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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1897-11-02

Some valuable points with reference to the
experimental use Of gas engines, notably,in the
plants OF Dunferline. were lately SET forth in
a paper read before tho North British Associa-
ton of Gas Managers. 1t appears that during
the last year there were some twenty-five en-
eines in that locality, the average size being
1927 nominal horse power, and the average con-
sumption being 1862 cubic feet per engine.
The interesting fact is noted'!that. In all this
range of work, the best result recorded was in
the case Of an 8 nominal horse power engine,
which,. with a steadily increasing load. re-
peatedly consumed $500 cubic foot In twenty
four hours work, equal to 2O.3l cubic feet Of
gas por nominal horse power hour. and, as the
brake horse power employed probably. aver
aged not less than twelve horst power Turing the
whole period, the consumption Of.gas brake per
horse power equalled about 1894 cubic feet.
This result ID suggestive, when y is considered
that 1t Is a poor steam engine which consumes
Eight pounds Of coal per brake horse power hour.
md yet, with this large waste OF fuel. 3.S9 brake
horse power per hour are obtained for the cost
Of one penny for coal, as compared with 2.11
brake horse power per hour obtained for one
penny worth OF gas.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-06-25
EI.IzABETFE CITY.

| Elizabeth City, N. c.. June 24-(Spe-
#ctal.)-The local Junior baseball club
desires to return thanks TO the Identon
team. through the Virginian for their
courteous treatment while there, but at
the same time ask that in the event OF
Banother game between the two teams
they appoint some one other than q lum-
Der inspector to umpire.
55tf{{}E MT. VIII G.. Sawyer, having met with Il
severe loss on potatoes, has retired per-
sInanently from the commission bust
$ness.
re Mr.. William Davis, OF the county who
suffered for two weeks with typhoid
pneumonia, died Tuesday and was
buried yesterday. a large number OF
Srtends from Elizabeth City attended
E&he! funeral.
ss Miss Mary Robinson. daughter Of Mr.
20. HI Robinson, is visiting Miss Mary
5Nfxon in Edenton.
E4 Where have been no cases in the May
soSts Court this week.
ssy Mrs, j essie Askew and daughter leave
ko-morrow for Baltimore, where they
Will spend the summer.
sE Mr.. e. T. Pritchard, Of Baltimore, who
/ has been visiting here for g. few weeks,
I Wall return tomorrow.
5S Miss Margaret Hollowell, Of Bay View,
/ Ia in town to-day
81 SS 30 far very few families have gone
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The Grandest Remedy.

MT. X. b. Greeve, merchant, Of Chill
movie, Va, certities that he had con-
sumption, was given up to die. sought al,
medical treatment that money could
procure. tried all cough remedies he
could hear OF, but got no relief; spent
many nights sitting UP in a chair. was
induced 10 try Dr. Kings New Discovery
ana was cured by use OF two bottles.
For past three Years has been attending
TO business. and says Dr. Kings New
Discovery is the grandest remedy ever
made. rs It has done so much for him
ana also Tor others In his community.
DR.. Kings New Discovery is guarantees
Tor Coughs, Colds and Consumption. 1t
don't fail. Trial bottles free ut bur.
row. Martin g. Co.'s Drug Store,
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THE YESTERDAY OF SPAIN.
No" AanItrupt, Dnco She pwnedn
Ninth OF the World

opall, once great among nations, has
lost much of her territory during tho
present century. The New York Herald
prints an interesting article descriptive
=" cL,, tiil3 national decay from which the
following facts are taken:
FLORIDA conquered by De Soto IN 1899
canned by France and England was
ccdcd 10 England at the close OF the
seven Years War in 1863, to be recon
uueTeo sixteen years later and sold to
me United states In 1919 for five millions
10 satisfy kings greed
l5;oulSianA, coded to Spain In 1868, was
ecued back TO France in 1900.
Hayu, discovered by Colurh,s Voc
won Tor liberty by the uprising of the
1897. o'N e''ute III
Paraguay, discovered by De Soils ana
conquered and settled by Sebastian ca
ooI III ia2o, was wrested away and made
.. -, .eplpl!c IN me great REBELLION Of 1910
that swept over Spanish South Americ,
iern' CONQUERED by p!zarro in 1881,
gained her Independence with the ala NJ
Chile and Colombia in 1920.
BOLIVIA, once n Spanish possession.
and part of Peru, won freedom in The
same great struggle and became a sepa-
rate republic.
Chile. conquered by the Spanish IN
loao' fought for liberty and won in 1910.
me Colombian States ana Venezuela
gems IN the Spanish crown, annexed in
1886. warred bitterly and successfully
against oppression ut the same time.
me Argentine Republic, that vast and
rich confederation OF The South. "the
United States OF South America" rs one
mas called 1t, was wrcsted away by the
English In 1906, and afterward gained
her independence.
Mexico. the glorious land OF the Az
tees, SPANS chiefest jewel in her own
esteem. conquered after years Of war
BY Cortez, fought and won independence
in 1Si0
Thus have the Jewels fallen, one by
one. her European possessions gone,
her vast American territories seif-wrest-
eu from her, Spain has nothing left Of
al her grandeur but a few small Islands.
ana who outside Of Spain dare predict
that she Will hold Cuba?
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EIsENTOS.

