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TWO nicely furnished front rooms; for gen
tlsmen; block from Main. 100 Prairie, %
FOR RENT-Nicely furnished house; close
in; Third ward. Apply at 1907 Lamar ave-
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WANTEp--At once. a good. handy florist and
gardener; must be a hustler, for good wages
and permanent position, J u. pruessner.
fremont and avenue n. Galveston, Tex, 90
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FOR sALE~Sman fruit and stock farm,
water front. wood land. large buildings.
fenced. graded road. Address nelghbor Mr..
Marcus Benson, Dickinson, Galveston couns
~, Texas. Robt. {. fucrst owner, sO2s
~ Is street Omaha, Neb t-l1
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A SPLENDID opening for good sollcitos on
MAGNIFICENT work Just published. The y
Singer Book Company, 29is Market street.
Galveston. Texas. 81
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EMPLOYMENT AGENCY ol Dina building;
headquarters for help and positions. q
YOUNG man wants position as stenog.
rapber clerk or any kind OF work. j. 3
Frederick, PIC Robin street y
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WANTED-Ma and wife. woman 20 do cook
ing for two and general housework, man to
do general yard work; German preferred; no
children Mrs, H. Thompson, Orange, raN,
q
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Ia accurate fitting y
Glasses 70 oorroc, all errors ~
r.fracfi0n srM continue O. be
our s!'ocial aim. though NO part
q u.is Hlosi necessary Hrort vii
sgFrr from ile siigLiosf nogiooi.
IL no grind all naancr Il
complicated Lcnscs IN cur orn
ioortshcP, the adraHsagc 70 you
# roociring yoHr glasses rifLin
frcnty.four hours after roociy,,
cf The prescription oannoi be
oucr osfimaiod.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1899-06-16

Lass fan ! spEa!usi ny lsf: hip
while handling some heavy boxes. The
Doctor called on said a; ;irs; . Was a
slight strain and would sooa - Vcii.
1u: 10 grew WoaSc aai the doctor thea
said ! had Rheumatism. l. Continued
20 Erow worse and ! e1u!i hardly Sc;
around 20 work. ! Wsn; 20 \ drug
STORE and the druggist recommended
me Co Try Chambc.laiu's Pain Balm.
tried ID and onc-haif ~ \ 5f-ccni bot
lie cured me entirely. I a1S recon-
mend u 20 all my fricais.-F. \. Hab-
cock. Erie. IN.
Il ss for sale by an dealers.
BENSON SMITH T. Co. LTD.
Agents for Hawaiian Islands.
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SUBJECTS FOR ESSAYS AND
Class

THO rti'rt 81 these questions i To-
guido pc, students Co CCIigiH Clearly SPc-
cjfci ant limited portions Of the writings
WRdcy consideration. aud 10 ensure his
gGiHiHg Il thorough acquaintance irih
and appreciation Of both their content
and their form. Each IrcCk fhcTC triH D.
DHc question (HidTI,d Jrifh "a - IrhiCh a.
intended for those. aud those only. Irh0Sc
time and opportunities for preparation
are limited. The subjects designated ~
The : are recommended 10 students Irkp
are especially interested iH ~" theory
and practice az literary art.
Choose one subject aud StHiV IA thor
pWghiy. Rg aH means IrTifc thoWghffUIV
and coEciS,ly. III possible. TcIrIiis he
paper S,rcTdl times. Please quote iH
fUU, unless they are ton long. an passage,
referred 20 ia supper! ar illustration Al
the statements made. ifsT this task Is
completed turn t0 IN. other questions and
consider carefully as mTHv AZ than 90,
time IriU permit. ikyS WTtiUg rr'pTTG-
ton for o., class disciiSSi"H.l
81. What is the moral effect up1u
you of reading Thackeray2
>. He could not have painted Va
nifty Fair as he has. unless Eden had
been shining brightly before his eyes
Examine Vanity Fair" for proof %
the truth or falsity OF this statement
IS. Analyze, as far As possible. the
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"a Place
For Everything

is even more essential in the office
than at home. Business men occa-
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because of an important paper mis-
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just been received ex 'Mohican." All
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Greater America
Exposition.
THE HAW Allan EXHIBIT

