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SPECIALTIES.
CRESCENT FLOUR

the agency for We have been eneavoring for months control
of flour that would equal California grades in wtenes and the
be better and cheaper flour We offer this -four Ores
CENT with usual guarantee Money refunded found rep
resented. Price, S140 per sack; s55f per Dbl
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OFFICE No. ll5 West Fourth street. between
Ma and Columbia >t!ccts Olympia.
March II, l>H.. If
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Bon Neter8bnra.

@ssenpartis Isibsn isbr 8isIe
bier an Der Grippe. Srau 8nisriem 1T
auf Der Beieruns, unb bic Srauen Bar
uno 8ambad iinb auf ber 8ranfenliite.
= Wie es beibt, fpirb Dapib ssleit
bas 8amba6 @irtbsbauS i'm Srdbiabr
iibernebmen. 9lud Srau WenSeI ipil
auSuerfaufen.
= 2ebten Samitag ipurbe bic Srau
bss iunsen NriB garius besrabsn. Sic
itarb i'm Wohenbett unb baS &inb, bas
sipei Sage supor seitorben mar, ipurbe
nit Der Dlutter in einem Sars besra,
ben. Oie Srau mar 26 Sabre alt unb
binterIabt ibrem @atten elm &inb.
- Die am borlebten Samtas Mors
gen bertorbene Maria @obIsrs, ssb.
8lutbe. bradte ibr 9lIter auf II Sabre,
ii Dtprate unb l Gag. Sic ipurbe
seboren am 81. Sanuar 1890 in @ros
ben.Sdlinsen, Mmt 8erhen, Sannos
Der, perbeirutbete iid i'm Sabre l84l
unb fam i'm Wlai 1866 nab Amsrita,
pdbreno Der sanaen 3eit in Yetersburs
lebenb. Sic binterIdbt einen @atten,
nit benz iie 81 SABRE in Der @be selebt
bat; baS gbepaar aeuste feds 8inber
(S6bne) NIT einanber, ipopon nod bret
bic Wlutter iiberIeben, nemli6 9lusuit,
Sermann unb SO. q. GbriIt. MabIerS,
Die NIT ibren @attinnen unb &inbern
ibrer eeIiebten SHUTTER aur Iesten Rubes
itatte foIsten. S;e 8ertorbene ent.
i9Iief mad furaem llnpObliein ianft
unb rubis. obne erbebli6e Sdmersen,
am Samitas Wiorsen um 81 ubr, ben
2. Sanuar, unb tpurbe am S. Sanuar
I'M Dunmors Srisbbofs beerSist. Sriebs
ibrer 9lide!
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Ser vObea~
Type WRITER

$40 taufen ben CSefl xppc writer
nit rs gbarattsren, unb SIS fir ben Gins
fadben Sbea, mt Der 8arantis. before
arbeit su tbun.. tpie irsenb cine Waidins.
Sie perbinoet ginfadbeit nit 0auerbafiis.
felt, Sdneliafsit Seidtigteit Der Operation
un6 baIt I6n9er obne 3eparatur aus. ole IT.
genb eine anoere Maldine. 8sin Garbenbano
ltort Den Sperateur. Sie lit bibid. fompaft
nideI.pIattirt perfect unb allen Grtorbernifen
tnipredeno. @ie cine 0ruderprene proou3irt
fie Elm reines. leisrlides Wanuieript. 5pei
ODER 5ebn Ggemplare toHnen auf einmal &C.
mad,t merben. Srgeno eine intelisente Yer
ion fam fid gum Opelateur in aluei Sasen
ausbiloen. Bir oiferiren $1,000 irgeno
einsm Sperateur, Der 70 biel leiiten tann mie
Die 6oppelte Sbell
8uuerIdifge a8enten uno 8erfdufer tueroen
perlan9t unb 6anolern ipejisle 8ortbeile ge.
gebeu. Sur Hampblete un6 &efereujen tuenoe
mon fid on Odell Type Writer Co.,
S6S-364 Dearborn ct. Chicago, 81.
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Der Sabresberiht bes Sefretars
Der @eiunbbeitSbebDrbe fdr 1891 aeist
cine erfreuli6e Mbnabme Der Tobesfdde
eesen bas 8oriabr. Sn 1890 mar bic
an3abl berielbsn l7O6. in 1891 binses
gen nur l4l6, cine Mbnabme BON 272
BET elmer iebenfaas sIeib sroBen BE.
bblfsrunessiffer. Man idreibt bic.
les siinitise &eiultat Der bermebrten
In3abI Der IbaussfandIe su.-Die Be.
bblSe perlanst fur bas Iauienbe sabr
cine 8eripiaiSuns bon Sl2, ,3O0-popon
$4,000 fur cine @erbrennunssanitaI
lit slbfta. beitimmt isin iolen.
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Eeneralarm &tatipmem.

