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Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1900-10-11

Mrs. T. 4. Eaton, of Altheimer. is ip the city visiting Mrs. J. ". CraW ford.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1900-10-11

II is authortively reported that there are more than , 1000 people in Hot Springs who are willing to swear that they were never visited by the enumerators. Many of the wards feel like. rather than suffer the wrong, they would pass a paper among the citizens and retake The census.-Hot Springs Sentinel Rec ord.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1900-10-11
Ube Daily Graphic.
CITY ITEMS.

Mir. D. B, Bloom will make basi ness visit to Little Rock Friday.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1900-10-11

Phone Strauss X Miller for "Good Things to Eat. Something new daily.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1900-10-11

Miss Allie James, of Memphis, a perfect southern beauty, is in the city visiting frieLds. She acted as maid of honor at the Nash-Stanley wedding Wednesday. but wi re- main here few days longer with friends. Mias Allie ia 10 wed Mr. Noland Fontain. Jr. ef Mem phis, on October 21. M. Fontaln is a mt m- Der of one of Memphis oldest and most prominent families
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-09-04
REUNION OF 9TH HEAVY ARTILLERY.
COMMITTEE APPOINTED TO RAISE FUNDS
FOR TABLET FOR GENERAL W. H
MORRIS's GRAVE

The eleventh annual reunion of the 9Th Heavy
Artillery, often known the Anthony Wayne
Guards, was held at Verplancks yesterday. Ninety
eight survivors OF the regiment responded to the
rollcall Abram Vosburg Post No. So G. A r.
and Delaney Cole Camp No. rs, s. O. V. whose
guests the 9th Heavy Artillery were also attended
AT Beasley Mansion the preliminary exercises were
held Ex-Postmaster John Smith. jr., president of
the association. presided. The Rev. Alvah G. FEES
sender. pastor of the First Presbyterian Church.
offered prayer Cornelius Amory Prepley. treas
urer-general of the Sons of the American Revou-
ton, delivered address Mrs Cole. the sister
OF General w II. Morris. who died last week was
introduced and conveyed the last word of the Gen
eral TO the 9Th Heavy Artillery. of which General
Morris the first colonel At the grave Eugene
Travers and c. V. Simpkins made addresses Din
ner was then served. A march composed for the
occasion by Lieutenant Louis H. Bleasley, of the
9th Heavy Artillery, and dedicated to the regi-
ment was played.
These officers chosen for year: President
William Elmendorf. Of Brooklyn; vice-presidents
John w. Dick. White Plains; George Borland
Ihompsonvflle, Conn; Major William n. Romer
this city; David Weeks, Scarsdale. and Wright Gil
bert, Peekskil; secretary, Louis H. Bleesley treas
urer. Watson Vredenberg; historian, Frederick
Shonnard, of Yonkers. The association accepted
the invitation of Henry w. Slocum Post No. 2S
G. a. r., Brooklyn, be it's guests the twelfth
reunion. a committee appointed to solicit
funds and arrange for tablet for General Morrs's
grave at Cold Spring.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-09-04
TALKS ON LABOR TOPICS.

A Labor Day meeting was held last night at the
Educational Alliance in East Broadway. Isidor
Straus presided and introduced the speakers, John
De Witt Warner. Henry George and James B.
Reynolds. The auditorium was well filled
Mr.. Warner was the first speaker. He talked of
the difference between work and labor, and said
that beasts of burden work while human beings
labor. The ability to labor. he argued. was the
most certain mark Of the supremacy of mankind
Mr.. Reynolds gave his theory Of the proper way
10 manage labor organization. declared that moth
ing great had ever been accomplished without or
ganizaton, and said that the struggle Of the cen
fury is not for equality, but for equality of oppor-
tunity.
Henry George argued that all the expense of
government should be borne by tax upon the land
OF the community
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-09-04
CROWD THREATENS A NEGREss.
TRIES TO CUT A MAN WITH A RAZoR-CRIEs
OF LYNCH ,IER!" RAISED

