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The San Francisco call., 1899-03-18
THE DEADLOCK
REMAINS UNBR0KEN

. CALL HEADQUARTERS, SAC
) RAMENTO, March 17.-Van R.
> Paterson was again brought into
. the Senatorial fight to-day by the
) vote of Senator Langford, Demo-
) crat, of San Joaquin County. Mr.
) Langford is the first Democrat to
, vote for the Republican since this
> Senatorial fight opened, but it is
) considered that his switch has no
) political significance for the reason
) that he is a warm admirer of Mr..
) Paterson's and they are neighbors.
) Besides this, Mr.. Langford received
) from Mr.. Paterson an hour before
) the ballot telegram asking him as
) a neighborly favor to cast his vote
) for him.
; AS the Barnes people feared
) would be the case, Robinson of
; Placer County changed his vote to
; Grant when the first ballot made
; an opportunity for him to do so.
) Huber, Marvin and Merrill were
) all made the subject of a wild
) rumor that they would desert
) Grant to go to Burns. but their
, sound standing in the Grant camp
) was too well known by those on the
; inside to make them even a matter
; of inquiry.
, Caminetti, Fairweather and Mead
) all voted for Jesse r. Grant, and
) the rest of the Democrats split
; their strength between Sims, But
Ter, White, Phelan and others who
; have been voted for from time to
time during the session.
Ned Hamilton, of the Examiner,
, was complimented with four votes,
, and for moment the rumor went
) wild that Mr.. Hearst's paper was
, up here attempting to break Re-
publican deadlock. The danger
was over, though, when the follow
ing vote was announced as the re-
suit of the first ballot:
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pose of giving back to Mr. Spreckels the
amount he so generously and so willingly
turned over to the State.
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OF a general levy, and the fees collected by
the several officers, amounted to the follow
ing:
General tax levy cents .................S $50 S61
Fees and fines % 900
lOLdl y "a, Sbl
That by the act of 1897 section ISL, the saIa-
ries Of officers in said county were increased
in the sum of S15, 800.
That in addition to the numerous saaried
officers created by the Board of Supervisors the
officers and salaries provided by the statute
of 1897 are follows, payable from the County
FTrao
The San Francisco call., 1899-03-18
To Cure a Cold in One Day

Take Laxative Bromo Quinine Tablets All
20c. The genuine has L. B. O. on each tablet.
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ADVERTISEMENTS.
The Stormy March
Is Come at Last.

With gvi1d, and cload, and
changing skies. - So qvrote
the poet Bryant in portraying
the benefits of this annual
disturbance 1vhfch tends to
purify all Nature. In human
ty the same occasion arises
for something to cleanse and
refresh the system and a radf-
cal change IS needed, and
needed this month.
There is only one thing which will
thoroughly cleanse and purify the
blood, and that is the marvellous Hoods
Sarsaparilla, which never disappoints-
Dyspepsia-"Nothing relieved me of
my dyspepsia until took Hood S Sarsa-
parilla It cured me and can eat three
good meals every day., give IL 70 my my
children every spring" FRED POEH-
LER, 437 South Penna street, lndianap-
oils, Ind.
SCrofuIa-"My wife was aft1icted with
scrofula for fifteen years, Scabs formed
on sores Hair was matted Her skin
was rough, itching and burning. Six bot
ties of Hoods Sarsaparilla worked COM
pIete cure NJ. E. STEVENS, Charlotte
Center, n. Y.
Run DOWN. am a wounded veteran
of the Civil War l get all run down oy
spring time and not able to work. Hood 5
Sarsaparilla always cures me. My wlte
praises it for curing nervousness ana
rheumatfsm j. A ROBINSON, COL
chester, Conn.
Asthma-'I was troubled with asthma
for many years, being worse spring ana
fall. No medicine availed until TOOK
Hoods Sarsaparilla, which, completeIy
cured me Many Others heard OF my cure
and they use Hoods" c. L. RHODES
Etna, Ohio.
Rheunoatis My husband has been
greatly benefited by taking HOOD Sarsa-
6ariIIa for rheumatism. | take 1t when
weak and worn out, as 1t is the best.
MRS M. LEDDY, SIC Waverly avenue,
Brooklyn, N T.
ca+arrh-''I was a sufferer from ca
tarrh and sore throat and could not eat
without great distress. l tried Hoods
Sarsa nariIla. felt better. continued TO
gain and have been greatly benefited.
MRS. e. r. PLUMMER, SS5 Union avenue,
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,
091, ,494
Although the appropriation bill of
this year is S200, 600 less than that of
, 81. the tax levy is greater. The
rate for the forty-ninth fiscal year
was 81, and for the fiftieth year
As $40 This condition is accounted
for by the fact that at this session
a measure has been passed extend
ing the age of orphans and half
orphans who receive State aid from
IA to 16 years, necessitating an in
crease in the appropriation of $780,
900.
The levy bill was offered in the
Assembly at O'Clock this after
noon by Chairman Valentine of the
WAYS and Means Committee. He
introduced il under a suspension of
the rules and it was put on hurry
order to the State printing Office.
It was returned from there at
o'clock and put through its second
and third readings. By 5:15 o'clock
it was ready for transmission to
the Senate.
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floods SapdabasilM
I.aza Z } ::l.Y:J75Ss

