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PREMTUM COTTON.
5000 Premium.-.-COttOn for the
Centennial.

DLAHTERS intending to compete for the
L $1,000 premium offered by the Memphis
Cotton Exchange for the BEST BALE OF
COTTON, product Of 1875, anu raised in the
district trading with Memphis, are reminded
that the time for making entries will close
March !, 1876 Entries may b3 made through
any of the following named subscribers 10
the Premium Fund :" Day & Prouddt, Pet
tit i simpson, Sledge, Mckay & Co ,JNJ
steele d Co., Benz, Babb, Pearce, Suggs & Co.,
Stewart, Gwynne q Co, Porter, Taylor d Co,
C. L. Curtis, u. Falls g. Co., W. b. Galbreatl a
Co., Ely, Harvey q Richardson, T. X. HAYNES
& Co, Brooks, Nicely q Co., billiard & CONN,
Gage Fisher, j. X. Goodwin q Co, A. NJ. Scar.
orOUgh Co., Schoelteld, Hanauer G Co.,
Goodlett q Co., Heron, Common & Co., ]. w,
Jefferson & Co., ]. H. Martin, Guy, Mcclellan
q Co., +. NJ. AppersOn q Co, StIa tton d Well
ford, HUI, Fontaine q Co., N. L. Neacham q
Co, A. Q. Treadwell & Bro, Clarke, Johnson
q Co., Estes, Fizer & Co., q. A. EckerIy q Ero
Moore, Emery & Co, Z. b obart & Co., b. Bay-
liss, J. I. Farga, on 4 Co., Brown q Stratton, +.
NJ. White Co., A. j. Roach Il Co. For further
information address JOHN 3. TOOF
dAw Sup't Memphis Cotton Exchange.
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Monday, the 18th Day of March, 1876,
Trustees Sale.

DY virtue OF two several Deeds of Trust
ID made TO me as Trustee, by John W. Todd
ana Hesteran K. Todd, his wife, on the Both
DAY January, 1875, and dCly recorded in
county Clerks Otice Of Desha county, Arkan-
sas, 10 booR No. one, on pages 3e4, S5. S95, 397
ana SO; ana Rock No. two, pages T. ~ 3, and
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COTTON STATEMENT.

InapOrts-M. & G. r. R., $50; M. d I.
r. R., ISL; P & NJ. R r., IS9; M. & L.
r. r. w, 1853; steamers, 1913; esti-
mated Pc wagons and other sources, $50.
ErpoTts.-M. & G. r. r. 392; NJ. &
T. &. R, 4O5; L. & N. g. s. r. R.,
499; steamers north, 537; steamers south,
1873; by rail north, S9l; by rail south, 4O5.
The following are the official tele-
grams of the condition Of the domestic
markets IS received st the cotton ex-
change:
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TIL e CARNIVAL.

On BOARD HIS MAJEsTY's FLAGSHIP, No. 2S9,
D OFF MEMPHIS, February q, 1876.
special Order, No. 81
By command of His Msjesty, the King, on
asIardi Gras and the preceding day, all Vessels
= n the good port of Memphis will cause their
Solors to be displayed at masthead, from sun
trise to the goir g down thereof. All FOREIGN
n VESSELS will fly the Flags of their various
nationalities.
Long live the King.
feb2O STORMY, Admiral.
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Yesterdays New York closing rele-
gram reports: Ordinary, 8 1-163; good
ordinary, 10 9-l6c; low middling,
IL 1876; middling, l2Bc. Price Of
Sales, 979 tales. Receipts, 9S6 bales;
so far this week, 5000 bales. The tone
Of the market at 1925 was weak and
lower to sell; 1925, dull 2:l5, quiet;
3:05, quiet.
The following are the closing Stes in
New York futures for yesterday and the
day before:
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LEGAL.
In Supreme Court al jackson.

