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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1901-12-15
MRs. CHARIRiND Nor INDICTED.
Grand Jnr, ENon.Tsies Tier of aurd.rins
Uu.i,and T. she Insane

The Grand Jury - Hudson county hAs
rrfus.i Co Md az indictment fuT murder
asainrt hn Nue-dora ChArtrand Who
shot AID BILLED hrr husband. John Char
bUksu. uu o. 30 Aftsr voting no till
tie Juiorr ~ 10 rsid Asked Prosecutor
Irwin 60 taFr afrIs tu have AIs fhartfshd
oksuinrd 90 tu luf sanity Tie k'eI-fs
81 fLs "lurtb Jai taHl"y' that sis 10 insane
Me thsUfhId toki 10 lellas that shs
accidentally shIf trf hushaud Wils hlddihs
lin good los rlr had iaf aruis afuund
tlf ns-i sir said aud 80 fssolRei shlrh
he hnld o. boz hauI sont ~ tnfon"T
lufy i-iuin.d % NefiiH - accidental sLoot
ia
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1901-12-15
OIR FOREIGN TOMHERCE.
balance Of Trade In our Favor for Eleven
Moniis. IS n ,OOs.sas.

wlsHIsoToS. Dec TIL. imports ~
merchandise into the United States In ia.
eleven months ended Nov ~ show an
increase - sss or. i0 over tho-" for IN"
corresponding period ~ iast year. vill.
the s~GIsorfs show a falling N ~ - .jd2.sll
n. value of al" impprts for ia. months
mrutiOnsd sac tsoa!s .0Dl, end 81 ths
eAI1rts o. s2s. .eS .sli, and The alamo 81
trade la favor II the iuit.d stat.s iI that
Isnod was tb2s 80 lss
fof ihs month ~ November The impurtf
~sfe valued al ga ssl ,g.s exceeding by
o. a. 40 ihusa for The hke month ~ igD
and ih. saporis aggregated ttso. bil loJ.
o u~asTsaha 81 tisu 0nl
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1901-12-15
CHARGES AGAINST KNOX.
the Antitrust League Files Them with
the senate judiciary Committee.

