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Daily Republican., 1885-11-04
rn. water ConDissi0i

The regular weekly mee1,ns
Water Comm issiou was heiu lssI
ing with President Porter VI Nv "" y
The petition OF Head q 70. lol
main on Scott street between
and Ninth streets, was grau',e.
City Treasurer repof'ea .;omal
s23, $3.50. IS In tue luton Nat ,sai",
10 Inc credit Of the commissloi
weekly payroll, amounting 70 q
were presented and oFdefe ~
the amounts.
Daily Republican., 1885-11-04
VICTORY FOR
RsIiab|e,Ws|| Made Clothing

The dollars OF the people
are touring in and rolling
up the rousirg majority
for Oak Halls honest manu-.
facture Of Clothing. We
could not say so much if W E
were deceiving the people
with unkept promises OF
flaming words about goods
that could not be shown
true. Oak Hall is equip
ped for the season, and the
people, Judging from the
numbers coming in and buy.
ing, are fully satisfied We
shall not rest content until
the good news spreads fal
and wide that thousand:
more may come and a great
err majority Of the peopl,
learn the goodness of Oal
Hall Clothing.
Daily Republican., 1885-11-04
RasalssIA.

Richard G. Fisher, y 40 les'i y,
Mt. Pleasant. Mill Greek hups'
attacked with paralysis aoo ,'
weeks ago, when Or. CIpm9
Hockessin was called 10, 'ot
s,anding tho administrator
usual antidotes he continues, !,
ore feeble, and on Tuesday y
10 breath. He was 20 years o.
much respected by his neigh
friends. His wife ditd % ~
ago. His children consist ., /,
and three daughters. Ills Iel 'i',
ne inter- cd at Red Clay SreeS
Cemetery on Friday, leaving u
at 10. 30 u, M.
Daily Republican., 1885-11-04

A case OF cruelty 10 a ch
eat tern section OF the city is
investigated by Harvey b.
special agent Of the s. P. U
charged that the mother,
vito OF . man holding a
position in this city, Las Nc
dicted TO drink, and tia; WI
tho In tiuence Of liquor abe
most terrible punlshmenn
child, who IL a bright Gil
years OF age. One OF her mel
pour boiling water, or hot co
he child's head, and when All
this on Monday, the neighooi
the matter to the police, ana
red IL to the society. Prom
will be taken In the Case, al
il shown that the woman Is
10 claimed by her friends, 8
prosecuted.
Daily Republican., 1885-11-04
a Marrow Eseape

Yesterday afternoon . horsI
TO a carriage containing
ladies' became upmausJ
Seventh street above Oranps
gentleman who Was passing J
oy the head, and bold on un1
cupants of the carriage iu}
They had scarcely made lid
when the animal broke loosel
man and dashed DOVE Seved
which a. the time wac iol
vehicles.
, He did not collide with al
reached King street, when Id
the double team 0f William
New Garden, cutting one N
on the breas, and aide. The
tore loose from the carriage,
down Seventh 10 Spruce and
to Eleventh street, along Will
tinued until caught. The d
started 10 run away, hui vi
, ,otofe ii reached heaid huiiI
harness Of ihe runaway hors.
broken and the shafts, desbj
door of the carriage wrecked,
Daily Republican., 1885-11-04
+ It I EDIT
4 Fire In ,hsCe,,..

About fye O'Clock this mn,
oroke ont In the farm dws,i,,
Robert Morrow, in Christian
on the road leading from Gr
the Lancaster pike. The i'm
Two story stone dwelling vi
Kitchen, and was occunisd
Springer. When Mr.. sprinJ
at his usual hour this mn
same down stairs, he opened
leading to the kitchen, whsr
flame rushed IN and eomnl1
the room.
He WAS forced outside and 4
~ went to work TO rescue MI
children who had TO be ,ake1
second story window. So anal
the house wrapped In a sheet
that nothing was saved hui h
and . pie OF cirp.tiue not *
unfortunate family rave AMI
clothing except the night II
wore. The family went 10
of Mr.. Connolly a shor. dia
where they were provided y
with clothing. The FIRE ia :,
have caught from an oyerhss
Mr.. Morrow IL said 10 be
sured, bat no. in any compa
city. Mr.. sprinser's loss is
$500, without insurance.
Daily Republican., 1885-11-04
FOURTH EDITION,


