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Arizona citizen., 1879-09-19
THE CITIZEN.
SEPTEMBER Is, 1879.
TELEGRAMS.
cahfornla StaLwnrts Ehead.

SAN FRANCIsco, September 13.-Th latest compilation of the election fig ures gives Perkins a plurality of 2l l42. Mchenna's majority is 390. Tn Republicans have majority of bot branches of the Legislature.
 Grants Welcome.
 SAN FRANCISCO, September 17-AI engagements for the reception of tn ex-President are nearly completed. 1 will be the grandest reception eve witnessed in San Francisco. Kearnel and Montgomery streets will be fes tooned with flags from Washington tC Market and Market out to Seventh Arches will be erected at the junction of new Montgomery and Market In vitations have been extended to inter for cities 10 join in the parade Gen W. L. Elliott has been selected a, Grand Marshall.
 Or Satan Gang.
 WHEATLAND, CAL. September IT, Wm. ROddan and wife have been ar rasted for the brutal assault on Idf Dunn and Cora Hezlep some month. ago. The facts are Mrs. Roddan dis covered criminal intimacy between Ida Dunn and her husband. The for mer fled to her room, where Mrs. Rod dan assaulted her with an iron stake and by accident struck her sister, Miss HeZlep. She afterwards cOnsummated the arrangement tO ward of suspicion from the real assailant.
 Stocks.
 SAN FRANCISCO, September r Tip Top, S5; Silver King, $450.
 Specie Accumulation.
 WAsHINGTON, September 1G.-Owing 10 accumulation of gold the Treasury will arrange to exchange ,Oin for notes at Sub-treasuries.
 Political
 WORCESTER, Mass, September lG.- The Republican State Convention lave nominated Long for Governor by 
 Flames.
 MILWAUKEE, September 16.-The Deaf and Dumb Asylum burned to lay. Loss, S100,0OO The inmates we're all saved.
Arizona citizen., 1879-09-19
Price S1 Per Bottle, or Six Bot-
 ties for S5.

Delivered To any address free from ob- servation.
 Patients" may consult by letter, re .cetvins the sane attention as by calling
 Competent Physicians attend to core Spondents. Al! letters should be ad- dressed 10
Arizona citizen., 1879-09-19
Massachusetts GreeHbQckers.
ArIZond Stocks.

PHENTX, September 1G.-A barber named Martin was shot in a Mexican row yesterday morning at Tempe. The murderer and his accomplice escaped on two stolen animals.
 The Deputy Sheriff returned ycstcr- day from Seymore, bringing $4O00 in gold bullion from the mine. This iS sufficient to pay all claims, and the at tachment k released.
Arizona citizen., 1879-09-19
4 Branch 10 Denver.

PUEBLO, Co.,, September 12.-The Atchison, Topeka and Santa F6 Rail. road began the construction of a branch road to Denver today.
The daily gazette., 1879-08-05
THE TOWN OF VOLCANO, W.
VA, OBLITERATED. I
WHEELING, w. Va, August

WHEELING, w. Va, August 4. 1
The town of Volcano was almost ut
terly destroyed by fire this morning. It
contained about two thousand inhabit-
ants, the greater part Of whom were
compelled to fee to the neightoring
mountains for shelter. .7....,
NO WATER SUPPLY.
The flames were discovered about
four o'clock, In the store of Thompson
& Barnes, and spread with great rapidity.
Owing TO the lack Of sufficient supply
Of water very little could be done to
check their progress. They soon reach
ed number of tanks containing large
quantities of oil, which exploded with q
terrific noise, and II was thrown hun
dreds of feet in all directions. Wher-
ever IL fell 1t continued to burn and
soon enveloped in flames the nearest
combustib'e objects II ran through the
streets In blazing torrents.
FEARFUL SPEED OF THE FLAMES.
As all the buildings were composed of
wood, they kindled from doorsteps and
sidewalks as we'll - OH the shingled roofs.
The roar Of the conflagratiOn soon be-
came as loud as that of the ocean in .
storm, the heat was everywhere unen-
durable and fright was almost universal.
Homes were deserted in . moment,
scarcely a trinket or . keepsake being
rescued from the destroyer, and women
and children, budding together In dis
tracted groups, eazed In terror at the
growing ruin around them or started to
run at new alarms, never pausing until
they were far distant in the open fields.
Many men were scarcely more composed,
although some o. them worked with .
heroic will. with all the available means
aJ hand and even In the face Of despair,
for 1t was an utterly hopeless task to
combat the blistering and raging heat.
The hotel, several churches, the post
and telegraph offices and the Office Ofthe
West Virginia Walking Beam, weekly
newspaper, were all on lire at nearly The
same time, and quickly vanished into
diss0lving smoke. ..., . ,
| FLEEING FOR LIFE.
The town WAS In q narrow valley be
tween two exceedingly steep aud lofty
hills and was without ally appliances fO
extinguishing or checking firs. Il wa
entirely engaged In the oil business ant
everything in 1t was saturated with th'
infixmmable material. Once ignitet
there was othing for the inhabitants Il
do but to leave II as speedily IS possible
Many Of them were unable TO secure an
outer clothing whatever, having beef
aroused from their beds ere they ha'
finished their slunbers. The blow T.
the community will be a severe one, ,ffon
which It will recover but slowly. TIL
insurance Is largely held by Wheelin
compani,s
The daily gazette., 1879-08-05
\ GOOD PLAN

