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SAVINGS BANK.

-. rSrtNp poND NATIONAL BANS has
I'D = savings Bank Department for the
l32,,,s. of receiving the savings and accumu-
tf'..:.rT,s Of all classes ofdepositoTS.
~T.onsits will be received on the following
n, smallest sum put on interest shall he
as DOLLAR and no fractional part of a
Soiar shall draw interest.
psnosits made during the first four days OF
-, routh will draw interest from the first
- oftbe month, deposits made after the
nth will draw interest from the first day of
,h.following month.
70 interest will be paid on any sum with.
s,avr. for the time elapsed since the last in
Interest will be paid at the rate of per
,,nt. per annum, payable May list and
lavender LIST Of each year.
yotice of Is days must be given to the Bank
of,se withdrawal of $500 or more.
-rterest not called for will be credited to the
..ooSitor. thus compromising twice year
xithout trouble or care on the part of the de
This hank has boxes i'll it's fire proof vaults
Ior storage Of valuable papers, etc, to rent at
reasonable rates.
GEO. II. FITZGERALD. President.
Ak. DARLING, Cashier
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1895-01-18
BORN.

SCOTT. In West Concord, January 18th tc
Mr.. and Mrs. j. w. Scott daughter.
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1895-01-18
HUMPHREYS

n, Humphrey Specifies are scientifically and
,s,siuly prepared Remedies, used for years in
,rI,te practice and for over thirty years by the
paoue with entire success. Every single Specific
,,paclal cure for the disease named.
they cure without drugging purging or reducing
ns W.tsm and are in fact and deed the Sovereign
Remedies Of the World.
:, crNEs. PRicxs
levers, COMPOSITIONS, Inhammations.. rs
a-Worus, Worm Fever, Worm Collie. rs
S-Teethiug, Collie, Crying. Wakefulness rs
4-pinrrhea, OF Chil'ren or Adults. rs
3-Coughs, Colds, Bronchitis. ............ rs
s-Seuralgia, Toothache, Faceache...... .25
0-Beadaches, Sick Headache. Vertigo. as
Ia-Dyspepsia, Eiliousness, Constipation. AS
Il-suppresscd or Painful Periods. rs
Ia-Whites, Too Profuse Periods. .......... rs
lS-Croup, LaryRgitis. Hoarseness. rs
1A-salt Rheum, Erysipelas. Eruptions.. .25
15-Rheumatism, Rheumatic Pains .3J
ls-Nalaria, Chills, Fever and Ague...... .2J
l9-Catarrh, Influenza, Cold in the Head. As
9e-Whooping OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. .25
2'-Kidncy Diseases .................... 10
2S-Ssrvous Debility.............. LOO
30-Urinnry Weakuess............ .25
3i-Sore Throat, Quincy, liberated Throat rs
HUMPHREYS WITCH HAZEL OIL,
1.-THE Pile Ointment."-Triais Size, rs Cts.
Sold BY prusslsts or sent prepaid receipt OF price
D. HUsrAsgrs MAscAL tIi4 pages, sAILhn fEES-
Ep1PHREIs' ne D. CO., III 10 William St., NEW YORK.
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Souvenir China at Vailee Bros
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DIED.

CARR. In Lunenburg, January 10, Paige
Carr, aged 80 years.
FIFE. In Lunenburg, January 13, infant
son of Mr. and Mrs. James Fife.
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PORIER H.nAIE
WANT WHATISn IrC H,S

opsra House Block, Island Pond, Vt.
biliS collected according to directions OF
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Ex-Sheriff of Ulster County.

poorly.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-03-07
WHAT IS GOING OK TO-DAY.