y coiored woman, armed with a hatpin and "A
ia%or' caused some excitement in Ninth-ave yester-
uay afternoon She was taken in charge by a police
man and followed to the West Thirty seventh-st
station by crowd Of three hundred men and boys
VINO threatened violence. The woman IS Dora
Brown twenty-one years OLD. who says she lives
al NO. 4S2 West Thirty nnth-st
man. who said he was Michael Grammar of
no. 4Oo west Thirty nnth-sJ, was standing at
1hlrty-ninth-st. and Ninth-ave., when the woman
approached him. They spoke few words together,
when the woman attempt 81 TO stab Grammar with a
hatpin Grammar succeeded IN lodging TO one
side Then the pulled a razor and at
tempted to slash Grammar
BY this time several men, who happened to be
standing near by and had the woman ap-
Poach Grammar and then attempt TO stab him with
10 eaten hold of the woman. but she kept them
at distance. Finally Policeman Murphy grabbed
Ine woman and secured possession of the razor.
he started with her to the station house. The
crowd had Increased to about three hundred men
herr"
Policeman Murphy had raped for assistance,
ana half dozen policemen rushed up and kept
the crowd at distance. After the woman had
peared on the scene. He had learned that his
Wlte had been arrested, but had not learned the
cause At the sight of him the crowd became bold.
and several calls of Lynch him. were heard \
number or policemen came out of the station and
dispersed the crowd
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-09-04
REAL ESTATE.

The real estate offices and salesrcom were closed
yesterday because of the holiday Consequently
the market at a standstill. Such sales as
reported the result of negotiations which
closed Saturday. Real estate men expect a
revival of transactions before the end this week
especially in the renting of apartments and the
sale Of dwelling houses
AUCTION SALES FOR TO-DAY.
The offerings at auction scheduled for to-day in
clude the following parcels:
side 80 feet south OF Fourteenth-st. 25x1OO Will
iamsbrtdge; Joseph F. Mooney trustee against
Marie Lasperges ct al CNo. ID NJ. J. Egan, attor-
with interest and cost of sale.
Prospect Terrace, west side, 81 feet south of
Fourteenth-st., 25xl0O, Wiamsbridge; same against
same ono. p; same attorney and referee; amount
due -, lSs 81 with interest and cost of sale
Fourteenth-st., south side, r ct west of Pros
Rect Terrace E5xll4 Will ldge; Joseph F;
cree amount due, ssiss 81 with interest and cost
Fourteenth-st south side, 1875 feet west of Pros
pect Terrace, N.5Xl14. Wiiamsbridge; same against
same (No -; same attorney and referee; amount
By Philip A. Smyth-Elton formerly washing
tom ave, east side, 4S feet south new line Of
St, 25xlOO, vacant; Moses G. Wright against Peter
and Pauline Frank eft al; Harry Overington. attor-
ney; A. A Joseph, referee; amount due S3,37S 30:
subject TO taxes, etc. $251 Is.
RECORD OF PRIVATE SALES
Mrs Lucy E. Lynn has sold No 4o3 Central Park
West, partly completed seven story apartment
house, on plot 506x1O0.
H. Robinson has sold the two four story dwelling
houses Nos. $40 and SAP West Northumberland
thirteenth-st.. each 18.9x1OO11.
w; +. Mangam has sold. for Mr.. Hunt. No. 159
East One-hund la -ffteenth-st., three story
brick dwelling house. lot 2Ox10O.11
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-09-04
60 Ubom Ut Elan Gourrru