Np. aaiftn. QpfaIitat
12 @saun Rabls.
10 cliff Wsrte.
IA 9adawanna Wpt. unb Sisbtntt Sha6e.
Is gadawanna Mpt. unb Srantpn paus.
16 Sidlpn Wanufaeiuring 60.
IL Z. 5. q 6. 90. Stabl 98rfe.
IS {. 3. 81 8. SO. Nlte Rpl Wtiiblt.
H SeferiUn unb Qadawanua @Ssnass.
% Wppming Npsnus unp Spruet Stra6t.
% 4inssn StraBs unb 8ranflin Mpsnur.
"a gBalbinstOn Art. uue Dfulbtrrs Giraffe.
rs Slips Snaet unb @bams glptnue.
rs 2adawanna unb Walbinstpn Mssnues.
q WiuIbsrry Strabs uup Mabi(pn Npsuue.
% Stftrlen 9pfnut unb @3iblpn Straee.
81 Clap Mptnps Hnb Wine Sna6f.
80 &appuit Nptnuf unp pbelps Giraffe.
80 propibsnet Hoab une Carbon Stra6t.
"a Qadapanna unp glprb Nain aptnues.
IS Sadlpn Srabt unb Wiatn Mptnue.
sc Sadipu Strabr unb tinrpln @penne.
81 Sptrttt Mptuut unb Sadlpn Strabe.
38 6'arfelb Ypenut unb Qafayttte Stra6e.
ii WaibinstUn @pt. unb pidpry Straee.
az Dritis unb 8tllops StraBs.
az Siinfts Mpsnut unb 8iinftt Straee.
IA @rrantpn unb Sirbtntt Strabtn.
IS Stomtrs padins Co.. pine 8rpel.
40 Stcnt Mpsnut unb ptmlpd Straee.
AZ pittsipn Mptnus unb gBillpp 6traee.
~ prpspstt Apsnut unb Bteh Stra6e.
81 Gsear Mptnuf unb AIbtr Strabe.
So prpepect Mprnut unp Silver Stra6e.
So Gthar Npenut unp Gin StraBe.
81 g4albinston Mpt. unb WapIe Sha6t.
S. &tpar 9ptnue unp pear Giraffe.
Sc scranton Stabl Wrff.
81 SpttIanb Strabt unb 8romIfs Mst.
81 Glib Wfatn Apt. unb Samptpn Straet.
63 Glib Mbit unb Sampton Strabt.
Ga Waibinstpn Mpt. unh Ntp Worf Straer.
IS Diaripn Stabt uup Gappuie Mpsnue.
66 .. &S. artujuns unb Grtsn Rihss OF.
II Hidipn Nprnut unb On Warftt &traee
u Court StraBe unb DIAMOND Npenus.
73 yrppibtnes Rpab unb Norb Rain Npe.
"a Niarfft Straet unb Npre Drain Gse.
Is Ncrb Wiain Apenus uno parftr Shaee.
81 Yrid unb Saf Sra6tn.
50 Bloom unp Maritt Straetn.
SO Srpius @ptnut unb Mfb StraBs.
1893 .. 7. & W. 8radt pauS.
i2l Wtf Warfet unb Winpna Sta6sn.
2t3 D. I. & D. Barren WnffGiitn.
,2t .. I. a W. WaiGinsn Werfe.
Nte aIarmirtm
aummt Der slIarm ppn aaifsn IL, 70 sirb
vic @lpds susrii c I ns fGlasen, bann pauF.
IN unb bisrauf y Ter m a | anlhlaetn, uem-
i'd LII, bas 8tutr In Der NGbf ssn Ra-
len IA an,tissne. 9sbu Mlarm pirb trsimd
uishtrbuIt. Sn slsi&n Wsils Ssrsm aas
@abIsn anssssbsn.
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8 e u t I d e
Stabtrufb.

