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Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1872-01-05

DREADFUL FATE.-A terrible tale OF the
tate OF German doctor, named Gunkell,
practicing physician in Lansing, Ia, comes TO
us IN the papers Of that state. Finding he was
sick, probably rom smallpox, and away from
home and friends, he engaged a man TO drive
him from McGregor TO Elkader, where he for
merly lived. They had not proceeded far be-
fore the doctor seemed to think he was being
pursued. Selling the loose halters lying in the
buggy box, he dashed the dashboard, urging
the oliver to ''let the horses 90 for Gods sake;
they are after me-" Opening a large pocket
knife, be coolly informed the driver that his life
depended on fast driving and silence. The poor
driver was forced to the terrible conviction that
he was alone with maniac at dead of night.
Obedience to the desperate mans commands
was the only alternative and with eyes straight
ahead, he drove for dear life TO Harding's hotel
at Balls Head, six miles from McGregOr. The
driver here jumped out, and asked the doctor 10
come in and have something 10 drink. Enragetl
at the delay, the mailman threw out the robe,
cushions, ETC.. and then rot ont himself and
tried TO awaken the landlord The driver,
intent on saving his life, hastily secured
his robe and cushions, and putting whip
to his horses, returned to McGregor
The doctor failed to arouse the landlord, and
starting out alone, evidently tried to foot it 10
Elkader. He vas next day seen at National,
ten miles from Ekader, crazy and wild, bat there
were none humane enough TO relieve or have
him cared for. Alone by the side of the road he
was seen the next day, some nine miles from
Elkader, by several Of lis citizens, nearly all ac-
qualntcd with him. No one spoke to him or
offered to help him, but all agree that he was
crazy, and that his face was very red. HIS
friends were notified of his condition, but no
effort was made to relieve him. He was reported
near Windsor on Wednesday, the second day;
farther west on Thursday, and Friday was
found in sink-hole, nearly naked, badly
frozen, and the snow red from the blood from
his face that he had scratched and torn in his
Wild delilium. He was now conveyed to sta
bein Wagner township, Friday evening. Sntur-
day physician from Elkader was procured,
who found him dying from his exposure and
small poX Daring the night he expired with
none near him, alone in the stable, away from
mother, brothers, sisters and friends to sooth
him as he passed to that blank future beyond
the waters, "irom whence no traveller returns"
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1872-01-05

WHOSE HAIR WAS IRA novel trial is re
ported to have taken place in London. A lady
went to a bail, and when preparing to return to
her home in the evening, before going to her car
ciage took off her couture and tied il up in a
handkerchief TO keep il fresh Tor party She was
TO attend the following night, and that she mi ght
the more conveniently put warmer wraps on ter
head, the evening being cold. When she reach
ed her dwelling the couture was not in the car
ridgc. She dispatched messenger for It, but
it could not be found Some days after she mel
au acquaintance, whose hair was the same color
as her own-rather peculiar hue-and was
satisfied she wore her couture. Sac taxed her
with II. Of course 1t was Indignantly denied.
So certain was the lady that it was her hair the
other had taken from the ball and was wearing
she sued her Tor it. When the trial came on the
defendant struck the prosecutor dumb and con-
WINGED the court by letting down he tresses and
showing they were her own, thereby procuring
Judgment III her favor. Subsequently she
quarreled with her hair dresser, wnen it came
OUT that the hair she had so deXterousy eXhil-
tied as having grown on her head had grown on
some other head, but had been artiully and
artlstically arranged for the pulling down pro-
cess by the hair dresser.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1872-01-05

WATCH No 1905 Stem wnder, bearing Trade Marx
Frederic Aiherton & Co. MARION. n. J"-manufac-
tured by the UNITED STATES WATCH Co. (Gfles Wales
& Co.. has been carried by me three and one-half
months; total variation, 30 seeonds.-GEO. G. Rock
WOOD, s45 Broadway. dF,vwlw lad
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1872-01-05

