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I V/orM'8 Falr! Hlfhest-Award l
TMPERIAL
>i<3rRANUM
MOTHERS use * preceding child
birtu _??!?. their offspring.
INFANTSfrom birth thrive on it!
ThousandsA*. Strongcst Healthiest
Chlldren -SJ? "Granum-Babies,"
Livia? Testimonlals to its Value.
AOLD *i-> DRUQ0IST5 EVER YWMERI21
John fcarle & 5ona. New York Clty, N. Y.
COLOXEL WARING DEFIED.
THREATS OF DISPLKASI'HK ON SIUHT
SRNT IN A LKTTKR.
WE IHHCIITV STKKRT n.KANKK 1tF.'KI\TS A
m:u.i-.i:r.i:NT kiisti.k.
Vlaltora to the Clty Hall were ag'.taud yeaterday
by reporta that a duel wa* lmmlnent. Major Hu
dolph Fltzpatrlck. an Iriah patriot of d'.at'.nctlon.
-vaa apoken of as one of the prlnclpals. and
Colonei Warlng. of the Street .Teanlng I.epar'.mciit,
a. the Major'a probable anugot.lst Colonei Wai
ing lt waa riimoi.l. was the chalbn.ed person.
It waa found. upon Inqulry, that colonei Warlng
ln hia mall yestenlay received a form.dable-look
Ing IBTBldH. from whlch, when opened, were taken
three large sheatS of f.,ols ? .p. The handw titing
looked martlal and belllg.reiit. The manner ln
whi.-h the BUBBBfl to Colonei Warlng was acraarled
over three pages would BBtlsfy almost nnv eapert
that the writer was a person of .lesperate courage,
and that the spistla was arritt.B under great ex
cltement.
Tre flrat worda upon whl-h Colonei Warlng 8
eye* rested almost male h!? .-lusfrlng lOckB ri*e
up in dread. and brought the per*p1ratl:>n to his
furmwed brow. "Parnell Villa, No. :.o Kast One
hundred-and-thlrd-st.. New-York, Bl. Battlck'a
l>ay. 1896," waa the way In which the letter began.
The Colonei shivered and re...l on:
Major Hudolph Fltzpatrl. k. member of the Irlsh
Hrigade: in the servlce of the late Pope 1'lus, the
IXth. dur.ng carnpaign of 'fio; laier actmg maater a
mat. I'tiit.-d BUtea gunboal Burneldi and chief
clerk l'nlted Statea steamer Cnlckamauga dur.ng
the Clvll War. and later still O'N'elll's chler of atafl
lavaaloa of Caaada, '**'<? and now ntty-two years of
age?preaenta hls compbm.nts to t'olonel War ng.
of Bhoda Island. to know whether the horrible
condltlon oi Flfth-are. t.-.i.y was paraltted hy
hlm to Inconvenlence th. Democratlc voters who
thought proper to use lt, as Ihey were perfect ly
entitled to do- Major Fltapatrtck?ln hls prlnie
deslres a aatlafactory anaarer lo thi* communie.i
tlon-else Colonei WarlnK will be subject to Major
Fltzpatrlck's dlspleaaure on slght.
When aeen by a Trlbun* reporter. Colonei War?
lng had In a measure re, over-1 hls compoaure and
waa inclined to make llght of Major Fltzpatrlck's
prowesa.
"I never heard of the man before and 1 think I
.hall treat hla communlcatlon as a Joke." ?ald the
Colonei bravely. thou.h then- was a notlceable
uneaalnesa ln hls manner whlch indlcated trat he
allll had aome miaglvlng* ab.iut hls correspondent.
"Yee," the Colonei added. "there was consldera
ble snow left in Fifth-ave. /esterday. I gave or?
dera not to dlaturb lt at the requeal of cltlaena
?who wanted to enjoy aleighrldes. Anyhow. we
couldn't have removed lt In tlrno for the para le
and at the same tlme take care of the huslness
parta of the clty."
Colonei Warlng dtnled that he ha1 referred to
Major Fitzpatrlck a* a "professlonal Irlshman."
He aeemed to hope that the Major would take a
lenlent view of the mattfrr, and would not resort
to extremltle*.
.4 XE\Y CLVBBOi SE IX PB08PECY.
THE TRISTEKS OT THK DEI.TA KAPPA EPSM.ON
COK81DBJKINO A NKW SITC.
The trustees of ihe I.elta Kappa Epailoa <'luh
have for some tlaa. bC8B conakleiing a new site for
their clubhouse. Their preeeal ..iiirteis a' No. 431
Flfth-ave. have been found altogether tuo cramp. 1
to acc-cmm>di;e tlie members and th^lr friends.
?\Vhen lar dlanera hav.- been g.ven. the membera
hav* f.niL, dlfflculty in provldlng aufllclenl aceom
tnodatioii.- for all who wi-th^d to attend. Thal a
l.rger and more eomfortable hou?? muat be k-cured
ba* already b.en AedAeA, hut as yel Juel where the
riub's new home wil, be laeated has not been deter
mlne.i The tru.-tee* hope io declde deflnltely in a
?week or ten days
One of the truateea vhen aeen yeaterday by a
Trlbune reperter in regard to th.- ma;;er, aald: "We
row have aeveral placea tn conteaaplatlon, and one
of th*m will he dec-ide i upon before long. Tbe prea?
ent tjuartere of the club nre altogether :oo cramp* I
to aceomnioUv tbe number. ll.at ?rc now have
There is to be a dlnner here on April 10, glven by
the Nu Chapter. ar.l tBO people are expected It i
plain tc be seen ;?.dt to romfortabSy aeoi PM pe .; -
1* almost an Impoaalblllty, and will tux o.ir re
aourees to the otmost. '
JVDOMEXT8 iOAIXST LIAYls NCHIELE.
L.?wis Behlele, dolng buaineaa as Lewla Bchlele .t
Co., corset manufacturera, it N - ? ?" and MB
Hroadway and ai Near-Haven, Conn., confeaaed
Judgment yeaterday :.> Brnile Heldenhelmer for
$41.SCJ for money lent ln May nnd Jun*. IBH. S'\
Judionei-.t*. engregatlng HSM, ar.ri .Uo entered
yeaterday aaaln.i Mr Bchlele ln favor of Mayer.
