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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-12-21
FOUR BODIES RECOVERED.
Unfortunate Troopers Who Lost
Their Lives at Fort WAN.

,s. " foHi, n L., Dec. J--Four bodies
nave been recovered from :iie ruins OF tha
burned stables Of Light Battery Fl. Fourth
~ ited states artillery a, Fort Wayms.
" io,.o"lns Is the list OF the dead:
W r. Butler. private; Frederick w
Hun, private: Henry L. Harris, priyata:
unknown private all OF the Seventh ar
tillery. "a
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-12-21

al home could not instil certainly snacks
OF a reformation undreamed of In the will
derness OF the great cities.
Where ia the secret of the virtue? Does
IL lie in the mysteries OF the great woods I?
Is II that I'm their gioGms and silences man
has chance to awaken conscience and to
feel bis kinshLp and duty 70 all men?
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-12-21
n~.er of WhaIer Insolvent..

SAN tANCISCO, Dec. 9.-James Nc
Eenna &ner OF the steam whaisr Fear
IaSe rSented a petition in bankruptcy
IA ,ha flited States court today. his iibili
.ies Tag $s6,Uo. and unattached assets
&, sH
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-12-21
Claims Against the Northern Pacific.

MILWAUKEE Was. Dec. Special
master IN Cnaucerv Carey. who has had
charge OF the litigation concarnine, the
Northern Pacific claimants who have made
claims against the lands east of thu Mis-
souri, river has issued notices TO creditors
mat he VIII begin the hearings on their
claims December - sitting at Chicago.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-12-21

BUTTE, Mont. Dec. au.--James NcNui-
". aged II years. went to the Exchange
hoted this morning. engaged a room AMI
retired. About o'clock this afternoon H.
was found hanging by two silk handker-
chieis from the gas fixtures. He was dead
Domestic troubles are said to have been the
cause. he had wife and three children
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-12-21
DE ATIIS.
Rev. DIR. Daniel Wise.

NEW YORK Dec 2D-Rev Daniel Wise
IS dead al his home in Englewooi. y. J.
lie was born in Portsmouth. England, In
became Il minister of the Methodist Fps
copai church Fer five years Or. Wise was
editor OF the sunday School Messenger. and
later Of the Ladies' Pearl the Rhode Island
Temperance and lions Herald. He then
became, from 1875 10 1872. CORE bonding sec
Rotary Of the Metnoist Sunday Sch2ol
L Mon. ana Tract Society. and editor OF the
Sunday School Advocate and also Of the
sunday School ana trac; publications OF the
Methodist Episcopal church DR. Wise WAS
the author Of more than inrty religious
works for young people. Several Of these
books have been translated into other Ian.
guages In his early life he was strong
af,al3tfr~sSf
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-12-21
REtRTED DEATH
OF PRES. HEUREAUX.
Ured states Minister Powell In
vestixates and Learns That
RumOr IL Fake.

'ARIS. Dec. ga dispatch from Cape
Aytien today says il is rumored that the
ominican president. Ulysses Heureaux.
as been assas<inated while attending
christening incognito.
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prexe..t.nri Objections.

y thtrk sa.d.ee Judge Il VIII have T.
ssrs4 vou Z, the workh1USs
TIE ~ Ss1~r siucfsrsd.
'-5-uulsu- eot make Il t}s }alL ssi=e
he asked I soa; mind TIE confinement.
hY,, dor, Ike TIRE naae. Il sounds ho--
rsese - haas Post
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-12-21

WASHINGTON. Dec. 20.--rnited States
Minister Powell. at Port an Prince, yester-
day cabled the state department as follows
Port an Prince. Dee. 10 l0:5J y. m.-Re-
ported here that Heureaux has been killed
Have cabIed therc--Powel!.'
Just one minute later, at 1855. he cabled
again as follows; NO truth in report
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-12-21
Col. Thomas Ward Osborn.

