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The Morning herald., 1876-09-27
TF YOU WANT TO BE STRONG, HEAL
THY AND VIGOROUS,

TT YOU WANT TO BE STRONG, HEAL
THY AND VIGOROUS.
Take f. F. Kunkel's Bitter Wine Of Iron.
No language can convey an adequate idea
of the Immediate and almost miraculous
change produced by taking +. F. Kunkel's
Bitter Wine OF Iron in the diseased, debilt-
tated and shattered nervous system.
Whether broken down by excess, weak by
nature, or impaired by sickness, the relaxed
and unstrung organization is restored to
perfect health ana v1gor. S..ld only IN 81
bottles. Office ard store No. 259 North
Ninth street. Only in 81 bottles. Sold by
all druggists.
NERVOUS DEBILITY.
Debility, a depressed, irritable state OF
mind, q weak, nervous, exhausted feeling,
no energy or animation confused head
weak memory, the consequences of excesses
mental overwork. This nervous debility
finds sovereign cure in e. F. Kunkel's
Bitter Wine OF Iron. 1t tones the system,
dispels the mental gloom and dependency
and rejuvenates the entire system.
now only ask trial Of this valuable
KEEL, Sole Proprietor, Philadelphia, Pa.
Ask your druggist for Kunkel's Bitter Wine
of iron, and take no other make Sold only
in 81 bottles. All others are counterfeit, So
beware ofthem.
TAPE WORM.
Entirely removed with purely vegetable
medicine g. passing from the system alive
No fee until the head passes. Como and re-
fr to the @ Narts NnS stee ps e.
Worms also removed. ASK your druggist
for KUNKEL's Worm SYRUP. Price 81 per
bottle. Send for circular.
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BOOTS 4 SHOES.
VHEAP SHOE STORE,

NHEAP SHOE STORE.
Having fitted up my shoe store, No. 61l
than ever befo:e. I am ready to supply the
people in the eastern portion of the city
with all kinds of boots and shoes, for
ladies, gentlemen and children, at prices
far below those heretofore charged. Ele-
CANT work made to order. and mending
promptly attended to
marl4-ly JAMES KANE.
The Morning herald., 1876-09-27

KlUAUClAl.
WILMINaTeN. September 2S
GOLD AND BOND QUOTATIONS..
Reported by Craige, johnson 4 Co., Bank-
srs and Brokers, Sixth and Market SITS.
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And In accordance with an order of the roar,l
of Directors. made on the s'st day Of March /.
ls.6. 80 mary ihares OF each parcel ~ psch
dock 30 might BE- necessary wee advertised %
10 ,old 81 publis auction. Of the once of tho
Company. 30. % Academy Building. No. ~
tihs sirett. Nan fnnciseo. California, on
rhnrsdAy. the twenty.ntt. Cf5'h) day of May,
1915. II IN h.s VI 10 o'eioek =. of ,aid day. 10
pay said delinquent assestment thereon, To-
tether With eS.'s of advertising abd eIpenpe-
~ the sale; and whereas the ssid deliI queb I
sair. ct the time and place s'spteihed IN saia
,soiieo. ws. prsvrhted and en!oibs 4 by an In
junction issuti out ~ the Disiriet Court Of the
siLstsenth Judiciai District. ~ The Gaze Of y
0Ah,Il W. J, x. de- 10 houtagnie ri a., the said
hniek ROCKER Mining Company; and WHEREAS
I'D injunction vss duly die Owed and y aside
vs. said District Court on Tie 22d day of rep
isinb.r 1876, notice 10 hervby given thst 90
sAny shares VI eseh Parcel of such stock ~
may be Lecessaiy will be sold at pubic aur-
ilon. at the once NJ the Company. No. 10 Aesd.
any Dniid.ns. No. 40 piIs street. Nan Fran.
"a 20. California. 90 TUX DAY. the tenth
O0th) day of October. 1910. at the four OF
lev.n IN o'elock a. 4. Of psid dag. 10 pay psid
,isilnqnrnt sssesbnsrnt theftoo, together with
.,ssts of advertisii G spd eIpenses oi the fale.
= lgIs ] n. sAYltE. seefetsry.
lOfice-No. 20 Academy Bullding. No. $50 Pine
i s.ef Man rrs arisra fnlifofuia pe1afd
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Wufnt u u d. tfustr% see sNf<s '"sss 49, .
And In sccardsnos With lav. and IN erd.r ~
the Hard of Direetors. made on the nth day ~
Angust, 1919. % many shares Of each parcel I, .
a pabiIc sucsiou, Il the - of the compsr,.
Rooas 8 and ., No. ~ hentsur cry sw~et. Nan
Trancipco. California. on RRiDAY. the 18th day
" Octobsr. is1e. 81 the hour of 7o'ciosk ~
Of said day. 70 psy said aelipqus nj ssssssmsni
ther o- 'og~ her with cot OF Advertising and
sxpss ~ u sale.
wM. n. WATSON. Secretary.
Once Iloous and 9. No 3O3 Montgomery
street. Ian Francisco. California. se7sd
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And In accordance with law. and IN order
al the Hoard Of Directors. made on the 1stl
day of August, ls1s. 90 many shares Of each
parcel OF snen s,9ek ~ NAV ne heccsssfy
the Company. +N California strcet. San rrsn.
ei-co. California. on YhIDAY, the 3oih day
Of Oetnb .. 1870. n the hour of O'Clock
?. y. of said day. TO pay sald delinquent A.
sessmehi thereon. together with costs Of sdver.
tlslng and expenses oi the sale.
X. wE0ENRR. Secretary.
Ofiee--tN oalifornia street, Bsn Pranelsoo
California. orftd
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SPECIAL NOTICE.

