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The Lamar register., 1895-09-07
aus pgRpEruAL morloN.
Michigan Man Thinis. Hs Has More Than
solved the s'rnbi.m-

A. C. Mott. OF Plymouth, Michigan.
travelling representative OF several farm
machinery concerns has studied per
petual motion for several years, and,
according to the verdict OF expert ma
chlnists, has succeeded. His machine
not only runs itself 10 some extentB. .bd
not only runs itself but develops power
TO some extent. The machine consists
OF shaft. upon which is balance
wheel Connected with one end of the
shaft by hinged Joints are two frames.
carrying arms. which radiate nearly to
the circumference OF the balance wheel.
The ends OF these frames form the
arms and are slotted where they pass
tho shaft. and 10 each set OF arm are
attached. by elbow Joints, the ball
weights which furnish the motive pow
er, Each ball ms II reaches the top OF
the circle Is thrown TO the extreme
limit Of its reach. the one opposite be
ing drawn by the same mechanical de
vice closer TO tine shaft. This is done
by the sliding OF the frame OF the shaft
from which rigid connections exIe-d to
the weight arnfS. the noyS-ieh;
Strengthening the upper and bending
the lower elbow joints. The two
frames being at right angles. providing
four weights. there Is no time when
such a thing as dead center can ex-
Isl. and as sson as the balance wheel,
which Is kept locked by a brake, Is re
leased, the machine starts. gaining
speed 10 a point where the centrifugal
force overcomcs the force OF gravity,
the weights counterbalnnce and the
frames cease 10 fall. From this point
there Is an increase of speed. 4 gov
ernor has been attached To the model
to regulate the speed. Mr.. Nett has
been offered Si,JoO for single state
rights FOR exhibition purposes.
The Lamar register., 1895-09-07
ENGLAND oNLY HALF cRAzy
ShrrllnE Not 50 Much Of rad abroad
a. 1t 4. In the uaiisd states.

A. IL IL In the uaitsd States
bicycling Is not nearly SO much oi
craze In England as here; and the
reason therefor. as figured it out after
much Interested Investigation. IS Illus
trative OF notable difference between
the United States and England in ath-
letic and sporting matters" said q
wheelman just returned from a trans
atlantic trip to New York Sun report
er because Of the superb roads &c
b. found in every part OF England !
expected 70 fnd the country simply
overrun with bicyclists. But l didn T.
OF course there are bleyclists to be me;
all over the land. but | soon learned
that the sport had by no meaus the
general hold on the people disposed 60
exercise or athletics that Il has here.
II has taken a comparatively greater
hold upon the women thar the men.
which u entirely consistent with my
theory. Here In the United States the
growth OF bicycling has meant very
largely the growth Of the habit OF TAX
ing exercise We do not 20 into sports
actively, Is the English do. We, as a
people, don't play baseball. football, or
any other athletic game, We are
nightly Interested In sports, but most
~ IN seeing professionals at play in
them OF the twenty thousand people
Who 60 TO see the three or four big foot
ball games in year, how many play
footbalif How many OF the ten thou
sand or more cranks who watch tho
paid baseball mines ever play the game
themSelvesF Now In England there are
actually doEens Of football and cricket
clubs Ia every togn. and every village
and hamlet has its team. They play
cricket all summer and football all
winter Every fns evening and every
Saturday afternoon every bit Of turf
ncar a town or village Is covered Sith
players OF some game or another. Sport
Is profession here: pastime there.
Here the mass OF the people are inter
sstes as spectators. there as partici-
pants Bicycling Is there only an al
tentative means OF exercise and amuse-
ment' here Il is practically the one
form OF athletics that the whole people
have taken 10. It's a mighty good
thing that something has turned up a,
last to turn the attention OF the nation
10 hsalthful exercise and athletics The
bicycle fad will wnne after a while. for
It Isn't an IDEAL sport. although in many
ways an attractive one But other pop
uiar outdoor sport viii follow in It's
wake. and Imagine the bicycle cra1n
=til hgure as the beginning OF an I'M
portnnt era in American history"
The Lamar register., 1895-09-07
wh-r- M.n A. w.,I..