NEW YORK. Dec 2o-Coi HON IS
Ward Osborn : deai al his home in '.is
city aged g. years He won dis;iucS g
the battles of Charlottesville and tie:tNs-
burg IN the hotter enga cement having CoEi-
rnanded The artillery of the Eleventh corps
on thu, crest OF Cemetery Ridge. After the
war ne was chief OF the Freeimens au-
reau In The South. and subsequently UutsG
S,atna senator from Flor. ia
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-12-21
~ ORTIZ

Yes sir, that man across the street.-The
3ne with the SILK hat-3oesat know hax
aluch he is worth"
Yes ard the man rigns behini iyrn-ths
sra esta TIE TN can-siC@sa't know how
woT- hless ~ "a Indiana potts Journal
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-12-21

CHINA the Shadow on the World :"
and tne subject OF Oriental trade. by f. ~
SchooEmakcr. al the Arrrso<y teaigat-
The daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Ind. Ter. [Okla.]) 1898-1902, 1898-12-19
Bert rioldernan Dead.

Bert Il. Holderman died at MuslSo-
gee this morning at 2:30 Of spinal
meneugltis. He was serving on the
United States grand jury and was
taken i'll last Wednesday. The body
passed up this mornng on the 1924
Katy Train accompanied by the father
and motlrN of the deceased, and the
burial viii take place tomorrow after
noon at Chetopa. The pail bearers
will be a detail of Rough Riders from
this city, companions in arms Of the
deceased. THOSE selected to act as
pail bearers are; S. S. Smith, Arthur
VIM, Ora Parker, Rudolph Hagert,
Tom Isbell, Bert Smith. Capt. Day,
Sergt. Sims, Sergt Joe Kline, Capt.
G. S. White and probably Others will
attend.
The deceased was Cherokee by
blood, born and raised in this vicinity;
was son of M. Holderman who lives
near Chetopa. Bert passed through
the entire Cuban campaign and was
in all the fighting around Santiago,
and was one of the few survivors Of
Troop L, Rough Riders, who es-
capped without so much as wound.
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Reduced Rates.

All railroads give reduced rates to
McAlester teachers meeting. NJ, K.
& T., one and one-ffth fare on the
certificate plan. Full fare going and
on presentation of certificate one
fifth fare returning. All teachers
purchasing tickets be sure and receive
certificates. Mo. Pacific, Frisco and
Santa Fe, give one and one-third, on
same plan. Teachers take notice. Be
sure and receive certificates. Terri
tory papers please copy. d&wk
The daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Ind. Ter. [Okla.]) 1898-1902, 1898-12-19

Watch for Gray's clearance sale.
Mrs. Ward of the Jumbo Store, is
qaite sick.
VIII. Watkins of Alton spent to-
day In town.
A Colorado style saddle for S27.50 at
lee Barretts.
]. L. Rogers, west of Talala, was in
the city today.
DR.. Foreman is expected home from
New York very soon.
Rubber robes and horse covers at
Barrett's millinery shop.
Miss Mollie Milstead, Of Neosho, is
visiting Miss Mabel Miller.
n No lack of Christmas presents-ex-
posed for sale in the stores.
Mrs. H. @. Cook went to Chetopa
Ahis morning to visit friends.
Miss Sammie Gunter has accepted a
position at the Jumbo for the holi-
days.
The teachers of the college will en-
tertain the academy faculty tomorrow
evening.
Chickens and turkeys for Sunday
dinner and Xmas at the o. X. meat
market.
J.J. Karlho, of Wyandotte, was in
the city today on some probate court
matters.
Locals inserted In these columns at
2f cents line-no transaction less
than 10c.
Desirable lot for a home-on the
hill near e. c. Stretch-for sale. En-
suire here.
Miss Emma Masterson will leave
Friday for New Haven, Mo-, to spend
the holidays.
Jesse Scott of the college, left Satur-
dur evening for Necsho, Mo-, to spend
she holidays.
Mrs. w. G. Nelms left yesterday
tor Salisaw to spend the holidays
with relatives.
Fifty visiting cards printed for 25
cents at this office. Order before the
supply is gone.
Captain G. S. White returned this
morning from Fort Smith and West
York, Arkansas.
Will Carter is threatened with an
attack of fever but is fighting it OF
and refuses to go to bed.
For nice goose, turkey, or chicken
ready dressed for Xmas, leave orders
atthe Vinita Meat Store.
viii Cook, OF Aurora, No., visited
relatives and friends yesterday in vi
Bita, returning last night.
Mrs. G. B. Keeler has been to Deni-
sOn recently to visit her daughter,
formerly Miss Jennie Cass.
The daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Ind. Ter. [Okla.]) 1898-1902, 1898-12-19
At the Hotels Today.
WESTERN.

