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The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1898-10-08

NJ OTICE-I,M CHOIR SCHLITTLER, THE
~ owner and occupant Of the house situa.
ted at No. 8OJ King Street. in the
Fourth ward, in the city of Wilmington,
county Of New Castle, State Of Delaware.
in compliance with the requirements of the
acts Of the General Assembly, in such case
made and provided do hereby give notice that
! shall apply in writing to the court of general
sessions OF the State Of Delaware, in and for
New Castle Co, to be held at Wilmington on
Monday, the 2lst day Of November 1858 being
the first day OF next term of said court fer q
license for said house as an inn or tavern for
the sale the-Skn ofintoxicating liquors, in less
quantities than one quart TO be drunk on the
premises, and the following named, respectable
citizens Of said ward, at least twelve Of whom
are substan tial freeholders OF said ward, 70.
commend the said application, viz:
Daniel Dohl Vinzenz Hickman
George Adele Walter e Taylor
J NJ Jester Andrew Schaller
Clarence X Holt Charles schuster
Emil Hertel, ID william WeisshaRr
James Kitchen Andrew z Niedermaer
Winfield Coyle Samuel F Dunlap
Charles Mammels Cornelius Lucy
Hugh Hagan Francis x Jacquet
M Grady Charles Ye tor
James Kane VIM Alsentzer
Gottlteb Shidel Frederick Bryner
John Mclaughlin Anton Held
os'3t MELCHIOR StcHLITTLEE.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1898-10-08
SEED WHEAT,

Extra cleaned, free from cockel, stiff straw,
yields 80 to 40 bushels per acre. Price 81 per
hushcl. Apply toGeo. W. Weldin Brandy wine
Hundred. ol.3t+
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1898-10-08

T OST-oN WEDNESDAY, OCT. 5th, A
- moonstone breast pin, between second
will be Suitably rewarded ifreturncd to 6lS W.
Eighth street. o8,3tIl
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1898-10-08

GOVERNMENT POSITIONS: DON'T PRE-.
~ pare for any civil service examination
without seeing our illustrated Catalogue OF
information. Sent free. Columbian CORES.
pondence College, Washington, d. Z.
s24-nabs
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1898-10-08
LOST AND FOUND.

T OST-s5O0 REWARD-WHILE ATTEND.
IL ing Mr.. Bay ards funeral, u pocket book,
containing papers and railroad passes in name
OF Jno. Il. Cowen. So reward will be paid IL
pocketbook and contents are returned to
H. A. MILLER Pass Agt. b. Il o. Il. X.
o52 Delawr re Avenue Station.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1898-10-08

N OTICE-l, HENRY BLOUTH, THE OWN
~ er and occupant Of the house situate at
tho N. H. Cor. OF Front and French streets,
known as tho Grand UnionHotel.in the Second
ward Of the city Of Wilmington. County
Of New Castle and state OF Della
wnre. IN compliance with the requirements
of tho acts OF theGcnerxl Assembly In such
ease made ndIr0videJ. do hereby give
notice that | shall apply in writing
10 the Judges OF the Court OF Gcnsr-
al Sessions OF the State OF Delaware
in and for New Castle County, on Monday,
the 2lst day of November, A. D. 1893,
being the next term OF sail court. for u.
cense for sad house as an inn or tavern, for
the sale therei2 Of intoxicatin. liquors In
less quantities than one quart to be
drunk OIL the promises, and the following
respectable citizens Of said ward, at LEAST
twelve of whom are substantial freeho iers Of
said ward recommend the said application to
wit:
Andrew Grotz, VIM Baggcrly
Lewis G. Moody Cha les Detting
Samuel Harris Joseph A Belville
John g. Thatcher Andrew spslgelhalter
Charles E Sparks Veil Peck
Samuel Hockheimsr Bon jamin q Gam
Louis Harris George Welsh
Edw. W Moore JacobC Baker
Michael rafferty, J s Scherer
Harry schnepf Chas Dougherty
Adam Wagner VIM Stuart
John Maicr N Jenny
Jacob Scheller
o58t HENRY BLoUTH
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1898-10-08
FOR RENT
FOR SALE.

