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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-08-26
ABOUT pMOpLE.
strangers In the Ctr aud Wheeling Folks
Abroad.

Abroad.
Miss Louisa Maure. is homo from an
eight weeks visit down the river.
Hon. T. S. Riley and family are home
from most Alexander, Pa, where they
spent the summer.
Mrs. NJ. J. McFadden and sister, Miss
Laura Brennan, returned from West
Alexander last wOGk.
Misses Bessie and Anna McLaln have
gone to Loeb Lynn Heights to spend
the rest Of tho summer.
Mrs. J. II. McArdle, Of Cleveland, is
visiting her parents, MIR. and Mrs. John
Q. Miller, Of the South Side.
Major John NJ. Burke. head OF the
advertising department OF Buffalo Bills
Wild West, was here Saturday.
Mrs. Andrew Patterson and Mrs.
Fleischmau are home from tour OF
the lakes and tho eastern resorts.
Mr.. George CoRael, tho photographer,
got homo Saturday from Atlantic City
aud Il short visit to his homo at Newark.
John and viii McNary are home
from Bannock, OHIO, where they went
TO attend the funeral OF their grand.
mother.
Father Didacus, lato vicar OF St. Al
phonsus congregation, leaves to. day for
Cumberland. Md, to which place he
was transferred by the recent Capucin
conference
1t Is announced that Governor Mac.
Corkle will visit Wheeling during State
Fair week, coming in his private car.
Tho governor Knows good thing and
proposes to take 1t in.
Mr.. Albert Tompkins, Of Tompkins &
ulrich, Of Pittsburgh, IS among his
Wheeling friends. llo Is engaged in
putting now large electric crane IN ut
tho LauGh,in works, over tho river.
Mrs. James II. Lancaster and daugh.
ter, MiB Katherine, OF tho Island, aud
Mrs. John NJ. Noge, Of Fourteenth
street, who have boon nOar Rtdgovlllo,
Mineral county, for tho past two weeks,
have returned homo.
Mr.. and Mrs. George W. Shovel, OF
Salt Lake CITY. Utah, noe Miss Molic
l.. WUit, accompanied by her two daugh.
tera and son, arrived homo Saturday
morning on tho Baltimore Il Ohio train
OH u visit to Mrs. William WOsl, Of the
East End, after being absent for six
years. llor arrival caused great reioic.
ing and many hand.ghakiugs among tho
relatives and friends.
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IN rfIE or FIkLDS.

No Development nt an Exciting ChRrac.
tara Good We'll IN the Dog Skin.
The Sistersylle oil business 10 still
little quiet, on account of no new wells
Of any decided Importance coming in.
The we'll on the school house lot over
the river was again reported in yester.
day and said to be doing 200 barrels, but
it IL also reported just to the contrary.
A man who came up last evening
from Sistersvlls said, however, that he
was at the well yesterday, aud that it
was in and was good for anywhere from
200 to 500 barrels a day. Wheeling
aud Bridgeport stockholders in the
briggs company have been more than
usually anxious about the result OF their
experiment, owing to the conflicting re-
ports that have been sent out about It.
1t looks now as II they were really sub
iects for congratnlation.
The Eastern Oil Company, on the Erie
den farm, is in and doing 300 barrels,
which is considered as great boon, OIL
setting the Tdeath blow given the Dog
Skin district by the last busters.
The well on the Carson farm, drilled
ny Twitchell & Wise, iS in the Keener
sand, which is 70 feet lower than tho
Deist at that place, and the keener be.
ing low is considered to DO uniavorable.
The Carson is one.halt milo east OF the
Deist The Carson is regarded as the
most important we'll being drilled at
this time.
There are about twenty rigs 10 and
drilling in operation in tho immediate
territory adjoining tho Deist. The
Deist is still holding up TO the highest
expectations OF its friends, and is doing
500 barrels day. On Friday the gauge
OF this we'll read $50 barrels.
a new well twelve miles west OF Sis.
ierSviile, on tho Paine farm, on the Lit
tie Muskingum, drilled bv Kelley, il q
wild cat which ia attracting agood deal
OF attention.
Tho oil Still continues to como in
from the field IN tho usual amount. At
tho Thistle station the gauge road
1859 barrels tor Saturday.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-08-26
LooAL nRNvIrIGs.
Matters Of Mlpor MomSat in and About
the CITY,


