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The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1898-12-21
CH|0RDI MUST
LEAvE.STATE,
Condition on Which Alleged
PoisOner Was Released.
he IS GIVEN "a HOURS.
He Was Indicted For Putting Poison in the
Food ofthe CIarIa Family.
HYDROCHl0RlC ACID THE DRUG USED.
Stale Unable 10 Provo That Defendant PuI The
Poison In'o Food, or That He Had The Ex-
elusive Opportunity 10 % So

Francisco Chiordi. whose trial under
an Indictment charging him with put
ting hydrochloric acid into the food
used by the Ciaria family, with whom
ne boarded, was today given his free
dom by Judge Wilbur on condition that
he would leave the state within a
hours.
There was no doubt on the part of
the state that Chiordi had the poison
Dut there was no testimony available
that he put the acid into the food or
that ne had exclusive opportunity to
use II. AS soon as Assistant Attorney
General Charles r. Stearns suggested
10 j. j. McGill the disposition of the
case. as stated, Mr. McGill. after much
trouble. induced his client. who was
apparently very ignorant man, TO ac-
cept the states proposition
thiordi boarded with Camilla Ciaria
ana her husband, and began paying
ulsagreeable attentions to Camilla. He
became angry, IL is claimed at her re-
lection of his advances, and was seen
paying considerable attention TO the
Vlctuals used I'm the Ciaria household.
On october food used by the Ciarias
was found poisoned
Though Chiordi cooked his own
meals. suspicion soon fastened on him
ana he was arrested. and the grand
Jury indicted him. The crime is a very
unusual one in this state
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1898-12-21
AT THE CITY HALL.
Teachers in the Evening Schools TO
Receive Salaries.
Police Committee Hearing Charges Against
PatroIman Mckenzie.

Ihe evening school teachers. to the
NUMBER or 244, which is less than the
number employed last year by about 30.
WIZ receive their salaries up TO date I'm
uhe rooms of the school department
irom IL until o'clock tomorrow after
noon The total amount to be paid to
the evening school teachers is sS0s7.
Ihe committee on police of the city
council is giving hearing i'm com
Hnittee room II this afternoon upon the
charges made against Mounted Officer
mckenzie OF the Second police station
ne charges do not come from a SUI
perior officer but from citizen.
Inc health department. reports two
cases OF scarlet fever. one on Prairie
avenue and one on Burnside street and
one case or diptheria on Pettis street.
Ihe total number Of persons reeis-
l'teu UP 10 last evening was 5o4i the
, lumber FOR the day being 24S. This was
= q gam Tor the day OF over December
~ 1897, but there is still a net loss on
he total of 1865
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1898-12-21
NO CURE, NO PAY.
Unique Defence Set Up In a Case Brought TO
Recover a Doctors Bill.

An interesting case was tried today
before Judge Bosworth and a jury I'm
which the unique defence was set up
against Doctors claim, that the
agreement with him was mo cure. no
pay DR.. Gideon l.. Duhraime. of New
bedtord, was the plaintiff, and he
sought to recover S55 from Hector Mon
art and wife. The disease treated was
dyspepsia and the defendant claimed
nothing was due as the agreements with
the doctor was that he should treat
Mr. Monart. and II there was a cure,
DIR. Duhaime, should be well paid for
his services. II was claimed that Mr..
Monart got worse and the doctor was
discharged.
Archambeault & Ganlin for pIaintiff
and Ii. j. Carroll for defendant.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1898-12-21
FRANKLIN SOCIETY.


