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Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1888-11-19

The STAR Predicts n Scramble for tho
Treasury Portfolio.
WASHINGTON, Nov. l9.--The Star in spec
ulating on cabinet possibilities says that there
Is apt 10 be a scramble over the secretaryshp
of the sreasury among New Workers. There
IS a very general impression that Mr.. Har.
rison wopldbe apt to select Senator Allison
for the pla 'e, bat it is doubted whether he
would give up bis place in the senate for
such an uncertain berth.
II Mr.. Allison docs not go into the cabinet,
Mr.. Clarkson, it is understood, wouldllike to
represent Iowa ia the presidents private
council He would like to be postmaster gen.
eral. But that place, If Mr.. Qaay's influence
is TO be weighty, viii so TO Mr. Wanamaker.
The impression becomes more and more
deeply fixed that Mr.. Blaine win not go into
the cabinet
Mr.. Hale has, ON two occasions, declined
cabinet positions that have been offered him,
and MIR. Fry has been quoted recently as say.
ing that he. woaid not leave the senate to &c
into the cabinet. II Mr. Blaine should per
sist in declining. under the circumstances, il
is likely that Mr.. Long, Of Massachusetts,
may be the eastern man in the cabinet. He
declined denomination to congress, and unles:
uc lakes ~ pOSltlOn Ot thla SOFt ue VIII 70 OUT
of political life on March 4
1t is thought more likely that Mr.. Warner
Miller will so into the interior department
than that he will get the treasury portfolio
There is much doubt about an Indiana mar
going in the cabinet. If Mr.. Goff is defeated
for governor and for the senate both in West
Virginia it appears probable that he win &c
at the head of the navy department. Algei
is still adhered to as the most promising can.
didate for secretary of war;
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1888-11-19
nlalne,s shadow in washIngton.

WASHINGTON, Nov. 1s.--The air is filled
with the gossip of the cabinet makers
Harrison's friends and would be ben
eficiaries are hard at work evolv.
ing suggestions more or less happy, and
everybody feels the shadow of Blaine. 1t Ia
pretty safe to say Harrison feels it too. 1t is
SO easy to say that M. Blaine will have nc
place in the cabinet, but everyone who knows
Mr.. Blaine realizes that he expects to be a
power in the next administration. If he is tc
be an outsider his advice can only be offered
at long intervals He would be under the
most irksome surveillance in approaching
or communicating with the president were
he not in a position to do so without occa.
sioning comment. As secretary of state he
could practically live at the White House
without creating any gossip
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1888-11-19
Death 81 rear Admiral baldwin.

NEW YoRK, Nov l9.-Rear Admiral
Charles a. Baldwin died at his residences,
see Fifth avenue. He had been sufferer
from Bright's disease for years, and had but
recently returned from France, where he
had been for his health Commo lore Bald
United States
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1888-11-19

CLEVELAND, o., Nov. IA special from
sharon, Pa, says that in fourteen furnaces
employing ,40J men, the wages Of employees
were voluntarily advanced by the owners
ten aud fifteen cents day.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1888-11-19
WANT ID

At the Chesapeake House on Maia street, q
nrst. class WAITER. Apply at once.
nI4tf CHAs. BOLDT. Proprietor.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1888-11-19

A limited number of SCHOLARS on PIANO
or ORGAN. Terms moderate. For further
informs tion apply to Miss NJ, l.. SHANNON.
50 Prince George St, Annapolis. Md. Partsc-
uiar attention given 10 bsGiDners. nI7w
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1888-11-19
SPECIAL NOTICE.

