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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1899-11-23


Judge Eashs Plurality, 4s.d2S.
Caldwell, who ran on the Republican
ticket for lieutenant governor, received
more votes than Nash. yet only received
1890 plurality over Patrick. the Demo-
cratic nominee. The vote stood: cald-
well, 42S.SO4; Patrick, 1854. In COM
menting on these features the cincin-
natl Commercial Gazette says:
THE meaning Of these results Il APP
parent on their face. There were three
strong candidates for governor and but
two for each Of the other Offices. There.
fore II is but natural to fnd that Judge
Nnshs vote is the least Of any candl-
date on the Republican state ticket.
That his plurality Is the largest Is not
due merely to the candidacy Of Samuel
NJ. Jones.
A glance will show that not only Il
McLean's vote the smallest cast for any
candidate upon either the Republican
or the Democratic state ticket, but also
that Judge Patrick ran ahead Of Me-
Lean by T.i8S votes. on the other
hand ex-Mayor Caldwell. OF Cincinnati,
ran IL ,2O5 votes ahead OF Nash. A CONF
parlson Of caldwell's vote with that Of
State Auditor Guilbert and other Re-
publican candidates shows him to have
run behind his ticket some 1900 votes,
This is fair measure Of the effect
upon him Of the persistent attacks Of
the State Antl-salooH League. The
leagues boast that It's organization had
cost Caldwell 1900 votes IS clearly up-
founded with Caldwsll's polling il,Ott
more votes than Nash, and within IS,
900 OF the rest of the ticket, Judge Pat
rlck'a lead over Mclean OF almost 6O,Oot
is seen to be due to other than anti
snloon causes. It represents Clearly q
Democratic loss to Jones'"
Patrieks superiority over Nolan q
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rhe Unlaid Ghost.

We sit at the table-that other and l;
Between US the glitter Of glass and OF
The Jest a'G and the wine and the tale so by,
TIL over the walnuts the hour grows late
The sicGm Of tho roso-shade tinges her
And som sSoS@E'ethlng deep in mo kIndlos and
When ' her slim throat pulses her yellow
lace.
where in my brain was that ghost OF a
She? Al. never again, know!
II only corld not see that throb' ,.z,,
ened so!
Queer, how trick of a vein will bring
Dead memory down IKE waterfall
The Qulvering, unlOrgetable thing
Is such little thing. after all.
A thing that casual eye must miss-
a bit OF old lace with the little stir
OF the white skin undcr-only this
But, oh, how II always belonged to her!
Dead" did say9 CHOW unIlncd her
pon SFGw Al, that is for hcr-but /
Something stirred in my heart Just now
Something ! buried too deep to die.
Brnvol This Ii as good as play!
Fool! To breathe so hard at tho sight OF
But. oh, 10 smllc-and the terrible way
Her throat Will pulse ~ that yellow lace
Post Wheeler In New York Press
81 SUFFERED for months from sore
throat. Electric OH cured me In TWEEN
ty-four hours" NJ. S. Gist, Hnwesvllle,
Ky.
CA8TSREA-.
s,,,,,b, AIha Elnt You IIln GHas Bought
''s;3 { 0z912zz:5
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A Ill KINDS OF PLAIN AND FANCY
~ PflBtlHg. An entire now line OF same
plel Of Ball Pf0grhmmeN, Tteketn and lns
ViIati0nH At Iii prieos ~ the tnIotilaOnGUG
Hob klt1ntthg oldnDs
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1899-11-23