the CITY,
TuE GRAND opsAs tho IeAiop thll
evening with 'McNulty's Visit"
TuR Washington, Pa, Fair will open
Tomorrow. Many Wheeling people will
attend,
ANDREW JOINS, OF tho Sixth ward,
was struck in the right eye by base
ball Saturday and badly hurL
WEDNESDAY afternoon and evening
tho German Pioneer society will have
its annual outing at Wheeling Park.
TIE Oriental Band, Of Martins Ferry,
will play at tho home OF Henry Rein
hart, on Sixteenth street. this evening
The front Of the Opera House 10 being
Tepalntad, and the lobby on Market
street has been frightened aud decoraI'
cd beautifully,
A HORSE ran away with q buggy on
Sixteenth street last evening, and tho
occupants, two young ladies, were
thrown out, but not hurt to any extent
SEVEN ordinary diaorderly cases were
registered at police headquarters SatuT-
day night for this mornlngs police
court Not an arrest waa made yeaIeT'
day.
In another column appears notice
that St, Joseph'a academy, under the
efficient supervision OF the Sisters oil ST.
Joseph, will open for tho term sepsem'
Der .,
YESTERDAY tho A. Y. Pearson COM
pauy passed through tho city from
Pittsburgh to SisIer'ville, where II ap'
pears this evening in "lhe Land OF tho
Midnight sun"
THE sum Of $500 per mile has bean
added 10 the apnralsement OF tue
Cleveland, LorRiu & Wheeling, inctud'
ing the Cleveland extension, by the
Ohio state board OF Appraisers,
TuEn now stsam street roller was put
at its frat practical work Saturday, tear
ING up the surface OF McColloch street
preparatory to paving 1t. It will DO
put to a very severe toit on that hard
street,
J.C, HERvEY, OH Saturday, sold the
Plummer property on the Island, two
houses on the south side oil Virginia
street, for Sl,450, and the one on tho
north side ior Sl,0j6, aud Building
Union stock at $50 pee share par Val9e,
500 per share.
Ex.SrArR SENATOR Dorsey last week
took the petitions and ailidNvits pro.
pared to Try to secure tho pardon Of
Kelly and Christie, to Charleston, and
submitted them to the governor, who
sRid ha would give the case his atten-
ton as soon US possible.
PRoP. HAMMOND served : for the
last time US leader Of tho choir at St,
Luke's church yesterday, aud specially
attractive musical programmes were
given at both services. Hereafter Prof.
RAIDER, late OF Washington, d. O., will
DO instructor and director Of the choir.
II Saturdays police court one plain
drunk and one dlaorderly paid fines,
aud another disordOrly case was dis
missed. At the evening session three
men accused OF disordGrly conduct were
lined, but one fine was suspended and
one man went TO the hill in default OF
the cash.
"TnE WHITE SQUADRON" with n car
load OF special scenery and tho same
competent cast as last season. will DO
seen at tho Grand for three nights, com.
mencing Thursday, August ~. sixty
people are seen in the third act as tho
White Squadron goes by. Inc stage
settings are said to be elegant.
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~~aT NEE nave
u, Foo.
p.ai,, NEooIlo5
THE AWFUL EXPERIENCE OF 4 MAN
Who Was brought TO a Hospital
Here Last Night From sIStorsVillO.
Hurt On Freight Train Last Week,
He Was Not Found UntIl Yesterday,
May Lose a Foot as a Result
Badly Mashed.

