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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-11-26
they try him7 witness the court trial Of
DR.. Briggs.
FIXED. RULES

The Legislature OF Virginia, In obedi.
ence 10 our Constitution, has ssablished
county courts, and In 30 doing has given
them the original criminal jurisdiction
and fixed rules for their guidance. we.
as Judges. do not make these rules, bur
ere Simply 10 see that they are applied
and carried out. And when one OF these
rules says t.at the sheriff shall execute
the writs, these people who are attacking
uy would have us say In enforcing TINS
rule that any other person should exc
cute them When one OF these rules
says that juries shall be OF certain classes
OF persons, shall be summoned and en-
panelled IN a certain way. ard the re
turn OF the writ shall show this. they
would have US say that We viii ignore
this rule and try a-man for his life ac-
cording TO our own way OF thinking. Ana
these are but few amongst the various
other rules laid down for our guidance.
OF course IL we were TO ignore these
rules. our action would simply be reversed
by the higher courts. Then would delay
come; then would cost be entailed upon
the Commonwealth. then would the
county courts be brought into disrepute;
and then would we have judicial mob
Inv Iegallzed. SO think that IL the clergy
would reflect tor a moment they would
hasten to correct the injustice perhaps
inadvertently. done the county court
bench of the State.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-11-26
EPILEPSY OR FITS.

Can this disease be cured! Most physicians say
Noisy, Yes; allforms aud the worst cases. AZ
ter 30 years study and experiment have found the
remedy. -Epilepsy is cured by IL; cured, not sub
dned by opsies-the old, trcacherous, quaek treat
ment- Do not despair Forget past impositons on
your purse, past outrSges on your confidence, past
fsllufes. Look forward, not backward. Ny remedy
is OF today. Valuable work on the sabject, and
large bottle OF the remedy-sent free for trial.
Mention Post-ofce and Express address.
P-of. W. Il. PEEKE, I. D., { Cedar st., New York.
lde 25-cOSu&wcowiY.arl
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-11-26
ruE WRONG CLAss.

Now. whilst | approve OF your method
OF getting this valuable information on
this very important question, yet must
say that your Inquiries have been directed
10 the wrong class Of lawyers In almost
all instances. These lawyers who nave
cast this reflection upon the county court
bench are gentlemes who are diseussins
n question about which they are utterly
ignorant They are real estate and cor
poration'' lawyers. who rarely ever go
into the county courts. have no business
there and know nothing about the prac-
teal operations thereof; and, OF course
simply know not what they are Taking
about.
Criminals are tried In Virginia "a speed
fly as in any State In the Union
as thu statistics will show. and l assert
as competently. and If the Legislature
could under the Constitution change the
present system l grant we might try
them more speedily. but as long as We
have a rule we. Of course. must Apply
that rule as we find It..
Respectfully, etc, ,,e,
Judge Of the County Courts OF Blahu anu
Giles Counties.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-11-26
state Income-TaN.

Judge Of the County Courts of Bland an'
Giles Counties.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-11-26

Many women have silk blouses special
ly made TO wear under their handsome
street-coats. as the present style OF large
sleeves and revers make the ordinary
bodice under a coat very uncomfortable.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-07-10
THE Carpenter CLUE
Sifted Down by the Police Authori-
ties OF Fall River.
AN INTERVIEW WITH HIS WIFE.
Has Not Been Home Since Decoration
Day, isos-ihe Letter Found on the
street Was ono That Is Easily Ex-
piained-An Alibi Easily Proven.