Perfect Rest bsd springs. pa King st.
Walnut candy, Ferguson, IL X ID st.
Clothes wringerr, bread and cake
boxes ct Pieree's, lsi W. Eighth St.
For good coal 70 70 Bush's, Fre.oh
street wharf.
win soll you Ave pounds Of string nor
81 At the RKPUkLIeAE Office.
g. Rodmon Smith, ESQ. is passing q
week on bis farm In Maryland.
For cheap Tin ware, wood and willow
ware, 90 70 Pieros's, lol W. Eighth BIT.
For hair, fibre, hHsk and all kinds OF
mattresses, 70 70 Cannon's, sos Shipley
street.
Glass and agate ware, waffle irons,
muAn rings and potato fiuters ~
Picrce's, 10l W. Eighth street.
Judge Wales has appointed Lewis w.
Mustard United 6tates Commissioners
Al Lswes.
Twenty. nire horses have been entered
for the Hassl Dell trotting races to-
morrow afternoon.
The PennsylvAAia r. X. Company
has declared semi annual dividend Of
two per cent
To furnish your kitchens, laundry g
pantry, 60 to Pieroe's iel W. Eighth
street
The Wilmington Conference will
meet on the 4th Of March next 81
Elkton, Nd, Bishop Mallilieu will pre-
side.
A lot & personal property belonging
to W. r. Q. Colquboun, OF Centrcvills
willbe sold by Sheriff Ford on Saturday
| the 7th inst.
The exec stive committee OF the Board
| OF Associated Charities will meet TO-
morrow Afternoon 70 discuss the expe
diency Of holding q public meeting.
The household goods OF the late Aller
| Gawihrop, at No. sos West Eighth
street, were sold at public sale yesterday
| at fair prices. The house was bid up v
- 800, when IL was " ithdrawn.
The Domestic Go. will present ever!
boy and girl isiang the Armory fai
this week, In abe afternoon, with
Handsomely embroidered ribbon badge
To be worn while in the building.
Hope Lodge, No. a, l. q. o. r., vii
have . public installation Of their re
Gently elected officers thia evening q
" C!oeh, Au ihNiVAtioA - oAeouuo
10 the public 10 attend.
j. Howard Taylor has rsturne
from q cunning excursion 20 the Su'
quehanna, having shot, with the AID /;
three friends, one b1pdJe0 nd for,
ducks in one day
Sheriff b,rd sold yesterday what
knowp ~ the Rock farm" In Apps
qu.nimink. the property Off. G. Fem
more, containing 170acres, 70 George 1
BRADY, for Sl3 100.
I Rev, W. l.. 8. Murray visited Ne,
York for the purpose of visiting ono q
the Bishops to assist at the services
Asbury M. Il. church next Sunday
when a large collection OF money 10 d.
sired to pay of the deb; incurred 1.
the recent improvements
Daily Republican., 1885-11-04
Ask for tub soap.


Mrs. Margaret o. Pyle, VIII
liam Pyle, who died on hohl'
58th year IL her age, and win
from the residence Of her huS'
W. Il eventh street to'm"Ito"
services NJ the house at l'5O p
Mira. Pyle, before matFiske
Miss Paynt.r, a Chester YOU.
well known and respected :
lady OF considerable liu var
and furnished some geod aFi'o
we're accepted by leading l''ef
mails.
Howard Pyle, the %el!'eho y
artist, il her son, and sAs i
other sons and a husband % d
q cease.
Daily Republican., 1885-11-04
Before the Judra

Judge Cummins presided |
til 10 mornings session o, q
The first case taken up vi
George Quinn, an o.d man,
arrested for drunkenness, I'd
be lived at Cherry Hill, MIDI
on his way 10 New Jerssj
when he met some friends Il
ard got drunk. The Judge 4
him until TO morrow mornina
John Curry was found az I
Market streets late last nj
drunk, and WAS sentenced to |
OF 81 and costs.
Michael Murray laid down.
lar door on Front street about
this morning to sleep of the|
an overdose Of whiskey, and I
in the hall. A hue Of 81 and
i'm posed.
Two colored dlmsals usmI
Harris and Julia +. Murray I
S3 and costs each, for being
d isorderly.
Daily Republican., 1885-11-04
Tub soap is only 8 cents
ARaiss Afnrn'

Shortly before 0 O'Clock ia ~,
an axcitable Individual saw 'n :,
ton OF light from the tor 81 ,ss
tho workmen employed rainnt
p, church, Seventh aud " n n,usi,
and jumping to the sonciu am
there must be a fire, struck an y
from box 10 At Fitch aud French u,
The department was pf1 20 a,
spepding, but disgusted 70 ,s ~
they were called out "itnou' '
eax cause,
Daily Republican., 1885-11-04
HEADQUARTE RS
AT OAK HALL.
NOVEMBER 4, 1888.