Persons having articles that they arc
willing To- contribute To- IN. Hawaiian
Exhibit at the Greater American Ex-
position. tn - held at Omaha this
Summer. will please communicate with
the undersigned. Articles desired are:
Indigenous exotic fruits growing
here. natural and preserved in Jams.
icllics. pickles. condiments. etc.
Specimens of domestic handicraft
made chiefly or wholly from Hawaiian
raw material.
Curios. historical relies. natural his
tory specimens. etc. In collection ar
separately.
Paintings. drawings. ar other art
work by local artists and amateurs.
Please state whether the contrtlu-
tons may b. sold. IL their return IL to
be- insured. or anything referring "a
their care and custody.
All communications should ~ re
Ccived not later than Saturday. June
18th.
DANIEL. LOGAN.
s:s> Secretary 81 Com.
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NEW
BOOKS!
NEW!

Trimalchio's Dinner, by Petronius
Arbiter.
A Hungarian Nabob, by Jokai.
Strong Hearts, by Cable.
The Sisters of Torwood, by May
Agnes Fleming.
Rabbi Saunderson, by Ian Maclaren.
Far Above Rubies, by Geo. Macdon-
aid.
Essays of Ella, by Lamb.
Ragged Lady, by w. D. Howells.
Life of William Shakespeare, by Sid
ney Lee.
The Span O. Life.
Jack Curzon, by Gunter.
Peter the Priest, by Jokai.
The Real Lady Hilda, by Croker.
Eyes Like the Sea, by Jokai.
David Harum," "Red Rock" Albert
Ross, Kipling, Garvice, Haggard, Stew
enson, Conan Doyle, Corelli, Hall
Caine, Gunter, Sienkiewicz and Chas.
NJ. Sheldon's popular books at popular
prices.
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charm % TIaekeray's s,yle. Choose
some iavor.t. passage, and study care
July is> ass ,hetic sLle. upon yuu and
,ue causes thereof. tSee the rHcuut
eNirI.. under Illus gItivc Cr.Get-mN
Ft- Read question 3 under Lecture
II. AMI tLCa study .u tae Way sh.F.
indicated BerNy SIIrp !u vanity
Fair. Conclude by comparing and
contrasting Thackgray'E - laHf ut
building up his characters before ths
.e4ler-. mind with Me Ans.,n-.
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surprises tia; style which stamps a.
classical your fragments - slang. aad
1frpE fuAi'y astnulshes aud de,tEhts-
would alone give immortality To- an
1u hu-. even bad De ut;,e Co Say
FraH ftr frFfsr q. IasrEsrsr. e. Eang's
-fff.Hs q. Dead tnfhur.
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|: OUR
!: ODi5QI Department

rW from his day 90 T.
"Hdrr ile direct charge =
NR. IRTHUR y. SANFORD
a graduate = iic Psla-
dolPhia Optical ColIoge.
aud all rori rM roocire his
closest attention.
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ADDITIONAL SUBJECTS FOR
CLASS DISCJ SSION.

I. Did ThasSeray fail q, appreciate,
women
>. was he a cyuic- tRead the ,X-
,Tart from pr. John Br1wa. Uu page
81
.. Compare end yuu;rls; his novels
with those 81 Dickens. IN respect 90
subject. telineatlou % character. con
strur'iou. style. and general value and
interest.
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OReview of one of the Professor Rolfe
University Extension lectures at the
High School. Honolulu. season Of
lSggl
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READING

