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Bradford opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1874-1881, 1877-02-17
HOLLOWAY'S PILLS
Invariably cure the following diseasos:
DISORDER OF THE KIDNEYS.

HeRe 0H 1H11 HHHHRSo '1'
In all diseases affecting these organs, whether
they secree too much or too little water or whether
they be afflicted with stone gravel, with aches
and pains settled in the loins over the regions of tho
kidneys, these Pills should be taken according to
the printed directions, and the Ointment should be
we'll rubbed into the small Of the back at bedtime.
This treatment will give almost immediate relief
when all other means have failed
Bradford opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1874-1881, 1877-02-17
ROSWELL, r.hRNIIANl.
3. F, STANTON,

a TTORNEY AND COZ, a,iOR ~ LAW
~ Master ana solicitor in Chaucrry
Bradford opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1874-1881, 1877-02-17
PRICHAED & HAY.

HARDwARE, IRON. STEEL, COAL. NAILS,
IL Cutlery, Seeds, Glass, Betting, CordaGe, etc.
Wholesale and Retail. Main Street
Bradford opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1874-1881, 1877-02-17
G. L. BUTLER.

DARLOR, CHAMBER AND KITCHEN rURNI-
l. ture, Collins, Caskes, Robes. Caps, Plates,
Musical Instruments, ctc First door south Of
Trottcr Ious, Vain Street.
Bradford opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1874-1881, 1877-02-17
C. C. DOTY, ACT.

nfSTER AND ICE CREAM SALOON, FRUIT
" Confectionery, Soda, Light Groceries etc
Bradford opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1874-1881, 1877-02-17

Successor to II. Strickland),
T RON FOUNDER AND MACHINIsr. AND MAN.
i ufacturer of Agricultural Implements.
Bradford opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1874-1881, 1877-02-17
Cuisines G"rDs.
BRADFORD.
L. F. WHEELER

ID EAL ESTATE AGENT. LAND, MILLS. ETC.
III for sale.
Bradford opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1874-1881, 1877-02-17
j. II. GILMAN.

ItiloSEIB, Will ATTEND To All.
"' r.11it.. Iill writ. lu- ion liis mi
" si'-ia i-tlf'd if-d sired. No-sbiru, VI
Bradford opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1874-1881, 1877-02-17

ENoREIGN AND DOMESTIC DRY GOODS,
IL Gents Furnishing Goods, Hats and CAPS, Gro
reres, Teas, Sa!t, Fish, Pork, Lard and Country
Produce. Main Street.
Bradford opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1874-1881, 1877-02-17
G. N. STEVENS,
EATON G. CO.

'TNROTTERN HOUSE, BRADFORD, VT. CrA"b
l. to and from all passenger trains, day and might.
Bradford opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1874-1881, 1877-02-17
ORIN CAMPBELL. .J,,
e. H. ALLEN.

A TTORNEY AND COUNSELLOR AT LAW
"A Master and Solicitor III Chancory.
Bradford opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1874-1881, 1877-02-17
H. T. PELLSEURY.
DIR. @. II. STEVENS.

StURGEON DENTIST, HAS ALL THE MODERN
- Improvements. Also owns the Folsom Patent
for Orange County. which is of the greatest i'm
provements in Dentistry. Al work warranted equal
TO any done in the state. Olice Printing Ohcc.
Bradford opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1874-1881, 1877-02-17

4 TfOENEY AND COUNSELOR Al LAW
wells River, vi. Office with Judge Under
Bradford opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1874-1881, 1877-02-17
MEDICAL WONDER
Natures Remedy, Compounded from Barks, Roots
and Herbs, and is the Grea est Vitalizing
Blood Purifier yet Discovered.

BY the river upon the bank thereof shall grow all
treeg, and the leaf thereof shall be for
me e1iclne. .'-EZEKIEL, i7th Chap, l2th Verse.
Bradford opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1874-1881, 1877-02-17
MISCELLANEOUS.
VIZ. T. GEORGE.
LDGAR w. SMITH,

4 UCTIOSEER AND APPRAISER, TCPSIIAAf
n ". Orders promptly attended TO-
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EAST CORI.NTI.
r. F. GEORGE.