THE pUBtio ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED
xthat Mr.. HRNHY wOLY IL no ionfrr IN
our empl0v, and 10 mot aath0rised 70 tnneset
business, OF whaisoe,e ef nature o. rhsrses"'
for ne. eTkhN sos;; sss;;
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pELINQrENI SALES.
. LAnAMA MININa CoMPANY.-

A Losaiioa u principal place OF business,
san frsnci-so. ,alifOfnta.
Location OF works. tiowery Mining District,
Storey county, Nevais-
Notice. There arc delinquent upon the lot
lowing Described stock, ON account OF s--e-s
msut no. ID levied On the lt;n day VI August
1915, the several amounts set opposite ihs
Nance OF the respective shareholders, a. iol
iows; ,, 40. 49,,
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; DELINQUENT sALEs.

YHlCKkAPocKER nININ0
OF businsss, Ban franciAeo. California.
Location OF wofka. American Plat Mining
District. storey county, Nevada.
Notice.-There arc dsiinqusnt uion the fol.
lowtng. Described stock. On seeount of asses..
msut mo. 49, levied on the aist day of March,
1875, the sevsrsl amounts set opposite the
names OF the respective shareholdrr-. ~ fol.
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TRUSTEES. .2iOs. ..bo.....e ..
| d,eebchanui. iirlhinR 4 o..
Trnrtecs .siOo. .:0.....s -.
t'n.~hebauH. ilrIbins \ co.
Tfus,ess...... ...UlO.. 1W. III ..
T.u.iSs ......,..... .aiii. 100 10 =.
oIeensbsnm. Hsib'ng 4 Co.
Tru,ie~r. .aii2... 100. 10 =.
Uree1irbzuni. Iitlbipg Go.
Tru.t-ep. -ep..................sii .sii3.. .i0o.. 10 :.
un~nebsum. lisibthg 4 10.
Trustees. 1ilt.. .lo0....W >.
Gr.~nebsum. Iieihing & CO.
On "a. baum, iisibins 4 %.
Tru l. Les...........:...... 90 .2iis. ..i0....it. :,
dIerpsbsun. iI-iblpg q Co.
Trustss-.. hit. .ioo....i0. =.
Grrch-b.nm. iIslbl,g q Go. :.
trustees es................. 1lib.. lW...W :.
Trustees. .............. .aiig.. .i00... 10 :.
Gnc-nebanm. lIsIbing h Go.
trust er................. - V0.. ..io...s.t ..
onvpebanm. IIe,bins On.
trustees ............ .....u1l... .D.....1 =.
II II aoblc a Co. Truste .7i77.. .ou0.. 30 :.
ANA m accordance with Law. and an order Of
the board of Dirrctofs. made on the ftih
day OF August. ls7s. 90 many sharcs Of each
parcel Of such stock - may be necessary viii
b. sold 81 public anction. at the saiesroom Of
Maurice Dore h Co.. No. tln Pine sir.tt. ssn
eleventh liiihl dsy oi ociober. 1870. ~ the
hour of ! O'Clock y. n. Of said day, 10 pay
rald delinquent assessment therron. together
with costs OF advertising aud expenses of The
ralc.
wM. u McCL'kTOCE. aeerstssy.
Ofiee--liOom No. liayward's building. No.
Hs callfornia street, Nan Francisco, California.
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TYPE uFIll oIsUPERiOs oDAL
il;.a Y ss.:s e, -: s:ss:. 4 s.''''''''
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d Ira sILVsR MININ0 CON