Give years." reioined our man. Davoust laugh
ed at the quaint reply, and gave discharge in
due form To bis involuntary deserter.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1872-01-05
ALuM1NuM BnoNzr is dnLlv enterlnr ma

ALUMINIUM BRONZE is daily entering more
largely into industrial uses, and is last becoming
great lavorlte with metal workers. The best
proportions arelonnd tobe 10 per entOf alumi-
nun and 90 per cent of copper. For color ii IS
not surpassed by, and closely resembles 1S-carat
gold, while it is capable of receiving polish TAR
superlorin brilliancy 10 any gliding. Aluminium
bronze may be forged like iron or Steel either
hot on cold, and becomes very compact under the
hammer II may be rolled into sheets, or drawn
into wire, OF tubes Of any diameter. Its specific
gravity rs about that Of IRON This composition
is less affected by the atmosphere than any metal
or alloy except gold, platinum and aluminium.
II is tougher than iron, very stiff and elastic and
possesses number OF qualities Of the greatest
value. II is pow principally used for watch
movements, as well as spoons, forks, cups aud
Jewery, but Its use is rapidly extending into the
more purely mechanical arts.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1872-01-05

BORDER REmSIscLNcEs, hy Randolph b..
Marcy, U S. Army. New YORK: Harper &
Brothers, publishers. Gen Marcy describes the
contents Of this volume as "a miscellany of fupi.
tive rccollectiols, compilation Of sketches
written In leisure hours during a period Of
several years" They relate chiefly to border
llit, and 10 army experiences on the frontier
although there Is u chapter Of West POM
sketches; aud be has sought TO make them en-
tsraining. They are gossipy. II not witty, and
VIII do something 70 amuse those who read win
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1872-01-05

A Card.-I desire to thank the members of the Fire
Department and many kind irien E, an the CT liens
seleray Tor their heroic endeayvrs my proper
tA from fire the h inst
Jas dit NELSON WALLING.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1872-01-05

Mobile county, Ala, mourns the recent death
10 his l11th year, OF its oldest lnbabtant-Paul
Lyons who was Dorn at Savannah, Ga, July
~, lIoO. He was in that city during the war VI
ine Isyoiutlon, aud was prescnt during its siege
10 lllS NY tue French and American forces I'm,
der Count DEslalpg and Gen, Lincoln,
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1872-01-05
Spettal M0tttes.
patents secured.

Reissues, Extensions and Foreign Patents procured
tererences conducted; all kinds Of business with the
PATENT OFFICE.
transfers OF Rights and Patent Gases attended to- BY
OFFICE No. 1903 MAN sr.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1872-01-05

The positive cure Of kidney, bladder and gandular
Diseases mental ami physical debility, diabetes grave
anu female Irregularities well as complaints Of the
urnn gent organs in either SEX can be effected by the
aid of SNoLANDER's BUcHU. 1t acts at once on the
nervous system, ami is daphoretic deobstruent. al
t-laiye dluretic solvent tonic It excites general
action Of the dormant Of the system and all the
avenues OF health restored by its occasional use
ja9 deop3t 0.wlw
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1872-01-05
FOR SALE BY
Better and Cheaper
THAN ANY OTHER Boors OR SHOES;

ca L SCRE w WIRE.
BEfTER-"eeause they are more Pliahle more Com.
or Cape. 'i''e" ""s 10 MI
CHEAPER-Because, while their first cost is mot II
g g o. seWed or pcgseh work OF like grade the
puiaDy T. tar greater. they preserve Their Shupe mueI
Wear NiS 4@t"A
Lqu4lly applicable to light and heavy work
Inc nmt Ise demand having called forth limitations
the rat, mt Stamp. ~
GB Sold by dealers everywhere. deo,7w nl3
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1872-01-05

frot Mac, the only conqueror on the globe of
rheumatism arrived from Boston, can be consulted
az the Lincoln house or according TO requirements
at his agenps, Mrs. Billings, 2os Main street, until
further R9tiee,
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1872-01-05