We will insert In this coIumn aAvcrtIs-
ments Of Wants, For Rent, For Sale, Lost,
Found, &s., not exeeedfDg 4 four lines. ONE
WEEK. or less. for 25 Cents.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1888-11-19
FOR SALE

A HORSE. years old: CARRIAGE f and one
set OF HARNESS. Apply to j. g. HERALD.
32 Calvert stree. no 2w
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1888-11-19
FOR RENT

An eight room HOUSE on East street. near
King George street Apply to MRS, M. FIN
KLE, Eas port. neIw
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1888-11-19
CHEAP FARMS AND HOMES,

Prices low-$ 800 to SSn,001: healthy climate,
fine soft; close 10 cities by water or railroad;
salt water luxuries abu1dant; send stamp Tor
price list: map. 10 cents. o24tf
MELVIN 4 MANCHA, Annapolis, Md.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1888-11-19
FOR SALE

A large-slze self-feeder STOVE of improv
ed make. will sell cheap. Apply at this Of
Ace. o23tf
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1888-11-19
FOR SALE.

A SCROLL SAW I'm good condition; orlgina
cost SO Oh, will sell for 81 80 cash. Apply at 81
Prince Geo gc Street. o3Olv
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1888-11-19
FOR RENT

The DAIRY FARM, occupied by Mr. Beard
more at Horn Point, or Passport Possession
given August, 1889. Apply to
o2gtf JULIAN BREWER, Agent
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-12-04
WAR IN CONSUL BAssETTS OFFICE.
A uAyTIAN MERCHANT ANGRY BECAUSE SOME
or Urs PROPERTY WAS HELD.

m. A,s. saeamer Andes from the West Indies. In
Guiding Uav,an ports, reached here yesterday. Cap
tain Evans said that everything In Iiayu was p'c
narnu for bloody war as both armies are strong ana
each determined TO win or die In the attempt Ih'
soldiers Of the Army Of the North swear THAT uey
will avenge the murder OF General Teemalue'' lDo
A,lsa sailed for Portal Prince yesterday, and took
with her 1000 Winchester rifles, 5000 Reninstons
and 100000 rounds Of cartridges destined for the
PROVISIONAL Government Just before the steamer
called Coneral Contreras the secret ennssary In THIS
v NJ the Iegltime faction in Hayti, who was on the
Guon pier whero the vessel lay, discovered among the
piles OF merchandise on the pier waiting 10 be oad
on the AIlsa number OF suspicous-lookng boxes, to
be shipped to JeremIe, port In South Hayu' In
vestigaton showed that the boxes contained several
Thousand cartridges and large quantity Of rifles.
General Contrcras hunted up Mr. Basscit Consul
General of Hayt at this port, In hot haste, and Mr.
Basset visited the pier and prevented the arms ana
ammunition from being loaded on the Alsa
About an hour after this a cusblack negro walked
into the Consul Generals office in Safest. and said
he was the owner Of the guns and cartridges. he
wanted to know why Mr.. Bassett refused 10 let mem
co. Mr. Bassctt's visitor was r. Duquelon, wealthy
merchant Of Jereme. Tho Consul-Generai attempted
to explain but in vain. Duquelon was furious, ana q
stormy scene ensued the black merchant threatening
to do personal violence to the Consul-General Duque-
lon accused Bassctt of being in league with the Hay
tan rebels
The bystarGers nterfered, and after an unlimited
supply Of sytan-Frcnch epithets had been wasted on
the air the angry Duquelon retired.
The Presidents message carried confusion among The
Haytian representatives in this city. Minister Per-
ton said that It not a war OF factions, as tho
President had said, in Hayti, but a question OF sub
mission to a properly constituted Provisional Gov
eminent
At the Office OF the Compagnic Generate Iransa'-
lantque 1t learned that General Manigat left ths
city on the steamer La Champagne last Saturday His
name not the passenger list 1t is alleged
that his object In going Paris IS to get the French
Government TO renOunce the Provisional Government
under Legitime, and to recognize the Department.
M the North and General HippOlltc.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-12-04
THE STATE OF TRADE.