ANYBODY can learn to make m oneyr apid-
y operating in Stocks, by the 1.-TWO Un-
rrInR Rule. for Success"ln Messrs. Law
ence q Co. snew rcu'ar The co mbina-
ion method which this 1rm has made 30
uccessful, enables people with large or
mall mean 10 re Up all the benefits OF
largest ,pital and Jest skill. Thousands
Of orders, In various sums, are pooled into
one vast amount and co-operdted as q
,,,i0htu Whole, thus securing to each share.
holder ali the advantages of the largest
operator. Immense profits are divided
monthly. Any amount, from 80 10 %, 700,
ar more, can be used successfully. N. Y.
Raptist Weekly, September 18th, f7S. says,
..By the cOmbiHatlon system $40 would
make S75, or per cent; go pays $3.50. or
Z per cent: 800 makes 81 900, or 10 per cent.
on the stock during the month, eccordlng
10 the m ARK et." Frank Lesiie's INtsfruaed
Newspaper. June 18th "Ihe com bination
method OF operating stocks Is the most
su ucces sfll ever adopted" NeU York IN
dependent, Sept. ~ h: 1.-The com sination
system is founded upon correct business
PRINCIPLES, and no person need be without
an Income while 10 IL kept working by
Messrs. Law renee d 20. Brooklyn Journal
mil 29th "Uur editor made n net profit
OF Si0i .25 from t2e In one of Messrs. Law
renee q Co.'s combinations" New circu-
lar (mailed feel explains everything.
stocks and bonds wanted. Government
bonds supplied. Lawrence q Co., Bank
ers. 81 Exchange Place. n, y. myc9 wl3t
The daily gazette., 1879-08-05
A REFRIGERATOR WITHOUT ICE

The manufacture Of ice was pEoperly
considered great inventive triumgDs
but discovery has recently been made
which leaves this far In the shade. vmD'
is nothing less than system Of re1iger-
alton which involves the use OF no 10 -
all. The system has been put into DsSeS'
tical operation at Boston, and 10 already
a great success. Ammonia IL the chemi-
cal agent depended upon, and by IT. NE
the air In large six-story granite bui!dr
ing Is kept nearly down to the ffeex1nG
point even in the dog days. The build
ing was first rendered - impervtous -
possible to outside atmospheric changes,
and then intricate machinery was intro
duced by means of which the heat aud
gases are drawn of, condensed and puri-
fed and retained to do the work Of re-
frigerating.
The process goes ON all the Wh1ls, and
the air Is consfantly changfng,. ~ -
machinery IL 20 nicely eEfauGed eAes -
temperature is kept as the uutfos1 poens
Of about forty degrees. A curious Seas@e
ofthe performance is that the sbsoepaoo
" accumulates . great quantity 81 enoN
In the machine room every days ana sae
novel spectacle is presented OF meo eno-
Yelling up snow from tho floor 81 o bo1l0-
Ing outside Of which the thsrwo0eeer
stands among the nineties, sid epneoe.
ing 1t out on the roaf to melt In t6o 0t9-
summer sun. The building n Kept noas-
ly full Of psrishable provisions, . huns
dred thousand packages Of buttsgs 70
barrels Of beef and thirty-nve hnnAre4
dozen Of eggs being among the pressae
stock on hand, and the produce and oe0.
mission houses which patroniss 1t rspose
that their goods are kepe better than -
vaults cooled by ioe. indeed the sxperi-
ment has proved 20 successful that IL y
expected mammoth refngelators Of this
sort will soon be introduced In Al the
large cities, and there seemsto be NO
reason why the system could not b ap-
piled to ocean steamships, In which c.se
meats and other perishable merchandne
could be transported across the Atlantis
more successfully than heretofore. Thsrs
ought also to be . hint in this disooveSy
for the application Of arta6cially coollnG
dwelling houses in the hot woaeoes.-
There is . fortune here for some invsn'
tor. .Di .ie stf
The daily gazette., 1879-08-05
Shocking Double Murder.

