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The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1877-05-08
HstSl BaVue1.

CHIcAoo. May The Trit""es ~.
Paul .p-.isl ssys the GreennAn House,
= three story frame hotel, burned this
morning. The fire broke out IL sn out
buildisg, quickly communicating with
lhe mAIn structure. % tnst few guest
could secure any property. Only . lev
were injured in Psr.oh, and they but
slightly. Some sdjscen: baildlngs ssrs
.lso 10 iured. Total lo.s, $4,000; issus-
aacs $1,000 Il i. mentioned - . Gu.
,ious fsct thst ksis Carton and the
troupe with which sbs 10 travelling. hsd
Engaged rooms 10 this hotsI for Thur
day next.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1877-05-08
New Yorn Custom H.ase lsSestisa.
StOn.


Ngw YORK, May 7-During the Gus
tom house investigation to-day, Ar. Jay
handed letter 10 Mr.. Robinson, who
beckoned to Mr.. Turnure. and the three
went Ia secret conference on 10 contents
Tue writer signed he right name a. thu
communication. but 81 course the com.
mlssior .rs would not reyesl II 10 the re-
poncrs, nor would they hint ~ the No.
ture OF the lnlorni,tion he impaired. II "
known, however, that the COZ respondent
makes bold aud sweeping charges Of cor
rup,ion against the hesds uf nearly oil
OF the depar .ments, mentioning each OF
them b. nsms, ard offers 20 swear to the
truth oI bis assertions and 10 bring other
testimony to oorrobora,e his own. The
commissioners laughed sl Tia lstter st
irst. but they sitcrwsrds decided 10 cor /.
.ult tho collector. The Is ter wns shown
tue document, and he wS overheard g
say that il whould not be acting fairly
tJwnJd tho p"rsoLs against whom
he charges wer. made " conduct
examination of them 10 public. Their
character we're st stake snd ought not 10
b, publicly asssiled on such svidenc-.
Acting on this suggestion tho commis.
sion.rs retired 10 an inner room sbd
summoned Mr.. Jacob OF tho Auditor
office bsiors them. His examination
presumably bsd reference " the matter
con tanned IN he letter. and lasted about
twerty minutes, when the commissioners
rcapIrnred. Mr. Robinson said, that 10
ali for the pressn', Mr.. jacob, ,oms other
time.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1877-05-08
Renaissance of the Priva-
teer Sumter.
Adjournment Of Ohio Leg
islature.
St, Clairsvi[le Railroad in
Operation to Quincy
Consolidation of Pension
Agencies.
The Wheeling Office Dis
continued.
Resolutions of American
Reform League. >
New York Custom House
Investigations.
81. ClafrHYilIa Railway.

ST. CLAIRsvILLE, May Z, 1923 P. NJ.
Special to the Register:
The st. Clairsville railway is in suc-
cesstul operation, making connectioLs s
with all passenger trains on the Balti-
more road at Quincy, four miles west Of
Bellsire. 7,
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1877-05-08
rurL,.h Tr-.s.ess % lsss<sss~s.
Ohio LsGfs1AloIe.

COLUMBUS, May T. Governor Yolng
ser, " 81. senate IN day the name. o.
Harry j. WAi,, OF Hamilton cyabty, -
b. cUnmi-,io er Of tho newly created
Bureau o: L.bor Statistics; Jas- = Jsn-
rinc.. Of A'hsn.; Ch.,. IA. II. Hare, of
Noble, AID lsase Wiensr. oi Monroe
counties, 20 be cOmmi,.Iohert to pr,cnrs
and !Ocate The site 10: . tvb,cco ware
hc,ss, ali o. which we're eoGsrmed
Tee General Assembly adjourned thu
morning. mar dc. having been in 'es'ion
lIh tHYs
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1877-05-08
Atheeliue geaister.
c.n e!asrJ g'ster'a9 al io's'

,o-s.ter today ,0aH be partly
b northsast 10 noTthwest so'ads,
''' ",-, ,smOsramre and light rain.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1877-05-08

ATHENS, May THE recruiting lists
OF the Greek army reserve have been
completed. The class for men between
the aRes of thirty and forty years fur
nishes 100000.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1877-05-08
Philadelphia Exhibition.