To Our CONSTITUENCY
The first flush Of victory
has come. We have swept
the field. Instead of appeal
ing to old wrecks and issues
,of the past season. not
worth speaking OF, we draw
the lines clear and sharp.
Sentimentality goes to the
wall in business, il that is all
People stick to old friends
as long as they don't lose
by it ; but they must have
some stronger hold, and we
electioneered with nigh,
and main for the
Daily Republican., 1885-11-04
Anuanh ssirI.stsrnsmiae

LOUISVILLE. Ky, Nov. ), l6N5.--El.
s. Herr brought suls against Annie e..
ReIshert in the Chanoefy Court thn
a ftsrnoon for : 900, Both parties ar.
deaf Dutes. Herr states that under
prlr,i.e OF marriage Miss. ReigAert GOT
nim to convey J. farm and Other prop
e-ty to her and thar after thecouveyance
she realized OF Tho property, refused "a
marry hin an wei " live in Chicago
Daily Republican., 1885-11-04
You will like tub soap.
Trains for the aces.

TIE first train for Hszsl Dell Park Il
morrow Afternoon, will leave the ecu.
side of Third street bridge at | c'c!oca
and win be- followed by other traiG
every few minutes. Trains vii! fetuf'
after the races are ever 10 accom modal
all who attend. The fare !cr the roun
trim Will be 10 cents
Daily Republican., 1885-11-04

l.. NJ clmstesd, formerly treasurer
of the jackson Lime and Goal Com
pany, has removed. 10 New Haven,
Connecticut.
Capt. George W. Laokey, OF the
steamer Republic, has been appolhted
by Governor Stocklay, u Pilot Ccnmr.
aioner TO succeed Captain Henry Widen,
decreased
Daily Republican., 1885-11-04

wDRRR LI1--On the ID insi ,oimsmb snou
Group, Sadie A., daughter Of Oslv AMI
Maggie a. WorrslI, ugei Yeas, month
day.
Relatives and friends are respectfully invi
ted U attend the funeral. on Friday, nov
eth. at Newark. Dol. Services at the New
N. T. Church. Interuent AZ Newark M Z
cemetery.
|F.SHER-rn the I'd inst, Richard q. f1sh
or, aged rs yeas
Relatives and ri ends arc respectfully IN
VI ed TO attend his fun raj from MIS- late resi-
depce. pear M Pleasant, NH Greek Hun
dred, on friday IN ornIng ., 1889. Services
st HE'D Clay Greek hurch.
Daily Republican., 1885-11-04
Noasals C0isIded.

The schooner Rachel and Maud col
lided with the brig M. g. Mariner o.
the Christiana above Third street oi
Monday, which resulted In considerabi
damage to the brig and with but litlu
q az: age 70 the schooner. To add TO To-
III isfcrtune. the brig WAS broken IN
10 yesterday by river thieves but Goth
iAn valuable stolen
Daily Republican., 1885-11-04
Death OF o Country Lady.

MEb Amanda DeTrickeon, wife q
Joseph Derricksop, nesr Midtown
whose death WA announced yesterday
was The youngest daughter OF DAyic
Graves lately declared. Sbs Was 1
Inost estiE4ab'e lady, a sincere chrisGsI
woman and leaves an In 5erestint
family
Daily Republican., 1885-11-04
tDAuEerin Et8ylt.

The internal trolhles ~ Fa!', have
become 30 grave that IL, Bnt.1b AMI
French representa- ivtsi2 oLat courtrY
have te'eSraphed To ,h"ir resp riTe
goYefT II. eire to seEd r31.of-Ua- tlett
at nce 10 protecI foreign ies.1onTa.
Daily Republican., 1885-11-04
the RInk

There was a fsir audience al the chi
zeas' rink last evening, an "0yerture" -
given by the band being bne attraction
A grand mssqne carniVal is IN ,-epa.a-
ton. Fu.i particular aiven by t4e
mAnager.
Daily Republican., 1885-11-04
The " ealher

Tomorrow promises to be fair and
warmer. Friday, stationary tempera
ture. and partially cloudy, threatening
ram.
Daily Republican., 1885-11-04
s.,a,, nov Hurt.

