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CAPT. CARRIERS TRIAL.
Tostimony to Show That Tie Followed the
Custom In Giving Contracta.

Tostimony TO Show That He Followed the
Custom In Giving Coutracta.
SAVANNAH, Ga, Feb. 5.-The defence had its
first inning this morning in the trial by court
martial Of Capt. o. NJ. Carter. u. s. A., with Mr..
j. w. o. Sterly on tho stand. Capt. Carter'g
attorneys got in some documentary evidence Of
some Importance to their client. The purpose
has done nothing in reference to giving out bids
that his predecessors in office did not do.
For several days during the three weeks and
moro that tho trial has been in progress Col.
Barr, the Judge Advocate. has given up a good
deal Of time to showing by documentary evf.
dence that Capt. Carter did not advertise for
bids for Government contracts for SO long o
time as the law says such proposals shall be
advertised for. The advertisements for pro-
brought forward and particular stress laid ON
the fact that they did not appear In the news.
papers for thirty days previous to opening
To-day Capt. Carter showed by old letter books
the War Department that Capt. Carriers prede-
cessors had adopted similar tactics In placing
advertisements. 1t was shown that Lieut.. Col.
Gilmore and Capt. J. c. Post advertised for bids
for as short a time as ten days. The Judge AID.
show that Capt. Carter did not send to all applI.
cants for specifications of certain work a full
set Of three copies. the number required to
prepare a bid properly. This morning 1t was
shown by letters written by former officers that
1t was their practice at times also TO send only
Capt. Carter found in force when he came to
Saw annah.
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CABLE CARS IN 4 SMASH
the broadway Road TIED Up for . Couple or
Houru by q Loose Strand.

THO hfOou"oy LSObO ~ ~ toF = SoupIO d
Hours by q Loose Strand.
Traffic on Broadway was delayed for moro
than two hours yesterday afternoon by an acct.
dent which occurred at Ann street at 1 O'Clock.
There was 4 rear.end collision at that point in
which two cars were thrown from the rails and
wedged diagonally across both tracks. Al
though both cars were half filed with pas
sengers, no one was seriously hurt.
A few minutes before / o'clock car OIL reached
Murray street, bound downtown. The gripman
stopped at the corner to let of some passengers
and awaited the signal to start from the conduc-
tor. As he frightened the grip to start ahead tho
car shot suddenly forward at great speed. When
the gripman tried to loosen the grip he found
that It would not work. He signalled his plight
the situation made a rush from the car.
By this tine the car bad reached vssey street.
t Tse t,s II eo| TSs ar Tlan t ksot b shr9wdn s,s II s from
the car approached car $3.50. which was just
the snsi latter saH to put on iu lis speed ana toa Signal the oe
car ahead Of his to do likewise. The people in
sas sSf there s ss. had "a se 1saTRss faS t shi.u aooP. T fRs
conductors, seeing that a collision was inevita-
BILE. ran through the cars and put down tho
windows In order to protect the passengers from
broken glass.
Tho crash came in front Of q; psuI,s Church.
a n1sn III tSe s1 aSt Sesn'i trac cRu T fs'w Trip nr"gon WbSo
did not leave their posts, but chung bravely TO
the grips, received not nothinHg more serious than a
further damage was done. as in the meantime
word had been sent to the power house to stop
the machinery.
Twenty minutes later the repair wagon of the
railroad company arrived with a dozen men:
They found that the grips were 30 tightly wedged
In the slot that it would be necessary to saw
them through in order to free the cars. This
took more than an hour. and net until 3 o'clock
did the blocked cars begin to creep slowly up
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ACCUSES HIS Teacher.