PETERSBURG, Va, August 4, 1879.--
On Friday double murder was comm
ted In Sussex county, of a mother and
her infant. Jane Rose (celored,) a far
mer of the above county, came to Pc.
tersburg on Friday morning. During his
absence his house was visited by wo
man to whom he was formerly married,
but whom he afterwsrd forsook to live
with Maggie TInns, by whom he had q
child. The forsaken woman was &C
companied by negro man, who. on ar.
irving at the house, shot Maggie Tinns
through the breast with q revolver, kill.
ing her Instantly. The infants head was
chopped off with a spade bv the enraged
woman. The double murder was drs
discovered on Saturday when Rose re-
turned home.
The daily gazette., 1879-08-05
Brief Locals.

One hundred and twsnty three car
loads Of peaches passed over the Della
ware r. r. yesterday.
Turtle soup At Fullmer's.
The W. T. R. A. give moonlight ex-
cursiOn to- morrow night.
The Republicans ofthe First Ward,
meet again this evening.
Robberies are becoming frequent.
Deviled crabs at Fullmer's.
Go to Ocean City on Thursday, and
cool off In the Atlantic Ocean.
The Was hirgtou Fire Company's ex-
cursion goes to Cape May on Thursday,
August 14th. Bear 1t in mind.
Tender loin steak at Fullmer's.
The Greenbackers think about organ
izing for the city campaign.
Another military company Is to be
formed.
Salt oysters at Fullm er's.
A great number of passengers for
Cape May and Atlantic City, passed
over the 2. w. & b. r. r. yesterday.
The City Hall bell was strack wrong
again this morning for the fire.
Another FIRE this morning.
Is 1t of any use to announce that 1t is
hot. Everybody by this time knows
that 1t is hot.
Mr. Hunt sent four dogs to the Happy
lHunt)ing Grounds last evenlng'-Mor"-
| ing Herald.
And the owners of some Of those dogs
Mr.. Hunt killed. are unhappily thun'I-
ing grounds to make complaint
The daily gazette., 1879-08-05
PUMMLING A POLICEMAN.
OFFICER PAYNE ASSAULTED IN THE
STREET.

OFFICER PAYNE ASSAULTED IN THE
STREET.
The habit of assaulting a policeman
which has become frequent If not fash
lonable, was again repeated last night
when officer Payne was very roughly
handled by three men, who fell upon him
in the open street, and did not leave him
until he had suffered severely.
Officer Payne says his assailants are
Thomas Ford, "Mat" Connell aud Chas.
Watson.
He says he was standing on the side
walk out Front street with his hands be-
hind him quietly contemplating wagon
load of household goods passin by about
8 o'clock. The party whose names are
given above came up behind him, TIPPED
and jumped upon him with their feet,
treating him In an outrageous manner,
In his fall his face struck the sidewalk
and was badly cut.
Ford, Watson and Connall appeared
before the Mayor this morning and en-
tered bail to appear at the hall to NOR
row morning at $50 o'clock. No cause
i, given for the alleged assault, but the
facts may come out more fully at the
hearing.
The daily gazette., 1879-08-05
n EsOLTTIONs OF RESPECT.