IN Saprem me GGGIs al Jackson
VIM. f. GreenlaW, Executor of W. B. Green
law, deceased, VS.. Paul A. Cicalla, Admin
tStratOr OF l.. Rocco, deceased, ct al, and
Fargss0n & Clay ct al. ". L. Rocco ct al.
DY virtue of the decree pronounced in these
- causes on the 18th of Novem Der, 1875, by
the Supreme Court of the State of Tennessee,
at Jackson, will offer for sale. to the highest
bidder, in front of the courl house of Shelby
county, on Main street, in the city of Mem
phis, on
Friday, the Sd Day of March. 1875,
the property mentioned in said decree, known
as Rocco Hall, lying and being situate in the
city OF Memphis, county of Shelby and State
OF Tennessee, and Iatticularly described as
follows: certain lot of land, situate, lying
and being in the city of Memphis, tO-wits
Forty-twO feet FIVE and one half inches on
the southeast corner of Madison and Second
parallel lines with Madison street sixty-tfTes
and one half feet, being the same land con-
Veyed to l.. Rocco by W. B. and j. D. Green
law, NJ. ]. Wicks and Z. W. Munford, OctO-
Der IL, 1860, by deed, recorded december 5,
1850, In book 46, page lib, Registers O1ice OF
TeT1a1s- or t5o,~--s-La rranerry viii be sold
upon a credit of six, twelve and eighteen
months; notes with approved personal secu-
rlty bearing six Fer cent. interest from date
lien retained on the property until said notes
ana interest are paid. The equity of redemp-
lion Is barred, and pOSSsSSi on OF the premises
Will be delivered to the purchaser uEon com.
plying with the terms of sale.
January Is, 1876.
JOHN II. FREEMAN, Clerk.
JaTnigan q Frayser, W. Messick, Wright q
d cklssiek, L. q. EdgingtOn, T. W. Brown.
~ auIn a, q FOSton and Clapp, Vance & Ander-
sou, soneIL Ja2S
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bales as compared with the same date
ia 1874
Toe following shows the weeks move
ment st LiveIp )ol:

The COTTON MARKET yesterday
Monday, was once more prey h a l.
verse circumstances. Mardi-Gras on
the brain was not favorable to blisi-
ness. The visits Of friends, the recogni.
tiOns occurring at every street conner,
the roar Of cannon, the bursts Of music,
the lsu yhter and Conversational hum Of
passing multitudes, msde doing business
as easy rs counting In a coal pit WITH an
II s.allmept OF choke damp miDgliDg
with the atmosphere. Oar receipts, in
GLIDING arrivals after the official state
meDt wss made up, amounted to 5000
bales since the statement Of Saturday at
noon. New Orleans received IA 600
bales. New York {, II +, except on mid
ding, which fell &c; Liverpool dropped
another I61. In our market there was
a moderate demand, sufficient of which
fell to clean low cottOns to give them q
little recovery from their low estate; me-
dunn grades and middling inclined to
be ''sOtt," the superior grades were
firm. Prices remained unchanged. Quo
tstions at the Memphis cotton exchange
Ill
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SEWING MACHINES.
DIsSOLUTTONs,
DISSOLUTION.

THE firm of GOOdbar 81 GilliIaud Is this day
dissolved by mutual consent j. 81, Good
par and J. X. ). GtlltlaEd retiring. The bust
ness Will be continued, at the old stand S29
Main street, by j. l. Goodbar and A b. Good
oar, under the nrm name OF GoOdbar & Co.
j. N. GOOUBAR.
j. Z. y. GILLILAND,
J. l.. GOODBAR.
A. y. GOODBAR.
In retiring as above We commend the new
nrm 70 our friends and the trade generally
ana ask Tor them the liberal patronage the old
firm has enjoyed. j. NJ COODRAR
February 10, 1876. J. X. s. GILLILAND.
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Market quiet; sales were 1909 bales, of
all Of which spinneTs took 600 bales, ex-
portars 400 bales, spectators few bales.
Dusty cOttOns quote 5@Sc; stained,
7s9I0c, Price Of middling same time
last wear, l53c.
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TIE following IL the comparative COT
ton statement for the week ending Feb
ruary . h, at all Uaitsd States ports, as
clmpsred with the corresponding week
last yesr.
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STENOGRAPHER,
Jas. WALSH, STEEOGRAPHRR
80 North Court Street.

