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CRIMINAL CALENDAR.
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Stafford. Tcxus December II. Henry c.
Ferguson Dan Grlfdn, Dock Gibbs md
si1 McMnhono an negroes. were arrested
and confined IN the county JAIN for the
assassination Of ia Gibbs one week ago
tonight II was a most cowardly murder,
The deceased having been dccoycd from
tho Planters store and shot 10 death near
midnight In lonely part OF the woods,
Tho testimony IN possossion OF the off
core q Of n strong character and IS not
an circumstantlal Ferguson Is wealthy
end influential politician He was once
elected sheriff Of Fori Bend county but
was unable 20 get bondsmeu a few days
before tho assassinHtlon OF Gibbs. Fer
Euaons barn and 100 bushcH Of corn
went up IN smoke. there being every ovi-
dence that Il was the work Of an incen-
diary
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Halletsyille. Texan, December 17-1oday
AZ noon Frank Smolck. Bohemian aged
about ~ years, who was stopping With Ills
friend, Lrberda, here IN town, shot him
self twice With pistol and died almost
instantly. one bullet went through very
mar his heart. through his body and
lodged In dress In wardrobe IN the
room.
Smolek was separated from his wife
who 10 much younger, and was dependent
John Postuka came 90 toxin today ana
surrendered 10 Sheriff Houehins. stating
that hc had shot julius Volch. another
yOung bohemian. because he had come 10
Lis house ana tried 20 XII him. Sheriff
Houchlns and j. r. Ellis. county ptorney
have gone % the scene Of the shooting
II Is reported mat Noiek shot at a
negrO before going 10 Pogtukaa
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Manchester Market.

Manchester. December l7,--'rhc market
for tho week has shown moro steadIneas
IN following slowly the activity In Liver
pool, whore the largest business done this
year has been recorded. Indian orders are
spuringly offered and there are divergent
Views OF valuoB There is difficulty about
delivery, the further restricting the trans
fer. China staples have also been neg
lerted. The smaller Eastern markets mako
occasional bids and fair miscellaneous
trndc has resulted ut slightly easier prices
early In the week. Producers since then
have not been eager sellers. Home trade
purchases continue moderate. In yarns
some irreEuarIty WAS noticed In early
trading at easier values, but since Tuesday
the recovery OF from one-slxtocnth 10 one
eighth has been established. Twist rs
weaker than welt and whore splnncra
have been easier sellers fair GUINNESS
hug hcsn done
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CONGRESS- PROGRAMME
BOTH HOUSES TO ADJOURN ON
THURSDAY.
Debate on the Tariff Bill will Not
TAKE Place Until After
the Holidays.
TIE PRESIDENTS MESSAGE on THE
HAWAIIAN AFFAIR,
1t VIII Show That Congress Must New Act-The
New Mexico Statehood Bill Elections
Bill-silvor Conference

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day. The four days before adjournment
promise to, be busy ones
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tloh OF S2NVV ior special pension eNumln-
crs in the urgent deficiency bill will be
continued llnitsa h,, tl, ac,oc,nert ,ro1s
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ia concluded
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hour will again come forward and It IA
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'e'Hooh OF IuesHaE' proNlueu demo-
cratic quorum remains Intact If the re-
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','' i''se may oe Ne'u 'ouNe' inc rest w
'he Week. as tar as business after the
morning hour is concerned
Tho trors,nissior 81 tho rI,,raiia, co,.
resPohaehee ny the president may iead To
some debate or this question in open
house. Much. however depends on the
nature of the correspondence and instruc-
lions given Willis and the tenor Of the
presidents MESSAGE on the highest au-
thority It can be stated that the pres-
dents message, transmitting the cores
pondencc, will show TINT the administer
ton has done all in It's power by the aid
OF diplomacy to right the wrong from
its standpoint which has been done to
Hswaiian monarchy that the situation
now is one Tor congress 10 uerlHe' IN uther
words diplomacy has failed TO restore the
conditions existing prior to the revolt
ton and congress must now decide what
other means SHAH be employed The mcs-
sage VIII also remove the least doubt
about tho disagreement between the presi-
dent and his secretary OF state 1t WIN
SHOW that cleveland nnd Gresham nave
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THEY TAKE THE SHIP.
BRAZILIAN INSURGENTS SEIZE
THE STEAMER PARAHYBA.
Dcsultory Fighting Between Foross Of
Poixoto and the Insurgents
Still Continues.
HOME RuLB FOR IRELAND sHBLvBp BY
THE GOVERNMENT.
Tho Arrest Of More Anarchists III. ManoAss-
Ger Market and Other rorsisn
Nsws Noteh