MASON WORK or ALL KINDS DONE IT,
lM Order. Fast C0'i:iih, VI.
Bradford opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1874-1881, 1877-02-17

j. *. DARLING.
A TToRNEY AT LAW, EAST C0hTSTn.
n Vermont
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1877-12-27

Judge shannon's Charges t6 the jury
Contain Some Important Informa-
tion on this Subject.
We give below the charges of Judre
shannon to the jury impannelled to decide
on the recent libel case tried in the district
court. 1t is clear exposition of the law.
and contains much valuable information:
THE TERRITORY OF DAKOTA,
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1877-12-27

course and character of candidate for puh.
lie Office" '0' pun
A criticism is one thing, and libel II
another. A comment, or Judgment passed
or expressed on acts done, or actual conduct
Is far different from false aspersion or a
malicious defamation. Criticism upon pnblic
men or officers, their actions, character. and
motives is not only recognized as legitimate
but large latitude and great freedom of eI,
preston permitted, SO long as good faith in.
spires the publication, and malicious ininrv
to reputation avoided. There are ca.e.
where it is clearly the duty of every one tn
spead freely what he may have to saw con.
cerning public officers, or those who NAV
present themselves for public positions
Through the ballot-box the electors apnrove
or condemn those who ask their sufftap.s
and however emphatic the condemnation
and upon whatever grounds. no action viii
lie therefor. Some officers, however. are mt
chosen BY the people directly, but desiens.
ted through some other mode of appoint-
ment: But the public have a right 10 b..
heard (by the appointing power) on the
question of their ssiections. and
they have the right, for such
reasons % seen to their minds sufficient
TO ask for their dismissal afterwards The
nave also the right to complain of Official
conduct affecting themselves, and to peti.
.lon ior redress OF grievances. A princi.
PAL purpose in perpetusting and guarding
the night OF petition Is 10 Insure 10 The NH
lic right to lie heard In these and the liLe
cases. To ilIustratc-in case 10 N.v
York, party Was prosecuted fora lihel
Contained In petiion signed BY him snd a
number OF ether citzeLs Of his country
and pfesrrt'd to the appointing power
PRAYING for the femovsl 6f the plaintiff
from The ofiic~ of distric, attorney Of the
eoun'Iy. shich ONCE, the petition charged
hs ~ss rsos,'tu'ing to private purpJs-s,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-06-07

stock issued under the act to reduce the volume OF I'm.
public debt, approved Doc ~ 1913, and which sha bs
found 10 be valid AMI b1d dde BY the commission 10 :.
yestigae tho same and he approved by the General AZ
senbly at it, next regular session.
THIRD: To pas other indebtedness Of tie Stae a.
may 10 ne Orted be valid and bona I'D hy the "a
commission, which n may BE- applied by the General
Assembly at TIA next REGULAR session. -
Fourth II the prOce' d of SAID TAX % mill. hs
Insufficient to meet al payments provided FOR the Al
preparation bin, tic Governor Is hereby nnihOr7sd u
bnrrOw on the credit OF the State sncs sum not a.,
cecdng 100000 "a may be necessary 10 meet such de-
hcency.
It will be- seen by the above that while direct Ar.
preparation made in The Appropriation bill for N.
payment Of interest the public debt yet theslevy
made and specifically appropriated fCT tat purpose
the Supply dill, the result virtually the sane
In the House tonight a resolution agreeing 10 npeaob
Associate Justice J. J. Wright for drunkenness va,
passed by tive thirds vote, and committee win be An
pointed 10 prepare articles Of Impeachment In IN.
mean time Judge Wright Is suspended from the ererciss
Of the duties OF his office.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-06-07