EOR SALE-TEN r. p A. N.s. FOR
T cents ct druggists. One gives relief
a22.lvrd
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1898-10-08

TT OF SPRINGS AT HOME ONLY PE9F. CT
- BATH CABINET. latest patent, great
est ielef Tor rbeulnat ,sm neuralgia &c. Ap.
ply A. W. Schneider, 69 H. Sixth street
scott
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1898-10-08

u OUSES AND LOTS FOR SALE OREX.
~ change. Lambert j. Foulk. 0l9 Market
street. a5-tf
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1898-10-08

TOR SALE-AT A BAR'i Mn A l5-ROOM
IL house, with hot and cold water, all mod
ern improvements, stable and carriage house
and chicken house, 2entrauces. Apply TO A. B
Vernon, this office a3O
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1898-03-08

Ter the House met today, Mr.. Savers tf
Texas, tho ranking minority member OF
the committed. was moIe solicitous about
making n satisfactory arrangement for
the cord tf the debate than anything
else. He rotested against the introdcc-
tion Of special rule as liable TO place the
Democrats In a false attitude. and asked.
he said, only fer u reasonable time TO al
low the Demoora to define their no
sition. lie submitted n proposition which
included provision for a general debate
of three hours, one and one half hours ON
side, and one hour for debate under the
five-minute rrle.
Chairman Cannon Of the appropria-
ttons committee cor ferred with the speak
or after the committee adjourned, relati i've
TO the proposition submitted by Mr.
Sayers. Mr.. Cannon, in his opening
speech on the bill Will take the position
that II is peace mtasure. AT tho con-
ference with the speaker the proposition
submitted hv Mr.. Sayers was agreed To.
and the bill will be considered four
hours without special ruls.
THE COURT OF INQUIRY.
Havana, March s. - The United
States Naval Court of In
quiry into the loss OF the battlesbip
Maine, which is at present in session.
parsued, In some respects, different
Opurte lnhn tile ono huODttu upon tue Oc-
casiou of the formtr visit OF tho court To
Havana 1t is now not uncOmm on to SEQ
mem hers Of the court on the wreck per
sonally directing the Eavy divers and OBJ
taibing from them direct report on the
structural condition OF he submerged DO
sltions If the wrecking ana making In
dividual notes for future consideration
All sorts OF excuses are made to get on
board the wreck. but only authorized par
ties, American or SIas-Sri, are allowed 10
set foot on thv remains Of the battleship.
A sEMl-oFFICIAL NOTE.
Madrid. March s.--A semi-oiiioial note
just issued declares that the Spanish
government has not received any COM
plant regarding the attitude OF Gen
fit:hueh Lee, the United States consul
general at Havana. adding:
ION the cor trary, Capt Gen. Blanco
aflirms that Gen. Lees behavior has al.
woys been correct. Neyert hf less the in
cdent serves 20 explBin tne origin of the
ill-will between the two countries This
Il proved by the statements attributed
TO secretary sherman by which tho i'm
goes have created the belief in the United
States that spain Is irving 90 provoke
war. willis At the same time engineering
the feeling in spain that 10 Is the United
Stats which demands the opening OF hos
tilitits. IL Is essential that this doubi
game should bc end0u In order to prevent
the two countries from going fn war
without motives. and without either of
them desiring ~.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1898-03-08
MUNICIPAL COURT.
Administrator and Appraisers on
Estate of Robert Morrow.
Guardian of Julia and John DOnahue
Ordered TO File Additional Bond.