BALTIMORE. Dec. 3.-Cotton steady dnll Middi,ne ass
as,.c Flour dun Howard street and Western saPer6ns
city Mills superhne SO 00d3 so Extra do SO 50d4 O0 do
g 90 do Family at So 90 Wheat quiet Fulti
l07 1000: Longberry l0s6ll0c Western quiet steady
No Winter Red spot 9s d9sl2c December 9slsa9s
January 100 l00@c February l0229l 02c Corn-south
steady; Mixed. spot 4Sa 6491c Year a43s.c January
at a32d43l2c February at 432143sic oats quiet
and steady southern and Pennsylvania quoted at
No White 33 ac bid Rye quiet 62d 63c Hay active
and steady; Prime, to Choice Western SIG 90a$l7 80.
Shoulders Sc Clear Rib sides SIC 3, do packed Sc
steady at l2sel29c. Lard lower; Refined at ss,c
but steady: Renned 7i0c. coffee nrmi Rio cargOes
Fair l7al7isc. Sugar steady "A" Soft. 7Ito Copper
Refined firm at i61.Si .Wh.skey steady At 81 q.
Flour per ton 2ls 30. Grain 6'.d Receips-Flour 1000
bbls Wheat 1000 bush. Corn ~ 600 bush oats 1000
bush Rye 900 bush. No shipments saos-Wheat 1000
bush Corn $4,000 bush
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-12-04
pROnI rE MARKET.

LIVERPOOL. Dec 3-i Holders ofer sparinRy
extra India mess arm at lOis6d Porklobets oder med
thtey Hams Holders Offer sarney short cut steady AZ
b3s bacon Holders Offer moderately short rio steady
1es 6d long aud short clear heavy ~ 70 % bs rm az
Cheese Holders offer sparingr Tsow-Thsfe 10 nothing
oterng Spirits of urpentineholders orer moderately
steady AT sos OIL Rosn-Holders oder moderately lsrd-
Holders offer freely prime Western spot firm ~ AIshl
December steady asa Sd steady AS ~ Wheat
Holders offer moderately Holders offer moderately
CornHolers offer sparngly futures Holders onef model.
aey mixed Western. spot steady az Il sd Deoembsf s.s
AZ Is SID January steady az d hd February tifahy
- Al. Hops at London-New York staie-rho suPP>s
poor
LONDON Dee 3-Calcuita nsecd ass od per quarter In
seed OIL lss vi per cwt refined petroleum oSi9o%
gallon spirits turpentne. Sos OIL cwt
ANTWERP bee Swiicoxs lard closed at loA francs ~
cenmes per 100 kIlos 49,.
ANTWERP Dec 3-Petroeum- rale American ~ frnR&s
90 paid and 10 francs 81 y confines sellers
BhknKN. Dec 3-PeTolerm-7 marks u pfsunAGe
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-12-04
BITS OF LEGAL NEWS.

Edward Benyons having obtained from Justice An
drews OF the Supreme Court, writ OF habeas corpus
requiring his wife, Mary Josephine, and her mother
Josephine Stevenson, take TO court his child ANNIE
age and half years, return made TO the
writ TO the he had treated his wife cruelty
and was not a proper custodian OF the child lie has
made traverse the setting forth that his
wife has been unfaithful lie has sued her for
absolute divorce.
Tho transfer by Strive to her husband, Jurgen
c. Strive Of tho premises No. 20 Flrstaye., and OF
long lease OF her the building, decided
by Justice Andrews, OF the Supreme Court yesterday
to have induced by fraud and threats on the part
Of her husband he pronounced It null and void.
The Paradise Fin and Feather Club has been incor
po.aied social. fishing and hunting purin scs Tho
directors for the first year Judge Henry A. Glider
sleeve, William +. Duncan, Joseph X. Emmett j., james
T. Davis j. Charles Davis and Brket Clarke.
The Sunderland Telephone Company has been ineor
porated with capital stock Of $500
Charles Harrison and william L. Towne composing the
firm Of Charles Harrison & Co., wholesale dealers in
plumbers supplies No. 10 West Fourthst, made an
assignment yesterday Robert c. Harris, giving i've
preferences, the amounts being mentioned.
Justice Lawrence, OF the Supreme Court, yesterday
decided that the OF alimony and counsel fee
be awarded Mrs. Emma Blanche Pearl, pending the
suit against her by William III. Pearl, known Billy
Rice" the minstrel stage, must be determined by
reference.
An Injunction was granted yesterday by Justice
Lawrence OF the Supreme Court at the suit OF James c.
Seymour restraining the Hudson River Water Power
and Paper Company from reducing the amount OF its
stock from 5000 600 $4,000 and from reducing the
par value of its shares.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-12-04
SUING A TRUST COMPANY.