PHILADELPHIA, May THE cere-
monies at the opening OF the permanent
international exhibition Thursday will be
most impressive and will be held in the
center Of the main building. The ex
hibits, it is thought, will De in their
allotted places by the tenth. According
to the programme Presiden, Hayes and
the cabinet officers will be present, re-
turning to Washington Thursday night,
CHICAGO, May Tine official report
of the surrender OF Crazy Horse puts
the whole number OF surrendered In-
diars at $50, of whom 2l7 were men.
Two thousand ponies were also given up,
and III stands of arms. Other fire arms
are known 10 be in their possession.
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Plan of ytsitatton Adopted ~ ASath
ern Nc ethodtst Btsh0Ds.

NASHVILLE, My The college 4
Southern Methodist Bishops compietcd
ih. p al OF spiscopsI vi-itstions !or the
ensurn, year ~ follows: Blsbop Marvin
Will hold the western 81 Lpu1, Missouri
Indian mission, Southwestern Mpsou1
aud Mississippi conferences; Bphop
Keener, West Virginia, north Alabsms,
Memphis, north Mi,si.ippi and
Alabama; Bishop Pierce, norm
Georgia .oulh Georgia and Florida
Bishop KsvsnAugb, Illinois, Lou''.
81 10. ArkansD, White river ard
Little Rock; Bishop Dogge,,, Tenns,-
zee; Bishop Hoisten, Virgins, Norh
Usroiins, and south Csroiins; Bishop
NcTyre, Denver, Columbi, Pacific, lie
Angelo. and Baltimore; Bishop PANE
Kentucky. Germ.n Mission, aud Lyu'si.
ana, Bishop WIgnlmsn holds ali TeIs'
conferences; China mission 10 charge oi
Bbhop Mann; Mexican and Brazil nh.
.ious In chsrg. OF Bishop kesner. The
Board ol Mission. of the Southern N
h. Church, appropriated $1,000.
rurhish Tve.sw~ss sG 1sssestsss.
WAsHrsGIoS. May 7.-DVpstches
from Con..sn,inople su,borzs ths Turk
i,h legation 10 declare that the new. OF
the persecution Of the Christian Villages
On the righ, bsnk OF the Danube. 10 With.
out foundation. In 40 isr ~ regards the
bad treatment oi I.rssiites 10 GsngsSo.
the lagation ststs, tha, there ere Do
Turkish inhabitants or troop. occupying
that town. which ], under the COVERT
m N, OF bucharest Tls lsrsslrs. have
equal rights IN Turkey with ali 0'hsr
Ottoman subiscts, OF vbatsyef religion.
and The Sultan hs, nomif aied DAVID
Chon, al I.rss.its, a. . Senator OF the
sEnpIre.
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Russain Defeat

PERA, May l. The news ofthe Russian
defeat Al Bstoun and the capture Of
three cf their guns hes heen confirmed
by letter received yesterday. Every.
thing tends to show, however, that the
Russians are very strong in Asa and are
likely 10 advance quickly.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-01-06
CHANGES ORDERED IN CITY THEATERS.

