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The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-03-31

EroRr NOT IRREFUTARLE.
h Says the Opinion is BASED on
prrsounl Grounds

n SAYS the Opinion is BASED on
Personal Grounds.
YORK, March S0--A dispatch to the
hon Paris SAYS; lie Figaro saws:
Maine report is not an irrefutahie
n, On tho contrary. between the
LAYS down and the conclusions it
rom It. there are features TO inn
rise minds The United States would
Pps in making light Of this, The
Of optimistic American officers
ping the position of affairs on
ne Maine Mt the time Of the eNpio-
h!assd because a professional ques-
Involved. and the court OF inquiry
3 TO form definite opinion based
t,idence Of The divers rejects the
aty Of contradictions.
The Other hand there is nothing 20
p The report ailirms, that there was
on the part os the crew.
sll he Impossible !or the United
70 make war on 50 slender a basis.
= would he 80 challenge the moral
Of tho whole world"
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-03-31
sIcsaEE SEES WAR.
shks Americana in Havana Arc
In Great Danger.

In Great Danger.
York, March 80, According TO the
Rslon CORES pondent OF the Tribune,
Micers who have talked with Cap
seee since his arrival in this ciiy
firmly convinced than ever tAat
WI inevitably como olt Of the Cuban
and that the energy with which
y and navy have made eNtrsordi-
operations in the last few week
have been for nausht. AS soon is
oMandsr OF the Maine reported ~
~ department he wasted no LIME IN
aag 10 Captain Crowninshieio, chiol
<Alien, the intolerahie attitude oI
Snipathizers In Havana harhoi
" toward Americans and particu
~ aniinosiiy 10 American naval Of
soS AZ work on the wreck OF me
~ trouble could not be atericd
~nser and should a collision occu;
1salcn tho local authorities wonii
''sss TO protect either the small
"a colon, afioat or on shore. Al
ana well into the night foul epi-
ssiss 70 INC dead as well ~ N;
haunting threats are shouted u
~ NC vessels around the Ma'ne's
sYM the nafnerens boats gclng e
= me harbor, and these demon
nave been steadily increasing for
Wh days, especially since the
III came away. until an overt acl
70 occur al any moment.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-03-31
REr, nLlCAN rOLIcY.
Undermined that All Action Must
Come from that side.

Wsstlngton, March So.---Ihere has beeh
a great deal Of discussion among the re-
punlicans since the BAILEY resolution WAS
introduced and voted on. Many Of them
received assurances from the leaders thar
here would he action IN short time
Reeds sia,emen, wss considered as ioro-
sss,ine The Situation. and Mr.. Dinghy was
ouo,ed as saying the whole question would
hs settled within few days.
Repuhlicans who attended The confer
enoe las, evening said that The course Of
~. renuslicans who attended that confer
euoe YES consistent as they determines
~, action should come from the repub'
l,sau .iae. and in an orderly manner.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-03-31
TAMPA PEOPLE VERY INDIGNANT.
They Feel Inundated Mt the Way
the United states Is Acting.

the United states - Acting.
Tampa, Fla, March so Preparations are
row in progress for sending out an enor-
nous expendition from here for Cuba ia a
few days. and General Tuner and other
prominent hlbusters here now are said
TO be at the head OF Ct. The Cubans are
buying arms and ammunition in quantities
from the local dealers and an exodus Of
several hundred Is expected during the
week Not only arc The Cubans enraged
over the action Of tho president. but other
ci,izens arc manifestinE their feelings in
a way which will be felt.
The Confederate veterans as an organized
body condemn the message. and may send
a memorial to congress 10 that effect.
The naval reserves, which have been pre-
pairing to fight tor the country in the event
of war. are deinoraiized and may disband .
They feel that the fag has been dishonored
by the manner In which the Maine outrage
has bean shelved, and DO not care TO serve
a cause where their lives NAV be sold for
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-03-31
-nErunLlcANs AnorsEp.
they Demand fhat Ncktntey stor
hatchery In fnba.

Cleveland. Ohio. March so,--A mass meet
ing has been called for tonight 10 demand
Of President MclSipIey that the freedom
Of Cuba be INN edistely recognized ard
the hutchery in Cuba be STOPPED, egsn
though It may result in war. The meeting
is called by the Amsricus club. tho lesdinr
republican organization Of the west side
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-03-31
!. xe.e from NJ. sa..en.

