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Daily Kennebec journal., 1894-09-05
A Communication.
Editors heanebec Journal;

Editors heanebec Journal
wish to make an inquiry in your paper.
Two wears ago the Democratic board OF
selectnen in this town refused 10 put on to
the voting list any names on election day as
had alwa,s been done in former years,
allie ging that under the new system of vet
ing they had no authority to add the names
and a number were disfrsnchised BY this
action of the selectmen, who had voted in
this town i. yesrs. Now l want to know
If the selectmen had any right to do so and
il they did not lay themselves liable for dis
franchising legal voters ROMAN
ROME, Me, Sept. /, lS9f.N
THE selecimen were evidently wrong.
The old law still governs such cases in
towns. Names can be added under such
Daily Kennebec journal., 1894-09-05

To the fact that a want Of ienc in the system is
the herald Of approaching disease hosts of Iuyalids
have accepted that certain means of self rescue
from impending danger, liosteitcr's Stomach Bit
tcrs. This beugnaut tonic promotes, in no Ordn-
ary desree, digestion and assimilation, Though
Wrich the blood is fertlizcd and made strength.
Yielding Rcsides this, inactivity OF the liver,
bowels and Kidneys which imped- a gain of ygor,
il overcome. Appetite, as well as the ability to
CRAFTY il without discomfort, is stimulated by this
thorough medicinal cordial which also has 1t tran
Quilliliag Cilt c. upon nerves weak and unguict.
F0oJ. Il should be remembered, only half nNigor-
atcS the lyspc!tic. BY ttc use OF the Bticrs its
n9llrishing properties are made available. For
Ualaria. rheumatism aLd the nhrmit,s of age.
usc the Bitters.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1894-09-05
Communication on Democratic Wool Quota.
lions.

As evidence of the straits in which the
Democrats of this State found themselves
and in order to keep up the dropping cour-
age of the rank and file of the party, they
are resorting TO their usual game of decep
ton, and in this vicinity they have of late
been extensively circulating the report that
since the passage OF the ts,if bill the price
of wool has advanced ) cents per pound,
and that they were anxious to buy all that
they could get at that price, The wool in
this vicinity hsviag sill been sold, they, in
their innocence, supposed that no one would
take pains TO ascertain the falsiry of their
statements. But s person wrote 10 Win
throp and found out that there was but one
Daily Kennebec journal., 1894-09-05

..Whst fools We moris's are. was forci-
bly dem ,rstrated on a plscsrd attached tc
volume of the History ot kenneoec
County" displayed in book store window
=, Water street t1dsy, which resds, Former
price sl2, present price $780," says the
Gardiner Reporser-Journal. What gui-
l;ble factor humanity is when smiiipg,
l,ose .tongued book agent gets at 1t.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1894-09-05
Gully Ssanebee gouraal.
Sitg and Gcuniu
SUPERIOR COURT.
September Term. Judge Oliver G Hail. Pre-
siding.

f. E. NORTON, Sheriff.
l.. L. CARLETON, County Attorney.
w. s. CHoATr. Clerk.
r. A. SMALL, Stenographer.
TUESDAY, Sept 4.
The September term of the superior
court convened, today, but neither The
grand nor traverse jury will be in attend
ance until TUESDAY, the llth. The fore
noon was Consumed in the call of the
docket.
The following membtrs of the bar were
present:
5. S. Brown, w. C. Philbrook, II. ID
Eaton and d. b. Foster, Wateryllle; G
w. Field and H. L. Hunton, Olkland; II.
4. Priest, Vassalboro; II. NJ. Heatn. A .
VI. Goddard, Lendall Titcomb, f. J. c.
Little, Thomas Leigh, Jr, M. S Holwav,
Frank Staples, L. c. Cornish, Joseph vii
hanson, Jr., and w. II. Fisher, Augusta :;
+. .. Beane, Readfield; F. L. Beaue, Hal
io~ell; J.. T. Carleton, Winthrop; o. b
Clason, 6. w. Heselton and c. l.. Ar
drews, Gardiner; Loring Farr, Minches-
ter; F. j. Martin, Bangor.
Several cases of divorce were heard and
disposed of. Naturalization papers were
also issued in one case. Court will be in
session duriag the week for the disposition
Of such cases.
The following assignment of cases for
trial was made:
Daily Kennebec journal., 1894-09-05