In the Municipal Court this morning
the following Gases came before Judge
SPHINX:
y. l.. Cox was appointed administrator
NJ the estate of his brother. Michael Cox.
Bond $2C0.
James Cusisb, husband of Mary Cusish
Yves aopointed administrator of her estate.
Bond $20J.
The guardian OF John and Julia Dona-
hue was ordered, upon henring of peti-
ton, TO give sl400 additional bond.
ID. 4. Williams was appointed guardian
of Henry u. Farnum, under bond Of
5000.
The will of Ruth W. Helene was pro-
batsd and Elizabeth Helene was appointed
executor.
lhe administrator Of the estate of Tim
otsy Kelly settled his account, having
"a balance Of s2542. Ia, which Was ordered
distributed.
usorge II. Andrews Vas appointed
guardian Of the person and estate of Ate-
gail A. B. kiapp, adjuoged OF unsound
mind, under bond Of eau. OOO.
Charles +. Pendleton was appointed :
ministrator Of the estate of noDsrJ Nor
row under bonds of s25, GOO, the American
surety Company Of New York. being
surety; Walter ii. Durfte William Scott
ana Walter .Ienokts were appointed ap-
praissrs.
wiusor w. Peters named executor on
the will of sarah l.. Peters, which was
probated was so appointed. No bond.
lhe executor of the estate Of susan W.
Reed settled his account.
Roderick Ross was apponted admins
traitor of the estate of his mother. Jennie
&. Ross. BOND $500.
Z Letters testamentary were ordered to
issue t1 John stanton. named executor i'm
the will of Catherine Stanton, wh'oh as
prohated.
The guardian Of Robert n. Stublen set
tied his account with n talanoe due his
ward Of 80 2O2 80.
Ihs administrator OF the estate OF Reu-
ben a. Usher ssttlsd his account balance
in hand, Slice. 90.
1bs will Of Marv A. Wsttlcs was pro.
bated and letters tssta nentary wors or
dered to issue TO Ezra As. Wattles, Iamad
executor I'm will
inventories of several estates were also
filed
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1898-03-08
Cairns Held on Charge OF
EmbcZzlement.
SPHINX IS HIS ACCUsER,
Latter Claims That Cairns Wrong
fully Retained $400.
OTHER DISTRICT COURT CASES.

The usual variety Of law breakers ap-
ing. The most important casa was that
of Henry Cairns of Providence, who was
tried for embezzlement. The complaint
was brought ty Daniel Sphinx of North
Providence. The amount said To be EN-
bezzlsd was s4OO. Cairns is broker,
and he sold the What Cheer stoe store on
North Main street to Mrs. Lille II. Brown
Ia January, 1896. Sphinx took a mortgage
from Mrs Brown for $500. Cairns was
To see that the business was transacted
all right, and that the mortgage WAS re-
corded. In the following March Cairns
advised the foreclosure Of the mortgage,
and il was alleged II was done without
the knowledge OF Sphinx. The amount
Was for $500. The mortgage was not re-
corded until the foreclosure. sphinx came
10 get the note and mortgage, and then
he learned of the foreclosure in April,
1896 Cairns gave Sphinx Sl0o and prom
ised to give MIN the other SiOO later ON,
declaring that he had not received 1t. He
was to pay SPHINX the siO0 on the follow
ing SATURDAY. but he wrote to sphinx that
ne had to go to Philadelphia with the
atrical company.
Spinx next saw Cairns in June. Cairns
admitted having received the x4O0. but
SPHINX says that he has not received any
part of the y400 since.
Cairns, in his testimony, stated that he
had received the consent Of SPHINX to
uldce the $400 in theatrical ventura He
had about sl000 CT his own money In the
enterprise. The warm sweanher Of last
April interfured with the theatrical busi-
ness and the money was all lost with the
exception of about s25. The company
played in nearby country towns and
small cities. Riverpoint aud StoninRton
were the two last places where the COIN
pany appeared before the COLLAPSE.
At the conclusion OF the trial Cairns
was adjlldged probably guilty and was
held 20 await the action OF the Rrard jury.
Bail was fixed at $500 and was furnished
by Catherine Hardy.
James Corcoran pleaded guilty Of com
mitting on assault OH Mary Corcoran, and
he was fined ~. and costs.
julius Siegel was fined S. and costs fer
stealing blanket belonging to George w.
Ross. lie wes also charged with selling
Junk without license. He pleaded not
guilty aud was held for trial next riday.
Fred B. Clemence was fined - and costs
for stealing a cap from William Petrie.
Cornelius Durrisan for making an as
sault upon his s sep-daughter, Edna d..
Thur her, was sentenced to IN days in Jail.
lie pushed the girl down.
Ada Nj. KNIGHT was arraigned for keep
ing disorderly house. on Winter street.
she pleaded not guilty and was held in
the sim of $1,000 TO appear in tie common
pleas division of the Supreme Court. she
was also charged with two illegal sales
and was held for trial March ID.
Peter Gitlin denied that he was va
grant ana he was held for trial Tuesday,
March 15.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1898-03-08
DIVORCE DOCKET.
Judge Rogers Gives Hearing on
UncOntested Petitions.
Non Support and Dssertion the Causes
ALLEGED Ia Many Cases.

