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Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1869-11-25
sTBTE OF WISCONSIN, !


0rye Strong being duly sworn, on oath says that
the above and foregoing account by him rendered as
Clerk Of the Board OF Supervisors OF said County, 9
and c)rret exhibit Of hts receipts and disburse
menls as such CLERK during the time above mentioned
uRVlLLE STRONG.
Subscribe, and sworn to before me the 18th day OF
November, A. ID. 1859.
MATTHEW BENNETT, Notary Public,
Iowa County, Wis
On motion of Mr.. Snow, the Board pro.
ceeded to examine and compare the youch
ers Of the Treasurer.
County orders and court cert Gates to
the amount of Sl4, 669 81 were cancelled
and destroyed
On motion of Mr.. Campbell, further set
Element with. the Treasurer was postponed
until the January session.
The following resolution was introduced
by Mr.. Snow, read aud adopted, all the Su.
pervis0rs voting therefor.
Resoioed That the sum OF Thirty Thousand dol
lars be levied county tax and that the Clerk certify
In addition thereto the city Of ine al Point the sum
Of 81 to pay first and second lnstalments of amount
due county on compromise Of the suit OF the Board
of supervisors against I. Henry"
That the sum OF forty Ave hundred and sixty six
and Ave one. hundreths do lars be levied rs Coun'
" School tax.
That the sum of nine hundred dollars be levied to
pay the salary Of the County Superintendent OF
schools.
Thercupon, the foregoing amounts, to-
gether with the sum of *l3,3072S State
tax, were apportioned among the several
towns and the city of Mineral Point, as
| per the following exhibit
A PROF. 70 WENT Of State, and Cosnty School
7ar. and 7ac for the Salary Of County SS'
psrintenden Of Schools 10, the year 1862.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1869-11-25

THxES is good reason for believing .aa.
our Government has re'opeaed CORES
pondencs with Great Britain on the suS>
jsct of the Alabama claims, bu; nothing
is known of the progress OF the matter.
1t is possible the President may have
something TO say about il in his message
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1869-11-25

1'ng cities and towns Of Colorado Ter
rtory suffered greatly from tho effects Of
u furious storm th.l swept through that
region on Saturday, Georgetown, in the
mountain mining region was partly de-
stroyed by he force OF the storm
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1869-11-25

THE Protestant Christians of the
world are making an effort tn hold an
Eyumenical Council in New York City,
in the autumn Of 1870, as an Offset to
the Grand Roman Catholic Council to
assemble at Rome on the 9th Of Deem
Der, next
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1869-11-25
R. D.,sPuIford
. RU 4GIST T.
HisH srazsr, MINERAL PnAr, WISCONSIN.
ESTABLISHED IN 1843.

Offers to this com
munity a large as
sortment Of Drugs,
& n meals. Patent
Nj .dicines, Pomades,
Perfumery, Hand
kerchiet Extracts,
CoIognes, II air and
Tooth Brushes. Toilet
Soap, Combs, Scis-
sors, Pocket Cutlery,
Lamps, Chimneys,
Lamp Fixins,"
Globes, and in fact,
everything appertain-
ing to a First-CIass
Drug Store.
Also, offer special
Inducements in hite
Lead, Oils, Paints,
Putty, Varnishes and
Window Glass.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1869-11-25
TN PROBATE-IOWA COUNTY COURT.

/ n TNODA E-IUW OOUNII NOUNI'
In the matter Of the estate Of August Pueschel
deceased.
On reading and filing the petition of Friedrich Pnes.
che representing among other things that he has full
ly administered said estate, and praying that time
and place be fixed for allowing his accsunt Of his ad-
amined by the jude of tfs Court on The twentieth
day Of December next ensuing at the Court House in
the village Of bodgeviIle.
And it Is further ordered that notice thereof be CIV
en- to all persons interested by publishing copy OF
this order for three successive weeks In the Mineral
Point Tribune weekly ne ~spaper circulating In said
county. BY the Court
Dated.Noyember rs, 1863.
41.w3 ALEX. WILSON, County Judge.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1869-11-25
IN PROBATE-IOwA COUNTY COURT