Tho evening train on the Ohio River
road last evening brought to this city q
man named William Ralph, who seemed
to be about sixty years Of age, and who
was suffering with a very badly mashed
foot, aud from the results Of neglect AZ
ter he was hurt, He came FROM Sisters
vile, aud was taken from the train in
the city patrol wagon to the North
Wheeling hospital, DR., ssllars, OF Sis
tersyllls, accompanied him.
Tho story Of the mans injury and
what followed was a peculiar ono.
Ralph came to sistersVlle about three
weeks ago as a sort OF tramp, but tried
to get work there. Failing in this no
concluded to leave, and not having
money TO pay his fair, no boarded a
freight train to steal ride. While sit
ting on tho bumpers he in some way
got his left foot down between them,
and they closed on it, crushing the
bones in the ankle and instep badly.
He foil Oh, and though very weak from
the injury, managed to make his way to
&C field close by the track, where he lay
down.
For some reason nobody passed near
him, aud he lay undiscovered and unaE.
tended to for three days, His wounded
foot sWeIled terribly, aud when found
yesterday morning no was exhausted
and nearly dead from starvation, be-
sides suffering severely from the injured
foot. DR.. Solara said whom no first saw
the man ho was in Rirightlul condition,
and it seemed doubtful IL his lie could
be saved. He revived soon, though, un.
der the influence Of restoratives aud
food, and will pull through all right, but
will doubtless have to lose his foot.
The people OF Sistorsville, when thoy
heard OF his hard experience, Jolt much
sympathy, and u purse OF So or $50 was
made up to pay the expense OF bringing
him here and giving him proper treat.
ment. Nothing is known OF his former
home and family, so far rs could be
learned lie will be laid up in the hos
pital for some time,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-08-26
THE MAYOR or nELLAunE


bOlhS bh'IheA
Mayor Dubois, OF Bolluire, created
something Of sensation yesterday on
his Sunday morning trip through an
alley with his weather oyo on tho boys
vino know tho ropes" and enter the
back doari Of saoons. Four thirsty
fellows won't in Emil schmidts TX.
change saloon from tho alloy way. Tho
mayor followed aud entered also. lIo
placed Cooney SIaab, the man behind
tho counter, under arrOst aud ordered
everybody else out Of tho saloon. They
all went, glad to get away before no
found out nil OF thoir names. Staab
thon mado some excuse to 20 up staia
after his coat aud thoro awakened
Schmidt, who came down and faced
tho mayor. Staab thus avoided boing
taken to tho city building. Tho mayor
informed Schmidt that tho place must
remain closed on tho Sabbath day and
then loft. The nOws Of his visit spread
over town and created great deal Of
talk In which tho corps Of police officers
did not escape criticism. Tho mayor Is
now possessed Of unmialakablu owl.
denCo and unless plea Of guilty Ia on.
tGtnd in his court tho matter will prob.
ably DO taken before tho grand Jury.
Lnt tho ploa Of guilty today will nor.
hApa end this particular case.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-08-26

Late last nigh Officer Kompls Hnw n
man IN tho Baltimore & Ohio yard act.
ing worry SnspiCiously, and tho officer
started toward him, when no ran. Az
no did 40 Ito throw something into Il
box car Konplo examined, aud found
very llnn boadlO hound pup, about
two months old. Tho supposed thief
escaped, and tho pup was brought up to
police headquarters aud lott to bo called
Tor by tho OwnOr,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-08-26
NOTICE 10 CONTRACTORS,

Bids will be received By the Board Of Regents
Of the West Virginia state Normal school aud
It's Branches at the Office Of the undersigned as
follows: For the erection and heating OF
building for Marshall College Normal School, ut
Huntington; alterations and additions 10 the
old building NJ West Liberty; addition 20 the
present building al Fairmont, and new build
Ing at ShcphcFdsiowu.
drawings may be seen, on and after. August
%, 1895. 1t each Of the above named places ioF
the building 20 10 there erected, and for ~ tue
buildings Of tho office Of Hon. r ;, Riley. In
Wheeling: First National Bank In Hunting
ton; the ONCE OF Hon. Z. n. Gllkesou, In Par
kcnburg, and a. the Office OF the state superln'
tendent Of FREQ schools In Charleston
The bids will be opened at ParEeraburg, W.
Va, September d. 1896. where bids not sent 10
Charleston, will be received up To the hour OF
noon on the said 18th day OF September. 1896,
The right Is reserved 10 reject any or 81 BIDS.
VERGlL A. LEWIS.
President OF the Board Of Regents Of the West
Virginia State Normal SchoolRnd It's Branches,
HulP
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-08-26