Thiswss the second day OF the hearing Of
uncontested petitions for divorce, and whilc
yesterday about all the cases were heard by
,Juuee Rogers on dispositions today his honor
had to listen TO oral testimony. In most of
the cases thus far heard the charges relied
upon have been desertion aud non-support.
The cases heard today were as follows: 4,
Ann II. Boland vs.. Thomas Boland, nons
support. Further heard and granted. s. j..
Carey for petitioner.
Robert Patterson VS. Maggie Patterson, de-
sertion. Granted. Stone g. Lovejoy for petit
toner.
Bion w. Austin vs.. Jennie Austin, granted.
Adultery. j. Osfeld, jr., for petitioner.
Celia V. McSoley VS.. John 4. McSolety,
non-support. Heard. J. W. Muthewson.
Leonora Horton vs.. Abram J. Horton, non
support and extreme cruelty; granted. J. w.
Mathewson for petitioner.
Ziepha l.. Holloway VS.. Charles NJ. Holloway.
ron-support, granted. A. J. Gushing for petit
toner. rn at
william M. Ryder VS.. Selma FeRyder, de-
sertion. Granted. A. j. Cshing for petitioner.
. Ethel NJ Clearly VS.. Franklin G.. Clearly,
non support, granted. A. J. Cushing for pc
titioner.
Sophrina K. p. Aldrib VS. William S. Aldrih
nsupport, granted. c. J. Farusworth. for
petitioner.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1898-03-08
Mulyey Suing Q Street
Railway Company.
ASKS $4,000 DAMAGES.
Struck by Car While Riding His
Wheel in WOOns cket.
TESTIMONY FOR THE PLAINTIFF.

Before Judge Bosworth and a jury
suit of John +. Mulyey against the Woon-
socket Street Railway Company to re
cover $50. 600. Dir. Mulyey is well
known master plunfYyer of the northern
metropolis, and on Jure Ii, 1896. as he
was riding Gown South Main street in
Moonsocket he was struck by Sal and
knocked of his bicycle. de was so badly
Injured that he was unconscious for
about six weeks, and Is today i'm very
yoor physical condition. He slleges neg
lIaence on the part of the railway com
many in not having suitable appliances
% stop the ear and IN propelling the sane
at q hazardous rate OF speed.
Mr.. Mulvoy testified that on the even
ing he met with the accident he had rid =
den from his house on Providence streeS
on to South Main street, and when
al out 73i feet from the corner of these
streets he had, in order to avoid cul-
vert, selected the middle OF the car tracks
as the best place to ride. He was SUD
denly struck by car, ana after he h, d
somewhat recovered from the effect af
his in juriCs he was forced 10 go to differ
ent health resorts all at great expense to
himself. Mr.. Mulvey further testified
that he required the services of n number
Of ply siciabs for quite long time anu
that he had been obliged to place hts
large and extensive business in the hancs
of n manager at an eS pense of s2400.
On oross-examination Mr.. Mulvey said
that while not an expert rider he had
passed the kindergarten stage.
Nelson .Ienckes was the second illness
and ne testified that he was formerly con
nected with the defendant company, but
that none of the officers except Mr..
Young. the superintendent CT the road,
ever received any compensation, and that
he stond about l25 feet from the scene Of
the accident, and that the car gong was
not sounded after the car came around the
corner OF Providence street. MIR. Jenckes
said I'm cross-examination that he bore
no res,L tment against the street railway
company and nd dnitted that in Iocose
way he had Uoiu Supt. Young that If he.
Jenckes, was sent out Of the state he could
not be called as q witness, put denied
that he ever told Judge Wilbur the first
La knew of the accent was when some
ono drove UP &, bis house and said some
one was struck by tho car
Dr. John i. Baxter said that the cover
ing Cf the brain OF Mr.. Mulvey had been
Injured and that the attends ng physiciana
W no included the late Dr. Charles 'Leary
of tt is city. thought Mr.. Mulyey would
die shortly after the accident.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1898-03-08
Court Gives Opinion in
Red Bridge Case.
TOWN OF E. PROVIDENCE
Must First Present It's Appeal to
the Appellate Court.
JURY TRIAL MAY COME LATER

