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STOLE SLEUTH'S WATCH.
Thief Captured After Three-Mile Chase
in Auto.

BEVERLY, Dec. E.-Marshal ABE
Austin arrested yesterday a man who gave
his name as William Young, of Millville,
charged with robbing the marshal of a
watch and a purse. the former being a
Christmas gift from his wife. Mrs. Austin,
on her return home, discovered the arti-
cles missing, and hastily m her
husband, who was on his beat.
From a neighbor the marshal ascertained
that a man wearing a white sweater had
tried to sell him a shovel. but he had sent
him to Mr.. Msute's saloon. Mr.. Maute
bought the shovel, and he and the mar
shal started out on a hunt, and fortunate
ly took the same road as the accused man.
An auto coming east was stopped by the
two men. who inquired for a man with a
white sweater. Such a man had been seen
by them. The machine was turned around
and sped down the pike. The man was
found about three miles below this city.
The auto was brought to a stop by his
side, and the fellow tried to escape by
running across some fields, but the two
men captured him and he was committed
to the county jail.
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PREPARING MINSTREL SHOW,

a minstrel show will be given New
Years afternoon and night in Columbus
Theatre, Orange. by Branch No. l., DIS
trict No. B. ST Patrick's Alliance OF
America, of that city. The men have been
faithfully rehearsing and the public Is as,
sured Of a rare treat. The interlocutor viii
be John II. Moran and the end men cir
ford J. Werner. Edward Meeker, Henry
o'Hagan, John j. Cowen. Thomas Il. Elan
agan and John Walsh. The vocalists are
Thomas Mooney. james Lee. Michael j.
Finley. Gregory Morrissey, Thomas r.
FIFTEEN. ir, and Frank Martin.
The affair will be under the manage
ment Of John ]. Cowen and ii. A. OKLA
gan. Several fine specialties have been
planned and there will be a chorus OIL
forty men. Charles Graham will give
whistling selections, Bernard Finneran aud
H. A. O'Hagan will give . comedy ana
c J.. Werner VIII spring a surprise: JONI
J.. Slattery. j. II. Moran and 7. +. Fit'sS
will give q feature play and a NUMBER y
other treats nave been arranged.
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u ORANGE.

On Tuesday night, New Years eve, a
watch night service will be held in the
South Orange Methodist Church from )
o'clock until midnight. Until 10 o'clock
the Wesleyan Brotherhood will have
charge. This will be followed by an old
fashioned love feast, after which there
will be preaching by the Rev. Ralph &.
Urmy. pastor of the Morristown Methodist
Church.
An informal dance was given by Mr..
and Mrs. Henry b. Thomas in honor Of
at their home, SO Montrose avenue, last
night.
Miss Lena Dubois and William B.. Nor
rison, both of Newark, were married by
South Orange Methodist Church, in the
presence OF relatives at the home of the
brides sister, Mrs. Henry Rice, of 1856
Tichenor avenue, South Orange, on
Christmas Day.
The Village Board of Trustees will hold
an informal meeting tonight to discuss the
business to be transacted at the public
meeting to be held next Monday night.
A. S.. Kinsey will lead the Epworth
League devotional meeting in the Method
list Church Sunday evening. He will talk
on "Our Accounting"
Services will be held in Trinity Presby-
terrain Church on New Years Day at $50
a. m.
South Orange Council No. 1,347, ROYAL
Arcanum, elected the following officers for
The ensuing year at a meeting in Masonic
toh . ui6It. GCStHt, IL L. IeOldu0b
vice-regent, Waller Bennett: orator, =. Fl.
Stultz; secretary, r. Fl. Nicholson; war
den. Andrew j. Macdonald treasurer,
Frank Wildey; collector, Edward Price;
sentry, John Taylor; Chaplain. a. w. Nc
CURE; trustees for sehres years. Byron Kill
born and II. j. Bierinan. rerscAANa1fS9A
to grand council, II. f. Roland and II. :.
Bierman; representatives to employment
bureau, George Coon and e. H. Stolz; Or
ganisr, Byron Kilborn; representative Tor
hospital bed fund committee, Ii. j. Bic.
man and Byron Kilborn. The council will
hereafter meet Ia Jr. o. U. A. NJ. Hail.
The new officers will be installed at a
meeting on January 2.
The Musical Society Of the First Baptist
Church gave a social in Temperatures HAIL
lest plight.
Falston avenue, are out of town fer a few
DAYS.
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WEST HUDSON.
DEMOCRATS FAIL TO
PROTEST APPOINTMENT.
Assured by Councilman that Committee
Will Be Remembered in Distribute
ing Offices, They Adjourn.