the Senate judiciary Committee
m.--.--- r. -. -
DEC, iA-ine charges pro
ierred by the Anti-Irust League against
the confirmation by the Senate Of Philan-
der c. Knox. as Acknowledgement of the
Ir,,,ad S,.,.s ,ora eI.d ,o-day NTH Tho
sans,a Comm,,,ss on The .J,d,c;ary 10
senate committee Oh 'he ouo'oiaiy' 70
which the Nomination was referred by the
Senate. The charges, afidavits and ex-
b;h,ts oo,ar Gonna aoo tvpewritten and
- -. ,..ma--
heariy ioo PlIh,eu Paee' ihey were pre-
pared by r.. - Monnett, FORMER Attorney
General Of Ohio: George Rice Of Marietta,
who hroug1, tho action In Ohio AGAINST
,ha c,,nJord on Comnony and o,hars
INC S'ehou VI. on.pa" anu o"
nemnoeis OF 'he hn'i-iIu1' t1asue
The charges In general alege That Mr..
Knox, In violation Of his oath of office,
hos rat,s.d ond naol.ctad IN Institute nro.
10 ~ eHs-su. 49, III,
'Nuhns9 asaihs' ~
violating the ANTITRUST law ana specihc
allegations are set out at length, naming
the United States Steel Company, the
49, p,.to Tr,s, tho Anthracite Goal
nh U.s. On c''."Hs -
ddrust. the o,a,ua,u o' Sonnpany aHu me
onlciai oiassihea.oh oonnpany " ine
trunk nhe raiiroads, formerly the JOINT
Irainc Association, Incinueu IN the paper
suDihitteo Dy the ieasue = ne IePiy VI WI
Knox to an inquiry ny the League as 70
his connection as attorney ior 'he tarnegie
Gonhpdhy VII nv NJ W .mo 'e
trust IN tfis r"piy VT hhoA says.
primarily. permit me 10 say that your
request Is founded upon an erroneous as
sumption. | do not know who the indiyid-
uals ara who orUanized the United States
Staal Corroration M tbev are tho nersons
49, oiPoIe.ion w ~
usually harisu III ihe neMhpaPefs az .ne
promoters OF that ORGANIZATION, WIN the
single exception OF Mr.. &, M. Schwab. i
don't know, never saw and was never In
any way connected with any one of them
I neyer hazard of any Agreement bet weeu
,ham, al a. oonsti,yons r,annI.ars 81 IN
Su nen anu .ne oohe'uehO ""''o' Vi wv
oteel corporatloh'
Neither at the time OF the formation oil
the United States Steel Corporation, MOI
al any time, was ! officially connected with
the Carnegie Steel mpan was for.
merIv one ~ liz legal advisers In the con.
49, ~ a. ,annfec,,5ra L,s;nass b,,,
uu'' VI 10 I''is Dus'Iooo' ~
was never consulted with reference tt
the formation OF the United States Stee
Corporation, nor in relation to the sale
10 that company of the shares of stock
beId 10 Tho ~ tho Carneoi,
i have never seen any papers or agree
ments to which you refer. nor have ! beef
informed Of their contents. | nave nc
KNOWLEDGE whatever of their existence
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ann sr,T S,r ~ I,rp
inis..i. sa1s,as ns' Dsssssa rsf.ssis
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90 lsusI To piih 80 flss sni A.
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tls Af4sl lsis iH4H - a.aand llsI > aila
a. ai H~hHtHsiaHfsr y Hsfa a iiH nfHr
49, iaaffafF $500 80 a. takH. ~ aid
fIa s-af.aHaIlH III 80 nauif
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1901-12-15
I2-YEAR-OLD 4 BAD MAN.
Holds His Mother Up With = Carving knife
When She Scoids.

Ms. Rosie Cohen Of 10 Monroe street
appeared as complainant yesterday in
the Essex Market police court against
her twelve-year-old son lsador and showed
Magistrate Hogan a carving knife about a
foot long with which she said he had tried
to stab her
Il got the knife away from him in time.
she said. and then ! spanked him with a
shoe"
What have you got 20 say, YOU little
scoundrcl.' ssid the Msgisi rate 10 the
prisoner
We'll, l tell yer how IL H., Leader replied
sMe muddar Is scoldin' me all der time
and when she keeIs II up she gets me 80
mad dat ! am lurt the sane as crazy an
am liable ter be a dangerous man den .
lssior was held Tor eva nlnation to-
morrow
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1901-12-15
TO SELL Omaha FRANCHISES.
Representatives Of Corporations Coming
Here 10 See MIR. Morgan.

OMAHA. Neb.. Dec. 1.-THE Presidents
Of the corporations in Omaha having water,
light and traction franchises with an ag-
gregate capital of over s3O.0Oo,Ooo are o n
the way 10 New York for a conference with
J. p. Morgan relative to the sale Of their
properties. This deal has been under way
several months. but has not been made on
account of the high price the street rail
way men place on their corporation. about
$4,000 900 Ii is thought now that the
difference has been adjusted and the trans
fer will take place Immediately.
Mr.. Morgan some time ago signihed
his intention Of taking q, zoo. 900 OF the new
stock personally II the deal il made. In
cidentally, the meeting will also discuss
the Fremont Power Canal project. The
companies interested are the Omaha Water
Company, Omaha and Council Bluffs Bridge
and Motor Line, the electric light and the gas
companies.
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iHsusstsss fna o. A. q
ft.H = sHHaF a. GO Hassia
IiisB iHssH Iafa 800 a. 90 hlaHs
tHb = siata ssa sHa n.sib isss 90
saHaH 80 90 hhf siaa 30 i.f q ua
sar. iffsaH fsHusH nuf safiaf
assf MasH HH afIm 10 faH Haa
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Iaia ss "a. a. uhH hstus
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assH faf r HsflHf 49, o.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1901-12-15
BRiDGI F.IIS iNDTR 4 IMAM
span OF the BiG our O,e ~ the Nismi ki,rr
Near Iro,. Ohio. t,iNes MAJ.