"A PANY.-Locstiun Of principal pIsoe u
bnsin~va. Han Prai eisco. California.
location of vorks. dold nm Mining Dis.
tfict, rtorey county stAts VI Nevada.
otice.-Thefc srs delinquent upon the fol
lowing. .described stock. on account oi assr---
raent mo. u levied on the l7th day oi August.
isT6, the several amounts Get opposite tLs
liames Of the respective shareholders. ~ fol.
laws.
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CAUTION.

mug PUBLIC 10 HRRrBY CAUTIONED
j sVsinst purrhsslns the following deserih.i
esyti6rsies Of stoet Of the yellow Jaetet MI.
ver nlnina Company, the ZANE having bren
,oid FOR Hsss-smeni No. %. this 27d day Of
september. ls1s; -. c,, s.
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20. csrtIf. sh..

D, order Of The Board q Trustees.
aoid Hill. Nsv. Sept. a. isIs. n I'm
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SUPREME COURT.

ALBANY, June -, 1870.
Some time since Jacob Schwa5 procured judgment
against State OF New York tor than sl1.000,
and the Auditor refused to pay IT, justice Westbrook
granted perompiory mandamus to the Auditor TO pay
the amount He refused - obey the commands OF the
Cour. but appeared at Kingston, by counsel, some
weeks ago aud wanted the Judgment set ASIDE and the
opened. possponcmcnt was effected, and to-
day. one appearing on behalf OF the AUDITOR Justice
westbroox rendered the following decsion:-
Tho motion 10 aside the Judgment Is denied and
the application order on the part OF the rcator
Is granted herein.
Fsrst--Thc defendant having had full opportunity to
defend upon the merits and the complainant having
announced mat the cause would be tired on Tue day
the Attorney General should excuse bis leaving
the court room and defending.
Second--Wheu the sLm due rcator had been so
fully adjusted, settled aud asccrtaincd AZ the claim OF
tho present r,ator has been facts should be shown
showing mistake fraud. Tho aildayis arc not TOO
general. writ OF attachment for the arrest Of the
Auditor was issued Tho Sncrin directed TO take
him into custody and deain him until he could purge
himself Of tho contempt and pay $40 costs Of Sho
motion.
Tho case OF tho People ex rel william r. Demarest
et nL Va Charts - faircIilds. Attorney General,
was before Justice westbrodk to-day.
In 1877 the law relation to officers In tnc city OF
Now York was changed a 10 ogslatc tho Board Of
Assistant Aldermen out OF Office the following year In
1875 the reaor and some others received s5y votes Tor
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WASHINGTON, june -, Aosn
In the Court Of Commissioners OF Alabama Claims
to-day tho following Judgments were announced Tor
loss or personal effects and wages BY the destruction
OF various vessels:--
Case 1854, W. g. Lee, Southampton. n X, $500;
case 1884, BENJAMIN u Dillingham;. Honolulu. u. J.,
81 $50; case 1901 James Henry Fisher, 500; case
1927. John r. kopp. Philadelphia, Pa, $32t %
For loss or merchandise by the destruction OF tho
Electric Spark by the Florida, July 10. 1s64:--Casc
1897, A. Marinon New Orleans, La xlY7 ~; case
l502 A. H. White, Now Orleans, La. $3.50; case l'4a
case l754 John II. CASTOR New Orleans, la, $Ss2 81;
case 1885, Henrietta S,twab, sdminlstrarix, Now Or
leans La $780, 1876, Gabriel Dupuy, Galveston,
Texas. 81. 0S8 Is.
In all the above interest at four per cent from
the date OF loss As allowed.
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OUR MODEL POLICE.
TERRIBLE CHARGE AGAINST AN oFvrcE1--
HOW INNOCENT WOMEN ARE ENTnAPpED