Last evening before the Franklin So.
ciety at 81 North Main street Mr.
George H. Noble read paper on the
subject: interchangeable Parts IN
Mechanism"
AFTER a general Introduction to his
subject Mr.. Noble said Let us en-
quire as TO what ends are served bv
TINS interchangeability. Of parts i'm
mechanism. There are certain condi-
tons of manufacture and there are
| points of serviceability in use. IL would
] appear mat the earliest demand for
these two conditions arose concerning
the making and using of the military
in"shet or rlne-resulting i'm the ability
~ suppi! new member or part OF the
ihechanIsm without the aid of other
,ools than screw driver to replace an
injured part. Another illustration is
that OF the moving machine.
~ is SAID that the first watch was
MADE early I'm the 10th century by Peter
aeie OF Nuremburg, and from their
shape they We're called Nuremburg
eggs. II is far cry from those
clumsy hand made watches to the pres
ent day Waltham or Elgin watches. The
ltAt-feffeHeftt- tfTe-fHbOT- or m0ny
uays, the latter of two days. Now parts
Tor the modern watch made on the in
terchan2eable system are kept I'm store
py the watch repairers"
lie sa-i that this method of mann
facture was adopted for the sewing
machine before IL came into use for
watches. This system requires that all
pieces snail be as nearly as is possible
dupiicstes of each other. which fact
would appear To involve more expense.
out such ~ not the ease under existing |
methods of manufacture.
Mr.. Noble explained the methods
adopted Tor accuracy. and the adyan-
lages resulting from the skill Isr1utred
Dy workman I'm the continuous MAX
ing or the same part OF any mechanism
Also that the assembling of the parts
into a whole machine was unattended |
with further fitting.
The standards for accurate n,aasu,.o
ments were explained and also tha
means for Keeping records Of the stand
ara sizes OF all parts OF mechanism
MS paper as read was from the
'tsndpoint OF practical knowledge Of
ne subject and though not glowing
Win the possibilities of either the poet-
G or the romantic yet IL was mad !
'aslly interesting to the listeners and |
luite long discussion followed rho |
eading. ''S
Next meeting January 3. 1899. when
mere VIII take place the annual cleo
ION OF officers. and a review of the sci
htinc discoveries. etc. i'm 1898 by the
resident Scott A. Smith
4
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1898-12-21
W.K.POTTER,P ,Providence. RI. &kMmMp
- wEsrMNsT@RF s@agH sTE@H O.
A FRIGHTFUL DEATH.
Chisholm Fell on Electric Wires and
Was Burned 10 Death.
Several Hundred Spectators Watched Work.
men Who Tried 10 Rescue Him.

Chicago, Dee. 21.-Among a net work
OF wires 20 fcet above the ground Rod
erick Chisholm an electrician. was
slowly burned 10 death ian sight of sew
eral hundred spectators at the corner
of both and State streets. For nearly
ten minutes the horror-strcken crowd
watched the workmen i'm their frantic
endeavors To release their comrade
from among the wires.
'hisholm was employed by the Com
inonwealth Electric Company and with
a number OF other men was stringlng
electric wires along state street While
at the top OF one OF the poles Il lis sup
posed he grasped "a live wire. He was
seen To fall back among tho wires ap-
parently lifeless.
ladders were secured and after con-
sioeIaple dlfiiculty and not a little dan
ger To the rescuers ChishoIm's body
was gotten to the street
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1898-12-21
NO "GUN PLAY" IN HIS COURT.


81. Louis. Dec. 2l.-Judge Peabody n,
The First District Police Court appearo.
yesterday as plaintiff i'm a case befors
Judge Stevenson OF the Dayton Street
Police Court. Attorney jefferson ID
Storts, his old-time opponent annear.
ing Tor the defence. Judge Steyensop
summoned Peabod. and the Stor, q
brothers before him and said: Cen
tlemen. before We begin this case. I
want 10 ask IL you are armed. Have
You weapon. Mr. Storts?"
Your Honor" replied the LAWYER
whenever | enter a court OF Justice
always leave my weapons behind me
Turning TO the plaintiff. the Judge
asked. Judge Peabody. are YOU
armed?"
II am your Honor" he replied
There are two men I'm this court room
who have threatened my life. The gen.
eral statutes give me the right To pro-
tect myself"
Wei. Judge Peabody. you will have
10 give over your weapon while i'm this
court" said Judge Stevenson.
Judge Peabody drew a revolver from
ais pocket and handed IL to Marshal
Weineil
Brock storts. also an attorney and
prother OF Jefferson ID. Storts. was
then asked " he was armed lie re-
'iied that he never carried a pistol i'm
1is lie. The case was then procoeaeb
With. Late this afternoon the Jury re-
turned verdict i'm favor OF tho de-
PENDANTS. Judge Peabody denounces
tne verdict Az an outrage. saving.
ine storts own the town"
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1898-12-21