health and strength. When commeneed
to use the medicines weighed ONLY II9
pounds, now weigh 40. Ny k9sbead
and friends Ill thought that would die,
but today am well woman.
Mrs. Bafham'S experience 10 not Eingu-
lar. Thousands have given similarly
strong and convincing testimony. There
are no other medicines in the world that
have such q long and continuous record
Of cures.
There are no other medicines " lust q
good or "juSt the came" a. Doctor
Pierce'o. Like all valuable thingS these
medicines are sometimes initiated. Don't
be imposed upon. See that you get what
you ask for.
Ifyou have any doubt as to the nature
Of your ailment write fully, giving your
symptoms, to Dr.. R. v. Pierce, chief con-
suldng physician, InvalidS' Hotel and
Surgical Institute, Buffalo, N. y. He
will consider your case carefully, and
will tell you, Absolutely free Of change,
what to do to get well.
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81 SUFFERED for months from sore
throat. EclcctrIc OIL cured me in TWEEN
ty-four hours" NJ. s. Gist, Hawesvllle,
Ky. 2
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RECEIVERS SALE.
Dickson's Drug Store, Under McLure
HOtel-Entire Stock Of Goods, also
the Store Furniture, Will Be Sold
at Public Auction.

Under the authority OF a decree OF inc
Circuit Court OF Ohio County. West VT
ginia, entered on the 9th day OF OGtopy,r'
in the year 1890, In a suit IN equity lncfetn
pending. in which j. 7. Goodwin q co. III =
plaintiffs, and Richard Ryan, assignee ~
VIM s, Dickson, and others are deienu,
ants the undersigned receiver VIII sen 'mSS
property, goods. accounts and pusincss u
WIN. S. Dickson
AUCTION SALE,
beginning on Wednesday, November gyIn,
1870 ut ten o'clock a. M. at the drug htEIp
Of VIM g. Dickson, at No. l2l2 MaIhSSI
street, Wheeling W. Va. Will sell ~ ~,
lie auction to the highest and best DluuI vtS.
the stock OF goods IN my hands as Tceol,y,s
in said suit. The sale to be mHde " sun
lots and pnrcels as will realize the letB .,,,
sum OF money. And l Will also sen VIZ
other tangible personal property IN snit
store, or used In connection with the uuS ,i
ness The stock OF goods which VIII " ST. ST.
as aforesaid consists Of such goous Ns III, iii
usually kept by retail drug houses, ,. W.
also sell the lease under which Tue V0 ~
pnncy OF the said drug store u nau, ~, w
purchaser to pRy all rent AccrulnhE ~ H' ~.
the day OF confirmation; also tine o SSS WIN.
counts and other claims due the Sa'" VS."
S. Dickson,
Terms OF sale; Cash.
SEALED BIDS,
will. upon application, give 70 any Sn ny
doairlnE 10 bid any Information W u
mower respecting tho condition OF tho S"'N
nrpnCrty and assets, ,,..,,,.,
nog3 wM. IL, GRADE, Receiver,
THE lNTELLlaENcER III, gRISSTElfNrg l
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The omclal vote Of Ohio.

An analysis of the oGiclal vote cast
at the recent election IN Ohio diIeloseS
some interesting facts. The total vote
cast in the state was s2o,SA6 THIS 4
almost exactly 100000 short of that Of
1896. which was 1.O20.loT, but Il y the
largest ever cast for governor Of
Ohio.
The vote for governor was divided ~
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GOV. ATKINSON IN COURT.

Appears in the Role of Defending At
tOrney for Henry Juergens, Of This
City, Charged With obstrueting the
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trhe 1NTELL1eENcER, embracing its
several editions. Is entered in the POST
ONCE at Wheeling, w. Va. - second
elass matterl
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THE RTTFLLTGENCER
InteIllfencer Publishing Co..
aK',na a rourteoath Street.
lonN FREw. 20. a0d Bu'. MoaaaeF.

Turms. Per Year. by Man, In Advance,
Postage Prepaid.
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But. oh, TO smile-and the terrible way
Her throat will pulse In that yellow lace.
Post Wheeler In New York Press.
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GAS TO REn-.
1t. ain Kind You Il7N klN7vS B0JlIl
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TELEPHONE NUMBERS,
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CToCRHoLDER8 MBRTTNa,

KEEP@s
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1899-06-08

q Congressional Limited Express. All ves-
tibule Parlor Cars and Dining Car. No extra
fare other than the usual Pullman charge.
az Limited Express Festibulo Parlor Cars,
vestibule Passenger Coaches and Dining Can
No extra fare.
The wimingtonTransfer Company will call Tor
and check baggage from hotels and residences
For further Information passengers are re.
ferred to the ticket agent at the station.
j. b. HUTCHINSON, j. X. WOOD,
General Manager. Gen. Pass. Agent.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1899-06-08
GEN. JAS. !. WILSON ROBBED
His Watch, Some Money and
Other Valuables Stolen.
TAKEN FROM HIS APARTMENTS
Thlrty-five Suspects put Under
Arrest.