Justice Dvkman, IN Brooklyn, on Tuesday
granted permission 90 the NeyYork and sea ach Raj
road orc the roads to Concy slanl to lie
track Of the Brooklyn BATH AMI Coney Island Railroad
Company, track Yesterday morning about 10 mcn
Who are employed by William H. Beard the contractor,
began 70 lay tneir rails NJ to the track preparatory 20
ed.ctug "a crossing EX-Naycr GuntAcr, thc President
q the Brooklyn, Bath and COncy Island Company, al
once Sent about the same number OF To- the sp0
with Instructions 20 maintain position at the point on
the track where the others wished 10 make crossing
A. trouble seemed imminent, NJ. Guntler visited the
Police Central once aud asked ios detail of policemen
saving tlat he intended TO keep possession OF bis track
Ahudi doIru IOactineiP ana tHO Il. tcCtiFrs uude
capt Mac &cilar command, req iIti Go The sp" Wch
j. al Mc,g- I'LL. or ConOytrs-ilH' They found tdc
two gangs Of latOIeI@ pushing each other about tire
tracks, hur showing 100 inclination To come 20 blows
GuutleTs uru 81 ltrgth O.iained e position Oh Tie
trcA. which the contractors con noi Sl1he Tho Others
awIs men. expecting O. max" timer attack IN
ih. sypn.uc. M GguihcF however, had 30 ii.e
time OBJ. iin-., u rluucun Brooa.yu from Justice
Gilbert. when c served TINS NJ Beard the later
Withdrew lis iueI t0 await inc decision OF tine courts
TOE policemen returned home az pciOch MI Gurihcr
siid d, -t tnt be h1o rIvcu the Sca Beach Company
o. the track ~ hey obtained good it.c
o. fa,ir trrInnu, "a Bay Ridge TINS !3i been falsely
represented Go the C1t 4,ii been un tHtd. HOu that
tc court .G .r.ntcd urcr Co. make tlc cosslug Ir
irt.ct 0y RESIST their crossing thc POI TJtd tD
waic Ie mad the franchise. W 20 rDsiau them at
this point tLat ne bad oat iiacd ,hc Injunction.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-06-07
ono GREENBIcK CONVEN1I0N

CoIrMBUS June G.-The State Grcenback
Convention met here to-day. Thirty delegates were
present 4 platform adopted, vi which the follow
ing J.. a summary
throughout the entire country labor, the creator OF all
wealth, either uucmpioy eel nrdenied slus reward and
y eros LEGISLATION and m,luauagtlnent OF the national
finances A. ueit,cr the Republic nor Democratic party
propose any plan Of relief, the convention deems a. wise
to affirm ,ilc principles ca the National independent
paItV which supported Cooper and Cary me unconi-
t.uutI repe.l Tho Specie Resumption act or Jtl H.
1870 demand ana the arrest 0 the present plan OF
crnfrazauou n - the pIerOlat9e OF the Fe eral GOV
eutmrnt only supply currency. ana all moneys,
whe her paper ai should be issued 10y and bear tile
stamp Of The Government. Paper money ISSUED by
tir Government. male receivable Tor al Ms
dues. legal tender IN payment OF all debts
ana utcrcOuyertihc INTO bonds btallne an
euuablr l,ie interest, viii Afford the best circulating
u'.dlnm ever discovered All banks Ut issue should nc
sbosbed There snOuld be em1uetzaOn of the silver
dollar and the making tender for the payment
OF aii bonds, bat there shOu he no Issue OF bond,
fo the purchase of silver bullion i0r coinage. Inric
should be taxation of |. = bonds. retn1clent of the
law taxing incomes and Development 90 the resources
of the country that labor may be fuily ana proh;Oly
cDploy I'd and general welfare established AMI secured
The following ticket Was nominated:
GOrtrn0r-Stcphen johnson.
lieutenant % rcJTOr-John H. Powell.
Treasurer John Jenkins.
Supreme Judgc-Samuel T. ADAMS
Cfsrk NuUfeDqe COMt-Charies T.. bOnsall
4 Horue,- GeHcyai-M Marshall -. Wagner
leg,b.r Of me BO0jd Of PUbitc HOTks-JacOb Rbbett.
school COGlB.iSS. 3aer-l. Logan.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-06-07