- Seine erite Sibuns i'm, neuen
Sabre bate Der Select Council am
9onneritas Ibenb.
Die Grnennung bon Sonatban Sob.
BAN aIs Yoli3iit an STEELE bes absetre'
tenen q. S. Murrap tpurbe beitatist.
Ser 8eioIution, tpelde 3u Inseboten
fir bic eIeftriide 8eIeudtuns Der Stabt
auiforbert, tpuroe elm 4menoement au'
gefiist, baB ioIde Mnsebote fir irsenb
einen Der bier Diltrifte ober ale susIei6
aemabt perben fDnnen.
Gilbert Senne ipurbe an Stelle bon
Srsb. 8iertpirtb gum Tiaermann Der
Safen unb Setter 81. ernannt.
@iinitis beridtete bas Steuercon,ite
iiber bic Moir'ide Sunbeperorbnuns.
Sinseeen beri6tete baheIbe @omite
8esen bic 8erorbnuns, tpelae auf Sbeas
terporteaunsen cine Steuer bon $50,
auf StraBenbabntpasen SIS unb auf
TeIspbone $3.50 auferlest. Sin BE.
fdlub sur 8ertperfuns Der Seroronuns
ging berlpren unb iie tpurbe on bas
Gomite auriid bertpiefen.
Ser Staetantpalt erflGrte in elmer
Suidriit, bab Der Wapor nur bas 8e4t
sur @rnennuns ioldet 8eamten babe,
bic bur6 cine itdptiide 8erorondns
creirt iinb. gBaS einen faufmanniiden
Mbi9aser anbetreffe, 10 babe ipeber Der
Mapor ober Stabtratb cine grnennuns
su MAIDEN, ba elm fol6eS 9lmt sesen.
wartis ni6t eriitire uno erit pleoer
bur1 cine 8erorpnuns inS 2eben Seru,
fen iperben f6nne.
Solsenbe Insebote tpurben erbffnet :
Sir einen GuIpert an Henn Npenue
ilber Meeboip 8roof (?), Star Bbilips
$S63.50, Slanasban & O'Soro 1913
fir einen S9lau6pasen fir bic @rcel'
flor Gompanie, Imerlcan Sire engine
So. $3.50. Die erhsenannten 9lnsebots
einsen an baS Straben unb 8riiden
Gomite, bas Iebtere ipurbe beripOrfen,
ba fiir senanntsn Stped nur $3.50 per'
ipiaist tparen.
0augban reidte cine &eioIution Elm
fir cine &inniteinIinie an BittSton
9lpenue, in Der 10. @aro, stpiider
Bird unb Sim StraBen; unb @Onne0
cine ioIde fir einen Damn in Der 90
@arb, I'M @isentbum nOr nsberidwem'
munsen su idGsen.
Sie Sunbeberoronune pafiirte erftt
unb speite Seiuns; bessleidsn bic 8er'
prbnuns fir cine giipsairunsslinie ar
Marionftrabe.
Dritte 2eiuns paiiirten: Cine 8er'
orbnuns fir 9lniduffuns elmer 9ampf'
iprlbe fir bic GrpltaI Gompanie fl,
9lufseben zines SbeiIeS bon @orbpr
Strabe unb @inperleibune zines sepii'
fen Strides 2ano in bic Stabtsrenasn
sur 8erenseruns peS Sabrpeses ar
UluIberrpitrabe, sipii4en Ssfferion uni
Slap 9lpenues.
Sn elmer 3uidrift ernannte Der Ma.
bor Sobn W. Moir gum 9oIiaiiten an
Stelle bon 9. 81. Smitb, Grnlt Sdmibi
an Steae bee sum Detettip ernannter
Sbea, unb stephen Dper an Steat
bon McNnoreip. Der Otapor iaat, e,
perbs Iesteren poiitip nidt mebr aIs
8plisliten anerfennen. 9ie grnennun.
gen tpurben benz poIiseicOmite suss'
ipie1en.
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NmS bem pberen xbaIe.