Havana, Cuba, June 3.-Alfonse
Lopez, chief of the Detective Bureau,
believing that he had located the men
who recently entered the apartment of
Major General Wilson and carried off
his watch, some money and other val
uables, asked Major General Ludlow
for authority to raid the Washington
Cafe gambling rooms. The raid was
made. and Lopez arrested IS mon, IN
Guiding Mr.. Behan, formerly deputy
or assistant warden in the Iombs. New
York City, and now clerk in the
quartermaster' office, and one other
American civilian. Bail was refused
until preliminary hearing has been
had. Chief of Police Marie Menocal
was so much incensed at Lopez for
ignoring him in the matter, and apply
ing to Gen. Ludlow for permission to
make tho raid, that he has discharged
the detective chief. whose successor
has not yet been selected.
DIR. G. G. Joliffe, the former army
surgeon who was arrested last March in
connection with the death, under sus-
Pioious circumstances, of Mr.. Balk,
and who has been in prison eyer since,
without trial, has been transferred to
the hospital, exceedingly weak and
partially deranged. Barton, the man
originally charged with being his ac-
complete, was released last month,
without trial
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1899-06-08
ELECTION EXPENSES.
A Lively Discussion at Thursday Nights
Meeting of CITY Council.


Payment of election and primary
election expenses caused much discus
sion at the meeting of City Council
Thursday night. At the request of the
Department of Elections, an order was
directed to be drawn in favor of the
department for 81, 405, with which to
pay the expenses of the city election
tomorrow, the amount representing the
compensation Of the election officers
and payment of rent for polling places.
Patrick Neary, chairman Of the
Democratic County Committee, rem
dered bill for S31763, being the ex
penses of the Democratic primary
election. 1t was accompanied by an
itemized statement, showing that the
rent of II polling places amounted to
S5l; stationery, $40. 63, and pay Of
election officers, 1921. Mr.. Leary moved
that the bill be paid, whereupon hr.
Robertson said he thought it should
bear the endorsement of the Depart
ment of Elections and Councils COM
mittee on elections, and Mr.. Fisher
moved that it be referred to the COM
mittee on elections. This plan was
opposed by Messrs. Beary. Smith and
Kane, who contended that under the
new primary election law the city is
bound to pay the expenses and the
Department of Elections has nothing to
do with the matter. Mr.. Leary quoted
the law in substantiation of tho claim
and pointed out that it was regular
and as the election officers had earned
their money they should have it with
out further delay. Messrs. Kane and
Smith agreed with him. Mr.. Robert
son thought all bills should go to com
mittee and he believed it would not be
amiss to get the city solicitors opinion
as to the duties of Council in the
matter Mr.. Leary commended that the
law was plain and delay would avail
nothing. Mr.. Fishers amendment, ia
refer the bill to the committee on
elections, was lost by tie vote, as was
also Mr.. Leary's motion to pay the
bill.
The other parties have not presented
their bills, but it is believed all of the
bills will be paid this month.
Milk Inspector McEvilly submitted
the following report for May, which
was filed: Number of inspections, 260
quarts inspected, 9,9s5; samples taken,
AZ; diaries inspected, IA.
City Treasurer Curry made the fol.
lowing report: Balance in the Union
National Bank to the credit of current
expenses, IS, S56. 65; fund for the pur-
chase of park land, s23, 034, So; receipts
during the week-from Tax Collector
Sayers, $500; Collector Lewis, s532
Delinquent Tax Collector Mitchell,
$500; Treasurer Kent Of the S. p. G.
\ A., SIS. 80; City Auditor Pyle, So.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1899-06-08


