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The Portland daily press., 1883-09-03
MAINE.

somorset Temperance Camp-meeting.
NORTH ANsoN, Sept. 1.-The Somerset Tenn
perance Camp-meeting opened Friday after
noon, being called to order by N. B. Buxton Of
North Anson. There was speaking by ex-Gov.
Dingley of Lewiston, Chandler Baker of
Bingham, t. NJ. Boothby of Embdep, R. Z.
Adams of Madison. The following were
elected officers for the ensuing year:
President-T. f. Boothby.
Secretary-G. A. Emerson, Madison.
Treasurer-A. E. Moore, Madison.
In the evening rally was held, and Rev. j.
O. Hancock of skowhegan presided. Con-
gresham Dingley delivered an address.
The Saturday exercises began at 10 o'clock,
with q praise meeting, conducted by r. W.
Dunn of waterville, followed by rally. The
meeting was addressed by B. @. Torsey Of
Winthrop, G. W. G. T. of Maine. Rev. Mr..
Hancock and R. w. Dunn. The meetings
were continued through the day and Sunday
The afternoon meeting of the temperance
camp-meeting was interesting. 1t opened at 2
O'Clock. The Rev. Mr.. Hancock presided, and
made remarks. There was speaking by Rev
Mr.. Bartlett of Solon, B. c. Torsey of Win
throp, Rev. Mr.. Dinsmore of Brunswick, and
Mrs. Weston of Skowhegan. AT the evening
session, A. w. Calm, North Anson, presided,
and there was speaking by R. w. Dunn, Rev.
Mr.. Colby of Madison, G. W. Emerson of
Madison, Moses French of Solon Id G. H. T.
Atwood of Embden.
Found Drowned.
BANGOR, Sept. 2.-The body of an unknown
man, badly decomposed, was picked up at
Sandy Point, Stockton, to-day but could not
be identified.
The Somerset RaiIrsad.
BANGOR, Sept. 2.-The "Whig and Courier
Of Monday will state that it is informed on the
very highest authority that there is not the
slightest truth in the statement that the Som
erset railroad has been leased by the Maine
Central Railroad Company from Sept. 1st.
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$1,000,

