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Telegram-herald., 1890-07-19
OFFICIAL PAPER OR THE CITY,
A POLITICAL PEcKsNIFF.

II seems now that when the truly
xoOd Weston opened his mouth and
preached unto his truly good associates,
in this city last Wednesday, he put
good sized foot into it. With radiant
face beaming down upon the assembled
sachems of the Democratic party, he
told them about the inIquities of the
Republican protective system. He told
them all about the immense profits ac-
cruing 70 a copper company IN this
State, on account OF the duty Of y cents
per pound on copper. He compared
those profits with the farmers profits,
and sweat great drops OF political blood
IN an agony of sympathy for the dis
tressed agriculturalist. As plainly as
actions could speak, he said: Look at
me. How my great heart beats, and
writhes, and twists, and squirms, as
ponder over some way OF allevlatlug
the distress of the farmer, who IS buy
ing ms copper at war prices, and selling
his squashes At peace prices" After
this agony in the political garden Of
Gethsemaue, one would scarcely sup
pose that a paper of his own kind could
retort upon him, YOU'RE another"
But now comes the Detroit Netrs and
pricks this Pecksniffian bubble of svm-
pathy and shows up Weston as wood
pulp tariff beneficiary. Says the Ne1rs
Df the protective tariff on wood pulp:
1t gives him, as one of the biggest
Dads n the sulphIte wood fiber cOm-
. ,inaaOp, a very considerable income,
much OF which is obtained IN just the
same way that tne copper barons got
their S33, ,OO0, 900 OF dividends on cap
italization insignificant N comparison
to It's earnings"
Mr.. Weston's consistency is fully
equal 10 that OF his predecessor, o. VI.
Barnes, of Lansing He also has been
chairman Of the Democratic State Cen
trail Committee, has run for Governor
on the Democratic ticket and is still
recognized as one e the leaders in that
party, which has 90 loudly condemned
the National ID. ng system. Yet ne
recently united w..i other Lansing citi-
zens in humble petition to Congress to
preserve and retain that system. Like
a sensible man, be has invested some of
bis capital in National bank stock, just
as Mr.. Weston has invested IN the wood
pulp manufacture. This they have
done as sensible business men, al
though, as partisans, they feel called
upon to inveigh against the very sys-
TENS they have taken advantage Of
As the TELEGRAw-HERALD recently re-
marked. Democrats are sensible in
business affairs and make asses of
themselves for party purposes only"
Telegram-herald., 1890-07-19
a Baby saved

Since birth my baby had running
sores all over his head, and the doctor
said that he must die, for they could
not neal them. I used everything I
ever heard Of. dut It was no good. He
got 50 bad that he would rot nurse.
Ny husband sister told me 10 use Snl-
phur Bitters as she bad great faith IN
them. I used a bottle and the sores
commenced TO heal. After using two
bottles more, the sores all healed and 7
considered my baby ssved.-MoTher
Concord. y. II.
Telegram-herald., 1890-07-19

Psnner-Hello, old boz. what induced
you 70 come to New York;
Spacar-Oh, wanted 70 make more
money By ny writings
Panner-Wel. do y0a Get more q
your stU1f accepted than when you lived
IN San Frznciscos
Spacer-N0. bat vou see 7 make a
great saving in postage stamps. Drake s
Magazine.
Telegram-herald., 1890-07-19
Reward of Merit.

"In looking over your matter, Mr.
Quilpen,' said the editor in chief to the
new man on the staff, Il have not seen
the phrase, 1T begins to look as though" 4"
Il never use It." answered the new
man.
"Mr. Dyson" observed the editor in
chief TO the business manager an hour
or 50 later. "you viii oblige me by rais-
ing Mr. Quilpen's salary $40 week.
Chicago Tribune.
Telegram-herald., 1890-07-19

THE question Of whether the Eepuhli-
can party VIII run Harrison for Presi-
dent avain distrsssss The Democrats
very much. They seem - b afraid of
hinl, and. the Democratic party being
hung .o the coas tai Of one man ned
Cleveland. they can n0t comprehend
how arr party can Be independent of
al wrapped up IN Hsrr son, nor Blame.
nor Reed. nor Mckinley. nCr A'ger,
nor any other usa, and : Quts caps
bie ct t&klug carr Of Itself iadepea-
IDENTIFY Of a g1sralg
Telegram-herald., 1890-07-19