Hoods Pills cure liver ills; the non-irrltat
ing and only cathartic to take with Hoods
Sarsal alarila.
The San Francisco call., 1899-03-18
NEW STATE
TAX LEVY

CALL HEADQUARTERS, SAC
RAMENTO, March 1.-THE Ways
and Means Committee of the As
sembly has fixed the State tax levy
of the fifty-first fiscal year at So,
and for the fifty-second fiscal year
at 81 This includes for both years
the university tax of .02. This levy
is. of course, based upon the gen.
eral appropriation bill, which is di-
vided among the different funds as
follows:
The Forrest City times. [volume] (Forrest City, Ark.) 1871-1919, 1899-09-15
NOT ONE, BUT A Kindred,
Never Before Seen Features.

Notwithstanding the reports made cur
rent by the envions agents OF wolld-be
rival show which promises to exhibit in
this section, that the monster shows man.
aged by the Lemen Brothers would not
exhibit here. we are pleased to be able to
inform our readers (having had proof posi-.
tive given US by the management, that
the Lemen Brothers Worlds Monster
Shows will positively exhibit at Forrest
CITY on Saturday. Sept %, is all lis vast
entirety. Every act. every animal, every
novelty, every strange and dnnbly won
drous feature, Will he seen here as they
nave been seen in the great Retrop0lises
of the world-the entire three ring circus.
the unapprOachable 80 cage uenagerie
the real Roman hippodrome. the monster
museum, the oceanic aquarium and con-
gress OF living phenomena. All the fla.
nous foreign features all the mighty
features everything which makes Lemen
Brothers Shows the greatest and the
best.
The Forrest City times. [volume] (Forrest City, Ark.) 1871-1919, 1899-09-15
DEMOCRAT TIMES.

The weather is cooler.
Health is good.
Cotton is opening rapidly.
We are having dry weather for the first
time this year.
+. W. Graves, Of Troy. Tenn. was in
this section several days this week with a
prospect of buying timbered land.
j. NJ. Wallace, of Sand Ridge. passed
here Monday enrOute to Forrest City.
Cotton picking has Just commenced in
this section.
Our school is progressing very nicely.
Gold Bill is very dead.
Sorghum Joe is waiting for the raccoons
to get ripe.
The mercury is climbing down bit to-
day.
The thermometer took a decided drop
the first Of this week. 1t took a day off to
recuperate after Its week of exertion in
trying to break the record.
John Bartol and Miss Mary Bartol visit.
ed Democrat Wednesday. lie reports that
his slaves are being hauled very last.
Our postmaster claims that he never felt
better nor had less.
SILVER BILL
The Forrest City times. [volume] (Forrest City, Ark.) 1871-1919, 1899-09-15
His life Was Saved.