To the Editor Of The Post
Lufkin. Texas March sT-pnring the
past two weeks have bern busily engaged
al work on the fam n Mr.. Andrew VIM
son. near the town oli.ufkin aud corsp-
auently failed 10 note The column article
in The Houston Post written from this
town written by Judge u, J Mantooih on
March 10. IN which that distinguished
legal luminsry severely criticised ccn-
municatioas had written to The rost and
other journals Ia advocacy Of The e-e'e.-
,ion TO the Fsfiy-sixth congress OF The Hon.
s. n Cooper. Ny attention was called 70
the srtlcle IN question by rs appearances .
the last issue Of the Luthin Weekly. local
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-03-31
'sessA. ANOTHER xncht.

!" March ao.--The Gicrnale 81 81
snees that the United States has
steam yacht Augusta Boning
y ne Florir Ruhat,ino ccmpsny
kskeA boat. The price Is s9oo,.
"a, rfgistcred tonnage OF 65s and
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-03-31
i. .eiar covnc,l. =. a.ru-r,.

~. 49, ''""orrr ne tepEerts
" Marsh 20. Senator Warren
asrtd a bill In the senate au-
1s rrssiden, 10 orssnlzs reels
sscy rangers whenever It shall
'sst OF the pablo service for
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-03-31

PIgTsBURG -Lieulensnt Jenkins VIM lent
bis lite ~ board ths Maine. "a buried hsst,
The Advocate and news., 1898-11-16

first year in the last twenty that the
authorities were not called upon by the
unemployed for relief Two years ago 1t
was estimated that there were one thou
sand homeless families sleeping in the
public parks Of Sydney and being fed by
the city, charitable societies and the Sal
walton Army.
Replying to a question, Mr.. Fowlds
said: I'VE have not the single tax in
force anywhere in all its purity. II we
had l would advise you to sell out and
go there. But we have the nearest ap-
proach to 1t Of any country"
The farmers are flOcking across the
borders from protected Victoria into New
South Wales for the privilege of paying
the land tax, knowing when they pay
this tax they get off much cheaper than
in Victoria, where everything they use
for consumption or for the farm is heav-
lily taxed by the tariff Of that colony.
The progressive element Of New South
Wales Is now demanding, as a furtner
installment Of the land value tax, that it
be increased to 3 pence in the pound
Mr.. Fowlds states that there is no
question but that the law of 1891, i'm
posing the single tax to the extent of a
penny in the pound, prevented the panic
Of 1893 turned the tide of immigration
and started the period of genuine pros
perity that yet continues; that it in
creased wages and lowered the price OF
land. Wages for common labor-pick
and shovel men-are S1.75 to $2.25 per
day Of eight hours
America has already adopted the bal
lot law Of her anti-podean cousins; she
may yet find it advantageous to try their
tax laws instead of our more cumber-
some system A. FREELAND.
Waco, Texas.
The Advocate and news., 1898-11-16

wen lake your SUBSCRIPTIONS: Arena
$3.50; Appeal to Reason, so cents;
New Time, ST., Year.
Extract from a sermon by Rev. Archibald F Lund
Few, indeed, realize the prodigious
growth that socialism has made in the
United States during the last five years.
doubt even whether the socialists them
selves know how deep their damnable
doctrine has rooted. I doubt whether
either Of the two great political parties
in this country realizes the monstrous
proportions which this child Of the devil
has attained to. 1t has gained a foot
hold in every county Of every State, and
worse still, it has invaded every govern
ment in this world. 1t has entered the
church and taken the laborer from the
pew, for 1t Is well-known fact that the
rank and file of this fad is made up from
the laboring classes and Of the illiterate
It's hatred for that which makes good,
and its love for the principles that lead
to anarchy unless Immediately checked
will oVerturn society and bring about a
reign Of terrorism and destruction in
place of good government We need no
longer go to Europe to study socialism,
for its vile and dangerous doctrine has
invaded every hamlet in our land, and
its anarchistic publications like Arena,
Appeal to Reason, New Time, and host
Of other yellow journals may be found
in almost every home Of the laboring
classes. The time has come when gov
ernment should join hands with the
church to suppress yellow journalism.
For subscription or sample copies of
any of the above publications address
the Advocate and News Book Depart
ment, Topeka, Kas.
The Advocate and news., 1898-11-16
BOOKS BY HENRY ID. LLOYD.
Wealth Against Commonwealth.

