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New-York tribune., 1898-10-24
BARNARD.

The Barnard College Christian Association has
entered upon the new year with increased interest
in IT'S work This association was organized only
a wear ago I'm afiliation with tho international
Board OF Womens and Young Women's Christian
Associations on strictly nOu-Sectaran basis
After twelve months experience In determining
the peculiar nec,s OF the college. the officers have
perfected plans for making the work far more
effective this year.
entertn ming the freshmen mt an Informal tea. The
editors # the 20 "Morta rhOnrd" arc already hard
n. work on the college annual The trustees %
tho college held their quarterly meeting yesterday
afternoon The associate alumnp viii meet In
tho college building next Saturday.
New-York tribune., 1898-10-24
DARTMOUTH

Hanover. y. H.. oct. 23.-Dartmouth College has
formally abolished hazing Captain Drew OF tho
Varsity nine presided at a meeting called con-
siIer the matter. and the different managers and
captains, with other influential students. spoke
against the custom, and was unanimously
adopted against IT,
The senior class has elected II. r. Willard. presl-
dent. f.. b. Warde. vice-presldent and F. F.
Locke. secretary and casurer.
Private Greer. who enlisted In Company F.. lst
New Hampshire Volunteers. of Concord y. H. with
other Dartmouth students. has been taken suddenly
Ill as reaction of mis- camp life experiences and
is now confined to the Mary Hitchcock Hospital,
Ills life is despaired of
Dartmouth College purchased the Quimby house
so-called, in Man-st. near the college street Bids
are now being received for work in transforming the
structure into Il double dwelling house 70 be occl-
pied by the younger members Of the faculty and
by graduate students.
New-York tribune., 1898-10-24
coMNt-N1CATIONs RECEIVED.
Selected by c. r. NJ.

Miss Sarah +. Halsey. OF New-York City. makes
a request: Mrs H. H. Wibut OF Morrstown. " j.
reports contribution sent; Lucy A. swasey' OF
Orange y j., offers silk and velvet pieces 'o"'
Krell OF New-TIaven. Conn. reports contripu'io"
sent 10 the Office and reading matter distrou'eu'
Adolph Koch. OF Chicago writes OF illness anu
asks for reading matter: c. a. Howels. OF ffee-
land Penn. sends an original poem; Mrs Ada NJ
Scranton. OF Scranton. Penn. writes ABOUT eo'
trlbution sent; Mrs. T. F. Hunt. OF Caroohuhe'
Penn. makes suggestion. and incloses stamps
Margaret y Goodman. of Salem, H. sehoS an
original poem: NJ. f.. Ilasbrouck writes OF co.'-
tribution; Morris Orange. Of Jersey CITY y, -
sends thanks for sunshine received MISS o o.
Chapman OF Yonkers, y. Y, asks that she ana he'
little niece do some Christmas work; A. r.. skinner
OF Greenport Long Island sends thanks for music
received; Sadie NJ Hull, of the panbury " Ut,u, U,ro,
T. S. S branch. reports sending mucn suishi'S -
Mrs Maggie l. Cook, OF Rouse's Point, y j -
makes a request: Miss NJ. y. Britt. OF Mamaroheok'
n Y reports reading matter and SILK pieces uis :,
tributod: Caroline NJ Crosley OF this CITY Wits vi
gifts sent to B. G. Knight on his birthday Grdcs
H. Tucker OF Dorchester. Mass. incloscs poem phn
and a new pattern for a silk quilt Mrs ,ni J"nn
button sent and asks to become mefnber. ,.,oo.
Helen G. ThOrbErr. Of Etra, y. j., acknoWleuscs >
the receipt of a crib and four little wrappers sen,
10 the Sunshine baby OF Etra; Emma r. hemiHH hHH,m ". VI
Sheppard of Charleston. W. Va. makes sugses-
tion Mrs 4. A. Baker. of Greenwich ont'; Il. ;IHt ar
knowedges the receipt Of music and BOOK OF n nnr'
ting Miss Angie McInerney, OF NorWlch. I'LL I'LL
wishes 10 become member e X. NJ nd ~ Mrs
S c. B. Hocomb OF Southington. Conn. SEN Sd an u
answer to the Au;hors Puzzle and acknowIeubcu "
letter for another member
New-York tribune., 1898-10-24