solomou Shapiro, Aged .. says Miss Todd
shook Him.. slapped Him. ana Made Him March.
Miss Todd. a substitute teacher in tho East
10th street school. will be called upon to-
morrow to explain her manner of discfplining .
7-year-old pupil named Solomon Shapiro. who
lives with his mother at 233 East 10Th street.
Mrs. Shapiro asked Magistrate Meade at the
Harlem Police Court yesterday for a warrant
for Miss Todd.
She said that on Friday afternoon Miss Todd
detained Solomon after school had been dis
missed and set him to marching up and down
tho schooiroom, calling on him at intervals TO
halt or to march,. When ne hesitated In doing
either she shook him to make him halt and
slapped him to start him off again. On one
cheek there was a little mark which might have
been made. as he claimed. by a finger ring on
the hand OF his teacher.
Magistrate Meade refused q warrant. but
finally consented to issue a mmon for tho
teachers appearance tomorrow.
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vey is now we'll and hearty, for which
we are truly thankful to u kind Provi-
dence who led DIR. Greene to the discov-
cry of his wonderful remedy, and us to
the use of it. | recommend all who suffer
with like Affections to try DR.. Greene's
Nervura blood and nerve remedy"
Parents Of pale. puny, delicate or ner.
vous children should Immediately give
them DIR. Greene's Nervura blood and
nerve remedy. This household remedy
can be given to infants or children OF
any age, for it is made from pure and
harmless vegetable medicines marvels
lous in their curative and Lealth-giving
powers.
Remember also that you can consult
DR.. Greene, 35 West 14th ST., New York
City, absolutely free OF charge about
your child at any time, personally or
by letter.
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TRYING TO SAVE soHAPIRO.
Hebrews Say ne Was Insane when Ne Won
to Henry street and Began Shooting.

Hebrews Say He Was Insnne when he Wont
to Henry street and Began Shooting.
The friends OF Charles Schapiro. who is locked
up in the Tombs on q charge of murder, have
presented afidavits to Judge Newburgcr. In the
Court of General Sessions. In which they state
that Schapiro Is insane. and was insane when he
committed the crime. Schapiro Is n Polish
Jew. Many of the leading hebrews In New
York have interested themselves in Schapiro's
case. and they have succeeded in raising a big
fund for his defence. They have employed
Abraham Levy to look after Schapiro's inter-
ests. and the lawyer was successful in having
a commission appointed for tho purpose of hnd-
Ing out whether Schapiro Is competent to con-
suit with counsel.
Schaplro is accused Of killing Louis Lieber-
man. who lived in a Henry street tenement.
Schapiro had just been shooting at a young
woman who had refused to marry him. Lieber:
man interfcred and tried to take tho pistol
away. He was shot in the abdomen and he died
on the following day. The Coroner's jury
brought in a verdict that Lieberman came TO
his death at tho hands OF some person unknown.
notwithstanding this verdict Schupiro was in
dicted for murder In tho first degree.
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PROSECUTOR WINFIELD Es1eN Ms.
Hudson County Prosecuting Attorney . Victim
or DemrntIa.