Chamber of Commerce. 1890 p M
nook Commissioners meeting.
I-nion cx-Prsoners of War. Lenox Lyceum. $50
p. -
Harlem Branch Y w c. A. anniversary, one
hundred d-twenty-ninth-st. and Seventh-ave s
p. m l,,., ~,
5l5 F'ulton-st., p. IN. -;
pur,n charity ball In aid of Beth Israel Hospital
Hotel Brunswick $50 p. m.
rxhibition Of pictures in aid Of Little Mothers.
No $50 Fifth-ave
William Barclay Parsons's lecture on rap'u tram
ei, Washington Heights Y. G. A., r. m
Iec,ura by Max O'Rel Abbey's Theatre II a. m
Hart collection SALE Fifth Avenue Auction Rooms
u.
Woman Suffrage League. No. Lexington-ave. s
p. IN. ,<. ~.
The Rev George S. Payson's lecture before Noon
dav PRAYER Meeting No Il3 Fulton-st
Merchant Tailors Society, No. 2il Fifth-aVe., D
Union Republican Club. No 237 East one hundred
and-third-st., p. m.
Baptist Social Union. Hotel Savoy. evening
Temperance Evangelical meeting. metropolitan
Hall. u. m.
New-York Electrical Society. Columbia College. s
p.
Conference of mission workers. Wilson Memorial
Mission, y. M.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-03-07
GATHERED ABOUT THE TOWN

Norman p Heniey director OF the Iepa' '','en' V.
Commerce Of PRATT Institute Will relate the hs'ois
Of shorthand from % b. c. to ls3' A. ~ III 'ne
assemby-hall of the institute this evening y"
Anr1 o. no will lecture on the typewriter
The local committee Of School No. 20 yesterday
oor,n,Ated the investigation of the charges which
had heen preferred against the janitor Knox by
nearly all the teachers. The committee acquitted
Knox.
Reinhold Bellinger in the City Court. yesterday
before Judge Osborne and a jury recovered YER
dict of S. 900 and interest against the AtIahuc Ave
nue. Railroad Company for the death OF MS son.
Henry killed on June 20. lS93 by an electrician
Judgment was taken by default in this case ten
davs ago after which the default was opened
The body of Ephram u. Wood. thirty years old.
cantain Of the canalboat Lille Wood, was hshed up
at Erie Basin yesterday. lie disappeared on Feof"-
AIRY &C. His family live at Spring Glen, Ulster
County.
Two decisions in suits in which the Nassau blec-
trio Railroad was defendant were decided in FAVOR
of the company yesterday IN the General IeGm OF
the Supreme Court. one decision declared valid
the condemning of property by commissioners. ana
the other gives the company permission 10 buiia us
road in Marcy-ave. opposite Tompkins Park
The Rev. Dr. Edward McGlynn has leased c. II.
Ingraham's cottage in Fif,eenih-ave.' Bath Beach
for ten years.
Samuel c. seely. the embezzng hookkeeper Of
the Shoe and Gather Bank in NeW-1 ork 'lt5'
has been promoted from a hair sorter TO be book
keeper in the brushmaking department OF the Kings
County Penitentary He had been marching IN
lockstep between negro burglar ana an lnoiah
desperate but now he marches between TWO wnne
men Warden Hayes says Seely Is model prisoner
Martin j. Connolly. the trolley strike leader. was
operated upon in St Mays Hospital yesterday for
An abscess in the brain. 1t was complaint similar
10 Mr. Connelly's that killed Roscoe Conkng, ana
the instruments used yesterday were those invented
by Dr. Sands for his operation upon the Senator. n
hole was chiselled through Connelys skull ana
diseased matter allowed to escape. Connolly is said
TO be doing well. Dr. Fowler performed the opera
tion.
Augustus II. Donohue has been appointed TO the
chief clerkshp of the general delivery department
Of the postoffce TO succeed Samuel Davenport.
The Coroners jury in the case OF the killing OF
Frederick Dumbleton censures the trolley company
and exonerates the motorman and conductor.
James Kelly. of the Fifteenth. and John Kelly. OF
the First Precinct, were dismissed from the Brook
lyn police force yesterday by Commissioner Welles
for intoxiCation.
Judge Moore. CT the Court Of Sessions would not
wait ten minutes yesterday for "A representative OF
the District-Attorney's office to court. and
cases were ready for trial and all the other law
yers hand The Adjournment cost the
county 1896.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-03-07
NR. THCRBEES KILLING PACE
THE PRESIDENTS PRIVATE SECRETARY TELL
HOW HARD HIS WORK WAS.