Evidence reported in Courts, beforer er.
II erees, etc., verbatim, Shorthand taught
orally or by mail, ms
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PROOFS AIS.
TO CONTR TORS.

SEALED PROPOSALS will be received on
y or before o'clock am, on Tuesday, IT b OF
March next, at the office OF w. B. Dortch, Sec
rotary for the erection of the prOposad I,oUrt-
house to be erecjed In Somerville, Tennessee.
tlans and specifications can be seen at the
9hces or the Secretary, in Somerville, and
The Board reserves the right to reject any
or all the bids received
contractors TO give the names of two or
more good and approved sureties to the b md
that will be required by the Board.
THOMAS r. COOKE,
J. l.. PULLIAM,
W. BOYD,
EVAN GEORGE,
L. S HALEY,
H. c MOORMAE,
W. b. DORTCH,
Board of Comm Ss' oners
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SHERIFFS SALE.
SHERIFF'S SALE
or
.e al Els tate

he al Il = tate.
pUBLIC NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN,
L That by virtue OF an veudiifOni expOnag
10 me uirec'e fIOm the Honorable Cfrcuft
GOurt OF shelby count !, Tenn in the Gaze OF
IhOmas FOX VS.. 4. G. PattisOn, judgment rem
uered on the llth day Of Decent Der. Is75. for
the sum OF six hundred and twenty dollars
ana ity-four cents, with interest and costs az
suit TO satisfy said judgment, etc. will, on
Tuesday, 29.h Day Of February, 1876.
in legal hours, in front of the courthorss
emphis, Tenn.t proceed to sell, 10 the higbesS
bidder. Tor cash, the following described
property, tO-wit:
Situated in the Third District OF gbsIhxy
county, eEneSsee, and bounded on the nOrtb
by . lands of Dan CerbilI and VIM Nelson
eaS, and south by the lands of the estate 81
J. Il BOltOn, deceased, and west Nv those ~
". ". Douglass, Samuel Rankin and y y
Jones, as per plat laid down on the man 81
shelby county, Tennessee, by J. II. Hmm
phTles, civil Engineer, and levied o1 as fba
property OF T. {. PattisOn. and now occhpied
Oy General n. b. Forrest, being about $40 acres.
more or less. Levied on as the properly of
defendant, +. @. PattisOn, to satisfy said i1do-
meat, interest and costs
Memphis, LIST day OF February, 1876
Z. l.. ANDEHEOE
Sheriff OF -helby county Ter'r
BY Thos. L. Taylor, Deputy SheriH
,. r walker Atty for plaintiff. fbstu
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sP C1AL ORDERS.
Order!
ppciaI Order for MardiG ras
.o,ICr uEADouARTERs,


