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nfcGill Union 90 Meet.

Copies OF the following notice have been
sent 90 the members OF the McGlll Catho-
uc Union:
you are requested 10 attend an extra
ordinary business meeting OF the McGill
Catholic Union, on Monday evening next
June 9Th. at $50 i. NJ. Our honorary
president. Right Rev Bishop Van de
Vyvcr will preside. and also give a fun
report as 10 the condition OF our Grace
street property up to the present time"
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ALLEGHANY HOTEL,

GOSHEN, VA.
For beauty OF architecture and ele-
cance Of equipment "this new and mod
ern structure" has not o. rival among
the summer resort hotels In America.
Elevation. 500 feet. Electric light, hot
and cold water baths, alum, sulphur,
chalybeate and lithia waters on oraught.
Omen June 18th 20 October 1st
j. b. WOOD. Proprietor. =.
]. W. Bell. Manager. my3l-eodlm
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NOTICE.

O0-O.O~-~l r-----N0-N0-0O-~-~-~-~
NOTICE TO FARM OWNERS.
We are preparing. for distribution
throughout Che North and West. our new
on aioauc OF
VIRGINIA FARM LANDS pOR SALE
oenu IN a description or your property
al once. No charges IL we do not sell.
Free advertising
VIM. 3. PIZZINI CO.,
5e5-1t 1905 Bank street.
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REMOVAL OF OFFICES.

On MONDAY. June 9Th. the OFFICES Of
the Manager aud Cashier OF tho southern
bell Telephone and Telegraph Company
CRichmoDd Telephone ENchangel VIII %
removed from No. 8 north Ninth streec
to 1914 EAST MAIN STREET Je4-3t
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only n few which can easily DO made
up from the extra number in two OF the
other companies
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In execution Of a certain deed Of trust.
dated May 18th. 1896. recorded In ID. y.
1874. p. ia. Richmond Chancery Court
and d. 3. 15lA, p. $40, Henrico County
Court. default having been made In the
debt secured and being required so to do
bv the beneficiary the undersigned trustee
will sell by public auction, on the prem
Uses, on - $50
TUESDAY. JUNE It'll 1898,
o+ 2 o'clock =. NJ, the real estate referred
10 in said deed. as FIVE lots Of land with
the improvements thereonlying and being
I'm the city of Richmond. Va fronting
80 feet on the east line OF WILLIAMSBURG
avenue and having depth by the SOUTH
ern line Of Lewis street Of 100 feet 10 an
alley. and on the southern line OF salu
lots 10 1912 feet. ALSO. all that LOT OF
land in the county OF Henrico east OF
and near the city Of Richmond va, al
the southeast corner of Lewis and Wilt
shire streets, fronting 200 feet on Wilt
shire street and extending back along
wiltshire street and between parallel
lines 20 feet. The erection Of number OF
small dwelling on these lots can be made
n most valuable investment. as there is al
All times a good demand for small houses
I'm that location by u good class OF
tenants.
TERMs:-Cash as TO expenses OF sale,
any delinquent taxes and the sum Of
$500. with interest thereon from May 18th,
1903. and as to the residue, If any, in two
equal instruments, by negotiable notes at
six and twelve months, with interest
added. secured by deed OF trust, or all
cash at the option OF the purchaser. The
said terms having been fixed by the trus-
tee after first applying TO the grantors
I'm said deed TO prescribe terms as 10
residue and their failure 10 do so.
O. II. FUNSTEN. Trustee.
J. r. Elan q Co, Auctioneers.
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PERSONALS.

A BOX. OF WAR AND MAINE SOU
venirs flag pins, etc, new. by mail, 10
I'M catalogue free; big money. l.. ~.
CUsHMAN. Mrs. "a oliver street,
Boston. Mass. myO'e.E,lo4t'
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EMPLOYMENT wANTED--Female.

WANTED. BY a WOMAN OF REFINE
ment, home I'm country for summer
Good hOusekeeDer and seamstress. ln-
derstands care OF chickens and dairy.
Will make herself useful for board for
self and two small children under good
control References exchanged ADJ
dress H.. Times office, Richmond, Va.
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Ocean View Hotel,

ULbNlN IIWl ' -
one Of the most delightful pleasure
resorts on the Chesapeake bay, eight
miles from Norfolk open June LIST. Boat
ing. bath, fishing. music etc High
standard. Excellence in every depart
ment Write to LEE Is ERSKINE for
booklet my20-eod12t
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REAL ESTATE AGENTS

WANTED
SEVERAL HOUSES FOR BUYERS,
20 10 rooms; price not over $4,000. 10:
cation, west of Fifth street, east OF
Laurel street. north OF Main and south
of Broad streets. List you property for
WNf. y. PIZIING Co.
io5-ft 1000 Bank street
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ROCEbridgG Alum Springs, Va.