THE PRESIDENTS PRIVATE SECRETARY TELLS
HOW HARD HIS WORK WAS.
Henry j. Thurber. private secretary of President
Cleveland is stopping at the Murray Hill Hotel
He is in the cit private business and is accom-
panied by his sister He had just finished reading
a message from one of President Cleveland's duck
ing party when seen yesterday in the hotel rotunda
He said in reply to question:
81 just taking a good rest. DO you know that
for ten days before Congress adjourned ! stayed
down the White House until o'clock In the
morning helping the President out with his bills.
and then would be back at my desk again at 7:30
o'clock? 1t killing pace. We did not get all
the work done. with that effort that should
have been accomplished and many things went
1t has been hard two years for the Pres-
dent and he is utterly out"
Speaking of the Presidential ducking trip Mr..
Thurber said: He will be gone about ten days or
two weeks. and will give good account of himself
with the gun
Mr.. Thurber took pessimisc view of the out
look for legislation in the next Congress. He said
1T is patent to every that the Republicans are
just widely divided the financial question as
the Democrats We're With the great majority they
have no individual member will feel that his vote
result there will be stampede Of currency Moseses
in the next Congress that Will be hard TO handle
Silver IL going to be big factor, and there are
many rocks where the Republican ship may meet
disaster"
NJ. Thurber reviewed Presidents Cleveand's
work during the extra session and the short SEES
sion, and said that Mr. Cleveland had been
harassed and worked until IL wonder that
he held out al all The act Of writing his message Ia
Congress while confined to his bed cited by Mr.
Thurber who said that although Mr.. Cleveland had
been able to be around during the last session.
tOnally beneficial results from his present outing
Mr. Thurber will return to Washington to-day.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-03-07
NEWS FROM THE SUBURBS.
WESTMINSTER COUNTY.
YONkERS.

Tho ,wo Grand Army posts Of Yonkers have Sc
,ected the following men as a Memorial Committee
To arrange for the observance of Memorial Day
General Matthew H. Ellis. Department Commander
John c. Shots Alderman Abram H. IompKlhs'
Uilam II Fisher John H. Keller. James b. Odeii'
Thomas Birdsall. Augustus Kip. George r. Hend-
rckson Wesley Randall. jerome u. barnes .'eois :
II Frisbie John H. Rein, C. f. V. Leliva. Thomas
Oliver Thomas +. Coen, Robert Is. Light. Luxe
Simpson. William l.. Halsey Edward Kenney ana
Joseph Andrews. The committee met on TUESDAY
evening in Manor Hall. and chose Abram H. Temp
kins chairman John II. Keller vice-chairman' "!i-
lam H. Fisher secretary and James b. Odeii treas
urer.
At the meeting of Yonkers knights of Pythias on
Tuesday evening Morton W. Newman, John |rli'
and Joseph W. Miller were appointed a committee
10 arrange for entertainment to be gwen III '"e
near future. - 80. -....,o. cror,
their wedding trip Tuesday morning. anu IN '!c w
evening gave a reception at their new nome No i'o
Buena Nista-avc. Ii was largely atlehdeu an" was
q pleasant affair. 1,,... s,,e
The Thistle Curling Club of New-York City SUI
fered a defeat Tuesday evening at the hahIts o the
Yonkers Club its rink in New-Sch o0l-s';, pS r'
Cormac Thomas Watson. Th0mas Wa''; iioiiia1 -
I.ouden John Boyes. X. Louden, John Gray. anu
John Muir Edwin L. Thomas. president OF me
Grand National Curling Club of America acted as
umpire At the close Of the game supper was
served and speeches were made.
The annual dinner of the 4th separate COMPANY
Veterans Association was held IuesIay nienI III
the armory In Wavery- st. President r. Alexander
Houston presided and plates were set for 100
Speeches We're made by Captain Pruyn and Lieu
tenants McVcar and Thompson, of the an Separ-
A. H. Tompkins, William T. Constable. Edward
Ronahan, ]. II. Van Tassell and j. c. Brown
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-03-07
NEW-JERSEY.
RUTHERFORD.
THE COLLECTOR INDICATED.