RE NINA1TSG THE HAIR.-When the hair ceases TO
arr" nom the scalp the natural lubricant which is it,
susenance, its vitality is it were suspended and ii
not promptly attended to- badness will be the certain
result The one sure method Of avoiding such an un
pleasant catastrophe is to use LYoS's KArHA1RoS.
which when well rubbed into The scalp will speedily
reanimate the hair and prevent it from falling out.
Besides that this inmiabe and strengthen
er the hair nourishes and stimulates It's young and
tender bres. removes all obstacles to their growth in
the shape Of dandruf and dirt ultimately produces
a new crop OF h.ir stronger, gosscr, and twice as
abundant as the old As hair dressing 1t is notably the
most agreeable, refreshing and servceabe article ever
paced upon a PRESSING table. dcop3t&wlw lad
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1872-01-05

On Marriage.-Happy Relief for Yonng Mon eron,
the effects OF Errors and Abuses in early life Manhood
restored. Seminal emissions cured. Impedment, 10
and remarkable remedies. Books and Circulars sent
Tree, IN sealed envelopes. Address HOWARD ASSO-
CITATION, No. South Ninth street, Philadeluhia pa
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Lea q Perrins, sauce.

pronounced by connoisseurs THE ONLY GOOD
SAUCE"
1t improves appetite and digestion and II is unrvaled
for ITS naYor. We directed by Messrs LEA Il PER-
RIMS to prosecute all parties making or vending conn
teretts JOHN DUNCAN's Sons. Agents
aulE deOpbin New York
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Worcester Gas Light Company.

Worcester Gas Light Companv.
COKE.
Ihs CHEAP AND MOST DESIRABLE FEEL for Nor,,c,,
tmins tuIposes ana t0mi Use, IL now offered H., H.
public III quantities to suit, At he following ReJ c
One One Ghaldr S OF 20 bu,hcls..,,...s,cO
bushel 80" 'N"''loi 10 cents per
Payments may be made, ana orders for ts dolivcr ,,
ng Issued only a. the Once OF the Company "a X a
BLOCK Foster 81 up stairs. dU ii'HhN
Five Per Gent. per Annum
allowed for Money on call H. A. GOoDNow.
"" FIRST NatlOnal Bank.
-----------------
Dir. q. III. Huker,
On n DENTIST,
- leaIl st....,',...,.. opposite the Post Onice
~ dlm
Dr. G.. II. HARDWOOD,
DENTIST,
- e"il hl's's's.ss...s,t opposite the Post OUce
NJ dJn
"a 1891 Msrrlnsld Tuner OF the Piano Forte Orders
lyl5 oSWIVif 49, ' "i"eN
----------.-..--.---
L. IL. Hammond. NJ. d.,
HAS REMOVED 10 40. / MADISON an.
~ Once, a. heretofore, No. 10 new number) Mvrtia
WV" WI Mo
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1872-01-05

The benevolent section OF the Peoples Club will
meet this friday afternoon at at O'Clock p. NJ,
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1872-01-05

