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The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1899-09-21

cob Schmidt, of McKeesport, met
with a frightful death there Monday
morning. The lad attached rope
around cows neck and then about
his body, and started to drive the
animal to pasture. The COW became
frightened and ran away, dragging
Schmidt half a mile. The boys
head came in contact with large
stone and was almost knocked off.
Lewis Heiser and Philip Paul
Sunday evening found the skeleton
of Daniel Strausser in a ravine be-
tween Mt. Carmel and Potts col
licry. The clothing was identified
as that of Strausser who left home
last Fourth of July to pick buckle
berries. Since that time large num-
bers of men and boys, under the
leadership Of Grand Army veter-
ans, searched for Strausser, who
was an old soldier. 1t was thought
he had fallen into mine breach
and that his fate would remain a
mystery. He was ST years old
and is survived by wife and four
children, all of whom identified the
clothing, which was taken to Mt.
Carmel with the skeleton.
The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1899-09-21

John M. Garman, Ex-Chairnian
of the Democratic State Committee,
is reported to be in critical condi-
ton, at Hot Springs, Arkansas,
where he had gone for health.
Shortly after his arrival there he
sustained a slight stroke of paraly-
sis, and later he was attacked by
malarlal fever.
The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1899-09-21

John N. Gordon announces him
self this week as an independent
candidate for County Commissioner.
We give it space in our paper for
the cash price of such advertise
ments, as that is our business, and
not for the purpose of encouraging
independents.
The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1899-09-21

Politicians are beginning to wear
their blandest smiles these days
and they are given to much hand
shaking with the farmer and the
laborer as he comes in from the
country or emerges from the work
shop.
The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1899-09-21

The Topeka State Journal says
the latest corn story from northern
Kansas is that the corn crop is so
high that the wind is shut off from
the wind mills and the farmers have
to pump water by hand for their
stock. Of course, you're not ex-
pected to believe it unless you want
The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1899-09-21
Reduced Rates to Lewisburg Fair.

Reduced rates to Union County
Fair, at Lewsburg, Pa, Sept. 26 to
20, 1899. On account of the above
the Philadelphia and Reading Rail
way will sell excursion tickets at the
low rate OF single fare for round trip,
with a minimum of IS cents, to Lew
isburg and return from Newberry,
Bloomsburg, Catawissa, Mt. Carmel,
and intermediate stations. Tickets
to be sold and good going, September
26th to aoth inclusive and good to
return until September goth, 1899,
inclusive. Good train service is
afforded by the use of regular trains.
For time of trains and rates of fare
from various stations consult ticket
agents.
The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1899-09-21
DEMOCRATIC COUNTY TICKET.

FOR COUNTY COMMISSIONERS,
w. H. FISHER,
from the South Side.
WILLIAM KRICKBAUM,
of Bloomsburg.
lFoR COUNTY TREASURER,
JEREMIAH SNYDER,
of Locust Twp.
FOR PRoTHoNoTARY AND CLERK o
THE COURTS,
WILLIAM H. HENRlE,
of Bloomsbury.
FOR REGISTER AND RECORDER,
J. c. RUTTER, JR,
of Bloomsburg.
FOR DISTRICT ATTORNEY,
IOHN C. HARTMAN,
of Bloomsburg.
FOR COUNTY AUDITORS,
VIM. BOGERT,
of Scott Twp.
G.. H. SHARPLESS,
of Catawissa.
The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1899-09-21

O. 7. Wilson will run for County
Commissioner as an Independent
Republican.
The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1899-09-21
WOnen's Suits.

aunty stylish, reasonably priced. Have you seen the
Venetian Cloth Suit selling $2oo? is the
raordnary suit value have had Perfectly tailored
great style and every coorng which vogue
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-03-01
NETWORK CITY.