This book Is already classic. II is complete his
tory OF the methods Of the greatest trust In this
try telling how II has endeavOred to wreck lives and
institutions, sparing not women or children and at
tacking churches or cities regardless Of any moral
law. II you want TO understand an important phase
of our national development you must read Wealth
Against Commonwealth. The regular edition Is sold
al % so, but we supply popular, wellbound edi
tiOn for 81, postpaid
Labor CO-PartnerShip.
This is Mr. Loyd's latest book. 1t deals with the
cooperative movement in Great Britain, and tells In
his most interesting style Of the new and successful
methods In cooperation which are arising In that
country. Cloth, postpaid 81.
Address THE ADVOCATE AND NEWS, Topeka Kas.
The Advocate and news., 1898-11-16

await with confidence the results which
the next forty-eight hours will bring
forth"
The Advocate and news., 1898-11-16

For subscription or sample copies of
any of the above publications address
the Advocate and News Book Depart
ment, Topeka, Kas.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-08-30
PyCUVOND ROPOTGV HAPPENINGS

difference OF opinion between President George
Cromwell and Councilman Joseph +. OGrady pre-
vented the transaction Of any business at IN" hrSt
meeting Of the Richmond Borough Board yes'er-
CAV morning At the opening Of the meeting MI.
Cromwell made short speech. in which NJ eX-
pressed the hope that the members OF me Foard
would be ar cordial in their oficial relations As
they have been socially The difference came
when Mr. Cromwell announced that he had caused
notices Of the consideration OF several petitions for
improvements 20 be published, and they were
ready for consideration. Mr.. O'Grady took the
stand that petitions must come before the Board
before notice of their consideration could be given
In this he was supported by Councilman b j.
Bodne and Alderman John J. Vaughan. Mr.
Cromwell said he had been guided in this action
by the course taken by other borough presidents.
1t was finally decided that the matter should he
referred 10 the Corporation Counsel for opinion
The petitions were for stree; improvements. sewers
and lgh;s in various parts Of the island. and from
a new manufacturing concern Tottenvilie for
permission TO lay railroad spur from the tracks
&C the Rapid Transit Company across public
streets.
The extraordinary term OF the Richmond County
Supreme Court for the trial OF Bailey Decker coz
O.eC. on a charge OF murder Will convene az Rich
mCnd at 10 O'Clock tomorrow morning. Justice
Edgar J. Fursman VII preside. Decker is charged
with shooting his white wife their home in
Tottenyle.
The borough School Board will meet al Staple
ION tonight. when 10 Is expected that the final ap-
pointments OF teachers jantors and truant Officer
will be made and the salaries VIII be fixed
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-08-30
THE MEN or AEW-yORK.

The Buffalo Express" is TO be congratulated for
having oroush; - a successful competition the mag
nincenr Biographical work which has Jus, been
issued from lis office Its full title Is The Men
OK New York n Collection ~ Biographies and Por-
traits ~ Citizens n the Empire State Prominent IN
Bl-a,s, pro.es iorai Social and Po,itlca! Lie Dur
.0s "a, Last Decade OF the Nineteenth Century -
Tlis umptuous work II now published I'm TWO
quar,o volumes containing Biographical sketches OF
ABOUT ciga, hundred prominent New-lorkers. Each
biography IS illustrated with handsomely executed
lait-tone portrait
Tho first volume IS devoted 10 persons living IN
Buffalo and vicinity. while the second contains
hlpgra hie- of persons prominent IN other parts ~
tho state. tn" excellent synoptcAl index com
p.is~s outline o.. each OF the biographies given
in the main body 90 tAc work IN cXtcnso.
A. "a spec men OF bookmakins IL is distinct sue
c,s- and reflects credit The Express and It's
priu' ing establishment. the Misunderstanding
Company.
~ furnishing some u the materials for the his
tory os this STATE. and because .. rs utility as a
book of ready reference for Information aboat con-
temporary history makers OF EewYOrk. K deserves
a plaC. IN all public and many private lnraricS IN
the state
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-08-30
A REPORTED FISH AND OYSTER TRTST.