Btrouae A .fo. Mr. S.-hlei..- mai- ;.n aaalgnmenl on
February 6. with llabllltlea of 1278,000. and tht
schedules ahoved a aurpliM of as?.-t? ,,; ggo,OUO.
THE 8WIXDLEB UII.LIAMs BEXTBXCED.
(leoige Wllllains, aliaa Oeorge llariman. allas
?ther names. plaaded guilty to forgeiy before
Ju.ige New t.urger In l'art I of Oeneral fl.aaloni yes?
terday, .nd was aenrenced to ten yeara In Htate
prlaon. He was known as the tlrc-ocape man."
because be always wanted a room m a hotel w.tb
a flre-escape. so that lf tlu- pollce caine for hlm
he could eseape.
He haa swindled a number of policy-holders of
Inaurance companie* hy going to them and aaylng
that he was an insurance agent and that the com?
pany was ready to pav then. a .l.'.'.dend. He usuallv
got a few dollars In aach case by th.- swindle. He
aigned a flctltloua name ta th? order for the dlvl
flend. which wa* hocu-. lt was sal.t thrre ?^ri- ..*>
Complalnta agalnst hlm.
LITTLE \YORK IX QEXBBAL SER8IOX8.
The four parta of the Court of Generai fleaslon.
have dlspnsed of so mary crlminal case.? ready for
dlapoaltlon that there ar* not casen enjugh to keep
the court* busy for m .re than a few hour* a day.
On Tuead.y eome of the parf? adjourned at 1 o'.-lock
after convenlng at I0:3n.
P.rt II opened at 10:30 o'cln~k yeuterdav and fln
Rh4?l lt.? day'* bu?lnea? at 12:3r> o'clock. Judg?. M'
ahon aent to larts III and I\' to take aome of
thelr casea. but the Judgea there ?<nt b.?.-k word
that they had only a ahort day'e w >rk themselvep.
Part II then adjourned.
West 14* SL
-*#J\ W TBAOI MABN T_T^.
C? RELIABLT^
CARPETS
AN EXHIBITION OF ORIENTAL RIIGS.
4Vbich mlll n?A?r ?r?ln t>? e'|iiall?<l Th?y w.-re .ol1ert?,i
trom th? Annenlan dl*trt.-t?. n here 'he nmrvln. *ur\ lvor?
Ot th. late n.auacre* a-k?<1 I. I*ve ih.ni tu'n^d ln?->
eaah. M?n> ..f the kin<1? you wll! ne\er h? abl* BB "b
tala again. fr>: ihe inurder >u? ln\ader? n^t on\\ kdl"d
th. people. but AtmumpaA tbah laaaaa aaan "t laa r?r
Mt Baaaaataa Bl th? Cilent ar? h?r?- many of them of
rteh ?rwl hiiMu?d colci*. bul all are fre* from aeld tr*a?
?ent of any klnd, therefor* many long yeara of wear
or* Inaured.
Latest Styles in Spring FurnHure.
CASH or CRED1T ^^
@VPERTHWAIT ?^0.
lUo 106 and 106 Vfest 14* JA
NEAR 6?-aaV;
Mta.Slps: Hctfbi^Av.wfffttofll
COTTON CONTJNUES TO RISEA
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THE AUGU8T OPTION LEADER OF THE ,
LIST. !
A RIBE OF FIFTEEV FOINTS TE. TERDAT-THB
MARKET PTIL!. IN THE ORIP CF
JOHN H. INMAN
The boom in cotton continued yesterday. only th*
chlef Interes, seemed lo have been tranaferred from
,he month of May to AubuM. Thls belng the month
ln whlch stocks of eoffon wi'.l naturally reach the
j lowcst ebb in the season. the chances of ? "corner
ln August would seem much more favorab'.e than .n
Mav. The August option sailed up li polnt* over
Tue-daV close vesterday. a,).l at the flnlsh was
i strong and nearly at the top, 7.S2. <he >ader of th*
I list. Mav C.oaed at 7.714. a Pln of 10 po.nts The
big interrsf back of ,he bui: movement were an
paronUy no less confldent than on ,he previous .lay,
.,,,,1 iniusrht cotton and ahoved up the pricrs r:g.it
, along. The <|uotatlon? fluctuated ebarply durlng
the day smii' receaalonfl f^r proflt-taklng Mr.g fo
lowed hy rapld end fltrong advarce? Wall Street
? -pomlator? who generally can on y be tempted mto
1 cotton when the market la rMng. were heavy buy
I er= nnd the publlc begnn to show an ?nlere?> ln
' the most attractlvfl ipeculatlon downtown. Llver
I pool at ihe close was ateady and up equal to l.i
| Amerlcan potntn Many Of the flUlky old bears have
I refuaed to be dnven >n ye,. though they recognlae
the danger ahead -af them Many. however. took no
chances, bu, covered. Iteferrlng to the actlvtty and
sh.irp advance ln cotton. .John H. Inman sald:
"On October 16. just flve montha ago. March cotton
so'.l ln thls market at UM Krom that tlme ihere
has been practlca'.ly a contlnirous dedlne IM.1I
March 5. when contract* so'.d a, Me, a dee-ln* of
IU eeata Mv estlmate of the erop ls the same to
'inv as II waa flve aaonihs ago. when cot.on BOW flt
9-0- that isit/oooao ba'e.-. Thaahova deel ne h ougni
our market much below ? _Curopean partty, and-ed
to urge , urchaaea of tonfa ti m r.aw-1 ork a^a nfl
saies to Europe. _______
"My experlence Is that after a steady decllne 01
-o long a tlme nn upward movement Is Inevltahle;
a movement whlch wlll mos, '.Ikely recover half Of
the 2\. cents decllne. and therefore carry us back to
M to 8', cents before the eOttOH eeaaWI ls over.
"Wlth ,he rapld.y dec Ining -locks and the fact
that lt ls flve and one-ha'.f months before near cot?
ton n oceura to me thal tha Persist*nt aellera flhorl
of Xugust mav get Into a very uncomfortaMe pO*1
tlon hefor? the BeaBon ls over Unje*. prlcee ad?
vance materlaHy. I ooa't *ee how Sfaw-Tort ran
?VOld havlng a very small stock by AugUll 1, say
not over .Vt.OOO bales
-Trade ln Amerlca la very bad. perhapa woree
than al anv tlme for thlrty years. but agalnal thls
trade la good ln Europe and Llverpool. and theContl
nenl wlll takfl ? l?_w amount of cotton al
cheapeal price they can gel it. but wlll. ln :ny J Klg
ment, pay VA to .*?'_ cents lf neceaaary.