Today week, at noon. q fashionable
,edding took place at the residence of
n. and Mrs. Harry d. Lands, at
!pFtWyn, Pa, the contracting parties
|S@eng their daughter, Miss Letitia
Iaaomas Landis, and Harry CLARK
HANDLER p Of this city. The bride car
Iva cluster of American beauty
Ses, and was costumed in white
.oe The marriage ceremony was per-
Qmed by the Rev. Thomas }. Aiken,
,as of Berwyn Presbyterian Church,
,ua was followed by wedding break
~ The bride and groom started on
s!our to the White Mountains and
paeT points of interest in the New
sSugland States. Upon their return
NV will reside in this city. Mr..
SSaaindler is connected with the Central
Aatlonal Bank.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1899-06-08
IN MEMoKr OF IN. TOM.
Service In Ronor of Former Pastor
Grace M. r.. Church.

Service In Ronor of Former Pastor Of
Grace M. r.. Church.
The memory of the Rev. Jacob Todd,
ID. D., was honored at meeting in
Grace NJ. E. Church Friday night. The
Rev. Henry Baker, D. D., pastor of
the church, presided, and remarks were
made by the Rows. Alfred I. Scott and
Wesley G. johnson, Chief Justice
Charles b. Lore, Washington Hastings
and Presiding Elder Robert Watt
Tho chief justice said that for analysis
and mastery treatment of subject he
had rarely met DR.. Todd's equal. DIR.
Todd had an elevatine vein of humor
and!great simplicity Of character. He
was not pastor who would win people
by the shaking of hands, but was one
of those whose ruggedness and bigness
went in tho line of intellectual rather
than of personal power
He was one of the biggest men taken
all in all that the Methodist or any
other church had. He was potent
force in Methodism No doubt he had
points of weakness, but the great
purity of his character overshadoN cd
them all, and there never was word of
calumny uttered against his name.
Church congregations are critical and
when they find no stain on mans char
acter he is good deal of man. The
latter part of his life was one of great
suffering, heroically borne.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1899-06-08
For New York.

Express, week-da 80, 40l, 40, 800, 515, ESQ,
1,sS. SIS; a,5o. "Iosl. 100, ll;f3 2. M ls;Gl
@230 $40, $50, 402 500 '5,jG, 600, roe, $50
ana 1000 y. m. and 1901 night. Sundays, 80,
40, 4se l,S S 1 as ss, ' g iV iia te M
5.20. '5.5l, OBS, ne, 'Sl6 and 1000 p M, aud
s., l20l night.
For Boston, without change, 11.Ol a. IN. week.
days and q. 10 p. IN, daily.
For Sea Girt, Asbury PARK, ocean Grove, Long
Branch, $50, $50, liza u. m. and $50 and 4.02
y. m. sundays, $40 a. III.
For Lsmbertyie, hnston and Scranton, $50,
900 a. nj, IL noon. 3.52, 500 .LamDertville aud
Enston onlyl, weekdays, ana t.02 p. m, daily,
Buffalo, eO0n, M, II noon weekdays and 10!
p. M. daily.
WASHINGTON AND THE SOUTH.
For Baltimore and Washington, 3.t1, 80 S;l2,
i0s0 and ll,23 n., l20e sl2.3o, liz, Il, Ill
c525 Congressional im.), 5.5, I'll, '6.b5, i.3l
p. M, and l2.05 night, weekdays. SUNDAYS,
$50, 100, e.E aud 1i.23 u. M, H.Wl, liz, II,
al, (6.aU Congressional lim, j,3i, 'G.5j, 77.il
y, M. and 1906 night.
For Baltimore accommodation, a12 a. m, Is!
and 4.Ol p. M weekdays, 5,OS and l1.l6 y. M
daily.
Southern Railway; Express, 5.1i and o.55 p. IN,
daily.
and Now Orleans, 5.4 p. IN. daily.
Chesapeake 4 ohio hallway, ID I. m. daily.
yssd Myy a9e sF y S %hyNRp as follow.
Express Tor New Y, rk, 900 IA. M, 100 p m',week-
days. For Long liranch via Senside Park. $50
a. m. weekdays. For Island Heights, $50 a. III.
and 400 r. IN, weekdays.
FOR ATLANTIC CITY.
LEAVE BROAD STREET STATION via Delaware river
bridge, exp ess, $40 a. m, 400 aud 1,05 p. m.
Sundays, $40 u. M, T,U5 y. III.
LEAVE MARERr STREET WHARF, Express. 800 and
300 a. M, l.0l Saturdays only, 200 400, tGt
minutes, 30 800 go minutesl D m. sundays.
500, 900, 1000 u. M, Recommendation, 400 and
800 y. M
FOR CAPE MAY.
ANGLEsEA, WILDWOOD AND HOLLY BEAcB-ES-
press, 900 a. M, N.30 Saturdays only 4.05 u0C
minut-s) y. M, weekdays. sundays, 800 am.
FOX SEA ISLE OILY, OCEAN CITY,
AVALON AND STONE HARBoR-9.n0 a. m, 4.20 D,
M week-ihys. sundays, 100 IL m.
For SoMEKs PoINf-Express. 20, 400 a, M, tl.Ol
saturdays only 200, 90, 500 j.. III. weekdays
sundays, 500, 800, and 1000 a. m.
Tho Union Transfer Company Will calltor and
check baggage from hotels and resldenccs.N
j. Il. HUfenl NSUN, }. II. WOOD,
General Manager. Gen. Pass. Agent.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1899-06-08