With nearly 100000 tons of ice in their
warehouses tne ice companies OF this city feel abuii-
danty PREPARED 10 assist in solving the problem, now
to keep cool" The price of ice Is unusually low ana the
prospects favor cheap rates throughout the season ~
the oucpnc OF Summer last year ice sold for - Ton
wholesale or to extensive consumers and mt 90 cents
hundred pounds al retail The present prices are -
ton for large quantities. ana 80 cents hundred weight
FOR family consumption I've did not harvest inIl
cron by any means ths season. said leading zee deaef
Yesterday s the quality. Owing T. me Idl-e guam
ilfr Of anw lee good last Fears NcNefieea- we
tul II sstry, owing 10 ihc nara Times, u
cut down our old rates tiink the ,nlce
viii Use as the summer adNaLce,, bui IL VIII
hardly 20 above - 30 :On for ARE c0hsieIs ana -
cents a hundred for small quantities" Ah1tlel CtalcE
ihousit there m abundant supply ON mana "f Tue
coIn'g year. I'VE gathered more mn Two tuuS Tor
each MIN. HuIu'u, ana enid m Ncw-N"rk, ana Ihite
durnil;y h.s.acs. rea drain - made upon oar soc"
every wcc 81 rut-Ot0w resorts ana 10y tle sttain>t p
exporting American bee. 90 foreign markets, sh tlS
gentlaa added tUat tie Ice dealers wJui pfOba-
ly SON a.rCc upnn UaOrn rates 20 h charged oul hc
dd rot afcacud an scr0u- change n inc present cA-
tra0rnaiiy low pritcs The .cadng member OF hi;l
whose warenCti,c the NOrtH River cA1Hlnci wat
NAMES without consultation. II thought thu; ny
placing the PR, low large retail tsade couid re So
cursi aid u;oat realized. Tue results mus Lar
seemed Ia have confirmed t.is View az almost every
grocery aud Icsgri!t odd iCc ~ small qliiltcr
while The sccts trtyccd by ped.i,ir I'M zee ~
WhfcihaIrow. They oercd 70 for sale ia almost any
quantity.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-06-07

ElECIoy or oF3lCrRs AND 0PLNING SERVICES.
The sevcnty-tilsI annual meeting OF The Cen
era SYNOD O. g., .!,.olmed lIchl Church was 81 cned
in tic Rev D.. O9u.tou's church, al Twenty list
anu F..th-.ye. yesterday afternoon The number OF
deeeates present w4,u The roA called was d. but
before the close o. .hc meeting h.s number was i'll
creased 20 10 Gle ~ an ana elders HiO come from all
lrts Of the United states Tao follow NJ III, err We're
elected: President, Rev. =. W. Clark OF Albany;
Adiiesscr Dr. l. Harley o. Cuca; Clerk tie Rev p j..
Van Cleo. -. D.; Permanent Clerk tie Key. " y. Ten
EvCr u. D.. Temporary tltlHs, the Key. Ac,aIs. L.
Van Hcrvecu AMI j. G. Garrison.
The Rev. H. VI. Clark. taking the cNair SId ih1t ne
came before The SyVG WIKI ce icc HE e." tif t-ph-
siu;y that Icssd apou him a. the PRESIDENT ani hc
felt sure h9t he would have me heary sympathy nd
cc0rerc On Of his felOvHtCl IL closing ms "ioit
address he siOhe OF tuc late revival ~ Albany,
TIE hours Of meeting Whar inc SYNOD is ID
session were decided upon Is iou"s; IoiHii session,
9 a. u. e. $50 T. W afternoon, - J.J1: evening SEES
sion 10 begin III O'clock. Tue c}uId VIII adjourn on
Thursday The key. lr PsrEcr TIC b.Nd Ifc'cheF 81
U3bOl,ru moved thaf E3,f hour ~ noon hc SET apart
for PRAYER during TIE cnti.c session, al 1lc D jloA was
carried. committee appointed 10 prepare ai'i al
minister the dele gates the sdCi&M'ut 81" tAc Ll O.
Supper. Dr. ". Duryec was appointed 20 denver me
communion sermon. These services Wa! hc ou> ifed
t.Is evening at OCloC The i.cF Or. Andrew Murray
Moderator 81 the Synod Of ihc Reformed iDucl Church
q! the Cane OF Good HOPE who l. dc.cgdt- 10 the I'd
Inlreh Convention, mas been commissioned g. r.'rc-
sent the Cnucn of South Africa at tn nee, NJ ~ TIE
General S,nar. ID this city Fla. nng has been sct
apart Tor the reception ~ COt.e.rJA h& Cotsdcs ana
IL il expected that d. NuIr2! WIZ dddrv3 t >iLHd "a
that evening II is stated that there arr 10 cAciilnE
questions church puity TO come up before iar synod
OF tie vGioU, boards. ia tle evening Ac members at
tended services conducted 10y the Rev. Dr. Thomas.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-06-07
RvssINs FOREIGN RELATIONS.
AN ANSWER sEST 70 TIE BRITISH NoIE-IHE
NATURE OF TIE AUSTRIAN AGREEMENT.
LONDON. Ihnr.laE. Jne Z. ls17