THE COLLECTOR INDICATED.
II was nearly midnight Tuesday when the
Borough Council of Rutherford, " j.. adjourned
after session full Of interesting incidents the most
striking Of which was the complete vndicaton Of
Charles Burrows as the charge that his accounts
shot.
Few men in Bergen County are better known than
Mr.. Burrows. He is Union veteran. Grand
Army man, has been department commander OF
New-Jersay, took the stump for General Harrison
in 1885, and is recognized man Of sterling integ
rity and ability. During the Harrison Adminstra-
ton ne Postmaster Of Rutherford ana last
spring he poed the highest vote on the Republican
ticket and was elected collector Of Rutherford by
2O majority. The financial troubles which beset the
town during 1894 made the work OF his office pecu-
Hary onerous, and large amount OF labor con-
nected with the administrations OF previous col
lectors had be done.
few weeks ago firm Of expert accountants
contracted to furnish report on the books OF the
borough collector and borough clerk by March l.
Rumors Of large deficiency In the collectors re-
ports industriously spread by political and per
sonal enemies. and when the report was read iast
with shortage OF over $500. which the Council
asked him explain. The experts also criticised
In the mean time the Democratic primary 10 nom;
inate candidates for the sprng election was neid
for party gain, insisted on nominating a candidate
that Mr.. Burrows stil has over two years to serve
and although the election notice and primary call
contained no reference 10 the ONCE COOk tOnhalIlB,
a respectable man. selected, it is understood,
against his will for the sacrifice.
Collector Burrows. with his report and books, APP
peared before the Council on Tuesday night. In a
concise way he pointed out the errors in the experts
report. and proved the absolute correctness OF his
balances. Chairman Teepe. of the Finance
Committee. stated that the collectors accounts were
entirely correct. and Councilman Crear moved that
experts report. This unanimously carried. the
Democratic Councilmen voting with the Republi-
cans There was loud applause at the result from
a number of citizens present.
Mayor Shafer made vigorous attack on An1cr-
son Price. special counsel for the borough and pres
ident OF the Rutherford Democratic Society for his
share In the attempt TO deprive Mr.. Burrows of his
Office by trick at the primary, and appealed to the
Council to dismiss Price. The punishment seemed
too severe 10 the CounclInen. and only Mr.. Teeple
voted for It,
Prominent Democrats realize the grave made
at the primary. and consider that II dooms their
ticket to irrevocable defeat Among those who
denim the action are Mayor Joseph p. Cooper,
Councilman Joseph j. Blake and G. L. Parker. Ed
ftor OF The Bergen County Herald" the latter
paper vigorously denouncing the attempt TO displace
the collector 1t not believed yesterday that
Rudolf Dannhe!m would consent TO run for Mayor,
he having kept away from and opposed the Demo
cratic primary.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-03-07
JFFdTRy IN BROOKLYN.
JUSTICE QUIGLEY IN HIS OWN DEF

JUSTICE QUIGLEY IN HIS OWN DEFENCE
The trial of Police Justice Quigley on charges Of
negligence and incompetency in Office was contln-
ued yesterday before the General Term OF the Su-
preme Court Assistant Corporation Counsel longe'
who is conducting the prosecution. turned MS at
tention to his second charge of unlawful ADJOURN
ments extending sometimes over weeks. when were
generally granted on motion OF defendants
Sergeant Barr testified that he had arrested
James Kelly and had him ready for examination d
number of times Three APPOINTMENTS were TAKEN
and Kelly was finally held for the Grand jury: ne
most notable that OF CharleS T,NsII-
mons. charged with throwing stone al lfaiseS
ST. car. who various pretexts Obtained seven au.
iournments and had not up to the lrtSeht ti'I,
even had a hearing. Mr. YOnSe finished MS Sue Oh
the case in the afternoon. ,....
ana sci M general denial OF the charges, aHeslhS
that wherever adjournments were granted they were
necessary and warranted for the subservance OF
justice. -,
The case will be continued to-day
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-03-07
VETERANS AND CIVIL SERVICE RULES.