TINTED STATES OF AMERICA. SOTT-TEI
Erin DISTRICT or NEW YORK. IS: WHERE. s
libel and petition has been fled the DIStrt- S
Of the United states Tor the Southern DstrJct =,
10th. 1000. by Sfeap,sht.' 1.NeN
pany, Limited, Of the Steamer ''AduiS ON
gines tackle. SC. for Limitation OF its iiabii
loss, destruction. damage. and injury caused ~
sinking and abandonment OF said essel on ssrtS ne
25th 1890. And whereas the petitioner has trS1SS.-,
the steamer "Adua. her tackle Sc and freight pend
Statutes the order Of the Court there,,,ISr =,
Samuel II. Lyman, trustee for the benefit OF an ma
who be legally thsrsr,
therefore, pursuance the monitlon tssnsS h 49,
Court, directed and delivered 40 bsreS -, -
persons claiming damages for loss. destruction dam
injury occasoned BY the sinking ana ahan
donment TO ne and make due proof their respective
claims before Thomas Alexander, ESQ Lated Stsss
Commissioner, his Office. the Post Oface R,,udfrS
in the City Of New York before the 9th day ~
October 1900. II \, M also TO appear before
said Court October 9th 1900 at II A nj ana an.
said libel and petition. otherwise they viii be de-
faulted and barred from participation proceeds OF
said vessel
Dated New York August 2lth 1900
WILLIAM HENSELa
WHEELER & EORTiS.
Proctora for Petitioner.
No 2i State Street. New York City. y. Y.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-09-04
forerIosure Sales.
NEW YORK sUPRENIE COTRT- {

NEW YORK SUPREME COURT. County OF
~ New York.-The York Life Insurance and Trust
Company. Plaintiff. against Dillon c Wiloughby and
others Defendants
In pursuance a Judgment OF Foreclosure and Sale
duly made and entered IN the above-eutitled action
bearing 10th day OF August, 1900 under
signed the Referee in said judgment named.
al Public Auction At the New YORK Real Estate sales
Room No. III Broadway. in the Borough II Manhattan.
City York the 10Th DAY September 1900.
a 10 o'clock that DAY. Philip 4 Snyth,
Auctioneer premises said judgment 10
be sold, and therein described as follows.
All that certain lot. piece parcel land with the
buildings thereon erected known No 2I7 10th
Street. described follows. Beginning a
a point the nOrtherly side Of One Hundred and Thr
COS westerly from the formed
Of westerly line OF Seventh with
northerly line OF One Hundred and Thirtieth
running thence northery parable, with Seventh Avenue
netynine feet eleven inches the line the
block between One Hundred and Thirteth Hun
Thirty-hrst Streets running
along said line and parallel with One Hundred
southerIy parallel part
OF way through Of a party ninety
nine feet eleven inches 20 the northerly side Of
Hundred Street. along
inches the point place beginning
Being the premises conveyed Dillon c Wiloughhy.
Of the parties OF the FIRST part to said by
GuilfOrd W ChaCe and wife by deed bearing date Oc
3st. 1892 recorded simultaneously with said
mortgage in the Office Of the Register OF City and
County Of New York in Section Lber II Conveyances
page 323. November 9. 1892
JOHN E. DUFFY, Referee.
EMMETT & ROBINSON. Attorneys for Plaintiff.
SO Wall Street. Manhattan. y y. City.
described above the street number being 21T West
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-09-04
ROGERS LOCOMOTIVE WORKS.
CITIZENS OF PATERSON PREPARING PLANS
TO RETAIN THE INDUSTRY

Paterson, Sept. 3.-There will be a meeting at the
Hamilton Club tomorrow night for the purpose of
considering plans to retain the Rogers Locomotive
Works in Paterson. Several representative citizens
Will be present and it is expected that they will be
able to submit definite proposition to the general
meeting to be held on Wednesday night at the
life.
President Peter Quackenbush of the Business
mems Association and President Blakely of the
Board of Trade President LOngbottom Of the
Rogers Locomotive Company and Superintendent
Reuben Wells will attend the meeting tomorrow
night. Others who will probably attend are Mayor
Hinchiffe, E. T. Bell, president of the First Ma
tional Bank; James Jackson, president the
Second National Bank; John Reynolds. president
OF the paterson Sayings Institution Senator Braun,
John r. Lee and Bernard Blal1ely.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-09-04
THE DAY IN BROOKLYN.
BIG CROWDS AT THE BEACHEs-GAMEs AND
PICNICs IN LARGE NUMBER.