Read first either Vanity Fair" 90
"PeuGsuuis' Both 81 these and The
\ewcumss'' and "Esmoud" should BE-
thoroughly familiar To every student
OF literature. Among the minor works
the Roundabout Papers" the Eng
ish iiumorists' and the ballads and
verses should be- read first. Il light
be well 10 take these ia alienation
with the novels. Finally no admircr Of
ThaCSeray should fail To- read the vol
ume OF letters that was published n
few years ago. Il j. almost a inter
estiug a. one 81 the novels. and tells u
great deal about his inner lifs.-The
best biography j. the one published in
the Great Writers Series. The sketch
by Trollope. In the English Men of
Letters Series. and the study by Dr.
John Brown OF ThaCkeray's literary
career. in Houghton. Nitiiu * Com
pany'S Modern Classics. are both cx-
cellent. There are pleasant rcminis-
cenCes of Thackeray tn Fields Yes
terday with Authors. Those Who
know Thackeray well will be- interest
ed TN Taiueis severe criticism OF him
land incidentally OF almost all English
writersb in the fifth book of his His
tory of English Literature"
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NEW
BOOKS
JUST TO HAND.

IN HIS STEPS.
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ADVENTURES OF FRANCOIS.
RODENS CORNER.
RED AXE.
LOST WORD.
$ LETTERS FROM JAPAN.
= = RAGGED LADY.
DREAM DAYS.
3 = DAVID HARUM
AYLWIN.
IN THE FOREST OF ARDEN.
SPANISH AMERICAN WAR
THE FOWLER.
= 3 WILD ECLIN.
= - A WEST POINT WOOlNG.
THE ADVENTURES OF LADY
URSULA.
COMMERCIAL CUBA.
= = THE PHILIPPINE ISLANDS.
HAWAII NEI, AMERICA IN
HAWAII, and a
x Large number of others
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1899-11-17
The Cotton Market.
ENTITLED TO RECOVER.


Judge Rogers this afternoon handed
down his decision I'm the jury trial waiv-
ed case of Martin. Copeland x Com
pany vs. Wallace AZ Simmons. The suit
was begun by the plaintiffs on a note TO
The order Of Mccormick a Company
The plea was the general issue and
that the note was an accommodation
note given by the defendants to Me-
Cormick q Company and without cor
sideration and was never negotiated by
the Mccormick Company or by any
holder thereof To said plaintiffs or by
any person to them for q valuable con-
sideuaton.
Judge Rogers decides that the said
Wallace * Simmons did proms. as the
plaintiffs claim and that the plaintiffs
are entitled to judgment against Sim
mons for S397.15. The death of the de-
fendant Wallace was suggested at the
trial
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1899-11-17
AN ACQU|TTAt FOR PASQUALL
Continued from Page one)

Continued from Page One.)
the first encounter Pasquali started for
his, the respondents shop; bat after
taking four or five steps, turned and
went back TO Hul's yard. After the
second encounter Pasquali went from
Alvia said that Pasquali did not have
knife in his hand during either strug-
gle.
c.. $. Meascham, a contractor and
builder. saw Hull punch Pasquali right
and left before Pasquali raised his
hand. Pasquali had nothing in his hand
at that time. Hull tried to throw Pas
quail and endeavored to back Pasquali
into a stall. Pasuuali began TO use his
fists and he let Hull have II so hard
and so often in the face that Hull call
ed for assistance. Two of Hulls en-
ployed peeked out of a door and win
dow. but neither appeared TO want any
part of the mix-up.
HULL GOT ENOUGH.
Hull, getting enough. cried out:
Break away: break away" Then Pas
quail let Hull go. Hulls face was COW
cred with blood. Pasquali couldn't have
had knife In his hand, for every time
Pasquali let his fist go in the witness
could hear the respondents knuckles
"spat" on Hulls nose and head. At
the time Hull first struck Pasquall the
latter had both hands thrust into his
pantaloons pockets. Hull could not
have been hitching up girth strap, for
both he and Pasquali were on the off
side of the horse. whereas the girth Is
buckled on the nigh" side.
Felix Deogranges. barber. saw the
fight. Pasduali was not armed. Both
men were using their fists and Hull
was banged up against the barn door
The witness talked with Hull in the
barn after the fight. Hull said that he
had been used up pretty well. Then
one OF the help said: He was cut with
knife" Hull said nYes. Il was
knife" The man who had suggested
the knife. said the colored boy saw the
knife and that it was a carving knife.
The witness asked the boy IL this was
so. The boy hesitated and appeared not
to know what to say. Wnen the Wit
ness saw the blows going into Hull's
face and head he thought that perhaps
Pasouali might have had knife, there
fore he watched closely until the re-
spondent put his hands down and then
he saw THAI Pasauaa had nothing in
his hands
ouaIi called at the station a day or
two after the assault and that the re-
spondent said that he went back 10 the |
shon between the fights. That is. he |
sasd that he went as. far as the shop. |
bnt he did not say that he went into |
it. -, -,
evidence chat any knife was used. Fur
thermore the stories told by Hull and |
,hc rnlored boy he called did not ap- !
naar IN be reliable. Pasquali was bru-
lily assaulted and had acted i'm self
'Iseorse therefore the court would dis /
charge him.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1899-11-17
HEARD ON DEMURRER
Cases Of nsmy B. Saunders and Wife Against The
Calerdsr EoAuslan & Troup Company.

