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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1879-01-28
DEMOCRATS IN CAUCUS.
Committing the Party in Congress on the
Chinese Que. Ion.

WASHINGTON, Jan. N-The caucus OF
Democratic Senators and members this even
ing after passing resolution In regard to the
bill limiting Chinese emigration which comes
up tomorrow. did little beyond preparing
great deal Of work for another Joint caucus TO
be held next Monday. The proceedings
wero opened tonight by Mr.. Luttrell.
who made a short. fervld speech. and
informed the Democrats somewhat plainly that
their only hope OF success in California next
fall lay In prompt and vigorous action on the
Chinese question. the other Democrat from
the same State. WiRRinton. presented n resolu-
ton declaring II af the sense OF the Democratic
party In Congress hat 1t was expedient to ubate
Chinese immigrat on. and urging modifca-
tion Of the treaty 10 this end. The resolution
WIS passed. and motion adopted In favor OF
the passage without debate tomorrow OF the
bill limiting Chinese immigration TO fifteen
Chinese passengers per ship, under penalty OF
heavy capitation tax for additional Chinese
Mr.. Ewing then moved the adoption Of two
resolutions, committing the party representa-
ton in Congress Hs such to free coinage Of silver
and the substitution OF currency notes for ma.
tional bank bills. BY general consent this went
over until Mondays CAUCUS. TWO other res0u-
tions presented by Mr. Mills OF Texas and Mr..
Rice OF Ohio dealing with the tariff and the cur
rency, went over Tor further consideration. Inc
repen Of the Test Oath act and the entire Federal
machinery for overawing elections in the Stte
were made the subject Of speech by Mr.
Henkle Of Maryland. and he moved that
with a like committee from the Democrats OF
the Senate in regard TO the feasibility OF se-
curing rrpea 9i tnese laws. Before the cues
his earnest sympathy with efforts Tor re-
peal OF these laws. and his belief that
they mus ut no distant day be exprled from
tue statute book. 1t is Understood that Mr.
Henkle and Mr.. Herbert will be two OF the
members OF the committee on this subject
10 ulG 10 hfs mt In
junction with ono from the Senate 10 determine
upon the order and treatment OF pending busi-
ness. The caucus was very slimly uttendrd. us
has been pretty generally the case with Demo-
cratic caucuses OF late.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1879-01-28
MRS. ANDERsONs RIVAL.
A westchester Mnkmaid starting on n Three
thousand Quarter Miles Walk.