LABOR Day was observed generally in BROOKLYN
yesterday There were games, picnlcs and festivals
VI al Kinds The beaches were crowded all day
Coney Island was especially gay. The knights OF
LABOR mad games and dancing at Timer Park
All the municipal Offices with the exception Of
me ChaFlues Department, which kept open
Slt!l noon We're shut all day Flags National and
49,, new from the public buildings. All the
stores along Fulton-st. shut.
Two hundred of the sailors at the BROOKLYN NAVY
faro received shore leave and enjoyed themselves
apout the city. The regular drills at the yard
were suspended yesterday, and games of ali kinds
were substituted
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-09-04
WOMEN CRUSHED on TROLLEY CARS

The immense crowd that visited the Sound re-
sorts in Westchester County yesterday completely
swarmed the Huckleberry Railroad. Many Of them
did not reach their homes in The Bronx and Man
haitian until the early hours OF morning. The prn-
cipal trouble at New-Rochelle. where Of
the large dynamos in the power house had broken
down. Few of the pleasure seekers knew of the
accident to the dynamo, and when they swarmed
into New-Rocheue they were either forced to camp
the door steps take trains. In the brushes to
get seats several women and children were knocked
down and trampled upon Families became sepa-
rated, and there were several fights Pickpockets
also active and a number of people were re-
heved Of their watches and purses The trolley
company is working day and night to install new
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-09-04
NOrfolll Street..


The approximate lien or charge % satisfy
which the above described be
thousand i've hundred and hfy dollars OS1555Ul with
interest thereon from the seventh day August. 1900
together with costs and allowances amounting 70
SSl3 100 with interest
with the expenses OF the sale The said premises
he sold subject to mortgage a
Use EunneT lS2 Rvlngton street sum
Of TWenty-twO thousand dollars tS22O accrued
interest thereon from March 1900: and subject
20 nrst mortgage a lien upon premises number
lS-fG fSlVinEt0n street, amounting the
thousand dollars tS9000l thereon
1900. - '-
Dated New York. August 18th 1900
WILLIAM TEMPLE ENMET. Refer-a
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-09-04
West 1SOth ST.

The approximate OF the lien charge 70
satisfy which the above described be sold
Is SlG11634 with interest thereon OF
August 1900 together with and allowance amount
ing to $4T375 with interest from August 10Th 1900
together with the expenses The approximate
OF taxes. assessments rates other
liens. which to be allowed purchaser OF
the purchase money paid BY the Referee Is Sae6 -
and Interest.
Dated New York. August 24lh. 1900.
JOHN z. DUFFY. Referee.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-09-04
Proposals

DEPOT Q. NJ Dept, JEFFERSONYTTTF
IND. Au~ust 81. 19O0.-sealed Proposals in tripl
cate VIII be received here until O'Clock A M (Centr1
Standard Time September IS 1900 for FURNISHING 2S5
Army Ranges and Appendages fer same. The T-nfted
States reserves right to reject accept any or ali
proposals part thereof Information furnished ~
application. Envelopes containing proposals shOud ~
marked Proposals for Army Ranges. and addreeseJ
c. K. BARNETT, Deputy .. NJ. General
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-09-04
NEW YORK SUPREME COURT County of