NEW YogE. Sept.
FLouR-Eeoeipts. 47.27s okgs: ennors. 1904
bbls; 23,7s9 sacss; sales. Sit0 pSgs; dull, weak,
low EXTRA, a Is q 20, CITY mills s33laS Go; pat
erts. 2jsa 80, WINTER wheat, low grades,
s. 2 90 "a fair ,,nds t. fancy ,,,. z4o Sg9
straights, 00tat0, patents, 10 a 90i rye
rsiNtnr"'. % U 90; supe' fine 0oas 10: nne
: 55ai s.
SOUTHERN FLoUR-quiet. weak; common to
far extra 2;l}; good to CHOICE 300a3.5O.
BYE FLOUK-quiet, steady; s26oaf3.0o.
Western, 90a30o. Brand,wine, 20.
CORN MEAL dull, steady; yellow
RYE nominal; " cstera. 4sai7.
BARLEY out OF seasou;No. Milwaukee, ,t5a67; ;
western, e3a67; two rowed state. 6Sa65; No.
BARLEY AALT-quiet - western 7oas2
two rowed state 70ai5 sis rowed state s0as5; ot'
made Canada J90al0f.
WHEAr-Recoipt8, Ga5,7ej bush exports, III ,219:
sales, 10000; fairly active, red firm; sprpg
lower; ---------------
40. 2 red. store and elevator. 5Sa5si;
aaoat S. 5sl, fob. 59s59i, No. hard. sOia7O4
&c.3, northern, G5la-; no 2 Milwaukee 7ola7OI; ;
No. red, --a-; Me- apring solasoA; ungraded
red, 72la7Sl; No. white, 59i.
Corr kecoipts, 10000, exports 10; ssios,
5O,0GO, duil, firm:
No ], l5saI5, alcvn'o-; 50ia5oi ailoat; No
,, 63aGal elevator; 6ilafA aioat; No. 3. a9ia
graded mixed. 35a95i; steamer mixed, l5la
4js: No. , Ri:itc, f@5A-.
'DATS--tke3e tyfTs. 2bJ SCI; e~poriH Ms huSh
sales ,275 COZ, futures s. COO bushels spot; fairly
No. Z, 31ia3al. Go white 3Giaa6i; No. 2
3Ga3G; usA'J W"et"ru. 34a35, do whit, f,
36,40; v2h',s eo'., , 365sO.
hEFF- dull, steady, ,amily loal2i cStra mess,
ss 90 $50: beef hams, quiet, -. uerct d
berf. dul firm; city extra India mess.
&laTl5, cut meats. ,piet. steady; picked
bellies, y lbs, at =. pcklcd shoulders, au7;
picked hnuns, !lfIl2; !niJdles, nominal.
LsET'- quiet, higher; ------ ------------ -
Weep .,ra-r ,!o-ed, 500 bid; --- CITY,
s. b ids so; rtapr", quiet, firm; ---toUttt''r
t9.s5I--: = y, 81 80. compound, S66eta$G Is;
PJaS- dgict. firm, ---- sales, - DoIs,
neeA. els ~ = 3 30: -JUrs pr.me. &.3 Ooa3l350.
BUrrrB-- moderate demand, strady----- -
state as'rf new 4a2l4 do old. IOaIi, do creamery
rev. isa23!, Pr... 4,, - t23l; Western deiry
new '2ial5, 10 creaus-Y new, Is p do factory,
l3 10; I-igds Plaza. rnds, Halo.
Cl'FEsg- quiet, steady dy;-------------
s,a'c large. Shitl; DO fancy. ioJaloi: fancy old,
" ~; old. a.: - white, ,oaI,.: oar 3fi u,
81; DO nrW s5sqI, fun akirr , L3i. Western
sman, old i0lal25 Weefcrn part skins new, BAG.
FTrRoLEur- -quet, United. s23.
CoFFEE-T4c, dull, nomiI al -- No. 2. -.
s"sA.-raw. quiet, firm; refined do'I'
NJ. /; 2-iSa4; No sIs,7, ~, >
So. 8, '3a4 so: 70. q, "a 30;
- , Is 16sIl; No. "a. a of. 47tatlf
mould, 5l5 3-I6; STANDARD. 1915, 8
coHfectiouors, a ll1Gai7 cr' lcs,. 81 5 9 .s
crushed. 81 - 9 l6i pawoefed I-ies5 81, gran.
alatcd, l5-i6sJi; cuoes l-lo, 81.
Freights to TAs- fn"o'-market, quiet, dcpr essed
Daily Kennebec journal., 1894-09-05
Court Cases.