A woman who has 10 work for a living
hss n time 10 work the men and the men
arr surh chuhlps that tbey have 70 he
worki<i TO ls <scun-si. Eiri who nesiects
h.-r work to curi her hair aud bat her eyes
NJ the meu stand better chance ~ via
ming . hu-Nand ihau the zirl ,giio makes her
ialiy wurk her object. Ti!s 4 not compi
nsutafy 10 the irru. hut mel are great
shrurr- au,s sTcfYiny rgt-urrcuccs prove
that they arr partlerariy Chutapy - Tar a.
The Lamar register., 1895-09-07
rhr A of reurIng ION.

Few hostesses understand the art OF
ponring tea and coffee. simple as It ap-
pears. AS rule the guest OF honor Is
offered the first cup. which is
tbe weakest. and the children,
n served at all. are given
the last and strongest When It
Is desirable to have all the cups Of uni
form strength one should pour q little
into each and then begin over again,
reversing the order. In England this
is so well understood that d pourer OF
tea does not begin TO repienish the cups
till ali are before her.
The Lamar register., 1895-09-07
r.,,-, Wv ycrs slang.

Zen meen-ute~ is the latest slang
phrase on broadway. and it comes by
way OF Coney Island. says the sun.
There Is a manager of the couehse-
oouehee show down there whose aecen5
has interested Wet Brighton and made
his oft-repeated Zen mesn-utc" a
catch phrase. When his show place Is
flled with men who whoop 1t mp and
ask. when is the dance coming his
invariRble reply is, Zen mcen-ute.'
This pieases the West Brighton mem
about-the- beach. and they ask each
other questions to which the reply "Een
a mesn-ute" may be made. From ihi'
source it ives brought TO town, and now
IT RACES.
The Lamar register., 1895-09-07

by DIR. Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery,
even after the disease has progressed so
far as to induce repeated bleedings from
copious expectoratiou Including tubercu-
la natter), great loss of flesh and extreme
emaciatiou and weakness.
The Lamar register., 1895-09-07
The Onward March

of Consumption IS
stopped short by DR..
Pierce's Golden Med
ical Discovery. If
you haven't waited
b beyond reason,
there's complete re-
covery and cure.
Although by many
believed to be incur
able, there is til c
evidence of hundreds
of living witnesses to
the fact that. in all
its earlier stages, con-
sumption is a curable
disease. Not every
case, but a large per-
,oeHiage Of odSeS, and
we believe, fully 80
per cent. are cured
The Lamar register., 1895-09-07
wor.e rhan = Dozen IIlred oIrls

1t is said that on every voyage Of =
first-elass ocean steamer about 5000
pieces of glassware and erockeFy are
broken
The Lamar register., 1895-09-07

Tbe Crand Army 0f The REPUBLIC aud
th.ir friends have selected the Union Pa.
sinr as inc OfficIal Route to Louisville and
return Tickets sale Sept U.s. at les@
than ON. far. for the round trip. See thein
sISont Ii at their Office. 9ii 18th street, cor
ner l.uFtfs
The Lamar register., 1895-09-07