At precisely 6 o'clock. last evening. Miss
on sawdut track laid on the second
floor Of the Brewster Building. Fifth avenue
Fourteenth street 10 endeavor eclipse the late
feat OF Madame Anderson by walking 5000 quarter miles
IN OuO consecutive quarter hours There an
nouncemeut what she perform. otherwise than
by advertisement and placards A polished bell that
looked though II had done duty In a
Fourteenth street boarding house summoned her to
tbs track. and she appeared accompanied by her
trainer John Hughes alias the iepper About niiy spec
tators we're Ia tile hall. including Gross Town Ca-eN.
Charles HakeltOu Fred Coles architect Mr Plummer r..
the English giant and timer OF athletes. Mr.. Barney
Aaron and other lovers outdoor ana indoor sports
Miss Bartrll was attrcd IN blue SILK Walking
dress trimmed with white lace reaching down her
knees. white trunks. auh pliable highlAced shoes A
red SIX of liberty crowned her head. She carried a
hgh uiins whip IN her hands and started IN with
had undertaken and meant to accomplish II II possible
she walked her nri quarter mile IN ~ aud after thnt
shg struck about 81 - gait 10 the quarrr.
She IL - Old. feet high aud weighs about 40
pounds limb. and hips and larvc features.
which tell VI German parcntnev. The only cat she has
performed bei ths ATTEMPT was 10 walk OI miles IN
twVnty-iuur hours Her relatives say that she 10
In tile habit VI getting up long before daylight,
milking many cows and walking long distances wituut
fatigue They think she will accomplish her task. Vet
cran por however predict that she will collapse with
IN ten DAYS
Ju. ueiorc starting she expressed her confidence Of
COM letting her task Before she had walked two hours
her compressed hI aud anxious look showed that she
was beginning "a raze the trens ndOus journey she had
but lust started
Aiew scntrmrn from over the East River expressed
the opriun that the New YORK lap. 10 the mile
were little shorter than the BROOKLYN laps but Ar.
Henry Fulton city surveyor eerun~d to the measure
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TINS Sun has received from D." a for Rosina Good.
rich, ANONYMOUSLY 81 Tor Peter Rooney
oGeer Thomas MgQu2dc, OF, the Tomb' Police Court
civil Justice Pnekncy's application to have his cass
before Referee Huei reorened has been granted
- The statement n. westche'er Fire Insurance CO
shows Hssts OF ss32I,S. nclnjius surplus vi s4T5eis
Cant Audley ,arvey Aiedg-c4mn 10 N, Marquis ol
born, is q! te Wml,"r Charles fransis Adams Jr of
Thomas Ward. convicted o. outrage in New York and
SnrIoHS bv 70 e T Su'r| 'oF ~" years has been
judge Douohue has granted stay. pendine appeal
] T"n te ns"danGs sran, by JHdsg Barrett requiring
The G9veuor has signed the bIl to provide for the
is'nr to ne Manhattan ssinSs institution Of dupleates
sumption Yesterday morning in ST. Lukr's Ho.mtals to
BE- bured from the chapel VI that institution alto O'Clock
uis morning.
Tn ,S9,YPer Ge2rss @ Fa%9 Wig GSs "a" s,ors II
unloading her
william II carloush ofratcr,on won a waser fs2s
last n!@ht hy rnune tr'c po, de- Of "a" hHubut IN Ten
minutes Acco dang 10 tb 'c ms oi the wager he had
The Committee of the House OF REPRESENTATIVES con.
ssuns OF Mc,sr' Lyude FRYE ant t,ruey vii! lnvesd.
por' .Us morning M tue Federal building
Though the death Mr Blair scrhner is serious loss
e one, @ % Of % m n r. ssIr, sS@ n a. yes
without interruption 10 any of Its branches
capt Perry OF the White Star steamship Britannic
,Ja. i d4g iga a , T9 6 G rGdor s s on sGad%y It
- .'0'-'' ''"' - vas Wv ~ :" ""N'eA'' pVulu IN
The condition OF Augustus PM lps alas Oltty Ioot"
who was shot by Mr.. Mary Hooper In West Sixteenth
street ON Frdly WAS unchanged Yesterday Thr physi.
CLANS are sui unable ~ IND the bullet that Is buried In
his body,
Tie Hon, William sidney Smith Of Yaphank. who died
on SUNDAY last was IN III. sd year li5 lad suer.
visor sehou! Commissioner, aud neeu wears County
1884 1873, and 1896
T. Wilder, LAWYER, passed torn 81 note to ticket
seller IaNers Rt the EYth street station the Metro.
pultAn Elevated Railway, and gotA uuket Wheult
returned 10 him he rctus 10 other money. on
demand ne returned the ticket but he refused quit the
platform He was put OIL Therefore he had fraVers
ard gateman Levers arrested The LAWYER avorred that
uie note was leSal tender, although II tern little
IhVers sad that he allowed " take torn InOuey
Tue prisoners were pAr0sd yesterday.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1879-01-28