o.. p;rsmorc vs.. Abbott, ct al, Greeley ;Foglcr
n Heath ct ;,l vs. Rowe, II & +: Brown.
81. Heath et al vs.. " Maktield, II t, Clason
M. Nsrncy ". Dulcan, 1ucomb; Lynch, lioi
a r,teT Of NJ Va. Monitor, u 4 S; Brown.
II Erooks VS. Hall * Tr. SOuthard; W +,
%, lIomcs vs. Lord, Bean b; Waldrou
Brown.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1894-09-05
City Of Angus To.

Notice IL beteby given that warrants and lisis
OF Fo sEs have been posted IN the crcnt wards Of
TINS ety. fir the election 10 be held ~ pit. TO- 1891
The ward rooms r,hiz ccc'ion will BE- "a follows
Ward /, Capital Hoe IIous,: Wa-d 2, Concert
Hal, State street; Ward 9, CBshnoo Engine House
ward Z, Ballard SchoOlhousc, Nard g. School.
ltruse corner Middle and y. Chestnut streets:
Ward 6. Atlantic Engine House; Ward Z, Hose
House. The polls will open at o A. N. and close
az T.. NJ.
L. A. BUgLEIGH, City Click.
Sept.3dtoiO.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1894-09-05
Tuesday. Sept. 11th.

ls9 Johnson. in rep, vs. Johnson Beanc & B;
III IT.
i9t. Colburn vs. Clifford. Heseiton; Clason.
526. Lash vs. Mason and trustee. 81 ear A
hltchouse K +; II $ eoster for tr.
$50 llewibs ct III vs. Towns. Leigh; Whltehousc
g
Daily Kennebec journal., 1894-09-05

Small embellishments nc, exceeding four line
Sp, Eog SALg, To i.ESr i.oSr. 81. viii be inserted
times for y cents three times for IS cents and
one week toE So oents. advance payment
in sendns bs .-s.s. remittance az postage stamps
CT postal note shoala be made with order. As
TIE Charges Are TOO small 10 open aeN,osn;s fer.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1894-09-05
soitcher's GSStoYi9e
Children Cry for
Slarriico.
kENNEILlt,.

kENNEHEC.
China-Sepf l. af the NJ. T.. Parsonage, Mr.
Brrt McCurdy aud Miss May uamlin, both OF
Nassah0ro.
WALDO.
P6ic mo Aug 49, bY Rev. GEO. Liucolo, MT.
Wilson Wicr of Montyillc. and Mss Frances NJ.
Allen Of Palermo.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1894-09-05
HILLS cATAARH CURE.

Prescription in use over fifty years. Sure
cure sl.oo. Ii. II. IL. 70. Box 2is, Augusta
name maridtf
Daily Kennebec journal., 1894-09-05
AsRkEg REPCRTS.
ssw furk honsy Mzrkst.

Esw YORK. Sept. I.
Money, easy, !.
frune mercantile paper. 4aia.
Government bonds. steady.
Lalroaus, strong.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1894-09-05
Rorrr
kENNEnEC. =.