Where admirers find most beautiful wo-
men and handsome men; invalids health;
the youthful pleasure; old maids loversi
bachelors mOthers-ln-law. All cool spot
In the clouds. far removed from Spanish
warships. Other attractions furnished in
pamphlet form upon application.
JAMES A. FRAZIER,
mv26 Managing Receiver.
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Delinquent Tax Land Grabbsrs
Are After Your property.

Put your case In our hands. We VIII
lend you money on your properly. Toy
your taxes and save both your properly
and money. .,e,,,>- ~
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TARBoRO. N. c.. June Especial
There will be game Of ball played
here June Sth and 9th between Tarboro
and the University OF Virginia teams.
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Opens June 10Th. Closes Oct LIST
SEASON 1895.
Buffalo Lithia Springs Hotel,

COTTAGE SYSTEM
On Atlantic & Danville r. Il. Mecklen-
burg Co, va. IS Miles East OF
Danvilie, Va.
Round Trip and Excursion Tickets on
Sale at Reduced Rates from all
Principal Points
HOT AND COLD MINERAL WATER
BATHS
TERMS FOR BOARD: Per day $3.50
500 and 800; per week. Sli00. $500
and $500. per month, (2S days., $500,
5000 and $4,000.
Children under u years Of age and col
orcd servants half price when served
in ordinary. Children occupying seats
In main Dining Han, S.9y per , Wees.
servants charged according 10 accom-
mOdations given them. All meals sent
20 rooms. 25c. extra.
Sec pamphlet for full particulars.
THOS Il. GOODE,
4. W Archer Manager PrOpr.
Dr. Il. s. WhaleY Resident Physician.
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MISS BETTY BURWELL BOOKER,
al jefferson Hotel.
JUNE 9TH. at s:l0 o'clock.
Admission. Joc Jeo-su,th-t'
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q HERIFFs SALE,
VALUABLE RAILROAD TIES, OAK
AND PINE LUMBER, OAK
LOGS, &c.
BY virtue Of an order OF the Circuit
Court OF Chesterfield IN the sun OF y. l.
Watkins VS.. HOskins Lumber company
entered May -, 1888, l snail on ,r->,r,
FRIDAY. THE 10TH DAY OF JUNE
1898,
at u o'clock ". on the wharves OF tAe
Farmville and Powhatan railroad "a al Ger Fer
muda Hundred, on James river, IN Cnes-
ferdeld county sell the following Prop
sTiy h9 Of OAK T5 6Ak 1883 %Sp if PTN p
IIrNf,SrR ond n large number OF WHITE
OAK LOGS. u to 10 feet. long. This Is a
fine lot OF Lumber, and Is ready ior
TERMS: One-third cash; balance in
equal payments at sixty ana hln1H
days. the purchaser to give pond Win
approved security. W r. crrr
Sheriff OF Chesterfield County
te5-su tn th3t
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REV. DONALD GUTHRIE.
SECOND PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH,
THURSDAY NIGHT NEXT. jej
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AUCTION Satisfactorily.

Rv =. A. Catlln. Auctioneer,
No. 8 north Eleventh street.
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SUMMER RESORTS.
NEW SUNNI Err RESORT

THE BUCK ROE BEACH HOTEL IS
situated on Hampton Roads, IN sight OF
incoming and outgoing steamers. This
delightful summer resort Will be opened
for guests MAY ID. The hotel has been
enlarged. Perfect sanitary condition and
plumbing. Bathing is unexcelled. Fish
the cool breezes Of the Atlantic. Electric
cars every fifteen minutes for Fort Mon
roe. Hampton and Newport News. No
liquors sold nor gambling permitted.
Picnic parties allowed the use OF the
mammoth pavilion during the day. Music
every night except Sunday.
For terms apply 70
CHARLES II. HEWINS,
Manager Buck Roe Beach Hotel.
ap26-2t Hampton. Va.
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EMPLOYMENT wANTTD-Maie.

EMPLOYMENT WANTED BY
steady reliable man. also a Mason.
Quick az figures; rapid penman; has had
considerable mercantile experience. Best
references. Address MASON, Ilmcs
office. JeJ-ll
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AMUSEMENT.
ANNOUNCEMENT.