The nineteenth annual sale by the Artists
Fund Society began at SIT Broadway yesterday, Robert
somervie aucuoneer The sales follows
Sunset Lake" by John D, Barrow. go; bought by j.
Rural Feliety."by o. A C barley, $50; bough, by
* woodland Path" by c. P craneh. sl2 bought by
"Homeward Bound" by Lewis Lang, $50, bought by
Brook in the woods"by I. A. Richards s25; bought
"wsrwicE woodland."b J. P. cropsey s4s; bought by
our Ain Fresde" by P p. Ryder siioi bought by L
The Hunters Noon" BY II. MecOrd, SOD bought by
Isles of shoals" by NJ y. II. De Haas siio bought by
cold aid Clearing" by J, C. virgins sioo bought by
Calling ior Help" by A p TAFT $3.50, bought by C. p
"A Frontier Landscape" by Homer Martin, s.; bought
Grandpas Cooks" by John Pope SIS; bought by D
View at New Berhn.' by David Johnson saio, bought
- An Arab soldier" by A II Moore, SO; bought by -
'oni in the Fields" by Edward Gay. slao bought by
Roses on wall" by Geo c. Lambdin, $50 bought
-" Afternoon" by Onver J. Lay. 500, bought by J. B.
Won tGe Roadside" by ohas II. Miller, $3.50, bought
So rSo sSu55 S"S RSfsa' Ss C. c''n'A
Lake Paradise" by J. B. Bristol $780, bought by
-"Fire Away" byJ, Brown, $3.50; bought by J. c.
View, near Trumbuu," by R. W Hubbard sas; bought
b
:. he sailed Away at the Break OF Day" by J. Guy
Scene on The Western Plains" by W whlttrsdge. si0
bought by Mr. Wule.
Arch OF nero" by Sanford R Clifford. si55 bought by
Jacob Skaats
" Old House by the River" by Francis A silva s67;
name Withheld,
Al Milford on the Delaware by A. Parton. S75,
bought by J. c. Harrison
A coIry Island Frtaton." By George II. Story. $50
bought by l.. q Tllotson
The kieter Alp" by John L. Fitch. SIS, bought by
Calm Morning In Massachusetts Bay" by Arthur
Quartey $3.50, bought by II. q. Kemp
Lake George" by J. W Castelar, s6o bought by L.
jackson
Widows Garden" by George II. Boughton. $3.50,
bought by J. II Morrison.
-" under the Trees" by WIN. L'sonnag $40, bought by
"Tenrer Morocco" by r. s. clifford, si2o; bought by
r. h Hicks
Wreck Deal Beach by Charles Parsons $50; bought
by langley
Approaching shower by J. o, Neol $40; bought
by Crawford
-" Early Hours by william Morgan sIeoi bought by
Mountain Lake" by John Williamson, $40 bought
by Harris.
WINDY Day" by A t Bricher. 500; bought by J. v
jackson
storm and sunshine" by John p Weir si5, bought
-" Baby suddenly H." by John carin. sIsi bought by
J Z Wilson
:. " Leapng Deer" by R NJ shurtlen, sse boughtby
v Jackson.
Among the HSrz Mountains" by II. Fenehsel, 1926
Summer bay IN England" by L. Parton, silo bought
by y ID wilson
:" Girl In Costume Of Louis XIV period" by $, Lswrie
500 name withheld.
The Old Homestead" by John D. Barron. $40, bought
by Crawford.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1879-01-28

Cemence Matthews. Justice OF the Peace OF
the town Of Hampstead Long Island was yesterday in.
dicted by the Grand jury Of Queens County on chae
OF malfeasanee He is accused o. converting money be-
Ion ing TO the town to his own use.
Justice Alvin Webb Of Passaic City, n j.. was ar
raigned before Judge Barkaow yesterday on nm ndct
ment for not entering up the costs In criminal cases
that had been begun before him. He pleaded not guilty
hnd his trial MAS 81 dawn for to morrow Mr. Nebh
the Prosecutor took all his papers in former that
he was prevented from collecting his ices RON the
county, and So he purposey neglected to send the
pers He pleaded not guilty, he AYERS, to show where
the responsibility lay.
Justice John Dwyer OF Union Township. Hudson
County, n j. who was indicted on charge OF embez1o
ment was arrested last night cApias issued By judge
Garretson Justice Dwyer while Treasurer tile town.
ship position which he has filled Tor the last years
issued II Is charged fraudulent certificates aud thea
raised 81 100 He gave 81 So bail
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1879-01-28

WASHINGTON. Jan. 2.-rhe following is
given by Mr.. Tyner as an authentic statement
OF the facts by which the telegraphic witnesses
before the Potter Committee to-day got the i'm
pressions as to the sale OF Offices for political
contributions;
Notwithstanding the defeat OF the Republican
State ticket in Indiana in October. 1876. 1t was
thought that with an active canvass and full
Republican vote the State might be carried for
Hayes in November. The State Committee
Committee In Nav York. and Mr.. z. Chand-
lar, Chairman. agreed TO furnish from
ot0 70 S100 for each county N the State.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1879-01-28
In Memory OF Robert Burns.