-Almoal everv croaaroad fetlow ln th* Booth la
ahort of the new erop. and therefore, 10 rry mlnd.
,here_fien_lv_ prep.r_t.on. and Incraaaed acreag*
and prospects of ihe new erop are greatl} ?*?**"
,-d \r anv rate II Is the season lhat make? the
^Z^o'ro^r^nZcr^ and mentaj , ? .->
by Mr Inman, lt ls not Impoaalble 10 Imagin- .. lltu
atlonn cotton. eapeclally th- August option. whlch
win ro-ke hacouraa of .peculatfon along thla llne
extrenel : Intcreatlr.g to word ln the [mmedlat.
future All who rel"?h readlng aboul great apecu
auve battlei win hope the bear operator. ot h*
Cotton Eachang* wlll contlnu* >o seii AuauBt-cotton
l.evond the power of man to compute. Thla i olimn
would r-corS th* resul, Statlattc. arere kMredta
the preaence ot the other big fa, tor* al hand. but
whal came to th* snrf.ee w. re nol BUCh aalhe bear
operators could extrac, much eomfort from. The
;__a! spot market was >,c hlgher and ;t the Bouthern
market* Oalve.ton. Bavannah, Sew-Orleana. Mor
" k .nd BaltlmoV. were llkawtaa an -Ac. wlth a
good buslness dolng. Auguata waa t-M caataMher.
and Memphl. an.l Mobll. Mfcnp *B"?fc*2*
..-,id 5,000 bales, Memphl* 1.700 balea.Jtavannah i?5
bales Oalveeton UM balea, Auguata 0 bale* and Bt.
Louhl W bales. Tne export. were RWO bB.ee and
the port recelpta 9.712 bale*, against 11.403 bales laal
^Interior recelpts for the half-week. nrported hy
J.retarv lester of the Ne'.v-Orleans CottOH B?
change wen- R.V, bale-. agalnal S2.24* bale..laat
-ar Auguata aot M bale? yeaterday, against 2*.
buVi laal M-ar. llemphl.fl-balea, ?IT??*"; ??
Clnnatl 17! bales. against .4. balea, anl Houston 1..Z1
balea. agains, 2.216 balea,
Uverpool'i spo, aalei *"' IM* "^**- ?? '?-'''?
*??othor siorm Wflfl Ctatfal over Missl-sippi ye-r-,
da\ afternoon. _
THE COLUMBU8 E08FITAL OPEXED.
ARCHBISHOP CORRIOAN ADXSl RH BLEgWXO
IIBITORi iNSi'KiT THI urii.l'lN.-.
The ('olumbui Hospltal. No. XM Kast Twent.elh
Bl araa formally opened yesterday Bfternoon. A
large numbei of vMtora were preaent The re
ceptlon laated from :l p m. to . P m.. and the gue?t?
arere recelved by th- Baleatan Mlaalooarlefl "f the
Ba red Hearl Precedlng th* Inapectlag of lh.
Btltutkm by ihe vUltora, the hoapltal ?? Me**ed
by Arcbblahop Corrlgan, who alao made a ihort
addreaa Among those preaeni at the oeremonlei
were Mme. dl I'csnola, Mis* Laary, Mra Btepben
Bmlth fJeneral di PeanoU, Conaul-Oeneral O.
Bran hl Antonl, T. Lach. Itephen Btnjth. OMfe
y Shra.lv. John Boucher, rharlea I.ewis. B*che
r-trtmet Pe,.-r C-iltan, Frank l-erguson. ' ornellui
Cokeiey, Hamon liult-ras and Jo**ph Wlnter.
Tbe hospltal has un.i'-i_ >n.- many change*. an,
Dreaen'ed an entlrely new appearance yeateroay.
The vlaltora were hlghh p'.eaaed wlth all they aaa
and al tbe cordlal welcom* whlch they recelved
fiom ,he Slst'-rs of the Balealan Mlsslonanes Ihe
llttle chapel wlthln ihe hospltal wa* decorated wlth
palmi ferafl and flower*. Ther.- we,e fony-elght
patlenti In th* hoapltal yeaterday.
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A FATBETIC 8CEXE IT '////: VORGUE.
V SVVKI-K WKKI'S WIIKN IIK l-BARNS Of TIIE
DEATH OF IIM BROTHBR
\ DBthetlC icene tOOk pla. - a, th* MOTgU*
? monlngi ?h.? jame. Olarni. of x.w.,i,,v..n
Conn weni io learn the partlculara of tha death ol
his brother. Oocar. It appear. thal ihatwo brother.
left Bweden ln iw.?. and came to Amerlca rhey
?avaratad al Caatla Oarden. James going io Con?
nectlcut and "scar remalalng ln New-Vork. Thej
dld not see each o-her >r. elgh. years For aome
mvsterlous reason Oscar fiom thal Mme ou, refused
io eommunlcata with his brother. and in thfl ktteri
whlch be aent tn his parenta ln Bweden he sald thai
at aome future AaU he would give Iham hli addreai
\H .. -oaoequence Ihe pa.*eni. could no, anawer any
or his lettera, bui !l"'> Informed .lumes al New
Haven of hls brother*. .tranga attlon..
\ taw daya ago James, through ? fellow-csuntry
man ln New-Yorh. learned lhai hl. brother hai
been atopping at Ma us Weat Thlrly-thlrd-et. He
alao was Informed that hls brother was aertOUflly lll
at IJellevue Huspllal. He burrled 10 New-")ork on
heailnif this Informatlon, and when he jfl/enl to ,he
tth-eut Bellevue. Keglstrar Oleason told hlm thai
he cDl d learn all about hla brother a, ,he MorgU*
He theii leurned that hls brother had dled oi. Febru
_Yv ______ had been buried on March 1. Ifl Mount
oifvet Cemetery. He broke down and wepi ln the
Morgue and he offlcl.li irled In vala ta comforl
him ll- told Capuln Whlte thal he aad hli
brother kfl home a.ter promising thelr parenta hal
he would work hard In Amerlca und BBV* enough
money to com* back and ke.-p ihelr pare.Hs from
want durlng their decllnlng yeara.