London, December i7.--CCopyrighted
Associated PreSs,)--rhc Times tomorrow
will publish dispatch from Rio dated dc.
ccmbor o. via Mortevdeo December liz
saying; Fernando Lobo, minister of JUS
tlce and interior. has resigned
In consequences or divergence
OF opinion with piexoto con-
eerning present events. This shows
that the position OF Piexoto Is weakening.
Several officers during the past week.
have been arreBted on suspicion OF COM
pleity In the revolution.
on Wednesday night visited Fort WI
leguignon In M insurEent launch. Whom
we passed between cobraa Island and
Viucgaignon troops lining the shore front,
opened a heavy rlfe Ore. Tha fort re-
piled briskly. killing and woundlng 100 SOL
dIcrs.
found tho fortress much damaged, all
the buildings In ruins and masonry or the
center towards the mouth OF the harbor
much cut away In consequence OF tho
Smelling received from the government
forts. The guns were working wel but
greatly exposed and three were dismount-
cd Two hundred officers and men formed
the garrison. ] examined the fortress tho
roughly and consider Il can resist two
months longer
Saturday night 100 government troops
lining the shore near ne war and marine
arsenal opened heavy fire from machine
guns and rifles upon Cobras Island for
the purpose OF covering tho advance OF
gtormlng parties.
CObras island replied strongly, causing
tho troopB TO abandon the attcfnnt after
two hours heavy firing. the government
losing over 100 men and the Insurgents
having only two men wounded. The hring
on both Sides was very wild. Yesterday
the Insurgents eelEed the steamer Para
hyba hylnr the Argentine nng, carrying
war material and provisions and proceed.
Ing To Santos and Rio dc Janelro. The
vessel refusing 60 heavc 60. the insurgents
fired. killing man and wounding four
others, The insurgents then boarded her
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NAMED e.. Secretary OF thu Navy Tracy
nnd Edward NJ. Shepherd 70 act aB spe-
i s,and. 'ioSn Y. Mclano. is Inc man inc
i,uthorities arc alter. Much capital was
nlue. 10 the disadvantage OF the demo-
erats OH Of Inc outrageous conduct OF
this distriet bosa
-
NEW YORK. --Isiward PayBon Weston.
ina fnnnue ucdestrinn. has decided to
sfSrt IN Ills walk nom Bnwllng Green,
ma mis- CIV 10 the Cnpitol Ia albany at
b u. in, THIS evening he viii he aCc0mplt-
Mod ny three Judges The route Will be
thence 10 Kirgs6ridse me old turnpike
runu win thcn be Followed through Inn-
sieii iSlshI,iil. rouERkegppie, Hudson to
nant' Aipnny' there crosamg the bridge
and prbreauintr 10 the Capitol. Dr. ROp-
ns medical adviser. Ine Judges ana ply
Eci,na viii De conveyed IN carriages. Ac-
coriinp to Tho agreement MIR. Weston is
IN siae of seyenty.two hours.
LANDING. Mich .-As hnB been the Gus
tom FOR SEVERAL years the numerous 1--we
STOCK 9ssotiatiofis OF the Ststs viii hold
their annual meetings here during the
, me%N i snrglusl,i mari "a nave the pa
pprs which arc usually read before these
associations separately united and rond
i%aVo eaSh of he seySTSi 1850 nSsoclations 10
MID tboit husiuesg meetings NV Itself and
III n1rtirIpntp In M. benentg of the gen
nral neetinus
nDg.roN Nasv - The New England
Ja,,dci and Iiaydn societv win InnuEuraie
lts seventvanlnth ncaaon this evening with