suit brought by william 5 Williams, the we'll
known Wall Street operator, $l05 900 from
the United States Trust Company, with interest from
April IA, 1855, was before Justice O'Bnen and
jury in the Supreme Court yesterday. The plaintiff
testified that hc borrowed $500, from the Trust
Company on March l. 1884, pedging security
100000 Of Louisville and Nashville Railroad Com
pany fist mortgage bonds, New-Oricans and Mobile
division. lie declared that In violation of the terms
upon which the loan made the defendant sold a
portion Of his bonds al deprecated pric/s without
demanding additional security To the deprecla
ton. Williams was the only witness examined The
case goes On to-day
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-12-04
JONES UTTERLY IyCORRTGIBLE.

New-York gossip IN Tho philadelphia Times.
When the election was over his (JOhi c. Reidsl
pracfical newspaper ideas suggested that "The Now
York Tines should gradually direct It's course back
INTO Republican channels. The Mugwump, he argued,
was dead and done for lie therefore suggested that
the defeat should be gracefully accepted and the
ilcy o the newspaper should be 10 view pl asantly
ilo return Of Republican power But George Jones
would have none OF this. He seemed to be deter
mined upon an implacable hostility To the incoming
Administration. a row tho result, and Mr..
Reid this week supplanted lin tho position Of
managing EDITOR by George ~ Spinney the Albany
Correspondent of " The Tlricsp warm Cleveland ad
mlrcr and stern opponent Of Governor lin. so,
you see, newspapers, as well as republics, are some
lines ungrltcful
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-12-04

In the suit Of William H. NJ. sanger TO recover
10000 from Seymour, Baker d Co, stock brokers'
under contract, which tho defendants claimed they
were forced TO sign by threats that no would bring
charges against them of improper. conduct In the stock
Exchange, TO employ him their agent at the Abe
marie Hotel for four years at little over sir 900
year, verdict for the plaintiff for s45 80 was rem
dered In the supreme Court yesterday by diec lion OF
Justice Beach. Mr.. Choate had requested adjourn
ment when tho case was first called, he was en-
gagged In another case but the Judge told him II would
be taken up on the second call and I'm the absence OF
Mr. Choate, directed verdict stated. A motion
will be made TO open the default
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-12-04
933 BROADWAY.
A. sIMoNsoN.
WIGS

My stock OF nne.made wigs unsurpassed for their
superior Workmanship excellent IT. durability. variety In
style aud IN all cOOrs 10 suit all ages
Private apartments for gentemen's Wigs half wigs
tOupees crOwnlcts SO. constantly full assortment In
all shades OF hair made order by patent
exclusively my Ownl expert artist always I'm attend
ance. PERFECTFITrING WIGS AT siO AND UP.
WARD
LADIES COIFFURES: and beautiful designs
finest quality and IN ell shades OF human hair
Siller.gfay and white Human Hair unequAed In nne
quality. large assortment, and low prices.
The most eomInodious Ladies' Hair Dressing Apart
ments In the city all modern improvements for Shampoo
ing, Hair Dyeng Cutting and Dressing. by numerous
nrstclass artists.
A. SIMONSON,
933 BROADWAY. NEAR 22D-sT
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-12-04
COTTON MARKETs-BY TELE.eApu

LIVERPOOL Dec 81 D. m-Cotion-Ths sales OF ths day
included $500 bales American Futures closed steady
American Mddling-L0w Mddlng clause December deliy
cry 256ad sellers December January delivery
sellers January and February delivery 36id sellers
February and March delivery 2Ab4G sellers March and
ABr, del. s, ysoid sellers April and May delivery
June aud July delivery 306id buyers July and August
delivery. 3O-B4d sellera ~ s'
nALvtsfoN Dec 3:-Cotton steady. Middnng Ql8, Low
Mldddns es Good Ordinary. So aud gross receipts
o. bales exports to Great britain 8iS4 bales 20 the
stock. 5S.5S7 bales. ' ~'- '''
NokFolk Dec 3.Cotton steady. Middins Oh, net and
gross receipts hiAo osies exports ~ Great Britain. 100
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-12-04
CHICAGO CATTLE MARKET.

