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The Portland daily press., 1890-10-08
Waterville Notes.

WATERvILLE, October 7.-Appleton Webb
of this city is at Mystic this week with his
speedEshalf brother to Nelson, Present. Be-
White River Junction and on the kite track
there give him mark of 21S or lower.
There is considerable interest as to the
contest of the will of the late Major Apple
ton. 1t is understood that the relatives in
this city have been well remembered. There
are some public bequests.
Order of United Friends.
AUGUSTA, October THE Grand Council
of the Order of United Friends met here in
Eaton Hall this forenoon, in fifth annual ses.
sion, 80 delegates being in attendance, includ-
ing all the grand officers. Nine persons were
initiated for representatives. There are
eight subordinate councils in the state and
555 members. Four total disability claims
have been paid during the year, amounting
to $4,000, and six death benefits, amounting
to $1,000.
The election Of officers occurred this after
noon and resulted: Grand Councillor, j. E.
Friend, Etna; Vice Councillor, A. 7. Bourne,
Bangor: Recorder, M. Q. Prentiss, Brewer !;
treasurer, w. A. Frye, Newport; Prelate,
Mrs. c. A. Frye, Newport; Medical Exam
iner,, DIR. G. w. Martin, Augusta Marshal,
Il. j. Martin, Augusta; Guardian, f. L..
Cummings, Rockland; Sentinel, M. r. Spear,
Warren.
Riddeford Notes.
BDDEFoRD, October 7-Richard M. John
son. the ex-tax collector who has been under
arrest two weeks pending a settlement of his
bondsmen, has been discharged by the Bid
deford court His property and the contri-
buttons by his bondsmen and relatives are
sufficient to cancel his Indebtedness.
u. Boisvert's shoe store was entered by
burglars last night and hundred dollars
worth of goods was stolen.
The Saco city government has authorized a
committee to contract for a new iron bridge
to Factory Island, where the Boston and
Maine railroad crosses.
Spaln's Troubles.
RoCKLAND, October 7.-Spain, the circus
agent crank, had hearing yesterday before
The Portland daily press., 1890-10-08
Boys and Men.
CHarpers Young People,.


There is a difference between boys and
men, but it difference of self-knowledge
chiefly. A hoy wants to do everything be-
cause he does not know he cannot; a man
wants to do something because he knows he
cannot do everything; boy always fails
and man sometimes succeeds because the
man knows and the boy does not know. A
man Is better than boy because he knows
better; he has learned by experience that
what Is harm to others is greater harm to
himself, and he would rather not do It, But
a boy hardly knows what harm lis, and he
does 1t mostly without realizing that it hurts.
He cannot invent anything, he can only
initiate and 1t Is easier TO initiate evil than
good. You can initiate war, but how are
you going to initiate peace2 So boy passes
his leisure in contriving mischief If you
can get another fellow TO walk into wasp's
camp, you can see him jump and hear him
howl, but II you do not, then nothing at all
happens. Ii you set dog to chase cat up
a tree, then something has been done; but IL
you do not setthe dog on the cat, then the
cat Just lies in the sun and sleeps, and you
loose your time Ii boy could find out
some way Of doing. good, so that he could be
active in 1t, very likely he would want to do
good now and then; but as he cannot. he
very seldom wants to do good
The Portland daily press., 1890-10-08
PRICE 81 A YEAR, WHEN PAID IN ADVlNVE So.

?, Kicker, Fred +. Richards of Portland {;
Frank 81 Jones Of Portsmouth. N. H.; Chas. A.
Of Boston.
The object Of this trip is to carefully in
s'' 9peeL the Knox & Lincoln property, upon
mnich a large sum of money is about to be
expended In permanent improvements, and
aiso 70 meet parties interested in the con-
struetlon Of the Georges Valley railroad, and
also the proposed road from Rockland TO
Camden.
tits almost certain that the Penobseot
Shore Line will in the near future extend ia
line to Bangor either by the way Of Camden
or by what is claimed the easier grade and
less expensive route, up the Georges Valley.
The Portland daily press., 1890-10-08
Political lettings.

