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The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1870-06-13
Application for Patent.
NOTICE NO. &c.
EFeIsryn's OFFICE

istbihiFh OffitEs
Austin. Nevada Aurii 2s. 1870
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIYfN THAT THE
y Mukwonago Mining mpany has this day
hled in this Office diagram. taguther with n
notice of Application fer Patent frln the nit i
States. under Act Of Congress approved July
afih 1876. for Eight fInndr,d Feel of the Mount
Vernon Lode, known n the Muiwonago Mining
campanys claim. siiusttd in the White Pine
Mining District, White Pine County. Nevada.
md more particularly ,li scrb d as fellows: Be
ginning NJ the southeast corner of tie survey
made for the Auro~a Consol dated Silver Nining
Company ON the Aurora lode. the same hing
the north, ast CORN Of Tho surv, mi de fnr the
South Anry II Silver Mining Company. thence
running n. llh degrees +. 500 feet; ihtnee 3.
7sk degrees F.. 500 fet: thence s 1l's degrees
" 800 feet and thence y. 7sie depIrts W. 800
f,ei To the place of Begin ing. and 6 II ain ng
Five Acres and fifty rne fnc-hunerdihs of an
re q 5l-i0a acrcsl of Land. embracing sid
lade end ore hundred feet On eaeh side thfr' ~.
Said clnim j. bound on the wrsi y the Anr ra
Consolidated Siiyor Mining Cempany aurora
Lode GEORGE r. TERRY
ma2-aads REGISTER.
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Datrny NJ otico-

=. AT THE MoNTEZUMA srArIoSn'
IsTs> Patterson District, there are one bai m :.
N22.P GRAY HORSE, win pIai ai.i n
of fhe left ear cut on one BAY MAIL. W.
white face, white right hind le ana uI"'ie'.' i1
with a : mare ON the left shoulder thus ~,
and one vealling colt with n Whit slrsah on
the for, head and little white on in ,ii,, nm.
feet. The owner can have the same oy pio'inS
property and paying charges. ,.orrrrrp
jo10-30~ JULIUS uoi
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EASTERN raEWS.

BosroN. June II.
Mellen. convicted u year Hgp af hetvy
embrzllyments, Is sentenced Ear each t.
two years imprisonment and Sl0J,OJ0
fine.
MONTPELIER tYt.). June II.
The ConSiitui IA Al Convention rejected
woman suff .age-only one vote favorable
BUFFALo. June IL.
The Young Mems Christian As-oria-
ton building is draped in mourning for
Dickens.
PHILADELPHIA, Jnne IL.
There is a freshet ia the Snsqnehaupa.
The Presidential party is at Harris
burg.
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JOB pRINTIN NGi

The News Job Office is now supplied with an
cards. and other mat-ria aud facilities for
good job printing. Additional materials are
arriving. and ask the attention Of our
friends and the public to the fact that all
Job printing can be handsomely aud exyedi-
tiouslY done at this Office.
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WHITE PINE DAILY NEWS.
PUBLISHED EVERY MoRNINo EXCEPT suNDAY--I
.bLtshihb A'LNA hS4sfA+Ne f-NNNAA 7SNbAA-
FORBES & CO.

One copy. one year per mail. SIG 90
One copy. six months, per mail. .......... 10 CO
One copy. three months, per ma1..-...... o 90
aS- Naae f,rwas tel nntil paid for. "a
Delivered at 80 cents per week. by the car
rler-to whom payment must be made.
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FROM CANADA.
AloSrREAL, June II.

MONTREAL, June II.
A FIRE yesterday destroyed the build
ing occupied by the Canada Glass Works.
Loss, $50, QUO; partly insured.
1t is stated That the Hudson Bay Co.
will recommend distribution among
proprietors of the GOO 900 paid by Gun
ada. The ordinary dividend is expected
to be much reduced, by interruption of
this years business.
CoLLIxowooD, June IL.
The last detachm ut of troops com
posing the northwest eXpeditonary force
arrived to-day.
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FOREIGN NEWS.