RESULTS OF THE INSPECTION BY THE DEPARTMENT
OF BUILDINGS.
An inspection of all the places of amusement
In this city has been made under the direction Of the SUI
perintcndent of Buildings and each examination has
been completed order has been served on the pr0pe
tors managers stating the alterations deemed neces-
sary, and requiring the changes be begun within five
days The following is summary Of the results OF the
inspection:
In the METROPOLITAN Theater q new stairway Or
dered and it necessary Obtain order of court
before the work begun. Some independent exits
directed 10 be made in the Olympic Thcater but
the order having been dsr for five days he
Will he brought before the
No alterations considered necessary at NIbO and
the Fifth Avenue Theaters.
At steinway and Chickcring Halls few changes were
made without waiting for directions from the Building
Department.
Tie improvements suggested Mt The Union Square and
New Broadway Theacrs have already been caupetcds
Extra means OF exit from the second ANA ii.d hil-
comics of the Park Theater on the south side Of the 6-
At wsllacks Theater the staircase on The routherly
side Is to be strengthened. three windows the gallery
are TO be cut down TO the floor and connected with e
roofs Of the adjoining buildings. and the iron Sat :
between the orchestra chairs aud Parquette are 10 DC re-
moved
The stairwav in the northwest corner Of Booths The-
ter Is to De continued down 10 Twcaty-th,rd-st.
built To the me1Zanine boxes and 10 the galley ,
An exit from the sttdt Theater tho sou'hery side
OF the building, has been ordered. light sl! = 20 he
opened on the same 'ic e4iia passa-SNayS ar 10 re
cut III each balcony and exits O De constructed from
thc dressihg-rOOns I" me fN"s 90 a'laerh' "uu "
In the Lyceum cltcr the sIifcaics ca Glc sac OF
the gallery are 10 De e0pcned aud the first GALLERY Is 10
be supported by gr!tr.
cisco Mnsres nal Is ordered AID ne passage IN the
Broadway side is to he enlarged.
At the Partisan Varieties, one nibw on e. NJ o.,
the auditory Is ordered To bo c' down to the Fer "a
connected with the adjoining yard By ,tcps Tn S-'
TO be properly fastened to The floor ana Oie,ug
is TO be made at tho westerly side OF me e'l.cf.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-01-06

to believe It was due to the Commodore's superior
management and sagacity that such stocks as the
Central and Hudson and Lake Shore had been able
to withstand the general depression II matters not
that the Lake Shore Company openly acknowledged
that the declaration Of Il per cent dividend TOOK
the last dollar Of its pretended earnings and that IN
ten hours later than this sum was lost to the
company by an accident which perhaps Womb not
have occurred had the expenses for maintenance
of roadway been larger. and the supposed proflts
therefore less. Ii matters not that the central ana
Hudson Road is blocked with trains which cannot
be Drop. rly moved because the motive power of the
company has become crippled by the practice OF a
nigCardly economy. All of this, and more too, is 70
be overcome In the stock market by the death OF tho
man who heretofore was the bulls" hero Truly
the world moves. and too to-day did stocks, mod
erately. in response to this new idea.
The opening was not particularly brilliant. except
for the Hannibal and ct. Josephs, which rapidly adj
yanced TO 1913, for the common and 30 for the pre-
felred but the genuine speculation is so limited that
even the scheme for the betterment of this property,
which was published this morning, was msuficient
to sustain the prices, which at the close had re-
turned to 1884 and 27i2 respectively. We arc now
automatically advised that the story that Mr. sidney
Dillon is TO assume the Presidency OF the H. * 81 j.
is absolutely without foundation. Lake Shore,
after opening at 56ls and selling at 5Gas, remained
steady until after midday, when it advanced to %,
closing at 56os. Michigan Central did better in
holding lis rise at 477s, after having sold ut
47l2a47LQ4S. Central and Hudson at first was
heavy at 10IG10O3i, but suddenly it was wanted
in lots Of 100 shares and rapidly that il sold at
IO2It closing at 102. Erie improved L per cent,
and sold at 934210. Rock Island received the
special attention of the patty 80 that
its price advanced from 1Ol in the morning, with
few buyers to 1919. The st. Pauls were higher;
common at 207sG21a202, and the preferred at
533.QJ4l4QJf The coal shares were not 30 strong,
although Central of New-Jersey, after selling at
36lt rallied at the close to 1864, its opening price.
Delaware, Lackawanna and Western declined from
ISL, to 10 rallied to 1855, and closed 7j3s Western
Union was unusually active and subject to
FREQUENT fluctuations the extreme prices, however:
firm NJ prices comparing with the last ones OF 80
terdav M follows: Adyances-Ero, NOrth-W estern,
Western MON and American Express each = Mich
ian Central and Ohio and Mississippi each IS Han
nIbaI and ST. Joseph preferred, Lake shore, st.
Paul common end preferred, and United states TX
press each -; Northwestern preferred. Illinois Gem
trail aud Pacific Mail each s.; Wells, Fargo y Co.,
a; Central aud Hudson, Is, and Rock Island per
cent. Declines-Wa bash, Il Hannibal and ~ Jo-
scph Morris and Essex. and Adams Express each 4,
and CnlOn Pacific per cent. The following taDIe
shows the
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-01-06
THE COURTS.
RING SUIT PROSPECTS.