On Saturday last a smai N g,f
name Of Lewis, living on noa ~ r"E,
above Spruce. fell ann e Ne WI
tongue sith his teeth. a., SIS 4
to The Office of DIR, Manni ,v o.s So
three stitches being ~, 80
The Sc yered parts toSe1.e
Daily Republican., 1885-11-04
SWiit's Specific

AJOrIUE-- 1t KS. ELLA t1LE DiSAP.
~ peared on November /, and her whera.
abou's Is no. known by her husoan1 She
vas last seen o, the titi1ehs' kttnE rinh,
iourta an Wash ngton . reefs, In company
with strange Young lacy ard 1entlsman.
/ will HEREBY Kive notice that / will not be
responsible for Eer hoard, ehher In q pub
lie or lrivate boarding house, 81 she has ldt
a good home and also friends Respectfully.
q g PYLE. No 1890 North Twenty rst
street, Philadelphia, Pa. 1ts
Daily Republican., 1885-11-04
AT.
VIM. b. SHARP'S,
Fourth and Market Streets,

We've ten pairs OF hand.
some Turcoman Curtains,
plain crimson and gend'arme
centres with wide, rich bor-
ders, and fringed sides, max
ing elegant draperics for
windows or double doors.
Being part OF a large late
purchase and this much of
the lot lett over. makes a
great reduction in the price,
and the patterns are as
handsome as any you will
see. Any one interested in
fine draperies should see this
remarkable ofering-$I5 a
pair from S25.
There's another lot of fine
felt goods made into mats,
scarfs, table covers, tides
land many little useful and
fancy things with good de-
lsigns stamped on each end,
at wonderfully low prices
no cents to SI.25. Also plain
|telts in all colorS.
l One OF the best materials
flor furniture covering il
lSilk Tapestry-'tis soft and
lpliable to work ard mos,
} durable for wear ; many diff.
ferent patterns and color
, lings; 50 inches wide, $l.25
81, s. 50.
/ Ash, Ebony, Cherry, Wal
, lnut Poles for window ant
door hangings, with .woot
, or brass rings, ends ant
r brackets complete, for s.
S cents.
Daily Republican., 1885-11-04

Samuel II Wiley who had lev
broken and W." Otherwise injured some
Il We weeks ago ~ n pile Of lum Der fall
ing upon him has recovered 20 far rs t
he able 70 be out aga.l
Daily Republican., 1885-11-04
SOLID OAK HALL MAKE

Of Clothing on its well-known
merits, approved OF tor so
many years as re!iaoe and
beyond question fer full
value. The Winter Cam
paign has only fairly begun,
but look where you will
through the country, in and
lout of this city, Oak Hall
pre-eminently is winning the
Daily Republican., 1885-11-04

slNGLEY-EWING- Tuesday, the I'd
instant, In Philadelphia by his Honoi
Wnla Smith, Mayor q the city, 1, ~
wood 81 gley and Nile Kate Ewing, OOH
Of this CITY.
Daily Republican., 1885-11-04

President Clev' and pa,ted through
IA special car soon after 5 O'clock TIM
morning.
Daily Republican., 1885-11-04

Don't forget to asls for tub soap ior
bext wash day; only cents. Ask your
grocer tor H..
Daily Republican., 1885-11-04

iAYArttD Can give a mau living 10
w Wilmington or vicinity, light, steady
B,d rempnerAtie err p'ovment Enclose In
y. Ut answer 20 this advertiseHeEt,a an envel-
ooe bearing your correc, address. and a, a
aiil then he returned 20 vCu wit full parti
ulars. ADDRESS, W T. h. RIvLRs, l05l
Third Ave, eW York CITY.
Daily Republican., 1885-11-04

OF IKE REPUBLICAN uii 20 iu tie SHADE
z O'clock 10 O'Clock 70 n'cloei
Az 40, JlO
Daily Republican., 1885-11-04

DOARIINc1-TWu YOUNG MINCAN
ID be accommodated W tn good oCard ana
washing a. reasonable rates. Private fami'
ly. 1880 rrei ch street. IA 7ts
Daily Republican., 1885-11-04

EtUR SaLs-CHEAP, A LANCE PAIR
T. ofyounB mules, OF viii trade for horse.
Apply TO W. & J. LANG, Filth aid French
strrets n4
Daily Republican., 1885-11-04