NEW YORK SUPREME COURT. County OF
New York.-Isidore Jackson and Abraham Stern.
plaintiffs against Abraham solomon. samuel Hauben.
and others, Defendants.
duly made and entered the above-entted action bear
ing date the seventh day Of August, 1900 the under
at public auction at the New York Real Estate sales
Room. No Ill Broadway. IN the Borough q Manhattan.
at II O'Clock that day by Peter F. Never Auc-
toneer the premises directed by said Judgment sold
and therein described follows
aroys thereon epecfsd pSSet o. and With ne
by the intersection Of the northsrIy Side f ts1
street with the easteriy side OF Norfol street. ~ %
Norfolk street seventy-eighf feet; thenSs 5
Utterly aid parallel with Norfolk PARTLY
through the cea.re Of seventy-esht feet 10
erly along the ncrthery side % RivnSton
point place os beginning subject 70
the right in common OF using three foot aev s,r,s
the OF said lot
Also all piece parcel OF ground with
and being in the Seventeenth date Eeventh) Ward Of
northerly side Ryington street and known ana ais
tnguished number hundred thirty-t,vo ana
half QS2il RivngtoH and bounded southeriv in
BY Rivington street westerly by h5uss snJ ISf
known as nurbe one hundred snd thirtytwo RIvngton
street northery in the BY ground By Evert
by the house and lot known number hundred ana
thirtyfour Rvtngton street containing in front
and seventeen 90 feet length on each sids
seventyeight (IS feet be the said dimensors
OF using three alley across the rear
thereof which right was released BY the
insurance company OF New York to Abraham Tappen.
release recorded In the registers aice
County O. New York in IIber S99 Of veyances page 55S
WILLIAM TEMPLE EMMETT Referee
A. STERN Attorney for Plaintiffs. Once Post0acs
address No 81 Nassau street. Borough % Manhattan
The following diagram OF the property to Re sold
described above. the street numbers being iS9 snf
1872 Rivtngton street;
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-09-04
Business Opporiunines.

A NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. piece OF art. Irrsp-oducahl.
a service OF sevres ChIna) pate tendre. Louis Nv rs
period 25 pieces, more complete and Composed
than that OF the Louvre Sale Theirs 100000 A5-ss
To Me-SAUVAGE Notary Bernay CEurel France 1'9
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-09-04
NEW YORK sUPRElIE COURT. COrNTY

OF NEW YORK.-Jacob Shire another Plaintiffs
against Gustave 5 Drachman and others Defendants
Notice Is hereby given that. pursuant Judgment
OF foreclosure and sale in the above entitled action
the Office OF the Clerk OF the County OF New
York 18th. 1900 the Undersigned Referee duly
appointed Judgment for purpose. will sell
public auction by Peter F. Meyer Company aucOneers
the Exchange SaesroOms No III Broadway. Borough
Manhattan, City and County OF u o'clock
September eth. 1900 the premises mentioned in
said Judgment and described follows
All certain lot. piece parcel Of land. with the
buildings and Improvements thereon erected situate lying
and being in the Seventh Ward OF the City New
bounded Southery in front Cherry Street Easerly
side by certain alley running from Cherry
Monroe Oae Irnbardy Street known Mechanics Alley
OF Jacob Carpenter deceased. late
Charles Dickinson. and Westerly other by
formerly belonging Nicholas De Peyster
Thomas lyon: the premises being front
COD feet and IN length
along alley hundred nuety-three 93) feet
eleven I'D inches. and the hun
nnetysiX 1890 feet ard three
number 1886 Cherry Street. n City New
also all the right interest OF
Gustsve s Drachman in and 10 the said alley
eastery side OF the above described premises and ~
all rights advantages and privileges thsreunt0
belonging being the conveyed 10 the said
Gustave s prachman by Maria 5. Wright by
bearing date April %. 1899
Dated. New York August 10. 1900.
Ebert CRANDAI.IA Referee
SULLIVAN & CROMWELL.
As Wall Street Manhattan N /. Attorneys Plaintiffs
The following is diagram OF the property referred 10 in
the foregoing notice OF sale:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-09-04

Order Of Hon Abner c. Thomas, Surrogate OF the
County Of New York notice is hereby given per
sons having claims against Charles H Scott OF
City of New York deceased the
vouchers therefor to the subscriber place
acting business No. $50 Broadway, Borough OF Manhat-
tan. City Of New York. before the 10th day OF
February next. Dated New York August 4th 1900
THE WASHINGTON TRUST COMPANY OF THE CITY
OF NEW YORK. Executor.
RUSSELL & PERCY. Attorneys for Executor % Nassau
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-09-04

hearty applause e' anu were give"
ana e e, parade was led by S. J. Griffin president
doteaiSSl oIicerS OF the Central Labor Union and
mile in lIdnen a OIL police. The parade was over
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-09-04
Real estate.
THE LAWYERS TITLE
INSURANCE COMPANY
OF NEW YORK.
81 and 80 Liberty Street,
Az and 46 Maiden. Lane.