DpCClal lIUtbluS ITcIllIuIIlS
$1,000,
Offered by the Cumberland County Agri.
cultural Society, for their 46th An.
nual Fair to be held at Presump-
scot Park, Portland, Me-,
Sept. III, IL, Is & IA.
FIRST DAY, SEPT. N.
Mel. Fer 500 Class, $1OO--SlO 90, 60 80 20;
800 extra to the winner if better than 2-36.
No. =. Fer sfafliens owned in Maine,
500 500, 80. 80. 20; 500 extra to the win
ner IL better than 2.30.
SECOND DAY, SEPT. I2.
Ne: 3.-Fer asa Class, $2O0;- 500. so, 80,
Ne. 4.-For Colts Years Old and Under.
9I00-$5o, 20, 10, 10.
THIRD DAY, SEPT. l3.
Ne. - For 2 so Class, s2OO-Sloo, SO, so, 20.
No. 6.-Fer 2.3s Glass, S1OO-S100, so, so, 20
FOURTH DAY, SEPT. III.
No. Fer free for all, S3OO-S15O. 20, 80.
30.-S 90 extra to the winner If better than q 25
No: S.-Running Race, S1OO-S5o, 25, Is,
AL horses to be owned in Maine except Nos. 4 and
8 free to all.
The above races to be mile heats, best 3 in 5 to
harness, except in Nos. and s, and conducted by
BY the rules of the National Trotting Association
Entries will close On Wednesday, Sept. 9th at II
O'Clock p. Entries mailed day of closing will
be eligible. All entries must be made to
J. j. FRYE, Secretary, 23 Preble St.,
aus9eodtsep4tdtd Portland Me-
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capital to the amount Of $l2,911.66; besides
this the firm paid certain notes, the original
proceeds of which had u been appropriated by
amount of S20, 300, thus withdrawing from the
firms assets, during the year SAC, ,439.Sl.
From this date, Aug. 81, 1882, up to the
day of suspension OF payments the appropria-
tion OF the firms assets by the Junior partner
to more than $275,0OO, exhausting the entire
profits OF the business, the capital and credit of
the firm.
Accompanying this report is q classified list
OF the methods employed, and the amounts
taken by each to make up so large sum-
To show, as far as possible, the true state of
the various accounts, trial balance was taken
Of the books at date of beginning the examina-
tion, and this transferred to q new set OF books
has been the basis of all subsequent entries
made for the purpose Of rectifying, 80 far as it
could be done, at present, those accounts whose
condition could be reached.
The bills payable have been carefully exam
ined, numbered and scheduled. The accounts
have been scrutinized so far as vouchers ex-
listed have been verified, but il ia not jmpossi-
BILE that claims may be presented against the
hrm, not shown on our exhibit, for the reason
that they appear nowhere ON the books of the
firm.
The result reached by making the above
mentioned entries Is shown in the following
balance sheet:
Merchandise at homo and abroad go. S22 200 %
Ea1h E, 10 balance. .'...................... 359.58
Pls receivaDIe. e.;...'..:..:........... 3,6O8.S1
Ledger accounts less offsets. .......... 77,511.13
Excess Of liabilities 531 SO
S27S,211.2S
Ledger accounts. s..............~.....$3 39,441.20
Bills payable Qess assets). -. 212,76972
Indirect liabilities. ...."....... 26000.36
s27s,2l1 2s
OF the assets, Ss,s7s.98 consist Of cooperage
on wharf, and probably equal to cash. OF the
cooperage abroad 50, .65 will perhaps bring
its estimated value, and it may be more. One
lot OF cooperage abroad, amounting to 81 ,Sl2,
may be considered Of doubtful value.
The foreign accounts amount to $72, ,726. .46,
and are the showing from the firms books
alone, absence OF accounts Of sale, or accounts
current, having prevented verifcation of
same.
The domestic accounts are oflrsmall amount
and are ledger balances only.
The liabilities, consisting principally OF bills
payable and balances of accounts, are presum-
ably correct, but as in case Of the accounts be-
fore mentioned, verifcation of some Of them
has been impracticabie.
The creditors should bear In mind that
large portion Of the assets are in foreign ac-
counts.
The report OF the accountants to the COM
mittee we herewith submit.
T. $.sf i : i f., S%ss,.s.. a.s.s; COMMITTEES.
The following is the report Of the ac-
countants:
t's Report.
PORTLAND, Me-, August %, 1888
thompson, Committee Creditors:
wing statement of assets and liabilities of Phin-
NJ M hrpk and rdu and
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August
p.
ntof
Daily Republican., 1883-02-07
Dots.

a party was given the Harknes
Academy last evening.
The market only extends above Sew
enth street this morning
The Railroad Company have estab
liShrd IA ticket Otfir" at Bear Station.
The Unity cluh--will hold meeting
in the Unitarian church This evening
Henry II. Hawkins, will hold the Re
publican primary election in the Sixth
Ward.
The Board of Education meets to con-
slider legislative matter to- morrow even,
ing:
A number Of ash barrels were left
standing on the curbs by the ash. men
yesterday.
An entertainment will begin this
night week in the Second Baptist
Church by the Ellis Family. Fanny
May, the natural clucutiouiSt will take
part.
There was dispute between two EN-
ploy"cS tn" Diamond State Iron Com
pany, in which one mans head was
beaten and another lost part OF his
finger.
tn" New Castle Cunning Club was
defeated on Monday last at New Castle,
by the German Cunning Club of this
cIty. The score WAS 81 to G3. This
makes two victol les out of three for the
Daily Republican., 1883-02-07