Returns from 10 towns in Connecticut
show small Democratic gains in the town
elections. The election turned on local
issues.
DIR. William Everett of Quincy, Mass, will
accept the Democratic nomination for Con-
Lodge is the Republican candidate.
Representatives of the Republican County,
the Democratic and Peoples Municipal
League organizations last night decided to
nominate a Democrat for mayor of New
York to run against the Tammany candidate.
The Portland daily press., 1890-10-08

TEyO LET-New house of nine rooms, steam
IL and all modern conveniences, in one of the
the city. w. II. WALDR0N, $50 Middle street
IL
The Portland daily press., 1890-10-08

SpoOner because he had sustained Speaker
Reed. and because he had done his dnty.
The nomination was by acclamation and
amid great enthusiasm.
The Mallory line steamer Alamo reached
New York on fire yesterday. She has 800
bales Of cotton on board, and 1t is expected
that the greater portion of that is destroyed.
The exact loss cannot be stated until the
water has been pumped out.
The Patriotic Sons of Auerica began a
three days session in Boston yesterday.
The order was organized in Philadelphia In
1847, and at present numbers 10 active State
Camps, in Colorado, Connecticut, Illinois,
Kansas, Louisiana. Massachusetts,, Minneso-
ia, New Jersey, Ohio and Pennsylvania.
The Portland daily press., 1890-10-08
RAILWAY MATTERS.

INSPECTING THE PENoBsCoT SHORE LINE.
A special train left the Union station yes
terday afternoon at 2 o'clock, carrying the
directors Of the Penobscot Shore Line rail-
road and members of the syndicate who have
recently purchased the Knox & Lincoln prop
erty.
The party consisted Of Arthur Sswall Of
Bath, Payson Tucker, Henry B. Cleaves, j.
The Portland daily press., 1890-10-08
The PrebIe Bond Case

BosToN, October I'm the Superior Court
today General Butler made a motion to
amend the declaration and writ in the case
of Sarah A. Preble VS.. Henry w. Bates. Tn
this case the defendants are charged with
converting lot of bonds which plaintiffs
son turned over to defendants as security,
The motion today was to add a copnt IN tba
declaration alleging the conversion Of ahont
$4,000 worth Of bonds and stocks not men
toned in the original papers, Another mo
tion was to join Edward Preble as defend
mi
The Portland daily press., 1890-10-08
RockIand Notes.

RocKLAND, Ocober 7.-At meeting of
the city council, held here last evening, it
was decided to apply the cash and bonds re-
ceived from the sale of the Knox s. Lincoln
railroad to the liquidation of the city's bond.
ed Indebtedness.
AS yet there is no trace of the burglars
who entered the house of Mr.. Howard in
this city Sunday morning. Sheriff Irish
states that they must have been, from indi-
cations, men grown. He does not associate
them with the clique that has been doing"
Maine recently.
VIM. Walker of Appleton evidently un-
derstands how to make farming pay. This
summer the beans which he raised will yield
oyer $13O per acre.
The Portland daily press., 1890-10-08
EHAiNE BAPTIsTs.
State Missionary Convention In Ses-
sion at Sanford.

SANFORD, October THE Maine Baptist
Missionary Convention began its annual ses-
sion in the Baptist church this morning. The
exercises opened with a prayer meeting, led
by Rev. W. FL. Spencer, d. D., followed by a
business meeting. The annual sermon was
preached by Rev. Herbert Tilden. Rev. A. T..
Dunn, the secretary, made his report, show
ing, expended for missionary purposes in the
past year. $1,000; number employed, 5; mis-
sionaries. 1. The total expenditures for the
last five years for missionary purposes were
$237, 900; for church and school buildings,
$93, 200; total expenditures. $06S, ,665. Among
the prominent clergymen present are REV.
Messrs. A. T. Dunn of Portland, Geo. B.
iisley of Bangor. A. R, Crane, D. D., G. P.
Matthews, D. D., j: Kicker, o, D., v. s.
Partridge. L. c. Barnes, r. d. Grant, A. K.
P: Mason, ID. D., of Boston; also Mrs. L. NJ.
Waterbury and Alice Miriam, delegates
from Boston. The total number Of churches
is 241; membership. 10000; Sunday school
scholars, $4,000. The session closes We'd
nesday night
The Portland daily press., 1890-10-08
Real Estate Transfers.