A painting Of the beardless. swarthy face OF
Robert Burns hung above the stage Of Eesiord HALL
Grcenpoint. last evening surrounded by many nags
The Geenpoint Burns Club celebrated the Roth an
sAry of Robert Burns Al o'clock the encirced
the tables and the eating and drinking were begun
When the banquet WAS ended heetiooied waters bore in
tho smoking ha-gs President Glery stepped aside
Mt James Bennett aposuophized the haggis IN the
Gaelic. Amitrcs~es interspersed with SONGS bv Mr.
James Nutg ana Miss jennie Thorburn. delivered
hN lrsiieut Guuy and Corporation Counsel Dewitt.
John Laird Wilson. Bernard Peters the Rev. DR. ID Hen.
= Mnirr Rubort Anderson, stephen Clark aud the Rev.
T. De eNiu Ialmage.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1879-01-28
A Car Drivers ReekIe.sne.s.

Annie E. Hardman. the little girl who was
crushed by yenders wagon IN roEt Vi her ome at SlS
East Tweuty-thtd street saturday, died IN Bellevue
Hospital ,eatcriay Charles German. the driver was
lice under 500 TO await the result Of her iuurcs.
Amer hr nat recklrssly driven over her he whipped ~
ms hors AMI tried 20 escape An officer c the society
Tor tc Prevention ot Nruvlt, to Animals who attempted
~ stop him. was thrown headlons into snow bank.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1879-01-28
Dying Amer an Alleged Clubbing.

John Birmingham died in the Charity Hos
pta In Jersey city on Friday night last on the pre-
vious Monday night Birmingham who had been drink
ing. became disorderly; and was arrested by an
oficer near the Five Corners. Jersey city Heights
Birmingham WAS powerful mhow, nud he
resisted arrest II required four officers and
clubbing 10 subdue him. The next murnng Birmingham
Was charged. AMI shortly after hi, rrca,o he su to
nend that he had been brHten before never hard
a. ON Monday night, when ne Tell into the hands of the
four police ofhccrs On We u, sduy Birmingham showed
sympums OF dementa and before night h. WAS rAving
He was removed 10 tile hospital where he died In un
cal uselu IA guu
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1879-01-28

About seventy-hve workmen are engaged
upon the Ftytlird street branch of the Metropolitan
Elevated Railway at FWthird street and Sixth
They mount 10 their labor by means of ladder that
mains standing all day An old climbed II yesterday
was chance or lob lie referred 10 the tOrrman,
whc on the mann line. 1he old started 10 cross
tie down Nack wh,u the whistle Of approaching train
warned him. and lac turued bnck lie was not quick
enough. The engine struck lin. killing him Instantly.
lie Nas recognized Jas McKeuney VI Fifty nrst street
and Fourth
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1879-01-28
The Pnr,. Exposition Lottery Drawing.

PARIS. Jan. 27.-The drawing OF the Expo
suon Lottery commenced yesterday the large hall OF
the rrocadero Palace eonsde rable crowd witnessed
the drawing The utmost order and quiet prevailed.
lrsterays drawin1 consisted the nrst 9Jl prizes No
l. value s.5,V4 WAS w'u hv ucket Ma S7s, ie9 VI tho
fourth series No value s2iupu hy ticket No IN 5T
o the nfth SERIES, NJ 8 value $1,000 ~ ticket No
70 $50 ~ the eleventh serlvs: No T. value SlOtD by
ucket M 24Oia % the nr.t series No value SS by
ticket No w $40 VI the ninth series.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1879-01-28

WASHINGTON. Jan. Ex-senator Ferry intro,
duced to-day bill providing that able bodied male eli
between the ages OF IL and 45 years edent within
the respective states and Territor except such as ma,
be exempt by law, shall constitute the militia. The
militia are to be divided into two clas.es-lhe active
10 be known AS the national State guard the Lels
lature Of each State may prescribe and the inactive
be known as the reserve militia. The bill proposes I,
appropriate 81 OOO,UO to providing arms, ammuuiuOn
aud other ordinary aud quartermas.eT
i've militia
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1879-01-28
Driver aud Horse Killed by n Train.