1t was reported yesterday from Chicago that the
fish and oyster dealers have taken the INA steps
IN the formation Of a combination that vii control
the sea aud lake products Of tn" United States
and Canada The ap.tal Of the 1. Booth Company
which was organized In London. VII. Il IS sd!l
be increased from 10000 TO 81 90 80. and The
trust Will include all the important dealers IN
both countries.
The fish and oyster dealers Of this city say that
the combination VIII have no effect whatever on
the trade here They say that II is confined TO the
dealers n lake fish. and IS result Of the hghi
that has been going for a lOnE time among TIE
Booth Company. the Baltimore Company ani others
in the trade TINS has resulted IL such 10" prices
that the de have had 10 combine IL or1'r 10 re-
ducc EXPENSES. -
In speaking of the matter. Alfred Frazer ~ 40
l3 Wes,-st.. said yesterday. There VIII be no
trust in this city although wish some one cou..
evolve A plan for consummat!ng one IL has
reached a state here where tho greatest CONF
titior seems TO be : 10 who can give away w
most stock Prices never were So low. ahG thou+''
the season is j.st beginning. me indicdnohs ar
most unfavorable Hhc trouble Is that her are 700
many dealers and too great production
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-08-30

m..e and Il passengers TO p Montei $ saas Arrived
steamer 81 Pas, CiArdner New-oreans days. with
mise 20 T Naa sickle IN. o.,,.-. .ays with
' siclmer Sclaa Br Brown Portland % with
ssniV uSoS. j. Ats 70 50 rn-w,ul southwest
gentle beeze. clear.
SAILED
Guya2:9e faI Nosios ami Neg2'T' s ssSs
s'' NOTICE TO MARINERS
Long Island Cornne.i POM Lsh' Vessel ona
Nom, 6 ,4 sve Soa ih' II n Srn PoaJ ne
morning OF August 2, danased ey c.sn -" ,se lara
erss y ne ~4 -, ss a. ne; therefor" aa tusf
notice show a fxei white light AZ he'll fotenAassr, at,
stead O: nashn. white. while That Al r t ~ ,se
Iga VII remain fixed red as aer''S'f 5AE :r9t
captain. United states Navy. Inspector
CLEARED.
steamer Aar,a NOR. rasmussen Halifax s-w
c s5ass5 saa'ss: j Wd pn
steamer Mar ra[S ,br'' cpp N'"'e'''''
Ny steamer ' 35e' ra%e. Nor nusaa Port Ln0n-
s,.amrr IHnnoH ~ Williamson Aien. singapore
steam~f saaie Ger nanke Bremen Via Southampton
steamer ASlandhu CBr Walker. Mon'es' Bay exc
S,eamer Cymrc i'm Lindsay. LireFpool-"h''e ''A
Steamer c,,y of Birmingham Burg savannhh-o''AA
steamer YUMA Warren Philadelphia william : 0''"'
steamer Guyandot,e Davis Norfolk and Newport N'"'
BSr. star Of the East ,Br' Rogers Auckland -
BIrk Matan4Ss Erickson. Havana--w Manson
THE MOVEMENTS OF STEAMERS
FOREIGN ports So.
Southampton Aug ?ssailed ,'e.Tsr Y NSfa's"
Hull Aug 2S-Ar-ly.t steamer o"'A'' '''
Rrstoi Aug ~ed steamer Kansas city Obj
Jones. New York 2sh inst. ~ NJ, Griffin
Dundee Aug 2o-sa.lei. steamer critic 'p'' "'''
Manchester. Aug 2s Arrived steamer ooerS ''-'''
Prawe point Aug 2o-Passed steamers Brianrt ,y Vel
Keller New York Tor Flushing. Leon 'D'''
sclly Aur :s"Passei steamer we''ernland 'S''''
Ni iic 81 ' WsR AUG ssPe.sed steam; Ia CaSh n
Dutch. MafkschlaeseI. New YORK ~ ar London.
Rr.n'rn HIg eo--Arrived steamer Bremen "'e''' ""
Hamburg Aug Is Sailed. steamer Feh''s '
'Rottcriam. Aug 27-saled An1s!e'd'm 'D'''''
b1ksc. Sr Kew Arrrd steamers sa,y.n 3D. I sS-
ley. New-York. 2oth. Ii Norn'and'' x"
,6raar Aug @Ared steamer ha,st W yr Sapes
Ger. Hossmann. New York; ar, ana ORR Niech. Naples
Marsess 27si .'', .asa steamer Als'a
dr. Iri,nd. New-Yotk. .,,., ,tb,ra ,Bn COL
raulae. Aug 2.-Ar'y 1ol ,s s,ss"'e' M,
Msa Aug ;'samy;', : s.ra Hin% &
Hong kSns etc ,d for s MswS " etc oven
Trieste Aug 2i-ArriNed. steamer f''"' -
sNnespore Aug 2e-Arrved. stesmeT in''A'''"'
camp6eii York tor Hong Kong Ettrickdale CBr
Cover samarsng Tor New York ..r c,l,rage CsD
Pernembueo Aug ?s-ssiea. s,s"''' ,nu
santos Aug 2G-Sailed steamer sea"s"
McIernon. New-lork
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-08-30
IAN DELIVERY IT GpNHrN.


