the colarel woman hav-
ing agreed TO give VI III claims 10 the
child. There are several respectable peo-
pie I'm the county who desire TO adopt
the girl. and she will PROBABLY be given
to one of them some Oar next week.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-04-21

The Hastings Court was engaged yes
teriav with the trial of civil cases
on next Wednesday. April 4th. the
case Of Burley Taylor and g. Is. Ierry'
~ kim Wnliam county, will be tried,
Who are charged with the issuing OF
fOrgod court orders.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-04-21
.Enrnds' ,hnrch.

Professor Allca c.. Thomas. Of Haver-
ford College. Pa, minister n the socie-
~. viii hold services 1t II \. NJ ana
y Al AZ Friends" church to-day. TO which
the public are cordially invited
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-04-21

The Rev. c. Il. Bryan. of 81. Johns.
Hampton. will to-day exchange pulpits
with the Rev. j. J. Guvatt. Mr.. Bryan
will hold services and Ireach both morn
ing and evening at Folly Trinity. Mr..
Gravatt went yesterday TO Hampton.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-04-21

at special sale In the basement. Look
into the east window Hundreds or
interesting items az interesting prices :
or uorhaps. you'd like " Vis.' tao 49,
partment in bascment.f
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-04-21

while at Sharpsburg on my recent
visit. I met old man ROulctt. one OF the
residents there who stayed In his
farm house near the Dunkari church
during the whole hght. Towards even
ing General Hood sent a messenger 10
MIN With the order TO report 10 him al
once KOulett did not IKE the idea of
leaving his hiding place In his stone cell
lar. and told the messenger that he
would report IN the morning. When ne
Was informed. however, that the mes
senger had 10 deliver him dead or alive.
he deemed g advisable 10 accept the
pressing invitation and reported at once.
ROulett also Informed me that The VII
lase Of Sharpsburg had been built orr
ginaliy around q very fine spring, a fact
which is, perhaps. known only 70 few.
/ have seen but one inner spring. ana
that is the one on Mr. =. II. Mayo's
country seat. IN Clarke county"
General Stephen ID. Lee only too wei
appreciated the gallant services rendered
by the Parker Battery, and on one occa-
sion ne expressed himself IN the follow
ing manner about that noble command;
"Wen do l recolect how that noble
company OF beardless boys performed the
duties OF veteran soldiers and patriots.
second TO none IN the noble Army or
Northern Virginia. Well do / recollect
my thoughts on the bloody field of Shafps-
burg as | looked into the faces OF the
poor boys stretched IN death around the
guns they had SO CALAMITY manned.
TWO PAcEs TO THE FRONT.
When General Lee, who was then only
Colonel called for a yolnnfser secuoA-
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1895-02-27
Court of Appeals Decisions.

San Francisco. Feb. 8.-The United
States circuit court of appeals decided
two small cases yesterday. Peter W.
Larsen was drowned In the Columbia
river II, May. 1898. through his boat run
ming against fish trap owned by r. j.
McCsowan. The United States circuit
court Of Oregon allowed the widow $500
damages and Mctiowan appealed. The
court of appeals upheld the lower tr.bu-
nal.
Frank Tracy was seriously injured on
the Oregon Short Line & Utah Northern
railway lie was employed as a brake
man, and while his tram was being
shunted on a siding he ssgnaled once 10
go slow and again IN stop. Owing to the
brush that grew along the lire the engi-
ns-er eid not see the signals and kept on.
nearly killing Tracy. The United States
circuit court Of Oregon gave the latter
$500 damages and the railroad appealed
The decision Of the lower court was
affirmed.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1895-02-27

Martial Law Proclaimed by the Au-
tIority of the STsAnIsh Government.