Shortly after 8 O'Clock Friday night
,Joseph Gilkey of New Castle, employed
al the restaurant of George Lewis, on
Second street near Madison, was
Knocked down by team driven by a
negro. at Second and Adams streets.
The carriage passed over the boy IS
body. injuring him considerably HIS
left arm is broken near the elbow and
he has two severe cuts on his head.
He was taken to the Delaware Hos
nifaI. His INJURIES are not considered
dangerous. 4 crowd pursued the two
men in the carriage, but were unable
to catch them and they wero last seen
going over Market street bridge. wore
cept them, but they did not go to that
place.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1899-06-08
CITY PAYS COSTS.
MI OF Complaint Concerning High school
Permit Dismissed.

Permit Dismissed.
The city retired gracefully Friday
from its position that the Board Of
Public Education and the A. S. Reed
Bro. Co., contractor, were amenable
to the Court Of Chancery for their
failure to take out a permit for the
erection. Of the new high school.
Before the court this morning counsel
for both sides agreed that the court
should not assume Jurisdiction as the
Ghaneery had previously intimated.
Inc Dill OF complaint was dismissed,
with the costs upon the city.
The city was allowed until June 18th
70 lilo an amendment in the Oxy
Hydrogen case, the case of the city VS..
j. Edward Addicks and others.
Argument was heard in the matter of
the petition of the Security Trust and
Safe Deposit Co. for an order to sell
the real estate of the late William Nc
Menamin. The company is receiver of
the Mechanics Loan Association Of
which Mr.. McMenamin was treasurer
The receiver desires first 10 pay off the
mortgages held by 1t and to apply the
balance to the loan association. Renia-
min Nielols represented the receiver.
Charles G.. Rumford and George A.
Elliott for certain creditors had the
matter held up until tomorrow.
In the matter of Read j. Mckay vs.
Anna L. Neale, involving the title to
real estate, q decree was agreed upon
and signed.
A question of costs in the case Of
Eliza Newkirk vs.. Arthur Colburn was
held under advisement.
John 2. Nields presented the finding
of the jury as to Ellen L. Derickson,
who was adjudged insane. The
Security Trust and Safe Deposit Go.
was appointed trustee.
Court adjourned until 10 o'clock
Saturday morning.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1899-06-08