LoNpoN. June II.
Dickens leaves All the year Round
TO The son of the American Consul.
In mated that the funeral of Dickens
will be private.
fral'h Of John Bright improving.
e@rllsle n, visits America.
me last letter written by Dickens is
dated the Sth. Contains expressions
of deepest religious reverence.
~, MADRID, June IL.
The Cortes is discussing the abolition
OF slavery in the Colonies. The bill
opening colonial posts read twice. The
orleanists in the Cortes have Joined the
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HAMILTON, NEVADA MONDAY MORNING, JUNE 13 1870

friends of Espartero-uniting in favorine
Montpensier for King.
A proposition for the complete abdiea-
tion of slavery. and indemnify 10 owners.
will be brought forward in cortes next
week.
CoNsTANTINoPIf, June Il.
The estimated loss by the eonhngrn-
ton fanges from e3l0 900 to Il 800 000.
Houses opened by Turkish inhabitants
to Christians, and large amount of
money subscribed by all classes for the
relief of the sufferers.
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applications for a1atrnt.
Application for Patent.
a-nu.v-.. .~n nn

Austin. Nevada Mar-h Is $780,
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN TtiAT FRANK
y Drakr. J. W. Crawford. +. Applegarih and
L. Il. snrunl have this day I'll d in this Office
diagram tagethrr with a Notice Of Application
ftr Patent from the Unit States. under act of
cangr IS approved Jnly 2G. IS &. for one thou.
sand feet ii the Eb rhardt deposit or lode,
known the EbefhHrdt North claim, siius'ed
IN the White Pine Mining District. White Pine
County. Nevada ana moie particularly deserib
as follows Beginning at a posi- 30 feet sonih
from The original EhrTharit shaft. wht nee the
sauihwts, eernrr Of the Ee, rhardi ere-hanse
bears north 10 de rees T.. 9Sk feet. thence run.
ming north a75 feet. thence west lto0 ieei;
thence south 375 feet; and thence east 000 ct
to th' 'eea = beginning. and containing eight
aefts rnd six Y hnndr, this Of an acre 10 6u-l00
acitf Of lani, embracing said lede or derost,
ani tne hundr fest on each side thereof. Said
eli II is bounl 4 on the east hy lhe Eb rhardt-
MI nd Mtnl q Company, and elsewhere by no
knnN 4. ..anfs.
april GEORGE T. TERRY. Register
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C0NMoa PLEAS-Sp1CIAL TERN.
A Professional tsNnturalizer', Caught In His
Own Mesiies.
pefora JudCa Daly