Gil, In interviewing the members
both Houses in reference to the cit!
charter, which will no doubt be sub
mitted to the General Assembly tO-mOr
row. In all likelihood these gentlemen
have an axe to grind, and are interest
ed In some particular parts OF the sait
charter.
The whole delegation having the mat
ter In charge are expected here tonight
and will no doubt hold cOmmittet
meeting, AZ well ~ sounding the mem
bers on the subject. From the present
outlook the charter will be ably dis
cussed and considerable alterations will
be made.
On Thursday evening the Temperance
question will be thoroughly discussed
by able speakers in the interest Of the
Delaware State Temperance Alliance,
among which are mentioned the Revs.
j. W. Miller and DIR. Caldwell. The
Alliance will meet the Legislature in a
body.
The lbject ofincrease.l representation
will probably be brought up tomorrow,
and will be the most important part OF
the entire session.
But little business was transacted
and the following are the proceedings in
full:
sen AFTERNOON SESSION.
Senate rr-assemblcd at 3 p. N.
Notice was given of the following
hills:-By Mr.. Cavander, an act provid-
ing tor the appointment of II state
chemist and other purposes; by Mr.
Mustard, act supplementary t" chapter
S5, Revised Code, relating to the sale Of
intestate real estate.
The Scnat" concurred in the House
amendments to Senate bills incrr-
porating the National Dredging Com
pany and the River Front Improvement
Company
Adjourned.
HOUsE-AFTERNOON SESSION.
House re-assembled at ) y. IN,
The Senate bill incorporating the
River Front Land Improvement Com
pany, after being amended so as not to
give authority for the bridging of navi-
gabl" streams, and having the phrase
oiOlyOf one or two Osentences modified in
an unimporIant manner, was passed, rs
also were the House bills to incorporate
the Young Mems Democratic Club, of
Wilmington, and limiting the amount
Of road tax to be- collected in Christiana
Hundred.
The House then went into Committee
Of the Whole on the Immigration bill,
with Mr.. JustiS in the chair, and, after
an hour spent in discussion, the com
Iuitfrr rD,t. to sit npaiu tu-rnDrrOW at
p. IN.
MI. Watson CAV" notice of il bill for
he benefit OF the free schools of Kent
County.
Adjourned.
Daily Republican., 1883-02-07

Prof. James II. Crahh Will give read.
ings al "A number I'll places curing the
coming month, and has just received IL
call to read at Hartford, Conn, on Sat
ur'iay evening, March ;ird, for the o.
L. a. NJ, of that place. The EaSton,
Pa, Advocate says That; Prof. Crahh
is an elocuiuniSt Of no mean order, and
that his rendition of the humorous
lairly tear the Feopi" t"pi"crs.' He
was "n'"r'd after every appearance,
and rouiu only satisfy his auditors by
rr-app"aring and arkno" lodging with
bows. Prot. Crahb j., open for engage
mrnts "u Friday dud Saturday cvcn-
tngS. 80 Hs not to interfere with his
ni-l' school work. lis charges are
moderate.
Daily Republican., 1883-02-07
The Beac h amp Mystery.

RIDGELy, CAROLINE COUNTY, MD.
Feb. 9Th" i'cachamp case seems Il
become more mysterious with rarl
fresh development. fairs took a new
and startling turn To day. Nathan s,
Chance, ALA, Thornton, was arrested
and committed to jail by Magistrate
L"ckrrnan ON III" charge of r"nspirng
wi h others To- poison BrIcnanp. The
accusation was made und'r oath hy
VIM. ". Bookrr Iii, information
came from Chances father, to whom
the son is SAIL to ave made a COMES
sion.
iaIt is alleged that Chance told his
'nth"r that certain i 'r>un (SuppUsrd
x b" Ja'nr- Ahrdrn, In" village store
p"rp"r Al frncUrd,) wanted him To
dolson a certain ching" by tn" last
say Of thr year, aud fhll if he would do
u IA" would r"rriy" ten dollar, in mon
ry and tpld watch. The action Of til"
State in maxim, IA" arrest has created !,
sensation. Interest ia III" ca>r is in
crraSng and additional revelations are
expected. THE iiicu,ls of Mrs. Beach
amp say that tit" irttrr which is said to
have been accidentally found at ihr
dead MATS hutI5" Is Iruuiur and can be
50 proved.
On the other hand, ,hpwrN"r. there are
many persons who say mat the letter is
u forgery tilt after huUght Of Interested
persons thu were being rurilrrrd by ihr
state, and who adopted this lnrthod of
further protection against the law. 1t
is said that the object Of putting the
lpttrr in the npSSrSsiun of Farmer Man.
Daily Republican., 1883-02-07
The Powell Case.

The case of Arthur Powell vs.. Hen1N
G. Conrad, administrator Of George W
Powell, which WAS tried at the last So,
sion Of the superior Court and resulted
in Il disagreement Of the jury, was
settled yesterday by arbitratorSappoin'-
ed by the prothontoary. The suit was
instituted by Arthur Powell against
the estate of his brC thcr George W.
Powell, to recover wages at the rate OF
S. per week for Il period Of some seven
years. Messrs. William Candy, Thorn
rs Darlington and James Bradford were
appointed arbitrators, and awarded the
plaintiff S400, with interest from Octo-
bcr 10Th, 1879.
The plaintiff was represented by
McssrS. Bradford and Nandcgrift, and
the defendant by Mossrs. Conrad and
Hotiecker.
Daily Republican., 1883-02-07
The Professor.