This" rrowled the exchange editor.
ss be looked e the thsruonate-. wiped
his perspsriug forehead. and glarei def
autly around the room. IS Try-day"
And tomorrow. snaTlei the real -
tate editor. consulting the predictions
and grabbing hesvy papsrweight, is
going q be Ssdser-say. Chicago
-~-ft-----e
Telegram-herald., 1890-07-19

do yea tkink there are really any
great men rowadsysy' sid Washing
ton belle = a yosnz society msn.
'lih. 4 aa1't know. reeiiy-, be replied
with a modest snirk. sDi8 vo1 So ne
when ! played Hamlet - oHr last
dramatic saianlezE - IS ashlrgtou
PcSt
Telegram-herald., 1890-07-19

Any Subscriber to TIE TELEGRAM
HERALD who falls 10 receive the paper
regularly, or who may have reason Z"
complain of late delivery, viii confer a
special favor By informing this once OF
the fact at once. Send postal card or call
up telephone $751;
Telegram-herald., 1890-07-19

THE thief may be proud of his booty
and consider his achievement success,
at least until the penalty befalls him.
That is the case with the Democratic
parry when it glories in the coming de.
feat of Mckinley. His district was
stolen.
Telegram-herald., 1890-07-19

L0ose's Red Clover Pills cure Sick
Headache, Dyspepsia. Ind gestIon and
Const patton. pc per box, ; boves for
ST. For sale by all druggists.
Telegram-herald., 1890-07-19
81 FsTaTf-CouNTRy
CROZIER & CUTTERS
f. B. CALDWELL. MANAGER,
Real Estate Department.
Weston Building, Is Canal-St
Money 10 Loan.

ONE lot left on Tenth-ave., price for the next
" ten days $3.50. worth ESQ.
ONE very desirable 40. on South Lafayette 81.
" Just north OF Flftb-aye. and one not quite
SO desirable just south OF Fifth ave. Also three
on North Lafayette. two Docks north OF
Bridge. Each anc every one is a bargain.
business lots on tie cornerof Msaison-aYe.
IL and Hali-St.. can be had AT a reasonable
figure.
E'OR SALE Or EXCHANGE-The four family
tenement. located at 80 West BTldge-st..
new and well arranged twenty large rooms be-
sides hal and closets. city and c.Stern water IN
each suite. well water IA yard; large basement
and good sewer connections; ~ TACT every
thing is complete. VIII pay per cent. net.
WE have ten new houses for sale on easy
W terms located in the south, east and wesl
We also nave a large number of residences Tor
sale, ranging Ia price from S5JoO 10 $1,000.
Cal for particulars.
an LOTS In the south end. can be had on
~ easy terms.
Crozier & Cutler's Real Estate Department.
Ed. CALDWELL. Manager.
Telegram-herald., 1890-07-19

Ualtsd Press Rspofts, Prompt a"d sariY
Delivery, All the Local News. and the
Cis.rsst aad Most Piainif Printed Paper
Publlahed ia Grand Rzpics-
Telegram-herald., 1890-07-19

This Paper . Member Of the American
Ss1sg4DeE P8oilshsrs' Association an4 Is rep
resented Ia New faFk az lof Temps Court.
where ne different issues are krpt on ne.
he " W4shlagtoa once OF the fKLEssAA-hEa-
.rD is al si5 FourteentE-ss-. y. ", where nies
Of ne paper eAn be seen ana visitors 70 v Aa1l-
iuxton wiI .lN Ass Dc n4ds seicOme-
Telegram-herald., 1890-07-19

''THE man who f0stered tho fond de-
lusion that Foraker was a political
corpse" says the Cincinnati Post, "nesd
rot study the Cleveland convention
very profoundly ID discover who was
the important figure in that Republican
sssemblage. It tls none other than
the Young ex-governor, and his pre-
eminent popularity was not at ell am
higuous. The mention Of Mckinley :
name brought applause, but less than
the name Foraker elected. Next 10
Mckinley. Reed seemed 70 BE The favor
ite. aud next to Reed. Blame possibly.
It q = noteworthy fact thst reference
CO Haruson aroused but degree Of
enthusiasm. Despite the virulence Of
Democrats attack and insidiousness of
the apostate Republican, J. T. Foraker
holds the fort.
Telegram-herald., 1890-07-19

Circulation Guaranteed 70 Be the
Largest OF All E.ohigan Daiies Ex-
eept Those OF Dotroit.
Telegram-herald., 1890-07-19
wAYTED-BoARD FOR CHILDREN.