ANNOUNCEMENT.
GRAND OPENING
MAIN STREET VAUDEVILLE PARK,
Main and Vine streets,
JUNE 18TH
A grand array Of talent. A clean ana
pleasing performance for ladies and chill
dren. No liquors improper or disorderly
people allowed In ground Auspices West
End Athletic Association. je5-lt
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Bv Geo. =. Crawford q CO..
Rcal Estate Auctioneers.
WIN. 3. Pizzini Co.
Real Estate Auctioneers'
1905 Bank street.

A T THE REQUEST OF THE OWNER
"A WE ,.
WILL OFFER AT PUBLIC AUCTION
ON
TUESDAY. JUNE. =. 1888. 49,.
on the premises, at CLOCK T. A. Inv
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Observation-Disclosures SALE.
YOUR RENT WILL BUY.

ONLY SMALL CASH PAYMENT All An
$500 Monthly - TwO-Story DetaS Sst, u
Brick. Broad street. oppos,,,tto
CHIAIBORAZO PARK. A Deau'4-
$50 90 Monthly-Three-S Brick. Tn mr.
tv-second street, ) rooms, PAhN
FRONT. Can't be built Tor inc
money. IT,, e,ory
Frame S rooms, No. @04 Jeners sl,.
street. Large lot; room enough Aoi
two more houses. e.o~,,
sl5OO Monthly - Modern Two S,oiy
Frame. rooms, city watsr, a. a.. ],
vert. &C. Double parlorS slut"o
doors. No 1872 west Cary street
RIO 20 NfonthIv-Medium sized, rooms ,
good lot. side and rear alleys. west
Clay street. -
$40 90 Nonthly-Neat Cottages, Brick ana
Frame CITY water and culvert' We
randa porohes. Linden street.
400 Monthly-Detached rooms an9
w. halls. verandah porches. Gooa
neigRborhood. Meade street near
Wnder street -.
All If the above are near electric cars.
irnnroving locations. and can be oousht
low Come and see us, and We VIII bhV"
Won how your rent will buy them.
J. THOMSON BROWN Is CO.,.
ie5-1t No. 1113 east Main street
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AUCTION sALrs---Futute Days.

N~>N~OO~~~~~ey~r~s~,er~ WV ~ " e- 81 ~ - -,
nv / ID Carneal Real Estate Agent and
Auctioneer, 11O6 east Main street.
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FOR RENT.

FOR SALE. ONE YOUNG MARE, FAST
and stylish. VIII be sold at a bargain.
Can be seen az III cast Main street.
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NOW IS YOUR TIME 10
more broken collars: sample 23c Big
commission. Lerew Horse Collar FRO
tector CO.. Lexington KY le9-N
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BY ]. B. Elan & Co.,
Real Estate Agents.

RUsTEE's AUCTION SALE
OF THE
WELL, LOCATED LOTS. WITH M
PROVEMENTS THEREON.
IN AND NEAR THAT PART OF THE
CITY KNOWN AS FULTON,
FRONTING WILLIAMSBURG AVENUE
AND LEWIS STREET.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1898-01-21
FEARS OF 4 FLOOD.
Ohio River and Its Tributaries Overflow
 Three Persons Drowned


 Louisville, Ky, Jan. 2O.-F'ears are entertained here of flood. The Ohio river is rising steadily During last night the rise was three feet, but the rain has ceased and the rise this morn ing was not so great. At noon the Reading at the locks was 23 feet inches in the canal. Reports indicate that much damage was done through out the state last night by the heavy rain and windstorm. Thomas Cross, a a swollen stream near West Baden, Ind. A son of farmer named Drury and a negro farm hand while crossing a Cumberland river ford in Jackson county, Tenn, were also drowned.
 In Falmouth, Kentucky, Methodist church was unroofed and barns and farmhouses in Garrard, Grayson, Hen derson, Union and Hickman counties were damaged. The Cumberland, Licking, Big Sandy and Green and all their tributaries are booming and many of them are out of their banks. At Leavenworth, Ind, the towboat Job Williams with a tow of sixty coal boats was caught in the storm there last night. Fourteen of the coal boats were sunk and two of the steamers crew were drowned At Ridgeway. H., a very disastrous wind and rain storm visited that portion last night. unroof- ing houses and drowning stock. The backwaters of the Ohio and Wabash rivers are inundating this territory,
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ATTITUDE TOWARD CUBA.
Same Now as Expressed in Presfdent's
 Measage-Yesse1s Ready.