The New York Evening Post says
that the woodland and brook scenes in
"rhe Professor" are charming, aud
that the final picture, the exterior of Il
hotel ON the White Mountains by moon
distance that il, wonderful. "Thc Pro-
Ico>or' is to be producrd in this city
next Monday evening, with all his idcn-
teal scenery, and by the same cast 'hat
distinguished its extraordinary run OF
six months at tht Madison Square
Theatre, New York ,ly.
Daily Republican., 1883-02-07

y V"rN Dad Slgn. 4 drpO>lt Of brlrK
''' i'll ones bladder is IA very bad sign
n"rd. Those vino find themselves al
'k"d by this symtom Of kidney
NC,>c, should seek relief without de-
y, Such relief is guaranteed from
'n"N, bladder, liver and urinary
N"'a's hy Hunts Remedy. This won
IiHl medicine, Hunts Remedy, the
"lf kidney and liver medicine, cures
Nldncy diseases infallbiy.
Daily Republican., 1883-02-07
Information Nnntcd.

Any one knowing otth" whereabouts
of Edwin AjWrIi, a young man from
Baltimore cry, supposed I" rrsid" N
some hn1rdrrt hul'" of this city, viii
receive the thanks Of his friends by ad
dressing NJ, At this office, giving tie
above information.
Daily Republican., 1883-02-07
New Way Of Advertising.

Mul.in x Son, 9th and Market, think
they might Just as wei! give their win
ter stock ont at Il sacrifice as to carry
it, giving Their customers Il chance OF IL
bargain and himself more room and
some ready cash
Daily Republican., 1883-02-07

Look at our - cent, SLoo, sl,25 and
Sl.5o black silks We think you will
pronounce them the cheapest You ever
Io"kcd At Crosby Il iill, 22O and 222
Market street.
Daily Republican., 1883-02-07
A Chance

for some one to take an established
business. l.. f. Adair, 2U1 Market
street, vii sell his stock, or a part Of it,
to parties wishing to Z" into business,
or store for rent without amy stock.
Daily Republican., 1883-02-07
II Did its Work.

Mr.. S. 5. Walker, : Coral street
Lowell, Mass, says 81 have used st
Jacobs Oil for the immediate relief anC
cure of chilhains, and it accomplished
hpt H.
Daily Republican., 1883-02-07
uOlniny Feed Meal

makes a good sweet feed contains the
most noursling part of the grain, and
is cheaper than corn meal. Try it.
A. X. Tatnall, Front street, between
Madison and Monroe.
Daily Republican., 1883-02-07

Singing irritation, inflammation, al
Kidney aud Urinary Complaints, curco
by Buchu-paba 81,
Daily Republican., 1883-02-07

Free h roll hnlrcr - cents; best tub
butter, - cents, Carton n Reeves,
second rl.v,t market.
Daily Republican., 1883-02-07

When you want good IikenesseS and
pictures finely finished 60 to Beecher's
Gallery, 80 Market street.
Daily Republican., 1883-02-07
4 Derslark able Gaze,

\ san Francisco grocer had Il woman
prosecuted for theft, though she was 96
years old, al.d what She stole was Il
handful of Snuh, worth three cents.
Daily Republican., 1883-02-07

trimmings beautiful patterns new
goods % cents piece. Crosby Il Hill,
ZlO and - Market street.
Daily Republican., 1883-02-07
ANOTHER RAILROAD BILL.