49,, .,,trass at centre back drawn to the centre
ai the waistiine. The neck IS SHAPED IN rSunded
49, n. 20 reveal the handsome gumpe with pas
Mou'.i"' M ~ is permanently attached 10 the right
to and closes at the left shoulder and under
iTI|. ~ urinkled sleeves are mounted over TWO
dr,od Inings pretty pointed epauets being gain
sent' sn ~ etnnd out from the top. The wrists are
eISu "a 70 70 match the cpaulets neck and fronts
triHtnSs ~ summer material Will develop stylishy
70 the mode the variety or gulrnpe orhaH'h'"'''"
Hcine almost inexhaustible. . H.. ,,,
To make this waist for woman oi mediuin i Siee
VII ,Ho The pattern. No 1925 Is cut IN sizes Tor
y, a. 26 3s and ~ inch bust measure
New-York tribune., 1898-10-24
NORMAL COLLEGE.

rhe Normal College opened this year with the
largest register OF students In its history thete
being more than two thousand six hunoteo names
e,-oed The senior class. Of 3S7 students. Is also
,he largest which the college has had. 1t IA said
The Introductory class numbers 600.
The Associate Aumne OF the college AT present
has I372 members enrolled. which Is considerable
Increase over the register Of any previous year.
The semi-annual reunion Of the alumne II ar
ranged for Saturday. october %. IN the college
chapel
The eleventh term OF the natural science class or
the Associate AlumnR opened on october B. under
the leadership Of Mrs. John Northrop
New-York tribune., 1898-10-24
GENERAL THEOLOGICAL SEMINARY

number Of members of the classes OF 80 81 and
'9s OF the General Theological Seminary. together
with the faculty. recently presented "A handsome
portable altar to the Rev. T. Gardiner Lt,el the
future head OF the associate mission AT liankow.
China as a memorial OF the Rev. Walter c. Web
ster. Of the class OF 81 who victim OF tho
Bourgogne disaster. The Rev Bishop Gray, or
China delivered the presentation address.
Last Thursday evening reception was given for
the new students by the two upper classes. under
the direction OF NJ H. Milne. chairman or the
Committee Arrangements. 49,,
Al the regular election OF the senior class ue
following officers chosen President, itotace
r owen. clinton \. Y wce-presdent' Mh.oo,r' Man
Ward Belmont y. Y: secretary. Marx H. Mline' m,i'
New York City: historian, s BeasIey lnnes a n,a
aaelphia. and preeen'or' Albert l. ''0"s'''' '''''
New-York tribune., 1898-10-24
AMHERST.

Amherst. Mass. oct. 2-The annual report o.
the treasurer 81 the Athletic Board showed a bal
ance on hand OF s3j5 &C.
A. l. Watson. chairman Of the junior Promenade
Committee, has appointed the following as MEM
bers of the committee: W. r Carnage II. W Bur
den. ID. ". Brown and \. T. Haford
The annual fall athletic meet which to take
place last wednesday. was postponed account
OF the rainy weather
:. NJ Sayford. college evangelist. spoke before n
large number OF the students at the Young Men's \
Christian Association room last Monday evening
The first number of The Literary Monthly
made its appearance On Monday There have been
"A number Of improvements made In Il.
New-York tribune., 1898-10-24
RADCLIFFE.

Cambridge Mass. oct. 23--At the first regular
meeting OF the German club held at Vaughn
House. nine new members were admitted
At the freshmen election the following officers
chosen for the year: President. Lucy Stebbins
ce.prcsiient. Mabel Hale secretary. Mary Fiske
treasurer Fannie Lawrence.
Professor De SunncrOs, entertained the French
club at his home in Cambridge last Wednesday
afternoon.
The class of 20 lunched together at Vaughn
House Wednesday.
Last Thursday afternoon the senior class gave
dance in the auditorium for the freshmen and new
sua
New-York tribune., 1898-10-24
HAMILTON

Clinton. y. Y. oct. 23.-The freshmen have elected
the following class officers for the Presi-
dent Edward j. Ward OF Buffalo: vice president.
&. II. Minor. Deposit: secretary, \. Naylor War
saw. and treasurer. G. O.. Signor. Albion.
The annual fall field meet the Steuhen Field
was. for the most part. contest between the ath-
letes OF the freshman and sophomore c.asses The
men OF 1901 secured the most points.
New-York tribune., 1898-10-24
r.NIvERsITY OF PENNSYLVANIA.