A Professional "Nnturalizer'' Caught IN His
Own NIesi,es.
Before Judge DAILY.
Nr. Adolph Scheftel, merchant doing business IN
Spruce street. appeared before Judge DAILY on Friday,
for tho pu rpose OF having his naturalization papers
perfected A German OF gentlemany exterior, who
gave his name as Anthony G. Gfroue, and his resi-
dence as No. SO Hester street, came forward as one
OF the witnesses whereupon one OF the court officers
at once recognized Gfr0ne as the Identical person
who mad been witness couple OF days ago IN
similar case under the name OF Miller. The otlcer
communicated this fact TO Judge Daily, who ques.
toned the alleged cuprit closely and found that
suc was the fact, and tnat Gfrone had no knowledge
at all or the person applying for citizenship. Mr..
scnefte stated to the Juage that he was ieno-
rant entirely OF the rules OF NATURALIZATION;
that he had met Chrome IN the CITY Hail ana that on
ascertainIng what he wan cd he (Gfrone) SAID he
would become his witness, stating at The same time
that be was CLERK at salary OF S., 200 year and
knew Mr.. Schcitc well enough TO act as his witness
On TINS OF facts Judge Day rejected the wit
ness. In answer 10 the questions OF the Court
Chrome made q statement, from which 1t clearly app
peared tnat he had no knowledge whatever OF the
other man Tor whom he had appeared as witness
day or Two previously. the witness was furnished
with the name OF the man for whom he had been
witness PRIOR to acting in that capacity lor Mr.
Schete, aud who gave his residence as NO. 90
Washington street; bub on gong there it was dis
covered 10 be o coal yard, In which the recently
made citizen mad neither local habltation nor
name TO indicate him.
Yesterday the matter was again brought before
Judge Daly, and Chrome made an effort to explain
ms apparently strauSc conduct. lie sald no had
formerly lodged ut IS Hester street under the name
he now gave, but thai now he Is lodging At the
Pacific Hotel, 33 Bowery, room 49, under the name
OF Miller which was his mothers name BY wnlcn
no sometimes went, but his rignt name was Gfrone
lie further added that he was sure no could Hnd the
citizen Tor whom he appeared al witness The day
or two previous la some OF Inc lager beer saloons
Oh the east side. and requested the Judge to give
him until tomorrow to search Tor MIN anu produce
him to show tnat he acted IN good faith
Judge DAILY granted his request at the same time
intimafng that should he fal TO produce moro
aatl lc irpiw
asa
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destnased tot hebben or helVh TO the inquiry as to
whether Madame Ross was capable u taking
such Q profound peep into futuriey she
answered, This smart woman, you Dol; NOBODY u
gwine to come any kishpoppy ober her out sno
can't beat DIS chile ON dc queshun as 10 de ioi0cty
and salvation ob dc Immortal SOUL i'se Methodist
oD de stersctest KIND, and want numn 70 40 wid
desc spirits dev talk 30 much about
s.Old Auntyn as she deghted TO call norHolf, went
on TO give her opinions or the CITY OF Boston, Inc
vessel was SAFE sac thought, ana would soon ba
heard IRON. for she ie the news was revclatcd" TO
her by some superior power. she always 0xpe-
rlenced certain sort OF lndcscrbabe sensation when
any disaster occurred by land or bus IN this In
stance the sensation ono OF lelicf and thankful
less.
COULEUR DE ROSS.
Madame Ross finally made her appearance and
Aunty" proclaimed In an Oraouar way that the ship
was safe; that her ultimate arrival ut Liverpool was
only question VI time, but that the condition OF
the vessel was most sad ana depl0raOlo her t0pmast
gone by tine board, her buiwarEs In many places de-
m0shcd. ana all over the evidence OF severe 1gns
men were badly injured by fahng spars ana shifting
timbers. The stock OF provisions was reduced to o
low eOb and har ratiOns was the rule. Unsatslled
yetthe gentleman who trusted to lind some consOnv
balm IN cldlrvoyancy pursued ms way 70 anOtper
part OF town. to tho residence OF Madame Lo Connie.
to reap the benefit or this ladys prophetic thoughts
because OF her absence from hOme but be learned
enough from ner interesting husband TO convince
him that II he met her she would have made every
thing relating to the missing vessel perfectly plain
and satisfactory. few more whom he saw had
much The same TO say as those already nonced' ana
with much WEAKNESS OF spirit and sceptlclsm o! 70
the truth and force OF clary0yant prophecy the
gentleman VINO makes the subject or tnl5 article
returned h0meward5 y Sadder II not wiser man.
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TIE CONGREGATION B,yM JEsgURUy.