interest lUe rate, nu the
Of the brokers had supplied tueir wants At the bank
rate was quoted at per cent currency 10 goid
Gold STEADY at 1919 a 1925 the last ra, for carry-
nominal at 1885 "a less The assistant treasury pai9
out $4,000 on account Of 520s redeemed -uak ng to
tai thus tar OF S425}7O00 and S7Oe 600 on account OF
January interest making total Of S!75O,00O. Govern
ments dull and steady the treasury awarded $3.50 200
money stungeney had an on stocks
and during the earlier hours Of the day railway and
the easing up in money a. the close there partial
Tinted States Skies, 1851
United states 52Os, 1852 coupons.
= new 5 ss 3, : : .:::.:.:::.5Iis
i. 1855, +" :. .............ii!a
Western nen Telegraph company. ......... .68E
A.y. csaiTsl Hudson RIVER consol'd,..........S%1
do Dc DO do scrip......, .SgH
Harlem railroad ..,,:....; ........,..........l l4K
Raadins rsllrosd liz
5EiohIsan Central railroad .....,......Ii4
union Paeiac railroad stoek......2
Lake shore michigan southern gR.........s3a
Illinois Central rsros
Cleveland and PittscurE road ,........... l2S
chicago and scrttwesterD railroad ..........66Ss
Cleveland Columbus Il Cincinnati railroad ,sSx
New Jersey Central railroad. .lUsk
qissS} ss "a 5;I i Psa r5 5Hposs
r,lsd9 and WABASH railr SGsl.. .. .73
fort " syne sn tGie.go ,i,r:at '''''''''''SSt2
10 pre.erred ~ '''''''''''''5 ~
Chicago ani Alton railroad. .........T
do preferred. .................l2O
Ohio and Mississippi railroad. .................4x
Hartford and Erie railroad ..,.........-...,. 39I
Columbus Cincinnati Il Ind. Central il Il ..l9T
t4imcaSo, huTrilgston ana Quincy R.......l2S
Hannibal and st Joseph K X ................. 52H
fni5n pac'IG raiIroaj i , - eSI
Union Pacific land grants ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
TtnHessee state IS new .Oie s3s
Missouri state ............................95M
North Carolina state Is new..............,.. "A
south Carolina Is, ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
soSr0N STOCK sALFs-Jan T.
sI9o9 United States Fvetwentes, July $780,. ...lll4
s4O35 Union Pacific land grant ....,......... 7S
81 900 Hartford Ere railroad Is new......$O5s
SOW vsSal central slas o o Y3 81 @S So s3
5000 Gin. Sandusky and Cleveland r. Is ~ NJ
o. Boston and ALBANY rsilros5. .......,......l4g
z ggdensbars q Lake Laamplain K R...........S7
q PM. WI, and Baltimore raroad. .....,.......56
il Vermont and canada railroad 81
y z portsmouth Great Falls " Conway R..........9lh
q, ~ Miehgan Central railroad ll6
z} S ina2na22is 3 1 Cincinnati railroad.
o., i'o4 saTIG AFSETs.
bales mdiag apds oc Flour aGvf ha SSs sm aSS3
sales 200 bbs; state S5SG a Ills; Ohio SIS az S725:
western $3.50 "a l.35; southern $3.50 q 9.l5 Wheat
quet and q Sc higher; sales 5000 bush 10 sorins
$3.50 q 1907 deliyersd; NO2, S,5j a 81: Nos an 3
LIS; winter red western Sl5S a e. Corn siealy; sale
$4,000 bush; new mixed western IS a 79c; old SOi9c
~ S 4es SUES IsUyO nnsh ONO and western a. q
SO a 1891 Lard dull at a 9Ac l.uttGr steaiy Wis
heavy and lower, at 9A a 92&, closing at 81 a 91kc.
a 94c refining a SIC Coffee frm Rio Is " S -.
MOlasSes firm:
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1872-01-05

NO,ice TO Patients and the PuhIIc.
That in the event of DIR j. W. KELLEY's death,
successor has been oh aimed in the person of Nj Nc
CLEARN, NJ D, who was two years a student With
Dr. j. Clawson Kelley, the athcr Of the late j. W. Ke-
ley and has been in the practice ofme5clne for 6 years
and all the medicines the late j. Cawson Kelley and
j. Wesley Kelly have furnished to the public ami pa
ten will in the future be preparedby DR. NJ McCearn,
at the laboratory in Boston as heretofore Dr. ~ Nc.
Clean viii vsit the office OF Dr. j. w. Kelley IN Wur-
cesler the first Thursday aud following Friday Of each
month"; Miss l. II. Fish Will continue in the ONCE at
Worcester rs in former years.
NJ. MccLEARN, NJ. D
Reference Daniel seagraye, Edward Denny
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Coparlnrrshlp Nolice.

FRANK w, PARKER Is this day admitted 10 mariner
snip with me in the aorng Business, which will i,
Nam st. SANi'f p AM III
Worcester, Jan. !, 1872. div iai
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1872-01-05
A Book for Evrry xTnn.