John D. TOWNSEND NOT YET RETAINED Bf TWEED
WOODWARD TRACING swEENY's PROPERTY TO
HUGH SMITH AND JOHN j. BRADLEY.
Currency was given yesterday to a false re-
mort that John d. Townsend had been retained by Will
liam W. Tweed defend him in the future in place OF
David Dudley Field. The report was said to have been
authorized by Tweeds secretary Foster Dewey, but I'M
doubtedly arose from the OF Mr. Townsend in
settling the affairs of Woodward in satsfac-
tory 10 both the defendant and the prosecution The
noupcement that Mr. Townsend has been retained to
say the least premature. 1t may be done, but certainly
Mr. Townsend knew nothing OF the matter yesterday
afternoon II is true that learning that Woodward
had been captured ard had retained Mr.. Townsend,
Tweed Immediately for Mr. Townsend, but il is not
believed that the lawyer hcreupOn retained at once
TIE success OF Mr. Townsend in the Woodward ease and
his relations other prominent counsel engaged In the
P,ng sults make his services especially desirable to
Tweed in the arrangement % any settlement by which
Tweed may peace and the exposure Of certain
corrupt persons still in authority may be effected which,
II is understood the counsel for the people insist upon
be thought IL Is therefore
likely that the report OF Mr. Townsends retention may
eventually prove correct. but II certainly is not
Elhir A. Woodward visited the city yesterday for the
arst time since his release. and engaged Ill fOrmu
atny some OF the evidence which he is To give in the
Sweenv and Connolly Ii understood that Wood
ward Will be abe to establish that much of the property
of Sweeny held in the names OF Hugh smith ana JOIN
Bradley and that Sweeny still living in spiendOr at
No Rue SOferinO, Paris, the income OF real estate
u this city held by HUN SMITH Woodward, IN CONVEX
expressed himself grained at the COnsidefate
and even kind way in winch he had been met by old
friends IN Connecticut and III this city He felt that he
had deserved tins treatment and understood 10 DC
SIMPLY a recognition and commentator of has later act
in resolving to repair far possible the mischief
which he had helped 10 do in the past.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-01-06
CIVIL NOTES.

pv consent of the persons interested Y. B. Sadler
has been substituted receiver of MI Hembods estate for
/ 1rask deceased IN the suit Richard H. Griffin against
Chambers.
The trial of the suits of Gano against McCunn and
against McCunn being the suits over the estate OF
the late Judge McCunn, continued yesterday before
Judge in Supreme Court special Term almost me
whole beng consumed in reading dispositions as 10 Tue
restonship Of some Of the claimants the late Judge
Judge Speir, in Superior :Court, Special Term,
aned yesterday order Of reference TO take proof OF the
facts In the Margaret Fitzgerald against Edward Fz
gerald The suit Is for nmS1 avSfse an On bana dr.
ard says that before the birth OF the nrs Oh the
children her with pistol and that since 5hat
and actual violence nave increased uhu Id
March last, he abandoned her
In the suit of Ellen Dufie, Administrative of John
DUNE against the Mechanics and Traders National BANK
Judge ponohue in Supreme Court Chambers has directed
reference John Due contractor and deposited con
ntv tor ,dvaness made 70 him by the bank plaintiff
bank has received enough 70 repay thoSe AL
ysnces, and aaks an accounting
In the mit of the Victory Webb Printing Press
Company London against Henry Ward Beecher and Others
trustees The Christian Publishing Company for the
poe press contracted for several years ago WIN many
yesterday supreme Court chambers De
mite IL is claimed that the contract made many years
that Of the present trustees are %
be clearly The court reserved It's decision
In Supreme Court Circuit before Judge Van Brunt
Of Joseph against Aeron and Others was
TIED yesterday The plaintiff claims that IN Is ne owned
than fourth shares Of company IN which the
defendants were also ineL estel and had ta am IA end
common funu thty Pruni7IiI
paw hm certain share proceeds and ms salary lie
all except s2s04, Tor winch ne now SUES no
tense a denial. jury IOuhu i'i
plaDuf for 81 922 So.
The suit of Richard w. Van BenschOten and Others
James Wight others before Judge Dono
hue yesterday in Supreme Court Chambers on motion 10
make the definite aud certain The plaintiffs arc
children NJ Martha Van Benschotep daughter OF Richard
Wight Wight died last July and by his VIII t e
bulk three OF his children ignoring ne on
spring his children This sult IN io V pal
uuon q property this city, is brought To test he
that will plaintiffs claiming that II was obtained ny ihuo
Influence when grandathers mind was weakened ne
M that the made in 1864 and mas Dceh
on proved and al undue influence DecOn wac IT,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-01-06
CITY PAYMENT FOR SUPPLIES.