FALL RIVER, Mass, July lo-Joseph
W. Carpenter, Jr., about whom much IS
now being printed in connection with the
Borden murder because of a suspicious
letter supposed TO have been addressed TO
him In New York, formerly worked for
the Borden & Almy firm of furniture
dealers, IT which Andrew J. Borden was
the senior member. 1t was alleged against
Carpenter one time that be falsifed~he
firms books. Some Sagam ore mill stock
was transferred TO satisfy the claim. But
later the mill became involved and tue
stock proved valu less
Suit followed. but when both parties
were ready for trial, Carpenter threatened
something which several OF the parties
Did Not Care to Pace,
and the proceedings were quashed.
Andrew Borden was most severe with
CARPENTER, but the latter never had serious
trouble with him. Carpenter left the city
shortly afterward and became "a drummer
for inks, pens and stationery. lie was
travelling the most of the time in New
York state, and generally made his head
quarters i'm Albany. lie married a daugh.
ter OF Captain Barney OF this city and was
here last In May, 1892.
When the Borden tragedies were
heralded about the country last August
every man who might have had reason for
enmity towards Mr.. Borden was hunted
down. Among the unfortunate suspects
was Carpenter. District Attorney Knowl-
ton felt satisfied from bis talk with Mrs.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-07-10
THE lIsPENSARY Law
or South Iaralt4a Declared Unconstitu.
tional by Judge Hudson.


tional by Judge Hudson.
COLUMBIA, s. c., July l0-The decision
OF Judge Hudson in the Darlington in
junction case, declaring the dispensary
law unconstitutional, renders the saloon
Keepers ju5ilant, and nov they think that
they see daylight ahead. alf
The main points upon which the Judge
decided the law unconstitutional are that
the state takes business from the indi-
vidual aud creates monopoly in il for IL
self; that prohibltory lawsare constitn-
tional, but that the Evans law is not such
law, but, on the contrary, is law for
revenue or profit.
The two principal questions that are
agitating the peoplo now with reference Co
the decision are whether this decision Is
binding outside OF Darlington county, aud
whether the liquor dealers may resume
business. In answering tuese questions Que
of the most distinguished lawyer in this
state, who has been attorney general OF
South Carolina. said the decision was bind
ing only in the case heard until IL was
passed upon by the supreme court.
When Governor Tillran was asked to
say something about the decision, he re-
piled:
II want to see the decision before un-
dertake TO criticise or comment upon il.
One thing is certain, we will appeal from
the decision by the quickest way possible"
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-07-10
STEEL PLANT CLOSED.
Over lOJ1 ~..-. A"tvwa out of Work
For Lack az Orders.

Over lOJ1 ...-. Autvwa out of Work
For Lack az Orders.
ALBANY, July 10--1'he Troy Steel and
Iron company's biz plant at Breaker
island, just above this city, has shut
down today FOR an Indefinite period One
thousand men warc thrown out of work.
The compauy also coutrols the Albany
iron works, the Brssemer steel works, the
Rensselaer, ratl mill aud the Merchant
min, all OF which were shut down.
Superintendent McCreery says: "We
cannot run orr plant without orders and
without the money from orders We shall
have % suspend operations &C all our mills
until trade improves sufficiently 20 per-
init the company 20 continue it's big busi-
ness prohtabiy. Our shutting down will
probably throw ont OF employment the
men who are at work in the ore beds in
Port Henry, y. Y, where we get our sup
plies. 1t will, am afraid. nave bad
elect upon the Lackawanna mines at
Scranton, Penn. from which we draw our
principal coal supply"
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-07-10
THE WlLBERToN REsPIYES.
Their LesAl.ty 0l. ,;ionad and the MUIR
derers sIaJ Yet lsc Hanged.

Their Legalay ga. ,iioped and the MUIR
derers sla5 Yet lsc Hanged.
SoUTH McALLIsTER, l. T., July 10-As
the facts concerning the respite granted
the Wilberton murderers gradually leak
out tho. more evident IL is that the situa.
tion is assuming alarming proportions.
The opinion is general among leading
Choctaws that in compelling Cover nor
Jones To grant a respite the United Sta 5es
government has usurped the power vested
in the constitution and laws of the Choc.
taw nation. What will be his course when
new Gate for the execution is to be set
cannot be foretold, as there is no law nor
precedent TO 90 by.
IL Is claimed that the respite is limited
only to next Friday, when, il there is no
other interference, the respited prisoners
will be executed with the five other men
who have never been respited. A motion
for hearing i'm behalf of the latter has
been filed before Judge Holson, but has
not been granted. The militia has not
been disbanded, as reported
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-07-10
Europe, Asia, k~ios,
Australia, North Amer.
lea, South Amer
lea and the
Pacific Is y
lands,
REPRESENTINAThh
WORLD As II EXISTS