lsA human nerve. Thl, In state NJ hcalth
Let Il become ovorttained OF weakened. aud
the constituency IA increased tcnfoh. For
weak " OirrWfoughi nerves. IlullclictA Sion.
nch BIlloH Il the best tonic IN existence, slnce
ltlnygotnlcN aud qulci' them Al the same time
II also possesses supcrnliyo efficacy In dysprp.
Via, constipation, malhfIal aud kidney com.
plants, rheumatism aud neuralgia
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-08-26

IOc DR.. story's nyO.minuLO hoad.
Ill., achO euro Guaranteed to euro
Sick or norvona headache In llvo min.
utoG l}O4t headache euro oil earth. Try
II only ten Cents For snlO by all dflig.
paIS. Reed, lIobb 4 lIrOidinp, Whole.
hhlO Agents. MWdp,
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This evening tho very lnughublo com.
sdy exit "McNully'a Wait" will begin
a thice nights engagement AT tho
Grand, aud that thOy will moot with q
success IL almost lorCgOno conclusion.
Tho play and company ntO receiving tho
highest praise from tho press oypry.
whore Tho cast Includes W. u, Eur.
ton, Willard and Hall and othOta UI
equal note. SOata arc Oh sale At tho box
LIIieO.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-08-26

Mr., Fred Millor, Of irving, ILL.,, WfilOl
that hO had n severe Kidney trouble Tor
many years, with aovcto pains In his
back and also that hia bladder was ni.
ioClcd. 10 tried many 0o.Callcl Kidney
cures but without amy good result
About q yNnt ago Ito began tho uBc ol
Electric lilltcrn and found relief at OnCN
Electric l}iLlota Va especially adapted 10
euro NJ Rll Kidney aud Liver troubles
aud often gives almost inotnnt folici.
ono tFinl Will provo our statement
prco only 6Oc for largo bottle. A
Logan Drug Goa Drug Store. 0
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-08-26
PROPOSALS.

NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS-BIDS
N will be- received BY tue subcommittee OF
the Commltte on Health until Monday, August
%. 1895 al O'Clock IN. for the material and
construction VI n city hospital building ~
accordance with plans and specifications oq nc
with the subcommittee. Plnns and specimen
lions can be gccl III No, 70 Fourteenth street
The committee reserves tho right 10 reject any
or all bids ". H. IIALLER, Chairman SUB
Committee avn
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-08-26
LEGAL NOTICES.
DRoBArE OF WILL.

Office oI The Clerk Of the County Court Of Ohio
County state Of West Virginia:
In the mater OF the probate Of tho last will
and testament Of Jane n Home deceased. The
object Of tho petition filed In this matter on tho
I'd day Of August A. D. lsJb is ~ have admitted
to probate n paper writing purpotting to be the
viii NJ Jane +. lone. deceased. bearing date tho
ed day OF December, 1874 And II appearing
from tho petition filed with me IN my office that
Alexander Bone, tho person who " therein mud
by snld petition NcClniCd 10 DO Interested In tho
probate VI said will, Is II nonresident Of this
state 1t Is ordered thnt no doe, appear NJ my
ONCE In thCcity Of Wheeling, In tho county mud
state aforesaid, within one month after the daio
OF tho first publication hereof aud do what II
Necessary to protect hi, interest IN said matter.
The hearing VI snil petition Hsct iUr tho 9th
dny " September, 1895 NJ the hour Of ~ n. m,
Published the first limo August ; isqi.
GEORGE HOOK. Clerk
a. l. CHASMrn Attorney nnjM
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-08-26
REAL ESTATE.
FOR SALE.