n perfornlanre of Hnndei'H ''Measinh." on
S5rlotto besvi,nc9 Nj George slmpsnn
nnd Nh Cnri ljuGt WIN be the soiolBts
On ncAf sunday me .'Measinh'' win be- re-
pelioi win tl,e following named sOlolsiH:
NisA IGiizabeth IlnmIln, Mira Katherine
ittsE Nrg tioorge l. Parker and Helm
rlrh Meyu.
NEW y0RR -.Judr, barrett OF the
oai,rt nf avnr md isrnnitoT recently OK
teiii'i Inc time To- tbis dnte in which inc
in1tcted Nndison Sgiinre hank offcials
nav amend tholr meanings Neither inc
niuaecutton mar thc dcfpngn wnD Tcn1y
Ia 20 on with tho case. ma Tho action of
RsIeved The ens"S Vim NOW he proceeded
vim
KEW yoRK -Tha setilpturo Society.
which ,vaa or5anizei In ths gnrInfg of this
wear for the purpose OF spreading The
ia a,ct, ar ..Sbihition AZ fbe leI,t meetin,r
~ ibe soriatV II VIM decided 10 h1id Inc
0rat ev bihjti.n In "onneetion ,gilb that of
tbe Arnhiiectural ioagts. Tho exhibition
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. SltolH OF Ut AofEan, Peacock, AFNEoINt
! Hamilton and Boole. who have cndeavur-
| cd to reduce mathematics to the maniru-
I lNuon OF symbols, In accordance VITA the
I communicative, associative ana dstrlhutiNe
I laws, and he showed that IN particular
branches OF analysis amy one Of these
: laws might be unappltcable, nr. Mactar-
! lane asserted his bcnet that analysts ought
to be founded on exact definitions, aud
mat the rules employed IN amy branch OF
analysis depend on the properties OF the
subject anRlyKtd When discussion OF the
paper was called FOR nr inlstead arose
ana stated that he had watched Pros
Macfatlapes advancement, and that the
latter was gradually approaching the
light Ills main discussion OF the paper
seemed to be an objection TO Dt Moeiar'
lanc's use of the word truth" Or. HAT
stead remarked that his physical friend
seemed 10 he In tho same condition Pom
titus PLATE was IN when he asked Whit
is TRUTH" He then showed that the pri-
mary laws break down In some of the
simplest cases. ''lu mathematics con-
tlnucd Or, Halstead, there is no pre-cs-
tHbNshcl harmony IL there were We
would all have sis fingers and six toes
Dr MacturiHnc roplled that he had long
been trying 90 teach Or, ANlstcnd what
the physical conception Of an angle is.
md TO convince him that analysis ought
to be founded not on arbitrary laws OF
formal truth but on the universally true
properties OF that OF which II is the am
alysis
Or. Cerna next made Contribution 20
the study OF the Physical Action OF Spar
teinc" SparteiuO Is an all>aloid extracted
from ordinary broom weed and Is q very
useful stimulont OF the heart In hrBe
quantities it produces death Spnrtclne uf-
focts the muscular system, causing IN
creased activity. followed by rapid dc
cline and npal cessation. Also 1t Affects
hn
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An area of high pressure with its crest
over Southern Texas and one of low
pressure which Is making It's appearance
over the extreme Northwest dominate
the weather throughout the country to-
night. and ms result the temperature is
generally high over the West and low over
the Eastern portion.
Tho weather IS cloudy over the Ohio val
ley, the lakes and the North Atlantic
states and will be in general on Monday.
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s1no FREE INSURANCE.