TERRIBLE CHARGE AGAINST AN oFyrcEA->
HOW INNOCENT WOMEN ARE ExTnAPpED
At the Washington Place Police Court, yesterday, BE-
fore Justice Smith, Louise Du Barry arraignsd b.
Detective Dunlap, or the Twenty ninth prectncs, on
complaint or Jennie Carter, resident Of RochssteE.
The story told Judge Smith by the compainans ~.
vcacd new phase Of city life and one extremely dam
aging to the character Of the police force. She said
that on tho afternoon OF the 14th inst
she arrived in this city from Rochester.
on her way 10 Wilmington, Del. A. ALBANY
her poke picked OF all the money she had the
world ON arriving at tho Grand Central depot she
lett her trunk in the baggage room and wandered
through tho city until shc reached the Fifth Avenue
Hotel There she met Oniccr Philip smith, or .hs
Twenty ninth precinct, to whom she told her story,
asking " he could recommend her TO some hotel 0f
boarding house whore she could until she heard
from her trends lilo said, III you wait until gel %
post | will take you 10 house" She replied.
then sad Go to No 81 East Twenty street, Mrs
Du Bsrrys. and say that 0nicer Watson you
She there and found the woman Du Barry In tho
attached TO the house On telling her story
Mrs Du Barry said that IL all right and she could
remain there and showed her 10 u room, wncrc she
slept that night On the day the told
her that her room rent and board would cost $14
week. and in the conversation which iologed she
learned that the house was one oil III rcrut. W
Saturday night last Captain steers OF the Twenty.
ninth precinct, took the grl out Of tho house aud
brought her 10 tho Thirtieth street station house
where she has since remained Captain steers caused
the entire force OF his command TO DO paradcd before
her. when sho unhestatingIy identified Onlcer Smith
tho who had her 10 tho prisoner Du Barry
Tho captain made complaint before the Police Corn-
missioncrs against the officer and ordered
Detective dunlap 10 arrest MIRA Du barry
and all tue persons found the house
Yesterday afternoon the woman Du barry. wsh
Marie Andfcsson. Victor Rcnaus and August Schmidt
who found IN the place u the time Of the raid
were brought before Justice smith. The counsel foi
the prisoners. OF tho complain.
ant, elected the fact that sue 4 married woman,
being separated from her husband that she had sur
fcrcd insult while ~ the residences Of Mnac IN
Barry and that she knew nothing OF the character Of
the house beyond her own suspcionA The prisoners
were discharged
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SUMMARY OF LAW CASES.