Oa-r w.s fortr-One years old when he lied. and
hls 'brother la rhlffy-elght. The latter It a .ooulder.
? ?
NEW CEBATION8 IN BAT8 AND 00WN8.
Whlle Ihey are aii charmlng. sprlng openings re
semble the stars ln the mn'ter nf dlfrering from one
another In glorv. rhe conflrmed aUendant a, lh.se
fe?i!vities soon nollces )har each nas an Indlvidu
allly whlch llstlngu'ehfs |, frr>m the others. The
Wldely known house of Kdwnrd A. Morrlson A> Son,
No 8D3 Broadway, proved .:se>ir no exception to thls
rule when It dliplayed Its n<-w offerings In mllllnery
and costumes yesterday. < me dalnly hat ls com
posed entlrely of the leaves of ,he blue cornflower.
The trlmmlng* coneist of the grijeeful blossoni-,
pale green ribbon bows and an algrette of the same
shade. Small hit* of the popular tatln atraw ln
some solld, rich color are niWMfOMB They tre usu
ttliy trlmmt-d qulte slmp'y, wlth VOlvet or ribbon
and algre'tes of the Mme general tone. Kor ,ho*e
who prefer ir.?m. there are strlklng comblnatlon* of
vartoua COat-aatlag colors, ln many o.ld shapes.
K ises. wooo-vlolet.? and hlies-of-the-valley *re all
u?ed upon a larg* hat of h.aek horsehalr and ner.
In tne suit departmen, there is a truly royal
?own whlch Is destined to be worn by an Amerlcan
woman at the coronatlon of the <"_m of Ruesls The
foundatlOO '?? P'nk molre wllh a traln three yards
lonc Thls 1* entlrely covered wlth a redlnrote of
BrTssels ne, of a tmtll dotted pattern, ilmllar ,o
lha, of * babv't veil. A narrow band of Ruselan
sable edgea thls ov*r lree* The deep. polnted glrdle
nf white ve.vet lt fliuddd *"h opflli. lopai and
Ivorv Blue bttnt-1 over whlte illfe Is . new ide.
for a tallor-made costume. The bodlce 1* of *l.k In
an ?ntlque Perslan pattern
-,-a
LOSS BY URE IS J0BN8T.
Flre bur*t from the front wli'dow* of the four
*tory buldlng at No m lohn-st.. rlght under the
note of Pollceman Mulhoiland. of the Oak-it. ita?
tion. Tue*day nlaht. Th* bulldlng; la an old\ ont^
occupled entlrely hy J L. Hopklns * Cp-.jmperteea
cf drug*. and I* ?*parated from the b? dlng* on
e.ther tlde only by the f nisli.t of Inch wall*. Three
alarm* w?r* *ent ta Ib* *nOr* loaa waa about
?MU.
IVORY SOAP
99 *Moo PURE
Bisabeih B. Scovi, in her book, " The Care ol' C^en^recom
-,nds the use of Ivorv Soap for bathing infants, and says. There is
^ par'icularvhlue in Castile Soap, which has long been consecr.ted
to this purpose.
tmi tmaarm * oam?li co . c ?.".
GOWNS IN PARIS.
A DB8CR1PTION OF BOMI! HANDSOME
STAOE COBTUMKa AT THK COM
EDIE FRANCAIiE.
??How well they dreaa at the ContedlS Kranral..:"
I, ?he commeBi ol f-.shionahie nrietetrnes, who
Bocfc eagerty lo 'be tlrst repreeeittttlon ot erery
,"ew pla' Tbe, are more anxlous. perh-p. 18*.
,he mod-s than 18 Judge of the merl ts of B new
plece. Pven If lt Ifl wrltten bv an old favorl.e |,ke
M Henn Meiib .- 'Hlreeee Kortune" has cerl.nl)
tba two greal easentlah of a modera popol.r ptay.
j never dlalogue .r.d ravls.-nntes MMtes The
gowna are .-.11 -he m'.re c-nirancing in th*~ tagglng
daya of sprlng. Ifl th? the openlng acene ponray*
a summer pnr.or ln a country v.l.a. wlth a < onpi
of doora and a 1-rge rtudlo window openlng out on
a brllllant flow.-r g.-uden.
rt I* Into thla acene of rwstlc elegnn-e that Mlle.
Rar.et appear. Ifl a l-vely littla f-ock "de Jeune
(111." of accordlon-pleated roae erepon. the entlre
voke being l*8fBp088d of an empiecment of ecru
anlpura, inanufartored for the purpaae. with a deep
point in front. The coil..." and Bell ?re both of
nve-colorel aBtlB, the latter with .v-iue* of ecru
I batlate on either shfe. m Ihls act Mm*. Pierson ls
[ dreeaed ln an especlally pretty houae gown of mauvc
! erepon wlth whlte palka aota: th- bkniae ehemlaette
! of whlte ple.te,l Hnen 1k nearly covered wlth h.ing
Ina plece. of erepon. whi.-h reach twelve inche.
i ?r more 1,-iow .he era?st, and '-vhicb an- bordered
I with a Ihk* mch. of pink.il t.iffeta* io match the
mauve crdpon. The sam. rnche llfllahea th- botton*
of the akln and also the aboii elbo** sleev..
The adrenturee* of the plece Iby the way. the
wl.ked women ilways seem to be dreascd arlth more
chlc than the good one* ln French pla\*. I* gOWned
In a very Mrlklnic loilet of betg. cloth The nklrt
la cut with th<- new potntsd godeta, and Ihe bo.n.??-.
whu-h is formed i... .1 blonae and .1 *'?'??? graduated
boa pie.u ii) front, baa tb.- pleal and the blanaa cul
down ln thi.- deep polnta, whlch are laced with
narrow whlt- aatln rlbbOB over sn under bodlce ef
roas laffetaa glaeOe, wlth a pllssee of ihe ? inn lal
f.tss sl Ibe wrtat, half coverlng lh. .leave Tne
collar la pecuHar, a hlgh rtoch of the roae-colored
laffetaa wlth a craval if th.- narrow whlt- aatln
rlbbon, one ,-it th<- bottom aad one al the top, tl I
witb a llttl.- Bal bow- bl-:.- .. man'a evenlng tle
Thla i* BurmoBirted by two llarlng polnted coquea.