DOVER, Del, Feb. O, lSS3.-In tn
House this morning, Mr.. Cooch CAV
notice Of bill, which authorizes tn
p. W. II Is. Railroad Company to con
struct certain branch Railroad and 70
other purposes. The preamble Of TN
bill fully explains the object of the pro
posed branch road, and Is az follows
4 WHEREAS, A line Of Railroad hai
been projected and is now under con
strucion through the Eastern Shor,
counties of Virginia, which, when com
pleted, will afiord.an outlet for the pro
ducts of that section to market, over tn.
lines ot the Delaware and =. w. x B
Railroad Companies and
| WHEREAS, Delays are occasiOnel IN
the transit of fruit, market and freigh,
trains through the city Of Wilmington
and
WHEREAS, 1t is highly important
that fruitsand perishabc ircights should
be Transported to the principal markets
and distributing points of the country
with quick dispatch, and all unncces-
sary delays he avoided, and
WHEREAS, The present route can be
materially shortened, and the transpor-
~ '''"' NV "',''
-" ''"'" "' Nv
,h a hrann 49,; -" ,', ".''.; ",'''' VI
thereby the public streets of the'city of
Wilmington would be- relieved of II
large nulnnrr Of freight trains during
the fruit season, and
WHEREAS, also it would greatly pro-
n'''' =, we az "",'ui'' 'n,''tS,S VI 'h'
- "''''i''''' ,''i'''''N WIRE
,'', ~ ~, 'o' ''','' N''n's Wv S'a" pro-
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E'''h '''t''''' ~ a"'''' a''eSN'ni, P'l'',
"'nn'I ,'i' n'"'' 'p'''' ~ rca"''S i"r-
"m''',' W any hi''Ar''
~ 'noi, nn,, d. .H'"i.'':' WIN '.' '''''-
""i. ,,' ''''''u''' n''"h 'h'' IL.
l'""' ,ia"' o'',' i'.,'' S,"',"'' w ,'a PPM
'o'i va! "'''' w w - w. d. na''-
' ,'I' ,",' ~ :" :" " wy ,"'t' ""''i -
'.'"'. 'i.''''',h III ',"'i NV l''S''''-
yer ',ri,'S r.i,N '"'llu '"u'n at ne" raS,'e
..'' ''','',t'pn, - IN uoS'S,''' ny 'Hf
.'"i'..' l , VI ''i' ~ =" ."ns' l.''' ''i'''h
.: ."' ''1'i' u lo,,'t l,, near o'a'e Ho'" ''a-
'i, ' S'a! ':,, WI w "'',,"H, s'''s''
,''' '''' M''' ''',N '''' 'n,'H''''" c,''h
H.. ,i.,,.;, " .,'' W.
,'' ni'iloy "'"e, u" l"'l'' on ','' man
luz, i,''e ''.a' ] 'n, l"la' "l'rc S"ch mann
M" ne, ci'SS's u.s. III, ''''''I"' ''rtk.
ihe pi,' ''r'her Pr"'''cS lhat III case
In ,he sll" company cannot agree aS ="
! II" 'lA''I'S Or manages y" ID, awarded I"
owner "r o"ncrs Oh 'aiia, etc', thrV can
aprly % !" %,he superior COURT or Judges
Oh 'ii' 'oiF', VINO Slial appoint hVt Jii-
"'',"'S persons 10 we" 'he premises
a'h make Snch assessments as they
"erlh Jus, ana Ir'"r.,
pauy TO erect and maintain 4, draw ar
Daily Republican., 1883-02-07
Beautiful

cotton trimmings, - cents piece.
{ ro,by ~ Iilu, Z2j ~ ~ Market
street.
Daily Republican., 1883-02-07
II III Pay
Pure Batter Only,

yuu to look at our cent laccs. CroSb,
4 Hi, go and 2.2 Market street,
Daily Republican., 1883-02-07
i.ilces.

Wide, handsome laceS, 5cGnts a yard,
'r'h u cents, al Crosby x Hills, 22O
y p. Market street.
Daily Republican., 1883-02-07
THE lMMIGkATIDS BILL.

The Immigration ill, which had
previously been bro, ght M in rL.
House for a third Ie ,d nr. but recon.
nirtrd 10 tine commit r, was again suI,-
mjtIrd ,u that hpuy this ali,nuuu and
rave rise to considerable discussion,
a,t,r IN. House had con. into a C,un'
mite. IF fine Wnolr. the ,l,cus,i
Ia ,,rl about AN hour. and a. times wa,
very spirit,d The debate WAS puri,ri.
II ,t,.d in by Messrs. Bates. CoorI. Wal
son. Co,uryys Irav io,i and others
I'm, first three Gentlemen named favored
a commissioner from each count and
w,, int in n,vn. nf n,y,nr ,hrm uuv
stinulo:rI s,lnrv ~ IN ,n,ir mi,inn
th,'rrurr. u,cn;y of men who would
IauIy n, rfrm in. duiir, of the nt(cr,
ii Il
Daily Republican., 1883-02-07
D'IliEk MATTERS.