The ''sc1E NcE OF LIFE, or PRESERVATION a
Medical Treatise on The Cause and Cure Of Exhausted
Vitality Premature Decline in Aau, Nervous and Ply
sieai Debllty- HynochondIa. Impotence, Speunat0r-
Tha or Seminal weakness and all other diseases ars-
eeses Of mature years. This indeed book for every
man. Thousands have been taught by this work the
true way TO health and happiness IL is tie cheapest
ana best med 4 work ever published, and the ony one
on Is class of Ills worth reading l90lh edition. revise
much enlarged, Illustrated, houad in beautiful French
clio H. Price ST. Sent by mail, post paid on rcept Of
price. Address PEABODY MEDICAL INSTITUTE NJ. 4
Euhnch t., Boston, Mas, or D.. ". H. PARKER 3
sstant hys'cian. \. B-lhe author may be consulted
on the above as well all diseases requiring skill and
experience deoplyr jas
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1872-01-05

EatchelorS Hair Dye.-Ths superb Hair Dyo
" 't Oclf ~ rae WOftd-Peectly harmless reliable anu
instantaneous no disappointment; no ridiculous iniA
o. dlsagreeable oder The genuine Wm A BAtcDelort
NATURAL Brown lenYes the hair clean sOlt beautiful
d0tr not contain apaficle Of lead any Injurious com
Pouhu sou ny all DRUGGISTS Factory, 10 Bond st.. y
1. dlYr tNl0
John ~ CLARK AZ son. Commission Merchants
anu aealefs IN lQ1r and Grain Land Plaster, Lime
Calclned Plaster Or. Bone Cement sult Gunno super
llOspate Of lme anu Western Produce Nos l3I ana
239 Front st., Worcester, Mass
du JOHN y, CLARK a son.
Gee. ". Hoppin ~ co., Commission serchanIs
anu dealers IN -Four Corn Rye, uats, Malt, Meal vi ali
kinns, Fine ana Coarse Feed Linseed OH seal
1917 aw AeenaDic w., Worcester, Mass,
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NJ -, s,9se0N sro0K sALF.-Jan. 4.

$3.50 VHIlT 5gs FIVe-lWentles, WIy I66l.. ....III Z
S5lOJ American ti0ld 100 q
s4,Ojt Union Pacific land grant 7s........,. X .
5000 Union Pacific railroad income los ..,.... SOgs
S2gNUt Hartford ana Elie railroad Is. new .. 10 X
500 Massachusetts, state IS. 1894 gold. ...... 80 4
eiOlI Vermont Central railroad LIST mort Is Sl44 6ls3
5000 Gin. Sandusky and Cleveland II Is ..N
IS Boston ana ALBANY rgilros5. .....,.,., i4g
l6 Gin Sandusky and Cleveland RR...,,.,...,. % Il
II pgdensburG q Lake CGampain X R........ 81
% Phil. Wi. and Baltimore raflroad. ,,,..., "a
10 Portland Saco and Portsmouth railroad.
II Vermont ana Canada railroad ....... az Z
y portsmouth Great Falls Conway R.........9 81 :
~ 9aiSu!sa SehIfsi rslFOad ZIG
20 Washington Mils............, IOi
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1872-01-05