Mlle. Brandes, who represents thls characier, wear*
her halr loo*. iy rolled back over a cushion, snd ..
hat of eoaras yellow atraw ha* an Imraensely aride
Mpread bow ..f p.iie iraen rlbbon, with c.qmiie- ..f
ro*? tulle.
i? the second acl tbe same a.-ire-? appear. in an
evenlng dreaa of ?> lovely Bhade nf green velvet. Tb*
r,,;?. || ml <-n pclnce.ee, and open. Ib ii..- rronl of
!>... bodtca bv tbe meani of .. Blgaag enl down t>
the W.4IKI. whlch forma ihree polnts or "patt.e'' oa
the rlght side. Theae faeten ovei aome lace, whlch
I. t.rought dowa fi" .''i lha '.eek, and bang In a fr.r.
helow tbe walat, ihe polnta of th- rlght ?iie of the
i,?n ,. being faatened lo ihe lefl M.i- over the la<e
i,v aaeana of anti.iue jeweiiei buttona Tne low-cul
n,.ck la drapel wllh a 11. hu extceliiiK over the
*hoiild.-r?. anl tbe end* are IBCksd under ihe polnta
SS alrendv descrlbed They are hcl down at the
(Of bv n *tr..|. of ? erlBS aall... will. a mou.lnet
bOW Hl eith-t >?''. BBd a bunch of violet* 011 Ihe
left A noti.e.-il.ii ini.ov.. ".on t"t lOW-CUl evenlng
bodkrea 1* found ln ihe sleeves. whlch nr.- long to
the wrUI for balf-dreaa Thla faahlon wlll doubt
lea. become popular. ln th-' same act, Mlle. It.trlet
weara a robe de 1 ..un.e? <dr.-s? foi the race.) of
cream colored ? nen, embroldered wlth large ecru
flowera mlBed wlth a little gold, each breadth being
smbroldered wlth a scalloped edge and left op*?
?early to the hlpe. ovat piOaoea ot cream-colored
mousiellne de sole. Th.- reat of the gown ia cut
rn prirjceBM wlth a smoothly ntting w?i*t Tbe
sloevea are of orange velvet, orBamented arjth ??u
tache. of cream--oloi.-i gulpure, snd Bnlehed al lh.
tlbow wlth s fub pllssss Of bl.-k tulle, ami am
mounted at the |op by a Tlll of rrearg-eelored
gulpnre The neck la nniahed b> .. collar ol ofang*
velvet eurtaouated by a frfll of btock tulle. with
tht* effectlve roatame 4 ihree-oafBerad ha: 1* wom.
or roarae black straw, irlmmed with a large tnfl of
black ostrleh tlp*.
Another eutdOM fro. k BgUal'.} novel anl alrlk
Infc- is wom by Mlle. Ilrandes ln th" last act, a
pair, grav gra-s -loth. thin enough 19 ahow a *hlmm*r
8f th* yellow aatla pettkwal ondemeath, and eni
PtmtianA wlth "trlpes of yellOW roaea wlth ll.elr
fnllage Tl.e ,,v?r*klrt rea. hen M Ibe top of a
pil?!?ee of yellow m.i I.i on the petttCMl The bodlce
I* a bloua* of yellow chlffon. over whlch la a deep
co.uretie of the embroldered gia*? cwth. tnmmed
wllh lace ani CUl up "ii eith.-i alde back and front
beiow the ahouldera. The sleevea, whlch are cul
wlth a moven ftg. CUff over the handa, are also
mad* of the pmi.roldered graa* c;oth, while the
hat or rather 104)88, whlch l? placed Juat back of
the' puff of I.air. I* of green atraw, wlth three
bunchen of yellow roi>e*. one ln the mlddle and on*
on e.ch alde. A lovely negllgre worn by Ml>. H.r
tel aa the neg>et*d young wlfe. I* . te* gown of
pale yellow aatln. covered wlth embroldeiy ln paatel
rolor* Tht* I* cut under the arm, and open down
the front. and la lltted 10 the ftguie. ihe upper part
and front being fllled ln wlth whlte moiteaellne d?
anl* aaabroldered wlth *llver palllettea and tlny
Sir_u*a dl.imond* The ileevea, whlch are ahort
to ihe elbow. are of pul* blue mousaellne de aole,
c.ught up wlth mauve aatln bowa. and the collar la
. hlgh atock of th? mauve a.tln. wlth a frlll above
of whlte mouaaellne de nol*.
The handaome gown ahown on thia paae tn made
of gray corduroy, wlth an underbodice of turquolae
blue broc.ded *llk There .re many amall buttona
effectlvelv u*?*l for trlmmlng. both on the hodice
and on the aklrt Moti w-111*11 would flnd thla model
aerviceabl. and b#co">lnr and tb. color comblnatlon
ls almost limltless.
THE ROARD OF BDVCATIOX
RETmgMwrr or tka.mm on r?wMoicB-?F
pOglTlOn TO AMKNDIN'I THK WI* TO
CHAKOB THF. I.AW RK'-.ARr>IVI THE
STfDY OK AIXOHOUC PR1NK.
Af the Board of EdUCatlOfl meetlng held yesterday
Sftarnoon Thomaa l_ O'Hrlen was appolnted an 88
Slstanl superlntendent Bl nn annual salary or
UatAO Mr. O'Hrlen wa* prlnclpnl of ..mmmnr
School Ifb 51. He haa been a teacher alnce 1171 W
,, a graduata of Bt. Francl. Xavler'a College andIta
? member of the N'ew-York PrBBg Club and tlie 0*0
Kraphlc.il Boclety.
The followlng teachers wera mired on P?n*'?<
tbbe a. wrlght. wiiiiam Mullany. Wlaabeth n.
Denton. Bttsabetb A. Kaye, Anna L. Madden. iinn
nnh R. PhllllpB. CarattS* W. Fraaer Marlon A
Bllven Wllhelmlnn Snyder. Jennle r'aldwe.l. Mnr>
M Coffay nnd Kmella Kterated. ln r-onnectlon wlth
th* latter'* retlrement the Hoard took occ.i.lon to
BXPreae Ita reoegadtlea) of the falthful manner In
whlch she performed her dittlea durlng her flfty
vear*' aervlce na a teacher.
Mary C Meehnn was appolnted prlnclpal of Bchool
N'o. :?.