hndson County Prosecuting Attorney o Victim
OF Demcntia.
Prosecutor Charles II. Winfield of Hudson
county, New Jersey, who has been i'll for some
time at his home at Danforth and Garfield ave-
hues' jersey City, sent his resignation yester-
DAY to Gov. Voorhees,. Tho resignation roads:
JERSEY CRY. Feb. 4. 1898.
Hon Foster w. poorhesS Gorrrnor or Neup Jersev:
wing to my continued lin IS 1 am unable to at
~ 10 my duties as Prosecutor of the PleFs Of Hud-
~ .ouHlN, aud l therefore tender my resignation IN
G. !. WINFIELD.
FMS course was decided upon on Friday night
fran rism,t "; p!cainson. his physician. and some
fe sMr W. n,; Hickinson said Yesterday,
T. nperio'c. pillar tithrosis. This is a harden.
ing OF The arteries and other tissues of the body,
e en1 : 10 such organs as the brain. heart.
mm"iady Tor the past six or seven years.
H. mas now extended into the brain and
nf T',u ana chuoes intense pain. particularly
rsInlna. In conjunction with this it causes
ayI,lcsshc's and insomnia. Depriving the brain
tbrr ~ Et9per blood supply has brought on, since
m ni,, CONDITION., which WAS mild and inter.
mtr,vht at irst, has now become quite pro.
m "in ana almost constant, Intervals OF clear
as phNSlca! condition has improved. but his
,Ijnnnn.s'i cohli'lon Is very door. He Is bright at
s sni ana at other times he acts almost crafty
u; HVIh'nk can be done with him."
~ N.f, y lnheid had retained his place until
H wy ApTil he would have heen In Office fifteen
LnaIn,u ne Was appointed Prosecutor by Gov.
IN IgIow IN 1853. Gov. Green reappointod him
~, III h9ss and Gov; Werts in 1893. Gov. voorhees,
MIL wba appoint 2 Prosecutor TO servo until April.
Iv Go SuGRe Erwin; who was recently appointed
tnat Il y; Voorhees, will appoint Judge Erwin
W serve Outing the interim.
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H. A. Cope Of Mount Salem, MIGHT.
gan, says: I'm testimony of the beDe-
fit received from the use of DIR.
Greene's Nervura blood and nerve rem.
edy. | most heartily append the follow.
ing facts; Early in the year of 1895 I
was much disturbed to find the nervous
system of my little son., Harvey A.,
breaking down and that ugly disease,
commonly called st. Vitus' dance, be-
coming a~larmingly developed; o much
SO that his whole right s de was affected,
andi it was distressing to see the hand and
foot constantly in motion. His tongue
was affected SO that he could not speak
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CALENDAR FOR THE WEEK.
Monday. FEB. 7.

Mr.. and Mrs. Whitelaw Reid Of 451 Madison
avenue, q dance. 49,
Third and last junior cotillon ct Shorry's.
Tuesday, Feb. g.
Mrs. Joseph Drexel Of 1O3 Madison avenue
will give a ball at Delmonico's for her daugh-
Thomas Hugh Kelly of 763 Fifth avenue.
Second meeting this season Of the sewing
the residences Of Mrs. Heber Il. Bishop and Mrs.
Bronson.
Mrs. Charles l.. Cammann. Jr., of 2s4 west
seventyfonrth street. the second of two teas,
Third of the Tuesday Evening Club meetings
at the residence of Mrs. Low p. Morton, 6Bl
Mrs. Daniel NJ. Brady. 80 West Seventy.
sixth street, tea from 4 to z o'clock.
Wednesday,. Feb. o..
Final Wednesday ootillon of tho season at
Mrs. i. W. Johnston. banjo dance at tho Ma
The first of a series of French historical Loo
lures at private houses by. Prof: A. Wisner, ct
The nome Of Mrs; Sidney Dillon Ripley. 80 West
Fifth and last of the series of Wednesday
fofM,nis6atEly dances st. t polmo m GO IT,.
first street. the first Of two afternoon teas.
Thursday. Feb. 10.
Meeting Of .Thursday Evening Club at the
residence Of Mr.. and Mrs. Robert w. de Forest,
W %ihiiiiR.ns' <. ' vanderbilt. $50 Fifth avenue.
dinner of 100 covers. followed by dance.
Mr.; and Mrs. James e.. Bergen. 7 West Blk.
teenth street, banjo dance.
Meeting Of Nineteenth Century Club at
6herry's.
Miss Helen Sargent, 30 East Seventy third
street, an Egyptian tea.
The frat, meeting Of this season of the Md
winter Club at Sherry's.
Mrs. James A. Scrymser OF 1O7 East Twenty
nrst street, the first OF two receptions, from 4
until z O'Clock.
Wedding at noon Mt the Church of the Incar.
nation. Madison avenue and thirty fifth street,
OF Miss Antoinette WoeriBhoffer and Count
Charles Seilern OF ] ondon.
Extra dance of the Bachelors and Spinsters at
tho Mendelssohn Assembly Rooms.
Fridag FEB. IL.
Charity BAH at the Waldorf. Astoria.
Mrs. Anson Phelps Stokes, last OF q series .of
three dances for her debutante daughter, Miss
Caroline NJ. Phelps Stokes.
Meeting at Sherry's Of Mrs. Benjamin q,
Church's dancing class.
Nine. Giulia valda and Nine Francesca
Lamperti, 1913 West Thirty-ninth street. even.
ing reception with music.
Saturday, Feb. IL.
One of the Do Coverley dances at 6herry's.
First meeting for this season OF the Saturday
Evening Roller Skating Club at the Berkeley
Armory, 20 West Forty fourth street.
Miss K. j. Haynes. 81 West Forty-hfth street.
an informal afternoon tea
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Divorce Suit InvolvIuE n Charge or nlsauy.