In the matter Of the estate Of Patrick Brennan
deceased.
On reading and filing the petition Of Bridget Bren.
nan ADMINISTRATIVE of said estate, representing among
other thugs that she has fnily admin stered said
estate and praying that time and place be fixed for
examining and allowing her account Of her admins.
tr ton II is orde, ed taat said account be examined
by IN. Judge of this court on the twentieth day Of
December next ensuing, ut the Court House In the
village II Dodgeyille.
And II Is further ordered that notice y ereof be
given to all persons interested by publishs copy Of
this order for three successive weeks in The Mineral
Point Tribune weekly Newspaper.print.d and cir.
eustlns Ia said County.
dated November ., 1869.
47.wS ALEX WILSON, County Jodge.
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TOWNS AND CITY.

That the s,me may be collected snd paid over :,
the said American National Bank In satisfaction OF
said judgment
TN motion of Mr.. Snow, the Board ad-
journed until the LIST Monday in January,
1870, at O'Clock I'm.
ORvILLE STRONG, Clerk.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1869-11-25
TN PROBATE-IUWA COUNTY COURT

In the matter Of the Last VIII and Testament OF
John IL, ton deceased.
On reading and filing the Petition Of Ell clayton
Executor representing among other things that he
has fully administered said estate and praying that
q time and place be fixed for examining and allowing
his account OF his administration
Ills ordered that said Account be examined by the
Judge OF this Court the twentieth day Of DecerD.
Der next ensuing at the Court House Ia the Village Of
D0dgeville.
And 1t Is further ordered, that notice thereof be
given to oil persons interested BY publishing copy Of
this order for ,hree successive ~eeks In the Mineral
Point Tribune, weekly newspaper, circulating In
said ounty.
DATED November Is, 1850.
BY the Court.
463v ALIEN. WILSON, County Judge.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1869-11-25
TNPRoBATE-IOwA COUNTY COURT

In the matter Of the Last VIII and Testament Of
Anne Walters deceased.
On reading and filing an Instrument In writing pur-
porting TO be the Last win and Testament OF anne
Walters late OF low a County deceased.
IL is Ordered. That the proofs Of said Instrument be
heard before the Judge u tbs curt on the first
Monday Of January A. D. 1870, At the Probate
Office in the village Of Dodgeville.
And il Is further ordered That public notice there.
OF be given TO all persons interested by publishing a
copy Of this order FIR three weeks successfully prior
said day Of hearing In the Mineral Point Tribune a
weekly newspaper, printed and circu. Ating In said
County
Dated November 49, 1869.
By the Court.
46-3w ALEX. WILSON, County Judge.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1869-11-25
IN PRORATE-IOWA COUNTY COURT.

In the matter Of the estate OF John Kappel
deceased.
On reading and filing the petition Of Mary Kappel
widow Of John kappel deceased repre- senting among
other things that John kappel late OF Iowa County,
on the first day oi Ausust A. D. 1855 al town Of
Pulaski in said county died intestatt leaving goods,
ch,t,es and estate within this county, and praying
that adminst of said estate unto her granted
IL is ordered that said petition be heard before the
Judge OF this Court on the Third day Of January A.
d, $50 at the rebate Office In the village of dodge
vile.
And 1t Is further ordered that public notice hereo
be given to all persons interested hy publ hiug copy
Of thi, order for three weeks successfully prior to said
day of hearing, In the Mineral olnt TriJ une
weekly newspaper, printed and circulating in said
county.
By the Court.
Dated November 70, 1869.
47.3w ALEX. WILSON, County Judge
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1869-11-25