An English expert prophecies a unl-
verssi dearth In the wheat supply. lie
claims that the wheat producing soil is
unequal to the strain that will be mn,
upon IL. Even now when the fooa sn,,
ply of the world II ample. thousands ~,
becHrse their disoroered stomacbs saIi
10 properly assimilate the food the,
a@<n-- -l4nst-ttAf-e Stomach RTTTa,,
STRENGTHEN ana tone up the sfomaob
And digestive organs. and enable tbep,
20 perform their proper functions This
great remedy cures dyspepsia. tornld
liver. nervousness and fever and ague.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1898-12-21

TEALL WILL
MAKE FIGHT.
Council Files Motion For Taking
Of Dispositions.
WILL Be TAKEN IN new YORK.
H;aT c. Boton and Minnie Jones Are
Among Those Who win Be Examined.
MISS GEORGIA CAYvANS POSITION.
u IS Eore Than fnhhs Sh, VIII Be Peard in
toStaLC Oh 1, (harg;s Which She Sfys
Ire (iusani rnsaHan cd

That clubman oliver Sumner Teall Is
reaiiy III earnest I'm his statements that
ne would take an active part i'm the
troubles that have resulted from the
taxing OF testimony in the divorce suit
brought against him by his wife. Flor
ence Il. TEAL, was evidenced 10y a mo-
tion made by his counsel i'm the Appel-
iate Court today. Mr.. Teall has again
resumed agreeable relations with the
attorney whom he engaged when the
divorce proceedings were begun. bIt
whom he afterwards ATTEMPTED to re-
pudiate. for that attorneys name ia
signed TO the motion made i'm court I'm.
day. This motion asks that a commits
sion issue To Charles Edgar Mills of
New York city TO take the deposltlons
OF Henry G. Bolton, Minnie Jones and
others. As the actress, Miss Georgia
Cayyan, has insisted that she must
nave an opportunity to be heard I'm
contradiction OF what she claims 10 ba
the cruel and unwarranted charges
against her character made in the tes-
'unony taken in support Of Mrs. Tealrs
pe,itloh. IL is probable her deposition
" b- tukun by MT. MTITs.
As the taking OF dispositions will oc-
cur~on January 4, ii is probable tho
local hearing OF the case will have to !
oe postponed beyond the 20 DAYS fixed |
py the court as the time of the adj |
lournment OF the hearing of the case. |
Mrs. TEAL must. IL she wishes to secure !
4 divorce, attend the court when II |
taxes up the case again, as the Judges |
NIsn 10 interrogate Mrs. Teall a. to her ]
residence in the state.
supreme Court
Appellate Division.
State OF Rhode Island
Providence. $. c.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1898-12-21
INDUCTION GRANTED.
Emma GobslIIe Wins First Point in Case Against
Joseph Meunsr

In the petition of Emma Gobeille of
Woonsocket for an injunction against
Joseph Meunier of the same city tho
Appellate Court today handed down an
opinion granting the injunction. The
complainant showed the respondent
was eNcavating the complainant's land
anu had erected I'm part "A wall for tho
purpose of supporting the complain
ants land, placing the wall partly ON
the complainants land.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1898-12-21
Her Skull Fractured.

Mary Couti, an Italian woman 46
years old, while hanging out clothes in
her yard at % Spruce street this after
noon shortly after o'clock. slipped and
fell on the icy surface and received 3,
fracture at the base of the skull. She
was takn TO the X. |. HospitaI in an
ambulance. '
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1898-12-21
Verdict for FuII Am,unt.

Beiore jury in Judge Bosworth's
court ihls morning, was tried the case
Of William Murray w. Sylvester ru.
hnghast. MIR. Murray sued 10 RECOVER
80 due Tor painting some houses FOR
MI. Tillinghast. The latter claimed
the work was not done according to
the agreement made bv Mr.. MURRAY
The jury found for Mr.. Murray in tLc
full amount claimed
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1898-12-21
Uuo on Trial.