b 10 sympathy with the movement
kasnd the congress. which will be
q in ths Park Avenue Friends Meet
House
|rhe Congress said ar. PowelI re
tily. Is held because the time seems
have arrived when more careful.
nghsfal and inseiilgcs, consideration
|uld b given 70 the ifnportan, prob
5 Involved In tho purity movement
SsH York an Incorporated crEaniza-
created for tie prrpose. prepared
li for lhtroductioa IN the legihla-
10 license and legnllse vice In GER
dlstriefs o. the city. A Kindred
nccesSfui attempt 70 license vice
Bosior was made in tho MAssaehh-
Legislature. The Missouri lcEia-
re passed an act deIesaiing 70 the
lee and municipal authorities Of 81
ls aud other eitirs Of that state the
Ter 10 designate the districts Ia
ch houses OF lIi-rrppts shoald be
rniifea 10 exist legally. This meas
hozevsr. vas vetoed By the gov
pf
prom thesc pregnant indications o.
civilization Of today the National
BIS Alliance deemed Il wise to bold
ongreSs and take saeh action as
tns to BE- demanded by risht taiak-
people. The maintenance OF an
ai standard ss morality Tor both men
women is the keynote Of the cali.
ie the urgent need for the restriction
be evily disposed OF both sexes wtli
oae Of thc features OF the discus
is
An Social Purity organizations,
be Cross. Moral Education. Won
Temperance npioas. churches and
Eious bodies are asked to send are
morv representatives 10 the meet
and 10 forward as soon as may
the names and addresses Of such
kgases 10 Mrs. Naomi Iawton Davis.
beral Secretary. Charities Building.
y York. Sunday. Oct u, will BE-
tryed as a special season Of prayer
Is to be known "a Purity Sunday.
humhoF OF wclI-known ministers OF
denominations will occupy the vari-
Baltimore pulpits on that day and
deliver sermons appropriate TO the
ject. cardiEAi Gibbons has thrown
his energies into the plan.
foue Of the pamphlets sent out By the
lanee Is signed by eminent physi-
nS Il declares that In view OF the
e-spread suffering from physical
base, with depiorabie hereditary re-
rs and moral deterioration INSOFAR
+ from anehaste living. the doctors
te IN declaring Il as their opinion
chastity. a pure continent life for
p sexes. is consonant with the best
Editions Of phyAical. mental and
pal health. This sentiment has met
"a the approval OF the medical facul-
OF the University OF Norway, a,
rlstianla. which body has forwarded
tesolution commencing the action Of
Dir New York brethren.
This will be the first National Pur-
Congress and great things are ex-i
sed from Il A paper will be read
tie Rev. DR.. Charles II. Parkhurst
his work for reform In New York.
methods employed. the tax on vice.
New York and other cities, and the
srality OF public men and otiice-hoid-
There will be many other prominent
b and women who win speak on
dred subjects"
is expected that readers of this
rywhers will set 10 work and form
The Lamar register., 1895-09-07

| dentist does not always have fair sail
/ ing. lie sometimes runs against snag.
The Lamar register., 1895-09-07

HE FIRST MA
tional Congress OF
the American Puri-
~ Alliance wfis be
held In Baltimore
Oct "a. Is and le,
Aaron 81 Powell.
president Of the Al
IIanee. has issued
an invitation TO the
members OF the
various organiza-
The Lamar register., 1895-09-07

Social Purity organizations. 1t is pro
posed to have one in every city. town
and village In the country.
The Lamar register., 1895-09-07

1t is the dentist who can do tooth things
at once
The Lamar register., 1895-09-07

A pillow thief held on to the pillow. but
gave the police the slip.
The Lamar register., 1895-09-07
ntns nasr !. cutting ree.h.

n. surs and use thaseId and ~elltrsd reSneir. sHs
wiSsLo~'. sooInIzs ST y fer chiliren rssthinse
The Lamar register., 1895-09-07

A man who cannot Rick pulpit TO pieces
and bang tho covers on Bible, is no long
81 considered a great preacher.
The Lamar register., 1895-09-07

After six years suffering, 4 was cured by
Piso's Cure.-Mary Thomson. 29A Ohio Ave,
Allegheny, Pa. March 10. 81.
The Lamar register., 1895-09-07

Any artist with n studio may have draw
'..- r....sss rs.s-sbrian
The Lamar register., 1895-09-07
bR RIGHT LIVING.
|EAr PURITY CONGRESS TO
MEET IN BALTIMORE.

Parkhsrut WIN Ne rhere-The
lie,asiax OF vice hy state Legislature.
kn BE Discussed sy th. peie-
h,s.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-04-26