The cases OF Henry B. Saunders anu
Nellie r. Saunders VS.. Calender, Nc
Auslan & Troup Company were con-
sidered by the appellate court today on
the defendants demurrers The plain
tiffs are husband and wife and were in
iured I'M an elevator in the Boston store.
They claim the elevator suddenly de-
scended at very rapid rate of speed to
the bottom of the shaft and they were
thrown TO the elevator floor with great
violence.
The plaintiffs claim that il was the
yator i'm safe and suitable condition,
that ii was the duty OF the defendant 90
furnish competent operator and that
shade in the elevator was improperly
attached and caused some of the in
juries received by them.
In it's demurrer the defendant claims
that the plaintiffs do not set forth In
what particular the defendant or it's
servant was negiig Mt In operating the
elevator, that th2 declarations do not
show in what regard the operator was
cations showing in what particulars the
elevator and the attachments and ap-
paratus for working the same were de-
fectivc and unsafe.
To these points the plaintiffs replied
that they had no knowledge or means
OF knowing the condition of the eleva
tor at the time il fell or how il was
being operated and that tn declara
tons come within the rule laid down
in Ellis vs. Waldron where II IS held
that where the machine is under the
control OF the defendant and the acci-
dent is such as in the ordinary coursa
OF things does not happen IL those who
have control exercise proper care N
affords Drima facie evidence that tbs
accident happ NED from want of duo
care and It is ne necessary for tn
plaintiff TO specifically allege wherein
the defendant was negligent"
Nathan w. Littlefield Is counsel for
the plaintiffs and Vincent A. Rice conn.
sel FOR the defen lann.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1899-11-17
EFFECT OF THE NEW
POLICE SALARY BILL.
Higher Officers Will Receive Slight
InCreaSe--DeteCtiveS and the
New PatrOImen Less.

$500 more per annum tnan DO the cap
ANS of the several police districts
Rased upon ihese statistics, ana Il
number of others of a similar nature
! inc advocates of the plan claim that
! they are only asking for what should
! be done.
The bin for an ordinance now pend
| inc i'm The board OF aldermen fiyes the
| salary of the chief of police at S25OJ.
deputy chief Il00 captain OF detec-
tiyes sf5yO: captains $1,000 detectives
| St200. lieuteuants, $llS6: tIld sergeants
sf142l5 and officers hereafter aDpoint
ed 81 day for the first year OF service
Instead OF $225 as at present. Thn
present salaries are as follows: Chief
az police. $3.50. deputy chief. $3.50. de-
teclives S3.I5 day. amounting TO 81 %
3G71 Mr. Parker. the chief OF detec-
dives receiving the same amount as
the uhpr detectives. captains. 81 10
day; lieutenants. S325 day sergeants.
S3.lS day; patlolmen. after three
years, SO day. patrolman after IS
months. $40 a day; patralmen after
one year. $3.50 day. DatrOlmen when
appointed 50 % a day
Thus 10 viii be seen that while the
chief. deputy chief and captains would
receive an increase of salary. II the or
q nance is PASSED the detectives with
the exception Of the captain of detec-
tVes would receive $67.15 less per year
than they receive at present. and tn
aud sergeants would remain
the same The only difference i'm the
nav would De that for tho
iTsr year the pay would be So instead
II S2.2j rs IL h at present.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1899-11-17
DEMURRER SUSTAINED.
Opinion Of Ndse fOxn in the Case Of Blanche
W. RlIlken vs.. American Fire Ins. Co.