Also, direct copies OF fsul
paiatings and statuary. By q
worlds old and modern mastsr
ralea from the leading sallerie
including the LOUVRE
LUXEMBOURG GALLEHf
PARIS; aud VERSAILLES
GALLERY. VERSAILLES.
FRANCE; the DRESDEN
GALLERY, DRESDEN, GER
MANY, the UFF.zI aud PATTI
GALLERIES. FLORENCE,
ITALY; ard the VATICAN
GALLERY. ROME, forming
the largest aud iScst unique
collection OF pic lures ever pub
shed In one voiu
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-07-10

Boston. July l0.-1'he emperor will wait
for the United States 20 raise its legation
here to the rank of ap embassy before or
dering Baron Saurma-J Jettsch. the new en-
bassador to the United States, to sail To-
America
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-07-10
Mrs. Burum want. Ailmony.

PTrTsBURG, July l0-Mrs Eva Buffum
has asked the court to order her husband
Dr. Frank Buffum, TO pay her alimony
pending the suit for divorce filed by him.
lie twas ordered 10 show cause why he
should not
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-07-10

PORTLAND. Ind. Juiy lO,-John Hitch
cock and George Mcfarland. gas well drill
ers, while making repairs on top Of a der
rick, fell TO the grOund--60 leet Hitchcock
was instantly killed Mcfarland had both
arms and legs broken
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-07-10
Cornell ytctorious

MINNEAPOLIS, July l0-Cornell won the
eight-mile race with the University of
Pennsylvania Saturday by nearly three
lengths in 23n. 40s. Pennsylvania finished
g. ..cl0l. fnf.r
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-07-10

PERTH AMBoY, ~. J., July lO.-1he Re.
publican headquarters of Perth Amboy
was struck by lightning and completely
destroyed. Other houses in the suburbs OF
Perth Amboy aud in the foreign settle
ment" were Dlown down.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-07-10
Two Lincmen strnnh ne.a

RoME, July lo--Two linemen were
struck dead in front OF the kings paIace
they gyasped live wire while changing
carbons-
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-07-10

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The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-07-10
Elegant
Photographs
OF THE
World.

coNsrsTING or W
Photographic Views OF CitIsHr--
Street Scspes-Public Build
ings--cathearals Mos
ques = Churc hes -
Temples Opser-
yatories--Cas-
Homes OF Noted People-PrtA
vateand Public Apartments
IA Royal Palaccs--Uui-
versitiss Colleges
Volcanoes LIKE
and Mountain
Scenery
Lochs--
Fjords Falls River Sceuery
Canyons--Geys .rs-Bringes
Parks = Fountains =
Theaters--Obellsks---
Towers--Memor-
ials--Toinbs
Caves
Cemeteries p yramids-R Ruins o.
Casths-Ruins OF Temp es--
Rims If Ancient Cities
Tropi cal scenery -
Towas-- VILLAGES
Hut~, aud su
army Of instantapeous photo
graphs and views showing
the everyday life Of the
peeple In the various
countries Of ths
World. col
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-07-10