The date of the departure of the
steamship Nantucket has not been
definitely settled, hut it ie expected
that she will leave the wha, les of the
builders, tho Harlan " Hollingsworth
Co. next Saturday evening, after the
launch of the torpedoboat destroyer
Stringham. The vessel will not be
given a trial "Trip, but will be given a
where she will be placed in service as
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1899-06-08

Washington, June 1.-The War De-
partment has received the following
dispatch from Gen. Otis. at Manila, dated
june l Smith reports from Negroes that
he has punished insurgents who muir
dered Capt Tilley; that eastern coast
Of island now under American flag, and
inhabitants ask protection against
robber bands; the bands pursued
into mountains by United States and
native troops. and severely punished. T"
Gen. Otis reports that Capt. Charles
NJ. Rockefeller, Ninth Infantry. has been
missing since April 2Sth. Gen. Otis.
has replied to Secreatry Alger's in
quiry as to the number of troops he
considers necessary in the Philippines.
Tho dispatch has not been made public
as yet, but it is understood Gen. Otis
expresses himself as satisfied with the
present arrangements.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1899-06-08
STRANGE DEATH IN A HOTEL.
Sudden Demise of A. L. Beiviii-, Son of j
p. Beivilie of I his CITY, IN Philadelphia.


r. Beivilie of I his CITY, III Philadelphia.
A. Leslie Belville, son of j. p. Bel
vile of this city, was found dead in
bed last Tuesday week at the Hotel
Scott, Fifteenth and Hilbert streets.
Philadelphia. On chair within reach
of the bed was six ounce phial con-
tanning a whitish liquid, and several
letters, one of which was addressed to
the proprietor Of the hotel. In pocket
of his vest was found a letter addressed
to his wife, at No. 31S South Broad
street.
Belville registered at the hotel on
Monday evening and remarked to the
proprietor that his physician had just
told him he had bad case of heart
trouble, and that he should go to bed
Immediately. He retired to his room
and nothing was seen of him until
Tuesday evening, when the servant,
after repeatedly trying to get into the
room, informed the night CLERK. The
door was broken open and the discov-
cry was made.
At the address, 31s South Broad
street, Mrs. Belville refused to be seen,
though her mother, Mrs. Dodson, who
resides there, said that her daughter
was visiting her.
Mrs. Dodson said that her daughter
husband came from New York ON Sat
urday to visit his WIFE She declined
to make any further statement in con.
nection with the case. A close friend
of the deceased said that Belville had
formerly been widely known in West
Phi lladelphia, where his relatives still
reside. AT one time he kept drug store
at Thirty-second street and Poweltor
avenue. After giving up the drug bust
ness he held position for a short time
In the office of the receiver of taxes.
For three or four years past he travelled
for a New York drughouse. Belvillt
was formerly member of the Hamil
ton Club, a West Philadelphia organi
cation now extinct.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1899-06-08
DISMISSED RULE.
Superior Court Bas No Jurisdiction In
Arlington Mills Case-Jury Disagrees in
Stuart Case,

Superior Court Has No Jurisdiction In
Arlington Mills Case--Jury Disagress in
Stuart Case.
The Superior Court has dismissed
the rule in the case of George S.
Capelle, receiver of the Arlington
Mills Manufacturing Co., VS.. Wood
ward, Baldwin & Co. At the instance
of the Greers, stockholders in the Ar
lington mills concern, the receiver had
secured rule on Woodward, Baldwin
u Co., to show cause why their judg-
ment for $4,000 should not be set
aside Fraud was alleged. After argu-
ment by Horace G. Knowles for the
Greers and Levi @. Bird for the holders
of tho Judgment, tho court dismissed
the rule. The affairs of the insolyent
company are in the Federal Court.
The jury in the case of Ellison's
Sons vs.. Stuart & Co., was discharged
Friday morning, having failed to reach a
verdict. 1t was reported that it was
evenly divided. The question involved
was the liability of W. j. Maxwell for the
debts of the defendant firm. The jurors
were discharged from any further at.
tendance.