TWELVE PHlsoNERs ESCAPE TWO COMPELLED
BY rHrIR COMRADES To co WITH THEM
Goshen. y Y. Aug ~ -'rW Use prisoners escaped
from ill here early this morning. Two men. James
" - m II Scranton. and Lewis s. HlrAnlr.
OF Porf jews sawed their way oIt ~ their CELL
r. The uichf and hid 90 tho tol-'-rooni S .put 3
a. N a man asked for o. rink z water and Gone
stable Halstcad wen info tee corridor WITH =
cup vhen Crum and H!aceman Jumped hin
knocking him down Bltckman pounded MS h,at
on the concrete floor. while 'rtrn ct.tei HIN al
most into uncons el,lsn'ss
9n,n ,hey tooA MS KY from h.n aad opened the
doors Of al the cells and ,Nc.,c r.,n IA al lined
W in the corridor. After The jal.,r nac .ecn
PLACED ia cell and locke 49, Crlm oaru'l 'he
outer door with ne kcys. a.. a.l 'ht .I.son,ta
nlc1 out INTO iAe Jail tali. climbed plank p.Ace4
a-aine. the roof %! me stone f'akins sneda ana
Two i!d not want TO 20. bat Crum with the keep
crs pistol In hand drove th.m ahead .,r q. nile
the party there 20 20 on alone. io went 90 A.s
& lsnter's house ana s1.c Tho alarm. She Ia
awakened the Sh.un who lives iu ~. courthouse
IN 'front.' 81 the idil.
indicted for burglary. captured 80 Bu!s' port.
Conn. IA month ago. Lewis Strong coiored AssaAl;
case. George t. Johnson burglary Mlldlctown.
York q week ago. George Cols;on. liungari "a.
saul. Tuxedo. Joseph Mc'arN. .urs.4r Middle
Lewis a. Blackman burglary. Port lerv.s. George
Pitney. burg aFy. Woodbury., Dan."' Kennedy. burg
larry. Middletown. cap:Dr-d At rrdgcios,. Conn.
last month. Thomas Wara. Goshen. assault. Nelson
Johnson. colorcd bury larry
Ward WAS captured ia his sons hay NOV this
morning. two miles from the TAN johnson gave
others who had divided into $50 parties. hal,
going toward Chester. and the others toward Port
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-08-30
A talk WITH EX-MINISTER DENBT.
THINKS THIS COUNTRY ENGLAND AID JAPAN
WILL PREVENT TILE DIVISION or CHINA