Judge Brown I'm the United States cir
cult court this morning, handed down
an opinion on the demurrer OF the de-
PENDANTS to the first coupt on ths. decls-
ration in the ease OF isi3ncfe w. AiillI-
ken ct al. against the Am6f1cdn Fire
Insurance company.
The opinion says: The generarrule OF
pleading that requires distinct allega-
tions showing specially the time, place
tions precedent was applied by the
court I'm case similar to this. Perry vs.
FheniN Assurance company s, Il. r..
CAS-
While il is true that this rule admits
of relaxation for the avoidance OF great
prolixy, and ,lso whese the condi-
ti0ns are for the performance of mat
tcis sCt forth in an instrument In an
affirmative and absolute form, and
neither In the negative or distinctive,
est phon ON Pleading, No. 1867, the
present case does not come within eth
en- exception.
Though the policy contains many
conditions. most of them are conditions
subs quent requiring no averment ana
the conditions precedent are not SO nl-
merous that an unusual degree of pro-
liXiN is 90 be apprehended, II the orr
dinary rule OF pleading is observed
Furthermore the policy sets forth
varying states of facts under which the
insured may be entitled to recover. con-
sequently a general allegation of per-
formance does not inform the defendant
as 60 which state OF facts the plaintiffs
Fly on.
As the case is not within either ex-
ception, the case OF Perry vs.. PhenlX
Assurance company s. r. r., 6i3 seems
decisive Of the rule 10 be applied. The
demurrer TO the first count of the dec
laration is sustained
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1899-11-17
THE GUEST OF HONOR.
Governor Oyer RCcsivas lnSllaiicn TO Dine With
Republican ub OF New York.

Gov. Dyer today received the follow
ing letter from HON. Chauncey NJ. De-
pew of New York, which fully ex-
plains itself:
New York, Nov. Is, 1899.
Hon. Elisha Dyer,
Providence r. T.
My Dear Governor:--The Republican
club would be very happy f il could
nave you for the guest of honor at n
dinner which they propose any day the
latter part OF this month. which would
pc agreeable to you.
The Republ can is vigorous, active
young Republican organization of this
city. and has Il large membership out
side | think the occasion might be
made a love feast Of our Republican
success I'm the recent elections.
Trusting you can accept an will ap-
point day, / remain
Faithfully yours.
q gned) Ghauney NJ. Depew.
Gov. Dyer at once telegraphed Mr..
Depew that either the evening Of Mo-
vember - or 2S would be convenient
for him.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1899-11-17
ANOTHER ROBBERY.
Store Of w. A. Payne, al Bsmsabls. Mass.
Broken lnio and Rolsy and Goods S oIsn

Barnstabie, Mass, Nov. lit Is
thought that the robbers who on We'd
n2sdaX- -night brnIe-inte the store ut
south Yarmouth and carried away con-
siderable plunder shifted the scene of
their operations to this town last night.
RMS morning it was discovered that the
store Of W. \. Payne. here had been
entered and q small amount of cash
ana a quantity OF goods We're stolen.
The CAPE police are still i'm the vicinity
OF Bu2zard's Bay where they are
searching Tor Marshall Benson. the al
legged burglar who escaped from Jail re-
'FHtIE' rs these robborics are due TO the
ans nee oi the police. it ~ expected thaJ
hereafter many of tn towns I'm This
section VIII arrange fortnight Watchmen.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1899-11-17
NEARING THE EMO.
Board Of Cannsssrs navs C.mpl;tsd Count In an
hs Vads EScgpi One.

