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The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1872-07-03
ATTENTION.

fINHE members of the Republican Light Artillery
are requested to meet at their room, s'Republican
Headquarters Tomorrow, Tuesday evening, July I'd,
for drill A full attendance is requested as impor-
evening
Young men desirous of joining this popular COM
pany are requested to do at cnce the ranks
nearly full The Company books open for signature
during the evening.
Per Order, CHAS. II. PETERSON,
Jyld2t Ord. Sergt and Clerk.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1872-07-03

1t was happy thought for DIR. Doremus to
say that if he were challenged to fight duel,
he would suggest to his opponent that both
should take poison, and then sit down and
play poker for the exclusive use of the stom-
ach pump.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1872-07-03

The hall in which the Geneva court of ar
bitration holds its sessions is an ordinary
drawing room, the windows looking out on a
neat little garden in the very centre of the
city. The ante-room which the commission
ers and secretaries enter the hall of Congress
is called the marriage chamber, and is re-
garded by sentimentalists as significant of the
approach OF happy union between the two
great nations.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1872-07-03

Agency for Sewing Machines.
w. .. DYER, No. 972 Middle 81. All
kinds of Machines for sale and 10 let.
Repairing.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1872-07-03

Hair Goods and Toilet Articles.
j. +. SHERRY, No. CIapp,s Block,
Congress Street, opposite Old City Hall.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1872-07-03

A pair of distressed parents in Troy are
anxious to cure their four-year old son of an
irresistible tendency to commit arson. Tho
New York World wickedly suggests arsenic
The folks that on the first of May, woie
winter coats and hose, began to say, the last
of June, "Good Lordv' how hot it grows"
A was affirms that pillows, though not be-
longing to the human species, come under
the head of rational beings.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1872-07-03

Furniture and UphOlstering.
DAVID w. DEANE, No. 50 Federal 81.
All kinds of UphoIs cring and Repairing
to order.
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Furniture and House Furnishing Goods.
BENZ. ADAMS, cor. Exchange and Fed
eral Streets.
HOOPER & EATON, Old Post once,
Exchange Street.
l.. #. HOYT, No. II PrebIe Street. Up
hOlstering done to order.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1872-07-03

Machines sold on Monthly Installments
All kinds Of Sewing Machine Supplies, Silk Thread
Needles, &c.
Machine Stitching in all its branches done in the
best manner.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1872-07-03

THAT the marriage between the said plain
tiff, and the said defendant,-, be dis
solved, and their said marriage is hereby dis
and each of them is free from the obligations
thereof And further that it shall be lawful
for the said plaintiff to marry again in the
same manner as though the said defendant was
actually dead But 1t shall not be lawful for
the said defendant to marry again until the
said plaintiff be actually dead
Enter, s. JONES, Judge"
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1872-07-03
Wheeler & Wilson's.

This practical and easily managed machine has now
stood the test Of time and thorough experiment. and
the thousands who have fortunately used ours frank
y give 1t the preference, the very best, both in
yentive genius have been devoted to its Improvement
for years, till, now with
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-07-16

Tan PEGKlNs MURDER MEETING LAST EVEN
ma 4lseuUs Of colOred citlzcns was held
iant evening ut Literary HAIL, 7tn and Walnut
streets. II was called to order by j. II. A
Myers, vino proposed Ley. Wood for Chairman.
l'eNt 4. -. steward stated the object OF the
meeting and moved that committed Of i've be
appointed to prrPaicfcsulutions In the absence
Of the tomualtUe addresses wele made lv ii.
II. GGstGi. y. GruOm-, w. A. smith, Il. q,
lIAlm, laHer Anderson and b.. b. Anderson.
Inc i"lp"lLS fes2lnuOus, reported by tie
Committee, were unanimously adopted. and tie
| sth
WtreaS, On the fourth of the present month
an uHprDNuked assault was committed on M
oitendlhg gdash, namely Abraham Perkins.
lesulul.o ~ hl- death, by one Patrck Aallldy.
who hes lied trou justice and Is stAl at large
and
Wlterels. The city authorities have offered a
reward Of F3pU tor his arrest and conviction,
Therefore
R,soigeg. That We earnestly solicit His Ex.
ceiency, the Governor Of che S. ate, TO offer a
suitable reward, III addition 70 that already Of
Iered 10 bring tho offender to justice
heSOtred That committee OF two be appoint
ed to lay the proceedings OF this meeting Gerort
his Ezeellency,and ask his approval OF the same
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-07-16