TKoY Ohio. lee ~ Ihe east span - the
nag Pow railroad bndse across the Miami
River, hall a mll. east 81 Troy. vent dosn
at 'oloc the morning y hil- all easl-
hound freight IRAN ~as on j. Ia. brdg.
had r~r,.uty ue-n INSPECTED by the railroad
onir"r-
Tho fireman. " \ 'hnord. - Indian
apaAs. sas killei No ons sls- vac u.itous-
" iHl Tct although th. rnEina- fireman
and constructor we're oil ln tie cab ~ the
lnoumou,e In- conductor George Henry
had he nsnt iand hsdly sraldsd but usa
rlsiunsi .~Aatssd without . rafatoh
, - loUousous . AHd ninH ifuishi osfs we're
laird uI a. 10 nkvf bad
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1901-12-15
PROJECT FOR CARNEGIE'S GIFT.
The George Washington Memorial Asso-
citation Would GLADLY Accept u.

WAsHINdTON, Dec. N-At the annual
meeting Of the George Washington Mem
orial Association held here to-day the
opinion was general that Andrew Camegie's
proposed gift Of so coo 600 IL just the thing
needed Ia carry out the plans Of the asso-
citation. On July 4 last the organiza-
ton made an appeal TO the people Of the
United States 20 furnish by voluntary
subscription The 'unds necessary for carry
ing out the plans Of a university az fn-t
proposed 10y George Washington. but the
prospects Of success we're anything but
fiattsnng, Ne only t45Oo had b@rn socu-
INFLATED, and this IN conjunction with the
work ~ the National Academy Of Sfasnoes
A de-ign for the proposed memorial build-
ing has is--n prepared by " A Boring
And IL 10 nov tLoughi that NJ CameT1e
muniho.ut sin vii make u nos-iple 10
carry the PROTEST Co q .u"'r--iul som
ol~iion. ~ hs proposition, 90 -st forth 10
HE lr,i.r 90 tie Pr.idrut. smisldi.s "a a
general way tlp. ld-a- 80 luAg advocated
- no n]atlu.ai arr"latiun
A. toHlAys mo'tins, ifof, Charles ~
MaiUOui Dir~tui II Tie theological survey
aapi hat D.. lad D. fnom NJ taulssla
that u Sas 20 i.u e lhs puTlsp-~ ih NAB
nih4s as q a group ~ unissfaty huild
insr Tho fund $40 a. L. u=d Toe ga
s'tlfaHi4. urssfUI undrf az sdminlsffa
uun iIaf wuuld b. fuus ffsu sussfnnssnial
uf university s,ntfl Nlai ihs agusl
frl.tlnns III thr Hns tHNun tD fls uss
unitrflty ssuid a. aid Hut 10 dshiiirii
knunu. hui mtluuniaill . hafd suun
H. alaasihi.i uAf sould -ftlu ell suol
4taasl lisitl AZ aHY faiu a. aaalanuh
Dstlld pHsa.d NUh 80 smt - fsisiny
faisiH w. tAs piulr @i ssgiuflel isiid
HE NJ flsnns ale - - bflshi nfiie
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90 HII ussfH A. ~ fslssfs 40
laa d tiaaslt uai u FIN D. sulsfaHN
aiaI irinstd II sn.flsf faim
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atsiri hsif 80. aiunsinH a bulala
hatr 80 rii. sinaH 81 aliaas a. Hsla
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flai a. fuHH HH.aH Haia A. Hthf il
alHi.H 80 HgsiHsH 40 Affiai D. laasafs
shH a. hflafl
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Leather S~peciaIties.