The Kearny Democrats who are particu-
larly interested in the plans of organiza-
ton OF the new Town Council ard the
plums that it will hand out on January l
in the way of offices, held no meeting last
night OF q condemnatory character. The
call that was prompted by the announce
ment that a combination had practically
decided to appoint Edward Dugdale, Of
the Second Ward, water purveyor instead
OF their own candidate, -John DurkiI1.
After the committee had waited upon
Councilman John Davidson. jr leader Of
the majority, previous to the meeting and
received assurance that they would be
given some recognition. The president,
James McAteer, advised the twenty or
more members of the town organization.
who had assemble at Ford's Hall, that no
meeting would be held.
1t is said that the matter of definitely
settling the water purveyorship is up 80
Councilman David w. Reid, and that both
Dugdale and Iiurkin expect the backing
of the CouncilInen. A difference OF opi7-
ion has arisen over the assessor appoint
ments, the Kearny end e~ontending that
both the appointments should not go TO
the Third and Fourth Wards. Owing 10
the fact that the slate of appointments to
be made by the incoming administration
still remains unsettled another caucus will
be held Saturday night for the purpose of
arriving, IL possible, to some understenI'
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ORANGE Y. NJ. c. A. NOTES.

James A. Cruikshank, secretary of the
Wolf Hunters Club of America, Will give
a popular talk. with lantern slides, 'hunt-
ton room of the association this evening
at 3 o'clock.
ON Monday morning, December so, a
triangular athletic meet will be held in
the Orange Association gymnasium be
tween the associations of Newark, Mont
clair and Orange.
A missionary talk on China will be given
December 20, at 4i15 O'Clock. The talk Will
he illustrated with lantern slides, and all
members and their friends are invited:
On Tuesday morning, December 81, a
party of boys from the Paterson assocla-
ton will visit Orange and will be enter
tanned In the gymnasium swimming pool.
After lunch in the building they Will be
escorted on a walk over the mountains.
The Yale varsity basketball team will
play the Orange association in the local
gymnasium New Years eve, December 81.
The program for New Years Day in the
mems department follows: 3 to s. reeep-
tion by the board of directors; 4 to s, re-
freshments, served by the Woman's
Auxiliary; $3.50 to 5. basketball and other
games in the gymnasium; 3 to s, bowling
tournament; . 10 6, Illustrated lecture BY
C. l.. Chester. The Isthmian Canal;' 3 to
g.. music by The association orchestra; g..
entertainment by Prof. Livingston Bar
bonr, of Rutgers College, New Brunswick.
New Years Day will be celebrated by
the boys by exercises in the gymnasium
in the morning at 10 o'clock. to which
parents and friends of boys are invited,
and in the afternoon by an entertainment
in the auditorium at $3.50 o'clock. Rosani,
a juggler, will furnish a program. At 5
o'clock the Woman's Auxiliary will serve
ice cream and cake TO all boy members.
Watch night services will be held at the
association Tuesday evening, December 81,
at IL o'clock. The principal speakers ut
this service will be Samuel w. Beldon,
president of the association, and William
b. Hills, jr., a former member, who is at
present assistant religious work director
at the West Side branch of the association
of New York.
Charles A. Green will give the last of his
series of four addresses next Sunday after
noon, December %. at the mems meeting
at AIS o'clock, Mr.. Green's topic will be
"A Young Man-His Real Life" George
Morgan Stricklett will sing. The Home
Hour Bible classes, taught by r. w.
Newman and John Roy. will meet at the
usual time. $3.50 O'Clock.
AT the last meeting of the board of
directors Frederick A. Reimer, of East
orange, WAS elected a member of the
board.
Alexander Il. Irvine, who spoke at lhe
annual dinner of the association, has been
secured to speak at the mems meeting the
three last Sundays of January.
Open house will be held at the asso-
citation New Years afternoon and evening.
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NUTLEY.

Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Whitlock and Mr..
aud Mrs. Charles II. Kerner, of Babylon,
l.. I.,2are guests of Mr., and Mrs. Marc M.
Michael. of North road.
Mrs. William II. Arnold and Wild AR
mold. of Whitford avenue, are visiting
friends at West R%oxbury, Mass.
DIR. T. p. Prout, of Summit, is a guest
of Colonel and Mrs. Henry e.. Prout, OF
Nutley avenue.
Mrs. Butler Williamson. of New York,
is visiting MIR. and Mrs. Edward Morgan,
of Satterthwaite avenue.
Miss Esther Carter. of Philadelphia. is
visiting Mr.. and Mrs. Alfred V. Leman,
of North road.
Mr.. and Mrs. Nathan Robbins. of New
York, are guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas
purdy, of chestnut street.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles A. Howe, of Clyde,
N. Y. are visiting their son Alfred Il,
Howe, of Maple place.
The Young Peoples Society OF the Nut
ley M. p. Church, will give n cantata en-
titled "A Trip to Santa Land. or Harold
DREAM this evening at the church..
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SUBURBAN OBITUARIES.
Max Alexander.