Asylum Lodge, No. %. / o. o. f., at Odd
Fellows Hall, ID and King street.
Good Intent Division, No, 3, S of T, at Hall
9Th and Market streets
Humanity Circle b, U. G. 4. Hall j0l Market
street.
Lincoln Lodge No, 3, X. of P, al Knights of
Pythias Hail 2li Market street,
American Star Lodge No. 1, G. f., at Good
Fellows Hall, 3D. and Market street
Columbia Lodge, No. II, l. 0. &. r., at 5tl
aud Market stIeeta.
Delaware Degree Cornell, No. /, O. U. A. NJ,
at Mechanic Hall 30 KING street.
Delaware Encampment, No. /, l. O. o. F., al
odl Fellows Hall, 3D. and KING streets.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-07-16

IEAUFEASCE AND PROHIBITION A very fan
and lerl ectabie audience, Tor the short notice
gwen assembled last evening at the City Hall
Rev, q. ". Deuison, from Washington, aud ed.
uur Of National HurbutJar, was Introduced b,
George Day, and addressed the audience on the
evils VI incompetence and the necessity If po
l.tlcal action III favor prohibition. AT the close
VI the address,, Rev. Joshua Humphries IN tde
some remarks III favor OF prohibition
comillttee to make arrangements for
Temp rance ticket, to he supported at the ell
SUNG election, was appointed.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-07-16

Vegetables are abundant
Kennards new store will soon be real for
occupancy.
The, sim breszo prevailing to-day is very
refreshing
This warm weather is death 10 DRINKS and the
small poN
Peninsular mechanics particularly carpenters
are coming to Wilmington in large numbers.
A better article of peaches is coming to mar
ket. We saw some very handsome specimens,
this morning.
The United Cnrnet Baud has been engaged
TO go on the Uuion II. E Sunday School excus.
sion to Port deposit ON Thursday
The proposition to cali convention for the
establishment of rules for playing croquet meets
with general favor, and, we understand, call
will be issued for the convention soon.
The passenger railway company have removed
the turn-table, in the street at Delaware avenue
and West street. 1t was placed there, in order
to try the experiment of running ssme cars nc
further than that point, but the plan did not sue
coed and the tuTn-taUle has not been used for a
long time.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-07-16
LOCAL INTELLIGENCE.



TRAINS LEAVE WILMINGTON.
For Fhiiadslphia-s.s5. $50 $40, 1880 a. m. 12 30
roo, 400, o,4s, iiS 1920 p. M. Sundays ESQ p m.
far keio 70 k-1.ao =. m. 1920 and n49 pm.
For Baitimore-lan2, aus and 1907 a. m. l.O5 and
hl1 .. III
For the Dell rare n. R.-T, a. M, tier Harrington
Returning arrives at Wilmingt s Is, m . 1855
aud 10 lH a. m % p. nj. No Sunday trains
For fep Cast e-12.b5, I, TO- 10 a. M, and 2b p. m
Fer foGtssDille, Reading 6c,-s.al, and 1922 a III.
las and o.DO p. m, Sunday train at a. m,
LEAVE PHILADELPHIA FOR WILMINGTON.
sst l0i5 and 1850 a. m. 1910 2s0 400, 500
T.U', 800 and li.sO p. m. Sundays 800, 11.30 p M
TRAINS ARRIVE AT WHINING ON,
From rtiaeaTe X R.-aUO urom New Csstle
10 10 a. m. 500, SIS and p. NJ (rhe two lattel
are freight with passenger car attached.
From ". q r R.-sl5 and 1l4U, a. m. A4E ant
SIS p. m. nday train at p. IN.
Fran fhiit ell Mt-12.42, $50 a, m 1925, 70 IS
$40, bO1 6.to, $40 1880 SUNDAY l2.42 a. m, an,
III 80 p. m.
STEAMBOAT e. NJ. FELTON,.
IeGu Wilmington at $50 a. m +; and 100 p. m.
returning leaves thllade pha at 49, y. ~, and L
p, m.
ar see time tables for further partieulars
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-07-16