The Chamber OF Commerce will meet tomorrow
at 1890 o'clock. at No. 81 Nassau-st.
Since the late war the Government has been a
welcome customer In the hay market, paying good
prices for lots that filed quality requirements Up
n this date Network has furnished most Of II
spec,al supply To-day large call will he bid for,
comprising nearly four million pounds Of good 20
better hay and several Southern cities will sub
NIT their bids NETWORKS facilities for delivery
Will keep good share Of this business here.
Captain A. T Mahan will read paper on Mel
sons Conduct in the Bay Of Naples in June, 1922
before the History Club Of Columbia IN the uni
versity library on Friday. at p. m.
Mary Wood OF Lakewood. y. J., sends SO 20
The Tribune. with the request that II be given 20
some worthy poor person for house rent or any
other purpose for which II Is most needed The
money has been sent TO the Association for I'm
proving the Condition of the Poor
The clergymen Of the West SIDE and the p'tn-
cipals OF the schools in the district are asked 20
meet at the New-Amsterdam Republican Club No.
80 West Nnety-sixth-st. tomorrow at 3 p. m. for
a conference on the Amsterdam-ave. four-track
question. The call is issued by the Rev Or. John
Balloon Shaw. the Rev. Or. John =. Peters and
James NJ. Galhgan.
W. WAYNE BelHn. who WAS arrested FOR falling
"a pay his bill at the Wadorf-Astoria, was dis
charged by Magistrate Meade in the Jefferson Mar
ket Police Court yesterday morning His hill was
paid and the complaint against him was with
drawn
Bellevue Hospital on the advice Of President
John " Keller Of the Charities Department. has
added TO Is many buildings a babies solarum.
The new addition "a a sort Of extension pavilion
added 70 the chfdrens ward
Professor Minton Warren. Of Johns Hopkins uni
verstty has been chosen director Of the American
School for Classics. IN Rome for five years, IT a
meeting he'd in this city. II IS hoped that money
will be raised 70 give him adequate number Of
Z
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-03-01
nrvgooas merehants and lobbers IN thls clty rs
n5HvrB or THE GRANT FAMILY.

4 dinner a. the New-York branch Of the Grant
Family Association was held on Monday at NO III
West Twenty-htth-st in honor OF the 2sStn pirth-
dav anniversary OF Priscilla Grant the wife, OF
Matthew Grant who settled in Dorchester, Mass.
in 1890 Francis f. Grant, Of this city, was toast
master Mr.. Grant spoke on the advisablity OF
or.anizng State associations OF the Grant family.
Dr. Henry r. stiles the genealogst. and author
Of Tho History OF Windsor. Conn.," responded 70
the toast Matthew Grant .
"The Object OF the Grant Family Association
vas RESP nded 10 by Frank Grant. Of Westteld.
conn. treasurer and secretary OF the atom
while 'Tn4 New-York Branch OF the Grant Family
VAS RESPONDED 20 by " q. Shrlve Of Ionkers;
T14 Rev DR. Arthur II. Grant spoke Of tho "Old
Grant Homesteads OK Connecticut"
The association expects 10 hold on OCTOBER 2,
800 family reunion IN Windsor, Conn. in honor
OF Matthew an Priscilla Grant. The president OF
ire Grant Family Association Is Ulysses >. Grant,
jr Of san Diego Cal The Executive Committee
and Francis IT, Grant. OF NewYork city.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-03-01
RIcHnOND BoPorGH H4ppEvVGs

The anniversary Of tho West Brighton Woman =
Christian Temperance Union was celebrated IN
Trinity Methodist Episcopal Church West Bugn-
ton yesterday afternoon and evening The pro-
gramme was conducted under the direction 81 Mrs
Sarah K Morris tho county president
The Phiio Debating Club. Of TOttenvle enter
tanned As It's guests the Literary Association OF
that place at its meeting last evening
The third annual entertainment and ball Of tho
Hebrew Benevolent Society Of Staten Island was
held in the German Club rooms. Stapleton last
evening. The ballroom was crowded with dancers.
the seasOn.
Dennis Ryan. fifty years Old OF Tyson-st New
Brighton dropped dead IN Richmond Terrace West
Brighton late Monday evening Two strangers
were walking along the street behind Ryan and
saw him fail They carried the stricken man into
a nearby house and summoned q physician. but
RYAN died before his arrival Coroner Seaver was
Informed and the body removed 20 Svie's
morgue As the physicians are uncertain as 20 the
cause Of death an autopsy Will be made
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-03-01
Nc0RPOP4TFD At ATR4NY.