Edenton, N. c., June 2I-(spccial)-
Miss Annie Boushcll, of Bell Cross, is
the guest OF Mrs a. II. Bush, her aunt.
on Queen street
Mrs. Stephenson, of Rich Square. is
mere on visit to her son Mr.. John K.
stephenson, manager Of the Draining
Manufacturing Colnpany's store.
The many friends OF MI A. Huckaboc
are pleased to see him able to be on
the streets again.
Rev. ]. II. Hall, OF Elizabeth CITY. is
at the Bay View to-day.
Rev. W. T.. Watson has returned from
Dunn, where he has been assisting in
g meeting.
The hardware store of Bond & Jones
is again open for business.
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ETA E.s1'AN

Halifax, n. c., June 2i.-(Special -
Miss Maud Gregory, the beautiful ana
highly accomplished daughter OF Mr.
ana Mrs. }. Il. Gregory, OF our town,
ana MIR. Louis Phillips, of Norfolk. were
married on the evening Of the 23d 1T ST.
Marks p. T.. church, Rev. Walter Smith
officiating. An elegant reception was
given at the residence Of the brides
parents, after which Mr.. and Mrs Phil
lips left on the midnight train FOR North
ern cities.
There are quite q number Of visitors in
town. Among the many is Miss Lizzie
Baker, Of Suffolk. and Misses Edwards
Prescott, and Ware, Of Weldon
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siolicc Court.

In the Police Court things were some
what ilvclier the case Of Freeman Will
Hams having been reoDencd by Justice
Hawks. who turned the prisoner over TO
the city authorities, within whose jurs-
d:c:ion the crime for which he was ar
rested was committed.
lie was arraigned in the Police Court
yesterday morning on the charge OF as
shutting colorcd boy named Luther
Harrison. in Brambleton, and taking
from him two hams which he had for
delivery. Williams was turned over to
the city authorities and had q hearing
This morning before Justice Tomlin this
morning. in jail
ASSORTED OFFENDERS.
William l.. Butts, colored, breach Of
the peace and assaulting an officer; fined
Sc.
RoXanna Sykes, colored, assaulting
Agnes Johnson; fined 81.
Humphrey Mccoy, colored, threaten
ing to Kill his wife; dismissed
Annie Holloman, colored breach Of the
peace; fined 81
Emma Campbell ana Rosa Pettis both
coiored abusive language: fined 81
each.
Mary Paden and Susie Payne, both col
ored. breach of the peach; fined $3.50
each.
Snllie Peterson, colored, larceny; con
tinued till to-day
counter warrants for abusive language
ana assault against several residents of
Princess Anne avenue, were dismissed
win reprimand TO each Of the defend
ants 5|.
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d Auction sALf:s-FUTURE bay.
BY c. II. Terrell q Co; Auctioneers. 8

~ . =
RY VIRTUE OF a DEED OF TRtIsr
made to us as trustees by Fanny S.
Hannah and w. NJ. Hannah, bearing On t.
on the 25th day OF June, 1895, and div re
cordeq IN the Clerks Office Of tic HCarL
poration Court, Norfolk. Va, d. b. liz
PAGE 294, and at the request of the creditor
therein secured, we shall sell at nuhlic
auclion, ct the Norfolk Real Estate ok
GhanEe, 2S6 Main street. Norfolk, Va. on
;IOESDAY, July 9th, 1897, ut IL M, the fol-
lowing property, to-w1t: VA q.
ALL THAT CERTAIN LOT OF LAND.
WITH the buildings and improvements,
situated in Atlantic City Ward Of the oitv
OF Norfolk, Va, bounded as follows:H Be
ginning at q point in the east side Of Duke
street, tWehty-fiYe feet south from O.
stone, which said stone is sittiated one
hundred and fifty and $40 feet from the
1tviding line between the property Of c.
=. l,ewellyn and that of the West End
Land Company: thence soutferIy along
Duke street twenty-five feet to q stake;
thence ensterly and at right angles to
Dpke street one hundred feet to stake;
thence northwardly by and parallel with
Duke street twenty-five feet to q stake;
thence Westwardly and at right angles to
SAID line one hundred feet to point Of be-
TERMS CASH.
GEO. w. DEFY.
j. w. HUNTER
Il. r. BORLAND,
Trustees.
c. H. TERRELL & Co,
1ua4-tos Auctioneers.
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You think it is because