A term covering innumsr.
able articles for the 6~oudoir.
Library, e%sontoire. Cannot
be described OF even ests.
logusd.
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Jewel Cases.

Very recherche. A most
dainty and charming present
for a lady.
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Dress Suit Cases,

in genuine sole leather, pig.
skin, &c. Handsome enough
for presents; strong enough
for hardest use.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1901-12-15
GIFTS THAT CHARM At
FIRST SIGHT AND
SATISFY YEARS AFTER.
POCketbOOkS

All the now fanoies In
Lsathers and Mountings. Posi-.
lively the largest variety ever
placed on exhibition.
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Travelling Bags.

From the simplest to the
most elaborate. Many eIe.
gantly fitted with toilet Ap.
purtenances.
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Umbrellas.

Specially designed so' gre.
Neatly packed IN individual
bopss Msfsso ~ith Initials
tee ~ oha'ss
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Bags
Especially for Ladies.
Wrist, chateIaine or Travel.
ling. in styles they will best
appreciate.
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NOTE.

Va s's q spseisii, houss--
tia largest lD lie line. No
OsnsTsi Assori msnt store
can eoDpsts With us lo
sariei, ~ offerings az si-
ifaeiIsensss ~ prioss.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1901-10-19
Miscellaneous.

First Church Ohrislian Scicntist,D 5l0 Adams
avenue sunday services, 1913 u. M, 40 p M. /;
sunday school, hts a. M, subject, ''Plobation
After Death" Testimonial meetings, Wcdncs.
day evenings at : O'Clock. The church il also
open every day during the week. The Bible and
Christian Science Literature is Kept IN It's trrr
public reading room. "sccnoC and Health
With the Key 10 Scripture" by Mary Baker
Eddy. will be loaned 10 investigators without
charge Visitors and letters Of inquiry are wei.
come and given courteous attention and in
formation free.
Calvary Reformed church. Monroc avenue and
Gibson stIeei-Rev, Marion H. Firor pastor
services 1890 4. m. and 80 y. NJ; sunday
school li,il a. M; Christian Endcayor D. M
Morning subject, "Why Commune" Evening
"Abumdantly Able to save Holy comnun ION
celeLatcd at both services.
Zion United Evangelical ehurch liaO Iapousc
ayenur--Rcv J. w. Messenger, pastor. Preach
ing 1910 a. M and 1,l0 D. m. Rev Nm Pn
sons will preach at 40 y. NJ; SUNDAY school
$50 a. M; Junior ErdeaNor y. M; Senior I'm.
dcavor $50 p. m, All seats ucc Everybody
Welcome 10 all services This will he reOpcning
day. All services OF special interest.
First Primitive Methodist, Green Ridgc-Rcy
G, Lees, aston Preaching at 1890 a. m and
y, IN >,micrt morning, "iioly Diving +"
Evening, Musings on Autumn" A welcome to
all.
Union Services, Hose house. 1ripp Park sun.
day school $50 p. M; evening service 130 y.
m, conducted by Mrs. H. Cardew.
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T0nllOrrOW'S Services
Methodist Episconal.