Philadelphia oct 2S-E. A McIlhenny. who has
conducted an exploring expedition in the vicinity
OF Point Barrow. Alaska, is bringing to the Uni
versity OF Pennsylvania valuable chronological
and anthropoogical collection.
The OctobI number Of The Alumni Register
states that there are now HO4s living alumni. out
Of a total Of 1.9o graduates
Tho University band now numbers twenty-five
performers and last Saturday appeared for the
first time at the football game between Pennsyl-
vania and Lehgh.
The University has been slDgularly successful IN
New-York tribune., 1898-10-24
RRN\ MAWR

Bryn Mawr. Penn. Oct 23.-Iast Monday the
juniors gave tho freshmen an entertainment in the
gymnasium. and Wednesday the seniors got up
an mpromotu affair In the same place. reproducing
n Spanish fate-champetre In costume and iecora-
ton. on Friday night the sophomOres gave their
formal annual how-d ye-do 10 the class below
them, TO which the whole college was asked
The De Rebus Club held It's first meeting last
Tuesday evening. being addressed by Miss Tine
Tsuda. OF the Peeresses' School o, Toxic
DR.. stephen Worcester the successor OF Dr. Nc
Connell at St Stephens Church. Philadelphia spoke
to the students in chapel on Wednesday evening
New-York tribune., 1898-10-24
BROWN.

Providence Oct. 23.-The election OF the senior
class held last Monday. resulted as follows Pres-
dent r A. Schwegler; first vice president r. A
sockwell: second vice president. l. o. Hunt secre-
tarv. J. NJ Kent; treasurer. G. A. Goulding; class
orator A. Mangano; poet. F. 5. Johnson hymnis'
4 T. Dunn address TO undergraduates. r Put
ney ir; speakers at the class tree. {. {. Remlns-
ton and C. A. Walsh Class Day Committee, q. H.
RAYMOND (charman w. b. Bullen ana |. T.
Brewer: president of the class supper. r. W.
Murphy: statstician. p. II Burns, historian. e. i5
Dana; prophet. II. Y. Hazeltne: odst. w. W CIarK
A compa risOn OF last years catalogue with ne
Directory Of the officers and Students recently
ISSUED. shows a considerable increase In the num-
her Of undergraduates. This years entering class
numbers ga against only l68 last year. The num-
ber OF students taking select courses has risen from
50 10 - At the Womens College there are now "
freshmen against only q last year. The total num-
Der of students at the Women's college has risen
from l49 TO l59. At both colleges the number OF
undergraduates .s unprecedented The numoer %, o.,
graduate students has. however. dropped from Wl
last year 10 q at present. The total number or
students enrolled is 9p9. an Increase or ~ over
last year In spite OF this Increase. however the
teaching force has been reduced from ~ 10 I5
New-York tribune., 1898-10-24

was played on the campus last Wednesday between
the sophomores and freshmen The sophomoreo
won by score OF 10 0. The class winning the
most games. both OF football and baseball, in the
series. has the privilege OF engraving It's numerals
on the cup presented by John n. Starn, Of New
York.
The fall tennis tournament has been in progress
during the week. and has narrowed down 10 hve
men-Sawyer. 80; Stuart, 90: Bender. 90. Lawton,
Yates
New-York tribune., 1898-10-24

cially adapted
TO stout women.
who complain OF
being slighted
by Dame Fash
ion. Black and
white fou.ard is
The material.
the yoke. plas-
tron and colla-
being OF white
silk. covered
with black spi-
der me- lace. and
the decoration
rows of narrow
black satin RIB
bon.
y perfectly ht-
ted body lining
that closes in
centre front IS
the foundation
over which the
stylish waist is
arranged Tho
seamless back.
smooth across
the shoulders.
New-York tribune., 1898-10-24
UNION

Schenectady. y. Y. Oc;. 23-At n meeting or the
Adelphic Debating Society. held last week oficers
for The ensuing year were elected: President, Will
lam H. Breeze. Auburn: vce-president, John NJ
Tugsey. Malone; secretary. Henry :. Boiler. Sche-
nectady and treasurer. Howard e. Durham, Sche-
nectady.
The nrst football game OF the StaTin Cup series
New-York tribune., 1898-10-24