Albany. Feb 2S-Tho city Lighting Company. OF
Now-York. has been incorporated. with capital
NJ sro3oo 10 furnish electricity and for light,
heat and power purposes. The stock IS divided into
ten thousand shares Of the par value Of 800 each.
The company IS 70 operate IN New-York. Kings,
Ouoers Richmond and Westminster counties The
directors are John NJ Ryan. Frank 7 Hearns and
John s Gregs ir
Tho following companies elso have been incor-
porated:
Tl,rknan Rae & Gels. Of Far Rockaway. to
uaulfacture mineral waters; capital $I9H Di-
rcctors. " p kirkman and \. r Rae, Of Far
Rockaway. and William Y. Gos. OF Network city.
Charles J. stebbns q Co. OF New-York City. 70
Charles j. SteDbin@. TsW. Monroe and F. y. Bell
Liberty Realty Company, Of New York City. capt,
tai 10000 Directors W. p Brce T. O. Gregg and
\. r. Reed.
johnson & Morton Of Utica, to manufacture cleo
Johnson. V II Morton. c. G. Williams II. G.
Hetfed and =. Dep Lynch.
Union Pacific Tea Company OF New-York City:
= Pierce Thomas \. Anderson. William \. Nc
Bride and william G. Timm.
f. p. Newman Charcoal Company. Of New-Yorls
city. capital. 500 Directors. Thomas Kerry. ~
Hancock and r.. p Newman and Theodore n.
Friend ~ New York CITY
Cranberry Creek Creamery Association. ~ Gran
berry Crock. capital S35jo Directors. O. r War
ner Lorenzo Blowers and r. e Wright
Mohawk Contracting Company. OF New York
Citv. capital 5000 Directors. C. F. Nairs Will
tam r. Flood and Albert Key
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-03-01
WESTCHESTER COUNTY.
WHITE PLAINS.

The certificate Of incorporation OF the Nauona,
Autonatic weighing Machine Company was heo
yesterday in the County Clerks once. Inc ooi
noration is formed for the sale and rental OF au'
maize con-controed MACHINES The csp{ VA sacb
e. $50 O0 divided into 5O00 shares or $Iw 49,
r. nrincinal business Office is 10 be IN Noun
Kis,o Wcstchester County; the duration Oh ar
Concern j. 10 be perpetual. and the olrecloIs aS
Willjam II Male OF Mount kiseo IhsouY55iS BE n y.
Peecher Trvington Edward j. Patterson: ia ga
feid y J.. John Frederick Eag.e' Manha''""' anu
Charles p LUDWIG. Brooklyn. .....o-,- let
to~s 70 Hannah j. Curry and Theodore Hlil on 1ae
r-il ~ Peter H. curry OF Yorktown; 10 SS ustf-'
Alison on the will Of William Shilston, OF us
Inc. TO- Emily r Kipp on the viii or John ~,
Kim Of Mount Vernon TO Lorenzo T Acker on
fbe will of Smith Ackor. OF Osslnns' 70 49, 80
sullivan on the win of John SuH,VaR or Moa an
Xsrnon and 10 Eugene Barton and Aprahan AZ
S 49, on the viii Of Hannah 5. Anderson. or
Cortiandt Letters OF administration have o ne@n
tesred 10 Marearet Brocken on the estate or OWsn
NsnlSv Of Yonkers. and TO Michael MatIer on the
cstere 81 Mary Matter. OF Nonkers Inc Gllos
Viii contest has been settled after PGoiio MRS
ss1tI',S5 ~ HALEY Fiske and will issue letters TO
ViiI.3u Gihon Frederick G. Leroy ana ilat,ey
Itsts the executors named in The VIII o. ~ NJ
Carolire r Ghon. on their hling bonds IN $'V"'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-03-01
YONKFRS