AccIpENr-As Mr. d. b. Anderson was coming
to tuwn,a short distance below Poor lIonse ane,
tue Front wheel OF his wagon ran off, throwing
lim to the ground where he lay for some tiue
N an inscnr.h'e condition. a lady passing by
rhumoned tie neghUors who went to his assist
aHct and tuoh Inn tG his home. MIR. A. has a
very painful wound il the head caused by the
tan ~ ALTO. received some internal injuries.
lie family take Ills method OF thanking the
pulroils NAJ rendered the timely assistance
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-07-16
-see time tables for further particulars.


Toy wanted in grocery store.
Boarding at 40 Madison street
irl for homework.
Blizzard room re- pened-J. W Schmuck.
ran accustomed TO care ~ horses wa ted.
laTdware-Truinau 4 shaw, Philad'a.
Field ana parlJr crOquet-POrter a Co.
NOuaeCo cutter for sale.
PIX is ana saucCs-B0wn an.
Preserving H. TILES at BOwm ans
NOti,e- Board Public EdaoatiOn.
Funeral AOG &c.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-07-16

CuE-lrY CurNIY WHEAr CGap Tile West
Chester H,eori says: Tue Wheat Crop in
Chester county has turned out much letter
than was antiui ated Willie the yield by mea-
rnr0 is only about half or three quarters of ay-
eraSe wears. yet the grains are unusually plump
ana heavy 30 that by weight the crop is not
comparatively so small, and mlIlers inform us
they never saw better quality of wheat grown
in the county before. Tie Weld OF STRAW will
be light.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-07-16

az Fstc7lsfBe Furniture St0rs-rhe attention OF
the public is called to the very large aud varied
st3es Of furniture Of j. y j. n. Harman, No. 40
Ring street There is nothing equal to 1t in the
fls office or dwelling can doubtless be accomInO-
"a "a hy this old and reliable firm. They make
their own goods and sell at prices as low as the best
houses IA the large CJies.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-07-16

TEMPERANCE CONVENTIONAL State Temper
ance Convention is in session at Middetown. to-
day. to devise means for holding a State Tenn.
perauce Jubilee at some future time. Several
Temperance men Of this city vent down the Del
Il. r., this morning. Rev MIR. Denniaon, of
Washington, accompanied the party.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-07-16

CAMP MEETING IN SussE1 County A camp
meeting will re held in Peppers woods. about
2 miles from Georgetown, this season, begin.
mug on the 10th Of August
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-07-16

~ hs cHyof SWsJcHdeT has an enviatle Ttputa
tion Of 70 Gars staining, ana sod at Doughtens.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-07-16

70 ne Editor of the Commercial:
Please say to the author of your article on
croluet' ii he will visit croquet field hear this
city, ,yUn may name to tjnt) be will be afforded
the pleasure oi being beaten by
LADY NoNcE
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-07-16

sF--The Para on Shirt Is popular all over the Uni-
tee States, aud manufactured only at Daughters,
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-07-16

sS'- Decag's = dica1 iaqer Will never mar he
tcefA that are brushed daily with OdrIiferuus
Il nj lJlends uord fragrance to the breath as
wei protects the teeth from eurrOsiUn aud decon-
pl-itlJn,
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-07-16

se'-7hs Patent Paataioon Dralcors are com ortahle
ahd sold at DouVhteus.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-07-16

The lovers Of good cigars should by all means
try samuel springers Habanas,
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-07-16

r-Fancy Strioc Balarggsn, and Z glsh hal
Hose al DOughtens
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-07-16
FINANCIAL AND COMM ERcIAL.
oFPIoE OF THE DAILY COMMERCIAL
Wilmington, Del, July 16, 1872.
stoclEH, taolds aso.
Whining n QuotalOn5 furnished by X X Rod
inEon & Co, bankers, 9TH and Market sta,
at ala.lnck- z. NJ. tn-iaY.
MERELY MENTIONED.