You think it is because
your child is (. growing too
fast'' that he fails to put on
f4eah. More often it is
due 20 a gradual and general
weakening Of all the forces
IIef che body. The child
''nEla gao J have no pain, may have
g fair. appetite and yet lose
.aesh. Perhaps the happiest
'aRscts Of SCOTS Emulsion
Afe in such cases as these.
Ilt' gives the body a fat which
||S '.1 easily taken up; alters
unhealthy action and sup
piles the best blood-making
Good known "a medical
science
-r.--
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Turkish Bath Robes for S1.75.

Turkish Bath Robes for SIPS.
50 dozen good size Turkish Towels, Sc
each
Misses Fine Ribbed Fast Black Hosiery
sizes to SE, our price, pair for SOC.
Mosquito Canopies, liberal in size, we'll
made easily folded-our price, St.25, 81 50
and ,st.75.
5-nch Plain and MORE Taffeta Ribbons,
III black and all colors, CSC.
4-incll, &c.
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TRIED TO SKIP.

a white man named Eugene Kings
iahu was arrested a. Ocean View Wed
nesaay night and brought to this city
. u me charge OF removing his effects
from the Mansion House when tborn
was lien on them for board. The ca 50
was called in the Police Court yester-
day morning and continued till to-mor-
row morning. 1t is likely. however, that
me matter Will be compromised with
ed, y 80 o''ti'
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HEREFORD.

HEREFORD, N C., June 24.-(Speciai)-
Miss NJ. l.. Vail Of Baltimore, re-
turns home next Monday. She has been
IN the employ Of Mrs. Bert White, mili-
ner.
Mrs. Charles Boush returned to her
home in Washington, d. c., to-day
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-06-25

W. y. Johnson. Newark. O., says.
one Minute Cough Cure saved my oniv
enid from dying by Group" It has
save thousands OF others suffering from
Group pneumonia. bronchitis and other
serious s. throat and lung troubles. D. G.
, W., VI. r. Irotter, Norfolk; r. l..
Berkeley. '''' ~
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-06-25
Legal. INTELLIGENCE.
News Of The City Courts and Of
Clerks Office Transactions.
LIGHT AND URIMpORTANT DOCKETS
Corporation Court In Vacation and
Court of Law ana allnnccry Work
Ing of ola Slnttcrs-Ihc Police
Justice Holding UP His EndA
Case of Highway Robbery.

There was very little business Of any
kind whatever transacted in any Of the
city courts yesterday.
Judge Allan r. Hanckel, Of the Cor
Doration Court. IS out OF the city, and the
session of the Court of Law and Chan
Gerry. over which Judge w. Il. Martin
presided, lasted only short time; long
enough for arguments TO be heard in sey-
eral chancery Suits.
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commissioners Sale.

D PURSUANT TO DEGREES OF THE
Corporation Court OF the City Of Nor
folk, entered on March 29th 1888. and Octo-
Der Slst, 1S93 respectively, In the suit OF
Woodhouse and wife ana others against
Jones and others in Chancery, in said
auction at Norfolk Real Estate and Stock
Exchange. 23G Main street, Norfolk, Vir-
glnia, On TUESDAY, the 18th day Of
JUNE, 1897. at II o'clock m. the follow
extended Lot No. 33 on tho west side Of
said street. fronting 2Sh feet thereon, and
Nis feet OH Magazine Lane, with depth
Of 1855 feet: q slip Of land on the west side
Lot 80 Of the depth OF so feet at the canal
and 20 feet al Lot 3d. Lots 13, II. 10, 16 on
the south side Of the so foot street as laid
out OH plat in SAID suit, and lots II, is. 10
with frontage and depth as on said plat
appears. which may be seen at any time
by applying to the. undersigned.
And also lot Of land on Chapel street:
formerly Sayer street,, IN the city Of
n. Jones by samuel Kimberly, Clerk, etc,
by deed dated the first day of December,
1895, and Of record.
TERMS: -One-thrd to be paid in cash,
one-third in six and the residue in twelve
months from the day Of sale. the credit
payments to bear interest from said day,
The purchaser to give negotiable notes
for the deferred payments and the title
to be retained until the further order Of
chaser, all cash
T. SELDNER,
Floyd HUGHES.
.gCiAl Commissioners
t: SIAN. Deputy Clerk.
jul7-tds T. r. ROGERS. Anctionccr
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TERMS:

One-fourth cash. balance IL. IS and "a
months evidenced by negotiable notes
bearing per cent; interest per annum
erty; cost Of recording and drawing deed
Of trust to be paid by purchaser: or pur-
chaser can pay all cash.
w. II. II. TTeICE 6 CO,
Auctioneers,
Plats can be had at the Office, Of W. H.
II. Trice & Co., and transportation given
free to those desiring to see the property
ju20-tds
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1liuliifcd.