NEwBuRG, Feb. 5.-Tne divorce case brought
by James w. Sterry against his wife, Geraldine
l.. Mcclellan. was before Judge Hirschberg to-
day. Bigamy seems to be the chief allegation.
Sterry is a young man. He testified that ho
married defendant on Aug. IL, 1894. but thaS
he never lived with her. Where she is now he
didn't know. The however, had been
served on her. Charles Lane Mcclellan testified
that the woman became his wife in New York
in February. 1883. Her name was then Marie
Davis. In 1892 she began tt divorce suit against
Mcclellan, who is connected with tho Console
dated Ice Company, but the action was never
terminated. Mcclellan also testified that his
wife bad been married before he mot her. 50
that Stcrry was her third husband. The Court
reserved decision.
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Important Salt Between Cardinal Gibbsas and
= Baltimore ConErsKatieu.

Important Suit Between cardinal Gibbons and
= Baltimore ConErsKatieu.
BALTIMORE. Md, Feb. b.-On Thursday next
will be argued before Judge Wickes. in tho Cir
cult Court, n case which involves the legal hold
ing Of much church property. as well as be-
quests to church corporations. 1t is the suit be-
tweon Cardinal Gibbons and Frank Marawsky
and other members of the Holy Rosary Catholic
Church over the title to tho property Of the
church. The suit was instituted by tho Car
dinAl on Dec. 2. 1898. after the trouble at the
church following the installation of the Rev. M.
BarabasZ as pastor.
thLnsr haraoasS uhscnshgeu inc oonnniteoS
the Cardinal obtained an Injunction restraining
TIE members q the eommitiee from performing
money for the purchase OF the property was
provided by the congregation, and that the
Cardinal holds II only as trustee. 1t Ia declared
that the Cardinal has paid $4,000 or Sl6, 600
borrowed from the members of the congrega.
ton for the purchase OF the church. The con-
gregation contributed about $32, 900.
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sHNnAY SUPPLEMENTS SEIZED.
~ "Ar.hnis HAve 90. 900 Capies or . Copy
righlcd Song In Their CharGa.

Upon an order issued by Judge Lacombs of
Inc United States Circuit Court. 40. 600 comics
OF The song, Honey on Ma Lips" which had
Deeh advertised TO be issued by tho Sunday
oou'"" as a supplement- to-day, were seized
sssp"ro"y afternoon in the Journals press and
u,aInns rooms, New Chambers and William
p6v"tInsc: RPy Deputy United States MarshRls
tn" I; BAKE. MGAyiney, and Conan.
UUI no, SlhGlope street, Boston. secured the writ
St pV| Teieh the seizure was made upon tho
y11rnai would be an ~infringement Of their COW.
cSSuSi when had been assigned 10 them by
tbm n y. Trevathan of Union City, Tenn,
th, hal managers OF the journal said last night
by pt tI0} claimed the right to publish the song
employ, and they stated TINT The rsSdsra Of tba
''"''"E would receive copies OF the song to-day.
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ASTONISHING CURES BY NERVURA,
Pale, Delicate, and Nervous Children
Should Take Or. Creene's NerVura.
1t Is the Best Remedy in the World to Make
Them We'll and Strong as Shown by the
Following Wonderful Cures of Epilepsy and
ST. Vtus' Dance.