"A friendly suit-A Qnlker's
DIR. Collyer drinks strong tea.
Truth is the best coin current
Why don't somebody explore the South Pole
Who can beat good wife ? A bad husband,
One Of those things no fellow can md o7t-A
good husband after IL P. NJ.
80 The latest and best thlrg out, the "loLL u
RkWAlD SOAR
VA. ii. ALMOND BRO, Agents for Wilmington.
~ ropelties in mems Furnishing Goods,at Deush-
tens.
sly-Summer shirts Of all sizes, from 25 cents IN,
al buugten's.
Elegant Styles of Neck Wear always on hand
az Uuugntens.
ss-Faney Sirtoc Basrggan, and 4. elish halt
Hose, at Daughters.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-07-16

- Eegaat Styles of Neck Wear alway' on hand
AZ Duugnten's.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-07-16

ANOR SALE.--Scatterguod Allen, iO6 w. Front NJ
~ Receiving large supplies vi Baled Iay. by
ran Whlch ne IL selling at the lowest market prices
Also nice lot OF Hay loose by the ton. Uali and
leave your Or1ers anr,I, p a.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-07-16
BARL0W'S INDIGO BLUE

a ar Us ,MaDted.-Agents make m re monay
a az W9rk TOT US than AZ anything else RnI,.e9
sns aau permanent Particulars Tree a Sl,.t
d w., FHle Art Publishers Portland Maine 'iiNsoh
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-07-16

F'v-surnmer shirts Of all Sizes from % cents t
al b0ugtens.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-07-16
Situations and atelp astanted.

Advertisements OF three lines are inserted under
this head twice for % centa.I
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-02-12
DOMESTIC MARKETS.

NEW ORLEANS. Feb. 10. ls7a
s,ss7; to BarcsOns. aso Sales $500 Stock. a1,sso.
SAVANNAH. Feb 10. 1874
ss bales S5sa, sass to avrs M
CHARLIsroN. Feb. 10. 1879.
s. Ss'n E sSs: %as It, ssss s.
Spirit; ssrpsa W. Arm :. &C. KS;la T% Tor
VI for yellow dip and virgin. Tar steady at ~ g.
CINCINNATI, Feb 10, 1874
SIC. ssc. Bulk meats dui holders unwilling make
Se%saa ans hr% at 81 q % receipts IN 'f
LOUISVILLE, FsO. 10 1872.
Flour in moderate demand osS ss9
bbs at 90 % for No spring s for amber winter 70 80 for
Snss aspse %s'as inss
snS Sa
Rye, pemnAy SOC for Western Corn meal 81 50 FOR bolt
siwnss &C. * Rarsad % SI' to Boston, &C.
Shipments Corn Ieoo bushels. Flour quiet. Wheat in
private terms. three car. white Ss9;sn S u %
Corn quiet. sale. bushels No. Western at 5sc one car
Barley has fair lagury saes auoo bpshs, Canada At soc
prices.
Flour quiet and unclaimed Wheat quiet and unshsngsd
TsieetsS Hs; ear Sos; srast oss: and Shade
April 3s.c Sskc Rye quiet and weak sales Of No at
!ec.ed Sc Barley ou and shade lower; sales Of No
seller March, $12 IS $l2 b seller April, la 50 i2 S.
Lard unchanged Green, bulk and boxed 6rm and
changed Hogs moderately active for upper grades a
ous prices lower grades slow and shade lower at "a IS
Cattle active and higher Mt - So SIS 80 for mixed common
to prime Whskey sold at 87Hc Receipts LOOT
-four 5000 bushels wheat s. corn. 1600O
OATS 1000 do 1900 do barley and $4,000 hogs ship
ments3000 bb -four, 900 bushels wheat, 5000
10000 do. oats, 10000 do. barley and 5000 hogs
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-02-12
DRY GOODS REPORT.