N A meeting OF the employ ees OF tht
Lobdell Gar Wheel Co., to take action IL
regard to The death OF their late fellow
wOrkmen Matthias Kern was held at the
works on the evening of August 1st, 1873
John g. MatlRck was made chairman and
VIM. n. Long. secretary. On motion JOnn
Kaiser. Joseph Lacey and VIM. r. Long
were appointed to prepare resolutions ei
respect. During the absence OF the Com
miit g. the President made some very
feel'I Z remarks IN reference to the deceas-
ed. On motion an invitation was extend
ed to the officers and all EMPLOYEES to meet
At line works at O'Clock pm on sunday 70
at end the funeral, and JOnn AcClary,
John Boner Peter Taggart and Joseph
Lacey, were appointed TO make the neces-
sary arrangements.
The Com m ittee ON Resolutions reported
the following, which were unanimously
adopted:
Resolved, That we have heard with deep
regret of the sudden decease OF our irleno
and fellow workman Matthias Kern VINO
for q period of about twenty-seven years
was q faithful workman In this establish
ment.
Resolved, That we recognized In him dur
ing our long intercourse a sober, industri.
GUS and dutilul man and q genlai ana
kind hearted friend.
ResO'uei, That we tender TO his family In
this sad hour our sincere sympathy ior tne
great lOhs they have sustained In his sud
den decease.
Resolved, That these resolutions be pub
lished In the newspapers of the city, ana y
copy sent TO the family of the dc ceAked.
On motion adJourned.
aug2-2t Secretary.
The daily gazette., 1879-08-05
Lawyer Fis hers Case.
MR. BELL REPELLiNG AN IMPUTATION
JPON THE DISTRICT ATTORNEYS Of

MIR. BELL REPEILiNG AN IMPUTATION
JPON THE DISTRICT ATTORNEYS Of
FICE.
Charles G. Fisher, ex-Assistant Dis
trict Attorney Of the District of Colum-
bla, and formerly, 1t is said, legal advi-
ser Of the Washington Ring: was arr aien-
ed ye sterday, at the bar Of the General
Ses. ions, on the charge of giving forged
check for S72, purporting to be drawn by
Robert EntwIstle, produce mel chant Of
II Barclay street, to Cashier Merritt Of
the Metropolitan Hotel, in payment for
board. Fisher is fine-looking, self-pos-
ssessed, well-dressed man. "YourHon-
or" he said, addressing Judge Glider
sleeve, 81 have always been ready for
trial since have been in the City Prison
Assistant District Attorney Rollins
wrote to me that should be tried in
June or July. but heard no more of a
trial until Friday ea
Then l was notified that I was to be
tried to-day. / have not had an oppor-
tunity to prepare myself for trial. 1
sent a list of witnesses that wished to
have subpenaed 10 Mr.. Rollins, but
have not seen any Of them. believe
that subppnas have not been served, and
that efforts seem to have been made to
put off my trial"
"What the prisoner says, your Honor,
Assistant District At orney Bell Interrupt
ted, Indignantly, "about the District At
torney's cffice is false. His trial has been
deferred at the solicitation Of his mother.
His father, ex-Judge Fisher, has, l am
informed, abandoned him to his fate
81 have Mr.. Rollins's letter." Fisher
now said, s.to show that what have said
about him Is true" .O..
"Where Is your counsel, Fisher ~
Judge Gildersleeve demanded.
81 have none," was Fishers reply.
81 am competent to defend myself
am better informed as to the facts in this
case than any lawyer that l could secure
"Nevertheless," Judge Gildersleeve
said, 81 regard it as my duty to assign
counsel to defend you. He may sit at
your side during your trial. will
grant an adjournment until you can Sc
cure the attendance Of some of your wit
nesses." y
Fishers relatives have made strenuous
efforts to show that he has been sn in
mate ofthe Harrisburg Asylum for the
Insane, and that he is insa' q. Hence
they have asked tor . nOlie prosequi.-
~ Y. Sun. l4fi Il
The daily gazette., 1879-08-05
NEW CASTLE LETTER.