WANTED-Som respectable woman 20 board
" and take care OF two children, Cboys
ages 2 aad years. Address at once l.. ;. I .
care Telegram-Hera,d.
Telegram-herald., 1890-07-19
WAETED-T0 RENT.

WANTEp-Nicely furnished front room with
W large bed room ad5oining fmusC be kept
neat and clean. in private mouse. for Two
Young gentlemen Of good character ard ha5-
Its. Address Smith Jones. care CARER l3.
city.
Telegram-herald., 1890-07-19
FOR RENT-H0USBS.

FOR RENT-Yes. will rent II for s. month
TO desirable partes-a Groom cottage on
BaXteT-St.; IA good bargain for some one; call
aoO
Telegram-herald., 1890-07-19
WAHTBD-BOARDERS.

WANTED-Bosrders and roomers from $50
W TO 500 per week. 2l6 East Fulton-st. 2o6
Telegram-herald., 1890-07-19

XVANTED-Agents for the History OF the Ex-
W piorstions OF. Dariag Deeds and Grand
Achievements OF Stanley; agents ouiE Sl.ols
circular free. Address o. A. Browning Co..
Toledo. Ohio. 3Btt
Telegram-herald., 1890-07-19

TOR RENT-Houses of s. 4. 5, 6 and : rooms
from - 10 sl6; also suits OF rooms IN the
ready tor occupancy; come and see them;
can suit you, all within ; minutes walk OF
Sweets Hotel. inquire of b. ~. Barnard. b
Allen-st. or at Office. 60 Mt. Vernon-st. Tele-
phone 1857
Telegram-herald., 1890-07-19
AGBSTs-wASTRD.

WANTED-ACents; SO outfit on thirty days
w tine; $50 profit IN four weeks. or no pay.
Address. with stamp. Jarvis & Co. Racine. Wis.
nov =
New-York tribune., 1890-05-21
COURT CALENDARS FOR TO-DAY.

suprem. Court-General Term Before Van BFunt p !.
49, 5i I75 W lss ls, I2l si ,5e. 1875 2oS 5SS;
supreme Islnr.rt M l7Beio,e Be,sh % j.
5s S 30 is s Hfs Ga $s 81 S. 90 G ST. 1879 g. 5s3 IA
sypse coursDqssl Tsrm-esr d Isls Asdrsr.
10 a. ?i2 rs 40 7is IL, as 74s, '5o 75i, 75:,
81, >1yss%S lScS sss$ ,Ss iS's isS sss
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ss S @ s5s 5so s5s q J 'SSs $50 1913 is fSs 1885,
1888 2oo.,a .0o7. 2Cll 2on. e. -qi$ ,5,: Hs ,,,.,..n
xos ftS' iUs. IsiS 1919 s Gs 81 S62 $50 iss
sarrOsate's Cours-B,trc Ransom Estates Of Thoma:
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s.l tsasa Hs% nfs; ( % S1 = > A. nna"
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No: s"RS;'s iSS sss S'% is isci q. so 80 Icl TO-
sos snDss' @ 49, 5 5sG so is l4 s
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Sos rs ,C 32c 90 SOS 1857. s7s i5sa $5s' 1850.
2276. 1888 1891. , r.. A..
Common Pless-Triai Term-Part II-Adlourned for the
term. 49,. , ,.,,...
CITY Court-Special Tern-BsfCre Enrich J-Mouons.
CITY coWt-Irial Term-Port I-Bs'ore "lSIerIch' j.
Nos 500 1870 20 2OO3 7io. 80 q, 2lI. Sjl.
Cty tourt-1ra, Term-part II-Before FITS mons j.
No,. s25 ec'i 1851 5ss $50 e29 ST. 16i 2s2"' 2es''
CITY S cc%Ta Far, II nrfG, Sc, MGCSrn; GGSo ;oss s
cy V;S g rial Tern-Pari ivBeore McAdan C. j.
Special calendar ~ ,.,.. v,.u..,L
and Assistant psct-Attorney BediordNos ~ p, in'
Court of General Sessons-Psrt il-Beore Co~inc, j.,
and Assistant Dstrict.Atorney Jerome-Nos to 10 M
court Of Gepera Session Part lIl0Beofe Hecordef
SMITH and Assistant Dstrict-Auorney DaNis.-No. L.
New-York tribune., 1890-05-21
EVERYTHING 4 rorrHrrL ArDrEycE