Ser Stabtratb bon OIspbant bat
ale Mnsebote sur eleftlii9sn SeIeubts
unq Deriporfen unb su ncuen anssboten
aufseforbert.
- Sn bem @Dbnbauie bon Srau
Tbomas Sarnep an 9iiper Strabe,
in @inton, brad am Donnsritas Ibenb
Elm Seuer aus, eas nur nab i6perer
Gnitreneuns selbidt iperbsn fonnte.
- Ser rebte Irm ipurbe am Dlons
tag benz Sremier Sranf 2npbam Bel
MapfeIb beim 8pppeIn bon Barren an
Der Ontario Sabn aerquetidt, bod bofft
man, bas @lieb retten su fDnnen.
= Ils Der um 8.35 MorsenS iibIid
fabrenbe 9aiiasieraus am Montas bic
Station Otapfielb eben berIahen bate,
fubr bic 9ofomotipe SO. 78 nit boiler
8eipaIt in ben binteren Wasen binein
unb bob benieIben bod in bic 2uft.
3um Slid befanben ii1 feline 8aHa.
Siere in benz Wasen unb Der Saaben
betrifft baber nur gisentbum. Gs 1T
bieS ber brittle 1lnsliidSfal, ber iid in
bieier Nadbarf6aft an ber Ontario
8abn innerbaIb 3pei Sabren ereisnete.
(&arbunbaIs GurreipUnttns.)
= Tom 2etpiS Dapion trus am
Mittipob in Der @rube bon Simpion &
@atfinS idmersbafte, aber ni6t lebens.
sefdbrli6e 8erlebunsen bapon, inbem
elm bon Der Dede faaenbes 8oblsnitid
ibm cine bier 3ol Ianse 8unbe am
Sinterfopf beibradte.
= Ser Staliener MidaeI Demio
ipurbe Srsitas Siadmittas in benz 8. &
$. Sofe babisr i6per berIebt, inbem er
tpGbrenb Der Nrbeit bon einem 8oblen.
ause auf bas @eleiie seitOben ipurbe.
SGnfsebn Barren sinsen iber ibn unb
beibe 4rme unb Der 8opf bes Mannes
isbsn i6Iimm aus. Der cine Mrm
muBte benz 8erureliidten i'm 9adas
tpanna Soipital III scranton amputirt
iperhsn. Demfo itarb am 5amitas.
(ar&taIb Gcrreippnbsns.)
- Die iabrIi6e Donation gum 8e.
fsn bon 8aitor S. 6. &ubolpb ipirb
am 90. Sanuar, baIb 8 llbr Mbenbs,
nattfnben, unb es tpirb eripartet, bab
iid ale @emeinbesIieber baran bethel,
Iisen.
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.ertbboles Gigentbnm

3n perfanfem,
bu pinisrladenf&aft Der psrit. &atbartnt
6&abt aussbUrsnb. DalTelbe bsiftbt aus
ben fplstnbtn Sht6en:
2 Cote an Marirnifrass, spf&sn @yOmins
snb WaibinstUn, 40 BET 1862 GuB sur aasy.
1 Got an Marionfraes 80 bel 1862 SUP.
1 Got an @yOmins gpe., 40 bti 202 JuB.
7eOts an abams ass, isbe 40 BET 1852 5ub.
Die @pbnbduier 30. 1409 unb 14if San-
bsrfUn aueuut, In sutsm 3ufanbe, NIT Cots
is 46 BET 232 5uB.
paus unS Got 9u. 4tO OIiusRrabe, spif&sa
@somins unb Waibinstun.
Cbisss Gissntbum pirb unter sinifissa BE-
binsunssn psrfauft BON
Gbas. Srppp, GrsfutpI
Ais y. Waibinstpn Mpt.
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gur BITE befen @aaren AZ ben
aaerbillisfem Yrsiien.

Stp. 242 Mbams Mpemae.
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Tranf Stetter, IT,,
Gotel nmD 8dderet,
Wainffraee, Spbe Narf, pa.

@arme uno talte epeien fno 3u ieoer Ia.
9esjeit gu baben. S5riides 9aser ftets an
3apf, lotuie @eine. 2iquore uno Gigarren.
9ie nit meinem SoteI perbunoeue Bdderei
liefert Elm uordislides Badmsrf unb tueroen
ale 8eiteIIunsen prompt uno biais beior8t.
Hranf Stetter.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1892-01-14