Carpenter anu her little girl here that her
husband had not been in this vicinity
since the time of the tragedy nor for som
Time before il. Nevertheless, mt the
suggestion on Marshal Hilliard, who was
urged on by Mr.. Jennings, the now Cap
tain Harrington was sent out To run
down Carpenter and to obtain positive in
formation OF his whereabouts during the
latter days OF July and the early days OF
August, 1892
Carpsuter Proved an AIibi
by hotel clerks and registers. Because of
Carpenters family connections he was
very chagrined at being followed by
a detective. He has not cared to
come this way, although his relations
with his wife's family are Of the best, so
far as thepoiice know Ole fact in con-
nection with the Carpenter matter caused
Miss Borden's lawyers TO. be persistent in
their search for him.
1t was positively stated by one Peter
Driscoll that he bad sh we Carpenter in
the barber shop In toe Wilbur House day
or two before The murder was committed.
The story was wholly unfounded, the
police say. Last night Mrs Joseph w
Carpenter was found at the home of her
father in-aw, where sue was visiting her
daughter. In answer to- questions she
said she wrote letter TO her husband
some weeks ago, in which she
Ies ged Him TO Come Home
as soon ~ he could. she said, in sub
stance, that nvbrdy could cause aim any
more annoyance here. inasmuch as Miss
Lizzie was acqmtted and tne feeling In tue
matter had q1ietcd down.
She wrote in tai. strain because her hus-
band had been confident about coming to
K II River on account OF having once been
Swallowed and mad bis name mixed up in
the affair. she said that her hus band had
not been here since Decoration day, 1892
aud that his Whereabouts after that date
had been fully established to the satisfac-
tion Of the police. She wrote TO her hus-
bend Saturday and receives letters from
him regularly. She requested that Cap.
tain Harrington's detailed statement be
given the broadcast publication. The
officer says he cannot talk until he has
had CONSULTATION with the marshal
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1893-08-05

Late Saturday afternoon Judge Lee
rendered his occasion denying the up
phcHtlon Tor the appointment ~ u rece,y.
"r tor the Albuquerque Savings bark,
The bank officials made u good show
iug, and there IL every reason 10 believe
that the bank can resume business IN a
few vesks There II disposition on
the part ~ the deposltors 10 aid the III.
rectors and stockholders % the bank,
and they are almost all against the ap,
polntment % u receiver Judge Lee +
decision meets with general approval.
The application Of the territory Was
based entirely upon the statements con
tanned 10 the official rspor, Of Mr.,
Hughes, the examiner appointed BY the
secretary Of the tsrrltory W examine
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1893-08-05

a." 81 sns"uru' - i'r"' l." Roy Nhu
s,'rrN.rl"ui .itlstnytGun l,st year hnr
h'"n effected. Tie professor sal, maxi"
d.uy ~ 'rus,Ju- hui parachute .rWpr
iI' 'rnHp" ~ thItty trained Dogs wIl! Ice
hu attractive feature.
Tia" HsspciRtlph awaits with ANXIETY n
.",. rr from GENERA, McCpok relative g.
to" fni rurhupu"ut ~ a." troops eta
toned ut Font Wlugatr, hui hope that
the commanding officer q the depart.
men, w'li nzsIgu four ur more trDups 10
\ hugurrque during falr week.
Communications cen, 10 yarious mil.
,nry n"nds hHvr, 10 part, been respond
81 T.. When ali are ~ i,el-tou ~ 1,
-",rctGuu viii t." mHdr.
i't-slieul SAINT and Secretary Met.
r,.t are working Ike beavers, aud hy he.
-''"r Nli, get thugs uu'n rhnp" fpr "a
m"st satisfactory tur 90 al. depart.
Iuruts.
touI elementary hti"w 'um s'Nrral
D. urr'" nrr CO.. tile, nui a~.prnu '"r - ~
.. 80 r"lj"rrr'hhou from r.r tNp terri.
/ prIrr BE- assured
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1893-08-05
4 fatat ~ rrrk

Engineer Harry ll"ud-rson, of Trim.
dat, host hls NE early yesterday morn.
Irg IN wreck winch was one ~ the
worst ever known on the Union Pacific
railroad Henderson was pulling coat
tram from Trnldai INTO Pueblo and
~tllr crossing bridge near lie' semer
Junction his engine went down, follow
81 lay nineteen cars, The bridge wac n
lengthy structure aud the heavy rains
dgrug the day Hud night had complete.
y undermined the supporting tImbers.
The train crew hud uo warning ~ the
hW'ul danger lurking before them, and
Tue l.-fated train went To sick snIng
run III lrss time than It taksa 10 tell It,
W.ham T. Nyr, poor ileuderson'S tire.
mat, went down VIII tue engine and he
frceNei injuries which will probably
prove fatal. brakeman Leo Wood was
brought home yesterday sutIerrg from
bFGses, but fortunately he IL lot ser.
o.sly hurt.-Trinldad Advertiser,
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1893-08-05