vonthful audience sathcrd at tho Madison
Nv,.iur Baptist Church Yesterday afternoon II Wa
eompp-cd 81 200 500 SUNDAY school children. who
were there celebrate theIr MAY anniversary. Tho
platform Of thr church decorated V.th tine ~hen
banner, behind NhI,h th. brigade II the >uuda,
school army bad marched "a the church. rhc spring
bat Of ihr girl, mad" thc body ~ the chutch look
Ike a flower bed Both boy aud gir, thr
bAlg ge, - their -'hool-.
rhoy belonged tp the following schools Madison
Avenue BAPTIST ~undas -cuppl. \. y Wiutcrtnn. "a
peruiondcnt I1r,f baptist sunday school. Charles 4
Mycr- superintendent twenty third street Baptist
sunday school Edgar II. Higgins. superintendent
finh Avenue Hapti-t SUNDAY rchoul. John +. Thomp
SON superintendent, Madison Avenue baptist Mis
sion sunday school. Hugh Porter. superintendent; :;
Cr,ce h pii. -uuday -rhopl Harold ID. Kcel-1 super
lnicndrut MIlurr-' Temple BAPTIST Sunday ,th0o
the Rev. i y. Avery. -upci Ini"udcnt Emmanuel Bap
tcndcnt. East Huptisi sunday -chool. T.. \. W sop
,sti superintendent. and The children II the Home
for tho frrldrs~
The exrrci,es were conducted by A. j. Wintcrt"n,
,uue rnutsudcui Of the Madison school. AID con
ur|. hy the Rev. SamHri AnIau. PRAYER bN the NV
T. T. ArcIy. brief addresses from the Rev. DR.. {.
DIV Irld qnan. the Rev. Dr. \. T.. htrcdgc ana the
-uperntrnScuts. and recitation bN children from Inc
IIonr fsr the FricndleSs. The banedicilOn wa pro
nouncsd Ly the Rev. John -. Craig. Clareio" I.
steele conducted the musical part Of the programme
AZ the close OF thc exercises refreshments we're served
New-York tribune., 1890-05-21
yFrES RESIGNS FROM THE NET.YORh BAR.

Joseph Neck sent 10 the General Term oil the su-
preuc Court yesterday hi> resignation ~ member
Of t i- II the state of Nrw Ork. and the reSigna
tion WAS accepted the order that effect being signed
hv Presiding Justice Van Eruut and Judges Bpdy and
Daniels I'm the petition accompanying the ie>lgna
ton iIr Mceh- -av- that he has been member OF
the bar of this MAY. l-jO ANA although he
ha> never prIctScd "a great deal n lawyer IN 'nc
courts, hc has appointed referee In numerous
case Ic then repeats his de, ariiipn> made at Ihe
trial of the FIack conspiracy and before the A.
,cmbv Judiciary Committee 10 III" enect tha' he had
tried to obey the laws. and he rerstcN the declaration
that MI, Fiark told him that she intended o get an
absolute divorce and that she swde 10 tne cuhPsin'
yLirh va. u, i'm the fraudulent divorce proceedings.
lie dccs,,s that he appointed referee In the Flack
ra.c Aithout previou. knowledge that he was to be
.nnointcd and wlthou, any knowledge mp to that
dstr thai The Flach family lad had any domestic dill
ruItle. The order of the court Is couchrd IN formal
terms and contain, no comments the whatever.
New-York tribune., 1890-05-21
TUELR TREINI RUR M[NN[NG