! >oLlCE me- AgSPz n : February 10, 1875.
Z p HEFuesday TN 9sth asst, being Hardi
1pnA the following orders are maze 81 inns
dIGme so that ample opportunity rs anorded
wbose who intend par icipatlng IN the IestlVl-
" les 10 note what win be the consequences 10
W o-e who mi behave on that occasion:
q tFITst-The entire police force OF the Guy, To-
Vether with a detail OF specials, VII. De on
M suty during the DAY anu 1rotaef all Masonic
nsders, to whom will be granted tne gTeatesI
he altitude so long as they conduct themselves
, ooyith propriety. - ,osa-,rt;o,,
aGbafeyer or mounted men, viii be allowed
z MN Main street, from Concord 10 LInueH1 pS-
yInveen the hours of pm ana ~ Pm. Ln az
Woes not include those who may paIIclpaIe IN
-NCbe nTocessiop, either on horseback or IN We
Iicles but dtbsFs those VINO Wltn oosy
mask msy attempt 20 traverse Main
andtFaet In vehicles tS the danger Oh pc
ina sstFfans .,-,,,,,, ~, ,,,o st-aa,S oct.
IL 40 IN a disorderly manner, or caught carry
800 10 concealed weapons, Will be promptly ar
oda,seted and confined in the stationhouse.
|, in Jnder No Circumstances will Forfeit
81 he Taken that Day or Night.
llAFourth "A special detail will be made for
lzat ne different bathrooms, sumclenI IN mum
ers To insure order and deco um, Partles at
~ qending balls will be suDJecIed 70 aannns
W hose refusing to be scare he'd, VIII noI pe az
Whitte;i TO the balls. 1he OTcers ana men VIII
d. ae that these orders are strictly obey go. NO
,noaxcuse will be taken for any oerelciion "a
Tnty. and all good citizens are requested to aid
anu nd co operate with us in our enoeaVorS W
,(Gl reserve order on this occasion.
=. = HB- During the march 81 euo Mempn
- -ss-h.s RneetaiOrs viii be restFleis1
heaNreeE free for the RIaHaNR.-Iu1s Il tE6
1481erocessiOB.-
l1o2N P. r. ATHY, Chief-of-Police.
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Toe followit table shows the COM
parstive wee ky and total receipts at all
the United States seapOrts:
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74c. Nc
42c; stH
ptine,
choice, 5
double e.
@6 25; c
Cornmesl
5Sc. Os5
Bran DIR.
MIQ. ohm
So 50. L
@l23c.
Hams f.
15c. Lal
common
s'eady:i
steady; 4
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WASHINGTON, March 90, 1876
The Court OF Commiss oners OF Alabama Claims met
to-day pursuant adjournment and proceeded the
third calling Of the calendar.
Before taking up the cases the third call case No
1858, Henry s. French The United States, which
on the day Of adjournment set aside for hearing
to-day submitted testimony and oral argument
OF the counsel
Tho following cases under the third call were also
submitted the evidence and oral argument coun
sell
Case No. 70, Edward g. Murray, AcushnoL Mass,
the United States for the loss Of personal effects
and wages by the destruction OF General williams
by the shenandoah, June 2j 1865; No. rs, John
Halett Boston, the United States for the loss or
personal effects the Tacony, destroyed by the Clar
ence June IL, 1885, case No &c. George A. Bellcn,
Hallowc, Me-. the United States, for the loss OF
personal effects and wages by the destruction OF the
john A. Parks by the Alabama, March s. 1868; case
No o. jose Lewis, New Bedford, Mass. the United
States the by the destruction OF the General
Williams.
In the above cases y. W HackOtt appeared for the
claimants
Case No. S. Temple G. Colin, Addison, Me-. vs..
United states for the loss OF ship Quilts, personal
effects and wages by the destruction OF the William b.
Nash by the Florence June T. 1868. j. w. Butterleld
for claimant, case l59 Peter O'DoDnel, VS.. United
States Tor loss OF goods, wares, &c, tho Electric
claimant; case lGl. Henry Shuman OF Dedham, Mass,
vs. the United States for tho loss OF clothing outnt,
&C. by the destruction OF the Levi Siarbuck by the
Alabama, October, 1862
Case 1856 Jose Lewis, OF Chicago Ill., vs.. the United
States for loss OF merchandise the Electric Spark,
In al the above John A. J. Creswell appeared
for United states
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AS THINGS ONCE WERE.

What was once known the old Hackley street
cleaning contract, but subsequently more familiarity
known the Devlin street cleaning contract has been
so frequently before the that nothing new can DO
sand about it. The suit having been carried TO the
Court Of Appeals II supposed that this would be
the end OF the matter Ii has. however, back
the again and promises TO lnger there for
time come. Motion was made yesterday before
Judge Van Brunt holding Special Term the Court of
Common Pleas TO have the restored to the caen-
dar There quite discussion In the matter which
ended in the Court taking the papers special
In this that certain members Of the Board Of
Aldermen charged with having been brbed to vote
the contract The story that $40 00) placed
in an envelope which laid on the Clerk Is table
The money, IL Is said, disappeared but the question
who took 1t OF those modern Sphinx riddles that
occasionally up TO the surface proves so be-
wiIdcriDg to the BRAIN
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PUNCHED IN GREECE.