THE HOUSTON POST Will pay 800
TO the legal heir of any person who
meets death by accident, provided
that ut the time thc person so dying
Inns upon his or her body THIS PA
PER. This insurance holds good for
10 hours only, or from n. IN. TO II
n. IN. of the dntc of thIH paper. sat
IsGnctory proofs of each claim must
he presented within Is hours at tue
business Oflcc of The HOUSTON Post.
Remember this policy tx void unless
THIS PAPER Is upon the person ut
lime of death.
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Marshheld ore. December IA ralt
continuing 5000 piles OF the aserlBe
IKE afternoon en- route to san Francisco.
~ yS'I lie c,neriment IS successful probably
are +, quantities Of timber win be shipped
this way.
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ToDAYe EvghTs.
The Posts BuIIetIn with what win
Trnnspire This Nay Through
.uf tffe Couufry.

CHICAGO. Chicago votes Tor MAYOR
today. aud the contest between the iwn
csn9ldateH Which has been short but bite
ter. viii END With the casting 0f Inc last
ballots tonight John i. Hopkins uie
democratic candidate. Is a young man.
and has been only thirteen years resi-
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TaE FIRE RECORD.
At Cleveland, Ohio.

Cleveland. Ohio, December i7--Thc plant
OF the National Carbon company on VIII
son avenue. near the Lake shore railway,
was destroyed by fire this morning. The
loss IN 400. 900 insurance $4,000.
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DIED OF the Fever.

Melbourne. December 1.-THE bark Traf-
falgnn arrived today from Batavia after
fearful voyage lasting forty-eight days.
During the passage, tho captain and two
Officers and three sc0mcn died OF fever.
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Local Forecast.

Local forecast for Texas for twenty-four
hours ending IL noon, December lS-For
North Texas, Central Texas, East Texas
Southwest Texas coast dstrlct-Fslr and
warmer.
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Paris. December 17.--Iho officers OF
L'Anurchito6 were rnided today and
number Of documents seized. The journal
Dea Debates says that ten dynamite cart
ridges were found In the omnibus on Rue
FuryTe
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Arrert OF Annrehistn.

Paris, December i7--The police arrested
three friends Of Valiant OF Chalk 10 RoIx.
The statements OF these prisoners have
lod TO tho arrest or eight other anaroh-
lists
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unmn nnIc sheIrcd.

Dublin, December l7--John Redmond
speaking Mt Qulnl today reiterated the
statement that the question OF home rule
lad been shelvcd by the government
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Berlin, December IA dispatch from
Moscow denies that the Moscow police
surrounded and surprised large meeting
OF nlhlllsts.
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-Four Dervishcra Killed.

Cairo December i7.--Durlng the recent
raid OF Dervishes upon Murat Wells four
DerYlsheg were KILLED.
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seycn prraons Drowned.

sydney NJ q. w. December ia pleas
ore yacht with fifteen persons aboard cap
sized today during a squall and seven we're
drowned.
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dent OF Chicago. He was born In Buffalo
n. Y, October - lSSS. In the old Eighth
ward, CleVeiand's and Bisselrs ward, He
was educated IN the schools OF Runalo.
but is not n COLLEGIATE, bike his opponent
In the coming election, he Is classcd a
business man. lie resides NJ konangton,
near the southern limits OF the city, His
FIRST work IA BuNalo was IN q foundry.
Then he got employment In the Evans
elevators. where he was soon promoted to
his first position OF responsibility, that
OF wcighnnnatcr. which he held until no
removed to Chicago In 1872,
Gcoratc d. swift. the republican nominee
for mayor. was born In Cincinnati IN 1875,
lls father house and Rigu paiutcr,
n,ovcd frnm there 10 0elenA, III. whom
George was ~ months old, When ~ years
u,d hiS family moved TO Chicago, Here hc
attended the skinner school, ana SUISSE
auently tho Chicago university for one
term.
EROOKLNN.- -Brooklyn's great election
trials are 10 be taken w 20 day before
a special Judge, special district attorneys.
and an extraordinary grand Jury, The
whole country rang with the outrNEo COM
mittcd AZ GraVcscnd on election day, and
since then tho appeal OF the people for n
most stringent Investigation has been re-
sponded to by Governor Flower who or
dorod Judge Cullen 20 sit Ia special sos
slou and by tho local authorities who
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Keep your friends outside of Hous-
ton posted nE to 1exus by mailing
them this copy of The Post inter
rcUdiuE n. If you mark some i'm
provcmcnt item I'm II, 30 much the
better.
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Todny,s weather.