The rport that Patrick ilvnc,. who national
treasurer II the ancient order of IIbcruian>
unfI the convention At Hartford last week.
when successor - him Wa chosen. had abSconded
with n 400 bcpneing The fund, oi the ,ocIciy was
gated yesterday b,a reporter Of The Tribune
NJ liNuc, lived IN t,,cnc It. Grecn point and di>1p
pcarcd two weeks ago. He W, ~ appear ~ the
convention ~ Hartford. but did not lie cent e
d patch to Maurice Z. Nherc the chair man ~ The
ORDER SAVING mat he had boon robbed Of over $1,000
Il few evenings previously In New lork. Jane
Hughes. Of No 3O6 Gr-cnpsnt ave, and Andre"
Nct,arrv. Of BS-vilIr T.. J.. are Mr HVucss bonds
men, and If the absent treasurer doc not turn up
they will be Obliged 10 pay Tho deficit unless mean
while the order should decide to ab>Olyc them from
any responsibility.
New-York tribune., 1890-05-21
PROUING 4 MISSING WINr VIII.
Il. \. ,CHDNfNNN p.,Nrt>Erp tBorT NINE
Yn>Gs >co No Iu- FAMILY 7HINK
ut is ~

p.o, ccfiugs vcr. begun before ne >urrogai" We
ef,is, 80 r,,ve tAc wiil 81 Raphael \ >ch"nciuAn.
,,,o d...pp,,,d from mi. 'i, "n october 10. lorl
,nd "a. never been hc,rd from -in'c. llc "as .
.u,icr Of the drm 81 Janc. Thompson TO. dce ief
m t-tIu~- ~ the time D." di-appcaf'd and hs hu-inc->
Va. 100 4 pro- pcrpu- ,pud .tIpn. ~" lived at Fort
,.hinc.a VIih hI- wife and children 80 the h"m" oi
LA. Wifi pAf~nt- ON the morning ~ th" day m"u
toned hc lon home eyIdc nv Iu sood -prit-. telling
, wife that he VIZ going 20 Boston io attend 20 s'nr
u.lne.. ther,. .nd tLA hc Woud retufn 300 80" do'-
Ice went 20 h, Office and 90 80 D." ai" dinner With
simon II stern. 90" Law y"i. llr .r4r'.f' Nr stern
io 80 10 Eo,ton With hu. ,ucsr-tn. that tIe' m'2hi
visit n,rv.,d University together. tnp they had
oftru di-cu,,"d
NJ. Stern did not ~. however. and ai O'Clock VI.
-choncman lett d.. "Hi," catch Tho O'Clock train
for boston. Hcio'~ departing from the ONO" he -
ed -1l from thr fi.hicr james "a. turau sati %
0 Nlf turrN bef,rc i',et us the money that IL "uN
lad ~ ln hl- pncir' ani To- hr 80. to be gnu- Two
OF three dss. b. would need . lttic mon. NO'ling
has becu heard from hm from that day to thu.
When h. nd mot return d"ir tive. Wrrr cent t. LOOK
fYi bum. hI. picture -rnt to All parts of ihu
country aud ads trrti-"rruf. Y"f" pu' ln the new,
uatei- iuf Dc mower heard from. ard At ia-t hi
ihuIly have given up e., hope aud h"li"'c him to t"
dead If~ WIS u,p who never sp"' uinf"d and his
bu-iues- affair V"" 900 good condition Ahout
$50 900 ~ hI, money vt. Invested ln hi- husiness
md he left about <l-.oOo in cash ln tao banks.
New-York tribune., 1890-05-21
ErERfrSES Br DEAF AND DCEB CHILDREN.

The annual meeting Of the life members Of the New
York Institution for the instruction Of the Deaf and
pnmb was held Yesterday afternoon at the institution.
Our hundred and sixty second 1t. and Eleventh ave
About twenty Of the life members were present. in
clnd,ng Edward VI. Townsend. George +. Belts. tho
Key Dr. Thomas Gallaudct. John 7. Terry. j. Hood
Wright. Avery I. Brown and Dr. Evertt llerrch
The following directors were unanimously elected :
Norri, h Iesup, Thatcher VI. Adams. George A.
Robbins, George +. Bett>. William " lIalsted James
o. sheldon. Edward VI. Townsend Walter h. Lewis
These directors and other, then roele't ted the old
loaui of oniccrs as follows: President Enocn L.
Fancher. first vice president the Rev. DIR. Charles
t. ~toddard second vice president Morris k. Jesup,
treasurer George \. Robbins, secretary, Thatcher NJ
Adams,
Interesting exercises held in the chapel
large number Of visitors being present The exercises
w,.i,. IN char.c the principal. Isaac Lewis Peet
a,,,fci by Mauag giug Professor EnOch Henry turref
and Nil, Nyra l.. Barrlger and Charles W van lhHse
of the stan Of teachers. rhe programme cclebIatcd
the seventy anniversary of the founding 81 the
institution n consisted of class and lndlNdlal reel
tntion~ and short impromptu ESSAYS "n topics sug
sc,ied hy the audience by the older pupils ahd hN
blackboard and other exercises Of the children IN the
primary department. . A., IL,
The next public exercises viii be- held At the close
Of the acadcmical term the fourth Wednesday IN
New-York tribune., 1890-05-21
To SWEAR ~ cgysgS Eyr NERATORS