William Charles Folksone ordinary seaman
on board the brig Raven, Captain Nash, and charges
that when the vessel taking In cargo In the port of
Zappolina in Greece, he assaulted and punched in
the ribs by the second mate, Daniel sullivan The
saulted party brought suit against Sullivan to
damages for his INJURIES which tried yesterday
before Judge McAdam of the Marine Court The story
OF the plaintiff that at the time of the assault he
thought he would light his pipe and go on deck. He
there met by the first mate who told him no
down again when the second mate TO him and
asked him who he calling opprobrous name
He answered that he called one and II did not
Germ him any board the ship. The mate
then Immediately grabbed him by the throat threw
him on his back over the keeson and punched him in
the ribs
"Dd he hurt you much Yn asked the defendants
counsel.
eyes. feel 1t now" answered the complainant
"Dd you complain tell any of your njury?r
''No, kept 1t TO myself II | had done something
for 1t | suppose 1t would be better. -
The plaintiff further testified that when he being
choked by the mate the captain TO the laters
sstance, and the other members of the to
his assistance and that ended the trouble One of the
plaintiffs shpmates, the only pronouncabe portion
the assault; the defendant grabbed the plantnby
the trout and the witness, thinking the plaintiff was
TO be choked to DEATH went with others of the crew
to his assistance Daniel McCauley, another seaman
also, he stated beaten by the defendant three
times during the voyage. Judge McAdam allowed
him 10 tell his story, and then gave judgment for $40
10 the paintiM
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SUMMARY OF LAW CASES.

Judgment filed yesterday in the County Clerks
Office by the Metropolitan GasIlght Company against
the city for $lSs34S % for lighting tho upper end of
the city for 1874.
The Cororers and their deputies yesterday, through
counsel filed in the County Clerks office judgments
amounting in the aggregate to $1S,462. being the
balance fees for the quarter ending December 81,
1873
Two Austrian brothers, Leopold Netel and sgis
OF Hugo Freitsch, Austrian Consul. a charge OF
issuing forged papers, by which they, alleged de-
rauded Eloise Haase OF the value of 20 600 guderS
On the usual search being had bank book account was
found upon them the deposits therein being TO the
names they represented themselves Commissioner
Osborne held them for examination under an appncn-
ton of extradition to be held on Friday next
In case OF the injunction granted application OF
the Industrial Exhibition Company restraining Nor
genthau, Bruno Co from acting as its agents or dis
posing OF It's bonds, Judge Lawrence yesterday de-
cided that unless the plaintiffs VIII consent TO refer all
the issues and proceed with the hearing from day to
day the injunction must be dissolved.
An order OF Judge Donohuc, OF the Supreme Court,
filed yesterday IN the County Clerks olice direct
ing w. A. Butler, receiver Of the Manufacturers and
Builders Bank to sell at auction stocks and bonds
found ass Ats OF the including bonds OF the
Burlington edar Rapids and Minnesota Railroad; the
Selma Meridian and Memphis railroads; stock of the
Empire Laundry, the New York Mutual Manufacturing
Gutenberg, " j.
Deputy United States Marshal Holmes yesterday
rested William Trube ut the corner OF Seventeen street
and the Boulevard, the charge Of carrying on
before United States Commissioner Shield and held for
examination
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aant to the Instructions of Fisk. This closed his d