CHICAGO. Union stock Yards. Dec, 3,"Ths prcvsrr
Journal" reports Cattle Receipts 1000 head shipments
1000 market slow Beeves 50 zoos 40. steers - 90
81 10 Sockcrs and Feeders 81 80 d3 90 Cows Bulls AMI
Mixed 81 2OG2 SO Texas Cattle ~ 40 3 40. Western
Rangers A. 5Oaf is
Hogs Receipts - 600 head; shipments $500 market
Mixed ~ O5 IS Heavy IS rs as 80. Light - ~
35. Skps ~ 40 65 90.
Shecp-Receip,s 1000 head shipments iOO0s market
steady. Natives Interior Prime ~ 90 % s. Wesern
a.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-12-04
NoRrn pAKorA MovNG TOwARD srATEH0OD

y
jamestown, Oak, Dec. "a mass-convcntlon OF
North Dakota people will be held in this city Wednes-
day 10 devise some method to obtain speedy adms-
sion into tho Union. This IS the first movement In
North Dakota for Statehood and the convention prom
iscs to DO an enthusiastic and representative gather
Ing. 1t Will probably call Constitutional conven
ton which will prepare Statehood machinery, and
North Dakota NAV be ready for admission. 1t viii
consider proiects of issuing call for an Inertern
tonal Convention of the four northwestern Territories
the two Dakotas, Montana and Washington, which
shall result in rnltee demand for admission into the
Union. Another matter to be considered Is the pas
sage OF memorial for the converting OF an extra
sion Of Congress for the purpose OF admitting these
Territories The matter of admitting North Dakota.
under the name OF Lincoln, which has been agitated
lately viii be presented for the ratification Of the
mas cor
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-12-04

Refined oil was unchanged at 100 cents per gallon in
New-York and 7.10 In philadelphia and Baltimore.
CITY, Dec 3-Nationai Transit opened
sGas highest So lowest Siss closed $685. Sales 100000
barrels cearances 1000 barrels charters. 1919 bar
rels shipments l6i. $50 barrels 49, $50 barrels
PIrTsBuRG Dec 3.-Petroeum dull and firm National
Transit Certificates opened S6sa closed s0As highest
o614 lowest 81 "a
BRADFORD Penn. Dec. 3.-Natonal Transit Certificates
opened at s6a closed at $685. highest $685. lowest sl
Cearances. $4,000 barrels
TrCsvrLE. Penn Dec 3-Nationsi Transit Certificates
opened at SO 2 highest S0s lowest S4s closed, SSa
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-12-04
THE COURT OF APPEALS.

Albany, Dec. BIN the Court OF Appeals to-day the
following causes were argued
No. 30-In personal estate OF Mrs. Elizabeth t.
West deceased, and
No 3Z-In accounting OF Mrs. Mary r. Jones'
administrators OF Mrs. Elizabeth r. West deceased
No H.-Mary Appel, Administrative, respondent agt
the Buffalo, New and Philadelphia Railroad Company
appellant.
No 47.-Henry L. c. Smith, appellant, agt John T.
Cornell. executor respondent.
No 1.201.-The people, respondents agt Andrew
weldon, appellant Submitted
No 55.-Ellzabeth Phillips, Administrative, respondent
agt Troy and Boston Railroad Company appellant
No 6o.-Louis Sedenbach, appellant agt julia A.
Riley, ddmnlstratrix respondent
Tho following is tho day calendar for December 81
Nos. rs, IS, 300, &C, So 49, 30 and G6S.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-12-04