Farm Of 20 acres. miles east Of city, 1us.
creek bOItIn. Easy terms, S!,il1
Farm, ~ acres, fronting on hs'Ip8 i34.
miles east Of the CliH Easy terms 500
Farm go aero, houses aud OraAiri, M:
iug on river. "a miles south Of the g!,g; VT
cheap. $500
Farm. 20 acres. miles east OF tho cO',
Splendid farm, 10 aCrcs, on RJlGlb1e3..
OORCres Of same river bottom. 81 pet ac'a
Farm Oi 3GJ acres on honnlOos,on
OF city, $3.50,
Farm, 50 acres, Belmon. county 5 mil,'U.z
OF city, $500
Farm, 20 acres, " miles east Of cIt,. Che.2
Farm, Q acres. ~ miles east oil city, w.Agr
cightrOomed house
Farm 20 acres, 20 acres creek bottom z-z
east OF city. Easy terms 500
Farm, - acres mile from Elm Gi9va
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NOTICE.


To Whom Il Nav Concern
Notice Is hereby given to all in.
tcreSted parties that in compliance
withthc orders Of Council, the Com.
mittee on Cemeteries will OH Mon.
day, August 20, 1905, commence
work upon the Improvement Of the
Sixteenth street cemetery, In &C.
eotdanec with a plan adopted by
said committee.
All parties interested desiring to
express a wlshas to the te.intcrmcnt
Of bodies or their removal 10 other
cemeteries must communicate with
the undersigned on or before the
above date.
WIN. II. lIALLER, Chairman.
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REAL ESTATE.
FOB SALE.

No iiss Pcnustrcot, rooms aud bath both
gAs,A Cheap.
No u lIlhs street. ll.roomed brick Cheap
80 GU Market street. 6 rooms 81 Jll
Nos liOI nud lloj Market street. business
property, sl2 80,
Nos. Il aud ~ S7th street. 70 rooms sijll
No. esS MarEotsircct. 7 rooms and bi,h,sI6O
No, - ). York street looms, Cheap
No ~ y. Front -, s rooms aud bath, Cheap.
No los ChRplnO ST. rooms, bath room aul
large stable si,0j3.
Corner 18th aud Woods street. dwelling all
store room ChCan,
Houses Oi all sizes aud IN different locations
Saloon for sale Oh 10th street, cheap
Restaurant aud hotel Tor sale OH Market street
cheap,
Restaurant and hotel for sale on 18th street.
cheap.
Cirar store on Market stree; ior sale cheap.
building lots In all the best locations IN the
CITY.
FIRMS for sale on easy terms
HOUSES TO RENT. MONEY To LOAF
HARRY j. Fink.
Telephone as. Lmr7l ms Market Street Cty
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-08-26
CToCKs FOR SALE.

SToCEs FOR SALE.
l0ShRrcV German Eluk
lOSharr, Exchange Bank
Sfhnrts Mail Pouch Tobacco Co
Gi', shares Wheeling steel and lron %
.Oshafc' Fnuklin Insurance TO.
;isharry ONO Valley Hank
u shares DcliOnt Iron Norris
hlhurc, Fire and Nariuc Insurance Co.
Two Lots In ElGlngIon's Lane.
H. 5. IRWIN. Broker.
Jynl no Il Twelfth Street
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FOR SALE

No, 10 Fourteenth street, blsine" io.sl!,
s. 500.
s!x.roomed house on Peninsula, Sl.sN
-Four lots, Elm Grove.
No, 60 South Huron street
No. I Kentucky street.
Building size Pleasant Waller, if)aslBE
on National road.
Two desirable re,llcncGi WOaidllN
No, Is Thlriy.irSt street, ltroomri dwelling
Desirable rrddcncc on Sixteenth sissG.
No. o. North Trout stree,
Real estate Of every description.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-08-26
BUSINESS CHANCE.

oSOO AND UPW ARD Pc X
INOOO month easily made with small
capital by system attic speculation; safest method
book and particulars TREE; National BanE refer
cuces THOMAS & co, lgs Ralto BUILDING
Chicago. all
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NEARLY everyone needs q good tonic
nj this season. foods snrGapatitin Ia
tho ono ltuo tonic aud blood purifier.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-03-24
NETWORK CITY.