suant to the instructions OF Fisk. This closed his d.
rect testimony.
The defence then applied for leave TO put in sup.
elemental setting forth defence the release
~ swell argued that as the causes Of action against
Speyer and the defendants were Different the release
Of not n release OF the other.
The Court denied the application.
The cross examination OF the witness by Mr.. Beach
was then begun. MI. speyers unable 10 tell
whether he bought the 5000 900 from Mr. Taylor whle
gold was at 100 when the market had broken down.
Al this point Mr.. Sherman happened 10 walk away
with the memorandum book Of the witness in his pos
session.
Mr.. Speyers to the retreating lawyer
"Well what is II ~ responded Mr. Shearman. look
ing around with surprise
1.-The book, the BOOK CALCULATED Mr.. Speyers
The book was forthwith returned TO the witness,
and things went smoothly as far as that con-
cerned The witness admitted that in paying he would
give the full $500 600 currency the 5000 600 gold
but the difference in the prices then ruhng the trans
action would be closed by the parties sending In clear
tickets TO the Gold Exchange Bank; sent
witness took no other STEP
About tn point Mr. Beach addressed Mr.. Taylor,
the plantn, who was sitting front OF witness, and
sad:-"Excuse me, Mr. Taylor; that is a very ex-
pressive head OF yours. | wish you would keep IL
still while am questioning the witness"
Mr. Taylor laughed, and took back seat
After this there was great amusement while Mr..
Beach testing the recollection of the witness with
out his memorandum Every five minutes the witness
attempted 10 refer TO the memorandum, and made a
dive Tor it in his pocket but Mr.. Beach stopped him
with ''Ah, not now.D
Q. When you showed your book to Fisk in Heath's
office, and you say Gould might have observed IT. had
gold reached 1902 a. i must look ut my memorandum
book. QAughter.)
Q. Well then look at II. A. II had
The court here adjourned till this morning.
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DECISIONS.
SUPREME coURT-.cHAarBERs.


The Mutual Life Insurance Company W.. Florence -
should have tho opportunity Of contestng his liability
to a judgment against him for the deficiency The
should be the payment OF the the action
and Of this notion Tho judgment in all other respects
to stand and tho TO be placed the calendar
the first Friday OF April The allowances TO DO
included in the costs
The Industrial Exhibition Company vs Bruno ct al
Unless the plaintiffs Will consent refer all the ISSUES
In this and TO proceed from day day the inunc
ton must be dissolved An order may BIO settled on
two days notice
BY Judge Donohue.
Lowcnstein vs. McEckron. Motion denied. Memo
randum.
scquard vs. Blake ct al no ~; Brown VS. Blako ct
al-MotIons denied
Dornett et al VS. Caldwell. Motion denied laches
The knickerbocker Life Insurance Company vs. Stew
art; matter Of the Fourth National Bank; Tho Berk-
shire Wooen Company VS.. ulleard.-Granted.
Taylor VS.. Morgan; Tho Mayor, &c, Tweed;
matter Of Pcgram. Order granted
SUPREME coURT-sPEcIAL TERM.
BY Judge Larremore
Mcbride va Mcbride = Judgment for plaintiff sus-
talning tho last will and testament Of Matthew
Mob ride.
Middleton VS. Gardner. Judgment for plaintiff by
default
SUPERIOR coURr-sPEc1AL TERM.
BY Judge Curtis
schuster vs. Schuster-Order that the referee amend
his report
Flcschl VS. Seller ct al-Moton granted with $40
costs TO plaintiff and that the injunction be continued
during the tendency Of action
Long, &c, va Dickinson Order to remove cause
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BANKRUPTCY PROCEEDINGS.

for composition made by the firm of E. waitzelder
Co., held yesterday at the Office OF Mr. Register
Dayton. The attendance Of creditors small in
number but large in amount about thirty five proofs
of debt representing about S175, 600 were filed by
alleged creditors who had given letters Of attorney
Mr.. Jacob Maxelbaum authorizing him TO accept the
compromise offered by the debtors Messrs. Henry
Nathan & Co., who recently recovered judgment
against the debtors for 500 600 represented by
Mr. c. A. Seixas who objected to many OF the proofs
and letters Of attorney upon which Maxelbaum pro-
posed to vote, the ground that OF the debts
proved fictitious, and that the dispositions sup
port OF other claims irregular and defective
he asked opportunity TO examine the claims deposit
tions so as sustain his objection This application
was strenuousy objected 10 by counsel TO. the bank
rupts and by Maxebaumis counsel. After considerable
discussion the further proceedings were adjourned
till two Z. NJ tomorrow.