Elm Park VI. l.. rhurc--EaIN morning >rr.
vice OF prayer and praise AT go: preaching by
| pastor. hr. &. NJ. Griffin at 1890; class meeting
it the close of morning services in sunday
school loo,u sunday school At > u. M: Junior
League at $50 in Epworth League room.
>istant pastor T.. B. Singer has charge senior
League al o.3o. led by II. II. Bushnell. topic,
''t Bad Bargain" Al 30 the pastor will give
the third oi the announced sunday evening
lectures, subject is "somc sundays in Europe"
The people are welcome 10 all these services.
Simpson Methodist Episcopal churchRcv. II.
e. McDermott, pastor. Preaching at 1880 a. IN.
and 80 p. m. Morning subject. 'What Think
ic OF the Christi evening subject, ".>slcep or
Awake sunday school AT J. M: Junior
League at $50 y. m. Seats free Al welcome.
Ash Street Methodist Episcopal rhnch--Rcv.
!. r. Austin, pastor. Morning preaching ser.
Vice al 1880, subject, Wealth of the Upright"
Glass meeting al I1.3o y. M, Charles Cooper,
Leaders SUNDAY school At , p. M, T. W. Stone,
superintendent; Junior League a, p. m. Mrs.
G. W. Chubb, superintendent; Epworth l.nn.nc
at 6.ij p, M, Miss Cora Lawn, leader: evening
preaching service AT $50. cordial welcome
to ALL
Nay Aug Methodist Episcopal clnrch-Rcv. J.
II. Austin, pastor sunday school al 80 p. m.
Preaching at $50 y. m All welcome.
Court Street Methodist Episcopal church
G. G. LYMAN, pastor. Sunday school rally and
roll call. 1890 a, N. lou are invited. sunday
school, 1lij C r. CLARK, superintendent Ep.
worth League $50 p. m, Preaching by pastor
80. Seats tree Everybody welcome 10 all
our services
Providence" NJ. T., clmrpI-,Rry George \,
Cure, pastor. Quarterly meeting services and
old folks anniversary in th. uurnng: love feast
At $50. lr"ach hing and the sacrament by the
Rev, \, Griffin, d. D. al 1890: sunday school
at pm; Epworth League al Go; topic. "A
Bad Bargain Mis- Pearl Watkins leader
Preaching by the pastor AT 40 The Epworih
League represent the church in sending loving
invitation 10 all its elderly members and
friends, Rev George T. Cure.
Hampton Street VI. l., cmrcll-Rev James
Rennnacr. pastor, Love feast lt 10; nrcachin,
al 1880 by Rev t. D. Singer of Elm Palk
church, aicr sermon sacrament oi Lords sup.
per: sunday school ~ ,: Intermediate league at
3: senior league nj $50, leader Anna Leister:
evening preaching service at 80, subject,
Keeping the Sablih Day Holy" 4 welcome TO
all.
First German Methodist Episcopal church,
Adams avenue and Vine street q Bobn pas.
tor Preaching services 1870 a. IN. and 730 D.
M; sunday school at noon and AT 2 O'Clock
p. NJ, at the Taylor avenue chapel; Epworth
League meeting at G.i5 y, M; Beginning tomor.
row "" shall hold Gospel meetings every even.
ing except saturday evening. The Prospect
avenue VI. f. congregation will mite with rs
lh" German speaking friends ar" cordially in.
Niled
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Delaware and Hudson.


IN EHect Junn 2, INI,
Trains iur Carbondac leave Scranton at GO
500 S.53, 1913 a, M; 100, Lea, 2.i4, 3.j2
g. %. O.25, ..57, o15, ll.20 p. IN; liG a, N,
For llonesdalc and Lake Lodorc, go, lo.l3 a,
M !.ii and 40 p. m.
a. M: iaOl las, ais, 333, l.27, go, 7,is,
Toi l.. Y. r, r. Polnts-O45, OBS a. M; 2,1s,
For ' Penn sylvania r. II. Points--G.i5, 0Gs, Els,
8. ..i3 and AZ y. m.
For Albany and all points north-.62o a. M,
AMI ~ p m. .,,,>.a
For Calbondalc-s,50, lla;' a. m 2.4i, 3,52,
5.52 and 10. 80 p. IN,
For Wilkcs.Bane--0,3s a, M; l2,05, Los 3.2s,
6.33 and S.i2 p. m.
For Albany and points north-'3.5a p. NJ.
For iioncslae and Lake Lodore-s.jO, II 81
a m. and 3j2 p. M
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1901-10-19
RAILROAD TIME TABLES
pennsylvania RAILROAD