To-day at 80 .. m. at St. Marks Church, NO los
West Forty -eighth-st.. Dr. J. F. Rankin. OF how
ard University. Washington. d. G., VIII denver
eulogy on the life and character or Frederich
Douglass.
The Metropolitan Museum Of Art is open Tree 10
the public from 10 a. m. to sunset on lueSu"S :
Wednesdays Thursdays and Saturdays; on SUNDAY
af,ernoons from ! O'Clock 10 sunset, and on the
evenings Of Mondays and Fridays on Mondays
and Fridays from 10 o'clock until sunset copyls'S
art students and members OF the Museum only are
admitted free; others have TO pay an entrance Zee
OF % cents these two days.
The Museum of Natural History is open on week
days from TO ) o'clock On Tuesday and Satur
day evenings from to 10 o'clock the public is add
mitted free On Sundays it is open from TO .
o'clock Admission is charged on Mondays and
Tuesdays
A meeting OF the Phi Beta Kappa Alumni Asso-
citation will be held at Carks. No. % West Twenty
third-st, Thursday evening at O'Clock professor
William NJ Sloane OF Princeton College. Editor OF
The Centurys' Life OF Napoleon will read
paper or the subject "A Political Theory
The Colored Republican Associa ton OF the state
Of New-York has passed resolutions on the death
Of Frederick Douglass
The committee which is at the head OF the plan
TO erect the Helne memorial in this city will meet
to-day at O'Clock in the clubhouse OF the Arion
Society FYfty-ninth-st and Park-ave. A fair VIII
be held in behalf OF the fund In october.
The water in the fountain in City Hall Park was
turned on yesterday for the first time this year.
Despite the mud and dirt several urchns played In
it until driven on.
The annual meeting OF the New-fork McAll
Auxiliary will be held on Tuesday at p. m. in the
lecture-room OF the Broadway Tabernacle. Ad-
dresses will be made by the Rev. Drs. Henry A.
Stimson Charles Cuthbert Hall and Edward G..
Thurber the last-named having just come from
Paris
special musical service will be held in the
Church Of the Holy Nativity One-hundred and
thirty-sixth-st. between sixth and Seventh ayes.
this evening The supplied choir OF the church will
be augmented by members of the choir Of ST. John )
Chapel and the Church OF St. Mary the Virgin.
Robert J. McKeon tenor OF St. Johns Chapel. Will
sing the anthem, Seek Ye the Lord. John X.
Moore will also sing a bass solo. Miss May X. +.
Bingham will sing Gounods Ave Maria" with
violin accompaniment. The public will be cordially
welcomed.
The twentieth annual commencement OF the
American Veterinary College will be held at Chick
ering Hall tomorrow evening.
The fourth annual reunion OF the Wis Cnita
Fortior Association was held at the Hotel Waldorf
yesterday.
Olive Thorne Miller. No. 62s Hancock-st, Brook
Ign, the ornithologlst will undoubtedly give all the
information she warts
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-03-24
IOC4L RrsIyEss COMPLICA TTOyS.

Deputy Sheriff Butler yesterday received an at
tachment for Sl66l7 against the Alabama Terminal
and Improvement Company. of Montgomery. Ala
which was obtained by Cardozo a Nathan for j.
Joseph Bennett OF Brooklyn. The ats "hment
granted the ground that II Is reign
corporation and the claim is on four demand
notes Of the company. dated August 10. 1894. pay
able the order OF James NJ Brown CO.. OF this
city. The notes came into possession OF Mr.. Ben
nett. and not paid when the demand was
made. The Sheriff served copies of the attach
ment two banks. where 1t was supposed the
company might hive some funds on deposit The
company organized about four years ago.
Judgment fol sl04l5 entered yesterday
against Coffin Stanton, bankers. formerly OF
No 6s Broadway in favor OF the Hazleton National
Bank OF Hazleton Penn, a note of the firm
which fell due January %. The firm deposited as
collateral security $1,000 of American Debenture
Company's collateral trust bonds which were sold
out at auction short time go for s. for the entire
lot.
Deficiency Judgment for G2Ss was entered yester-