AN ANSWER SESI TO TIE BRITISH NolE-lHE
NATURE OF TIE AUSTRIAN AGREEMENT.
LONDON, Thursday, June :, 1877.
The Timcs'S special dispatch from Vienna
announces that the representatives OF the Guaranteeing
Powers in st. Petersburg have been informed that Count
schouv.a is bearer Russa's answer 10 Lord Derbys
note and that il is hoped the contents of that answer
will Ice deemed satisfactory by the British Government
Tie rim, SIS correspondent adds "Noue OF the otter
Governments having answered te last Russian Crcuaf
there wa no occasion for Russia 70 return to the subject
st the Russian Government has never failed to repeat
that mott was further from ITS intention than to clam
the exclusive right of settling the question; nut that
having achieved it, task OF reducing the Turks to obed
once il meant 10 ac i'm concert with the other Powers IN
bringing about lasting element"
comrlcte understanding between Russia ana AUSTRIA
which Is reported By some, only DE said to exist
vii hin proper limits, namely, that Russia has undouo
cdy been made thar certain contingencies woMd
he deemed contrary Inc interests OF Austria, ana she
las ana doubtless viii cndelgor 10 keep clear OF these
but this is very different thing from an agreement ~
10 the future solution of TIE Eastern question: in when
Austria mere perhaps than any other Power j. CON
cerned to uphold the concert OF the Powers.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-06-07
THE SESSION OF THE GRAND LODGE.
r,rcrtoN OF TRUSTEES OF THE HALL AND ASYLUM

Urand
ne anntsbiA OF this State resumed yesterday
morning The attendance very large, and there
were very few vacant seats either in the body OF the
house or on the platform. Several amendments to the
statutes were proposed the most important OF whch
were In reference 10 reduction of the pay OF the rep
resenatves from s. day. at present, to - day,
while IN actual attendance at the Grand Lodge. Johh
W. Sebbns of Rochester presented resolutions 10 the
effect that the salary the Grand Secretary including
clerk hire IL any, and services rendered the Board
Trustees OF the Hall and Asylum Fund.- should ne nhed
AT % OOO that appropriation should be MADE TOT the
present year masonic boards OF fcnet tlat no SALARY
or EXPENSES the Grand Lecturer should be pald D te
Grand Lodge during the present wear hut the odYes u
string his services should provide Tor the necessary eN
penses this officers visit The resolutions were referred
10 the proper committees .., o.,
Tie District Deputy Grand Masters requested 10
maze one for each district committee Ia consider ue
nomination Of trustees OF the han ana asylul luhi'
Alter "a recess James W. simOnOn presented ~ cainl
dates ZachaYiah DccrlcA OF New-Iolk Harvey falflh-
ton q! BROOKLYN. and Pinto Remington OF Hon. III Was
decided after spirited discussion 10 ballot Tor THESE o-
Gers, representative OF lodge having lhe sdic
number of votes az is provided by the constitution az hc
election of Grand Master Charlie, ID. Brown and J0hn
Boyd were added to the list Of candidates CHRISTOPHER
g. Fox Past Grand Master, also was nouluhteu nut ne
clneG 10 pcrfnt his 10 b" used. The beiiot was
then ordered and the following candidates were eeCteu'
Zlcnaah Dederick. Harvey Harrington, ana fHo i'ohi
mg.On. 49,. -, o,t,oo
Tne REPRESENTATIVES of the Grand Lodges OF other
Sfatc- were received with the grand houms. NIlah A.
Woulrun presented the reuoTt Of the ComnlssO.eIs ui
Appea +, ana several recommendations were a,"Sp'u'
Ile session will bc resumed at o'clock THIS morning.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-06-07
MIR. ELLIS TO SAVINGS BANK TRUSTEES