washington. December i7.-For Eastern
Texas: Fair; slightly warmer; variable
winds,
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NOW ARRIVING,
Large Stock OF

Large Stock OF
TIN PLATE.
IRON PIPE -r-nrs
IRON AMI HNl ~ Frrvr1N.cs
MERCHAN. h.,
GALVANIZED Pa, st,,,rr
IRON. ga
WIRE AND CUT sTEL. "a
RAILROAD SPIKES AM p x
BOLTS
WAGON TGAtBERs.
WOOD SPLIT PULLEYs.
HORSE AND MULE SHOES.
PATENT WAGON AND BUGGY
WHEELS.
BETTING, HOSE, PACKING. ETC.
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narned ex.secretaIy OF tht Navy Tracy
aud Edward NJ, Shepherd, 20 act as spv-
cnl prosecutors. Ine king OF Coney
Island, John Y. Mcl<ano, ~ me man the
authorities are after Much capital was
NATE to the disadvantage OF the demo.
Gratis out OF the outrageous conduct Or
thib district boBg.
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These Goods were bought Mt Rock Rot
tom Prices for Spot Cash, and delivered
on cut rates. Write us for prices and
terms, or call In person.
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Ontlnued on Fourth Pageo
The Pacific commercial advertiser., 1893-04-27

As TO priority our statnte seems to
be peculiar in itself. Many of the
laws in other countries relating to
liens provide that certain classes
shall have priority over others, as
that of the laborer over the material
man, and the material man over the
sub contractor; but our statute makes
the time of filing the test OF priority.
st shall have priority in the order of
filing over other liens of any nature"
that is, every lien fled in compliance
with this Act shall have priority over
every other like lien filed subse-
quently, and all liens SO filed shall
have priority over all other liens OF
any nature, subject 30 any recorded
lien or judgment.
This we take to mean that the lien
in the order of its filing Is to be pre-
ferred above other classes of liens
unless the same shall have been pre-
viously recorded, and in this case the
plaintiff claims under a Judgment
against the garnishee who is the
same person who is sought to be
made liable to pay the lien.
Was the Judgment recorded at the
time of or previous to the filing or
the lien by Allen!
In the absence of any statute law
requiring any ministerial act to be
done on the part Of the clerk, our
practice must be regulated by the
rules of Court. It is contended by
the plaintiff that upon the filing OF q
decision with the clerk the judgment
must be deemed recorded.
The rule of this Court promul
! gated at the January term, 1889. pro
vides "that from and after the first
day of the January term, 1889, the
attorneys of the party in whose favor
q verdict or decision shall be rend
cred, shall = III in vacation
within fourteen days after the rend
ering of such decision provided no
exceptions have been allowed. file a
record of the proceedings in the
form hereunto annexed or as near
thereto as the circumstances OF the
case will permit, which shall be the
record of the case. The clerk of the
Court shall state the actual date OF
the entry of Judgment in the margin
OF the record, and shall affix the seal
of the Court thereto"
Upon examination of the files IN
the Clerks Office, it appears that no
record as required by the rule has
been made, and we are of the opin
ion that the judgment relied upon
by the plaintiff is not recorded
Judgment, until the entry of iudg-
ment has been made in compliance
with the rule.
The cause is therefore re opened
and sent back to the Circuit Judge
of the First Circuit for hearing fol
the purpose of determining whether
the alleged lien exists, and il so found
such further proceedings may be had
as are necessary; if it is found that
the lien does not exist then the order
to the garnishee to stand.
@. w. Ashford for plaintiff; j. A
Magoon for the garnishee.
Honolulu, April 19, 1893.
The Pacific commercial advertiser., 1893-04-27
BULLET-PROOF CLOTHING
Affords Number of Inventors
Chance to Get in Their
Work.