Mr.. j. Z. Lilly, prominent citizen
OF Hannibal, Mo-. lately had won.
derful deliverance from a frightful
death. In telling of it he says
was taken with typhoid fever, that
ran into pneumonia. My lungs be.
came hardened. | was so weak |
couldn't even sit up in bed. Nothing
helped me. J expected to soon die OF
consumption, when heard of DIR.
Kings New Discovery. One bottle
gave great relief. continued tn use
it, and now am well and strong.
can't say too much in its praise y The
marvellous medicine is the surest and
quickest cure in the world for all
throat and lung troubles. Regular
size 50 cents and 81 90. Trial bottles
free. j. II. Dunavant IL Co. Every
bottle guaranteed.
The Forrest City times. [volume] (Forrest City, Ark.) 1871-1919, 1899-09-15


Eugene Williams left this morning 10
accept lucrative position AS bookkeep-
er at the oil mill in Brink!ey.
T.. ID. Fitzpatrick. who has been at
Iexarkana and other points for several
months, is at home on visit.
Willie Belser went to. Searcy Tuesday
to enter the Spear Langford Military
Institute, where lie viii remain for
several months.
G. liindauer. while at work ON the
improvements being made at the court
house, hurt himself Wednesday inter.
nalls, aud Is confined to his led.
For driving out dull. bilious feeling.
strengthening the appetite and increas-
ing the capacity of the body for work.
Prickly Ash Bitters is golden remedy.
Sold by J. H. Tiptoa.
Indigestion is the direct cause of dis
eases that kill thousands of persons an
nually. Stop the trouble AT the outset
with a little Prickly Ash Bitters +: it
strengthens the stomach and aids d.
gestion. Sold by J. ii. Upton.
u. u. Reilly. who is connected with
the railroad contractors who are doing
the work along the line of the Choetaw
near Tins place. is in the city. lie in.
forms us that the team work which has
been temporarily suspended here. will
be resumed in few days. and that IA
new steam shovel will be put in the cut
and Other arrangements made Ia push
the work. A shovel Is also TO be put to
work at Hurlburt. Mr. Reilly will 60
70 Little Rock to-day.
The Forrest City times. [volume] (Forrest City, Ark.) 1871-1919, 1899-09-15
Special Rates,

On account of the st. Lonis Expos-
ton which opens September ii and
closes October IA, the Iron Mountain
Will sell tickets to st Louis and return
Tor one and one-third fare. Tickets
on sale September 10, l., II. 10, u and
Is, and October 3, 5, 10 and Il. limited
Tor return passage to five days from
date OF sale. For further information
see w. 5. Durborow, agent.
The Forrest City times. [volume] (Forrest City, Ark.) 1871-1919, 1899-09-15

Grand excursion tn Hot Springs on
account Of dewey pavn Celebration.
Wednesday. Sept. eth. returning FRI
day. Sept 18th. Train will leave Hell
ena on Wednesday at $40 pm. Round
trip tickets will be sold as follows:
From Haynes IS 50. Bonair s.. so, For.
rerrest City % 80, Caldw well $3.50, Colt
$500 WV
The Forrest City times. [volume] (Forrest City, Ark.) 1871-1919, 1899-09-15

on account of the st. Louis Fair.
when otgins October . aud closes
October !, the Iron Mountain will sell
tickets TO st. Louis and return at one
fare Tor the round trip. Tickets on
SAFE Octooer to d, inclusive, with
naai limit for return to October9. For
further information See VS.. Durbo.
row. agent.
The Forrest City times. [volume] (Forrest City, Ark.) 1871-1919, 1899-09-15
A Treatment that Cures Canea
No Plaster, No Paste, No Cutting, No Suhenns 1
tention from Business, No Danger, NO faiu'
and No Pay Unless Cured

Ihe surgeons knife and pasers the horrible
toore employed IN attempt forever
vent OF Dr. Registers New Serum Aneeptc fluid treatment
works new era in medical sufferers from Can0 s
iuors Gore and Fsua certainly without m ~ m
tending the quack and ignorant methods fo cepss
aenhed cases. without failure, prove he
medical discosefy This result OF hoo ns
The Forrest City times. [volume] (Forrest City, Ark.) 1871-1919, 1899-09-15
Female Diseases

Dr. Register holds medical KS
useases o Women and for the has conhh
sufferers His discoveries date for the cure OF t
10 great increase
saniarum where us INV
10 female sufferers Ii suffering Hom
" Women or growth or sore 4rs CD
statement OF your and homes. opinion e'
at home. Address, -
DR., ROLAND REClSI
100 Court ST., Mer'ip"'"
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-11-19
ALIMONY FOR MRS. KING.
SEE RETURNS FROM PARIS TO CON-
FRONT HER HUSBAND.