Branch Mills Aug. e. to Mr.. and Mrs. phGiI
Chds. ii daughter lda.)
Mt Vernon-Aug %, TO the wife OF r. II
Jacobs, a son.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1894-09-05

'ex div. ibid. issscd
Daily Kennebec journal., 1894-09-05

f. E. NORTON, Sheriff.
L. L. CARLETON, County Attorney.
W. s. CHoATs. Clerk.
r. A. SMALL, Stenographer.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1894-09-05

NOR sALT;-Hammond Typewriter, Fleming
l. Battery. Address, box Go, Iiallow II.
sCpi3iiw*
Daily Kennebec journal., 1894-09-05
LOST.

7 oST-h roll Of bills VIII nua,r p'ca rc
II turn same 70 keauebcc jogruel office
sep, div
New-York tribune., 1894-06-26
THE NORTHF3ELD CONFERENCE.

NEW SPEAKERS ARRIVE DAILY AND THE
MEETINGS GROW IN INTEREST AND NUmBERs.
NorthAoil Mass June q (Sperao.-The storm
clouds stl hover over Mortified. but conference
meetings continue with unceasng in;eres.. New
speakers arrive daily and the number of daily meet
lngs grows larger The first meeting this morning
was from to o'clock Miss blanche Zehrng.
Y. W. G. a. secretary for the states ~ Massachu-
sctts and Rhode Island presented the subject %
missions IN the colleges Mrs. Potter OF the Everett
Home Sch Jol for Young Ladies. spoke on glrs and
missions from to 10 a. The Young Woman 5
Christian Association conference was held at th's
meeting. Miss Hn.. general secretary OF the Y. ".
C. A. Of To edo Ohio. spoke and Mrs. Smith urged
a higher plane " Christian living for all women.
From 70 10 II a NJ. Professor Moore conducted MS
class in inductive Bb.e study ant Mss 5!yei, %
Derot her cass On psrn pe.s1nr ec,ing ,s hcl
Mrs. j. A Gordon. Of Boston. spoke on women as
The afternoon was given up TO athletics and
drives. At $50 there was contest bri"crh ne
baskst BAN A potato race. fifty yards dash and a
ihrce-.eggoi race The O'Clock meeting was el
sg s M srona ne9 81 r. 7shTps si %so ias
The evening Pa9rT Tsf9s Ta1es " va; & ~
The singing of the Vassar Club adds much TO the
Of G M Mae S McW Tpay Of 81 7e S9s
A. r. Hemmings. 81 Miss J.. 9: Hench, %: Mss
each M 9a M. Mss ~ r. ~ Kec Rs9so2 b. M G: M:i e. n
jones IS Miss b. j.. Tlfsany. 81. and Mss @ A.
The srrlva. Of Mrs j. V. FarwelL 1r.. chairman
OF the Infernatlona, Committee OF the Y W. &. A..
ls expected hourly. Major White. the evangelist
who's home Is In Mortified, Is also expected soon.
and he viii address the cOnferfnce. There are only
two days more and much work IS 10 be crowled
into these closing hours The folio wing week July
20 j. the fourth annual session OF he Summer
Bibe anl Training School FOR Young Women VII
Institute. Lake Geneva. Wisconsin Some Of the
sDcakcrs al this convention VII be Mrs Lucy Rider
Never Of Chicago; Chancellor McDowel. Of Denver
University; the Rey Dr w9yland H9yi Of Min
s.drs many OF the Y w. {. a. secretaries and
officers who are now present at this convention.
New-York tribune., 1894-06-26