Cotton goods have continued very aotivc during
the week, many of the leading tickets having al
vanced beyond last weeks quotations.
Brown sheetings and shirtings have been limit ed
in movement on account Of the demand, all leading
styles being taken up to receipts. ana In many
cases in excess. Standards have advanced NC,
and other grades according to the demand. Allan
tic Is quoted at 14Hc; do. II, l4c. do u, 1870;
do p 12c.; do. v. 49,; do. L, l3c; Pacific A, l4c.
Stark A, 14Hc,; do B, l4c.; AmOskeag A, 14hc.;
do. b. 14c.; CarE's Wire Twist 15c. indian Orchard
double weight, 80 inch, 15c.; indian Head A. 14hc.
do B. 12c.; wachusett A, l4c.; do. b. l1Ac.
Nashua f, 40 inch, 15hc.; do. b. SO inch. 14c.; do.
@. 81 inch, &c.,; Saranac E, 40 inch 15lc.; do. B.
SO inch, l4c. do. G, 80 inch, 1885,; Appleton A,
141ac. do. A. IlHc.; Adriatic, 14c., freely. Cark's
quoted &c. asSna e inch a. i7G a 40
A. l124c.; Chester, 7-s%, 1lc.; Utica Nom
parel, 2oc; do. 80 inch Ike; Ballou ~ "A,
Bleached sheetlngs and shirrings In the case and
medium qualities are closely sold up with agents.
AS the season advances the liner goods are moving
Corset jeans satteens, jaconets aud glazed CAM
br!cs are moving freely with no changes since last
week.
Tickings are In good demand, with the leading
makes well sold up, aud stock on hand light. Min
Brown drills are active and firm at 15c for lead
ing makes.
CottOnades have been extremely active. on &C
count OF the steady prices. no advance having been
made up 10 the present date. The following changes
are, however, nOted:- WhIttenton double twist,
371sc.; do. fancy sIrlpe, 4oc.; do. plain 2ahc.;
do. plaid ana stripe, 2shc.; do. A PLAIN, 2oc.;
do PLAID, 2lc.
Prints are moving freely, not only in medium
Styles but also III white grounds; 1l1ac. Is spoken
or as too low for profits 10 manufacturers, and an
advance to 12c. Is anticipated.
Gnghams have been IN good demand. Lancasters
are marked as low as &c.,, but this does not hinder
the sales oil other desirable styles az l5c.
Dress goods have received considerable attention.
During the week selections have been freely made
and great variety Is offered
WO0llen goods are not as active as usual at the
present season. Tweeds are In f0ir demand FOL
good Styles Kentucky jeans are moderately active,
with prices somewhat improved, but still below the
cost or manufacture. Fancy casslmeres have not
moved either In quantity or price In any way TO IN
splre confidence for the spring trade.
Foreign dry goods, In some varieties, have been
active novelties OF all kinds attracting attention
according TO the stves Linen goods OF all kinds
are moving freely and at advanced rates.
silks OF good styles are In demand. The low and
medium grades OF black goods are moving fairly,
and the fine styles are called for. Japanese silks
promise to he In as good demand as last season.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-02-12

and Eufaula Railroad, IS a co. South Carolina
skies, 80 90; do. new January and July, 35h
O S51S; do. do, April and October. "a 34k;
Arkansas skies, funded, 81 90; Mobile
and Ohio Railroad sterling. "a q IS; do. IN
tsrest eights, 81 SO; do second MORTGAGE, Fights
80 o 50; Mississippi Central Railroad, first mort.
gage sevens, 50 IS; do, second mortgage, Fights,
rs q 80; New Orleans ana Jackson, first mortgage,
SO q SO; DO. do. second mortgage, 70 q 80;
Memphis ana Charleston Railroad. first mortgage,
SO Q 81; do. second mortgage. 70 o so; Greenvlle
and Columbia Railroad, guaranteed py South
Carolina, IS o 60; Macon and Brunswick Railroad,
guaranteed by Georgia, 90 e5; Wilmington, Char
lotte and Rutherford Railroad Fights. 80 q So;
k.elma, Rome and Dalton Railroad sevens. SO ST.;
Memphis and Little Rock Railroad Fights, 70 s.;
Memphis city skies, SO a 90; Savannah city sevens
IS 81; New Orleans consols, old. 70 q 10; do issue
railroad skies, 70 q 70; do. sevens, 6S q 70.
STOCKS ON SATURDAY.
The following table shows the highest and lowest
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-02-12
MIDNIGHT ARRAY IN JERSEY.
A Policeman Fires mt Escaping Prisoner
Fierce Encounter.