Robert C. Glendening. a milkman. Of Dutch
Kills quilted hs home Yesterday morning later than
usual. and driving hurucdy over his route. He
reached the Thompson avenue crossing of the Long
Island Railroad near the Mayors Office. Long Island
City Just The Flushing express cane rlarns down the
gridc He whipped an hi horss and tried to tile
track tCiOrc the reached him. I've curtains
sides uf his wagon were down that he hi a clear
view Of the track The COW catcher struck the wagon
Olenlrnine tl oug distance and he was
dead when rieked uh The horse WAS killed There was
no ~ he rot
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1879-01-28
Four vstoe. by Mnyor Howell.

Mayor Howell Of Brooklyn yesterday vetoed
the Adermcn's resolution directing investigation OF
the affairs OF the Roard of city wo KS the Approp aton
OF s. for painting Hnd rVnumbering lamp posts the
pputmrut OF clark ID. klinrhart Clerk IN Justice
Fishers cnu IN place ~ John Cnur ney. Hnl tile apiro
priatou u s21i after the Storm doors uf the new
municipal building that they shall swng inward Only.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1879-01-28

TURKEY CRY, Clarion County. Pa. Jan 27-
fire broke out here early this morning. and the water
works being frozen up the IRE spread rapidly Ia all d.
!erns ana IN an hour ana hAh the best part VI the
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1879-01-28
Investigating the National Trust.

Hall an hour after the adjournment OF the
meeuns OF the stockholders Of the National Trust
pauy. the 7th inst TO discuss Receiver Berts man
have caused the vote sustaining Mr. Rest have been
reversed. Another mccuue has been called Feb ~
at Whlth n proposed 20 choose committee invest.
4 Ate tlIo COInnAmAs nllAr.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1879-01-28
walking In the Old FlnA Rer,a.a. Armory.

Edward Belden Of Milwaukee and Peter l..
Van Ness VI this city progressing surdy aud gamely
In their walk IN the old armory at Hester and Elizabeth
streets The former Is to walk ZOO half miles In 400
consecutive twenty minutes aud the latter 2,OOO halt
miles in the same number VI halt hours, for 81 10
purse. Bcldcn l. coached by Jack GOulling and Van
Ne.s 10y the tough pedestrian. James Campbell A. md
nj ht bcden was guing At uie rate Ut minutes to the
hali male, while Van Ness Was taking 1t lcisureN at
mnutcs novice called Jack Gouldings Lad belonging
70 The Harlem Athletic CluO made spiu Of uue IN
.t. Iffs
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1879-01-28
Another Case OF Police Negligence.

Agnes Dougherty, young woman without
home slipped and tell IN the street sunday. She was
carried Oak street police station and locked in
ee, over niiht In the morning she WAS found TO be
hr less, AMI an ambulance Wa, sent UT. In the Cham
bes street Hospital It was aseertained that her leg
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1879-01-28

LONDON. Jan, 27.--The Daily Telegraph says
that the Pr ush guuboat Goshawk LETT Cork Saturday
on cruise seeking intelligence the alleged
pirHucdl steamer Tile Goshawk Ovethaued many YES
ses but learned notnng and It believed that the letter
OF Capt Adams Is hoax.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1879-01-28

ST, PAUL. Jan. 27.-Advices from Fort Lin
coin say that Sitting Bull have arrived At
STANDING X ok Agency bringing distinct proposition
from the chei u return ami surrender his guns aId
puuieS He saws his people hungry aud cold And his
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1879-01-28

Sergeant Wilson Of the Charles street police.
was nouAed at mdnsht that George Waters Of the canal
boat Annie Carroll, lying In the North River at Barrow
street lad diappearrd NAteiss hat aud coat were
found on the deck NJ the canHbpat and lis surmsed
that he may have committed suicide.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1879-01-28

sULINo Tex. Jan. 27.-A tornado struck the
town o Loekport on Sunday evening demolshing forty
houses, including churches the Court House aud Ma
hurL
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1879-01-28
Merchant. In the walking Arena.

Thomas Cary. "A cotton merchant Of l65 Wash
ington street ania gentleman In the wholesale
business Ia New Haven arranged yesterday the Gould
HOUSE. at 231 Broadway enter upon days pe.
destrian contest Ia New Haven Tor $500 y side
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1879-01-28

Don't miss the fashion supplement- which is free TO
to-dAy.-AdA
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1879-01-28
The SignnI once Prediction.
JOr1INGS IN And NEAR THE CITY.