Air. William Baker has qualified as
III 'i'iii'iFaIor OF the estate OF his late
wife, Mrs. Mary Ann Baker.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-06-25

"ERlE" Bicycles, strictly high grade
Vim, Newton or Morgan & Wright
quick repair tires comfortable sad
dies handsomely enameled or nick
feled. AS good as any $500 Bicy-
Gle. Our price, $500.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-06-25

A good leather goods offer one
lot Belts and Pocket Books III reds,
blues, greens, tans and alligator, real
worth, 800, our price, Csc. The Belts
with silver, gold and leathered buck
les. The Purses with patented hand
kerchief pockets.
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AUCTION SALES.--FUTURE DAY
IS BY Byrd, Baldwin s. Co.. Auctioneers.
PUBLIC SALE OF VALUABLE
NORFOLK CITY REAL ESTATE.
SITUATED ON WATER ST

Under anu In pursuance Of q deed Of
the year 1854, duly Of record in the clerks
Office Of the Corporation Court of the city
eeuted to the Undersigned Us pt tEust t e s.
G ~ Burruss, default having; been: made
IN d1,rs se payment tsn Of the aeRt thereby Sc
requested SO to do by the creditors So
our. cured in said deed, viii sell at public auc.
city Of Norfolk, at Il O'clock me- on n 'De
TUESDAY. june 2sth~ 1897,
th H1 lf4ll !SH4 E p 2reRS to7W,t;
improvements thereon and the nppurts rte.
nanSes thereto belonging. situated on the
%eo eide ae oi Souadsa a II the city of
follows, to-wit: Beginning on Water
ST Street, at the southwest corner Of the
property Of Bottimore, Marrow & Coz
the eastern line Of the Ola d tinted EnEin s
House property, distance Of Gi FEET,
more or less, to the northeastern corner Of
Saa s. ssd ga uniRed h 5ns e0f Hoase
afS. eef Gr eS sne to shs aae
Said lane So feet, more or less. TO the old
ay onE Se ne Of te s thsne ga efS x
change Hotel property and the CONTINUES
tioh VI Saiu line, u leet, more Or $685. to
q point on the western side Of Woodside's
line sc feet distant from the northwestern
intersection of Water street and seid
Wcodsides lane; thence southwardlv
along the western line or snid Woodside's
lane, SO feet to the Intersection of said
lane with Water street; and thence wcst-
Wardly along the northern line of said
street % feet. more or less, to the point Of
beginning. Reference, is made 10 said
deed for fuller description of said prop
erty.
TERMs:-One- third Of the purchase
money in cash. balance in two equal in
Stallments, payable in six ana twelve
months respectively from the day Of sale.
the deferred payments to bear six Ter
cent. interest, which interest is 20 ,e pay
trust to such. trustee as the undersigned
snail select, drawn, executed and record
ed at the expense Of the purchaser, or the
purchaser may at his election, pay the
whole purchase money in cash. I he pur-
chaser is TO have the right TO receive the
rent Of said property accrneing from and
after the first day Of July, 1897 Lut q
period OF thirty days. from day OF sale
VIII be allowed to the present occupants
to vacate the said premises in case they
cannot make any arrangement with the
purchaser to retain the same, such oCcu-
pants meanwhile paying rent ther efor
ALFRED p. THOM,
ju1I-tds Trustee.
BYRD, BALDWIN & CO.,
/. 4 nof tnro
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INOR | II AROI> INA

to Mays Head The hotel has only
twenty-five or thirty guests.
Mr.. W. II. Williams, the popular gro
Gerry merchant has has placed on the
streets new and handsome delivery
wagon. -
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DISSOLUTION Of Co. partnership.