ACCIDENT-PEACH PLUCKs-EEw STORES
AND DwELLINos-THE NEW HALL
THx BATTERY AND THE MARKET
HOUSE.
Special Correspondent CO OF the Gazette.
So New CASTLE Aug. 5tb.
Vest rday aft rnoOn sn employee OF
the Delaware Iron Company meet with q
very serious accident whilst engaged In
coupling cas-. He was carried TO his
boarding house and medical aid called
in.
Last night and thi, morning the
"peaclfS pIIcks" were about In full force,
bring more than upon any previous oc-
casion.
Fred Eagl. has rented his s,o.e Eighth
and South streets TO Il. Otis and a pro-
vision q d m at store will tie ope. ed there
In few days.
Charles Kenton will open a green gro
cery store In the vacant store OF II. Fos-
ter on Union below Delaware street
soon.
John King broke ground yesterday
for dwelling house on Harmony street..
Brick work by Duffy Il Baymore wood
work by Cannon. d.
II Is To he hoped that the Major Rey-
bold will be upon the Il mbay Hook
route nextSunday. A great many remain
ed over rati er than go down OIL the
Perry, yesterday.
The building commihee's appointed
by the Masons and Odd Fellows, consis-
ting Of Messrs l. Lunt, M. N. Wier and
w. Herbert, on the part ofthe Masons.
and Messrs. j. Herman, Gro. Deakyne
and DIR. Groves Oh thu part of the Odd
Fellows will meet this evening to opeil
the bids for the digging of the cellers
and foundations OF the new hall.
City Council meets this evening.
Those having business should be on
hand early.
Trustees of the Commons will meet
In the City Hall this evening.
The Battery now that the Bay View
Company have filed It up is .he obje =
tive point of five sixths Of our citizens.
A little awning to keep off the heavy
dews and the Amphion Cornet Band to
practice under the willows would make
this spot all that the heart might wish.
The Market House 10 fast getting past
repair. It Is now in q dangerous condi
ton and should be torn down before
some one Is hut by its falling.
The daily gazette., 1879-08-05
FIFTH EDITION.
The Case Of Rev. J. HI. wil,ey.

REPORT OF COMMITTEE APPOINTED By
PRESIDING ELDER HILL-THE CHARGES
UNFoUNDED-BUT GUILTY OF SOME
INDIsCRKTIoN.
To THE EDITOR OF THE DELAWARE
GAZETTE:
Please give the following papers a
place in your columns which will show
that there Is nothingin the charges m ade
against the Rev. J. Heston Wiley Of
Townsend, to effect his moral or minis
terial standing. CHAS. HILL.
To all whom il may concern:
hereby appoint ReIs. T. Fl. Haynes,
z. II Rawlins and j. Shilling, a com.
mittee of inquiry into the nature and
character Of certain reports, which are
in circulation, affecting injuriously, the
moral and mi nisterial character Of Rev.
j. HestOn Wiley, pastor Of the n. e.
Church, At Townsend, Easton District,
Wilmington Conference, who will re-
port to me If there is cause for further
proceedings. CHAs. HILL,
P. E., of Easton District, Wilmington
Conference.
Smyrna, Del. July %, 1879.
To Rev. Chas. Hill Presiding Elder of the
Easton District. Wilmington Conference.
DEAR BROTHER
Your Committee appoir ted to inquire
into the reports or culnmon rumors
touching the moral anil ministerial char
acter Of the Rev. j. H. Wiley, of Town
send, Del. beg leave to report that that
duty has been performed, having had ali
the parties implicated fa,e TO face.
After careful and prayerful investi-
CATION, we make the following finding
That nothing criminal in his cenduc,
was attempted TO be proven, and thai
there was evidence only of some indis-
sretion, which In our judgment should
not affect his moral and mi nisterial ct and.
ing, and we therefore recommend thai
the case be. dismissed.
Respectfully submitted:
| JOIN JOHN saiE11ss.. aAx1'ss. Committee
July 81, 1879.
The above is true copy of the prt
ceedings ana fixding.
| CHAS. HILL, P. Elder.
The daily gazette., 1879-08-05
SHOOTING IN A CUSTOM HOUSE.

NEW ORLEANS, La, Aug. 4.-About
half-past ten o'clock this morning, -
General Badger was ascending one a
the side entrance stairways from tie
lower floor to the main Offices Of the Cur
tom House, he was suddenly mat BY
William Brown, an ex-MetropOlitan po-
liceman, who, with the remark. '1've
got you now," drew arevolver and 6ied
at the head of the Collector. ~. lssl
Seeing the mans movement Collector
Badger caught his arm and diverted tho
shot over his shoulder, and then took tAe
pistol from Brown and threw It down
stairs. Brown lost on the 14th OF Sep
tember, 1874, under Badger, and wD
among Badgers first sppointees g Post
master. Becoming Collector, Badger
left Brown in the Post Office, where he
failed to remain. The collector thinks
Brown was crazed by poverty, and seems
unwilling to prosecute him. Brown eyi-
IDENTIFY thinks General Badger shouid
have given him a place In the Custom
House. ''st" 6
The daily gazette., 1879-08-05
A NARROW ESCAPE.