Charles +. Murray. the supervisor OF Census eA
meet, 70 begin ,wcaring In the enumerafors Tor inc
CITY Of New York beginning this evening. HIS pah
f. to swear in the enumcrstors Of the mist Isl, ia
and IVih embly Districts this evening those LOT
thc WITH Nlih. With and lNth districts to-morro"
night those for the XIlth. Xlllth. XlNu and AVth
district, on Friday night, and those ior the Nv
XyIlth XVIIth and XXth districts on saturday nlght
r,. .rumcrator, of the HID XNlNth. NNIlid and
with district, will he sworn in during the daytime TO
morrow and those for the XNId. Xth NlNtn ana NJ
districts during rhe day of Friday la ehuuerator
~ m c.ivn annie written notice of the hour his As
,rmbl, District will be sworn In. and NE VIII he re
uuIrod fo bc present promptly at the nonr hanien !,
tbcr, i.c hi, place will be filed by All extra applcant
Tor the place The Office is open from y a. H. 10 I"
New-York tribune., 1890-05-21
THE ctsu4y SIZES YOr NJ KR HEWITT

Lonis 4 Grant a lawyer. whose onoc Is III the Ben
nett building filed the paper Yesterday ~ the 'onr
~, Cannon Pleas In a >uit for 5000 damages IN be
half of John !. O'tonucl of so 32j Ninth ave-,
against Peter Cooper Hewitt, of cx Msyor Hewitt.
o'Connell II the cabuan who refused 10 move hi'
velh,c ont of young Mr.. Iirwlt'- way and precipi-
tated the trouble III front Of The Madison square
rhcatrc on the afternoon ~ NAV u which led 10 the
arrest 81 Mr. Hewitt. O''ouncIs c"mplnint alleges
that he wa assaulted and struck violently with can"
over the head b., Nj. Hewitt without cause. ana
damage, caused 10 The amount claimed. u j.
also proposed to this Cabmau ana h> SIlt Tor iWc
defence IN the trial ~ latrolmlu Sylvauus KOnk anu
Round>nan GcOghcgan before She Police Conmi zion
ers TO-DAY for uuwg1auoi arrc-t and violence t0"afn
Mr. Hewitt On that OCCASION
New-York tribune., 1890-05-21
BITS OF LEGAL NEWS.

The suit Of John X. Dun at. william J. Hutchinson
and George H. Kennedy TO recover about $3,OOo,OOo
alleged 10 be due stock speculations has been
carried 10 the General Term Of the supreme Court ana
argued there Yesterday by f. ". Powers for the
plantin Joseph IL. ChOate and William Il. Putney
for the defendants. The special Term Judge dis
missed the complaint. and that was the decision from
which the appeal taken.
Hinton L. Helper has brought suit IN the supreme
Court to the amount Of SI0,322 80 from Will
lam g. Ford ir., and Louis T. Levy, alleged 10 be due
as commission ior finding purchaser for 3O226 acres
Of land in Mississippi. The land was sold at 81 sn
acre. he says and lie alleges that he was TO receive
, per cent the purchase price. but yet lie has
been unable To collect any OF the commission. Ford
Lawrence in the supreme Court, Chambers, granted
all order for the publication Of the summons.
Letters OF administration were issued To William
r. Morgan yesterday upon the estate OF his son,
Joseph Dudley Morgan, who died on May 4.
Judge Lawrence, IN the supreme Court. Chambers.
Yesterday signed an order requiring Laura W. Thorp
10 show cailse WHY the summons and complaint IN
her suit against Thomas ID. Adams should not be
set aside. Ihe petition on which the order was
granted declared that the simmons and complaint
were served upon Adams while he was in this state,
haN Ing come from Boston to witness
before the FasSett investigating committee, and as
Adams was resident OF this state The service
was unlawfu and void. The order is returnaoh
this morning