D.r,.. xx,. r,.. :. ru,,r,,v ,-,,h rr.n
80. a.. $3.50 % a.. 20. T,,h,.., :,
Communicative Daughters Side With
Heroine of Them an Active Champion.
7, n, ,o,,on h-o,o,. hv William v Ki,o ,or
an absolute divorce from Belle v. King Jus
tioo Scott n, ,hs an,r.m. Court In. mndo nm
81, ~. s AZ ~, oue .,,. sooo ..a. a ~,
o,uer Ior $40 month anmony. szoo arrears OF
10 employed by tho Cotton Exchange nj A sn,rv
&c. snn w." =, , ~, ,s,oo -,
OF s4.oOO year. do married In looo ana has
IL ia alIegod TIA, NJ. Ri,o Who ,o, "a
,m' W, ."a. aie n,nk' who no" TO-
sizes At lOl west Eighty-eight street with two
OF her daughters, went to Europe In June.
1oo. w" ner ueukn'er nu'n wi'hou. tne CON
sent OF her husband. The charges OF adultery
ia'So's wy, '"use U, tue or's iriouhal
OF commerce. Mrs. King hired an apartment
ahon, eo go ~, IA NJ. IT.. ~.
aoout W 'e"is o'u o"u "rs' hink u a"out o.
IL Ia alleged that she ran n bill up In n neigh
boring drug store in the name OF GOV for per-
,,rn..x .s.s.ie. ,' a W w, ". p %
$3.50 .,,, anu uf'ss anu ,na' uo,
rooted tho Dill. King AYERS that his
wife passed In Paris as the widow
80 .u 'an uatoI .ns Hno"n Us
child OF the late Mr.. King" He alleges that
the intimacy between Coy and his wife did not
oeou, UNI ai'e. ."e'r oauen.er hutn' VINO 10
now "a years old. had returned to this country
to look after his house While Mrs King was
abroad King sued her for n se marathon on ths
ground OF abandanment. aud tho .unmo on
was served by publication and mailed 10 ber
but il was mailed to an address in pnri:.
which she had lsft. When the cas-. came up
the daughter Ruth appeared In cturt with n
lawyer, hastily summoned, and said that the
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-11-19
THE FIsHr AaAIysr KoBERTs.
Statement by the woman's Board of Homo
Missions of tho Presbyterian Church.

Statement by the woman's Board of Homo
Missions of tho Presbyterian Church.
Tho womnn's Board Of Homo Missions OF tho
Presbyterian Church made q statement regard.
ing tho Brigham IL Roberts case yesterday
through Mr. Darwin r Jnmoa The statement
says in part
The action Of the Federated Woman's Clubs
OF the State OF New York. at their recent convon.
ton in Rochester, touching the presence Of Brig
ham II. Roberts Of Utah in the House Of Repre-
sentatyes Of the Fiity sixth Congress, has at
tracted wide attention and requires further notice
and consideration The true explanation Of
this action must be surely found not IN any sym
patty ON the part Of Miss Susan Is, Anthony or
of the woman's clubs with Mormonism but in
misunderstanding Of the case. mink MISS
Anthony must have been incorrectly reported
a. "a wing that almost all men as a general thing
violate the sanctity of the home Even we're
exalted character of American manhood tie
voters OF the Fast have not vet descended To such
depths as IN elect q Representative TO Congress
on that issue.
The action taken by so many patriotic and
religious organizations throughout our country
has not been ~ prevent brigham u. Roberts
from taking his scat in the House OF Representa-.
tiyes which would be, as Miss Anthony sHid,
constitutional. but 10 eNpel him directly there
after as an nyowed pOlygamist and covenant
breaker and 30 unnt 10 have any part IN heuohal
Legislation
The statement concludes:
"Ihe honor Of home and woma nhood IL too
important 10 the welfare OF our country Tor Repre-
10 both 10 pass unchallenged. and We as women
are simply calling their attention Ia the situation
assured that they will do their utmost 10 prevent
this national outrage and disgrace.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-11-19
WATCH YOUR
KIDNEYS.
The Most Important Organs In the
Human B0dy-They Throw
Out All Disease.
Swamp-Root Cures Weak Kidneys.