Max Alexander. 4S years olo, of Clinton
avenue. west, ~Irvington, died after a long
illness at l. o'clock this morning. Mr..
Alexander. who is well known in leather
circles. has been ailing for nearly three
months. and he has been confined to his
bed for three weeks. Acute indigestion is
said to " been the immediate cause OF
his death. The deceased was born In New
York city. and lived there until about
fifteen years ago, when his business as a
leather embosser caused him to move to
this city. He lived in Irvington thirteen
years. Mr.. Alexander was connected with
two New York Jewish organizations. He
is survived by a widow and ten children,
all of whom live in I%rvington, and are I'M
married. They are Cecilia, Eva, Charles.
Sadie. Lillian, Mildred, Seymoure, Ger
trude. Gerald and Mark Alexander.
The funeral will be at his home Sunday
morning, and the interment will be in
Washington Cemetery, Brooklyn, in the
afternoon,
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MlLLBuRN-sPRINeFIELD

Road overseer Frank Woodruff is hav-
ing considerable difficulty with an OBJ
struction in the sewer in Millburn avenue,
near Wyoming. He was at work all day
yesterday and was unable to move the
obstruction, and the sewer may have To
be uncovered to get at it.
The Christmas tree of st. Stephens
Episcopal Sunday School was held in the
parish house last night. The poor chill
dren's tree will be held tonight.
The Misses Title and Emma Weimer Of
Newark, are visiting friends in Mill
Edward s. Pettigrew, of Columbus.
is visiting mis- mother, Mrs. Marietta
tigrew, Of Millburn avenue.
Mrs. J. Edward Hall and son. of New
York, are visiting Mr.. and Mrs. ID. II.
English, Of Millburn avenue.
Jacob Butcher, of Main street, is serious
ly i'll with pneumonia.
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ARLINGTON.

The North Arlington Council will hold
its last meeting of the year tonight.
Miss elizabeth Chadwick. of Washing
ton. D. C., is a guest of her sister, Mrs.
William w. Beadell. of Laurel avenue.
Miss Lizzie Clark, of Kearny avenue. is
spending 4 week with relatives in Hart
ford. Conn
William II. Harris will conduct the spe-
cial evangelistic service at the Midland
Mission Hall tomorrow night.
Mr.. and Mrs. Albert c. Slater, Of Pitts
burg. are guests of Mrs. Henry Jones, of
the Heights section.
The Christmas tree festivities of the Ar
lington Mission will take place tonight,
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He DEMANDED MONEY
AND GOT A DRUBBlNG.
Footpad Tackles Wrong Man in Person
of Herbert F. Bartlett, Of
Caldwell.

A footpad tackled the wrong man last
broken face. He waylaid Herbert f.
Bartlett as the latter was nearing home
in Mestville avenue about s o'clock last
money. AS 1t was not handed out to him
he struck at MI. Bartlett, who is over six
feet tall, and, having a long reach, LANDED
first on the man's jaw, which knocked nm
down. The would-be robber laid still sew
eral minutes, and, thinking the man was
injured, Mr.. Bartlett was thrown of bis
guard. When he saw the man suddenly
pick himself up n dodge into the bushes
and car he was surprised.
The ~assailant is described as wearing
a long dark coat and SLOUGH hat.
Mr.. Bartlett reported the case to Res
corder Frederick L. Heller at once, ana
officer Harkey was notified.
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MILLBURN.
IRvINGTON
AND HILTON
O NJ TOUCH LIQUOR LAW.
AssembIyman Sullivan Calls Caucus OF
Democrats for Saturday Night.

JERSEY CITY, Dec. 27.-Assemoly-
man Mark A. Sullivan, OF Huoson'
chairman of the Democratic Assembly
delegation, has sent out letters Gaming
for a caucus of the Assembly minority
next Saturday night. The caucus VIII
be held in the club rooms of the Robert
Davis Association. Mercer street, Jer-
sey City. -,
At the caucus the Democrats WIZ
decide what they will do with respect
to liquor legislation in the next Legis-
lature. From present indications IL
looks as If the Democrats VIII lei
liquor severely alone.
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TWO WATCH NIGHT SERVICES.