Tie following transfers of real estate In
this county have been recorded at the Regis
try of Deeds:
Portland-Henry Deering, ct al, to Portland
Railroad Company. 81.
Freeport-Frederiek L. Lapham to W. L. Jor-
YarmoUth-John d. Cleaves to Elbridge Hicks.
Bridgton-Jenne d. Ham to Eliza 7. Ballard.
Geerge W. Frazier to Joseph N. March, ct al
Edward G. March to George W. Frazier. 81.
The Portland daily press., 1890-10-08
Under the original Package Law

Boston, October 7.-Judge Hammond in
the Superior Court today rendered a pro
forma verdict for the plaintiffs 10 the suit Of
James Carstairs ct al against Mary 0'Don-
nell. The plaintiffs are wholesale liquor
the defendant in 1887 and 1888. The defend
ant claimed the plaintiffs had no license to
sell liquors and the sale was illegal. The
Judge held the sale came under the original
package law.
The Portland daily press., 1890-10-08
A Maine stallion In Massachusa,,s

B. D. Whitcomb, president Of the New
ENGLAND hdI BTeeseTS % PGa.1A ASSOCIATION Ss Dr. George
Sto6sha% 81 6aley ot Mas snd u Atwood Of
bred exhibit stations, brood mares and coit I
at the great BrocktOn fair last week Ipi'S, In .
field of fourteen of the best bred stail;on1 "a q
New England, Westland. owned rS bv RarSatt ~
SE1tnsTs isconS nromV@ OF Wes SPINNER Me- was awarded
bines dam, Second Gss'dad Ga@ the dH s out q Au-
211A. 0au ol nelson,
The Portland daily press., 1890-10-08
Weather Observations.

The following are the United States Signal
Service observations for yesterday. Octo-
Der 7tb, taken at s p. M, 10th meridian time
the observations for each station being given
in this order: Temperature. direction of the
wind, state of the weather:
Boston, 500, E, rain; New York, $40, NE,
rain; Philadelphia, $50, NE, cloudy; WASH
ington. COO, S, clOudless; Albany, 4So, Sc,
cloudy; Buffalo: 800, NV. partly cloudy
w, cloudless; Chicago, $50, Sc, cloudless
st. Paul, $50, Sc, cloudless; Duluth, 4So, NE,
cloudless sSt, Vincent, 540, NV, cloudless
bismarck, 500, NV, rain; jacksonville, 500,
W. clOudless,
The Portland daily press., 1890-10-08

LANCASTER, N. H., October 7.-Durlng a
drunken row last night ameng the laborers
on the Maine Central railroad extension at
jefferson, John Higgins of Canada was shot
through the left breast by his employer. one
kelpln, a sub-cOntractOr Althouoh nroSaS
for, the bullet was not found. F''Oe"
The Portland daily press., 1890-10-08
montgomery Veteran Association

Tonight, at City Hall, occurs the second
grand ball given under the auspices of the
above association. The floor will be in
charge of an efficient committee, and, with
music by the veteran Chandler, all attending
may rest assured OF a good time.
The Portland daily press., 1890-10-08
SWEPT INTO THE RIVER.
A Landslide Carries a Farm House
Away, Causing Loss of Life.

QUEBEC, October T. A despatch from st.
Pierre Du Sud. says the house, sheds and
barns belonging to Matthias GadnoD, situa-
ted mile east Of the station were overturned
in the river this morning at o'clock by a
landslide. A quarter of a mile of land, on
which stood the buildings rolled over into
the river blocking it completely
with earth and debris. The family was com
posed of eleven members. Mrs. GadnOn
was killed and her husband dangerously
wounded. Nine children were saved. Some.
time ago similar accident occurred in the
naiphhnrhnnd cansinp much hamapa
The Portland daily press., 1890-10-08

Frank Tuomney stole an overcoat from
Alonzo Jordan, who keeps a store on West
Commercial street. Officers Harmon and
Frank recovered the overcOat and lodged
Tuomney at the station.
The Portland daily press., 1890-10-08

Judge Hicks and was sentenced to pay S1Sand
costs or 80 days in Jail. AS he had no money
he was committed to the court house jail. He
has written to his brother in Worcester for
the money to secure his release and will
probably get it and be at large again shortly.
The Portland daily press., 1890-10-08
Viii Advnnce prlcas

NEW YORK, October IA large meeting
OIL shoe manufacturers Of the United States
held here today decided to advance prices.
1mUss ToaU VIII go M 25 to 80 cents pair and
guarantee shoes.
The Portland daily press., 1890-10-08
MINNEhAN CONVICTED.
He VIII Live for Five Months In the
Alfred JaII