This afternoon the trial of tbe c,.,
% state -NS.- Eidelo I'zyo. wss bc,,,,,
before Judge Wilbur and Jury Tn.
charge II assault with intent 10 com.
NIT rape
Assistant Attornev General steerus
i"r me state aud Charles y. SALISBURY
ioI the defendant.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1898-12-21

Governor-elect Roosevelt Is repaired
20 hate made up his mind against the
brewers and an other retaIiatorv in.
reference with the New York police.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1898-12-21
Oliver Sumner Teal.
Motion

And now comes the respondent. OIL
Yer sumner Teal. and moves that a
sonIhission Nh, issue To Charles Edgar
Mills. il5 Broadway, New York cifv
n a., to take the testimony of Henry
=. Bolton. Minnie Jones and Others to
DE used at the trial OF said cause i'm
behalf OF said respondent. and the time
Tor taking said dispositions be the ttb
DAY OF January. 1880. or a. such other
Tine on times as said commissioner NAV
designate. and that the place of taking
said depositions be designated a. the
Office of said Charles Edgar Mills M TX
Broadvay. New York city y. Y.
BY Ills attorneys.
Edwin p. Allen a. Jas A. Williams
Accompanying the motion was a no.
tice or entrance of appearance as AT
torney FOR the respondent of James A.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1898-12-21

Quotations marked hy arc for less ,hsn
iloOt, par value of stocK.
lxx.lHvidend
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1898-12-21

STATE OF RHODE ISLAND
County OF Providence. SIS:
!. Geo w Lanphear, Cashier of the above
named bank, do soemnly swear that the aboy.
statement is true TO the best OF nv inoyiedge apS
belief GEO "A IANpgi, Ap 49, snu
OF Dece mber 1898 " "'
Correct-Attest: "
Gig SifsfsF i s&h$fsH \ $$fi,sIHstIrs. director.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1898-12-21
BANK STATEMENTS.
Manufacturers
NATIONAL BANK
73 WESTMINSTER ST.

OF the condition OF the MANUFACTURERS
NATIONAL BANK, at Providence. in the stats
OF Rhode Island, at the close OF business, Dec.
], 1855: wv
The Eddy current., 1898-10-22
Vote the Ticket.


EDDY, n. NJ Oct 20 gs
EplroR CrRRENT;
Ia view OF the fact that the republi-
cans of tins county having nominated
a part OF ticket, and boy that action,
which Is intended 90 east reflections rs'
peclal 3 upon Mr Cochran aud ~
" elch, tmuk democrats snuuld
hesitate d long time before supporting
any part oi the republican ticket.
While the gentlemen H1min4' "a by
the republicans are al hHuw4b. nd
high minded ciiSrns they ar' r.' tho
superior OF any mlnuu thr drr.r 'tic
ticket Take the remark H Mr.
Pratt in thr wpuuuran convention
that hr had never hfeathrd anything
but republican air sho oEing thr nr ls
a strong partisan Nov, if he b. Do "a
The Eddy current., 1898-10-22
JOHN BULL IN AFRICA.
The Crany old aentieman New owns About
400. 600 annare Mllea


100000 square Miles.
Tho latest acquisition Of African ter.
ritory gives Great Britain an unbroken
line across the longth Of Africa from
the Mediterranean aud the Nile 20 the
extreme point Of the continent In all,
this territory, hold In various ways,
frOIa Caps Colony up 20 the "occupa.
tion" Of Egypt, Is In extent about l, 400, .
900 square miles and has n population
Of 30, 600, 600. In the Nile valley Il In.
cludes inoomparahly che best Of north
Africa In Uganda II holds the key 70
the lakes Of central Africa, nearly as
large az our OWL lako system. Tho new
treaty gives II the high land west Of
Lake Tanganyika, considerably higher
and healthier than the eastern, In Ger
man hands
The new conquests Of the BRITISH
South Africa company add tho great Ia
hollands Of the interior Of subtropical
Africn, IN much Of which white men
live, Lastly, there II Cape Colony, she
only vital European settlement IN all
Africa A. II stands this great high.
way holds two.thirda Of all Of Africa In
which Europeans can live and carry on
efficient administration. u has the
most fertile tract In the continent In
Egypt IT, healthiest ia Capo Town, its
greatest gold mines and the only rcgion
from which tropical Africa can be con.
trollcd
still moro important IL Ia relation 10
African water courses. A steamer can
start at Alexandria and run, when the
mahdis successor IL cleared away, 10 y
point on Albert Edward Nyanza, 1876
miles from Lake Tanganyika This runs
90 within 20 miles Of Lake NyRsaa, From
this lake the Shire river broken at
Mufohison falls descends 20 the Fam.
besi aud the Indian ocean. From nav
igablo point on the Congo " less than
100 miles to Lake TangMyikh The
Aruwini runs M near the Nile. II 10
possible 90 sta. at the mouth Of the Fam
bezi and roao the mouth Of the Kongo
or Nile with less thnn 200 miles Of land
travel, and tho koy aud center 10 this
great system ia now In English banda
Omaha Beo.
The Eddy current., 1898-10-22