o'clock p. M.
Board met pursuant to sdjournLlent-all
the supervisors preselt.
TN motion of Mr. Snow, the Clerk wac di'
revted 10 transfer from his funds TO the treas
urer the SUN of $500 on account OF loan
from the County to the Redemption rdnd
The following resolution vas introduced,
read and adopted, all the Supervisor. voting
therefor;
Re,oirtd, That the County Rosrd Q, Supervisors OF
the County ot lows state Of Wisconsin, greatly
against their wishes Indications aud Ideas II right
and jurricc aui In compliance aud Nth respect for
the order command and writ the Cir ait Court Of
MS aited St&tes tor the -th Circuit and District OF
W.cunsu issued from said Court IN the cas' the
American National Bank against utt said County
Board " sup rv,os ~ The County ~ Iowa on cto-
her ith, So 30 hereby levy TIE SUN Of thirty SIX
Thousand Que Numbered and twenty three aud gs-l0
dlsrs tax far the year IS upon all tn taxable
property Is, The :" County at losa assessed, tor
thu year u lsig. the sane beiug = sum suhicisnt
o pas the judgement iRtercN and costs Of the jsdg
went rendered ou sept, %l.t lsdS. In said Court 10
sng above mentioned csu-e. sad that che sail sun -
tax Aforesaid 1. hereby spporti0nei Among the sev
ersl towns aud wards u ssid county In proportion ~
tie valuation II lax Ahlr property thtrsn Tor the car
rtbt wear lsGo. a. rQaslaed by sAld County board
u. saIerv!sel on the s"s'sssa' rs's h NJ sssr
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1869-11-25

SrLENoip lot OF Pocket Books for
eAle a. the Post 0f6ce.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1869-11-25
TN PRoBATE-IowA COUNTY COURT

TN PROBATE-IOWA COUNTY COURT.
In the matter Of the estate Of " lillian Ehler de-
C. ased.
IN reading and filing the petition Of Julia Ann Ehar
dmtnstratrix representing among other things mat
she has fully administered said estate and praying
thai time and place he fixed for examining and al
10 ing he account Of her administration.
II 10 ordered that said account be examined by the
Judge OF this Court the twentieth day OF Decem-
ber next ensuing at the Court House in the village
Of Dodseve
and II Is further ordered that notice thereof be
given to all persons Interested by publishing copy
OF his order for three successive weeks In the Miner
al Point Tribune, weekly newspaper printed and
circulating In said County
Dated ovemler 18th, 1869.
BY the Court.
47w3 ALEX. WILSON. County Judge.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1869-11-25

'tim added To pay til. in.crss, On Seminary Loan
for 1855 aud lsty
1t VoO added to pay lat and Cd iostam~n's OF Ainr
due county compromise Of the suit relative 70 pub
lie square
The Board, then. on motion OF Mr., Camp
bell applied by petition to thu County Court
for the appointment OF guardian 10 Amos
Whiting, all alleged .pendthriit of the io~n
Of Ridgewsy,
The tollosiug accounts for mileage and
per diem we're presented and allowed all
the supervisors voting therefor, to-vit;
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On motion of Mr.. Snow, Board adjourned
until O'Clock p m.
AFTERNOON kEssIok.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1869-11-25
Proceedings Of the Annual Session OF
the board Of County supervisors OF
Iowa Co., Wis. ..COncluded.
THIRD DAYS SESSION.
THURSDAY, Nov. llth, 1861
Der, next

UN1S SESSIUNs
THURSDAY, Nov. llth, 1851
8 o'clock a. m.
Board met pursuant to adjournment, all
the Supervisors present,
On motion of Mr. Campbell the examina-
ton Of the Clerks vouchers was resumed and
at l0t a. M, was concluded when the
following report from him was presented,
examined and accepted, and the balance
therein exhibited, counted and found to be
corert, to-wit.
REPORT Of 0RviLLg SrRo,o, Crk Bd Of Super.
gisors Of Io,eq County, Wis from Jun. 2, 1869
10 oct. 30, 1859, inciusipe!
Orylle Strong Clerk OF the Board Of Super vsors In
account Nth Iowa County. Dr.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1869-12-10
POLICE isTELLVGEyCE.