r,osdav.. Although Reading and Jersey Central
Ia higher than last night, IL was because
c.. were carried along with the rest OF the mar
vel rather than owing to any ,, -,
~ condition Delaware ana Hunson Nlelded
then 80 i971h having touched 1913 and l26.
soi,owanna was unchanged, after having moved
Thin the limits Of 1$s points. 81 faul Is sald
w. he a favOrte syndicate STOCK now IL was
70, nm to-day on foreign buying 10 OBS. ana
SCI .bo close It's net advance was % to 62ia. All
ho other Changers were strong, too-they stand
~. one another nobly.
U>oturallv. the intornationals were firm. Louis
~ and Nashville gained y net to 56ss, Mis-
-; Kansas and Texas preferred advanced Il
80 n 32li Network Central - to S9is, as If II
"a inst maid off S3.j00O)O in Obligations instead
D. ,9,,ing lust assumed them. The Southern
uuw9ys common and preferred, were higher
leo by large fractions as wei az Denver ana
a. crande preferred. 50 Of the general list.
! pa T., respect to the companies included under
Ne titln il may be said that the railway earn
:rgs for March are beginning u he signihc'h5IH
,n.,er Strength in these properties was de-
Toned late in the afternoon, and was partly
10 ~ 4 covering Of short contracts. Thee was,
unv,oyer some legitimate buying In them. Inc
1,sustrials attracted attention, owing to the
I"angth and gains for Sugar. both common ana
s.,rorro1 tho former advancing Ia net to JOS,
- tho latter the same to 9Siz BAH points are
.our,on in regard to this property. but II IS
,fest to disregard them. General Electric lost
= 81 92ss but DistiIlers and Cattle Feeding was
- / r7int net t. II on general prospects alone.
rohocco on buying said II he for insiders,
nod 81. points clear 10 its credit. at lOll+. ms
nneors to be a wholly speculative movement,
Ssptt Il Is well MANAGED. A. the close The market
las strong and active
BONDS-TUE FEDERAL TREASURY
Government bonds sold: $4,000 As, registered.
1907. at 1l1ls $1,000 5s. coupon. at 1851. Quota
tons at the close were a. follows:
B!d. Asked, ~ Bd Asked.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-04-26

London. April Is '0nsos 100. fpr both money
and the account. canadian Pacific. ids Ece. -.
second cous1s -: Illinois Genital % Mexican ordinary
2C. $. Paul common. ca N'w TX Central. lolt.
T"nusl lvana g. aiding r.. Mexican t'nral
bonds. -, Louisville ana ,,asyi 37is Achs1i
common. -.
4:3O p. Money. iiT4 per Paris adviccs quote
per lu2 francs - confines the
GEO r m-Paris ad:ices quote per roUtes l02
francs 80 centmcs r The account la. silver closed
aOisd ounce.
Paris April 257he weekly statement - o.. Bank q
France shows decrease * $0-5o 600 francs Ia gold and
an Increase q 225.unO francs In silver.
Berlin. April &t-EXchange on London. 20 marks 49,
pfcnnngs for sight and 20 marks ioz Ifcnungs for 90
day bills.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-04-26
1 osi dn0 FOUND.

/ OST.- handbook No. .1O,OS Dry Dock S"Nins3
- Bank. Any perHon having claims upon tAd b',k -
called upon {" present the the bank Mtlh tnty
days the said book VIII declared cancelled and "a
tngush.d. ana "a new one issued Ia lieu thereon
INVERTEBRATES AND SUBSCRIPTIONS. FOX
"A THE EEM-YUKk TEIRInE Will bE RE
'llVED AT THE UPTOWN OFFICE. 40. -: E.oaa
way, ~ door nor.h Of Thirty frat ST.: ana NpNfn
IiSEMENlS at the f.lowln, ihanch ono; 90
Eighth ave, p g. corner Twenty -thist To- ;isti-i
1874 Fourh-avc cor. Fouiteenh-s $50 ThId-aVc: 100
Third ave, cor roIty sevenrhst: LOGS Ihlfi ave hai
~ Columbus avs % Avenue A. a?3 rh,rd 49, 20!
West FoIty-second 80 Second ave; Do Ihrd-aVe,
1898 Thirdse o,i Thlrd-a ave between One hundred
and-twelfth ana One hundred and. thirteenth Sta
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-04-26
Sales Dn 2ntlion

IN MAY 10th. 1879, there will be sold III anc
~ ton In Snntnso. chm fifteen Nitrate Fields AMI So
Nitrate BEDS belonging ~ the Government ana SITUATED
In the Province " Ihrapac For further information hp
ply the Confu General thu In New York and tia
CGnsuls Philadelphia ana Boston
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-04-26
financial.
TO THE HOLDERS OF BONDS OF
The Cleveland & Marietta Railway COMPANY