Same Now as Expressed in Presfdenps
 Message-yessels Ready.
 Washington, Jan. 20.-Accurately 1n- formed members of congress say that the policy of the administration as to Cuba is in substance as follows: At the present moment it is felt that the same material conditions prevail that existed when the president sent his last message to congress. At that time it was stated that he plan of autonomy having been inaugurated it was the purpose of the executive branch to give proper time for this plan to be tried. The administration is said to entertain the same sentiments to-day. The re- cent occurrences at Havana are looked upon as affording evidence of discon- tent with the plan, but whether this will be sufficient to overcome the plan itself Is not looked upon as established with any degree of certainty. In the meantime the administration has adopt ed every precaution to guard against any sudden emergency such as an up- rising that will threaten American in- terests. This is not expected to occur, but if it should come 1t is said that the naval vessels of the United States can be in the harbor of Havana within six hours. In order that there may be no delay should any emergency arise, it is said that Consul General Lee has been empowered to make direct requests to the commanders of the warships so that the vessels could start on receipt of word from him.
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THE TELLER REsoL UTION.
Discussion on It Will be Continued in
 Senate To-day,

Senate To-day.
 Washington, Jan. 20.-By the decisive vote of Al to 25 the senate to-day de- cided to proceed at once to the consid- eration of the resolution introduced a few days ago by MT, Teller of Colorado, providing for the payment of bonds of the United States In silver at the option of government. The resolution pro- vides: That all bonds of the United States issued or authorized to be is sued under the said acts of congress hereinbefore recited are payable, princi- pal and interest at the option of the government of the United States in sil- yer dollars of the coinage of the United States containing four hundred and twelve and one-half grains each of stan- dard silver; and that to restore to its coinage such silver coins as a legal tender in payment of said bonds, prin- cipal and interest Is not in violation of the public faith nor in derogation of the rights of the creditors.'' This resolu- tion was discussed for some time and Senator Vest said it was his intention to press an immediate vote. However, he yielded later to a suggestion of Mir. Aldrich that further consideration of the resolution be postponed until to- morrow in order that those opposing it might have opportunity to prepare for the debate
The daily morning journal and courier., 1898-01-21
THE BR0OKFIELD TRAGEDY.
Suspects Examined but Fonnd Not to be
 Mueller,

Brookfield, Mass, Jan 20,-Deputy Sheriff Tarbell went to Pittsfield this afternoon, but failed to identify the man arrested in Great Harrington last night as Paul Mueller, the supposed murderer of the Newton family. MT. Tarbell left tonight for Westerly, R. l., to look at man under arrest there. Chief Wade of the state police has is- sued new circular announcing the re- ward of $500 by the town of Brookfield and giving description of Mueller, the only change In the latter over that pre- viously sent out being the statement that Mueller had another alias, being at one time known as Ed Gigner." The photograph of man arrested in San Jose, Cal, who it was thought might prove to be Mueller, was received to- day by Chief of Police Stanton of Brookfield, but showed the features and characteristics of an entirely different man from the suspected murderer.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1898-01-21
RETURNS s1,ooo, ,ooo CAPITAL STOCK.
Differences Between Bay State Gas Co. and
 Other CoInpanies Probably Settled.

Boston, Jan. 20.-The long continued controversies which have been fought in the courts of Delaware, New York and Massachusetts from time to time over the control of the Bay State Gas company and gas companies absorbed by 1t, all of which are In this immedi- ate vicinity, are at an end to all ap- pearances, In evidence of this, Albert c. Burrage, the lawyer who has been one of the chief figures in conducting the legal business of the Bay State Gas company, to-day issued the following concise statement: "The differences between Thomas L. Lawson and Henry M. Whitney and the different gas and coke companies represented by them were settled to-day at conference of all parties interested. The settlement included the return to the Bay State Gas company of Delaware of the ST. 100000 capital stock of the Bay State Gas company of New Jersey, the cleo ton of Lawson board of directors for the Boston, South Boston, Roxbury and Bay State companies and a Whitney board for the Brookline, Dorchester and Jamaica Plain companies.
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THE HAWAIIAN TREATY.
Only Six Senators Present at Conclusion
 of Morgan's Speech.

Only Six Senators Present at Conclusion
 of Morcan's Speech.
 Washington, Jan. 20.-Senator Nor gan concluded his speech to the senate in executive session to-day on the Ha- waiian treaty. He spoke for four hours and when he finished there was not more than half dozen senators pres ent. He contended that the disposition of the whites was to treat the Kanakas liberally and said there was one nati-e in President Dole's cabinet and five na- tives in the senate, while majority of the members of the house were na- tives. There was a call for a quorum during the day but the senator remon- strated, saying that he preferred a small audience to the Interruption caused by a call. Senator Teller took the floor and will speak when the treaty is next taken up. The senate will to- morrow consider the nomination of At torney General McKenna to be associ- ate justice of the supreme court.
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AN IMPoRrAYr cIRcULAR.
Bank Examiners Must Not Do Private
 Work for Banks.