Alfred Jail.
ALFRED, October 7.-William Minnehan
of Biddeford was found guilty of man
slaughter in the Supreme Judicial Court this
afternoon. He was sentenced to five months
in Jail. Other convictions and the sentences
imposed are as fellows: James Fl. Kelley,
Saco, adultery, six months; Agnes Brown,
Saco, adultery, six months; Frank L. Oar
ling, Sanford, assault with intent to kill.
$500 fine or three months; all in the county
oil
The Portland daily press., 1890-10-08
ThE EATHER.
Rain.

Following is the forecast Of the weathe T
for Maine and New Hampshire: Rain; va
riable winds; slight changes in temperature.
Cautionary signals displayed from Nara
gansett Section, Sandy Hook, Woods Holl
Section, and Boston to Portland Section.
Local Weather Report.
PORTIANn. Me Octnhar z 1904
The Portland daily press., 1890-10-08
Eorty-seven In a Hayloft.

LONDON, October IAN extraordinary
case Of destitution has been discovered by
the police here. No less than forty-seven
persons, men women aud children, were
found huddling together in a hayloft just
condition Of filth and disease, but vigorously
resisted their eviction from their squalid
quarters.
The Portland daily press., 1890-10-08
Maine Mems Ingenuity.

WASHINGTON, October THE following
patents have been granted to Maine people
W. v. Barclay, North Wayne, knife.
K. Il. Edgecomb, Minot, printing press.
G. 4. Gay, Augusta. ratchet screw-driyer.
j. IL. Sewall, Portland, hose coupling.
]. E. Sheehan, Sk0whegan, spring safety-hO0k
L. B. TOrreY. Bath. sheaYe.
The Portland daily press., 1890-10-08
The Allan Line Protests.

LONDON, October THE managers of the
Allan and Wilson steamship lines wrote
Thomas Mann, the labor agitator, month
ago saying that as result of the extortion-
ate pay demanded by the dock men at Albert
dock serious impedlment had been consti-
tuted to the coal and grain trades, Further
more, the men are in charge Of foremen who
are afraid to report idleness and thieying
among them, and general Generalization OF
business Is the result.
The Portland daily press., 1890-10-08
WANTED.

A General Agent for The state of Maine TO take
"A the agency and control OF the international
Typewriter. Must have references and nVe
hundred dollars (S500). Apply or address,
DAVIS a. HAYNES,
General Agents for N. E.,
sep25d2w No. A Liberty So, Boston.
The Portland daily press., 1890-10-08

PoRrLANp, Me-, October z. 1sa!
The Portland daily press., 1890-10-08
The Old and the New.

WASHINGTON. October 7.-Assistant Sec
retary Spaulding said today that the Treas
ury Department had made no general decis-
ions In regard to section 80 Of the tariff act
and will make none until Solicitor Hepburn,
to whom all questions arising under 1t are
referred, shall have submitted his views
thereon. One Of the customs officers Of the
department said this afternoon that all for
eign goods on steamers which arrived last
law as they could not possibly be entered
until the next day, when 1t had gone into eff
fack
The Portland daily press., 1890-10-08

Hoan daily tber.".42.5 Max. vel. wind,.. .18
Maximum ther- ...4S. .0l Total precip.. O
mDimum ther.....37.0i
indicates partly cloudy.
The Portland daily press., 1890-10-08

TITO LET-A very nice front room, unfurnshed
h on first floor; has gas and use Of bath; CEN
trail location. Apply to JOHN +. PROCTOR,
Centennial Block. II
The Portland daily press., 1890-10-08

EiOLET-A sunny, comfortable, old fashioned
\ house, Of eight rooms, in very desirable
location; has just been put in thorough repair and
1t now ready for occupancy Has large sunny
yard. Apply at No. 58 GRAY ST. Al
The Portland daily press., 1890-10-08
Mrs. RIaka,s canarosItx.

Blake gave $1,000 today to the Young Mems
Christian Association as nucleus of an en-
dowment fund, the income of which is to be
used for running expenses.
The Portland daily press., 1890-10-08
THE MAINE STATE PRESS,

Published every THURSDAY MORNING, at s3,SO
year; If paid in advance, $500 year.
Advertisements inserted in the "MAINE STATE
PRESS" (Which has large circulation in every
part Of the State) for 90 per square for first In
sertion. and 90 cents per square for each subse.
uuent insertion.
The Portland daily press., 1890-10-08
washington Notes.