WESTERN.
!. T. Wheat.
F. H. Eddins.
/ D. Smith, Chicago,
B. Hartman, ST. Joe.
T. Henderson, St. Joe.
E. n. Williamson.
COBB HOUSE.
S. w. Peel, Bentonville.
]. D. Gunder, K. c.
Emil A. Cohn, Cincinnati, o.
NJ. ]. Morris, Kansas City
]. L Heckinberry, Springfield, Mo.
w. NJ. Smith, Alluwe.
Mrs. w. M. Smith, Alluwe.
c. w. Day.
]. w. Sanders, Springfield.
Ben Bogy, l. T.
]. R. Garnett.
H. Leavy, Leavenworth.
M. A. Sulser, Chicago.
GREEN.
H. c. Rose, K. c.
]. ]. Bowles, Edna, Mo.
Ralph Green, Kelso.
Ira D. Grimes, Rogers, Ark.
The daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Ind. Ter. [Okla.]) 1898-1902, 1898-12-19
coIdest In Five Years.

Tuesday night of last week was the
coolest in nearly four years. At the
government station, at Neosho, the
thermometer showed IL degrees be-
low, the lowest since Feb. 2, 1895,
when it was IL below, and this was
about the temperature at Vinita.
The other lowest points since Feb. 2,
1895. were: December, same year, 2
above; Jan, 1897, below; Feb, 1888,
above.
The daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Ind. Ter. [Okla.]) 1898-1902, 1898-12-19

Mrs. Coleys m0ther,@rirs. Lane, y
down from Emporia on visit aud ex
poets to remain some time.
Mr.. j. II, Rolinger and wife, and
Miss Berry left yesterday morning on
the Katy for Oklahoma City.
Make your wife Or sweetheart a
present Of one of those fine robes at
Lee Barrett's millinery shop.
Prof Morrisok and wife drove to
Fairand and Aftpn today, In the in
terest OF Willie Halsell College.
The closing exercises of the colored
high school at Tahlequah take place
Thursday and promise to be quite in
teresting.
Ex-Congressman Samuel w. Peel,
OF Bentonville, spent yesterday in
town, going to Muskogee on the even
ing train.
George Badgett left Sunday night
for Iowa, but will be back in a few
weeks, before returning to his Mon
tana home.
w. r. Badgett had his first load of
steers for shipment brought in Satur-
day evening. As fast as ready he will
put them off.
It's mistake not to encourage
every man so disposed, to build a
house, whether for dwelling or busi-
ness purposes.
Judge Don-Carlos will leave this
evening for ST. Louis and other
points. He will probably not be back
before Jan. ].
Street Commissioner Spencer is do
ing some very commendable work on
the crossing between the bank and
Ratcliff's corner.
Judge John e. Gunter was appoint
ed to fiji the vacancy on the Cherokee
commission caused by the resignation
OF g. L. Cookson.
Church and Sabbath school services
were thiuly attended yesterday on ac-
count of the rain and general inclem-
ency Of the weather.
Ar old gentleman named Barnes,
was found dead in his bed at his home
near Timber Hill some days ago. Old
age was the cause attributed.
Capt. R. G. Day is suffering with a
wound in the arm received at 'Santi-
ago. The doctors lanced it yesterday
and drew a large quantity of pus.
We have just finished fine lot
of single and double buggy harness.
Would be pleased to have you see
them; east of Katy track. j. W.
Martin.
The weather seems never to get too
hot too cold, toe dry or too wet Tor
the movers to be on the road. There
is great fascination about visiting
the 'wifes people"
Bob Garrett returned this morning
from Westville, on the z. q. road, In
Going Snake district. He has valu-
able property near that place, and it
was his old home before moving to
this section.
Joe Mack. a ten year old son of the
late Joel Mack, who was murdered,
was kicked in the head by horse at
Coffeyville last week and his skull
fractured. The injury is serious one
and perhaps fatal.
The w. @. T. u. will hold their an
nual meeting at Pryor Creek, Jan. II
and 18th. Mrs. Mary Kuhl of Cham
paign, ILL.,, will deliver an address to
them. She will also stop at Vinita
two or three days on her return.
Farmers, we wish to call your at
tention to the fact that we are
figuring TO the lowest notch for you,
and wish to see your pleasant face at
any time convenient for you to call.
East of Katy track. J. w. Martin.
The Crows hold the boards at the
opera house all next week. Their
repertoire embraces, "Fanchon, Y
"Fools Revenge, ""A Married Bache-
The daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Ind. Ter. [Okla.]) 1898-1902, 1898-12-19