An opinion was given yesterday to the Health
Department by Corporation Counsel Francis ~.
Scott that an appointment made by the Board Of
Health under Chapter III OF the Laws OF 1894 was
In violation OF the Civil Service provisions Of the
January l. 1895. Ii IS necessary, the opinion says
that all applicants for positions shall be examined
py the civil Service Board and be appointed from
an eligible list furnished by that board. War vet
Grams whose names are on the eligible list are
entitled to absolute preference In the of APP
Polhtnient ana promotion. but the language of the
new constitution Is that such appointments and
promotons shall be made according to merit
proper means TO satisfy itself that all applicants
whether veterans or others. possessed of suii-
ton.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-03-07
NEWARK.

well-dressed and good-looking woman about
forty years old entered Bambergers drygoods store.
In Markets.. yesterday and asked 10 see some
gold rings. After she had examined the rings she
was charged by the salesman with purloning a gold
ring. with pearl and turquoise setting, whereupon
the woman ran out OF the door She pursued by
a salesman who caught her in hotel barroom
into which she At the First Precinct Police
station the woman said her name was Mrs. Eiiz-
abeth wallace, and that she lived in Kearny.
=, George H. Vanness, a etter-carrier employed in
the Newark postoftice. suspended yesterday by
postmaster Rutan. 1t was reported recently that
Vfnness mad been attack,d by rufIians in K-a-ny
wnne distributing letters. Postmaster RutGn in
Sesugated the statement and found that the story
was fabrication by Nanness explain his decay
deception. WV
disease OF the eyes known acute conjunctyltjs
is prevalent In Newark. and IS attributed TO the
oried organic matter blown about by the heavy
winds. The doctors say the disease IL contagious
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-03-07
MOUNT VERNON.

A stir has been caused among the teachers OF
the public schools of Mount Vernon, over the ac-
ton Of School Trustee Meyers. Who at the meet
ing of the Board of Education called the atten-
ton of the other members TO the fact that the law
requires teachers 10 be Normal school gradual es
and hold certificates of examinati ton from that m
stituton. Trustee Meyers raised his OBJECTION
when Miss Eta Bruce. a Mount Vernon Ifleh
School graduate, appointed a teacher Irus-
tee Meyers said he favored Normal Schoo eradu-
ates as the appointment OF any one else was an
injustice the children and a discrect 10 the
Board of Educat ton.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-03-07
FRIDAY. MARCH s.
SATURDAY. MARCH ..
SHIPPING NEWS.
ropT OF NrW-YoRK WEDNESDAY. MARCH @ 1905.


Steamer Forolani Grl Chalmers. singapore December
Is Penang said January IL Genoa -. Narcotics
February / bermuda March l. with mdsc TO lidwel x
French vessel To- master Arrived a the lar at II
5'h
Ur) Cameron. Liz erpool February =.
and Queenstown with mdse 27N cabin ard i2i s-er
axe passengers 10 II Maitland kerscy. Arrived at the Bar
a $40 y
steamer American Dutch. Butt. Rotterdam February
- In ballast o & II Tnndrbrock Arrived AT the Bar at
- y
steamer Belgcnland dlegl. Ehon. Antwerp February q
mdsr 10 cabin and IA stecage passengers to In
ternatonal Navigation Co. Arrived the Bar at 10
u n
steamer Vera tG"D. Pohlc Genoa February II. Ma
pies Algers - Gibraltar -. with mdse. - cabin and
~ passengers 10 O,rchs 60. Arrived the
Bar al 525
steamer Scotia tBr. Hamilton Genoa January 10
Trieste a FluHc 10 liHH February - D"nia 9 CastcIn
Burriana H. Valencia H. Gibraltar IL. with mds>
Henderson Bros Arrived at the Bar al GJ3 q
Steamer Capac tiIr. Thomas. Valparaiso Nov 30
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-03-07
HOBOKEN