At the meeting Of the Common CouncN on Mon
a., evening the nomination OF Patrick J. Flannery
Gov anpo,ntrncnt as Water Commissioner in place
% Jacob Read. who recently died. was confirmed
nv o vote OF o % 5. Nr. Flannery Is prominent
contractor. n Democrat and has been IN me olIE
number of wears coming from Poushkeepsle Il
il hopea now that the deadlock ~ ne boaid OF
Water Commissioners for the appointment ol one
~ their number as treasurer viii he broken MI
read was treasurer az the time OF his DEAN anu
since then the members Of the Board have nor
been able 10 agree on q successor IN lle Hleat
line no Bills can be paid and IL is assorted thaI
he EMPLOYEES have received pay since December
ca--eff y S4rVfss gave the second OF his Lenteh
lectures last nighr al the Park Hill Country CLUB
IJis topfo was scot and"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-03-01
CHARLES B. TOWNS HELD TO BAIL.

Magistrate Kudlich. IN the Centre-st police court
Yesterday gave his decision IN the case Of Charles
r. Towns broker Of No. 90 Broadway who was
arrested last week the instance Of Fred
er,ck T. r Coraero chief surgeon Of the United
states cruiser New-Oreans, who charged Towns
with unlawfully disposing Of seventy shares
Of - Louis and Southwestern Railway stock, pre-
fer~ed worth s. 200 The doctor had an account
with the Towns firm. ari was carrying seve'a al
stocks Being ordered away mis- ship. Dr. Cor
dero deposited with Towns the stock, with the dis
tlnct understanding that 70 was not to be used ex
cept 70 protect the stock the doctor then owned.
II so happened mat the firm got into financial
ANTIQUITIES and could not pay The doctor an Of
the 500 profit which their statement showed
was due him his return As there had never
been any necessity for using the St Louis and
Southwestern stock the doctor asked for the return
Of IT, They then informed him that it had been
sold under a rule that permitted broker 70 use
any stock deposited IN his hand by a customer
The brokers' say that the moment stock IS left with
them r. IS theirs do with as they desire. Mag
strate Kudhch took Il different view Of the matter
There may be such rule" he SAID, but there
II nothing in the statutes 70 provide for IT, and he
therefore held Towns In e. 20 bail FOR trial
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-03-01
SAN FRANCISCO INNING STOCKS.
Yesterday. To da,
EAST RTFF4LO CATTLE MARKET.

E.et Buffalo. Feb. 2s-Recep,s Of sale and through
cattle sheep and hogs the twenyour hours ended
a. MON today were: Cattle 81 cars sheep lambs
cars: hogs Shipments: Cattle q cars sheep ana
lambs hogs. CatteIn the absence Of sale
offerings liberal shipments the market quiet
The feeling in choice butcher grades Is steady and un
changed. Calves in light supply moderate demand
ana easy Choice quotable S7Q$7 D good
choice So 70aS7. Sheep and ambs-The offerings were
light loads There not enough on sale 10 make
difference In the prices Lambs choice 20 extra were
quotable s. i0GS5 20 good 70 choice s5g$5 10 sheep
HossThere only 10 loads sale but the demand
was slow the prices. Heavy Quoabe 81 % %
IS To- Workers SO e5a$i 5 pigs So 9oGS4 roughs 81 p
81 50. stags 81 75a3 Az ,he close there loads
unsold and prices easy.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-03-01
THE COMPANY RESTRAINED.
BAY STATE SHOE AND LEATHER STOCK MAY NOT
BIZ REDUCED AT PRESENT