Within the next week the Navy Depart
ment will advertise for proposals for three
more vessels. the Ammen harbor defence
ram, the 750-ton torpedo gunboat and anoth-
er frst-class torpedo boat.
The Portland daily press., 1890-10-08

THlO LET-House No. % Chestnut street, IL
4 rooms, hot and cold water, bath room; house
newly painted and papered throughout. INQUIRE
of L. NJ. DOUGLAS, 47S Congress st. II
The Portland daily press., 1890-10-08
HARTElII11 4

ULNTVn-Agents to sell the Pinless Cnothos
VAN i ED Line; the only line ever invented tbsf
holds the clothes without pins; perfect success
whom the exclusive right is glyen on receipt Of SO
cents we will send sample line by mail also cir
culars; price list and terms TO agents. secure your
territory at onoe. Address The Pinfsss Clothes
Line Co., IL Hermon Street, Worcester, Mass
aDr5 S&W6m
The Portland daily press., 1890-10-08
foreign Notes.

AT public ceremony at Malines, Belgium,
Monday, NJ. de Brayn, minister of agricul.
ture and public works, was hoOted by the
crowd. The demons trations of disapproval
soon became so violent that 1t was necessary
for the police to interfere. This made mat
ters worse and riot ensued IN which sever
al rioters were wounded and twenty arrested
Official notification of the passage of the
Mckinley tariff bill has reached the Domin-
ion government in the shape of two COPIES of
the new act forwarded by the United States
Treasury Department.
England has demanded Of the Portuguese
government an immediate settlement Of It's
claims for indemnity for the seizure Of the
British African Lakes Company's steamer,
James Stevenson.
=, Arthur Day, an American accused of
throwing his wife over a cliff at Niagara,
has been sentenced to be hanged by a Cana
dian court.
The Portland daily press., 1890-10-08
Rumors of War Again.

NEW YORK, October IA special to the
Herald from the City of Mexico says that
that the Guatemalans and Salvadorians are
lighting on the frontier. War has again
been preciDitated owing to the inability OF
the Guatemalan government to exchange
prisoners with Salvador. The first named
government shot every Salvadorian soldier
captured in the late war
The Portland daily press., 1890-10-08
AGENTS WANTED.

w Apo.,lsD-Local or travelling agents in
Ma,ro oIoIidna o4a and In other cities and towns of
Sassnn maidS' dOrlgnal method of canvassing, best
address GsSae or oDe go9d success assured Can or
ROBfNsoN & SON NEE "a alter alter Oct. 1st,l JOHN
The Portland daily press., 1890-10-08
Not Warmly Received,

MADRID, October THE press here re-
ceives very coldly the suggestion Of the
American press in regard to special treaty
with the United States concerning Cuba and
Porto Rico. 1t is claimed that such treaty
Is impossible until the expiration of the ex-
listing treaties of commerce in 1892
Telegram-herald., 1890-04-12
COURT RECORDS.

KENT CIRCUIT-Hon. NJ. c. Burch,
judge-Alexander Matheson VS.. Austin
Richardson, trespass on the case; on
trial. Judge Grove-Nelson W. North
rop vs.. Thaddeus G. Brooks, chancery;
decree for complaint. Cyrus L. Per-
klns, judge Of probate, etc, VS.. William
Cordes, assumpsIt; on trial. Benjamin
Donovan admitted TO citizenship.
PRoBArE-Judge Perkins-Estate of
Nancy Lee, deceased; will admitted to
probate; VIM. II. Lee executor. Estate
of Patrick Cunning, deceased; petition
for administration filed; hearing May ..
Estate of Charles +. Mason, deceased /;
letters of administration issued to Nettie
Mason. Estate of John Sedon, de-
ceased; Frederick Zinzer administrator.
Estate of Theodore +. Richards, de
ceased; inventory filed. Estate Of
Chester b. Putnam, deceased; inventory
filed; order that all claims be filed IN
court on or before October IL, 80. Es-
tate of Elizabeth Mclnroy ct al, minors;
license To sell real estate granted. Es-
tate of Rinse Schregardus, deceased
license to sell real estate granted. Is
tate of Sarah Hart, deceased ;executor' &
final account allowed. Estate OF Ed
win VI. and Lita A. Devendorf, minors
letters of guardianship issued % A.
Judson Davidson. Estate of Earl Clvde
Morgan, minor; guardian $ first account
filed. Estate Of George Huntley, dc.
ceased; letters Of administration issued
TO Charles III. Ruderson.
SuPERIoR-Hon. f. A. Burlingame,
judge-The City VS.. Joseph p. Dyer
appeal; sentenced to pay a fine of s.
and 1895 costs; paid and discharged
The People vs.. Augustus Champion
deadly assault; former plea Withdrawn
and plea of not guilty entered by order
of the court; verdict guilty of assault
and battery; sentenced to state House
of Correction at Iona for three months
Telegram-herald., 1890-04-12
PCRELY Personal.