Ia the T.. =. u,urt u private land
CLAIMS tins forenoon L, ) Attorney li-y
uulls notified the court that he would
tile II MOTION Tor tie court 10 make u
undlng u hn'rs IA cn-" ~ -, the Nlco
lhs Duran y Cnmrs grant, T.. W. Clancy
attorney, IN order thHt when report In
mndr toy tim T. tie attorney general, ~
provided by las, Ia" may do 50 lnteIh'
g"u y,
Case 80 - a." liu,que Grande grant,
Clinton y cotton, claimant, war set FOR
h~arlrg thls uprr.rg, and was called up,
but owing t. H." tran being late, Albu
qu"rque attorneys 'ur the claimant fan
81 T. appear,
THIS Afternoon tie demurrer t!si by
the Dluh Ara Colony bend grant, IA
which the t. > and the Rio Grands
Land cumpnuy !pInrd, IN the case VI the
Juan D.I grant Sas oyerruled, aud IA,
casr vl,i uVs come up On Its merits.
Naa Mexican.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1893-08-05
Initir nnnIInrA Hnnrd

The ful board met thus morning u,
the unir" u Geo l. iiruuks. Present
Joseph f.. SAINT, pr"s,d"ut, q. l.. Brooks
secretary Judge Booth and " : ilo,~
Aell. Hide INSPECTOR }. A. Stluson was
removed and the HppOlntment u his
ruccessor wns left b. the president and
aecretary The pay ~ two insp.otors Ia
H." north wac cut down. aud thls will
probably lead To the resIgnstlon o. these
Tn. falling OF III shlpments
u~scessl,n,ed paying Tor actual time
devoted, instead ~ iiSsd pay M hereto.
tore. Other routine business was trans
acted, and an adjournment taken until
. - u'ntOrk
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1893-08-05
aIrCtTic Buffers.

IOH remedy Is b"r1uIus 30 Nr,.
"i''h "ti rp popular ~ l. l".d ru
iE..,H. u"r,Irr. M Nhp have used
L.""trl. lh',"tr slrg the rarn, song q
rtu~". \ pur"t m"uucrr" durs not exist
Al J u '- guaranteed To- DO all that l.
,mm"i f.'"r'r,r Blttrrs wll. cure al,
lire Hr"s ~ 'hr LAYER aud kidn.y, wu.
,rmuN" h'mp,"f, Nulls, SnIt Rlrtim ana
'lh"t hlI"rtuLs Caurrd by imput.
u,upd VIII drive Mnnrin from M.
"Srt'u aud prevent ~ we'll "A. cur. All
lh.arrI f"y"rs. For cure ~ Headache.
'uLr'IpI'luu ard Indigestion try l.I,,.
tn iht"rs Eutr" rAtisfactiln ,n.r
nui""d, or money refunded Pre-. ~
r"'.'" mat y, r"r both. At T II Fur
.,-ns \ Sons
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1893-08-05

The Agricultural college nt Lps Cruces
L. nuins more gpni IN an rdu"gtuubl
va! than 81! the other institutions u,
N"N Mexico put tugrth"r. II Is learning
a." coming man IN New Mexico how Ia
spNe Problems that uudcrla, the future
p''-p"rlt! ~ the great territory, Tina,
sr'"oI IL t-achDug them how u produce
crops from oar arld lands. The school IL
~",l rIuIpp-d WITH good farIlItl.s aud
tie beet II teachers. Every parent Who
eat, should send one or more ~ their
children there t. Oc educated, Socorro
tt,itHin.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1893-08-05
IishouId br E,rr, mou.r.