PiusburG, Penn. February 20, 1898.
Notice IS hereby given by The Cleveland Marietta
Railway Company % the holders bonds that
May 1895 entire Of outstanding bonds.
ssting Of $50 bonds Of 81 90 % EACH dated August l.
1851 numbered from 70 100 inclusive 100 20 3s inclu
and COO inclusive. bearing ntercst ~ G., per
annun. under and secured by It's mortgage 10 the
Metropolitan Trust Company Of NewYork Trusted. VIII
be paid of Banking House Of Cuylcr. Morgan l.
Co. No ~ Pine Street New-YOrl city. a. ITO per cent
and Interest all faid bonds noi pre-
scented for payment or before May j. lsa" VIII cease
on that date. made under tie following pro
vision Ia the bond. Wit:
The said The Cleveland and Marietta Railway Com
pany reserves Itself the privilege q paying n to
hoe Of this Of bonds at and the SANE time
"a, the rate Of hundred and ten per cer'um and
"occrIed interest any time within ten years fiom the
date hereof (Augus, J.. lsSO upon giving sixty days
noce by publication in daily newspaper published in
.the CITY Of New YORK..
+. ii. Is. MCKNIGHT,
Treasurer.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-04-26

FEO HOLDERS or THE
i SECOND MORTGAGE BONDS AND SECOND
MORTGAGE SCRIP or THE CONSOLIDATED
ELEVATOR cOMrANI. OF DtLCTll. MINI.
The FIA&kLl% TRUST COMPANY da Ttus''" n the
above mortgage hoI- 81 $40 To- invest. Tor which they
VIII .e Trustee the second mort
gngc bonds and onl mortgage scp No offers VIII 10,
considered hat not ie+, tntn ana inter, T. ana
Ponds VIII h~ received the oflcr Of the FRANkI.IN
TElST COMPANY brooklyn. y. ). 10 tw"t" "'clo, *
noon. On Tho thirteenth day II May. lN"5. Whom th"
viii D." opened The Trustee reserves The right -
reject deemed advantageous TO ~" sinking
Fund. Preference VIII be given Ia the above = Offers
sell The scrip
Brooklyn. April &c 1885.
FRANKLIN TRUST COMPANY. as Trustee.
by JAS. X. COMING. Secretary
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-04-26

IN state bonds 1000 Virginia funded debt
e3s Of 1891. at 500; $1,000 Tennessee Ss at SAG
IN city bank stocks: shares of Manhattan
Rark at 1S5 and 10 shares Of the same at 1885,
,he last previous sale being ISIS.
Railroad bonds continued strong in the major
tv Of cases. but in few points reCeded from the
late high figures. Trading was slightly dimin-
ished the aggregate being 900 par value
Northwestern 25-year debenture 5s lost at iV,
bu, Hooking Valley 6s rose 27s 10 937s. Louisville
Tew-Albany and Chicago consols 13s to ~. the
general mortgages TO q. Northern Pacific ana
Montana lists rs 10 a. Ohio Southern general as
~ to 81 Tennessee Coal and Iron, Birnlheham
Divisjon lists 10 Sc. Texas and Pacific DDS Is
10 27ss and Union Elevated preferred Us rs 10
sSs. ,,,
The Sub-Treasury had debit balance at the
Clearing House OF S421 .203 It's net loss on bal
ance was S373.S75. made up by loss in currency
Of s3O71 04 and loss in coin Of 500 ~ To-day 5
operations included: Receipts. sl,ISI229; pay
ments. 81 252 095 resulting in a general balance
OF sl4OS96.454. consisting of SA1OlO'i coin ana
xSS957S0 currency.
The United States Treasury at Washington re-
ceiyed to-day 1872 1902 National bank notes for re-
demption The customs receipts were $6.iOi5
tho internal revenue receipts ASU'ob ana ue
miscellaneous receipts $l4547. Total Government
raceir,s for the day. 81 169 81 expenditures SS7i
-os. evcess of receipts 1924 COL Receipts for
month to date S20SS6.1S2; expenditures, 800
657. excess Of expenditures over receipts SlV'-
To-dav's Washington Treasury statement OF
cash on hand and deposits in bank compares
with the figures OF the last previous statement
as follows:
Aprl Differences.
Ne, gold hand. $40 'Cs N'> w "-f' Dec S'f7'
Net legal tenders =, &C., .c, -. o-c on
hend.......: 90 -, g. ~, 80 "iI -,
silver hd 2"t'hf~'t -i'-"''"'~' lin 80
Actual cash in the
Treasury rauts
outstanding ..ua noo
certificates SIX 'ft1 Zdf slN3''t-
Deposits in bank. 162S 2d1 lo1o'''o' Dec 4'''V-
Available cash siss7is5o4 s19s4si.eoo Dec. S23G5o5
Deduct minor la 49, 90, ~ %, GO
hllrcs ........' lf"N'"Io io''o'" "
= 900 ON
The above statement reflects conditions Of bust
LEGS on Tuesday.
MONEY AND FOREIGN MARKETS.
Call money was at ~ per cent. Time loans
We're very dull. and rates We're easier. FOR com
mercial paper no change was reported. we SUD
toin our usual table Of rates made up from in
formation furnished by the busiest houses:
Choice
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-04-26
financial elections.