The Appellate Court In an opinion nled
on the motion OF City Solicitor Colwell
TO have the order rescinded by which the
exceptions to the report Of the commits
siopers on red bridge were certified TO the
common pleas division sustains the con-
tention OF MIR. Colwell.
The language OF the opinion is as fol'
lows:
per curiAm Pub. Laws. *. J., cap.
1884, sec. 8, provides that after the Ming
OF the report of the commissioners the
court shall, unless sufficient cause be
shown TO the contrary, upon exceptions
filed by any of the parties Interested, ntter
the trial of said executions with on with
our Jury, as the Iarty excepting may
elect. accept and affirm said report ana
enter Judgment upon said report as rs-
yised and amended ty the court.
IL will tie observed that the language
Is that the court shall accept and affirm
the report and enter Judgment thereon un-
less sufficient cause be Shown TO contrary.
We think, therefore, that in the first IN
stance the court Ia 10 determine whether
or not sufficient cause exists Tor not ac-
cepting and affirming the report ana en-
tei ing Judgment upon IT. tnat II, in the
opinion of the court. there IL reason 10
suppose that the award of the commits
sioners IL erroneous In matters of law,
the court may correct the error, ana II
the error consists In matter OF fact, that
the party excepting shall have the right
to have such matter tried by a jury II IL
so elects. This visw is in conformity
with the usual procedure on executions
and 1t will be noticed that sec. q pro
vides for the method Of procedure while
sec. with reference 10 the damages
therein sueoified provides for procedure
by appeal
1~e town of East Providence objectei
to the report of the commissioners which
assessed them Al per cent of the cost of
tie lew bri sge bevond what the state
nd ..shed jury to pass at once
upon the question OF whether the COM
mission was right In it's findings or not.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1898-03-08
A SEA TRAGEDY.
Old Crew of the Herbert Fuller
M ke Tour of VESSEL.
They Will Appear Against Bran in
His Second Trial For Murder.

Eos,ol. Morol S.-1he former crew of
the tarkentine Herbert Fuller, who are
detained a. wit nesses against Thomas Nj.
Bran, former mate of the vessel accused
of the murder of the captain, the second
mate and the captains wife, went aboard
the Fuller at Long wharf this morning
and made "A tour of tho vessel, urder the
direction Of United States District At
turney Jones and Assistant Attorney
Casey.
The crew who went over their old yes
sci TO-DAY ~ witnC sSes are: Charley
Brown, Henry Slice, Foise Ilassen.
Horny Roderick, Oscar Anderson ana
Frank Loebac They were In charge of
Deputy Marshal Kuhi.
Engineers were put TO work this morn
ing ond were busy taking measurements
about the deck, cabin and wheel of the
Fuller.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1898-03-08
MASQUERADE BALL.
Successful Affair Under the Auspices Of
the Licder kranz S0cicy.