The Exclusion OF tho Into Rev. j. G.. Kra.
mor-Tho Action of the Board Of Trustees.
In last SUNDAYS HERALD report appeared with
reference to the death OF the Rev. Mr.. Kramer
reader OF the B'nai Jeshurun congregation, with
comments elected by Information furnished by q
member Of the congregation. 1t now appears that
the statement was erroneous ana that the member
alluded to was an Individual who has only escaped
expulsion on the ground OF insanity The real facts
may bo gathered from the following statement made
ofricially by the trustees OF the congregations
congregation. At the time OF hs election was known
every member that he afflicted with painful and incur
ton the tie case and thai
great pains aud visible distress Actuatsd sosy BY motives
Of common humanity taey passed resolution relieving Mr.
months, him that Tina that he mishs rscupsrats hs
strength mot interfering however, with his sasry) at tho
as during
Rsss AaTns x his 0ssa Clerical thu. .o, 'sTSa taking h
might taken Of this but for his unfortunate maa
during he divine aervcs and having avsrss the whole
m h synagogue TSssd as was no sas
she service. The trustees, deemng i their duty to
on is
assigned him seat Which enabled hm 70 ss.' I the syn: =:
being being ao.osa Sy entire cosgexssan also
formed that II the seat assigned him did not psass him he
~ r.. .S any and pas r as | q a.
SLOWED nons 70 be robed but the ossAsIns oacsr, his
Assigning him seat The trustees taking into
his health and not wishing b TO isconstrue their
motives sent thu resolutions above alluded 10, not by
shamas her but by their sseratay with
Instructions 2 explain 70 him the humane me-; motives and rea
the he her:seore had oScupsd ana :! whom Mr. kra-
NOR expressed hmss mv . sassd ne Wstn sas reasons ease as
mer) II OF bis friends nnd fault or are dispeassd
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The Jews and the Into Piusburs Christian
Convention.

prom the Jewish Times OF Friday March ILL.,
Tho Judge strong, Orthodox Christian world-and-
the-baIance- OF Misunderstanding men have mad their
convention, have passed their resolutions and have
pronounced it as their firm determination to destroy
th0 foundation OF tnls government and to erect on
Its rulnS Protestant Christian oligarchy with
Jesus Christ as the nominal head, aud Jaags Strong
people, The agitation on the part or those pietisis
Is assuming serious phase, aud IL becomes the
duty Of all good citizens WHO are not willing
to surrender the liberties wnicn form tho
groundwork OF this government, 10 take en-.
ergettc steps to counteract the willy machi-
look calmly and wait until the bost interests OF
tho people are eopardized and then raise nue-and-
cry; this unn0ly agitation must he crushed in It's In
0eption The people VINO prize freedom OF con.
science liberty OF religion. must club together and
demonstrate that they are just as In main
tainlng and preserving our liberties Us the others
are In undermiQing and destroying them.
Tue English secular press " already awed Into 81
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SPECIE PAYMENT.
TO TIE EDITOR OF THE HERALp:-

TO THE EDITOR OF THE HERALD:-
One OF your correspondents suggests that to reach
that desired position a law should be passed requr-
ing oil less than dollar to be paid In silver
The consequence OF such law would be that, being
Obliged TO pay silver you would have to get silver to
do 1t with, and that you would have to do from the
them. ..t
All this talk about the people have made up their
mind" and "the people win have it'' sounds very
II; but, Mr. Editor, "the peope' have had nothing
to do with It, Speculation put 1t up-speculaton
as 1t suits the men VINO make living out OF II, and
who have the control OF the value OF gold as long ~
the government has not enough to pay its promises.
GUILD DOLLAR.
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M!Iiiam Pttoiaddo. $50 900; Ann Darling. S5.o0o and
Edwin n. ilaIght. $I4 900.
Letters OF administration were granted en- the o..
tatss Of Margaret Matthews, Ann rh0maa John NJ.
Mahoney, Alice German. Anna b. Krwan, Patrick
Gordon, Annie Rayer. John Callahan. Mary II.
OF Walter Barry, OF Chicago Letters OF adminstra-
tion with will annexed were granted to Mortz A.
Gescheiut Letters issued on the estate OF George
X. Dusenbury were revoked.
Letters OF guardianship were granted 70 Charles
u. Evans, Nelson Hamblin, Peter smith ana Isaac
X. Funk, all VI Brooklyn.
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QUEENS COUNTY suaaosAr;'s COURT.