Choir rehearsal tomorrow Tuesday
evening at 7:s0 D. NJ. All the mem
bers are respectfully requested to at
tend.
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PHOTOGRAPHS,
New CreseDt Studio.
Aodern Work. Modern Prices!
Raymond Building;' Permanently Located;
Probabilities.

Fair tonight and Tuesday; much
cooler.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-08-19
NETWORK CITY

J. II Humphreys. manager OF the Central De
tective Agency at No l.227 Broadway. who was
arrested last week charge OF using the mails
70 defraud. discharged by United States Com
missioner Alexander yesterday. he having con-
WINGED the Commissioner that he had committed
no intentional fraud
Engine Company No g.. the quarters Of which
are In One hundred and-seventicth-st. near Am
sterdarn-ave IL about TO be organized and placed
IN service This IL In response 10 demand for
better nre protection In that part Of the city.
The feast OF ST Bernard Will be celebrated In
ST Demands Church West Fourieenth-st.. on
Sunday The solemn high mass at II o'clock will
be sung by the Rev. Cyprian McGarvey. c. T.. a
former altar boy Of 81. Bcrnard's The panegyrc
Of the saint will be preached by the Rev William
T McGuir rector of the Church Of the Visitation.
Brooklyn.
Captain Hugh Murphy. giant who has been
with Barnum g. Baieys show In England. ar
rived here yesterday on the Servia. Murphy Is
between and eight feet In height.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-08-19
RICHMOND BOROrGH HAPPENINGS

Mrs. Othelia Holm. young Swedish woman,
whose home at No. SO Beach-st.. Stap,eton. Staten
Island was berg stripped by Henry Albert. agent
for Manhattan instanlent house. picked up her
husbands revolver and fired three shots at the
agent. She arrested. but 8 albert would not
make complaint Magistrate Marsh discharged
her. The young couple furnished their home eigh-
teen months ago at an expense OF $3.50 They had
paid sO4, and everything went well until Mr.. Holm
lost his work. He could not find employment, and
in despair sailed for Europe last week promising
10 send money for his wife and two babies as soon
he reached his relatives. When the instaimert
furniture Mrs. Holm begged for time but Albert
said he could not grant II. and began 20 carry on,
the furniture The woman looked on weeping until
nearly all had been carried out. and then she at
tackled Albert
Frank Fratolllo. an Italian. attempted to end his
Nfe with revolver at his home, In ST Mary's-
ave Rosebank, yesterday. and when his wife al
tempted 20 take the revolver from him she was
wounded by the discharge Of the pistol i'm the
struggle Fratolilo T. for'y-two years Cd, and IS
employed by the Staten Island Rapid Transit Rail
road Company. Fratolillo and his wife were taHen
10 the Smith Infrmary There II was found that
the woman's wound was superficial. and after the
bulif: had been removed she was sent home Fra
tered his mouth one breaking his Jaw and pass
ing out OF his check. the second lodging IN his
neck beside the spine. The third wound was In his
left irg and the bullet was extracted. While his
wounds are dangerous. the physicians think thar
h.. ,aH
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-08-19
SING SING.