THINKS THIS COUNTRY. ENGLAND h%D JAPAN
WILL PREVENT THE DIVISION OF CHINA.
Detroit Aug 29.-Colonel Charles DENLY. who
was Minister to China for thirteen years, and
was relieved from MS pest only few weeks ago.
arrived here yesterday from San Francisco In
an Interview Colonel DENLY said:
In my opinion China Will be disnem-
bered among the great European nations as |
don't think the United States. England and Japan
will permit it."
Colonel DENLY said that the Chinese trade OF
Russia France and Germany was small In COM
parison with that Of the United States and Eng
land.
Both China and Japan. the speaker continued IA
vored the retention % tie Philippine Islands ny the
United States Admiral Dewcys victory mad added
greatly to the dignity and influence Of his Once :
United States Minister. the Chinese heretofore nav
ng believed the United States to be A great com
lrercial nation. Incapable Of such victories. / ne
famous bath. had had much the same efect on
Japan. , -
Hawaiian annexation was sometnlnR tolonot DEN
b had favored for some years.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-08-30

The wiz o., Eliza jan Ryder Of Sins Sing. has
been filed in the Surrosatc's office George Gregg
-. Of Yorktown is executor The VIII o. Isaac
leopard Of The loan of Harrison. George T. Bur
hni. executor was also NED
y special meeting 81 the managers Of the West
chester County Agricultural Society was held yes
terGay morning H. tne courthouse. for The pur ose
Of making nts for tn" annual idlr wncn
opens on September % Persons Intending TO offer
articles animals Of any X vi fpr competition are
requested TO furnish 4 written list to the secretary
at least one week before the first dHy Of the TX
hbitOn.
\ meeting Of the White Plains branches Of The
Rcd Cross will be held this afternoon in the parish
house Of Grace Episcopal Church
Lawyers and others hdvirS business TO transact
the county scat thciT return after the SUM
Mcr vacation will find that the courthouse mas
been Ovcrhauled thoroughly New floors have been
laid In The main rid0rs ana The main courtroom
has been reprinted and improves Work on the
county jail is still dragging along, and II will be
time yet before IL will be finished
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-08-30
COTRT CALENDARS FOR TO-DAY.

Appellate Division supreme c.4prt Recess.
su,fcrAc 'oiif Srr. iu T'lm-tar Before Cohen
Cour; opens al $3.50 a.. ~ !. STAFFORD agt NJ
Cone. y, Pitcher AIT Null,r 80 3. matter =
TL,nuie.n ~ T. U1fri-un aE' lh'rl Avenue Railroad
company. No Ahrons.n az. same" ~ t. Noes asc
B4fnoh. 80 liaD-s at. Third Avenue Railroad COM
pany. \, : matter OF Wolf. - -. SeggeruAn AIT
twart, , 1duce Company y" TO- T"mpkns asi irowne
40 II MlSkpwitz .gt MlSkowitz ~ L. Soln- agL
s,las 80. 49, Mcke" ast HOFFMAN Machine company,
10 a. matter - Eutfv y IL Van Iircn ggt. Nothcr
spoon: No rs. matter 4 heber. NJ. Il. mstct -
National State bank ~ oneida. 10 l.. II Koehi". 60
Az Remh.imer. y 10. matter = american Trading So
cl-iy. No ~ Nunez art Nun"z No 81 schmit agL
Kehae, NJ. - Fletcher agt Niss. 80 - Marin
Iapod: y. -. matte - Farrell No % III ag sears
80 % Young Mems Christian Association. No -
Crawford iiuhh"li. 10 -. Mcbride
30 Rnsebauit art Hill. 30 30 matter ~ Garrett.
N p-ady nri BachWan ~. 3 Altman Caskr
80 ~ Garfield National Pnnk ngt Sherhan No 81
Minfurn agt calhoun 80. ~ Scluhl AIT. Metropolitan
Street Railway tomuany
supreme Court SPECIAL Term-Part II BEFORE Nc
Adam ! Court opens az 1890 a. IN parte matters
SLrrogar's Court 'hamt cfs-B Before Arnold S.-Wli.
f.r prohhfe. Amelia Barnett Barbara Oen-ewreitar
Mnrssret " Pah~t Uasinat Dumenthal Annie O. Tnsei
Ilarhnra t'ch. Catherine Quglcy Edward J. Golne.
CIV C1urt-Sp-cal Torn Be;orc Schuchman j
Court opens 10 o.. tions ~ 1850 a. m.