Judge Van Brunt, who, during the last term, has
been holding Trial Term Part l. Of the Court OF Com
mon Pleas, yesterday finished the calendar. Every
case on his calendar called and tried.
on the motion made before Judge Donohue on Mon.
day for an order prohibiting the Judges the Marine
Court from entertaining supplementary proceedings n
decision rendered yesterday adverse the relator
in the case
In the matter of the insolvency OF the Arcadian Club
noticed in yesterdays HERALD, judge Donohuc made
an order yesterday directing the dissolution Of the
poration and appointing Mr. Robert j. Roosevelt
cciver OF the clubs property.
The case OF RUBIN vs.. tho Brewers and Matstcrs'
Fire Insurance Company was yesterday begun before
Chief Justice Shea, In Marine Court, Fart l. This *
OF series Of suits brought by plaintiff aga INST
various insurance companies dong business in this
city Tor damages by tire 10 his stock OF goods in
1873 and likely 10 occupy the attention Of the Court
during the remainder OF inc week. Ex-Judge Cardozo
appears for plaintiff ana Lewis Arnold io- defendants
In the matter OF the petition OF John J. Hannaiis, a
bankrupt Judge Biatchford yesterday rendered his de-
cison refusing to discharge the petitioner from bank
rupcy Il appearing that he kept no cash book, ledger
that account OF payments for that ported could be
shown.
In the United States Circuit Court, yesterday the
following named persons, previously found guilty
sentenced by Judge Benedict Charles Moore. assault
with da rcrous weapon, 81 inc ana thirteen months
Imprisonment IN the Kings County Pententiary; Aiex
ancr Strausc obtaining registered letters by OF
a forged order, eighteen months; DAVID Carbonc. con-
OF passing countcrfcit bills, four years IN Kings
County Pcniientiary
In Tho suit brought by J. b. Issacs against the
Board OF Education, reported in the HERALD, Judge
shea yesterday directed verdict for the plaintiff Tor
81, 423, the ground that the Board passed rcsou
March, 1915. to deduct $50 for dcfcic,cv the
balance be full for all due the work, and that
that action oycrrucd tho objection 10 Of
tIfcate set up on the part Of the city.
The argument IN the case OF the elder NettcIl. who
has been under examination before United States
Commissioner, ON Application Tor extradition on
charge OF committing orgcry in Austria, has been
concluded An important law question has been
raised TO whether the treaty reaches the offence
far the Documentary proof establishes any valid
charge against the accused, and this pohi the
Commissioner has taken the papers and reserved his
decision.
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the Plaintiffs counsel TO the effect that as neither OF
tile defendants have ncd briefs. he shall submit the
cases as they stand. There Is some msapprehcnson
on this point both the defendants having presented
briefs. shall be 1t the Special Term room Thurs
day next, Al haif-past ten A. NJ, At which Time re-
not with tho other papers
GalIand VS.. Rosenicid ct a.-In the case OF Bagley
vs. Smith. 10 \. Y. Reports, page $50, i was held
that partner may maintain at law against
another Tor breach OF tho copartnership
IN ao articles and sso. the
might be maintained before the expiration Of
the period for which the partnership was 10 continue
IL WAS further decided that the plaintiffs remedy Was
not confined TO an accounting IN equity am, there
tore unwilling 10 hold that the complaint IN this
ants counsel The complaint states conspiracy IN
substance, between the plaintiffs partner and the
other defendants to break up the partnership II the
complaint Il indefinite anu uncertain the remedy is by
motion. On the other point the defendant must how
ever prevail u appears the face Of the complaint
that the word company represented person who
was partner and that was n violation OF The statute
flaws 1861 chap. ISL II tho partnership illegal
no right could be acquired under It. In Swords vs.
owen, W How, H. IL was held that the prohibition
being against transactng business, renders unaw
full for any person Ia conduct his business under the
designation OF land Cor unless such addi-
ton represents an actual partner, and that such
person cannot mako any exccutory contract
whatever which can be enforced by HIM while using
such prohibited title. in Ofro0o vs.. Garyin How,
81 The fact was not pleaded defence and did not
appear on the face OF the complaint and 1t was held
that the statute did avail the defendant er Daniels
j. r. 94l Here itappcars the face OF the complaint
and can be taken advantage OF on demurrer. Judg-
ment Tor defendants demurrer, with l. ave 10 PLAN
tiis 10 amend On payment OF costs.
Galland VS.. SteOblns Of Awhile the complaint In
this action could have fully and explicitly charged
that the representations made by the defendant were
not only false IN fact but known TO be so by the de.
fcndant caunot agree with tho learned counsel tor
the defendant that the complaint does state acts
sufficient TO constitute cause Of action. The first
paragraph alleges that the representations we're re-
pcacd with like intent and 10 induce the plaintiff 10
purchase the stock; that the plaintiff pur-
chased rciying such REPRESENTATIONS and IL
is further alleged, substantially. that the painiifI
now admits that his representations were untrue This
seems 10 DO sufficient statement not only that the
representations untrue point OF fact, but that
the defendant knew them 10 BIO Demurrer over
ruled, With leave to defendant to answer payment
OF costs.
COMMON PLEAS-spEcIAL TERM.
BY Judge Van Brunt
Wooster w. The Forty-second street Railroad Com
pany.--Case settled
Schaefer vs. Observation-Disclosures settled.
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DECISIONS.