Superintendent Ellis of the Bank Department
has s>ucd ciIcur the trustees oi saving, banks iu-
clo. CODY ol tie amendments 10 tle General savings
Bank act passed recently by the Legislature in regard
TO The reduction OF interest 10 pr cent ne writes
"Diyi lends which are declared OF before June 80,
l--T for the cGrr,ut months ending Ht tlat oar
u4y at tLc rafc ui 5A per cent per dhhul ID c
trustees 81 any saving, bank order But III thc o-
lob OF ,Ae Attorney ,ro neral, and aiicf Ju' l. I-'
no dividend declared ard paId by saFiH-s banks
tXtec..n- ,lc Idtc OF i've ucI cc4t per year
Tro cir ular also calls attention 10 Tho requirement 81
report for Juy each Year Wei a. iOi Jan J. ana 10
the dut OF the examining intcc OF trustee, 20 III
vest gals. ao. Otnrr assets the present yallc O NOR
ei premises which savings bauEs have ioans, ana
also the value al dl Other ID est te owned 10y
the bauK than btnkhOu-e ANA lot ti Ellis desires rUs
tees % the ainendm NJ which cont iupiatcs the
more ri-OloHs It searching examination 81 the liabil-
t.es Of savings banks especially the amount due de-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-06-07
A GANG OF FoRGERs IN TROUBLE.
AccUMrLArRD EVIDENCE PROCURED AGAINST II

ACCUMULATED EVIDENCE PR CURED AGAINST THO
DEALERS IN FRAUDULENT CHECKS.
The arrest of William Smith. alias George
Iuxtou Michael II. Lorns, alas Walker alias Cumn-s.
etc. aud John Jones. charged with sWindine a great
number Of merchants by Of fraudulent checks,
has broken up OF the best organic and most aGrot
gangs OF swiuGeTs that have been work in this city
for a long time. Already SIX charges have been made
against two of the prisoners Jones has not yet been
identified 10y any merchants rs having sNl1dled them.
and be Temanded yesterday by Justice Duy al the
jefferson Market Police Court mtil today. rhc other
prisoners were committed, Smith in default OF $4,000,
and I0rng in default of $1,000 bail There arc two
charges against smith and four agant Lon9 The vic
tnzed merchants al appeared III court yesterday alter
ternOou and made adayits OF c ingenious manner IN
which they had been dcirauded The plan pursued by
the swinders call an intended victim ana pur-
chase A bill OF goods. Then they would give check
for larger amount than the hin called for and were
paid the amount III cash Tie checks were al pro-
dueed in court and most skiliuy executed, GER
tilted with bank stamp aud Signature aud were clc-
work Ot an accomplished gang Of foIScri.
james II. White OF No Caaihain-s a9iG mace aiAia,
vi, that smith, who gave he nanco o. J. LuN on ta
at HE store on May p and looked at some ana
other goods renaTlnC that ne engaged go putting
mn bfildin.- I'm PiaInaeld n j. lie then went away.
and returned May 81 and selected sood7 Naued ~
IL wIf4 ne Wtr ccaed eecf for 3s5 dawn
on the Tenth National Bank and signed }. H. Martin
Co aud paid the difference In cash lhe cGcch Wa>
pr0uoHced worthless Icy tic teller OF tie bank no sucA
firn keeping IN account there smith, wien asked by
the isdge said be real estate agent OF Nc"Josey
and mad nothing TO say The Judge hc!d nhn on tuls
In nlxt co,Hraint against Smith was made nv Isaac
C. VaIdcifuit OF 30. - Fulton-st slith VISITED Mr.
VaudeIut May - and made purchase a goods
To- $50. s..1ed - g. Parker q Co." the Murray
i'll Bank. Hc Was pdd 500 GA account oi tAe tlHei
der which "a failed 10 90. THIS che was also bogus
and on the charse hc was hs Ia ID fSoOo Dill ,i.
The hrst complaint as|insi L",'ns Eao ,aPiaISSnlS
operated actively was made ~ J"hn n Hc.'htt