The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1883-06-26
WASHINGTON.
Alabama Claims Court.

WASHINGTON June 25.-In the Court of
Commissioners OF Alabama Claims to-day
| judgments were announced as followed with
interest from dato mentioned:
No 1Ct7-Clinton s. Harris and Minnie
Barnes, executors of the will of CLANCY Barnes
$230L
No 1ci6- Isaac Hall, S13,S09 Oct. 81, 1868.
No 567--Daniel PennimaD, Judgment for
United Statc-.
No 615-John w. Mari, $72O, Oct. 7, Ices.
No 52?-Philip Henry Brown, surviving
partner of the firm OF j. b. Brown & Sons,
$11 ,97f, Oct 21, 1868.
No 15l-Benj Il. Simpson, 5000, June g.,
No 169--Gsorge W. Fisk, S225, June %,
1865.
No 275-Andrew Levin, $166, Aug. II, 1864.
No 2226-A. j. Bird, administrator of John
Bird & Son, deceased, $405I; and John Bird,
Jr., and Sidney w. Bird, surviving partners of
the firm Of John Bird & Co., S2025; and Dud-
ley S. Jones. $2569; and John Jones, $5C5;
and Dudley S. Jonc-, administrator OF the e=-r
tate of Mary johnson, deceased, $56, Aug. II
1854.
a No. 941-Dayid D. Kelly, $S41, July IL, 1864.
No. 942-Jane Kelly, executrix of the will
of VIM. Kelly, $4S7, Dec. %, 1862.
No. sls-Daniel D. Kelly. S15S; and james
L. Fowler, S1S5; and Jane Kelly, executrix OF
OF the will of VIM. Kelly, $92; and VIM.
Chatfeld, 500, May 2, 1866
No. 944-Daniel ID. Kelly, $15S; and VIM.
Chatfeld, $685. and Izette Mute, administra-
trix of the estate of James Mute, deceaeed,
$33; and Henry Pigion, 1888; aud Cyrus Wash
burne, 1888, March 10, 1862.
No. 945- Daniel D. Kelly, S2c51; Joseph w.
Balch, $S4S; Izette Mute, Administrative of the
estate of James Mute, Sef6; George j. Prince,
$211; and VIM. Chatfield, $14S0, May II, 1864.
No. 946-Daniel d. Kelly, $316; Jane Kelly,
Administrative OF the estate of VIM. Kelly,
$316; Jane Kelly, administrative of the estate
of VIM. Kelly, 1896; Izette Mute, administrs-
trix Of the estate of j. Mute, S264; George j.
Prince, $264; Henry Pigion, $204; and VIM.
oHSSaeS No. 1S551aniel p alFoD B. = Kelley s577 Joeph
W. Balch, $165; Izstte Mute, ADMINISTRATIVE
of the estate of James Mute, $165; George j.
Prince, $41; William Chatfeld, S2SS; and
Ferdinand A, Crccker, $82, Oct. "a, 1861.
No. 1160-John. n Gushing, $122; Keturah
NJ. Pritchard, executrx of the will of Thomas
Pritchard Jr., $4S Ellen NJ. Cushing, admin
lstratrix of VIM. Gushing, deceaced, SI22; and
Lawrence B. Gushing, administrator of Henry
johnson, $97, July 81, 1858.
No. 274-John Hanley, $4S5, Jan. 26, 1868.
No. 544--Albert P. Bibber surviving partner
of Bibber & Titcomb $3.50, June %, 1883.
No. 561-Charles H.. Lyon, $3.50, Oct. %,
1861
No. 1055-Edward Greenfield Tinker. $671.
No. 1056-Mary Emma Hovey administratrix
of Henry H. Hovey S6719.
No. 1058-Wm. ID. Morgan. $6719; and No.
1859; VIM. d. Morgan and Charles L. Morgan
executors eff Elisha e. Morgan, deceased
$3S63S, Aug. 26, 1864.
Trademark Agreement with Italy.
After some correspondence upon the subject
between the State Department and the Italion
Minister of Foreign Affairs an agreement be-
tween Italy and the United States made
April l, 1882. regarding reciprocal protection
of ownership of trademarks, has been con-
firned 10 Italy by royal decree. 1t is already
in operation in this country.
Kellogg's Indictment Detective.
Lawyers who have examined the indictment
against ex-senator Kellogg are of opinion that
it is defective and will be quashed. The views
of several of the prominent criminal lawyers
outside oil Washington have been asked, and
they have concurred in this view. The ndict-
ment was drawn by Ker. 1t will be remem-
bered that Judge Wyle in his charge ia the
star route case called the attention of the de-
fence to what he considered would have been
serious defect In the indictme ut had the
defendants discovered it and called his atten-
tion to it.
A Defelcation Compromised.
At the proper stage of the proceedings still
another compromise Of case Of defalcatiou is
announced in the District, which needs how
ever, the consent of the prosecuting officers
before it can be accomplished. 1t is reported
that no further proceedings are to be taken in
the case of Bi9elow, the defaulting official of
the Bank of the Republic, and that q COM
promise has been effected by which his fiends
| pay,one-third IL is not known whether the
consent of the prosecuting officers will be
| given.