In the Queens County Surroyate's Court In ~
maica during the past week, tho wills OF the follow.
ing named persons were admitted to probate:-
Sarah Petit, Timothy N. Eldert, Charles L. Bergen.
Joseph Smith. George Hewlett. Hampstead; Oliver
Powell, Adellne Doty, stephen Robbins, Oyster Bay;
Cynthia Soaring Norih Hampstead; Robert l.. Smith,
Hester q. Weeden, w. ID. Creed, Jane Carmaga, ia
maica; Nathaniel Van Zanil, Flushing.
Letters OF administration on the following estates
have been Issued MARY beatty, Catherine Edert,
John Gaynor, Adeline smith, J0hnathan s. Levericns
Cornclia E0nd. David shine, Mary C0wry. Ihreo
leucrS OF guardianship have been granted ana over
100 citations Issued
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SUPERIOR couaT-spscAl rERl
Decisions.
Dy Judge Spencer,


Dy Judge Spencer.
Hopey OF al. Vs. Rubber Tip IencH Company
Injunction vacated witaout costs.
CzaGin ct aL ps. Stern.-Mo.on to vacate order OF
arrest denied. Leave TO servo supplemental answer.
as proposed, granted
BY Judge Jones.
Wister pA Mctth5'cs.--Mouon vacattng order
granted with ten dollars costs.
Bishop rs. Bfshop.-Motlon granted and referee
appointed to take evidence OF cashier, &c.
MARI Us. RNter-MOtion granted on payment OF
ten collars COSTS.
Fist u.s. Western american Telegraph Company
Motion denied.
Bishop et al. ps. Empire Transportation COM
pany-Moton denied.
Gnrbe Us. Kuster.-Motion granted and cause re-
ferred.
Lfongston Manufacturing Company vs. Hop
kins.--Same.
Bridys,rater Paint and color Works cs. Wet
nsore-Judgmcnt for plantin, with ten dollars
costs.
Cassebeer rs. Standardization denied, without
costs.
Turner 20 al. rs. Sierdrt et dI-Judyment for
plaint with costs and ten dollars costs or motion.
connect Us. Keis(irloGS- Motion granted ana cause
referred
Pltmnn GO al. Us. Reed.-Default opened on
terms. Judgment TO stand as security
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the NEWARK POLICE COMMISSION.

Grumblings Among the ssSorehe ads,--NVhat
the Board Has Done md Intends to DO.
The new Board OF Police Commissioners In New.
ark. N. j. nave thus far to the intense disgust Of
divers and sundry disappointed "soreheads," car.
rled out the policy they declared at their
inaugural meeting would govern their fu.
ture actions Their Intentions, AZ reported In the
HERALD 81 the time, were TO carry out gradual
reconstl uctton OF the Old force, and instead OF
making clear sweep OF the existing force, intro
duce = new element OF democratic preponde erance
as matter to be expected. And so have they. But
now certain democratic aldermen aud their constit
uents are very much annoyed at what they call tue
'slow coach" movements OF the Board. The feeling
OF the public is, however, that the Board Is acting
with . wisdom and prudence beyond expectation.
They agree with the Boaru tnat nothing would De so
detrimental to the interests and the safety Of the
community than the substitution 'of an entire force
Of know nothipgS, at all events ss regards police
duty, for the present disciplined force. The plan Of
the Board Il to appoint at each weekly meeting here
AFTER some ten new men, At o meeting to be
held tomorrow the Board will doubtless choose two
new Heutenants. Theodore Burt falling the captain
c. IL understood to be working for the lower grade.
One OF tnese appointments will probably be given to
hr. volz the cnoico OF the democratic Aldermanic
caucus. For Police Surgeon DR.. James u. Cutter
ana DR.. Haight. brother Of Congressman Haighr,
are running neck and neck, the "tumor man" SEEM
ing 70 nave slightly The lead
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Isellgions Personals.