j, u Nilsson, n, Clay 81, Sharpe
burg. Pa. sa,- hr will DOT be without
Dr. Krns's Nrs Discovery Tor Consume.
hls wife Who Was threatened with Pnsu
mona AFTER an "tA'A OF La inpp-,
~hea various other remedies aud seysral
ply slc,ans had done her no good, Rob
srt bsrbsr, oi C"oksport, Pa, claims DR.,
Kings New Discovery has done him
more good than anything hs ever us.d
Tor Lung Trouble. Nothing like It, Try
a. Free TRIAL Bottlss At r. II burgess
A sons drugstore. Large bottles. ~
cents and 81 10.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1893-08-05

lnls morning before Judge Lee, the
apphcatlun FOR receiver died by certain
deposltors u the New Mexico Trust and
sa'ngs bank, came on Tor a hearing,
A' Clancy, who has been occupied be
lore the land court I'll to day, represent.
INK the bank, stated that his client could
Dot Nell be ready TO respond 10 the writ
W! th's afternoon at half pact three, and
M Johnston, representing the deposI-
'ors consented TO n continuance until
Wat tune, On the part Of the territory
MI Alexander, the secretary, appeared
" Lis counsel, MIR, bartlett They. on
behalf Of the territor, hIed new pstl,
"on, by which they claim the right To
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1893-08-05
HuckIrnn ArnLrA AAINr.

The ts,st sav- N the world Tor cuts,
bruIr.,s, sures, ulcers, salt Thsun!, fever
sores, letter, chapped hands, ohllblalns,
cnrna, aud AL skin efupilons, and pOai
lively cures p,les, ~ ~ pay required, II
~ guurAut .....i g. give perfect satiAfaction
or money refunded Pro. - osnts Der
boI. For sale by Dr., lhos, "A. Burgass
4 Son, drugglsls.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1893-08-05


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IT." Paragraph 60, II ~ Chicago,
The cigar factory In beng moved To-
lie" quarters, south S"cou! street,
The hJur on the corner ground ,l,pr
. H." Armuju house war lnid t.. day.
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Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1893-08-05
Hnt,rpri-ing People.

There IL genuine metal IN the city OF
Albuquerque, All the days OF the expo.
s,,ion she 10 printing and circulating
matter descriptive Of her country and
eley.tlns 10 her people, This 10 the true
spirit, ADD Is what makes a country
that il ahould bs.-TAos Herald.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1893-08-05
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Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1893-08-05

intimate n Receiver, and mention Mr.
L. \. liuEhrs ~ Snr,n tr. ~ ~" rrspcs
l"u.Hu 10 h" iAm"d Mr. llushr-, II
t." remembered. In the gentleman
Mo mnd' ~" t"p"tt uu ~" condition ~
Tie" hnnk \ me"trus - tho icppsltots
viz held ia-t night nt Nhr.h on. u their
hnWb"f "aa r-lrctrd IT, rNhmiue the con
Va .iuu ~ the bauk, and thus statement ~
"Nl". ted To- boSraIy tuis Afternoon.
Nj ',ahc) stated To- the court TINT -
Tile CIRCULARS sent ont aet-riug g. unn
o." "lru'us - th" bauk under certain
conditions, about nali had hrer, ptutl.
81 "Ri'i, nui TINT snllirI"ht tune bat
not elapsed site" IT," h-t lot had teen
nni,rd f"r rr-pYurr g. br hni. judge
90" th"u IA q 800 ,hig AFTERNOON NJ TIE,
'""f' room h- ~" hpur fur the hrtfIrs
y ia" nppurpt,u. Ono ~ the d.g...
trt", Mr. g. lirIrs usu,p. u lrr-.,,i ,h,
court ~ which h. ..ut,.t tl.ruri,uuu u
'h" 7",r0ot general 90 rulru, ,rIne 1,
Tore" w." hahH Iu'" % r,cu,at-hip stnt
~ TINT o." PLACED fu., ruuit.inuce M a..
'." .iH'pu aud 4, iIfrrtufg. at tN,t
." nu'.uu = ~" Nuu', Fr p.upIn Na4
"'thhS more than hu ~ Ytt CO. rt,r' Al
uulur'Iur