The Providence Liederkrsnz held its
masquerade ball last night in the build
ing next TO that of Brownell, Field g.
Co., which was at tie time being con-
sumed by fire. In fact the smoke from
the fire at times filed the dance hall.
anC some Of the dan GERS felt a trifle un-
easy about being so close TO the raging
fisry element, but after making sure that
there was no danger the bali went on un-
interruptediy. and every body had good
time. The music was furnished by the
IisdsrkranZ orchestra.
The follt wing committees were in
charge of the affair: Committee of ar
rangements. John n. Hin fnagel, Alfred
wilmer, Charles Minal, John Schieiner
and Gustav FiuCerlin floor committee,
John II. Hufnaael. floor director Is. r.
SpranRsr, assistant floor drecotr; A.
wilmer and Gustav Finc,rlin aids;s re-
ception committee. John Scnreiner and
Z. Minal. refreshment committee, Louis
Schettcr and Anton Soheuren.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1898-03-08
BIG JUDGMENTS
One of 100000, Another OF 100000
Against Iasigi.
Defendant Now I'm Prison Serving SEN
tence For Embezzlement

Boston, March SIN the suprsme court to
day, another chapter was enacted in the case
OF Joseph A. Iasigi, who is now serving a sen
tence for embezzlement in Charlestown state
prison in which the plaintiffs are Pierre &.
Dereaux and Charles A. A. L. De LsNiliar-
dlere, for whom Iasgi was trustee The
amount for which judgment is to issue is SGO.-
600 in case of the first named and 100000 in
the case Of the latter. There was nO defense
interposed. An effort will now bo made 10
see IL anything can be realized OF the wreck
Of Iasigi's property If he has any left.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1898-03-08
NEW COLLECTOR.
Mr.. Lske Takes Charge OF Internal
Revenue Office.
No Formally About the Change-The
Collector Returns TO Hartford.

Internal Revenue Collector Lake, who has
been appointed 10 succeed Mr.. Bixbee, for the
district Of Rhode Island andConnecticut, visit
cd this city yesterday afternoon, and for
4nally took charge of tbs Office on South Main
street. There was nothing very serious about
the transfer, for beyond the fact that the en-
plovcs of the office renewed their oath OF allie
yisn % and mace transfer Of the revenue
ss~Dps in their possession there was no for
mality. Mr. Lakes headquarters are in
Hartford Conn.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1898-03-08
sQuApNoN Will Nor SAIL.

London, March S-A letter here today
from Madrid saws the Spanish torpeuu
spuadron At tadiz will not sail FOR Cuba.
lowing TO Information received from the
United states and Captain -ueneral
Blaaco."
TIE Pats, IN confirming the statement
that the depaI tars had teen indeuuitelv
postp1red, says:
1t would not &c slipiising gere tho
event cltsflv connected with tho recent
visits 81 General Wocdiord 20 Scrnr
Gollom ana senor Sfgu.tA"
In conclusion, the Paris remarks:
IVcry one may he assured that the
squadron y 40 neither sail now nor at anv
time I'm the iuture.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1898-03-08
HE LOANED $4,000.
Mr.. Ingalls, Seeks 10 Recover From
Kent & Stanley Co.
Asks That Sum Be Paid out of Ba' anc .
in Hands Of Master.

Samuel Norris, .Ir, counsel for Joshua s.
ingalls, of Boston, today obtained a citation
from the Appellate Court roturnable noxt
Monday on Mr. Ingnlls petition to he made n
party 10 the cause Of j. ". BishoD & Compony
W. Kent a Stanley Company. Mr.. Ingalls, in
his petition recitcs that the Kent & stanley
Company Limited executed mortgage on
Dec 22d, 1876 on its property 10 secure a loan
ot $1,000 and he urges that this sum be paid
out of any balance in the hands Of Frederick
W. Hayes. master In the case after tho pay.
ment OF Bishop a Company lien.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1898-03-08
If WAR COMES.
Continued from Page I.

Casllda on the south coast of Cuba the
American schooner Esther Of Edenton,
N. T.. bound from Pensacola. To Jamaica.
The captain of the schooner, when asked
TO give the reason for the presence OF his
vessel ia the inlet, claimed that his rud
der was broken. No further details Of ths
affair have been received. but II the state
ments of the captain of the Esther turn
oct TO be correct the schooner Will be libsT-
ated. 1he captain has protested against
the seizure OF his vessel. Ihe Esther Is
of H. 81 tons gross register.