thortfy OF the spanish tsnSernEhent-
Madrid. Fob. 2s.--At the conclusion OF a
special meeting os the cabinet last night
the minister Of war Gen. ponlineuez. an
nounced that the government had au-
thofixed TIE issuing Of a pTocla nation by
the governor general of C06a 10 suppress
the armed bands az brigands In the PROV
inces Of Matanxas and puevta Principe.
The mlnissars aenled thar serious d.s-
order had occurred or thar troops from
the Philippine islands had been landed at
Cuba
Havana. Feb. as-The governor general
has put IN enecf The public order law
thronshont the island This law provides
fer the immediate punishment of any
body takea in sessEtsonS acts. Some twen-
tv-fanr men have aefied the authorities
ana called for rebel recruits al Yearra.
rear Matanxas ana trouble IS reported
also from Guantanamo. II Is
reported that several revolutionary par-
ties rose In arms in different parts ~ the
island. The governor general yesterday
issued a PROCLAMATION suspenaing the
constitutional guarantees. There is great
excitement through the island. Many
vel known ssp@ratIS,s have been arrest
ea. /; IS reported here that there has
been AZ, emRAgenssnt hefween government
troops ant the insurgents.
New Yerk, Fsh, es.-&Sipher dispatches
received here hy members OF the Cuban
revolutionary rarity, 20 whaa the 3ais
ses for an uprising has been snown st1ce
Febfssary ?. tala frat the revolasion Bad
been begun. Jose Asrti, ;W1ce hanishei
frsns seassa because of his hate ~ Span
ssn domination. ard Gen. Maxine Gomez,
xA-a,s, commanded the eastern wing cf the
ssssasss rebels &c the revolution OF issS.
isft New Ysxk two weeks agn for Vera
Crux ART news received from Cuba last
nf-h. tells shat they have Landed. for
saasr arrival was 10 be The signal for an
s,.arszinx. Il Was here E3 New Work. that
ths rexoI,ssfea vas planned ana Il was
fran, here that sae evaew wss ssrt which
nxhte,l the FIRE % clyli E1r Ia C9ha.
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Cuban leaders here In league with the
revcsussonssts OF tie Islands. ana with
synapathszers ii the Untied States. Mexico
and TIE South American republics, hare
been long preparing for the event.
The insurxent forces In Matanxas,
where one wing Of the patriot party
raised It's standard. are under command
OF Mai Gen -aiio Ssnguiiy. The point
mentioned ss abou, ssxty-six miles east
OF Havana on the west end of the island.
ard the fact that these widely separated
places are given prominence Ii accepted
by the Suhanx In New York 10 mean shat
the uprising extended throughout the ISL
anis, and that the Spanish authorities
were attempting 70 beiitfie its extent
The Revolutionary forces in the eastern
section OF the island. which includes Cnan-
fanamo. are commanded by Brig. Gen.
GuiiIerrno Moncada. II Is estimated he
can raise 100 men. The Spanish forces
numbered about is.eao regulars, of which
about g.ess are stationed at Santiago de
Cuba. and are 50 within reach OF the
rebels af Guantanamo. The bulk OF the
remaining Spanish troops are stationed
at Havana. and so are near the scene of
Gen. Sanguily's starting point. Ybarra.
Men who are hsgh In the councils of the
Cuban party here. and who were In
trusted with the date set for the upFfsng.
say that With the arms which have been
snuggled into Cuba during theNiast few
weeks and which were landed near Ma
tanzas and other points. and thsse al
ready In possession OF the patriot forces.
Gen. Gomez would be able TO arm 3eDo
men at once and many more within
short time.
Washington City. Feb. Secretary
Gresham has received q cabIegram from
United States Consul Williams at Ha-
vana, announcing that martial law has
been proclaimed In Cuba. The Spanish
minister. Senor Maragua. also received
similar adviees. According 10 Minister
Maragua's advices there have been two
small emeutes in Cuba. The first was in
the province OF Masanxas In the south.
where fifteen men armed themselves and
undertook TO start a rebellion. the other
was In the province OF Cuba. where
twenty-seyen rebels were routed by the
government, troops and six taken pris-
oners. The minister has no apprehension
of a general uprising
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ANOTHER PENSION VETO.
This One snatches Money Away Fror
u Union soldiers Daughter,


Washington City, Feb. 2s.-The presi-
dent has sent to the house a message on
the bill to grant pension TO Eunice Put
nam the daughter of John Putnam. who
served in the late war.
.'Tise report of the committee to whom
this bill was referred says the presi-
dent, states that no claim for pension on
account OF the soldiers death has ever
been fled In the pension bureau. end IL
seems that upon this theory Ii was pro-
posed TO pension the daughter. i do not
suppose IL was intended that a double
pension should be allowed. In point OF
fact the widow has already been ren-
stoned. and in such pension allowance has
been made for the minor children. There
is no suggestion that the widow has died
or remarked II this bill should become
a law two full pensions would be in force
at the same time. one TO the widow and
another TO the daughter, each predcatei
upon the services ana death OF the sol
der
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HAYWARD A HIGH ROLLER.
He says lie Lost Ss,.OO in Gambling
at One sitting.