ment made is that my property IS In my wife's
ham". II always has been in her name and II
was placed In her name because | knew that should
anything happen 10 Mrs Gilroy could care
mucn better for the interests OF our children than
could the courts The real estate consists OF oilr
nome, No West One hundred nd -twenty-frst-
our summer place al Far Rockaway. and four lots
IN one -hundrei-and forty -ninth-st. which bought
-FOUR years ago. II is all in her name. and that ia
complete inventory OF our holdings. | never had
cents interest in any trust company or IN a
water company or concern. or ia any cor
p9ration whatever propose to find out too" the
mayor added. " simply because a man holds A
pubhc ONCE he can be lied about In this way with
impunity." ' ""
The. article also said that the Mayors income
N.5on.O0o ~ "'
II that part OF the story were true" he SAID "r
don't think that should object much 10 seeing Il
IN print but am sorry to say that that is lust as
mllch or lie as all the rest Of H."
Governor Hogg, OF Texas. Is stlll in the city but
ne could not tell yesterday whether he would be
aole 10 remain North long enough 10 meet his
Trend, Mr Croker. on his return 10 New-York
Mr croker visited the Governor at his ranch IN
Texas last spring, and the two werc together for
week or more. Governor Uogg said Yesterday
that II was evident TO him when MIR. Croker was
In Texas that he was not a well man
Il think IL was his kidneys. the Governor said
but am not certain. for naturally II was not
subject MI Croker liked 70 talk about"
The Governor is one OF the speakers invited for
the Independence Day celebration at the Wigwam.
Il cannot tell until return from Boston" he
should dearly love to meet Mr. Croker his re-
New-York tribune., 1894-06-26
IN A QrANDARY OVER EzETA.

Washington June 2j-The state Department is
again in n ouandary over the case Of Genera.
Antonio Ezeta. the late Vice-Presilent Of Salvador.
who IS refugee on board the United States gun
boat Bennington at,La Idbertad General Ezeta,
IN requesting Captain Thomas. Of the Bennington.
to allow him T. leave the ship makes the demand
that he be placed on board Pacific Mail steamship.
Captain Thomas has wired the Navy Department
Of the request and asked for Instructions. ana Sec
retary Herncrt placed the matter I'm the hands or
Secretary Gresham. While Mr.. Gresham Is per
fectly Wiling 20 a,,ow Ezeta to ieave the Ben
ningtOn VAS done In The case of twelve of
Ezcta's fifteen companions who had requested
re'ease he does not know what 70 DO In view of
the demand Of the late Nlce-President that he be
paced on board the mail steamer. which flies the
Stars and Stripes, and Captain Thomas has ac-
cOrdinEly been ordered to hold Ezeta until further
orders Ezete VIII not leave the Bennington with
being placed on the steamer or being allow 70
board H. and the question 10 be settled IS whether
action by the United States 10 this end would not
be violation Of the right Of asvum and an ai1ront
10 the Salyadorian Government II is supposed that
Ezetl wants to come 70 the United states.
New-York tribune., 1894-06-26
Emperor Charles II,

accompanied by half the nobility Of
Austria, went to the Carlsbad Springs
for the recovery of his health. Six
thousand, six hundred horses, so the
town records say, were necessary TO
convey the company to the place. The
Carlsbad Sprudel Salt can be obtained
at every drug store in the United
States now at trifling cost. 1t is the
best remedy for catarrh of the stomach,
constipation, liver and kidney troubles,
gout. rheumatism, etc. Best results
are obtained when outdoor exercise
can be had. BE sure to obtain the
genuine imported article, which has the
signature of "EIsNER g. MENDELSON
Co., Sole Agents, New York." on every
package.
New-York tribune., 1894-06-26

In the harness OF every day business work and
women wear out prena,urely For OF It is not
Easy for others again. It is impossible 10 get out Of
harness II IL innexte yoke the strongly forged
shacke OF imperative servi,ude
seyes and these most The weight OF often
bows many Of into the grave before our time. but II
is undoubtedly true that there is means Of rendering
and OF mitigating the ailments
That cnremlt,ing toespecalIy OF sedentary knd-hss
a tendency TO produce Over-worked clerks in counting
houses operatives bookkeepes typewrters and others
testify revving restorative effects OF Hostetters
Bhsrs and its power OF renewing physical and
mental when overtasked and on the wane. Dys
pepsa, failing vgor rheumatic bowel and kidney com
plants yield this beneicent medicine which is pre-
vsnve of malaria and counteacs the effects of exposure
IN inclement weather.
New-York tribune., 1894-06-26
A RESPITE FOR WINAN.
HE NEED NOT GO TO SING sING'To-DAY
JUSTICE BARRETT GRANTS \ STAY OF EXECU-
TION THE ORDER RETURNABLE on FRI
pAY-How THE PRISONER IN THE
TONES TAKES TIE NEWS