Tho Associate Aumnae OF the Normal College
uiu have its annual fall reunion In the College
chapel next Saturday at O'Clock. ). WeIs
Cbamnnev the artist will give an Illustrated talk
rhe Young Canadian contralto OF 81. Barthoo-
news Miss Edith J. Miller, who is so rapidly com,
Inc ,o The front IN musical circles. viii sing. and
Inc American violinist. Albertus shelley. VIII play
New-York tribune., 1898-10-24

The third lecture in the course OF lectures on
public Law International and Constiiutional.
u'li be given at BIS o'clock y. m. by Professor
isaac r Russell in the large lecture room az No
j02 Fulton-st.. Brooklyn We VII SPEAK on inter-
national Law in the Time OF Peace
New-York tribune., 1898-10-24

Charles W. Lyon. jr., vice-president OF the oe-
p,rtuent Of mathematics. gives an Hug
ioo.ura on .'rhe Mathematics OF Range Finding,
and OF the Force and Velocity OF Projectnes IN
Gunrery'' AT SIS O'Clock this evening AT no ."
Mont acie-st.. Brooklyn.
New-York tribune., 1898-10-24
CONTRIBUTIONS.


A calendar for 1899 from Miss NJ Pierce nVe
doies from Miss F.. Van Lew. OF farfninston' ~
J.; six doilies. with silk for emoroider'Hs' H'
Mrs F. X Hunt. OF Pennington y j. doom vi
pressed flowers from the Holy Land Toh l. ]"
p OF New-York City; reading matter "i,ho"'
name Of contributor and crochet patterns from
6 NJ: n baby carriage and some dainty c'othi"s
have been given 10 the society by Mrs r. j. RiieY ,
a nackage Of pictures and cards without name OIL
contributor ,.-
A box arrived Yesterday containing the following
articles: Three new canon-6annel house coais an, io1
large quantity OF beautiful ribbons ana sih III ~
two pretty evening fans. veIVcts io' la'oS
collection Of patterns for knitting and crocheuns'
aIso n,inhtr of booklets and pictures rms gen
erously flied box that will take cheer mo
SON New York letter furnishing name & OF srnn rnIs
Is expected CanccIed staPID M Dorcheser Mass
silk piecea fancy work. ribbons. emnrodery Si,a I'M
and fancy brads from Mr. a. sks ana worseds
with 10 cents IncSsed WI me SontHMlf frdm Mrs f. a
Barnes and T. a *.
A bunch Of flowers. fourteen hound BOOKS ana
douon rra0,zines came from Mrs J. /" Arm
strong NJ Jersey City: package of reading matter
from Mrs H. H. Wibut box containing siIA
n,eccs and emhrolderng silks for hnlsh'is' S''e'
fligree breastpin. silk neck handkerchief, p0,u'e
cards and chd's picture cards. from MIS-. r. >. an
r,sseu. OF Passaic. y j.: scrap pictures and fancy
work from Mrs. Alexander Lewis OF b'ooh'S"'
childs dress nightgown and undervest.
A large collection Of scrap cards and pictures
came from Maud Ienk @, BrCokyn haer Nnuq II Tor ma
long time Mrs Armstrong; pretty bunch oi HOW
ers given to her -,,,. ..,,,.o. o,d elk neces
toe n were re sent in by Mr. and Mrs George b
Lent; reading matter from Fannie Faroanks MISS
Clara stH tR os5n1 of fTen5Sn nSads sack I from Miss
{. Hasbrouck. OF Newburg. y. y.
New-York tribune., 1898-10-24

Frederick H. Cooke will lecture at sA6 o'clock
this evening In the Art Building on The Origin
Strikes and Bovcotts" This lecture Is given under
ne auspices OF the department OF law.
New-York tribune., 1898-10-24
THE TRIBUNE PATTERN.
TISsUE-PAPER PATTERN OF WOMAN
GUIMPE WAIST. NO. 7i2S. FOR
cO1-pO\ AND 10 CENTS.