Docs your back aohet
DO you have pains across your kidneysf
Ia your com pick ION chaky. gray. white7
Is your skin dry or fsverishf Arc there puffy
bags beneath your eyes2
Are your eyes dull. listless and deadlock
ing2
Are you irritable and hard to please7
Do you feel as though you have heart
trouble?
Do you have to urlnate several times In the
night? Is there ever a scalding. burning SEN
sation thereH
Do you feel the desire nm edIately to urinate
again. with no result2
Ia your urine clouled, thick or milky1
Is there any sediment or do particles float In
IN
Don't neglect those conditions. and II they or
any part OF them are yours, Swamp Root.
the great kidney remedy. will DO found lust
tho medicine you nsed,
Here's a simple test for the kidneys Just as
certain as though physician were In personal
attendance on your case: Pour some OF your
morning" urine In a glass bottle and allow It
to stand twenty-four hours Then hold 1t up
to tho light and II you ind any settings or
sediment. or II II la thick or milky. or II small
particles float about In II, don't hesitate for a
moment, but write at once to DIR. Kilmer 4 Co.
mention this paper, and Immediately begin
using the sample OF Swamp Root which you
will receive at once. Tho results will surprise
you
Swamp Root is purely vegetable. pleasant to
take, and Ia for sale b. druggists everywhere
in bottles OF two sizes and two prices-fity
cents aud ono dollar Bear In mind the name,
Swamp-I Root, and the address, Bnghamton.
ny
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CAMERAS Nv THE NEW roo
why Thsy Are Exciuded-Ths Other side o
Mooted Question.

why Thsy Are Exciuded-The Other side of
Mooted Question.
" T. Hornaday. the director Of the Geological
Garden In Bronx Park, said yesterday that there
were two reasons why cameras were not permitted
in tho park The frst has TO do with the revenue
OF the Biological Society Tho society when
IL received It's allotment Of FOL acres Of land from
the city agreed TO keep the gardens open free
fvo days Of tho week. In consideration Of tho
society's undertaking to furnish all the build.
ing and TO furnish AL the animals tho city granted
TO the society the right 20 dispose Of all the re-
munerauNc privileges such ~ those Of main
tanning fruit and confectionery stands rcstau-
rants the selling Of catalogues and the like. The
society expects, Mr. Hornaday said, to make a
considerable sum Of money by monopoliIng
the right 20 make and sell photographs
81 the animals II also expects 10 increase the
membcrship Of tho society by presenting, to It's
m"mtcrs copies Of ali the photographs OF The ami.
mails in the garden.
The authorities at the garden. Mr. Honnday
said. are confronted with a very serious difficulty
in obtaining funds for maintaining OF Increasing
the supply OF animals md IL not disposed 10 let
go Of the slightest privilege that might he remun
cratyc Secondly, Mir Hornadny said. the
attendants and kecTcrs employed in the garden
made the most emphatic protests against the
Admission of phCtogrG piers TO the park They
did not want Themselves exhibited in unpleasant mt
in the garden 10 the readers II the illustrated
newspa pcrs out ~ consideration for the public
protests that have been made the authorities
will consider the matter at the next board mee.-
ing, but II is hardly likely that the regulation
will be changed.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-11-19
CITY CLUE LAwYEns ATTACKED.
Two Assistant District Attorneys Appear IN
Police Court summons Case.