Generally cloudy. weather and rain. with
southvrly 10 westerly WINS.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1879-03-21
Continued from first page.

and instead of helping me out, sat silent
and shamefaced. poking at the toe of hel
boot with her parasol However in time,
this very impeachment turned out well, toi
il restored Cousin Johns courage to see
what a very timid little mouse he was IL
be domiciled with.
When he was decidedly better. asked
him to let me ring for Mrs. Jones. the
landlady; for | wanted to see her in his
presence. so rs to fix him n proprlety-
PLAYER in the affair. The maid came.
"Oh-ah-Marv." stammercd Cousin
John. Il am 50 sorry to trouble YOU, hut il
she is quite disengaged. and it is perfectly
convenient. should like, if You please. 10
see Mrs Jones"
So presently the landlady made her ap-
pearance. and a very comfortable. we'll
nourished. motherly appearance it was.
She smiled graciou>ly upon me. for we
were always good friends, turned the eyes
of curiosity towards Edith. and then asked
Cousin John what She could do for him.
"Oh, thank YOU so kind of You 10 come ;
so sorry TO trouble YOU, he said; 'the
fact is that my relative here"
Mrs. Jones looked at Edith | saw that
She misunderstood Cousin John, and
thought the Young lady was the relative
alluded to. and a. this seemed fortunate
impression. | cut in to prevent an cN-
PLANTATION
"Yes, Mrs. Jones. she j. an orphan, Il
poor orphan. without any other protector
for the present, though She will have one
rs soon rs the law makes it possible. The
question was, where was she to 20 ? |
fortunately rcmcmb red that Vou had a va
cant room, and said to myself There
is no one under whose wing had sooner
see my future wife gathered than Mr.,
Jones; so here We are to demand Your
sympathy, protection and hospitality.
What is il a week, including extra, ;''
Mrs. Jones beamcd all over with pleas
urable excitement; what woman. who has
not been unseXed by politics or fast life,
does not take an interest in an approaching
wedding Especially ifthere is a suspicion
of romantic mystery about it. It is a little
Derby to them. She announced her intcn-
ton of getting the vacant apartments ready
at once. and then supposed, with the
door in her hand, "that the Young lady
would take her meals with her uncle.
Cousin John had GAINED down pretty
placidly, but this exact definition of his re-
lationship to Edith, together with the aw-
full proposition that She should be So prarti-
cally domsticated with him, was a fresh
and terrible blow. and he had relapse.
Seeing his eyes protrudng, answered
for him, "Oh, certainly and Mrs. Jones
disappeared. Then tried to console him
with the reflection that it would bc LESS
trouble for the servant to serve them both
together, and so STAYED off further oppo-
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STATE OF MAINE.



COURT OF INSOLVENCY.
Ia The case OF Harrison Baker of Augusta in .nid
said county, ln-oVcHt Debtor.
N"iItE / hereby given that a petition has, ON
- iuN third ia. "i March, \. u. ls.q. been pr,.
,'nlcd - said Court for aid County. Nv Harrison
i"k,r"i augusta, IN tibet ounty of ke.nebcc, pray.
ng'ha he may be iccccd to have "a fun di,cliare,.
nom all liz debts prov able under the In,u,cnt Act
OF the state ot Maine. approved February u ls-s
ana upon aid Petition, II l. OREEKED bs said
uurt mat a hearing hc had upon the same before,
>ilI curt, at the Probate bicI in Augusta in said
"uh'h 81 hehncb'c, on the fourth Monday of March
y H. -? AT two O'Clock in the afternoon and tln
noicr ,rtut be published in DAILY kenIeh,c Iour
ma a new ~lAper published in said Cuuntt OF Ken.
hrutc. once a~ctk tor thrcp successive weeks the
ia-l lhhhtali"h +" be three daNs before the dav of
hearing, ami that all creditors who have proved their
dthls, ana o'h"r person, interested NAV aplear AT
slid h,r and Time. and show cause. il any ti,N nave
W. discharge >huuid nor be granted said debtor
according :" thc pra, " OF hi. petition.
Attest .-t CHARLES HEWINS
Register of laid Couri of said County of krnncb,c
tmarS- T. 10