Eras,us Wiman, who was recently convicted Of
forgery IN the second degree and SENTENCED 20 five
years anl SIX months in the state prison yesterday
gained stay Of execution. He was 70 be taken 10
sing sing today. but 4 =. Boardman. OF his cOun-
sci, made Application yesterday morning TO jus
tice Barrett of the Supreme Court. for a stay. and
the Justice issued an order directing the District
Attorney T. show cause why certificate - reason
able doub, should not be issued IN the case. The
order is made rcturnabe next Friday.
Air Wimaa seen by Tribune reporter in
the Tonbs Yesterday afternoon at 2.so O'Clock.
Just after ne had finished dinner. lie was in large
rcccpton-room near the entrance . the prison
and came to the door. the iron bars o; which he
graspel win both hands while ne ta!kei - his
caller outside. lie did not have the appearance
of snan who WAS suffering eTevous misfortune
h was feeling sp.endidy. He s'l that ne REGARDED
the stay O! execution IS the irst sep tpWarl ms
nnal release from jail ana u" dismissal of the
There has been a good zeal of TAX about a
pardon" sl1 Mr.. Wiman. Il prefer "A vinicnti,n
am confidently eApec! ing - hay~ my app A'lon
FIR yorman@nt say of exc 'r,n pcnii.t my ,@Ii1
peal favorabiy considered. anl 10 b. out on hah
IL. Wiman had secretary with him. 70 whom
letters this morning ne said y never knew how
many friends / had until this hing came. II takes
this experience d particularly Interesting one IN
my career am making friends w''h ne t-soncrs
panlons. There & Leonardo IArahro' a young
Italian who Is unler sentence Of .nprsonmont ior
hfe Tor murie". he has been IN prison for twenty
seven months His trial was irregular lie IS no
NOR =. r.u:G 'rer than ! am lie cQn'dn't ML a
with being an accompice Of some green goods"
mcn-prnted th~ir circulars. It Is said He is inno-
NJ wlman had he names AMI facts about his
fe 2w-prisoners jo''ed down n mgmoranb nb"
them. lie declared that MS sojourn n the T"mIs
would aways be considered by hin as 5, mGst ,,
interesting ana Instructive. ana w"ut inrhiSh MN
much materia. to write about some time
New-York tribune., 1894-06-26
TO DISCUSS TIE BRIDGE QUESTION.

The board OF engineers appointed by Presdem
Cleveland to determine the length OF the span Of the
New-York and New-Jersey Bridge met In the boaro
the Army Building yesterday morning and
organized Major c. w. Raymond OF the corps OF
Engineers, United States Army, who Is now s'a-
toned at Philadelphia. was elected chairman ara
Theodore Cooper secretary The other members al
OF whom were present, are George = Morrison. OF
Chicago: G.. Rousc1ren, OF Cincinnati, ani Protes
W. II. Burr. of Columbia College The NeW-
York and New-jersey Bridge Company was repre-
sented BY President j. h. Kerr Secretary Charles
Swan. T. Floyd Clarke. counsel for the bridge com
pany. and Louis Windmuer who Is one OF the dF
rectors
A letter from Gustav H. Schwab. chairman or the
special committee OF the Chamber OF Commerce
read. asking for a special hearing. ACTON ol
the request was not taken Charles Swan. secretary
and treasurer OF the bridge company presented t.e
bridge plans which the company favors ~ 4~
y. m. the board adjourned TIL to-day at II a. H.
New-York tribune., 1894-06-26
nrc1sroN 1x rAvon or TnE nANK.