PYLE &
lICHTENSTEIN,'
226 Market Street,
Winter Garments for Ladies,
Misses and Children.
We now have on Gale the hand
soonest line of Ladies' Paris
Wraps and visites, Ladies' Plush,
Stoc and Cloth Newman
kets Misses land Children's Coats
and Haveloeks, ever shown in
this city, WI ich We src cna 'led
to caer at pr ees far below any.
thing yet offered in this market
Our line OF Plain Beaver, Boncle
Berlin Twill, Brocade Plush Rnd
J Gained Hnb Eewm arkes, Rag
lans, Wraps shd Jackets, IS un
surpassed ; all are male under
eur own supervision, and OF,
fnisked in tie best manner pos
si bic, ard are offered at prices
far lower than usually demand
ed for inferior goods. We are
receiving daily from Our owl
work rooms new garments, anC
|oar prices are aaay below com
pt tition.
Our Dress Goods Denart
msnt is complete with all TIC
new novelties full line o
Boucle, Cancels Hair, Canvas
i Cloth, TIirotines and Clotl
Suit'ngs are worthy the atten
ton OF every buyer.
l Special Offering in
j BLANKETS.
Daily Republican., 1885-11-04

yTyARTtD "A HORSE THIS WINTER
ot,,ca nS-2tE
Daily Republican., 1885-11-04

CsOR SALE DESIRABLE MA RkET
e street iroperty, between Fourth and
rim street. address GEORGE NJ
SEND, Ga Market street. Mat
Daily Republican., 1885-11-04

GVR SALE, CHEi PA LOT OF GilOL
Il second hand stoves at No. ~ kia'
street bE"A
Daily Republican., 1885-11-04

SgI SMALL ChILD TO
w toardi good home. Address nome
this ttticr. tsa2t'
Daily Republican., 1885-11-04

tNyAETED--I ou,t AZ bSYs'
w -, Tor stoso Ind ono iu1 bakery.
appIy 81, Market. AZ
Daily Republican., 1885-11-04

Have YOU tried tub soap
Daily Republican., 1885-11-04

Tf~nN rEu--A GOO y CGsA}kL3 "b
SS Il. "a for general uOlssaosx. Apply
at 4lo ast fouIth street. h4-ot
tyYhNrED - GENTLEMEN BOARD
~ ers at Toi 'Cstna,l street nAott
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st. Andrews Cathedral.

The Cathedral services were held yes
terday at 80 a. M. and 6 p. m. At the
former service the Bishop of Honolulu
preached from the text 1.-THE Lord is at
hand" The following order of services
for Christmas were given out: December
oath, Christmas Eve, evening p. m.
December 25th, Christmas Day, Holy
Communion choral, 6 80 a. m. Tours
full service in will be sung at this SER
vice. Morning prayer and sermon, 80
am. Hawaiian even-song and baptism,
so p. IN. Evening prayer and sermon,
p. m. December 26th, st. Stephens
Day, Holy Communion, 80 a. IN. /;
morning prayer, 8 a. N.
The offerings OF the congregation on
Christmas Day will be given for the SUP
port of Hawaiian girls at Christ Church
family boarding school, South KoDa,
Hawaii. One hundred dollars will found
four scholarships for 1886.
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Ahnnt Kinam Street.

Mr.. EDITOR: 1t would seem I'M
reasonable to complain OF bad roads
after such spell OF rough weather, but
the grievance to which l would call at
tention is of old standing, and only more
prominently shown up by the rain.
Kinau street is fine street all the
way along from the Makiki Reserve to
the back OF the Queens Hospital, or a
little further, and there, just 20 yards or
so from Punchbowl street, it stops. A
small gulch crosses the road, making
it impossible to carriages.
This neighborhood is quite populous.
There are three or four Portuguese
stores, one of which was unable to get
its supplies two days ago, as the direct
cut past the Hospital gate was impas-
sible.
Now, half a dozen men, in two days,
would level over the small gulch refer
10, and complete Kinau street to Punch
bowl street. 1t would be good job
and our worthy Road Supervisor woult
earn the gratitude of the entire Portu
guese Punchbowl colony. PUKIKI.
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THE LATEST AMERICAN INVENTION
THE VICTORY OF ELECTRICITY.