AN ALLEGED NORTHUMBERLAND Mary j.
stein, woman who has always borne good cnar.
actcr ana in whose behalf vera respectable people
appeared, was charged by X. Ii. Macy, corner of
Fourteenth street and sixth avenue. VITA stealing
number OF small articles from his on Wednes-
dag, valued al S. d. she denied the charge, but
gave bonds IN the sum OF $500 before justice Dodge,
at Jefferson Market for examination.
DESPERATE THIgF.--John +. Pike, who states
that he resides at ga Warren street, was brought
before Judge Downing at the Tombs yesterday,
charged with robDng Frederick Schwartz, a Ger
man, on Wednesday night OF $3.50, under circum-
stances that show now very desperate In crime many
or our dangerous classes arc. Pike had evidently
become aware that schwartz, who keeps hquor
store at lsS south street. was In possession or
money, and had logged ms steps until nc saw him
step OUTSIDE Jhs store ~ close 10 mp. Pike then
seized him. taking the pocketbooA from his pocket
containing the above amount. schwartz struggled.
but III vain. aDd PIKE got clear away. Detectives
Fem and NahOaey, however, came across ms track
Yesterday morning, and caught hin. He was com
United TO answer.
ALLEGED FALSE pRErYScEs.--0n the 90 instant
Mr.. Roderck +. Glow, Of No. 2i5 West Fifty eighth
street, reported at the Central Police ONCE IN Ma
berry street that one Thomas u aadchI had OBJ
tanned 100 shares, In ten certificates or the Fskc
Pavement and Tagging Company, from him valued
Al $4,000 by uteaua OF false representations. Mr..
Cow stated that OH the first OF tho present month nc
was desirious OF using 5000 IN money. and would
give the above certificates AS security, that RadcIT
being Informed OF the fact stated could procure
the moneg from mia brother.inaw at Fordniarn pro.
vided he would trust HIM win the certificates 10
proceed ihitber, aud n the money could DOT be OBJ
famed he would return them the same day.
Believing the statements made Wy RadcliH TO be true
he gave hla the certificates. Since whleh time he
has not seen anything oil him, and learned that he
mai ielt the city. ihc case WAS gwen INTO tile
hands Of detective fully, VINO Wednesday last
learned that fadcllT had absconded to Albany and
Informed tue Chief OF Police OF that city 10 be ON
the lookout for hin. at the same time giving MI
mute description OF him. Chef kego yesterday
afternoon received telegram from the CHEF OF
Police at Albany stating That Kadehn had been
arrested in that CITY. and was waiting his orders.
detective 1uly ieit ON the four O'Clock train yes
ferdSy afternoon for Albany for the purpose OF con-
ycyinG Radc1f back 10 TINS city, and viii no doubt
arrive some time today, when the prisoner wAIl be
aTTagne1 AT the ToMDs,
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Supes.oa CoUaT-TaiAl TERM-pAaT q
A Partnership Transaction.

before Judge truman anu jury.
Muller rs Sdllds.-Thi5 action brought 70
recover $780, which plaintiff says he paid defend
art Tor half interest In the business OF restaurant
located III East Houston street. Plaintiff alleges
that the defendant had made false ana fraudulent
representations TO the value OF the business tx
lures. &C., and to the contents oI the executed
articles OF copartnership.
Mr.. Thomas Dunphy, counsel for the plaintiff,
opened the case at some length, setting fortn the
facts contained IN the complaint, dwelling particu
larry upon toe fact tnat ms client, German, mad
been enrapped bv bogus advertisement.
Evidence having been given DEFENDANTS counsel
moved for non-suit on the ground that II this
acton to yescnd aud recover the purchase money
II could not be sustained without proof o. offer
by plaintiff to place the defendant IN the position he
occupied before the signing OF the articles, and also
that II appeared in evidence that the plaintiff for
two months after he claimed to have discovered the
frauo, remained In possession and continued In pos
session after he had commenced this suit.
Judge Fitnian denied this motion ana directed o
verdict for the defendant, and directed the excep
ti0ls TO DC heard at the General Term.
For plaintiff, Thomas Dunphy; for defendant
Thomas Allison.
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SUPREME COURT MBEss.
A Gsmewhat Complicated Divorce Suii-A
Case and Cross Case.
pafora yu1op BARNARD