Judges should not be sent 10 New
Mexico for their health; there are too
many criminals here Tor the health OF
good law abiding citizens What we
want is Judge who has health enough
20 make this territory unhealthy tor
criminals; a man who can run court
night and day and can dispose OF bust.
ness by holding the lawyers down and
prevent them from talking too much,
thereby wasting the tax payers money.
The Eddy current., 1898-10-22
Notice OF Size, iPs sale.


s. T bi1ragI
w.
Harry Hart ,
Undor and by virtue 60 execution vcndi-
tiOni cNpOnas, Issued ui ui the district
court ul the county oi D. 10y, territory oi
New Mexico. on tho .jth LAY Oi september
a, u. i,lN, ~ tho nbo, entitled action,
wherein p. L HitbnR, tnC above named
pluiUilu, DOT Niu NJ . iudEucnt nnd order ~
sale psalm i.tIf, .ri, defendant, on tho
said Judgment ana dor ~ sale was duly
rcCurdt a and D. yet unsu tisinctOry, | am
compelled tn sell nll thut frtain lot, piece
or parcel ui land situate. ing and being in
the county ui EDDY, trirl ry oi New MoN-
leo, nnd particularly dcrC bed NJ lot u in
block bs OF the Lowe addition, la the town
OF Eddy,
Now. therefore, notice - hereby given
that on Monday, the sitl day of october,
A u. ihls, between tie hours OF 10 O'Clock
o. m, nud % clock q, IA. u that day, lu
front oi the court house door, Ia the town
ana county ~ Lddy, I viii IN obedience 20
said writ Hnd order oi aal sell the above
described property, or 20 luch thereof az
may be- nCcet sary 10 satlfi aid plalntln' b
judgment w'fh Interest o. N aud cost, to
the highest ANA best bldd, ,ir cash.
That tie said Judgment amounts 90 the
sum Of SIPS % damages witt ltercst thereon
amounting 60 the snm oiN land ST. ~ cost
tax aud the cost ~ this sale tn be- taxed
N. STEWART
shorin Eddy County.
by X u, Armstrong, peputf, sep -
The Eddy current., 1898-10-22

Quite number of republicans In
Eddy have expressed their determine.
ton 10 vote and work on election day
for Hon. II u. FERGUSON. In 50 do
ing they argue that they are only liy-
ng up 90 the principles Of the party Of
AbEaham Lincoln and John A. Logan
both OF whom believed m securing the
best man 10 represent the people
They say delegate has r. vote IN
congress and cannot therefore do any
harm, While FERGUSON has done much
good already IA passing his school land
law and other measures. which meet
the appreciation ot all good citizens
lie has also been ready at all times tu
answer letters aud assist his constit
tuents IN every way IN his power IN
business matters connected with the
government ut Washington. Then
the scnseless howl about republican
being better ahi" - .,.,ae.,t tba t.s
ritofy before a republican congress Is
Taking Ferguson votes, Tor all re
member how the man Of brains Cat.
ron failed 10 repuutf the people
before republican congress aud came
home without accomplishing anything
excepting the matter Of having two
sons appoinled to the government
schools.
The Eddy current., 1898-10-22