,,guaenias @tbeimnie Der ShSnbeiW II
feline S5arbt pbsr 8ltiht, unp ma1t bic Saut
slalfiIt, psiS unb rufs, mic bic siues ainbss; !;
ST.. .,5irfilte &OlsnblGtter" unsrifSrbarsr
5ent fir eippen unb @sF&t fein mic cine
sbsn srbliibtt Hoft; prtis $500 unb $3.50.
,,Gosmstifts Wasfsn" strbsTnn unb str-
ldUnrn ben Ieint; preis So NIT 3ubtbEr.
,8rbsiIsrtes Nuburnins" ;ur @clcriruns irs-
tnp eints ssblsi6ttn Obsr srauen 5aares aum
bibldslfsn titaniIGsn &ptb, ssrutlOs, aus
bau,rnb unb barmus, 81. y@mula" entfsrnt
pplitip 8ledta unb Spmmtrlcrp0tn 81 unb
So. ,,WPama Dura" III Der ein3ise Galfsnpsr-
iissr, ben aerste smpfsblen, ST.. .&usma"
III Gin fpfprt prftnper paarsrfSrtr, 81 90.
,Omlins," tas srObe gnfdUnsruussmittsl
fir Muesn, 81. eau be Quinine Sonic, Der
srube Saar' Grseusr; f&ast ras 3aar Dor BEN
Ausfalen. 81.
8pneenp'
"Skeleton Bangs" aus natiirlitsm paart
anstfertiet, ftberlei6t natursstrsu unb bibit,
INNER In Srpnuns, BON So aufwdrts.
i3Spfs In allen paarfarbtn, srfe auaIitSt,
BON SIS aufpGrts; ,pstts Auatitdt BON 81
aufparis. l6,3m
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SSeHfeite Mn5eigen.
@mt. 1rpifel,
bemtiMerMet9

1l15 Sadion Strabe,
liefert Die feinitcn Birfte in SDSe Yarf: unb
ebsnio ale Sorteu friides uno elusepodeItes
Sleifh. NaudHsiid u. {. 10.
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Die srobs Nadfrass fir bic popuIars
,8und" Gisarre
baben anbere peranIabt, eine Rad lbmuns in
Den SanoeI su brinsen. lin bic 8auder Der
populdreu ,pund" ju idiben weroen mir in
8utunft Die Mnfanssbuditaben unierer airma
@ 3. & So. auf ieoe bon uns fabbrbiris
Rund gisarre ftempsIn.
3arnep. Bropn 60.
Morning journal and courier., 1892-08-27
TO FoRm A CAMPAIGN CLUB.

The Colored Residents OF the City
Club.
Active preparations for the coming cam
paign are being made by the oolored re-
pablicans of the city, who on Monday
evening next will endeavor to organize
Harrison and Reid campaign club. The
following communication explains itself:
NEW HAVEN, Aug. 25, 1892.
We, the undersigned, citizens of New
Haven, feeling deep interest in all that
pertains to true citizenship, believing in
the principles of the republican party, as
set forth in their platform at Minneapolis;
believing, furthermore, that If the grand
old party is continued in power four years
moro that the Lodge bill will become a law,
do respectfully ask all members of our
race who believe in the above principles to
meet us at the Lincoln building, corner of
COTE and Sperry streets, Monday evening,
August 20. for the purpose of organizing q
Harrison and Reid club, in order that we
may be able to do effective work in the
| coming campaign. Respectfully,
William n. Ransom, Edward Randolph,
Willis N. Bonner, Anthony Wilmington,
F. L. Hatton, William II. Brown, Walter
F. Pierce, James E. Henderson, w. R. Hub.
bard, J. T. johnson, R. 8. Muse, J. W.
Ross. jr., Alvin D. Lehman, Charles B.
johnson, Thomas Thompson, ]. W. Muir.
| ply, George b. Stevens.
Morning journal and courier., 1892-08-27
Special 9utices.

Now is the time to look
for Bargains in Summer
Clothing. We want to
make room for Fall Goods
and will show some Extra
Bargains, Every Suit in
Mems, Boys and Chill
dren's Clothing marked
down So, So, 81 and SIS
each. If you want to fit
yourself or children, come
to the Hub. One hundred
styles of the best New
York and Boston houses
to select from at this
Great Markdown Sale at
the Hub. We are making
prices that are bound to
| sell them. We shall be
glad to see you at any
time and will use you
right. These goods will
not last long, so do not
delay.
Morning journal and courier., 1892-08-27
EXTENSIVELY SIGNED
BY Our CttIzens-A Petition for a Re.
form Which is in Circulation.