WOrk TOT BaDKss
 Washington, Jan. 20.-Mr. Dawes, comptroller of the currency, has issued the following circular to all national banks and bank examiners It has come to my attention that 1t has been the custom of some national bank ex- aminers to accept employment and compensation in making extra exanin- ations and reports of conditions of na- tional banks assigned them for regular examination. For an examiner to ac- cept employment in examinations of the same bank from both the government and the bank has a tendency to inter- fere with that rigid impartiality which should characterize his work as a gov- ernment official. Notice is hereby giv- en that hereafter examiners will not be allowed to accept employment from na- tional banks in making examinations for private use of such bank. MT. Dawes said that so far as he knew there never had been an instance of abuse of the privilege, but he believed it was wrong in principle.
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CORNELL soMEWnAr AT SEA.
Waiting for Definite Answers from Har-
 yard, Columbia and U. of F.

yard, Columbia and U. of F.
 Ithaca, N. Y, Jan. 2O.-Prominent members of the Cornell athletic council tonight said that Cornell can do noth- ing further toward final arrangements of the spring boat racing until definite Pennsylvania and Columbia to the communications sent from Ithaca to these universities a few days ago. Cap- Colson has thus far received but one acknowledgement of receipt of his let ter, and this was from Captain Good rich of Harvard. It is stated that this letter contains no statement which would give Harvard's opinion on the formation of rowing associations men, toned by Cornell The council, which has now given up all intention of fur ther negotiations with Yale for the present season give no credence to the report that Harvard intends acting as ar intermediate party in bringing the race off between Cornell and Yale Lit tie is now said here regarding the mat ter and a failure to bring about sue. cassful negotiations Is attributed 10 nothng more than the differences in the athletic policies of the two universi- ties It is highly probable that the University Of Wisconsin will be asked to send crew east to compete in the regatta, the formation Of which Cor nell is now endeavoring to complete. Forty candidates for CornelPs baseball team began indoor training to-day in one of the large exposition buildings at the fair grounds.
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BOARD OF HEALTH HEAnINe
On Proposed Public Laundry Measure
 Held Last Night.

The board of health last night gave a public hearing on the resolution pre- sented to the board of aldermen by AL derman Chilingworth concerning the in- spection of public laundries by the board of health and police. About a dozen citizens appeared at the hearing among them being MT. Chlllingworth, who spoke in favor of the proposition. and Charles A. Baldwin, who appeared to oppose the proposition in the inter ests of some of the Chinese laundry men. MT. Baldwin held that the pass age of the resolution presented by MT. Chillingworth would impose unneces- sary trouble upon the Chinamen and the poor washerwomen in the city. MT. Chillingworth answered this by saying that the Chinese laundrymen robbed between 300 and 400 poor washerwomen of the city of living.
 Several laundrymen appeared to be heard on the matter, among them being MT. Crawford. representing the Troy laundry; MT. Moran of the Nonapreil, W. F. Bouton of the Domestic and I1SuTy bdTIGS Ol lHG ECtlu LILY NCOs All these gentlemen. with the exception of MT. Barnes. opposed the proposition on the ground that the measure propos- ed was not necessary. MT. Barnes favored the measure and said that he believed that 1t would be a good thing in the same way that the licensing of a druggist protects him from bad druggist He extended an invitation to the board of health and also to the general public to visit the Pond Lily laundry. The board went into execu- tive session at 9:30 o'clock and decided to award the garbage contracts to Rob- ert Daly for the east district, and to Contractors Farnham E and Lawrence for the west district The board refus- ed to give out the contract prices for publication. The laundry matter will be further considered before the board of health makes it's recommendations to the court of common council.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1898-01-21
MEANING OF "INTImID4TIoN."
Important Ruling by Judge Sheldon
 "Threats to Use Force"


 "Threats to Use Force"
 Boston, Jan. 20.-Judge Sheldon of the superior criminal court to-day de- cided point of law which is of im- portance to labor organizations. His honor ruled that the word ''intimida- ton" as used in the statute, means threats to use force and does not mean threats to leave work" or threats to refuse to work with others. The case was that of Magnus A. Frid- berg vs. Patrick Cummings and John A. Ainsworth, two members of the Coopers' union. The affair grew out of controversy between the members of the Coopers' union and the Roxbury Brewing company regarding the em- ployment of F'ridberg, nineteen-year- old boy, as an apprentice to the brew cry, without the consent of the union. The union refused to permit the com any to employ the boy and he was dis charged. He then brought action on the ground of intimidation.