Two Assistant Distrtot Attorneys Appear IN
Police Court Summons Case.
The summons case OF Irnatius Weltner
against Lawyer Fulton Mcmahon and Edward
L. Heydecker whom he accuses Of collision In
the settlement OF the estate OF George Arjawets
was called yesterday in the Centre street police
court by Magistrate Mayo. The complainant
was represented by his partner, Edward A.
Alexander and Alexander was assisted by As
sistant District Attorneys LsBarber and Byrne.
MT, McMahon was represented by Frederick
Betz and Edward p. Lyon appeared for Mr..
Heydecker. Several members Of the City Club.
Of which Mr.. McMahon and Mr. Heydecker arc
membsre. were present and they tntimated
that the revival Of an old civil case just at this
time In criminal court and the unusual fact
that two representatives OF the District Attor:
neys offlcc appeared against the mem bers Of
the City Club might both be considered as
showing that Weltnsr's present activity in the
matter was Intended as counter-m to of.
set the eject Of the charges recently preferred
aRainst District Attorney Gardiner. Both Nc
Mahon and Heydecker were members OF the
comp ainant was not ready yesterday and the
hearing was adjourned to Saturday next.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-11-19

Ono OF Them Tried TO Work on . $500
Draft on = Bank In Rochester.

RocHEsTER, Nov ls-One Of tho white
man gang. presumably Robert Knox. came near
working of a bogus IS. 800 draft in this city re-
Gently. The man appeared hero about month
ago and opened an account at the Traders Bank
by depoaitng a $500 check. The following
day be presented a check and asked the bank TO
cash IL This tho bank refused to do saying
that IL desired first 70 ascertain n the draft was
draft was perfectly good He declared that he
stopping at the Whitcomb House and that
the firm he represented would send him more
money in q few days Shortly after this . tele-
person who sent this message represented that he
was member Of the arm Of Bausch a Lomb tho
well known opticians, and he said that the check
the new deposiior presented WAS all right no
comb House. and ascertained that the man was
not guest there at all. An employee Of the bank
MAS then sent to the once OF ljnusch q Lomb.
and WAS informed that tho telephone message
The police were notified and an effort made
TO locate the swindler. but he had left tho city.
IL Is said hero that Whitcmnn's FIRST criminal
act was committed in Rochester about seven years
ago 4 draft for 81 800 bearing tho endorsement
turned up at the Flour City Bank. and Whiteman
got the money on the draft II was later ascer-
tained that the signature Was forged No ares
was made the report at tho time being thatsW hitc
mans relatives in Dansvilis had settled tho affair
Whitemnn was then supposed 70 be wealthy. and
mono OF his transactions was questioned
Alonso J. Whiteman. the alleged swlndlsr.
was taken from the Tombs TO the Centre street
the custody OF the Chicago police. Robert J.
Knox. who was arrested with Whtemnn. was
remanded 10 the Tom bs for twenty-four hours
at the request OF Central ONCE detectives.
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Inspector Cross with two Central once de-
tectives. called at the MorgUc yesterday to ex-
anime tho body OF tie man. about forty-nys
years old. found unconscious in front OF l 1t.
Marks place on last Wednesday afternoon.
Tho man died tho same niGh' a. Bellevue Hos
piial Coron"r's Physician DonOn. who per-
ioImc' the autopsy, foun III death was duo
to n irGcturcd skull. caused by q bow with
some blunt instrument In the mans pockets
WAS tOun u card uf Charles Newman. Eureka
Hotel. North beach. /. l. Mr., Newman called
at tho Nlorgus yesterday and said that tho man
m GIT have boarded at his hptcl at some time
but h. was unable to identity him
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-11-19
OYER $4,000 FOR MRS. sAFrEv.
widow of tho Former County Clerk In
Brooklyn Wins Her Suit.

Soon after the death OF Henry @. SafYen.
which occurred In Oc'obsr. 1876. while he was
serving as County Clerk In Brooklyn. his
widow. Eliza A. safcn. brought suit against
the city to recover the amount he had pended
in examining. asserting and rearrangng tho
papers In the ONCE under a special act % tho
Legislature. Herbert =, Kctcham was MP
pointed referee in the case. and Yesterday he
eubmtted his report to the supreme Court.
the city 'or the expense incurred by her hus-
band in asserting 1873. 40 papers and fixes tho
reasonable com pensation for this work At liftv
cents for each paper. or altogether 5000 100.
no pRrt OF which, the referee rays. has hccn
paid. Supreme Court Iu.ttce MaI"an. 10 whom
tho report was submitted. gave Hugo lIersch,
counsel for Mrs. saif,n, an extra nllowhnc" OF
81 900. An appeal will be taken from the Judg-
msnt on behalf Of the city.