About 1.30 o'clock this afternoon as
John Beck, the carter, was crossing
Water street at King street with his
horse and cart, p, w. & b. locomo-
tive, run by engineer James Murphy, run
into his cart, and carried horse, vehicle
and man down the railroad for nearly
half square. Mr.. Beck had essayed
to cross, thinking he could do so before
the locomotive came by. As soon as he
saw the collision was inevitable, engineer
Murphey reversed the engine, thus pre-.
venting what must otherwise have been
serious accident. Mr.. Beck sat calmly
in the cart all the time. As it was he
made 4 very narrow escape.
The daily gazette., 1879-08-05
SELLING HIS VOTE TO BOTH
PARTIES, s, -

CINCINNATI, Aug.-ln the Congress
sional investigation to-day Jonn Ann
brose testified that at the recent election
he received $25 from Butterworth, 50
from Mr.. Sayler, and $50 from other
parties. He finally voted for Mr.. But
terworth, but not for money considers
tions. Several of the deputy marshals
testified respecting their work on cleo
ton day, Charles A. Hayman stated
that he had been to Covington, at tho
instigation of members of both parties,
to inquire after evidence of illegal voting,
The daily gazette., 1879-08-05
'v..,th Ward Dem OeFaes.

! Democrats of the Fourth ward
ii evening in the building OF the
.'U,ion on T urth street below
hl
J, Morrow occupied the chair and
Brady acted a. Secretary.
committee that had been appoint
,ecure room rep rtrd that they
cured the room in which the meet
u being held. Report was adopt
following committee on cand dates
ppointed Jacob W. Hill, Michael
ID, THIS. B. Nickerson.
Ward Executive Committee was
rred TO raise sufficient funds to de-
Ae wari expenses Of the campaign
purned to meet uext Monday night.
The daily gazette., 1879-08-05
eIIRTII EDITION
....salsg Csse.

.,,ne uvll action was
!; ;,'yt stOrs aaYt'ra..so .oi, Go@ 70 recover q
The cs,s ., eon4y %s owed the deieso6o' 2. y"
sun Of "n,' m"n buckingham q y Oo. o.
I book s'cC,tS1' ss s,,t1. 'aad Matthew Rogers
,hs hss,p,nui' pm J 'hn obyr"e' "'f'
,sIed for 'ns Is litigation d sa,a sum ,.a. o.
g due due. sSet'asdi soId and delivered: The The
for ,. ss"lI "Is'myd that the ,s,.s,rsd s%Sr%i
Rpd,uss :. collected because ..snn uecss.1' =
IuO! No %, c',", hv nroyision- OF section o.
70 doing NY, " p ppf The Revised Code.
a. : VN VsI.red that n action 'n, o,acc.,Tn. .ss.,r
b S'a' nsii could be brought s,ySs 70
s:lll'i''s"' sal,in" Of three y. ars from III, rns y
s'uo ip''f Of tue cause 81 . aca,U" Seonsv was
u,.s a.s claimed that the "'o"''
phG,.o,,ff " A. urged that the cause co1la y. ,
plAn'i.ll, .l,sd ~ nu,isr this srction, Tor
l.,i,ou, following The ONE one, ~ rautI he
ee,'Ui ese,"yi,lsd that the aai0un! coua: ..,,s, U
ptovlhu,s ,hrsr wears in case Of . mu nai
i.sa,ny , account. The plalntih i.sn .nen
uau'h na his hooks where q cash en''y
stn t,nnt."asu,' ina'. i. in order to checkInate
as''"und @ ,"rnrd to page 'i53, chapter
p',s'a sna IN section II showed ne, q.
,su % law provided tina: . BOOK OF
u ,s sa is ris., ,rraularly aud fairly. fairly .eIp, IpH
W Nv no admitted 10 evidence W
ths ~ def, ndant With the sums
!, r.ou,.inpd mn for good' sold anu ue-
y an, and other matters properly
.,Is a." in m account, that It could
mia ,u,o effect il cash items were con-
~ ,sI ,bsy we're not so chargeao'ss :
a"M moi be called a "mutuai sno
us uS'' 'srcount." The sum had bsen
~ ~ gOo,ls I. ID and delivered, ana
y, "asl, could hot apply 10 the rect'on
4, IN by the plaintiff. x.A
ar Narri,trate decided in favor OF the
lsut, saying that the recovery 20 OF
haunt mum 1as prevented by the sta
Imitation.