Peoples savings Isank,
452 MAIN ST.
Deposits Nov. 1, 'sI..........se. s4o, G35 So.
Deposits are put on interest on the first day every
month
The net profits divided aemi-annualy in February
and august.
In addition to the usual Bank Hours the Bank is open
from to O'Clock Saturday Evenings. for the con-
venence of Depositors.
JOHN c. MASON, President.
C. NJ. Bent Treas
Worcester. Nov. 2, 1871. dSwtf no
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Foreign Markets.-TBy Atlantic Cable
LoNDoS. Jan. 4-Cons0ls closed at 92H T. s. 5-2as.
lo5., ~. do 1863 old 54s 1851 g44; T. s. ten
furties 81
at Frankfort. Jan. l. L. ). 5-2Os 1862 g6L
LIVERPOOL, Jan - otiOn exc rcd mid3Iinc uDl.p
49, a iO4q; do Orleans lO5s a. !O.d; sales estimated
speculation ~
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: "a
NEW YORK, Jan. 4.-Cotton more active; sales 4GS9
bales; mddlius upands l0Ac Flour a shade frmer:
sales 200 bbls state S5S9 q 7l5 Ohio $3.50 a. s725
western $3.50 "a 1855; southern $3.50 q 9l5 Wheat
quiet and "a &c higher; sales 5000 bush No saring
SlbO q 1907 deyered No2 Sl,5j a i,57; Nos an 8
mixed Sl5}; white state Sl,l5; WHITE Michigan 81 81 d
$4,000 bush; new mixed western rs q 79c old SO4c
Iats quiet; sales $500 bush; ohio and western 81 a
5lc Beef quiet. Pork dull; new mess Sl4 a l4.Z5: old
SlJ a 1884, Lard dull at a 99tc. Hutter seaiy Wits
heavy and lower, at 81 a 92&, closing at % a 92kc
Rc quiet at 81 "a SIC. Sugar steady; MuscOvadO 81
e &c; refining g csc Coffee urui; Rio 10 q 2l5ac
Moasses hfm New yrleans 45 g 55e Spirits turpentlne
s.eady al 8 a a 9Ac
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-03-19
DEATH OF EX,JUpGE WHITING

Ex-Judge James X. Whiting, who died on
Saturday night at his residence in spuyten Duyvii In
his Goth year, had been prominently before the New
York public for 30 years, both politician and
lawyer. lie was for many years District Attorney for
the County of York. filed that Office at the trial Of
John O. Colt for the murder OF Adams, and also
prosecuted the of the forgor, Monroe Edwards,
and secured his conviction. He performed the
duties OF the office with singular energy and perse-
verance, and soon after the expiration OF his
term wac elected Judge but for come resigned
the position after few months. Since that be
been quietly praciiong his profession but engaged
more In chamber than court practice. seldom appeared
counsel In suit, and In great measure had retired
from political life. few years ago he purchased the
sreetcleaning contract awarded to Brown. Deyoo 81
Knapp for 10 years. but atcrward resOld the orig
inal owners. Judge Whiting "a OF large wealth,
his fortune being estimated nj S900O.OOO.
.h0 Special Torn and PAX IL VI the Superior Court,
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THE WESTFIELD TRIALS.

TEMPORARY PONEMENT-S0LvENCY OF THE
COMPANY
Ex-Judge Beach, counsel for the Staten
Island Railroad Company appeared before the Justice
OF the Kings County Supreme Court Circuit yesterday,
and asked for postponement OF the trials OF actions
against the Company for damages from the westfed
explosion arguing that 1t was great hardship for the
Company to be compelled at this time to proceed with
the suits With respect 10 the mortgage alleged to have
been given counsel stated that 1t old mortgage
and that from the losses sustained the Company found
itself utterly without means to pay the interest due In
December and 1t had been struggling TO pay the
OF the mortgage but unable To borrow the money.
Counsel confessed that the Company intended TO test ts
legal liability by appealing TO higher Court, rather
than have it, property sacrificed. He feared that the
these would make 10 10 dis
pose OF some OF its property
Mr. Greenfield. Counsel for Nine. Chcneviere, replied
that had heard that the Company about issue
a second mortgage OF s25O,OOO.
Mr. Beach answered that IA mortgage would he issued
to raise money meet the expenses of the Company
There are two mortgages already the Company's
boats and It's credit Is such That cannot issue bonds
except at "a great loss.
Judge Pratt ordered the second trial OF the Cheneyere
case TO be placed the calendar for March aud stated
that the others should abide the OF this trial unless
counsel brought evidence that the Company was trying
10 Judgment by dispOsing OF property and
then lac would submit that II the interest OF on this
idOrt Of s20OOOO not paid before May q they
might take inquest Of the property for tue the
tho calendar.