Miss Heath has returned from Adrian.
f. A. Treadway went TO Detroit last
night.
Mrs. Van Cleve Ganson is visiting rel
atives in Detroit.
A. Heyman has gone to Evart to visit
his daughter. Mrs. Wolf.
Mrs. J. c. Carpenter, of Detroit, is
visiting Mrs. l.. NJ. Miller.
Mrs. Lyman Townsend, of Howard
City, was in the city yesterday.
Mrs. Rev.W. J. Aldrich, of Muskegon,
is the guest of Mrs. Dr. II. Whitworth.
Miss Effie Bortles, of Ann Arbor, is IN
the city visiting Mr.. and Mrs. G. 5.
Spross.
F. s. Milmine, of the Eagle, has gone
to Toledo to spend Sunday with his
parents.
J. W. Wheelock, the eastern repre-
sentative of Nelson, Matter & Co., Is III
the city.
s. 5. Morris, county treasurer of Mus
kegon county, registered at the Morton
yesterday.
Or. J. +. Denslow, of Muskegon, took
one of Sweets hospitable prescriptions
yesterday.
Fred H. Ball and Walter McBrien
have returned from three weeks
| pleasure trip East.
Paul Bagley. son Of eI-Gov. Bagley,
and John Rogers, the sculptor, are the
| guests of DR.. Gri.wold.
Mrs Fred Harker. of 2s Californis-st.
has been called 10 Bay City by the
serious illness of her father.
Or. Holden, formerly city physician
of this city, but now q residentof Rock
ford, H., was here yesterday.
Miss Clara Mclaughlin, OF Kslsma-
700. is IN the city, the guest Of Miss
Mamie Sergeant, of South iatsyette-st
Telegram-herald., 1890-04-12
JUSTICE wEsrFALL's CO uRT.
A Lively Dsy in Criminal matters. sas
More IAseliasss - Csnas

More 1aseiiasss - SsA.e-
In the nsster Of me People vs ElnmA
Martin, TIE hsif n~s not teen tolo. sala-
ply because 10 testimony has been
taken. Anxious persons VII have t.
VAT until next thursday. Ia bref. =
certain Mrs- GirArd, cut IN the town
ship u GRAND kspios, ssys she MAS
tbumPec contrary 10 justice. mercy
and lss by one knma MarCu. kunlz
pleads Innocence. and the tr.al vi
occur Oh Thursday.
II = interesting 70 follow up the per
soas Who get into the hopper ol ghs
or ,Wlnsi law. They are ground lke :
grist. here At one moment, there AL
other lnoment; here one day, over there
another day. On Thursday the AZ
porter met the charming lda Wright al
the laA, and, I may be recalled, 10 hls
anxiety 10 learn heT age. forgog 90 note
her CRIME, OF even her complex on
Yesterday the identical iaa was en
cOuutered IA ust.ce NesUalls court
charged With the larceny Of s53 la cSSl.
from Sarah Mcdonnell, O. Malkel
township. Her examlnapOn Nil begla
4 Oh hOANaA-
Dan Gillen and Albertus Spear Aack
are said 70 be ramps. They themselves
say 50 and pleaded guilty 10 the charge
OF vagrancy. The careful ano prudent
court asked for time 10 investigate tbs
| circumstances of their Cases, and mas
much a. business Was little slack viii
/ Gillen q Spearback, they decided &
wait for the sentence until HIS Homo
gets good and ready. Adjourned Il
/ thls day.