While the south, especially Missis
sippi and Louisiana, Is praying fur
frost 10 stop the rayages OF yellow
fever, the north as far south as south
ern Kansas and Missouri is 10 the
throes OF winter, aud stock on Nebras
ka ranges is dying from the cold,
Thus both north and south Of the
ptcos Valley do the people suffer from
climatic conditions, proving the oft
repeated assertion that this valley has
the most perfect climate In the United
States
The Eddy current., 1898-10-22

Mrs. Balllngton Booth, OF The
American Volunteers, is writing out
her experiences Ia American prisons,
aud In the slums o. New York, for
the Ladies Home Journal Mrs Booth
has perhaps come closer 10 the lives
and conhdences OF the men aud women
In prisons, and 20 know the poor bet
tei. than any woman living She will
not on,y tell what SHE has seen, but she
will point out wnat her experience has
shown hor 90 De the most effective way
in dealing with the people oi the pris
ons aud the slums
The Eddy current., 1898-10-22
Hon q. A. Richardson.

The democrats Of the territory have
been exceedingly fortunate thus far
iu the class OF men they have nomi.
mated for Office. The democracy OF
the sOuthern counties Is 10 be congrat-
ulated on the excellent choice for
councilman from the Ninth Senatorial
district, consisting Of the counties OF
Chayes, Eddy, Lincoln, Dona Aan aud
Grant. No better man could have
possibly have been selected than Hon,
q. \. Richardson, the capable, honest
Roswell attorney.
Mr.. richardson has occupied many
positions OF trust IN the territory, aud
ever his duties have been performed
~ such manner as 10 commend him
10 the respect OF members ot all parties
lle is now president of the board ,i
regents of the territorial coUege OF
agriculture aud mechanics arts Of Las
Cruces, and In the many improvements
that have been pushed forward In the
last lew years he has been largely con
ctrned.
Mr. Richardson will be elected as a
matter of course lie will ably repre-
sent the interests OF his constituents
but he vi do much more. lie viii
represent the people OF the whole Ter
ritory. lie has proven by his past
record, as few men have proven, that
there is nothing of that narrow sec.
tiunal vision about him that cannot
see beyond the limitations OF the home
town,
Mr.. Richardson can be depended up.
on under all circumstances 10 act un'
hinchingly up 10 the high standard OF
what he believes 10 be right, No init
midation or bribery or pro
mise can ever influence him single
jot In his advocacy OF d measure, OF his
casting of a vote.
This Is the kind of o man that we
are proud Of; the kind of a man who
will exalt the name Of united New
Mexico, and help 10 remove the re-
proach of corrupt methods and selfish
motives with which our legislatures
nave been too often charged In the
past Alb. Democrat.
"say, old man how about that Albert
Dunn MonogramY They sell II at
The Eddy current., 1898-10-22

The SAINTS fe New Mexican max
Frost, Guly Otero and Tom Catron)
say that "a progressive, live county
like Ed0y cannot afford 60 be boxed
up with democratic bourbonism %
But Il Will be- noticed that the brst
counties an this territory are all demo
cratic and the old fossils, the back
numbers the counties where all the
scandals grow which make the terri
tory obnoxious 10 outsiders are r.
publican. All the politicians accused
of crimes untold arr also republican,
such as Catron, Frost, OterC and the
balance OF the disreputable gangs
which have infested this territory foT
years. Valencia county Is republican
and Il Is q we'll known fact that that
county always withholds rs election
returns until the number OF votes ne.
cessary 90 the republicans can b'
earned when the number Is generally
stuffed iuto the boxes and the .returnl
made up. 4 low down whelp like
Frost should never utter word agains
honest democracy The facts are tha
the only hope OF Eddy county, and TO
that matter she whole territory, Is Il
democracy Frost does not know thI
lifst definition Of the word democracy
lie Is too much OF trimmer aE'
boodler 10 know anything except los
cunning and boodleism.
The Eddy current., 1898-10-22

from Pecos city, Texas. appeared
Wednesday. II isaneat looking sheet
showing that is proprietors, Messrs.
l'reweu n Iiardwicke, are both practi.
cal nnNapnper men.