The guimpe effect is seen on all dressy waists
whether for maid matron. irrespective OF age
and IT Is very generally becoming. The arrange
mont hero shown with the plastron front, Is spe-
New-York tribune., 1898-10-24

Mrs Leila c. Blake Of Second-ave.. Mount Yer
non gave dinner Saturday night in honor OF
the Rev Charles Stoddard Lane pastor OF the
First Presbyterian Church. and Mrs. Lane among
he guests were Miss Leila Brown. or enc ago
Mrs Carter, Dr. Carter and Mrs Henry T.
Rhoades.
New-York tribune., 1898-10-24

Under the auspices OF the department OF botany.
the third session in the course OF Instruction on
"Mosses" under Mrs. Nathaniel l. Brltton. VIII ne
held at / O'Clock this afternoon in lecture-room NO
Of nc Art Building.
New-York tribune., 1898-10-24

The Industrial School OF Pilgrim Church. Madi-
son-ave and One-hundred a nd twenty -frst-st,
opened on Saturday afternoon at O'CLOCK Ire
erbool "a in its twenty year. and welcomes
ali children who desire its instruction
New-York tribune., 1898-10-24

The third lecture IN the course on "Contempo-
rary French Authors" under the auspices OF the
French section Of the department OF philoosy OF
tho Rrooklvn Institute OF Arts and Sciences. will
he given by Mrs. Richard Gottheil at O'Clock
n m to-day in the Art Building No ia Mon
a. acii,s I;rooklyn The lecture. which Is on
"hlphonse Daudet." will he delivered In French
New-York tribune., 1898-10-24

Miss Annie Beaston will lecture on Tho Naval
Heroes Of our Republic at $50 o'clock this even
ing AT the Hotel 81. George. BROOKLYN. The lee
ne s ,s given in aid OF the Brooklyn Home for
COusumptives.
New-York tribune., 1898-10-24

Sadie NJ Hull, OF Danbury. Conn. writes that the
warn sent her from the Office was TOO heavy 10
make slippers I. will be used in making re."s
for christmas She has secured six orders for
sinners from Elsie J. Hurd Sunshine OF various
Kinds has been sent 10 Mrs Mary QUINCY ,a ana
Mrs ! r. Osborn, Of Teal, W. Va, ana 10 Nib
iiarriet Seagle. OF Newton. y. 7.
New-York tribune., 1898-10-24

DR. Elmer Lee will give the second lecture on the
Human Body and It's Care" at o'clock this even
Ing at Public School No. "a. Albany ana CarhsIe
SITS His subject Is Care OF the Health
New-York tribune., 1898-10-24

Mrs Emily S Peach the welknown horse
r.onan Of Newport was injured recently so that
= was feared that her hand would have 10 be
apuutated but now all danger Is past. MIS-
peach was riding horse and leading arother
when something frightened the animals ana they
hand.
New-York tribune., 1898-10-24
DISTRIBUTED.

A fancy handkerchief case and dolly. with ON
broidering silk. to Mrs. NJ. " Painter. NO IS
Remsen-st. Brooklyn. Mrs. Painter has been very
H. but the Presdent-Ge did not know H. n, nns
70 Mrs Morris. Of Danbury. Conn. from Miss VI.
- IJashrouck Of Newburg, y. Y. Forty Inaga-
,os naners and novels contributed by the T. ;
wnre distributed by J. W. Hearn. Of the New-fork
POst office
New-York tribune., 1898-10-24

The fourth lecture in the course on Literature
will he given at o'clock this evening. by Professor
Albert H. Smyth in the assembly hall OF Public
School No TO- Mt One hundred and -seventeentn-st
and ST Nichoas-ave., the subject being Interpre-
tation by Reading Of Shakespearan Tragedy.
New-York tribune., 1898-10-24

The Library for the Blind in ST. Agnes's Church
Ruildins Nc ~ West Ninety -frst-st forwards
book. to borrowers a SINAI! charge for transporta-
ton fees being eXacted.
New-York tribune., 1898-10-24

THE Struggle In Old Monmouth. New-Jersey' IN
177S is the subject OF the lecture to be given at
Public School No 65 Kngsbridge. az O'Clock ms
evening by Everett T. Tomlinson. This is the thro
lecture IN the course on American History.
New-York tribune., 1898-10-24
aQNLyAw@e2rnNs @aG6a5
THE DAYS GOSSIP.