That DR.. Greene's Nervura blood and
n rye remedy is the best and surest cure
in the world for children is proven by
the following two really astonishing
cures of those worst of children's dis
eases, Epilepsy and st. Vitus' dance. !,
Mr.. Geo. L. Leavitt, Whitman, Mass,
writes:
"My nephew. A. Roy Reed, was for
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Early yesterday afternoon a hre started In the
laundry attached TO the Long ISLAM College
Hospital in Henry street. Brooklyn. but sep
arated from the main building. Some clothing
caught fire FROM the furnace and caused n quick
sthmpede of the women employed In the laun.
dry. Two alarms were sent out. and the arrival
Of the engines caused some excitement among
the patients, but there was nothing approach
ing q panic. The fire was extinRuished quickly,
aud the loss did mot reach $1,000.
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Bonds or n pro.psrou. Little Railroad.

BAN FRANCISCO, Cal. Fob. 5.-Henry J. Rocker
to-day completed negotiations for tho purchase
OF 1851. 900 of total issue of 1854. 900 bonds
issued by the Sierra Railway Company. This IL a
small railroad. forty-three miles long, and run
ming from Oakdaie to jamestown In Tuolumne
county. Six per cont. interest 10 guaranteed by
three months and its earnings show IA per cent.
net on the bond issue. The road is bonded for
only $l5. 900 per mile and has no debts.
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plainly. II. j.
MILL k e n, of
st. Clair, our
druggist, rec
commended DR..
Greene's Nerv-
r blood and
nerve remedy
for the case.
w @ G o III =
IN G d the
use of it i'm
l%nediately, and
continued un-
til five bottles
W ere taken,
a nd t o GU
great low Har-
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wbeellnr and Lake Erie REORGANIZATION.

The Wheeling and Lake Erie Reorganization
Committee has been changed for tho purpose of
having thereon a representative of each class of
securities. 1t is now composed of President
Louis Fitzgerald OF the Mercantile Trust Com
pany, representing the Wheeling division first
Coppcll & Co.. representing the Lake Erie first
mortgage bonds; J. Kennedy Tod, representing
the consolidated 4 pei. cent. bonds; Eugene
first. mortgage extension and Improvement
bonds, and William A. Dick of Dick Bros. g. Co.,
representing the stockholders.
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Proctor Gets K.,th's Manager.

At the Pleasure Palace yesterday +. +. Proc.
tor announced the completion Of arrangements
by which J. Austin Fynes becomes the general
manager of his three theatres, the Pleasure
Palace. Proctors Theatre, and the Leland Opera
House In Albany; Mr.: Fynes has been manager
atre since the Boston continuous bowman took
that house, and will remain until q successor
has been decided upon for him. In about q
week he will take full charge of the Proctor en-
terprises.
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two years az
II let d with
ep,leptic fits.
He was treated
by the
p h a IL 3
and was pro-
nounced in
durable. The
b est special
lists in Boston
W Q Q e o n =
suited, and by
them, too, his
case was said
to be hopeless
ly %incurable.
The boy suffer-
---.-- IL.
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%. 900. 900 or . Per Cont. Bonds to ne re.
funded mt . Ia Per Cent.

$4,000. 600 or . Per Cent. Bonds to he Re.
funded Mt q Ia Per Cent.
LOUISVILLE, KY. Feb. b.-It was announced
to-day that the Louisville and Nashville Rail.
road has about completed arrangements for re-
funding its debt Of $1,000 600 of z per cont.
bonds falling due In April. August Belmont.
Chairman Of the Finance Committee. has offered
to lend the company 81, 900. 900 for two or three
years Mt 3lo per cent, taking as collateral So
600. 600 OF unified 4 per cent. bonds now In the
treasury.
day. and the negotiations will be concluded in .
few days. The Louisville and Nashville has
been anxious to refund this debt with tho
until they brought 30. They have advanced
steadily lately. and are now worth Ssla.
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Twelve Naval cadets 10 he DroDpsa.