Since EsGt has been applied for lighting all efforts Of
solved
producing
@ la winch oo ever become generally useful and popular must be portable
lamp;
tins d NRea ] Light GGPn ho" hast succeeded in completely realizing
will bring about complete all lighting.
and neither complicated dieeable manipulation that
per hour has before the latter the advantage
i mo need tob
ned by match otherwise but simply turning the avoiding all
to
Its manipulation i simple
% ~ ' " H ~ p s
Of the cleaning
That tina
s. That
That unaffected being
nV4aol9 [or nominations Lighting Of gardens corridors
A. small size Height of complete
kept
Per lamp delivered any
lamp dr a a @ & ting rooms houses ETC. This
lamp lnene globe richly elegantly
grand plor hall
aud the workmanship
lamp IN either bronze Japane enGe or silver oxide
All in
for c. The neees
Every accomd on r ' and will be ~
al orders discount No
abroad filled
be procured Of
enclose
stamps of any country Of the world ~ ~ " postage
all
nignees our lamps wanted evsr
A fortune Be made persons
Address: THE NORMAN ELECTRIC LIGHT co.
591narI0 PHILADELPHIA, U. AMERICA
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Mr.. DAGGETT'S MISSION.

When Mr. Daggett left these Islands
for his home the ADVERTISER stated that
His Majesty's Government had en-
trusted him with commission to the
United StateS1 Government on business
affair If there had been any political
significance in the mission we should
have stated its tenor; but a. there was
none whatever, we deemed it wholly Un
necessary to explain the matter further.
Nor, indeed, was any explanation neces-
sary. But it 80 happened that Give
newspaper men" on the Coast, failing in
getting can item" from Mr.. Ddggett ON
his arrival, invented great many things,
some plausible, more absurd, and some
altogether in the range OF fanciful inn
probability in connection with his mis-
sion.
OF course there was no possibility of
arresting the fancifuI stories which origi-
mated with the clever city editor of the
San Francisco Evening Post" He had
set the ball rolling, aud it kept on gather
ing bulk as it rolled along. At last it
reached these Islands, and the absurdity
of the whole thing became apparent.
Even the Bulletin" on Saturday even
ing, tacitly admitted that it had been
imposed upon. Its double-leaded leader,
with sensational headlines, only told
half truth, when it was quite pos
sible to tell the whole truth if it had APP
piled in the proper quarter. There was
no reason why our evening contemporary
should not have had the fullest informa-
ton on the subject by applying to the Min
lister for Foreign Affairs, and we would
recommend this course i'll future as be-
ing preferable to its usual plan of imagin
ing it's facts and argsing from pure AS
sumption.
There is really nothing to be said in
the matter of Mr. Daggett's mission ex
cept that he was empowered to cooperate
with the Hawaiian Minister Plenipoten-
tiary to the President of the United
States and aid him in presenting state
ment of facts constituting the basis OF a
claim for the consideration of the Gov
eminent of the United States. His com
mission ana duties rendered. illuh euIIol.
subordinate to Mr.. Carter, and tina
functionary being called away to Europ
without taking any action in the prem
Uses, Mr.. Daggett returned to Virgins
City without on his part making an.
presentation of the case. Upon Nh
Carriers return from Europe the matte
will be presented at the discretion {
that gentleman. That is all there
about the mission of Mr.. Daggett.
was a purely business matter. If tn
claim be recognized by the United States
as we conceive it should be, the recognl
ton will result in advantage to the pub
lie interest and cannot cause any loss
In any case it is of advantage to have
of record. SIS
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General Notes.
Supreme Court.
BEFORE MR.. JUSTICE PRESTON.

SATURDAY, OcCculDSE 1JlIl.
Messrs. A J. Cartwright and VIM. q.
Irwin, assignees of the bankrupt estate
of S. J. Levey & Co., VS.. Cecil Brown
and others, executors of the will of Au-
gust Unna, deceased. Assumpsit for
$258. The defendants admitted the debt
and deposited the money in Court, but
asked that Messrs. A. Hoffnung & Co.
be interpleaded, to whom said sum was
transferred in the form of an account
Plaintiffs claimed that said Hoffnung &
Co. had notice of the insolvency of S. J..
Levey & Co., and that said transfer is in
fraud of the creditors of said bankrupt
firm. Counsel agreed that this issue
should go to jury. w. r. Castle for
plaintiffs, F. NJ. Hatch for defendants,
r. F. Bickerton for the claim of Hoff-
hung & Co.
Mr.. William Foster, Clerk of the
Court, issued commissions to Messrs,
William o. Smith and Ed. Gray Stetson
for taking dispositions of witnesses in San
Francisco, California, for use in the cases
of % iona Austin ct al. VS.. G. Brewer *
Co., and (2) NJ. P. Robinson VS.. L. q.
Sresovich q Co.