The followlng communlcatlin waa received from
Bupertntendeal Jasper:
-i forwarded on rriday lasl n tatter to Trustas
Reynolda, ot the Tenth Ward, roo.iiei.tlng the name*
of the teachers of whom he has both apoken and
wltten. the followlng: 'Introduced by B trustee nnd
recommended by fl prlndpal, at ths requesi of a
trustcc-. S teacher I* vt>ry sure to BB8a for the eilglble
ll?t I could name one teacher In my ward who went
all through thi* proces* and to-day cannot wrlte a
??nrenco on the 1.1,-vckhoard before her pupils wlth?
out ni,klng mlstakes In spelllng.' i have received
1
hl* anawer, deeltnlng to gi\? tbe Informatlon de
-.;.-. ! 1 wo;ild *Ugg4Ml lhat tlu- sulject be referred
IO the .'ommlttoe on Instructlon for lnve.*tlgation
and report."
Thla i our*? wa* Bdipted Tl.e lnnldlng formerlv
o upled b) Bchool No, O, In the Tw.nty-thlrd
Ward i? to be rtttel up for a Iruant school. All
lanltora who are ..bliged to secur* llvtng apartmenta
outaide of the achoobi are lo bave $:?> % year sddl
Honal to thelr aalarlea, sn ,,- i , meel the expense of
rtml lt waa reported to the Board yeatei lay that
fortv-tiuee lanltora had already aecured outaide
?rcommodatlona Buperlntendenl Ja.per ?ent a ro
i..ri to th.- Board, ln whlch he -.ald th.it Benate bill
No i''i Intended lo thanee the law regardlng the
?tu'dy of the aublect of aleohollc drlnh ln achoola, had
been ao amended a. to be ;.* hurmf.il aa the .xl.tlng
i,w ii. recommended that Ihe Board expresa Ita
moroval only of Benate bill No, IH ns orlglnally
drafted Tl.e Hoard paaaed a reBOlutton to tbat
effeel and coplea of the reaolutlon were ordered to be
nrlnted nnd sent to every member of the USglalatlVS
Commlttee bavlng tbe blll under constderatlaa.
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COXOBERB APPEALED TO FOR PBACB.
THB BOARD OP TRADB Ai-K? THAT THK DtSTORB
|\U AOITATIOM 0? INTKIINATK-NAI. AF
PAIR8 BB BTOPPBTJ
There wa* a Bpeclal meetlng of th* Mew-Torfc
Board of Trade .nd TraBaportatloB yaatetday af
,.,?'.,,? at their rooma In ibe Mall and Express
Bulldlnx the loplcs under dlscuaslon being: "Irst.
the effe.-i upon bUSlnaaa of ihe preseal atlltude of
rongreaa toward Internatlonal questlon*; aecond, the
gtate Blevator bli:.
PraaMeBi DarwlB R .lame* waa skeeBt, and the
chalr waa occupled hy Osear B. Straua.
Willlam II. Wlley, chalrman of the commlttee hav
Ing ihe matter ln .barge, tnoved th* ndoption of the
followlng:
?The New-Vork Hoard of Trade and Tran.-p.irta
t.on reapectfully aubmlta lo Coragreaa lhat, Ib its
jiidgin.-nt, a dlscontlnunnce of diaturb.ir.ee of every
charai ter la of virai Importance lo a racovery from
th.- preaenl depreaeed condltlon into which all see
tloiis and every Indu-try of the country ire plungfd
?The heated dUeuss'.on in Congrea. of Interna*
tional i|ue*t!ons. invoiving menacea of war. follow?
lng ao cloaely Bpon our tarlff sgltatlona and Bnan<
r|al dlfJICUllleB, has ln the hellef of the Hoard. been
hlgiiy ib-irlm.-ntal to every Interest of the Natlon
ln lhal lt haa ten led to keep the country In a cori
ti.nial tiirnxV.I
"At no tlme In our exlatcnr* hav* p*ace and a
SOUnd and eeaaeiVBtlva paltci in legialatlon been
more c**entlal to the welfare of thla country than
at ihe preaent moment.
?\ wl?e and careful con*lderatlon of our cur
reaey and flnance*. tendlng to pl.ee them upon a
utable bn*l*. would, In th* Judgment of thi* Hoard,
he most eaadUCtVS 18 ihe prosperlty Of the whole
Natlon.
??We, Iheref.v*. earneatly and reapectfully urge
up.n CewgreBS that it give attention to these mo.t
sreeelag need* of ihe country.
"Raaolved, That a copy of the foregolng memorlal
be sent to the Prealdent and Vlce-Pre*ldent of the
tnlted Btatea. to the Speaker of the Houae of Hep
re-entatlvea and to the membera of lh* Senate and
of th* HOBBS of Hepreaentatlve..
"Beanlved. That a copy be also *ent to every com?
merclal organl.ation In the l'nlted Btate*, wlth the
rr?ue*t th.t they Joln thla B.ird In maklng the
above repreaentatlon* to Congreee."
Thi* was adopi. I b) a unanlmoua vote.
K H Thurber mn-.* n HBOtHNI that the Board of
Trade and Traiu.p irtatlon urge thal the Orady
Sprlngweller State (traln El'vator blll become a
law.
.'aptaln M. De Puy, who w.a preaent. made the
followlng atat.-menta:
"The Buffalo Truat chargea for rlev.tlng .nd th.
us* of ateam ahovela tor tr.n.ferrlng lOO.Ow.buahela
of can.l graln 11.OK). The Rrooklyn Truat iggregate
charge. for tr.naferrlng 100,0(*1 buahela of praln from
c.n.T-boat. to ahlpa are 11,500. The Fioating Kl*
vator Truat aggrag.te charge. for tr.naferrlng 100,
000 buahela from canal-bqata to ahlpa are 11,160.
easteTcards, of course,
aud Easter Booklets and all the little tokens that ehime
them ample space in the Book Store.
Imported Flat Cards, 2 to 8c.
Imported Folding Cards, 4 to 15c.
Booklets. beautiful lithograph.c illustrat.ons. ^loWc_
Celluloid Cards, exquisite hand-painted designs, W
Novelties in various shapes and designs, 20 to 75c.
Episcopal Prayer Books, 15c to $24-0.
Episcop.l Hymnals, 20c to $2.70.
Combination Sets, prayer and hymnal, 65c to $11.
Catholic Prayer Books, 70c to $4.