William Salzer, aged ffty-two. OF No l227 Bloom
feid-st.. Hoboken. was arrested yesterday for OBJ
tanning money false representations He had
borrowed 500 from John W. Bremmerman agreeing
10 pay back In two months. and give SOS for the
use OF the money. To secure Bremmerman he gave
a chattel mortgage. Bremmerman afterward
learned that Sazer had bought his furniture the
instalment plan. and he had not paid the final
instalment. the dealer from whom he purchased
still held a first mortgage the goods. Recorder
McDonough held SalZer for the Grand Jury. Suisse
quently Bremmerman called on the Recorder to ask
ff the bail had been fixed high enough TO protect
him. Recorder McDonouah ordered him out OF
court Bremmerman said SalZer a scoundrel
"In my opinion" said the Recorder, you the
~reater scoundrel Of the two. and II had my way.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-03-07
SUITS AGAINST ASCHBR WEIySTEIy'S ESTA TIE

David J. Lees was yesterday appointed receiver
OF rents of the houses No. 5l7 and No. jl9 East
Elevcnth-st. in suits brought by l.. V. Bell and
William Jay trustees of Isaac Bell. jr, against
Annie and Morris Weinsten. as Executors Of the
estate of Ascher Weinstein, to forcclose two mort
cages OF $2i 700 each, made by Ascher Weinstein
May 2S 1889 Ascher Weinstein we'll
known real Estate Spectator, who was lost at sea
a trip to Europe three years ago.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-03-07
A LITTLE GIRL BURNED TO DEATH

fatal burning occurred at 3 o'clock yeS'e' 'a'
afternoon on the second floor of NO go '"u 80
Gertrude the four year-od child OF MI. anu '''
John Lewis being the victim MI Lewis ""H "
at business and Mrs Lewis had gone out leaVl"s
~ ohyd avid ber hoy Sammy" in the house alone
II is thought that Gertrudes clothing took nfe IioI
the kitchen stove. The room was an aDi@I xo no
tho ,,other returned, her screams DlnSlhS W. Y
Tron1eu who rushed in with her ana rescuta w
Children Gertrude horribly burned aDou' to
80 and bodv and the babys left arm was also
hadIv burned The little girl died in Re" minutes
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-03-07
FIREMEN PLACED on THE ROLL OF MERIT

General o. ii. La Grange. the newly appointed
Fire Commissioner. occupied the chair at the meet
ing Of the Board Of Fire Commissioners yesterday
There were ony TWO trals-those OF Matthew j.
Murphy. Hook and Ladder Company No Is. and
James Brckhout, Hook and Ladder Company No 3
each OF whom was tried for neglect OF duty and
fined days pay
At the request Of Chief Gicque Engineer Thomas
King and Fireman Thomas Leuboch, Of Engine No,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-03-07
NQUIRING INTO AN Ex-POLIcEMAS's SANITY

Justice Patterson. Of the Supreme Court has APP
pointed William Irwin. Or Everett Herrick and
Benjamin Perkins commissioners TO take testimony
as TO the sanity Of Henry Rosenthal. a retired police
man. who has been confined In the Mlddletown State
Hospital since February. 1894 Roscnhal Is cnt-
tied to arrears of salary and also to some pension
money and in order to get these a committee Will
nave to be appointed OF his property. According to
me dilidavit OF DR.. George Allen the medical super
ntendent OF the State Hospital, Rosenthal Is suffer
ing from decisions of various kinds
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-03-07
WHITE PLAINS.

Justice j. F. Barnard. who was retired by reason
Of age-limit. and restored recently by Governor
Morton went TO White Plains yesterday TO PRESIDE
at a circuit of the Supreme Court and also at a
Court of oyer and Terminer. His eligibility was
questioned by Ralph f. Prime. Of Yonkers. justice
1,vlmen was summoned from his home and con-
ference was held. Pending a decision in the mat,
ter, it decided that Judge Barnard should n9Iu
Grand Jury adjourned until March Is when Judge
Dykman will sit The question aHeCtS seNeidi
iudges in the State