In Supreme Court Circuit, before Judge Van
Worst the tra OF John II. McCabe against the
MAYOR &C. begun yesterday The involves $40 and
An important principle. The Boan Of Charities and Correc
tiou after advertisement contract 70 T. Megnaut TO
simply among other things 1000 pounds OF cheese Meg
au McCabe the cheese The latter refused TO
tusi Megnaut but the cheese To the board with bill
Al Megnat prce. Megnault drew the money and dd noe
Nee insists that
The goods the department with his own bill the CITY IS re-
Bile to NM since accepted ami used his goods
lnc that they his The counsel Tor the ciy
that he deliberately Nth knowledge OF te contract
lpued the goods behalf Of the contractor, and the cltN
was therefore ed in considering them as the con
tr eds and paying tie contractor for them Judge NaH
Worst adjourned the al 10 Monday. Yard q Furong ap
peared for the plaintiff I. l. StetsOa f0r the city
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-01-06
DFCISIONs-JAN 5.

Supreme Court Chdmbrs-By judge Lawreucce e:.,
Sfezta ag The MayOr-Order granted Wehle agL pfeat
southern RAILWAY Company &c.I wish 70 see COUNSEL IN
We matter Of Murphy1his should before udRe Doouo
~ pres ing Judge Dlvs-Cartor agt hynes ct a.; oiOe
@ agt Fitch anO-Orders granted Drfsler agt AIons
Uer denying granted Blevin OIL Company agL Inc
Union Petroleum CompanyOrder granted denying mOuoh
BY Judge DODOhUe-Bradley agt Mcdonald; barley @gt
Nooris jr Matter Of Mew.-OTders granted Curtis agL
Van Norman Fowler agt Blodgett agt same GflHn
~ HelmO0ld HemhOlz agt Hanna -Granted Mater Vi
ssH9 states Railway Ticket Prin Company BsnDerset
~ Hysms-Receyers appointed Brown agL Soodwln.1
snoNanoe 500 sbley agt same. &c-Demed splcer aBI
npcef--Decree Of divorce granted.
by Judge Van NOrsJ0sephL ct a. agt HeymAn OF a.
shdlngs signed.
BY Judge arremore-he Hebrew Benevolent and orphan
Gped
Superior C0wt-Special Term-By Judge Speir.-
uiahd ag Cunningh granted with $40 costs
aasy Agt Dickel ct al; zimmerman agt knupe et MLot-
GRANTED and undertaking approved Architectural iron
fks azt Bond ct savings Bank Bache agt Dicknow Her
xt OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES granted. Stevenson agt
Fagan sgt KnOx-OTdes discontinmng action grant
fitzgerald Fitzgerad.Order reference TO Clifford
esq. Oaei Dorsey.order appointing Henry c..
AS 70 take testimony, &c Kelly agt La Vergne Wilder
49, Neigne-Orers restoring causes 70 calendar Durand
cunning ham.-Ordef striking out portion OF answer
,,hdrine COurt-Chambers-By Justice McAdam.-
~S Agt Psttison-Opinion FLED Sonnson agt FREEMAN
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-01-06
CONTEST BETWEEN PARTNERS.