hELAWARE AND HUDSON CANAL COM
~ PANY -NEWN DIRK. APril TO- lS'3-Thc annual
meeting of the stockholders ~ this company be held
ONCE company. Il Coitandt street this
city. Tuesday the ian dHy o h2y neat ior the eec-
ton OF Managers ana other business.
The polls m open II o'clock noon. ana open
hour The books viii he closed
close Of bus Saturday. May ih. until the morning
u Wednesday. May 18th.
~ order u the Board Of ,ianageIs
i. NJ. ELEPHANT. Secretary
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-04-26
Finartial.
OFFICE OF THE
Louisville, New Albany
Chicago Railway 60.
80 BROADWAY.

Il,
To the Sockhoilers Of the louisvnI' W" +'
Chicago Railw1y Company
The Louisville New Albany & chicago runway
rany wishes to take advantage al ~" pfes''' 80
10 provide means to complete the extensive - -,
Improvements which have been steadily poSe,"'' "
past as described in the annual reports anu ~" W
completion. Whilst making final pToFi'"" LOT '','
pose, the Company desires also 20 discharge an
ness existing l,y reason Of similar past eNpehu''ui'' 49,
to retire ali Of the trusts Outstanding "n'h NV"
will surrender and make adequate provision LOT INV 49,
portion Of them that cannot be retired before "a'"F'
The Company has IN its treasury number "I N''''
ties free and applicable to this purpose po'"'" ~
which the Company offers 10 the sio'Hn'u''s va '''
terms given below to provide the amount oi Tue ~"
expenditure desired
The purposes TO wlch the Company r''h'S 10 "'P'S
the $Io5c0O0 realized from the 9ecurites "'''e' ''
may be iouthy summarized follows;
10 discharge Blls playable existing June 'o'h' . 90
1874 ................. '''''''
10 discharge Car Trusts Surrendered PRIOR l"
maturity
Fer replacing cIt rail with i5-pouni steel on
the indianapolis Division -''''"
For widening gauge. building bridges
AMI other IMPROVEMENTS ................''' i'"oo
5000 90
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-04-26
Geetures an0 ttlseiinss.

n TARTERLY MEETING Of the AMERICAN
W INSTITUTE May ID. No ll5 IVES, 3sth-si. at
o'clock y. LOUIS IL. LAlpl. secretary.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-04-26
financial mestlngs.
NORFOLK A&o His9Lr" RAILROAD 90.

pat,l Jew Yor,. ir',l !. $50.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-04-26
MEDl1T EaRAEGA3 SERVICE
NElBMlMMM l-lNlg.

These steamers LAM passengers Mt Southampton on
quay alongside special railway trains for London.
OtLRIiIIS ~ 90. . HJWlIng Green.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1895-01-09
Rescripts Received.

The following rescripts' have been re-
ceived by Clerk of Courts Choate; sfg
Kennebec county. m Henry Emery VS..
James Mcguire "a notice by fence view
ers to co-terminons proprietors to meet on
q certain day for hearing of the parties
before them "unless very stormy And. If
very stormy, on the next pleasant day
following except Sunday,'' is bad for I'M
certainty, rendering any adjudication
made by them void it not appearing that
the parties were actually present IN pur-
suance of such notice. An adjudication
of fence viewers is void If it does not
declare the fence built by the complaining
party ''to be sufficient" Plaintiff non
suit. Received Jan. s. 1895.
Somerset county. William H. Heselton
VS.. CecilJ. Burrill. Careful examination
leaves us unable to say that the verdict in
this case was not correct. The direct evil
dence is, to be sure, not muchy but the
circumstances, with such differences as are
deducible therefrom show completely
between the defendant and the other par
ties engaged in what the jury determine
to be illegal transactions, such as to en-
title the verdict to stand. There is enough
evidence for the verdict to live in. Motion
overruled. Received Jan. 8, 1898.