[atharfne f. collins Us. charles COINS ana Charles
CDutas Us. Catharfae z. CoUuas.-The planin IN the
Arst named case Catharine Collins, filed bill TO
obtain divorce from Charles Collins on the ground
OF adultery committed with divers persons and that
he Ia now conaDlting with another woman. The
Nain,in's papers show that he was possessed Of
large amount Of propeIty that he is connected with
She erode Watch Company from which source aud
his business i'll California he derives an income u
several thousand dollars annually.
To TINS the defendant answers That he had married
Catharine Il. Collins IN 1885 when she had q husband
hvlng; also that he had paid her $4,000 IN Septeu
Der, 1858, as release from all claims -she might
have on him. He then commenced q cross suit to
Annul the marriage, on the ground that there was
no divorce from the first husband, man by the
name of Hoagiand he not being resident Of Cali
fOrnia at the time the divorce was grained. the
defendant Collins, now seeks to restrain her from
receiving any aimony or support on the ground That
tne agreement entered INTO between them IN the
month OF September, lS0,, when he paid her The
s. OoO, precluled her from SO DONG.
She III answer TO this sets up legal proceedings in
1855, III California, showing service Of divorce by
publication upon hoagand, and proving also that
said Hoagand mad been seen In California about tue
time o, the commencement Oh the SUIT. she also
claims That the plaintiff iii this cross suit, Charles
Collins, was witness in that suit 60 prove that she
was bona Dde resilient Of California she further
alleges that Collins aud heIse lived together IN Cali
fOrnla from thai time Until 1853, when they removed
70 the city OF New ora; that her rst husband Mr..
uoagland, was killed on board United states vessel
shortly after Der marriage u Colins, Who became
guardian Oh her infant chlld, aud was fully aware
OF the relations which existed between herself and
her nfSt husband she further CLAIMS that when
che executed the paper she refused 10 acknowledge
before notary aud that ner signature WAS 90
tained py fraud Misrepresentation and device. ON
the above state facts Mrs. Colins' counsel moved
70 send 10 lury the question as to tue fraudulent
obtaining of that paper. which resisted on the
ground that IL was question which ought 70 he
determined by Judge or referee. Charles Collins
counsel moved for 4 commission to examine wit
nesses IN California 10 which the other SIDE objected
on the ground lnat o commission to take tesumony
An California hau already been issued Ia tue divorce
suit ana tnat the witnesses III tIat su6 would be The
witnesses Ia this; also that Mrs. Collins wlilg
10 allow the testimony In the hrst SUIT to be used in
xls. Decision reserved.
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THE WIL.EgYs DEFALCAT,0S.
Conclusion Of the Triai-A Verdict q
S15O,O00 Rendered for the Plaintiffs.

Conclusion Of the TriaI-A Verdict of
$15O,OO0 Rendered for the Plaintiffs.
The case OF the Board OF Supervisors OF West
chester county against the suretles OF Henry VII
let's late deiauting County Treasurer was resumed
before Justice Gilbert, at White Plains yesterday
morning.
On the part OF the plaintiffs II was proved by
Samuel Hopper, formerly supervisor from the
town OF HARRISON that Of the sureties, now de-
ceased, had informed him, In March, 1862, that
meeting OF all the sureties had been held at which it
was concluded to dscou ntenance the Gull which had
been made Tor special session OF the Board OF
Supervisors; that Wileis had transferred TO j. W.
Nil Is, at White Pains, securities to the amount OF
500, 900: that II Wiletts was allowed to proceed
with his ON cia collections the suretica believed he
would rectfy the deficiency IN his accounts, winch
was then known to be $4,000, and in any event
they would be prepared TO pay this deficiency. On
these representations to tho soivency Of Wictts
the witness ana Other members OF the Board
W ithdrew their names from the CALI Il subseuueAtiy
vaiueess.
1t was shown by the evidence Of Daniel Hunt who
was recalled, tnat the deaication was FIRST aiseoy.
cred by the Board OF Supervisors in March, 1862 but
owing 30 the caitfor special session having been
frustrated, the affairs OF WIctts were not II vest-
paeo by the Board until the close OF that year, i,e-
Tore the expiration OF MS nrst term there was u
deficiency In the accounts OF Wllietts or ahodt
$4,000, of which amount s3j 600 was due 10 tho
state, when me bond In question was exc
cuted. In order To concea the latter de-
hcieney Wuleus presented spurious voucher
tBat the money had been paid TO the state
Comptroller AZ Albany. and the public are yet unln-
formed whether this voucher was forgery or other
WISE The amount last named was not pad over
until some twelve months later than was repre-
sented at the time the Board audited the account Of
Willetts ~ being correct. Counsel lpr pannns READ
the call for a sDecia session, winch signcd BY
several members OF the Board Of SupervisofS ana
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A sswindIcr "Benrding tho Lions in their
Den.O