by Judge Donohue.

by Juuxc UonOhue.
Jessop vs. Downs. Order granted
Well vs.. ciL--Decree OF divorce granted TO plaintiff
Freeman vs. Ashley --lssceivcr appointed
LOWS vs. Tho Chicago and China Tea Company
Notion denied.
lie Roy vs. Webb; The Society for the Reformation
OF Javenile Deinuusnts Va Mylins ct al the matter
OF Austin; Conait Va Henson and Fardham Va
stevens. Granted.
Hall Va HaIl--party who served the summons should
be examined by referee.
NOTICE. TO TUE BAR.--The motion calendar for tho
rst Monday IN July vii! be taken up until wcdncs
day, July at twelve O'Clock when the entire calendar
will be called through.
All motions set down or noticed for Monday, July g.
will stand over until Wednesday. July 8, az twelve
O'Clock A. N.
SUPREME coUHT-sPKCrAL TERN.
BY Judge Larrcmorc.
Overhiser vs. Dean ct AL Findings and decree set
tied and signed.
BY Judge Lawrence.
Murray We. Armstrong pwo cases. Upon looking up
these cases for decision, ind memorandum from
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SANITARY MATTERS.

Tho following is extract OF tho weekly report Of
tho sanitary condition OF New York city FOR the week
ending Juno a. 1870 submitted 10 the Board Of Health
at It's regular meeting yesterday
There we're AS deaths reported in this city during
the week ending June "a, 1876, being decrease or
10 as compared with the preceding week and 10 less
than were reported during the corresponding week ~
hast year Tho actual mortality Tor the week ending
June IL was AL which represents nm annual death
rate Of Pip per 1000 pcrsons living tho population
estimated ut 1, 0C0, o47
Tho following Is comparative statement Of Of
contagious disease reported at tho Sanitary Bureau Tor
the two weeks ending June "a, 1876
- Week Endiay-->
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ATTEMPTED SUICIDE.

Yesterday morning John Mccabc, aged twentyiour,
or No IS Washington street, whic intoxicated jumped
overheard u pier 70 North RIVER Hs rescued By
Ofcer Stack Of the steamboat squad. whiIc the ON
Ger was wringtng out his clothes McCabc jumped il
again, and rescued second time BY the on5eer
Ho was then arrested BY OnicsS 0Connen and licked
up
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YORK HERALD WEDNESDAY JUNE 49, 1s7sTR1PLE SHEET

the once or Assistant Alderman and claim TO have
been elected 10 the occ, lnamuch the act esslat.
ing the Assistant Aldermen OF ohcc hid been de-
clared Unconstitutional
Mr. Ward, Of New York. appeared as counsel for De-
narest OF al, and Hon. Matthew Hale for the Attorney
General
Justice Wcstbrook ordered the matter 20 stand over
until the next special term to be held on the last Tues
day Of July next