Another postponomeni Of the trial Of DR. william
NJ Reynolds and his wife, Mrs. Jessie Reynolds
ordered yesterday by Presiding Judge Van Brunt
In the Court OF oyer and Termnor. Their counsel
exJudge Hooper @. Van Worst and John d. Townsend
asked for the adjournment on tho ground that i'm.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-12-04

the Produce Exchange to-day tho Butter market was
SO 1880; Choice Dairy 30G33o Common to Fair Is e21c
Eggs nrm at II 2G23c
PHILADELPHIA 3.-Flour in light demand and weak
PennsyiSsna Family 81 esssl 80, Pennylvana Roller
Straight % sssss 3d. INDIANA Clear S
Straight 50 25a$5 60 ST Louis and Southern Illinois.
Clear a. 7'ES S 40 so ss 20 2SGsS go wn
81 G5ds5 20 do Straight S. as6 20 do Patent 81
aS7 90 Rye -four lower and quiet AZ t3 go for Choice
milier. No Red December loi loi ,sc do January
lOs aiO9c Rye dull and steady No. 2 Pennsylvania at
6.c. Corn firm and steady No Mixed 4sc Old No. .
No Mixed for December S'.S44Io do January 45s.
44sci do February Al 04i 2c. do for March 81 d45c
do for May "A a45c oats Car lots ruled steady Win
s5i2ci No 2White 2Oh-st elevator So go; No White
Tor December 1904 nc do January S5 d35hc. do Feb
Iuary 80 aa36c do for March 80 369c Potatoes quiet
Wms New York and Western Early Rose choice 30
and White Stars choice 35 3Gc Burbanks White
sr TO good y 3Sc Hebrons and White Elephant rs S5c
Provisions steady nr@ beefCiy Family $50 80 per Dbl
Hams sl4 6Oal{ 80 Pork-Mess New sI7 90; do Prime
Mess, New sl6 so; DO. Family sls Goals 80 Hams
do do. In salt loo; Sides Clear Ribbed smoked lOLc;
Shoulder IN dry sat and fully cured GIG do smoked.
Bellies IN pickle, lO2dllol DO Breakfast Bacon 2c
i ha steady cry Refined 9haOaoi steam gheloSc,
Creamery Extra 81 Western Cr merry Extra 6l7e;
Is { and n y Creamery Extra az l7ci Western Factory
Frs,s 27ao2sc Western Firss Is eiese Cheese steady
Part skins 6asc Full Skins 2 "a So. Sugar-Rehned urn
Powdered ISoi Graduated 7tc Feed steady. Winter
ies IN bo oc RT epf iooS s 20 w AS
$1,000 bush. Corn 5000 bush oats 400 bush ship
%snts-Wheat $500 bush Corn 1900 bush oats 200
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-12-04
TO STOP PROCEEDINGS IN A BANKRUPTCY CAST

Chicago Dec 3-There was a sensational turn taken
I'm the Ilndauer Brothers & Co. failure shortly AFTER
noon today when Judge Tuey, Chief Justice OF the
Circuit Court issued rule against Judge Prender-
CAST Of the County Court directing him to appear In
the Circuit Court tomorrow morning to show cause
why writ OF prohibition should not issue against him
to stop further proceedings in the County Court In the
Lindaucr case This order, which is said to be the
first one of the kind issued by court In Illinois,
was granted upon petition filed In the Circuit court
by MAYER E. Benjamin and Seligman Llndauer and
Aaron Rosenblat and the principal ground for ASKING
tho order was that Judge Prendergast had usurped or
assumed power 10 which he was not legally entitled
when told OF Judge Tueys action, Judge Prcndergast
said don't think he has any jurisdiction and pro
ceeded with the hearing Before ad1ournlng court
Judge Prendergast appointed Michael j. Schwestha
assignee of the defunct clothing house Mr.. SchweiS
thai /, cashier Of the International Bank.