The board OF canvassers and regis
tration hascompleted the official count
OF the three districts OF the Eighth
Ward, leaving but one ward 10 be
counted TO complete the official count,
and there Is no doubt that the laborious
and tedious task viii be finished before
the commissioners leave their office
this evening.
The official count OF the votes cast in
the Eighth Ward shows that Mr.. Ba-
ker received lSi votes and Mr.. KIM
ball S62. giving Mr. Kimball a plurality
OF ~. Major Bucklin, the Republican,
candidate for harbor master rece s,d
plurality OF sol. and Mr.. Cummings.
the Democratic candidate for
overseer of the poor a plu-
ralty OF 40. thus showing
had plurality Of 40 thus showing
that there was quite "a lot OF peculiar
voting down i'm the ward.
MeSsrs. Grimwood Wright Parker
and Darling were elected to the COM
mon council, receiving respectively
603 59i, 51S AMI 562 votes and \ H..r--
bert Arnold was reelected alderman
by plurality of ,09 over his opponent
Nathan III. Truman. who received 159
votes. DR.. Lester :. Hill was elected
school committeeman for three years
by plurality of l,09S The counts by
the wardens in the Second and Third
districts were quite accurate.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1899-11-17


The bill for an ordinance inreati0r
TO the readjustment Of police salaries
and 10 create the office OF captain OF
detectives which was laid on the table
AT the meeting OF the board of alder
men yesterday. is provoking quite an
Interesting discussion among the menu
bers Of the city council. According 10
the statements OF certain members Of
the police committee. Providence pays
SIS police less than any other city APP
proxmatIng it in population.
They also claim that change is
necessary in the detective department.
IN order that this branch Il the police
service may DO more ehicient work.
and i is claimed thar this cannot be
done unless It's management is placed
under the control of superior officer
who i'm turn shall De subject only 10 The /
chief OF police. OF course, the creation |
OF such an office as that OF captain oi
detectivts would make Dc necessary 10 /
readjust certain salaries.
The advocates OF the proposed pan
state thDt in every prominent city ~
the country there is a recognized head /
OF the detective department who is next
10 the chief OF police. and In some cases
who feCt Nes more salary than the
chief This Is the case in Pittsburg.
Pa. where he salary OF the chief OF
detectives is higher than that OF the
superintendent OF police. In Boston the
head OF the detective bureau receives
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1899-11-17
lOl In Pruper DIN

Inc following rcscrpt MA. 49,,
DOWN by the appellate c,nr, %7 handed
pe ~ ,be ms 9t hoer 8 Potter. app"iig,n, ig w.
same " sara, 9DS,e court Of Westerly AMI
appeals numbered 725 ana -ne -ne'la ire
NoNemDer session iSaS. Min, ~, at me
derstanding that the above en,,,in, ,le un-
i',I',,, sgais ,"Ie'td The same matters rbc ~
ue'trlon ot tho court WITS th.t !. ~
cree or the Cpuri OF proi,,t 'ne w oe-
reversed as to Grace r. I.'t.,' ~,
gihed as to Elhpt IS po.ta. @@ @@
the N'cfee ~ this court u.ls ~, ,,,, '"n
~ api,rals ~ and ,e6. 10 now nn,,.,,
b's,.1,. &c, e"t 'tason 81 t-A#real ln lne 15---
',,. D'S-' uH. Q" WI. No. l2l and -es ,..,.
eIroneonfiN fled. because tba,, a., ere
lIp,E ~ the record a. ih, cutrt ..
pesaled from which involved ,D',.
a,i'',.nisifators ~ acc nnt These y. ,,'."s
bring a. , aN h' amended so as 4,
pippct fcrm 'uil "a