swindcr "Benrding tho Lions in their
Den.''
An energetic aspirant for Sing Sing honors, named
George Il. Howe OF No. 81 Allen street. has recently
operated extensively at the expense OF gentlemen
VINO have been so unfortunate as to be vlctlmized
by burglars and thieves His plan has been to
watch the papers for the particulars OF rODberies,
prepare letter addressed to the sufferer letter.
press sheet secured from the Police Department,
recommending himself as an able detective and
using the name OF Cantain KelsO. Inspector Jam-
son or the superintendent AZ signature.
on presenting these letters, which bear 8
very 81 gnt resemblance to the handwriting OF these
officers the victims treated with him and paid him
sums ranging from twenty to q hundred dollars to
commence Investigations, which Of course were
never followed up.
Many OF the victims OF this plot reported the swim.
die to the Central Office. A few days ago Captain
Kelso detailed detectives Macdougall and Lymington
to secure the arrest OF Howe. A trap was set for
hlm and on wednesday night he was secured at
De.groff & Taylor's IN the Bowery. They found on
his person a shield ana police letter Sheets with
the following are specimens OF tho letters. II will
be observed that he gives Captain Kelso the wrong
Christian name, wisely escaping the charge Of
METROPOLITAN POLICE DrsrnIcr1
No. = fnEotscr DRTforiyx,s
pEAe ssaAow me to introduce to you detective seb.
& s ss sss Of Win As Amy WITH Me sas ct
security as bis efficiency Is undoub'ed o fogrs acirso
Chief Detective Force Metropolitan Police.
Mcssrs. fowE & TrERY:-
sIus George Howe the bearer one OF the most ef-
cent OF tho Albany delecve has track OF your robbery
and calls 10 consult have positive nio nation that The
thieves leri the city would advise you to place the matter
entirely in Mr.. Howe's hands. Yonrs, 10, :. -
' " GEORGE n. KELsO,
Captain Detective Force.
CENTRAL DEPARTMENT., METROPOLITAN PoLfoE,,
NEW YORK. Dec ., 1869
Mrs. WILLIAM rHAtoNs
MADAMMr. Gcorgc 2. Howe, one Of the Albany detec.
tyes, has Information of your husband
You will Al tend Immediately to this affair. Yours.sc
GEORGE u. kELSU Captain.
Messrs. BoUToN 4 SMITH
sns--Afer having almost deemed the search for your
goods n failure recommend Mr. Thomas r. Howe one OF
Inc Albany detectives who has possession of one of the
leaders caught To syracuse. would suggest a speedy
attention 10 prevent a haDcas corpus Yours, xc.,
GEO H. KELS0, Captain.
Yesterday afternoon at the Tombs MIR. Howe, q
smart, athouc young man, but not having either
the manner or The address OF detective oflicer.
was bfonght Def ore Judge Bowling. Aifdayits
cmboiYlng The ABOVE facts were dep0scd to and the
examination adjourned until this morning at ten
O'CLOCK
All parties who have been victimfzed are requested
10 10 present at the EXAMINATION,