Chance to Get in Their
Work.
LONDON, April 1.-The military
authorities throughout Europe con-
tinue to discuss the alleged inven-
ton of bullet-proof cloth. 1t is
announced to-day that the Austrian
Minister of War has accepted some
cloth somewhat different from that
of Herr DOVE, made by an officer
named Sylander. This cloth is
more flexible than Doves, being
one-third of an inch thick and
available for the whole garment in
stead of merely as a cuirass.
Germany is testing Doves in
vention, and the suddenly famous
tailor who was so poor that he had
to borrow a revolver to test his in-
vention last fall, has been sum-
moned to appear before the EN-
peror.
The Austrian War Office has ac-
cepted the bullet-proof cloth invent
ed by Herr Sylander, an engineer,
resident in Paris. The cloth is a
third of an inch think, and is said
to be much more pliable than that
prepared by the tailor, DOVE, in
Mannheim.
The Pacific commercial advertiser., 1893-04-27
In the Supreme Court of the ha-
WallaD Islands.

MARCH TERN, 1898.
The Pacific commercial advertiser., 1893-04-27
A PARADISE OF FLOWERS
Tons of Narcissf Shipped From
the SciIly Islands to London.

The Scilly Islands have in the
last few years been made para
disc of flowers, and flowers are now
almost the sole business of the in
habitants.
The crop of narcissi this year was
enormous. AS many as twenty
seven tons of these flowers were
shipped to the London market in
one day.
The distance from the isles to
London is 1913 miles. The flowers
are all shipped by steamer from
one port in the Island of St. Mary's.
The flowers are brought from the
numberless little islets to st.
Mary's in sailboats, and it is an
interesting sight to see, in the early
mornings, the dozens of these little
craft, with their cargoes of dainty
blossoms, battling the rough waters
that beat among the rugged islets,
on their way to the steamer.-New
York Sun.
The Pacific commercial advertiser., 1893-04-27

The Tourists Guide for the Hs-
waiian Islands can be had at this
Office. This handy book is invalu-
able for strangers visiting this coun-
try. 1t contains descriptive matter
pertaining to the different islands
with handsome illustrations and
maps. No tourist should be with.
out the guide as it will save them q
bother and questions.
The Pacific commercial advertiser., 1893-04-27

DURING MY TEMPORARY ABB
~ sence from the Islands, Charles T.
Wider has full power of attorney to act
for the firm of Wilder & Co., and also in
any personal matters.
32Sl-H W. G. WILDER.
The Pacific commercial advertiser., 1893-04-27

Under the Act of 1888. Chapter XXI. ITO
provide for liens OF mechanics and ma
terial men," the lien does not exist
until notice thereof is filed.
An order was made by Justice that judg-
ment might be had against garnishee; /;
Judgment was not entered thereon as
required by the rules. Held, it was not
recorded judgment" under Section
4 OF the Act above named.
The Pacific commercial advertiser., 1893-04-27
(Appeal from Judd, G. J J

(Mr. Justice Frear being disquali-
fed from sitting in this case, having
been OF counsel, by request Circuit
Judge Cooper heard the case in his
stead
The Pacific commercial advertiser., 1893-04-27

Special attention given to COM
mercial printing at the GAZETTE
Office.