Catholic Prayer Books in sets of 2 vols., $145 tt
ti*
PARIS MILLINERY-DRESSES *TAS
stules that uou'd see on Easter day in the gay capitalsof the world. The
olevoicTofthe visitors is that this is the most beautiful and interestmg
display ever made in New York.
Maybe (ive
And just the
But the
UNTRIMMED MILUNERY
is heaped up as you never saw it here.
times the space for it we ever had before.
shapes every woman of taste will he wanting.
rnarvd of rrirvels is the price range-such values as
make the wholesalers shiver.
10,1 doz. new Straw Shapes in eight d'*i'"c* 5ty,c$-,n
black ar.d colors, regularly $1 and$1.2o, we say
100 doz Shapes in half a score distinct styles, black
and colo.s, regularly $1 to $1.50, we say Mc.
50 doz. trimmed walking Hats in fancy straw. The
nattiest shape, in black, white, navy and brown,
regularly $2, we say $1.25.
FLOWERS, TOO.
Imported Crush Roses, 3 in a bunch on rubber stemj,
35c; regularly 75c.
Sutin Violets, 6 doz. in a bunch, 35c; regularly 75c.
RHINESTONE ORNAMENTS
are the proper thing for this season.
Here 'is a great variety at 20c and up.
Rhinestone Hat Pins, 25c; usually 50c.
BLACK 0STRICH BOAS
The time is at hand when you need one. Stvlisn,
comfortable, and they make the winds of March llke
lune zephyrs. You do not want mixed1 or redyed
feathers. We don't keep those kinds. To-day an
extra lot.
At $4.65 for 1 yd. long.
At $6.90 for 1 % yds.
At $7.50 lor 1 yd., fuller and fluffier.
At $9.65 for 1 % yds.
The regular price for either is double.
WHITE GOODS
40 in clear lawn, the _?_ kind at 12c. Only one
piece to a customer.
White fancy l'i.|ues, stripes, checks and dots, OU
quality it 25^ ..... _
l.ovely white Irish Dimities, 80 m., hairhned and
striped. Not ten days from Ireland. Price 25c.
EASTER SWEETS
Buttercups, 10 ftovors, nut centres. 25c.
Broken mixed Candics, curled, crimped and plain, 15c
1 Ib. box.
BIWAOWrvY
&,__.IOu_?.
POUrTTHAVE.
SucctaaoM to AT.Stewaut & Co.
FURNITURE
Of course it seems absurd, but here are good lookinf,
well made, serviceable Bedroom Suits of five pieces at
$11.50?bed, bureau, table, chair, rocker.
That's the way we are doing the Furniture business?
putting prices lower than you ever knew them on
worthy goods.
Oak birch and imitation mahogany Rockeis, $181
insteadof$4.50.
Imitation mahogany Rockers, high back, wood seat,
$2; from $3.
Imitation mahogany Rockers, solid wood seat, JI..0;
from $7.
Dining Chairs, $1 to $40.
Sideboards, $14 to $350.
Fxtension Tables, $5.50 to $150.
China Clarets, $16 to $150.
Full line of Cutler's celebrated Roll-top Desks, $15 tt
$150.
BLACK KID GL0VES
The women s black kid Cloves at $1 are exceptional
value. They are selected, fme, real kid, each pair
fitted to the hand. Warranted. The Cismonda.
Black and all the new shades for Spring.
BROADWAY
*U-IO*Stt
RHJfmiAVE.
THE W0RLDS BEST
NATURAL APERIENT WATER
Hunyadi Janos
Jl is the laxative against
Constipation and Congestions.'
(Dr. B. Monio, Puria.)
CAUT10N : None fienuine withont the sitptatupv
of ihe /?/?/;? ?Andreas Saxlehner" on iiu UiM
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LEA & PERRINS
SIGNATURE
a) printed in X*xm ___W7f_r ;
. U-aVbl _i-afev..*..a7 |
3across the OUTSIDE wrapper of every bottle of ?
A - f
(4)
*-.
^ The Origlnal and Oenulne WORCESTERSHIRE, as a further p."*- J
? te.tion against all imitations. * \
l AgtnU lor thellnlt.d State.. JOHN DUNCAN'S SONS , N. Y. j
f ?<a- W *<*? I"> -flt,? -?r_.r?) -*-> ??flt-.a-flfc-? -fl_.e '*^(l)'ats^*^'arNe'a^r*'ar.-'^-l-^.*?'a^*T>
LEA.& PERRINS' SAUCE
Total for elevatO." servlce both ports. K/XO to $:,r>40."
s. w i'm-v. w. E. Cleary and ..ther* -p.-ke un
the subject. Mr. Thurber'a motlon was pa?.?ed.
tJIXIXQ EXCHAXGE DIBECT0R8 RE8I0X.
A luisi'i.T i'F TMK DIBBATlgPACTtON BXPKB88BD
AT KK.'ENT MKKTIMiS
All the direetors of the New-York Minlrg Fx
change. Includlng Presldent Isham H. Porter. re
aign.-d yeaterday. Thera wera four racanetea in
the Hoard before. Whlch b'ft tlve more to step out.
Tbe new Board wlll be selected at a meetlng of tbe
members on Saturday It may Include one or two
of the old memtx rs. The wholesalo char.ge In the
mnnageinent ls ? resuit of the dlasatlafactlon e\
prensed by the members ln a serlea of meetlng..
A PA8TIDI0VB TRAMP.
All ihe beds in the floatlng-house were occupled
Tuesday nlght. The iodgera were put to work
yeaterday morning ahovellng snow, nnd wlth on* ex
crptlon they sll complled wlth the ordera that they
must do thrc* houra' work. Thia exceptlon was a
man glvlng the natiw of James Hawkln*. llawkinu
refused tO go OUl and shovel SBOW because he was
Sfrald of geitlng hla feet wet. He aald to Colonc'.
Whlte: "I'll ko out and shovel snow If you give me
a pair of new nhoea."
Hnwklns's revolt will cost hlm hls llberty for flve
davs. He was placed under nrreat, charg.-1 wlth
being a vagrant, nnd waa sent to the Yorkvtllo
Court, together wlth s.-ven profe?sional tramps, to
be comnlTted to the Workhouse.
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BAIL FOR DAYXEs.