Rev. N. J. Burton has resigned the pastorshlp OF
tho Fourth church In Hartford, Conn.
The Sultan OF Turkey is becoming liberal ana uole-
rant. He Is said TO be ahead Of the Pope In this
matter.
The small feet question is being agitatcd in the
mission circles OF China. Can q small foot woman
be admitted into the sanctuary Look for q mo-
ment at the precious little dears with pretty little
feet, who par their devOiOns at tho shrines OF
fashionable churches every Sabbath, and say II
Paradise would be perfect without them
Rev. y. F. Strickland, Of the Kalamazoo Congre-
Ratlonal Association, has been advised to "demt,
the ministry altogether. II he does It Will probably
not be long before he Will 'dem" 1t entirely
The house OF the Rev. A. v. Dimock, In Elijah eth,
n j., was lately broken into by burglars, who stole
about $500 worth OF valuables. To explain the pos
session Of such an amount OF valuables by poor
clergyman 1t IL to be supposed that he had been
handsomely surprised but a short time previously
Rev. DR.. Henry OF Hartford. Conn.,, formerly Chan.
celOr OF tina New YORK University has accepted the
rectorship OF the st. Michaes Episcopal church at
Litchneld, Conn.
The Marquis OF Anglessa has been the second
patron IN England to give the people the right to
choose the minister to O church OF which ho owns
the living.
Rev. Phineas Brakeman q graduate Of Yale Col.
lege In 1887, and some years since Congregational
pastor In New Haven, died OF Tonawanda, N. Y, ra-
Gently, aged sixty years.
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IMMENSE EuoGRr.--Late advlces from Montana
say nat there mas been found at Confederate Cullen,
n nuue nugget weighing $4,000. This Is the largest
ever taekn from any mine Ia Montana White Faas
0sesUj inland EEDt'sss.
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KINGS COUNTY CuUar oe OYER AND TEaMHEU.
Before Judge Gilbert.

George Wallace (coored), charged with bigamy,
and Patrick Mooney, charged with larceny, were
discharged yesterday motion OF District Attorney
Morris. the Grand Jury not having found indct-
ments against them. The court then adjourned
until Monday at ten A. M.
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KINGS COUNTY suascGAIE's COURT.

Before Surrogate veeder.
During the past week the Surrogate admitted to
probate the wins OF Frederick W. Stauber. $4,000:
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A JoKB on GEARY.--1t Is rumorcd in Harrisburg
that Governor Major General John w. Geary was re-
cenuJ invited TO address the children OF q public
SCHOOL ana IN aludlng to Wasningson's Birthday
put tne following queston:--"NOw, boys, why
should we Celebrate Washlngloa's Birthday any
more than mnep In the midst OF profound silence
litte ieiow a. the fort OF The class rose and REPLIED
"Dccause Ae never Told a lie,u
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T He COU r T S.
Charge Of Countorfeiting Discharges in Bank
ruptcy-A Professional Nsturalizer in
Trouhls-A Legal Scene In Court
uaiTsD STATES DISTRICT couaT--.N BANKRUPTCY.

Discharged In Bankruptcy.
Before Judge Blatchf0rd.
During the week ending on tho 18th inst dis
charges in bankruptcy wero received BY julius L.
Adams and Abraham Moore.
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MARINE TRANSFERS.
Name.

The following is correct list OF marine transfers
from March 10 TO date -
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UNITED STATES coMMssonEay cuua1.
Charse OF COuntcrfcitinx.
Before Commissioner Shields.

bVIOTU CUUIIuISbIOuUI
The United Stdtes vS. Ben0nt H00drd-The
defcndantls charged with having purchased guam
tty OF one cent proprietary stamps from one John
Rpp0n, and also with having had In his possession
tho pin from which tAe stamps wero printed. The
defendant Is also charged with having counterfeit
stamps to be used on match boxes IN his pos.
session. ne being an extensive manufacturer OF
matches The COMMISSIONER held him 10 answer on
those soDarato cnargei