The regular monthly social meeting OF the Pro-
fessiona Womans League will be held at o'clock
this afternoon at No. 1909 Broadway.
New-York tribune., 1898-10-24

Az Puhuc School No a. No 225 East Twenty-sev-
enth-st at O'Clock this evening Myers r. Jones
gives n illustrated lecture on 'Glimpses OF Cuah
Old Holland Its People and customs
New-York tribune., 1898-10-24

Az the meeting OF the Brooklyn Womans CLAD
to-day Mrs Eliza P. Heaton will speak on Ine
Eev Pbotosraphy" No place OF meeting was
given but this club held It's meetings last season
in the Young Wornen's Christian Association Builo-
ing Of Brooklyn.
New-York tribune., 1898-10-24

The Rev and Mrs. John II. Stanbury or Nortf
mort ~ y will celebrate the anniversary OF the
Golden wedding to-day.
New-York tribune., 1898-10-24

Omar Khayyam's song ''ln n Persian Garden
with Miss Lucille Lawrence Jones. soprano; Mrs
Marshall Pease contralto Roland Paul. tenor and
George Fleming basso. with Miss Ada Frances
tIow,srd at the plano given last evening at
nr Madison {. Peters Church. the BloomingdaIe
I3eformcd Sixty -eighth-st. and boulevard under
~ ausnices OF Townsend II. Fellows: who Is ar
angling a series OF musicals TO be held IN mi
winter.
New-York tribune., 1898-10-24

DR. w H. Tolman will give the second lecture on
sociological topics this evening at o'clock In the
assembly hall of Public School No o., No b23 West
Forty-fourth-st THE Department OF Street Clean
ing is the subject on which he is TO speak the
lecture Will be illustrated by specially prepared
ftre
New-York tribune., 1898-10-24

The National Council OF Women or the Cni'eo
States will open its annual executive session TO-
dow AZ Omaha Nah continuing until October %.
The meeting il held under the auspices or the
Womans Department Of the Trans MISSISSIPPI anu
international Exposition.
New-York tribune., 1898-10-24

The tenth term OF the Alumnn Shakespeare and
literature class OF Normal College opens to-day at
o'clock with the first lecture In course OF twelve
In Shakespeare and Euripides," under the direc-
ton OF Mrs Harriet Otis Dellenbaugh. The lect-
ures will be given every Monday afternoon from
5 O'Clock until April "a. 1899. In the college
library. Sixty-eighth-st and Park-ave
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1898-09-23
QUEER KIND OF POLICEMEN.
Didn't Know Johnnie Deegan's
Cousins, the Rileys.

Mister, say, where does the Rileys
live:" asked a little urchin strolling
out of hallway on Lackawanna ave-
nue. and halting Patrolman Rodham in
the rain, about II o'clock last night
What Rileys?" the officer inquired.
ME cousins. that live here. Jimmie
their little boys name is"
Whats the little boys fathers
name?"
II don't know. forgot"
We'll you'll hardly be able to find
them tonight, I guess" said the Off
GER Better come along with me-"
Nav, I'll ask somebody that knows
where they live"
But the officer insisted on taking
him to the Center street station house
| and there learned that he was Joe
| Deegar son of John Deegan of Welsh
| Hill, a suburb of Carbondale. He
came down yesterday afternoon on a
peddlers wagon and thought as long
as ne couldn't get back, he would pay
| a visit to his cousins, the Rileys.
Sergeant Reese Jones borrowed a
| strip of rag carpet from the Golden
Eagle hotel next door, and wrapping
the lad in it gave him a broom for a
| pillow and put him to sleep in the
dodgers apartments up stairs. His
cousins, the Rileys, would do well to
look him up this morning.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1898-09-23
CAN NOT ESCAPE THEM.
If Bogus Orders Exist They Will Be
Unearthed.

There have been no further develop
ments of fraud in the examination Of
the Lackawanna township orders, but
it is confidently expected that there
will be some startling developments
before the matter is through with.
1t is now proposed to simply receive
the claims and when they are all in
go over them carefully examining into
their genuineness.
With the township solicitor and the
attorneys for the corporations and 9TH
er heavy taxpayers Of the township
scrutinizing the orders and compell-
ing the holder of each 10 show that il
was properly issued, there is little
doubt but that the bogus orders that
are confidently supposed to be among
them will be unearthed,
Marshal Quinnan will have another
hearing in his office in the Mears
building tomorrow. both morning and
afternoon.