commissioners Marvin r. Smith and John n.
Baxter OF Peekskill. and Clarence :. DAVIDSON OF
Tarrytoun. appointed by County Judge smith Lent
TO condemn land in this village for sewer purposes
held their Arst meeting in the corporation rooms
Yesterday morning. -.
The boxes containing supplies for the members OF
Company &. list Regiment. were forwarded 10
Nonauk Point yesterday morning. ,,-
As ALREADY announced the Prohihitiortsts 81 this
county will hold a camp-neetng on the grounds or
the Methods, Camp Meeting Association. begin
ming tomorrow and continuing lntil Monday
August % on Thursday Of next week ne PROM
hitionists will hold their Senate and County con
ventions and on Friday the Congress Convention
will be held
The funeral OF John r. Hyland took place yester-
day morning In St Augustine, church mere WIS
a large ATTENDANCE. including Washn2t on HOOK ana
Ladder Company and the local court 81 the For
esters % America. OF which he was d member.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-08-19
APPRAISER AND COLTECToR ~ 'ONfLf'T.

out ~ the detention II tho Swiss luces and en-
hroid.fi,s imported into this country since ilr
early part ~ the year hHs grown cunii'' Of ah-
,horlty between the Collector Of d." Port AMI th'
Annrqf~.r's Office Collector Bdwell rec, we'd from
Assistant Secretary Of the Treasury How ID yeS''r
day q letter directing him 20 take an appeal from
t,.. advertisement OF the lac's nud cmhroiieil"s
which was recently made hy Genetal Appraiser
sh,rretts As Appraiser Wakeman has declared IN
uro.,alif.d terms his conviction that the importers
have been guilty OF fraud I'm undertaking their
irruorts this IL Aid 10 be victory for him Inc
Collector after 4 careful investigation INTO Np-
praiser Wakeman's charges practically deeiHr"i
them 10 be unfouudcd. He also reminded me
Treasury Department that Appraiser Wakcnan :
methods In holding MP he laoes ana "ihpIpM.ll'9
we're working considerable harm 20 The importers.
|, was pointed ont by q deputy collector y"S'er-
dav that IN. question OF ordering reapprn!s"mcnt
rests almost entirely with IN" collector ~ me port
of entry and hts recommendation - usually carried
on, As this case stands now. tNc collector Will
agains, his own Judgment be obliged 20 order an
other ADVERTISEMENT OF the lacrs and emhrod'rleS ny
tho General Board. Tn cas-" presents MANY curt
oiis aspects and has created considerable f'ohns az
the Custom House.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-08-19
WESTMINSTER COUNTY.
YONKERS.

Hugh Cibson and Miss Jennie Dunn were mar
ried on Wednesday evening by the Rev Enos J.
Bosworth. pastor Of the Nepperhan Avenue bap-
list Church Miss Gertrude Lancaster was the
maid of honor and George Gibson. brother OF the
bridegroom the best man After the cere
mony there was a reception AT the nome Oh "'. anu
Me- pnbs,, n Lancaster. No 1879 Waverlyst.
BENJAMIN f. Sullivan and Miss Katie Delahanty
were married by the Very Rev. Dean A. A. Ldngs
on the same evening In st. Joseph's Church MISS
Mamie McGrath the bridesmaid ana FREQ
.rick Henry was the best man. \ reception ioi-
lowed the ceremony al the home OF the bride
Al the Hollywood Inn Recreation Field to-hoI.
row afternoon the Inn team Will play the 'aroin
team This ia one OF the league games. FROM
present indca tons the cup VIII go 70 the IRONY
wood Inn team Ii has clear record OF victories:
and II II wins the game tomorrow the prize VIII
go to the club. . ,
The Yonkers Bowling Club enjoyed It's annual
outing yesterday at city Island.
Algonquin Tribe OF Red Men Will have It's outing
to-day AZ Rockawsy Beach
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-08-19

SAGE DENIES SELLING NiNHiTTAN.
HE HINTS THAT MANIPtLATIoN NAY ACCOM-
FOR THE DECLINE IN THE STOCK.