In the suit of Remington against Westermann a
motion to set aside Judgment by default against the de
PENDANT was argued yesterday before Judge Donohue III
supreme Court The suit for the value OF a
a. eco Toptine policy on the life plaintiff, which tho
defendant under power of attorney has conveyed 10 him
sell and disposed Of but the suit is only one branch OF
ouarre between partners in which each has endeavorei TO
have other indicted. The pantln claimed tdt te u
fendans testimony, given IN the criminal lroceedhss
showed deprived the plainilf OF access 10 nc
partnership property that he made the conveyance OF
Inc police under power Ok attorney after ue
plaintiff hGd revoked that power Inc doicnd-
ants cOulse claimed there no Nad revocation te
power attorney having been given Us security Inc
court reserved It's decision
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-01-06

State bonds nominal, the only sales bei.lg odd
lots of Missouri os Asylum bonds, at l04ls and
North Carolina funding act Of 1866 at -. Jester
DAYS meeting of North Carolina bondhOlters APP
pointed "a committee 10 settle on best terms pro-
curabla with the State; the committee consisting OF
Messrs. Coe Vermiye, and Sherman OF this city
Enoch Pratt of Baltimore, and b. b Comegys of
Philadelphia. There were no reported sales OF city
bank stocks. The railway mortgages were higher.
all the issues of the Pacific coast roads commanding
higher figures. Central hrsts, lO7 San joaquin
branch, OIL Union frsts, l04 sinking funds,
943, and land grants. 102. The inquiry for Hanni-
bal and st. Joseph 5 per cent convertible bonds
carried up the price to s6li.
The Illinois Central Railroad Company to-day no.
titled the Stock Exchange that on aud after Feb.
the certificates of its stock would be transferable at
the Bank of Commerce in New-iork.
The Citizens Gas Light Company of Brooklyn has
declared semi-annual dividend Of four per cent,
payable Jan. Is.
The Manhattan Savings Institution has declared
an interest dividend az the rate of SIX per cent on
deposits Of $500 less, and at the rate of 1--WE per
cent on sums exceeding $500.
The following are the imports of dry goods al the
port of New-lork for the week ending to-day as
compared with the corresponding weeks Of previous
years: - - $3.50
Entered al the port 49, a. $1,000 sl3ii6O9 sl.209ss5
Thrown MARKET. l,4yO,ss4 lA2256s l,l04,2's
Earnings of the st. Louis, Kansas City and
Northern Railway Company for fourth week of
December. 1879, $o3.426; do. 1875. 8l,7s9;
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-01-06

Motion denied schweren agt PhyfeAttachment ordered
Phinny agt. Read; Bassni agt Butm Hannewe sgt Hill
herDefaults noted Chase ag The Union stone Company
Referred 10 A. Iappen. Hall Baum-Orer yhcat
ing Judgment Witte agt. Elenvile Giasf WorksMoton
granted. McCabe agt Smith.-Orier 10 damages
Downey ag Morrange.Orter settled Drake ag Budden-
siek.-See memoranda Rauchtus sgt ROthermel McCor
mick Davis; C}oldateiu: Hampshire
Fire Insurance Company Quintard Holland Knight
same Owens Alexander LershOn; Mark agt.
Schroeder Lppmann agt. Foxorders granted. Myer agt
Schaeer.-Bai reduced.
BY Justice sheridan-Emmens agt Berenz.-rotion de-
MED with $40 costs.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-01-06
A BROKEN BANKS STOCK.

In the suit of William A. Butler, receiver of the
Manufacturer and Builders Bank, against John Sexton
Judge Donohue Supreme Court Chambers, has denied
motion 10 open Judgment by default obtained against the
defendant The action notes given for extra STOCK
ue y the bank increased its capital and MI sex
ton claims that he take the stock and give his
notes for on the repeated solicitations Of he president Of the
hank accompanied by that the stock should be
cisCse OF - a. 10 take I'D the MI. sexton, however
pad $500 the receiver before the judgment
and 900 to the sheriff after execution issued de
did this when Frustrated by sickness, without
legal counsel in ignorance OF his rights The presden OF
Solicitations and Judge DOnOhue denies
he