The copartnership heretofore existing
street Norfolk Va, under tho firm name
ana style Of Jones. Cartwright & Co,
dissolved by mutual consent. r.. n. Cart
wright having sold out his entire interest
IN Inc concern to d. M. Jones, who will
continue the business on his own account.
under the name and style OF JONES.
SAlFrWRlGl!T * co. All persons in
to said ID. NJ. Jones, and said d NJ. ZONES
VIII pay all Indebtedness OF said late firm
ID. NJ. JONES
Il. n. CARTWRIGHT
June l4th. 1897.
In retiring from the late firm OF JONES.
CA13TWR1GHT& CO., I desire 10 com
mend the continuing partner, D. NJ
friends
r. N. CARTWRIGHT.
June l1tfl, 1897. iulS-l0t
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-06-25

Large size Bed Spreads, in pretty patterns,
Soc, 75c., 99c., s1.25.
Marseilles Spreads, hemmed and ready for
use, $500,
A Special spread itell-Marseilles- beauti-
Jul patterns, ready hemmed, $3.50.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-06-25

Scotch Lawns in Summer Effects, &c.
Usual aye. Dress Ginghams, in short
lengths, SC, the yard.
New 3o-inch Lawns, worth 121zc. for
1Oc.
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Seventy million people know Hoods sar-
Baparilla purines the blood, strengthens
fho hytem ana gives good health.
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Purely Philnnthropic.

Rev. II. Benmosche has changed his
residence from No. 81 Fenchurch street
to No. III Mariner street. At the latter
place he has rooms, books, papers and
all facilities for assisting those Jews
who have not a sufficient knowledge Of
the English language to enable them to
earn G living in this city. He proposes
to teach the language and literature to
such persons free OF charge.
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SOME low price triurnphs from
the Big Store. Every day sees great
er and grander price opportunities.
Extraordinary selling of Wash Goods
An Immense White Goods sale.
Many reasons why you should do
your shopping here this week many.
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BY ". IT: II. Trice & Co., Auctioneers and
Real Estate Agents, corner Bank
and Plume streets.
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By direction Of the president OF the
INVESTMENT AND
TRUST COMPANY, we will offer for sale
Goldsboro weekly argus. [volume] (Goldsboro, N.C.) 1885-1909, 1897-07-01
Why take %Johnson's
Chill and Fever Tonic?
Because it cures the
nos stubborn case OF
Fever in ONE DAY.
Mussulmans Make a SOrtie.

Canea, Crete, June 2S.-An
armed force Of 1900 Mussulmans
made a sortie from Canea last
night, crossed the military cor
don, and surprised the insurgents
at Kan.ikastelli, three hours dis.
tant. A desperate combat ensued,
in which thirteen Mussulmans
we're killed and twelve wounded,
The Christian inhabitants of the
district I preparing to make re
prisals by land and sea.
Later advices show that many
Christians were killed, as we'll as
many Turks. in engagements
that preceded the principal
fighting at Kanlikastelli. The
whole district is greatly excited.
The trouble arose from the en-
croachments of Mussulman re-
fugees, who attempted to pasture
their cattle within the limits OF
the neutral zone.
Goldsboro weekly argus. [volume] (Goldsboro, N.C.) 1885-1909, 1897-07-01
Elephant On a Tear.

Providence, Z. l., June 20
There were lively times in the
menagerie tent of the combined
Forepaugh- Sells Brothers circus
at Reservoir avenue yesterday
morning. Dick, an elephant known
to the circus men as "bad,' held
possession of the tent for about
hours. A keeper, while directing
the driving of stakes, approached
too near the elephant, who was
fastened to n of the other ele-
plants in the herd. Dick lunged
at him, but couldn't catch him i.
He tried a second time with nc
more success. A moment later
the chains broke, and the elephant
was loose. He charged after the
men in the tent, who ran out or
hid behind cages, and Dick held
possession of the place. The en-
ployees finally rallied, and chains
were thrown over the elephant and
he was secured.
Goldsboro weekly argus. [volume] (Goldsboro, N.C.) 1885-1909, 1897-07-01
Stewart Bros Sued.

Raleigh, n. c., June IS
Ever since Stewart Bros, OF
Winston, got the public printing,
two years ago, there have been
complaints; but recently these as
sumed a grave character, and it
was openly stated that the State
had been made to pay far more
than the amount properly due.
The result is two-fold; first, the
printing is taken from Stewart
Bros, and second, they are sued
10 recover the amount of their
overcharges, which are SAID to
aggregate over SO, 900.
The treasury department people
have for a long time kept a watch
upon them. From all depart
ments complaints of extortionate
rates came in. To-day the State
Treasurer instituted two suits, one
on the bond of SIS, 600 as public
printers and the other to recover
money which the Stewards were
paid, to which they were not en-
titled, but for which they are not
liable on their bond. The cases
come up in July here. 1t will, OF
course, be sensational. There
will be a mass of evidence. Stew
art Bros. 7 Republicans and
those who bring suit T Repub~
licans and Populists.