HE HINTS THAT MANIrrLATIoN NAY ACCOUNT
FOR THE DECLINE IN THE STOCK.
The fact that Manhattan Railroad stock has been
declining In the face OF the big bull movement
which he's been carrying everything before It In
Wall street has caused much comment. Among tho
many rumors dying around was one that Russell
Sage was quietly selling out his interest This was
denied by him yesterday in the following state
m"nt:
The report that have been selling Manhattan
stock X absurd have not bought or told thou
sand shares OF the stock I'm year until this morn
ing. when bought a iittle. believing II a good pur-
chas. AZ N. current prices. | am ana have been
the largest individual holder ~ Manhattan stock
for fifteen years and hold to-day over twelve thou
sand shares OF the same ! do not believe Miss
Helen Could mas solo share of her holdings of
Manhattan. George Gould H. I'm Europe. what he
may have done t. ~ course do not know. but do
no, believe he has sold any for II he had should
have been likely 10 know of IT, do know that |
have not sold. all reports 20 the contrary notwith-
standing
As n reason FOR the course the stock had taken
Mr. Sage limited that some clever manipulation hal
been going on although h. mentioned no names.
1t has been recalled that Frank Gould comes OF age
next month and there will be- division 81 all the
trustee stocks of the Gould division, provided for
IN the terms Of Jay Goud's Will
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-08-19
RIGHT TO SELL NOTES UNIupAIRED.
JUSTICE RrEKMAN REFUSES TO CONTINUE Az
lNJUNcTIoN AGAINST JAMES J M'CoMB

JUSTICE RrEKMAN REFUSES TO CONTINUE An
INJUNCTION AGAINST JAMES J McoMR
Justice Rcekman. I'm the supreme Court yester-
day refused 10 continue an injunction pending the
trial OF the action sought for ~ the Ncw York and
WcStch,sfer Water Company. restraining James j.
McComh from disposlng o. selling or TRANSFERRING.
SO shares OF 'hc capital stock o. the Focauiico
Water Company. q the par value - So" each. aud
siNiy-ihree prior lien bonds OF the New-York and
Westchester Water Company. Of the par value OF
500 each. and from disposng Of d note made b.
Moses r. CROW on July 10. 1891. for Socc
At that time Marie ~. Uotchkia-. Moses Il. Crow
the New-Nork city District Water supply Com
pauy the PIPER N,w-York Water Company AMI
the PocAufco Water company entered into 90
scheme 81 consolidation. and issued tl.|'.eD %
prior lien bonds. These bonds were placed ~ faa
hands o. the Corporation Trust Company on pcf0-
her J. ~ NOs.s trDw. on October - i.s1. de-
Nversd 10 Nc 'Ouh hs note for 500 under ser-
ialn agreement which US - Dec executed IN
April last the NcW-York and Wesichestcr Water
This agreement. siNiy-'hrsc prior lien bonds ~ the
company. and cont'ulrl ttat they w.r" glten To-
payment 81 trpN's note MrComh denied this. and
said That he $50 not accept the bonds 200 payment
oi the note brat only accepted them AZ additional
security Tor it, payment
Justice Beekman sayt that there ~ nothing IN
the papers showing that the defendant ms don"
question. which he originally received and o. sfIl
entitled 10 hoI. collateral security Tor the pas
rneuf Of Crows mote Hts rlghf 20 sell then. upon
the non payment ~ the bond remains nnlmpaired