Minneapolis. Feb. 26--When the trial
of the Hayward murder case was re-
sumed today it was announced that
County Attorney Nye could not be pres
ent. owing to a funeral In the family.
Assistant County Attorney A. II. Hall
conducted the crosS-examination Of
Harry Hayward. Harry's connection
with the loan Miss Cling made on a
-four mill at HafFtel. and the collection
of the loss when ii suddenly burned
were thoroughly ventilated. Harry
was asked whether he had not driven
out to Hamel with Miss Gsng the morn-
ing after the fire. This he denied ut
terly. The state proposes to show In
rebuttal that he was not telling the
truth.
Harry described how he turned the
lot given TO him by his father into
cash The proceeds had been nearly
$4,000. and this he Partially lost at
gamtlps. wlaale the rest he had given
Adry in sealed envelope and 1t was
put in a safe. He declared the most
money he had ever lost at one time was
$500 at the Twin city Athle;ic club. i
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The Hawaiian Cable.

Washington City, Feb. as.-The con-
feraes on the diplomatic and consular
appropriation bill held 3 second con-
ference today en- the amendment for
a Hawaiian cable and viii tomorrow re-
port another disagreement 10 their
houses. If they are again sent 50 con-
ference IL is understood the senators
will reee<re from the rule. as II is not
customary for couferef-s 10 follow their
instructions literally in more than two
conferences when there - q majority y
on a committee for or against u dis
puteSa amendment.
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Olympia. Feb. 1s--specsai-fn % . very
brief period the senate this morning kilfe1
fifsee8 hiiis by indelnsfe po#tponetnens %
COMMITTEES report. The bills thus alsp3eea
Of we're.
f,onAhoe's blk constituting the state
auditor. treasurer ard commissioner of
pssvc saads beard of state lard conf
En4sssousgs
Eassersiays. creating board Of dairy
commissioners
EasterdAys. providing penalty for imi-
tafissg dairy products
Lewis. creating bureau Of agriculture
Hasshinsopss. 20 pFshisht the sammnxs-
ing of jurors when they are xishan 30 feee
Of tne court house.
T,onahcs's. relating 20 fees Of sspsrsor
clerks Office
Ranges. making assignments iavaiia
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Boise. Idaho. Feb. 2s-There We're two
rag~s to.tay AMI one absentee IN the joFnt
legislative session. TTfe result Of the bal
tnt for United states sesSator was. sboup
Is sweet II. t-isgett Is 4 caucus of
Sweets supporters IS 70 be bed tonight
- determine their future course.
fSn has rsasaess both hous~s requiring
insurance companies 10 Tssy losses IN fsil.
Notwithstanding any clause in policies to
tsse contrary.
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IN THE HOUSE.


Washington City. Feb. ss.-In the
house Henderson,. chairman of the COM
nastsee on Tsdesoffices and rn@t rsraas,
Immediately called up the conference
repert on the Tsonfoffie~ appropriation
bsu much 10 the disappointment os the
members who were ciananrfrAa fer
unanimous consent 10 consider bisss.
The senate amendment providing That
hereafter uaaki clerks should live soFne-
where a}nnr th- ronte 90 which they
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(Coassaaea On taArt pase.l
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To ssss a eoAf have iss owys way Fs 81 sE-
SzsE an laying saze sgnEz2stion ~ covSssErsTs-
tor. To cure ~ rpcst stubborn eeSsrh or
eosd. you haxe oniy ~ tsso judsescasts I,r.
!asx~s ExagStoFxx-A
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High Price for tire New Rofsds.
New York. Feb. 3--a sale cS nsw gDT-
erznaeass fours. when tssssss. has t-aea
made az iis -