Glass will meet In the Park Methodist
Episcopal Church parlors in Bloomfield,
tomorrow night. when DIR, Hurlbut will
Man and his Gospel" on Sunday
morning he will preach in the church
on Looking Backward Over 1907" In
the evening he will take for his sub
ject, What the G Seeker Found"
A watch night service will be held on
Tuesday evening, beginning at $3.50.
DIR. HurIbut will preach ON "rh Sound
in the Tree Tops A watch night
Service will also be held in the Wat
sessing NJ. e.. Church, when the Rev.
j. william Ryder will preach.
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ERIE WANTS THIS PLOT.
Would Exchange Land for Strip in
Jersey City.
[speclal . the EvenIng star.l

JERSEY CITY, Dec. N.-Harrison Will
Jams, general land and tax agent of the
Erie Railroad Company, has written Chair
mar John II. Coyle. of the high school sub
committee of the Board of Education in
reference to the exchange of land that the
railroad company desires to make with
the board at the high school grounds. He
states that the strip the company seeks on
the easterly slope Of the hill is to be used
for trolley tracks in case the settlement is
cached In return the company will give
a level plot on the top OF the hill.
The board deemed it wise to allow the
matter to be settled by its successor in
once as there would not be sufficient
time IN winch to complete arrangements
for an exchange of property by January I,
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KEARNY.

Michael Murphy, no home, and William
Mulligau. of Jersey City, were arrested
last night while asleep in the cellar of the
Policemen Hugh Mccullough and Thomas
Dolan They will be arraigned tonight be-
fore Recorder Frank Koch
The Capestone Lodge. +. & A. NJ, held
its regular meeting in Evans's Hall last
night.
Miss Mary Allen, sister of Library Com
missioner James K. Allen, presented the
Kearny Union Sunday school with a hand
some banner as a Christmas gift.
Mrs. Charles Phelps, of Duke street. re-
turned home yesterday from a visit with
Buffalo relatives.
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LETTER FROM cIeARMAKERs HEAD.

To the Editor of the Evening Star:
Dear Sir-One of the members of
Orange Local Union No. III, of tho
Cigarmakers of America, Henry Perth.
has taken the initiative of exploiting
an alleged difference on the part of our
union with the American Tobacco
Company. He had absolutely no au-
thorfty 10 issue the statements he did
Yesterday, and he is Wrong in stating
that we have any quarrel with the
United Cigar Stores Company. There
le~gitimately advertise the union label
for cigar purposes, and that is as far
as we have gone in the matter. AS
president of Local Union No. III. of
the Cigarmakers Of America. / wish
YOU to state this man Forth has abso-
lutely nothing to do with any COM
mittee in the matter he has tried to
stir up. Yours sincerely.
Il. b. WILLIE
Pres. c. M. L.. III.
Orange. N. j.
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MoNTCLAlR.

The engagement has been announced Of
Joseph G. McDonough, of Portland place,
and Miss Gertrude G. Mcdonald, Of Acad-
envy street, Newark.
The Misses Jennie. Bertha and Agnes
Burnside. of Harrison avenue, have re-
turned from a visit to friends In Plain
field.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Edwards. of Valley
road. are spending two weeks with friends
at Fall River, Con
Mrs. William S. Ziegler, of Midland ave-
nue.. has returned from a two weeks stay
at Atlantic City.
John ]. Greacen, of Los Angeles, Cal,
is visiting friends in Montclair, where he
formerly resided.
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ORANGE HOME RoBPEp.

Thieves pried a window in the home Of
G.. w. Ten Brock. 3 New England ter
race, Orange, and secured jewelry valued
ut about 800. A rear window was opened
with a chisel. The facts were reported TO
the Orange police last night.
The stolen goods include gold watch fob,
gold bracelet, silver bracelet. gold brooch,
small diamond, gold bow knot pin, gold
and pearl breastpin, string gold beads and
SIS from a child's bank.
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VICE IN HOSPITAL.

WASHINGTON. Dec. 27.-The American
vice-ConsuI at Bahia. Brazil, sent a cable
gram to the State Department yesterday
saying that the trial of the four Ameri-
cans, who were arrested there recently for
participating in the revolutionary move
ment against the Province of Minaes
Carae. had been postponed.
George II. Vice, of Hackensack, N. j.,
one Of the Americans. who was wounded,
the dispatch added, has been removed 10
a hnsnitaI
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BAYoNNE MAYOR APPOINTS.