Examines and insures titles at fixed,
moderate rates, giving the dealer or in
weston the selection of counsel when de-
sired. Questions of doubt are submitted
to a Committee of Counsel of the Com
pany before insuring.
Losses for thirteen years. ID. 1924, 346.37
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-09-04
5nrrogates' Notltes.
PURSUANCE OF AN ORDER Of Hon.

Abner c. Thomas. a Surrogate OF the County OF
New York notice is hereby given all having
claims Charles p. HUNTINGTON
York deceased to present the same with vouch-
thereof Subscriber his place transactng
business No. 90 Wall Street. in the Borough of Manha
tan, City Of New York before the day OF
February Dated New York. Goth day OF July
1900. CHARLES A. SHERMAN Executor.
BOWERS & SANDS. Attorneys Executor.
Notice is hereby given all persons having CLAIMS
against the late firm Of Huntington and Dorm. which
the late Charles P Huntington the sole surviving
partner present with vouchers thereof
70 the subscriber his place OF transating business No
90 Wall ST, Borough of Manhattan. City OF New York.
before the first day Of February next.
Dated New York the Goth day Of July. 1900.
CHARLES n SHERMAN.
Of the VIII Charles p Huntington deed.
BOWERS & SANDS.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-09-04
BOSTON HAS TWO PARADEs.
u KNIGHTS REVIEWED BY GOVERNOR CRANE
AND MAYOR HART.

81 AND MAYOR HART.
& Sos.on Sept. 3.-The thousands of citizens who
. '0.Ya'ea In the Labor Day celebration to-day
80 favored with excellent weather. Most of the
-. "eIS carried out successfully and without
'~A' The principal feature was the display
49, - organized labor but this demonstration
a e7oaAeo some Of former years, largely due
p. Ossereernent between Mayor Hart and the
~ Central Labor Union.
c. ny appropriated $50 for the benefit of the
,or. --- Labor Union, and about a week ago a
fss 49, arose between the union officials and
49, -ssof as to whether the latter should be in
s,m. " review the parade AT the City Hall After
H.. 1.sslon il was decided not 20 invite the
49, eno as result several Of the bodies anil
ss,- - me Central Labor Union expressed their
- So q the failure 70 invite the Mayor.
b - Laoofers' Union. a protest against
b CO.. ~ o. the central body. held parade Of
h ssor hardly one-half Of the trades unions Of
& 49, 1ooK part IN the parade and few Of them
Il a. Oll with their total membership.
- lofly-tVe hundred trades union men were
sseeB me, me hnights Of Labor. numbering about
sass unio,i.ed leld 2 parade independent Of the
y beer sy..ilsls- The Knights and the unions have
pa ,IiIIlendy for long time. and in order to
sgsFtTnepro 81 me TWO organizations the Police
1isnce "as instructed 10 exercise more
slsEe6 ~ man usual. The knights If Labor were
sefose -, ~ mayor Hart and Governor Crane
o 9S3ttish Clans Of MassscbTsetts '' maTcbed
.slh ne principal streets Of the city TO the
xten - '4y ~, station, where special trains were
sn6 III i Ssatedonian Grove West Roxbury. at
ssf Wee ne ne annual picnic and field day Of the
. biorIcS ne5d. Another feature of the day was
ne lssac, ehd games Of the National Irish Ath-
'eiallon, al Oak Island
~'NGFIELD PARADE A MILE IN LENGTH
Cons .-sAeld Mass. Sept S.-Over thirty labor
sgvot :" tnis city. together with several from
sr,- e. observed the day with a parade this
In "a which about three thousand men were
ID !, numerous floats added to the attractive
b, me parade. Members Of the BARRIERS
b. are dressed in white coats and hats and
"sfs In their buttonhoIes. They were