Schedule in Effect June 2, 1901.
Trains leave Scranton:
6.45 a. m., week days, through ves-
tibule train from Wilkes Barre.
Pullman buffet parlor car and
coaches to Philadelphia. via
Pottsville; stops at principal in
termediate stations. Also con-
meets for Sunbury, Harrisburg.
Philadelphia, Baltimore. Wash
ington and for Pittsbure and the
West.
9.3s a. M. week days, for Sunbury,
Harrisburg, Philadelphia, Balti-
more. Washington and Pittsburg
and the West.
2.l8 p. m, week days, Sundays,
1853 p. MD. for Sunbury, Har-
risburg, Philadelphia, Balti-
more, Washington and Pitts
burg and the West.
3.33 p. M, week days, through ves-
tibule train from Wilkes Barre.
Pullman buffet parlor car and
coaches to Philadelphia via
Pottsville. Stops at principal in
termediate stations.
4.27 p. M, week days, for Hazleton,
Sunbury, Harrisburg, Philadel-
phia and Pittsburg.
j. B. HUTCHINSON. Gen. Mgr.
j. u. WOOD. Cen Pass. Aet.
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Lehigh Valley Railroad.
In Effect June ,, 1901.


For Philadelphia and New York Via d. II.
r. r., at G.45 and 9.3s H. m. and lis, 4.2'
(Black Diamond ENp'css), and ll.30 p. M. Sun
days, D. e. II. r. r.. l,lS, s..7 p. III.
For White Haven. lIa2tcion and principal
points in the coal regions. via d. & II. r. r.,
q. ii. 2.1s and A.2T p. m. For P"tsvillc. G.i5 a.
m.. 2.lS p. III.
For Bethlehem. Ea>ton, Reading. Harrisburg
and principal intermediate stations via d. Il ii.
n, r.. G.4,, OBS a., M; 2ls. 49, Rlack Din
mond EXprcss). Il,"o J.. m. Sundays d. Il H..
r. r., o.;js II. m: LIS. S.; p. m.
For Tnnkhapnock rowanda E,mira. Ithaca.
Geneva and principal intermediate stations. via
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Joseph Exalted.
Gen. xii: 3S.40.


Of the occupant. These may not be denied with.
ont wronping him who holds the placr. And a,
Joseph was duly invested with ,ha, which bc.
placed the royal ring. used in sealing rubic
documents lEsthcr iii:iaJ. lie was arraycd in
ycst,,res of fine linen the apparel %, officers of
high rank. and u gold chain, expressive Of
aS an auoinnent ana distinction. Tho second
chariot. the hrst beng reserved for Pharaoh,
was ohcfod iof MS use. indeed, all this was
dohc NJ once Ana as nc went iortl in this
state hcn tue paiat" coh'irr preceded him and
erred. nov the Knee. ana tie populace hum.
pIcd themselves rs u" passed. 80 was tile Young
man honor',l. 'hcn nut thiit! years of age, all
because Col was with him to- give him sound
AUTHORITY --Cycr.e An I'm .Lc io,b and
4lst verses tho exalted position of joscnh il IN.
diratcd as ruler over all the Land and neoplc of
Epypt, Bv implirutiou that carried with Il
whatever authority was needed y,t n more
formal and direct statement was deemed 4, be
appropria,c, and here il is. lie is invested with
,hr most nb,ouc control over .bc ,ut;r, n,nu.
la,io,,. so that 10 man shouId Ntt , hand mr. foot
in all the land without him, lie is Tins made
tho master of every soul. III. law s s,nr,,rc
Ills word is final and universal from, which
there should be no appcal. The CONVEYANCE of
affecting way. 81 am Phalaoh,' said the king.
declaring his sovereignty. and hence his tinqucs
toned right to grant TO whom he pleased the