aNNApoLIs, Nd. Feb. 6.-of twenty-soven
s~uot' FOUND deficient at tho seni.AnnuAl OK
oS"Iu1tioh twelve will he dropped. w. G. Briggs
ING passed among the frst 1--we AT The eSsmina.
man man, ne stood No. o in ordnance and 1 In sea-
oiSss nip letters Of New York Of the second
'"S was l In French and 8 in EnRlish,
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yr.a q Record Of Their C-smmon.Law Marriage.

LEAvENwoRTH, Kan. Feb. Be. @. Quick. q
veteran. and Stella WEIGH, a young woman. hled
for record a queer contract in common-law mar
riaKe at the Court House to-day. 1t reads:
by mutual consent, being OF lawful age and
sound mind. we do hereby agree to live together
as man and wife. and TO DO known as Mr.. and
Mrs. y. G. Quick, until death separates US from
through either or any court"
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Bought tho Rldrsne,d ana Now York Read.

GREENWICH. Conn.,. Feb. 5.-The controlling
interest in the RidGeield and New York Rail.
road Company has been purchased by r. Jay
Walsh of this town. former Secretary OF State.
This company has been in existence a quarter of
a century. and a score OF years ago work COM
menced. ut Portchester was abandoned. The
willing to sell cheaply. Judge Walsh Is n stock.
holder in the electric roads which have secured
charters for this town.
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81. Paul nd DuIuth Reminding Scheme.

The directors OF the st. Paul and Duluth Rail.
road Company have decided to issue 81. OOO. 900
consolidated mortgage 4 per cent. bonds for re-.
funding and other purposes. OF the new issue
$1,O0O.O 600 Will be used to take up the first and
second mortgage 5s at maturity and 81. 900.
600 to retire. the branch line 5s and 6s. The
the land and stumpage account, equip the cars
OF tho company with automatic couplers as re.
quired by the Interstate Commission.
reduce grades on the main line and purchase
new equipment. and for permanent betterments.
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FELL FROM THE IGHTH FLOOR.
BrickIayer Pardey Had Become Benumbed by
Gold and Lost Hts Footing.

John Pardey, 80 years old. a bricklayer. who
lived at 1852 Third avenue. was killed yester-
day afternoon by falling from the eighth floor to
the basement Of the new Martin Hotel in course
Of erection at 80 West Thirty,third street.
He was working on a sGatf9ld; when nc became
fell headlong into II pile of snow. six feet deep.
When he was dug out 1t was found that his
skull was fractured and his right leg broken.
and he bad also received internal injuries. He
died at the New York Hospital.
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oUAEAxrINE IN TIE SOUTH.
0ns Heuss o. tho MiHsiHAippI Legislature
Opposes the CA6sFy Hill.

Opposes the CAasPy Hill.
New ORLEANS. Feb. 5.-The lower House Of
tho Mississippi Legislature has adopted q CON-
current resolution protesting against the CAT.
ferry Quarantine bill and requesting the Missis-
sippi Senators and Representatives Ito vote for
any measure that will give to the Marine Hos
pital service or United States authorities COM
plete control OF all external quarantine, provid-
manage and control all quarantine matters
within the borders of the State"
The resolution provides that the President
and Secretary OF tho State Board OF Health 20 to
Washington and use their personal efforts to
promote the provisions of the resolution.
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ChristiAs science IN MIAasspolis.

M-INNRAPOLIs, Feb. b.-The irst church for
Christian Scientists erected In the Northwest
will no dedicated In this city tomorrow. Tho
structure belonRs TO one Of several societies of
the belief now active In this city. II Is paid for
in full. Tho location ID In a fashionable quarter
of the city.
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Tho List Of Referees.

Tho following is q list OF tho referees appointed
cases In the Supreme Court last week:
81 Justfoe Cohen,