Mr.. Abncr Bailey, mrmb Of vii
ming,on, Harry Turner, I'D, ana J.
Frank Bah, Esq., arrived hc.r to-day
and were engaged this afternoon, pre-
vious t. the arrival Of the Leg islativ"
Committee of Wilmington City Coun-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-04-05
RATTLE BETWEEN ELEPHANTS.
BARNUM's PILOT ATTACKS HIS sTALL-MATE AND
DEMoLsnEs EVERYTHING NEAR HIM.

pEMoIIsnrs EVERYTHING NEAR HIM.
Elephants as well. as opera-mla Una 'tdr
have their troubles yet the ne OF seS are
not halt serious and S. are oro @gSn ies
%eS s ev Do Ho e pat both n Of them win end
that the case with an aged eehpsht ia Ia 1na%
Z" DO ~ ana to live up spirit Of
tnat contract. Pot-for that's the eepnan. nv ,hs
Of the largest elephants that wears TWO ''A' "
He became triHc nervous yesterday morning while
seven gaons of water. in the heat OF the moment nc
raised his right hind leg in haste and WIN an acJny
of aim that ought to for him a Crecdmoor ineua NC
closed the eye of fellow-eephant who was sahang
few yards distant THIS sasnnnt W
with blow from his trunk that nearly ioosenea a,So
and threatened TO each other completely up New
man their keeper heard the high words words
Pasng between the scene of battle BY he
time he reached them several large Deas Pe air
was fun Of wasrpas hay end esp s%man fought
Sn mself INC on coming out ahead when he was
suddenly lifted of his feet by Pilots large 'dngcd
carelessIy eposited in corner somewhat ueIdeeu
as 10 his clothes and minus two iceth. ,rrr ord
the remaining elephants seemed anxons 10 p.hcred TO-
il there was going TO be aay fun Newman SJ ,Io,
VII more strength lat with less teeth until at iensth
the ezra ged beast driven TO his sta ana ~
in his stall like a slde-wheel fteamboat ana
made more noise than an orphan asyhin
p df ,pockea Chimney that sood harInaasy back #
him and scattered the bricks and mortar around ~ a.
mar and unpleasant manner. The chimhey Is UNIV
for furtheruse. a.. o,.,rs ,a ssod
Later in the afternoon cmpoye OF the circus Pa1sa
nv the elephant, wearing Derry ma. i' ,a
with graceful sweep that the man VIII never iorsr'
took tile hat from his mead, rolled IL up III NJ truk'
makinc crushed hat of it in moment and then, TAX,
ing ont of his mouth what remained OF the DERBY, nue
IL down on the floor with siam ana pait tnaI
RAISED another hump the cImel's back aud dlsar-
ranged all the stripes on the zebrd's back, $3.50 $1,000,
On,et was restored about nightfa, and Pilot having
been still more securely anchored with chains rings anu
shackeR. went TO sleep.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-04-05
4 UyFE SUING FOR SUPPORT.

Charlotte Ramsdcn, a woman about MY
veors NJ are caused The arragnnent in the Iorkyic
Police Court yesterday OF her husband, Edward G.
Ramsdcp on a charge OF abandonment she says that
thev we're married 10 1857 IN Cologne. Germany hen
she possessed 100000 Her husbands constant De
uauds for money she Gays. exhausted not Only net
fortune but also the value her jewels that sic was
Obliged TO purchase credit and charge the accounts
to him This in 1870, and III 1874 judgements were
obtained against him IA the Court OF Queens Bench
and the Mayors Court London.
Tue following year her husband cam 10 America;
Foownc him In September. 1881, she says he refused
her de1anf for support although he IS dong good
business in coffee az No 1OS Frontst The supreme COurt
granted her $40 week The General Term reversed the
decision but Court of Appeals sustained the ofsiha
verdict As she still failed TO get any money. she OBJ
tanned a warrant from Justice Herman for his 10
arrest Juatice Power paroled the accused ior exaI
nation on Friday before Justice Herr man TRIBUNE
reporter sought 10 obtain some personal information
Yesterday from Mrs Ramsien, but sue ma nothing 10
say willie Mr. Ramslca cOIld not be found