BAYONNE. Dec. 27-Mayor Pierre
Garven has announced the appointment
OF William II. Vreeland, Charles e.
Pickett and Edward Denise as members
OF the Board of Education. and Charles
r.. Annett, d. kelsay Whitaker and
Joseph w, Moore as members of the
charter commission. On January / the
Board of Education will become Re-
publican for the irst time in about ten
wear
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KILLED BY srRIKEBREAKER.

BINHAMToN. Dec 27.-John L.
Sullivan. an Erie s~wltchman, living
at Susquehanna, died at Q o'clock yes
terday after having been shot about
noon at Susquehanna by an unidenti-
fed man, said to be one of the strike
breakers brought to work in the places
of the striking Erie m%achinists in the
Su~squehanna shops.
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WOMEN as PALL-BEARERs.

The funeral of Miss Nate wertz, a
Jacob Werfz, OF Bloomfield, was held
in the G1enwood Avenue Mission. that
town. yesterday afternoon. There was
atives Of the deceased and several
beautiful floral tributes. Six negro
women friends Of the deceased acted as
p~a1Ibearers. The interment was Ia
Bloomfield Cemetery.
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Josenh M. ConnelIx.

Joseph w. Connolly, AZ years old, Of $50
Valley ROAD, Upper Montclair, died yester-
day after an illness of Bright's disease.
He had been in bad health for some time.
Mr.. Connolly had been a resident OF the
town for several years, being engaged in
he Insurance brokerage business in New
York. He is survived by a widow, two
daughters, Blanche and Linda, and a son.
Herbert L. His mother, Mrs. Martha s.
Connolly, lives with the family. The flu
neral will be held at his home tomorrow
at 8 d. a..
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IN WELL 10 MINUTES.
Califon Boy Chung to Plank Until
Rescued. 4

CALIFON. Dec. 27.-For ten minutes
with his legs hanging in water thirty
two feet deep, Dayton Youngs, the
S-year-old son of Rural Free Delivery
Mail Carrier Arthur C. Youngs, of this
place, held fast to a plank until res
cued from a well at his home by his
mother yesterday.
The boy was playing around the
well curb when the platform gave way,
and he fell through the opening. AS he
descended be caught and held on to a
plank, which fell with him.
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Y KILLS IS DUCKS.

WALLISvILLE Tex, Dee. 1.-Colonel
". j. Bryan and Governor Campbell put
IN Yesterday shooting ducks, according TO
word which was brought here last evening
from their camp on Lake Surprise, II is
said that Mr.. Bryan killed his limit of
twenty-five ducks allowed in one dnv
under the law in less than three hours.
He occupied a blind which afforded a good
view of the feeding grounds Of the fowl.
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pANHANpLER SENT TO apEN..

John Murphy, AZ years old, with no
home, was locked up last night by Police
man Brennan in Orange for trying to pam
handle residents of the valley district. He
was ~insolent at the home of William Me-
man. McCauiey accompanied the police
man to Headquarters and pushed the com
plant. Murphy went to the penitentiary
for sixty days this morning. Judge Bray
imposing the sentence.
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rAaaARr CHOOSES auARTERs.

DENVER. Colo, Dec. g7.-The head
quarters of the Democratic National com-
mittee will be at the Brown Palace Hotel,
which has received a request from Chair
man Taggart. of the committee, through
Secretary Mills. OF the convention leilsue,
to reserve fifty additional rooms besides
those already reserved.
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DISPUTE ARcHITEcr,s pAY.


JERSEY CITY, Dec. N.-By a vote OF
easht to four the Board Of Education last
SSISnr aeclded t1at the compensation of
1uperviSlng Architect John T. Rowland.
u, FOR The preparation Of plans and the
SHpeTintendency Of the work Of improving
tne high school grounds should be 5 nor
cent. o. the total OF the accepted bids.
a hartman John II. Coyle made a strong
ilsht Tor the payment Of ~ per cont.
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BURIED UNDER LOAD OF HAY
Bloomfield Mans Arm Broken-He Wal
Nearly Suffocated.

Christian bigger, of 4S Spring street,
Bloomfield, was painfully hurt today while
on the top Of a load Of hay. The
shifted and fell to the ground, with
beneath 1t. Several persons who
Witnessed the occurrence hurried to his
and pulled the hay away, extri-
him from his p~erilous position, and
saving him from being smothered. to
death. He was almost unconscious, and 1t
was found that his right arm had bean
broken ~
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HArrERs GER pREsENTs.

The Christmas Of the employees of the
No Name Hat Company IN orange Valley
was made especially pleasant through the
Iiherality Of the firm. One thousand doll
lars In gold was distributed among the per-
sons employed, tile amounts ranging ac-
cording to importance OF service.