form Which is In Circulation.
A petition which meets with great favor
and is being generally signed by horse
owners, owners of private teams and many
other of our citizens, is one which is now
being circulated throughout the city.
Many of our leading citizens are earnestly
advocating the petition as one which calls
for greatly needed Improvement, the &C.
complement of which will prevent the
erection of any more of the unsightly truss
bridges, and be the means of preventing,
without doubt, many accidents which
would endanger life and limb of people
and horses. The adoption of the petition
will also in other respects be a public bene-
fit, as will be seen by reading the petition,
which is as follows:
mon Council Of the City OF New Haven:
Whereas, Many new railroad bridges soon
other bridges s $ repaired; and, ''' anu '"An'
Whereas, The rapidly increaing number of
trains of cars constantly passing under the
bridges of the city make the use of these bridges
more and more dangerous for horses passing
over them, In consequence OF the steam and
these bridges, and through the side guards OF the
same; and
Whereas, Many of the bridges'are SO construct
ed that large trusses obstruct the travel and all
the bridges are so built that the outside fences
or guards are very open, thereby permitting and
causing steam, smoke and fine coal to be forced
in the faces and eyes OF persons passing on the
walks OF said bridges and being dangerous to
young children, falling to the tracks below Gas
recently on the Lamberton street bridge),
Now, therefore, we, the subscribers, earnestly
petition your honorable body to take such action
you SO order that all future bridges to be built or
repaired within the city limits for railroad pur-
poses shall be SO constructed as to give clear
road and sidewalk accommodations the entire
width of the streets on which they shall be con-
structed. without truss divisions the parts
used for driving purposes;
That the flooring for the full width of all
bridges shall be Of such material as will entirely
prevent the smoke or steam from penetrating
through the floors; and
That the outside of walks on all bridges shall
be pr detected with closed guards fences Of
such height as you may direct, SO as to prevent
smoke, coal and steam from enveloping people
in passing over said bridges, and act as pre-
tentative from danger Of falling to the tracks
below, of children and careless persons.
Thus we will ever pray.-Signed:
Morning journal and courier., 1892-08-27
FRITZ Is DISCHARGED.

Simon Fritz Is Acquitted In the City
Court Yesterday of tho Theft OF q
PrOmissory Note from HI. MendeIs.
sohn.
In the city court yesterday before Judge
Studley, Simon Fritz of 1872 COTE street
was tried on the charge of stealing a
promissory note of the value of 500 from
H: Mendelssohn of Waterbury. Fritz early
in April last bought an installment route
from II. Ne 1delssohn, who about the
same time removed to Waterbury. On
the part of the state it was alleged that
Mendelssohn agreed to sell the route for
fifty cents on the dollar, making the price
to be paid fol the route about $500. It is
claimed that part of this sum was paid
in cash and note for 500 given for the
balance. This note was put In the bank
and went to probate, and it ia on this &C.
count that the suit was brought. Attorney
Wolfe appeared for the state and ]. s.
Goodhart for the defense.
Mendelssohn was the principal witness
for the state. He told the story of his
dealings with Fritz very infinitely, and
displayed the note which Fritz had torn
up. Mendelssohn found the pieces in the
street, and gave them to Attorney Wolfe,
who pasted them together. G.. Camp, q
cabinet maker who lives on COTE street
corroborated Mendelssohn's statement
about picking up the pieces of the note in
the street.
Fritz was then put upon the stand and
told his side of the story as to the buying
of the route. He acknowledged that he
had bought the route from Mendelsohn,
but claimed that he or his wife had paid
for it in full. He swore that his wife had
paid all the money for the route to Men
delsohn except $500, aud for this note
had been given. Subsequently Mendel-
sohn came to his wife and claimed that he
could not negotiate the note and offered to
take $50 for the note. To this offer Mrs.
Simon replied that she was unable to
raise that amount Mendelsohn then Of
fered to let her have it for $50. This
amount she succeeded in borrowing from
her friends and gave it to Mendelsohn, he
giving her receipt for the same. After
this Mendelsohn passed the note, which he
did not deliver to Mrs. Fritz upon her pay
ing the $50, claiming that he did not have
1t with him, to Mrs. Cohn of Waterbury,
and that she negotiated it and under the
circumstances 1t went to protest.
Attorney Goodhart made an exceedingly
able and eloquent plea for his client and as
a result of his efforts, together with the
weight OF evidence, Judge Studley decided
that no probable cause had been found
and accordingly discharged tho prisoner.
1t is intimated, however, that the end of
the matter is not yet, and that Fritz will
at once institute proceedings and have
Mendelsohn arrested on the charge of hay
ing him FritD arrested falsely and un-
justly. It is also stated that q charge of
perjury may also be brought against Men,
delsohn for swearing to what he knew was
false while on the Witness stand.