An interesting question has been passed upon by
judge Patterson. ~ the Supreme court. in suit
which recalls the check k.'!ng AMI forgeres ~
Albert " Smith the Junior member of the stock
hr,kerag" nrfn ~ NILS Rphcson & Smith. which
resulted IN the flilure ~ that lrIn on November g.
isr and the subsequent imprisonment ~ Smith
Tho ncicn was lrough, hy Mary u. Hatch AMI Ed
warl H. Sinforl executors = tho will of Mary i.
SANFORD against the Fourth National Bank. - re-
cover about y-oo" hcing the value Of lJ shares %
stock "f tho Adlms EHpress Company. which be
l,ngel % Mr. SANFORD and haI been delivered -
Mills. Robson 4 Smith. Just before its failure. In
scaled envelope f'r sale-kcr ping. For these. with
other securities ~ collateral Smith got loan 81
toioc which he deposited To the firms creil, IN the
Fourth National Hank II claimed that the
money Deposited With the bank should De refunded
% the parties upon whose stock the loans were pro-
cured
Jrige Patterson hollis that the plaintiffs are not
eu'ifl'i 20 relief against The bank The question
involves the right - bank - Apply moneys 20 The
credit u ifs drforlfor. under special contract. to
the pl'rrrut - inlehtcine-~ OF the de'-itor 20
l s'u.e - 'hc money deposited AMI applied having
been iraudrioniiy or frlouiousy procured from a
third party. bI' received and applied by the bank
without sufficient notice and uuocently the gen
cril account ~ the dcpostor judgment is Therefore
given 90 favor 81 the bank
New-York tribune., 1894-06-26
cn1.Rr cALrNnARs FOR rn.nAY.

supreme Court General Term Recess.
supreme Special Term Part 1-lief,rc Bren j.
Casc on ~. i2'd ie Long vs. De Long Hook and Eye
supreme cour special Term Parts II and rrr-Ad-
circuit cour, arts H. III anl Iv-AdIournei Tor the
superior Court Special Term Before Dugro. J. Nos.
Superior court General Term Adjourned f1r tho
Superior '"f Lipim Term A1,"I,nea hr ne 'rrm
superior court Trial Term Parts II anl III Adjourned
surroeates Ilerore Arnold 2 Motion
ca u1ar called a. 10 - m VILE lor probate. Charles
MARY T. smyth. John O'st"sens. James cavauagh. At
Ferdinand Ho-sherg. Annie VI Kearns Chaunccy Shacr.
surfoga,os Court Trial Term Before Fi,zr-rnld s.
No a55 will ~ IAvinia \. Noris. at 10 30 a.
Common Fleas-special Term-i'@fore Bischon jr. j.
Equity Term -I'erore y. ks'avcr. j.
Nos 100. 90. II. -. -. ~. 1Ji Case unfinished.
NJ l3i8 1870 1871 @n2 ldsp o. aD2 1877 1905. 1903.
1910 iS72 1913 iO7' 1873. io7o 1917. 1873 1912 1850
unfnishsd
common Pcas-Tria Term Part Ir-Adjournci for the
common Pleas Trial Term Par, Before Gegerlch.
common Pleas General Term-Adioured unul Wednes-
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CITY Cour,-Trial Term-part I-pefore Mccarthy. ).
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New-York tribune., 1894-06-26
PETER NAIIRTT A SSfGhS.

Peter Malett surviving partner OF Edward Il.
Bartlett deceased who together composed the firm
Of Peter Maliett g. Co. warehousemen. at No 8
Hanover-st.. made an assignment yesterday 10 w.
w Goodrich who Is also the assignee of Edward
D. Bartlett Il Co. The affairs OF both hrms were
so closely connected that assignment Of Peter
Mallett & Co. II Is said, was necessary to
charge OF the office OF Peter Mallett & Co. on the
Attachment for $f4,01S obtained June l9 in favor
OF the Empire Warehouse Company. According
to the schedules of +. p. Bartlett CO.. the
Chemical National Bank holds notes aggregating
44lO OF Peter Mallett q Co. which were indorsed
by +. H. Bartlett q Co. and discounted BY the
bartlett &. co. for sio3s for amounts paid by the
latter firm for rent OF the Merchant stores The
liabilities are reported TO be $2o0.0p