A Policeman Fires mt an Escaping Prisoner
A Fierce Encounter.
At one O'Clock yesterday morning the residents of
Monmouth street, near Fourth street, Jersey City,
were alarmed by the cries Of men engaged In a
deadly encounter. The combatants proved to be
Police Officer Plimley, Of the Second precinct and
his prisoner Patrick Mcconnell, who mad been
arrested on the charge Of drunkenness
and disordery conduct. Pat went quietly
along with his captor till they reached the corner of
South Fourth street, wnen he dealt the officer q
stunning blow wnicn iumDled him into the gutter.
the oillcer soon on his feet In pursuit OF Pat
VINO again turned on his pursuer, and the two men
stood facing each other with all the ferocity OF
tigers Tie officer drew his revolver and threatened
dire consequences Pat was nothing daunted, and
Just as ne was sprnging his antagonist the lat
Ter fired. The ball did not strike him, but
the orfcer's club came down on his head
with terrible effect A second and third blow fol-
| lowed ana the club was split In two. When the
| officer brought his man TO the ground he showed
| nm no quarter, But neither kicks nor blows could
move The PROSTATE man, who was finally taken up
| by Orcer Cornell and conveyed TO the Second pre-
| cnct station. His face and clothing were covered
with clotted gore his swollen features bore too
| evident traces OF the club. He was taken before
Police Justice Reese yesterday forenoon, ana was
required to give ball for trial on the charge o. as
saulting the ollcer. Pat told the Justice he Would
place his case before the Grano jury
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-02-12
UNITED STATES DISTRICT cousr-M BANKRUPTCY.


Power Of Assisnees TO Bring Suits in State
Courts.
On Saturday, Judge Blatchf0rd rendered decision
In the case Of John r. Penn. bankrupt. The de-
ctsi0n reference to the power OF the Court to
interfere with the assignee In bankruptcy In bring
1nS suit IN the state Court Of Pennsylvania.
The Judge says:-I DO not deem 1t dlscreet exer-
else OF the power Of the Court this case to direct
the ssignee In bankruptcy to refrain from prose-
cutting, and to discontinue the suit he has brought
In the State Court OF Pennsylvania. The grounds
urged for doing so, that the allegations made
IN the bill OF complaint in such suit are the same
IN substance as those stated In the specifications
filed In this Court but by such assignee against
the discharge Of one OF the bankrupts which specf
cations were he d by this Court not 70 be proved as
matter Of fact and That the assignee In bankruptcy
Is bound by such decision OF this O0urt and that
such suit was not commenced within the period OF
Gw0 years after the appointment and qualification
OF sucn assignee, raise grave Questions which, in
my Judgment, 1t Is not seemy TO dispose
or IN sucn summary way. 1t Is more proper
that they should be determined In the
lplenary suit brought, II raised therein and by
the tribunal to which the SUIT Is brought with the
PROVISIONS for review which obtain In Q suit be-
tween party and party. AS to the merits OF the suit
II they snail be reached, may very well be that the
assignee In bankruptcy may produce evidence In
nls favor which was not before the Court, the de-
fences OF former adjudication ana OF the statr.
may regard the assignee as entitled to the relief ne
seeks. cannot regard the case as one where the
assignee ought to be restrained as clearly exceeding
his power or using 1t unreasOnably. The appl1ca-
uOn Is therefore denied
r. N. Bangs for the application, A. B. McCamont
and Il. Sewell opposed.