Willlam Dayaea, the inaurance broker. of No. 27
Pine-at . who was arreated on Ihe chargo of dlapos
Ing of bogua l,loy.t? tire Insurar.ce company char
tera, Monday nlght, waa released on lii.OOO bail yes
terda} afternoon
Frank Kuhn. i broker. havlng an ofllee in the
Bennetl Bullding, In Nasaau-st., iMcaraa hls aurety.
Judge Newburger. ln I'art I, Oeneral Sesslon.", Btgned
the bond.
ElECTRUAL C0X8TBVCTI0X COXFEREXCE
A Jolnt conference of electrlcal. inaurance and al
lled Interest*. lootilng toward the adoption and en
forcement of a natlonal rode of rules for electrlcal
construction and operatlon, waa held yeaterday at
the h.adnuarters of the American Society of
Mechsnleal Knglneers, In West Thlrty-flrst-st.
Willl.m J. H.mmer. of New-Vork. w.s eleetcd
chalrmnn. and C. J. H Woodbury, of Boston, aec
retary. Among those preaent were: Profeaaor
Franc|?, H. ("rocker, American Inatltute of Elec?
trlcal Knglneera: Frnnk B. Ford. American Street
Uallway Aaaoclation: Willlam 11. Merrlll. Natlonal
Board of Flre I'nderwrlters. A 8 Hrown, Weatern
I'nion Telegraph Company: Francls W. Jon.-s,
Postal Telegraph Company; Alfred Stone, Ameri?
can Inatltute of Archttecta; Captaln Wiiiiam
Brophy, Natlonal Aaaoclation of Flre Knglnecrs.
C. J. H. Woodbury. American Bell Telephone Com?
pany; Lleutenant 8. 1). Oreene, ii.-n.ruI Klectrlc
Company; I'h.rlea . Scott. Weatlnghouae Klectrlc
and Manufacturlng Company: K. A. Fltigetald,
Vnderwrlter." Natlonal Klectrlc A.aoclatlon; Will?
lam MacDevltt. In.nector of the Board of Flre 1'n
derwrltera. Phlladefphla. Penn.: A. F.. Kennellv and
W, J. Jenka, electrlcal experla. New-York; fc. V'.
French. factory Inapector of the Mutual FIr. In?
aurance Company. Iloaton. and T. E. Croa.m.n.
Brooklyn. Commltteea were appolnted to provide
for . perm.nent nrir.nication and to conalder and
report upon a unlform ay.tem of electrlcal con
atructlon and operatlon. The meetlng then ad*
Journad untll thi. morning.
\-gtt.
A E00V8 col y l' IXDICTED.
BU s\vi\ni.iN<; CABBEB ON si: v KSX) LA-. ?
MnoNiacutci or tm_; bubdeb bobber.
The Orar.d .Jury in thlfl elty rcattrdajr foui-. 1 -4*1
Indletaaanl a?ainst th*1 awInd'.er allina
Count I.uclen dl Armande ltlvl.-re. who wua trrrfltan
ii) Rlchmond,Va . at the ratjaaat ol <'.,;>tala 0"Br1aa
of the Dataoilva Baraau. Th.- Indlctmi nt a .
on thr eomplalnt of LaopoM Ro*B->, arlio .' W
thls clty ln Deeember laa, oa tha flt-aBflflhlP Vtmt
lan.l. Tha "Count" was a paaaanstr on ih) flafla*
steamer, an.l horrowo.l nearly all of Roffffa'l mOnty
on tho way ov.-r Ha took I,ti tO rh.- ii ,1 I M.ir'.m
after thelr arrival tn thls eltj BBd itOlfl Rog_t?'<
watch. RoflB*. who ia a aaachanteal aaalna.. froB
BroaMto, waa lef, almoit daatltuta arhcn rhe boanB
nobleman daaaitad hlm.
On the nlght of Deeember 27. Brhen thlev* f*
Into the house of I. Townsen.l Bardaa art! itaB
Joartla ralaad a, more than IMJM, tha aarladlar *-t?
siaylng at tho Hotel Brunswlck. where !)?? waa teejm
tered at "F.. Calmon,.' and the wln.liw of h.s fl
overlooked the rear of the Burden hoVM. Ha diaap
peared before the police had an opportunltv t
questljn hlm.
Slnce then the swlndlor haa _____ hoard of ?s bor
r owlng money or BWtndllac people In various rltMB
aiways pretendlim to be a French count. but ohanf
Ing the tltle every tlme. ln u number of plaC-fl hf
has declared that he was a rrrphew of Mr FOIB*
the agent of the French Stoamship Mne. and M~
Forget har. recelved a number of letter* and tel
grams of Inqulry about the swin.lor. It wis J
maana of Informatlon glven by Mr. Forget tha_t_
police were able to have the swlndler arrested >n
Rlchmond. . , ,.
Captaln O'Brlen wlll have the prlsoner brougnt ?"
thls clty for trlal. lf posslble, but there are man)
per-ons in other cltlea win may want to ma*'
eharcaa aaatnai him. Captala 0*Brl_a r_:i >'*-"'.
day ,hat the swlndler was not vaatad lu re oi b
count of the Burden robbery.
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SUR TREASURY RFCEIPTS FROM BASKS.
Inder the order of the Treasury Department tot
the New-York hanks actlng as special Oovernment
r'...l,,-iai,o,ies to turn Into the Sub-Treasury -<? P*'
c_n: of thelr holdlngs of Oovernment fundi. wa
Su';- Treasury yesterday paeajvad IS.WO.OOO In green
baeha an.l mmjBI ln gold.
A .11 ROR OR.IECTS TO HEARIXG COMSTOCK
Portsmouth. N H.. March lS.-The sesslon of thfl
l'nlted States Dlstrict and Clrcult courts eeymtm
here yesterd.y wlth Judxe W.bb. of PortUnJ. oa
the hench. Anthony Comstock teatlfled before ??**
Orand Jury against Henrv Walker. of Dunbartaa.
X HL charged wlth gendlng obscene Plot_,r,T
through the maili. One of the Jurors. after a51-'"*
Comstock if he was the man the New-York "'Vj
papers had printed so murh about. declared ni.n*-i*
unwllllng to hoar Comstook's testimony. aad me
Jected to hls appearlng In the cjse. Dlstrict-A-tg*
nev Branch Promptly esoorted the Juror to ?"?-?*
Webb who Informed him who was runnlng the ojun.
The juror wafc permltted to return to the )_r.
room. and M*rv Comstock presenied hls evldence.
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