BAY STATE SHOE AND LEATHER STOCK MAY NOT
BE REDUCED AT PRESENT
Justice Hirschberg. Of the Supreme Court, has
issued temporary injunction restraining the Bay
State Shoe and Leather Company whose factory
is IN Sing sing and Offices AZ No. 81 Chambers-st.,
this city. from reducing the capital stock or elect
ing new directors or officers pending the proceed
ings for the dissolution Of the company. The
order is returnable et special term Of the Su-
preIne Court in Newburg on Saturday Of this week
The affairs OF the company appear to be in
complicated state. It's business has declined rap
Idly. and n the last six years heavy losses have
been incurred and IT'S capital impaired 70 the ex-
ten OF about 100000 Recently John B. Cotton,
Frederick A. Neergaard and Emerson Howe. as d.
rectors Of the corporation. applied 70 Justice
Tirschberg 70 have IL dissolved. oontending that
the interests Of the stockholders required IT, me
Court appointed James McGreeor smith, Of No -
Nassal-st. referee and ordered all persons inter-
s-ted % show cause May 10 next why the COM
D1ry should not he dissolved.
A majority Of The directors proposed 10 rernedy
the de,...t by reducing the capital stock. inc
uettioners asserted that Two men who acted as
sgch are not directors. and applied for an IN
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-03-01
NFW-ROCHELLE

The meeting held IN St Johns Methodist Epis-
copal Church on Monday night for the purpose OF
completing the organization Of the Young Men 5
Christian Association largely attended Ad-
dresses were made by the Rev. A. II. Goodenough
the Rev. ". b. Waller the Rev. g. j. SteHe
George 5 Avery. State Secretary OF the Massachu-
sets Young Mems Christian Association, and others
Pledges for more than $1,000 were received and the
membership was increased 10 more than hundred
Miss Blanche l. Kalouherg daughter OF eX-
Alderman H. s Kallenberg and Walter A Salt
mann. viii be married tomorrow night, at the
home q the brides parents. IN West New
Rochelle The Rev r. D. Stelle. Of the Baptist
Church will offciate
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-03-01
WHAT Is GOING ON TO-DAY.

Board Of Education. p. n
Nass-meetine of taxpayers TenoU Iyceum. s
p. m.
Manhattan Elevated Railway hearing before
Health Board.
Lecture by W. H rolman Berkeley Iyceum 8
p.
Lecture BY the Rev DR.. Newland Maynard.
Chickering Hall, p. m
Annual dinner Of St David's Society. sherry's,
$50 p
Dr. John Watson's lecture Washington Avenue
Baptist Church. Brooklyn p. m
Aqueduct Commissioners meeting
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-03-01
SING SING

AS the result Of the primary hel- on Monday the
Republicans have a strong ticket IN the field for
village offices DR. Edward B. Sherwood is the
candidate for President Jasper W. Travis is can
didate for Trustee IN the First Ward: Randolph
Acker in the Second. and Charles Cullen IN the
Third. Charles S. Locke Is named for collector
o. Taxes and Leonard ?. Kip for Treasurer.
Colonel Franklin Brandreth IS chosen by both
parties for Water Commissioner The Republican
Village Committee consists Of William l. Hall.
Thomas j. owens George A. Mea,ing. William @.
Valentine and Allen c. Worthngton
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-03-01
MOTNT VERNON.

The Aldermen held special meeting on MONDAY
r,ght end sold $4,000 IN sewerage loan bonds TO
= II Cav & Co for lo5259 A letter was read
from James NJ Anderson. whose daughter. Miss
Henrietta Anderson. narrowly escaped death while
driving with the Misses Lewis. daughters Of eN-
Mayor Lewis on Saturday night. Nj ANDERSON
trolley cars IN the city especially in East TnlId,
8 on which MAYOR ffske has Just recomNende1
that the Union Company shall be permitted to lay
har
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-03-01
f. ". RAYMOND Also TRAcTS SECRETARY

A recent article in The Tribune referred 70 the
property Of Edmund G. Thurber who At time
acted as secretary 70 General =. F Tracy. but who
IS now insane Henry w. Raymond editor and
publisher % THE Germantown Telegraph" Ger
mantown Penn writes 70 The Tribune 10 say
that he was General Tracy's private secretary
when General Tracy was Secretary OF The Navy.
This IS a well-known fact. bur Mr. Raymond de-
sres it to be made clear beyond possibility ~
mistake that he has never suffered from mental
weakness or been in a sanitariun. and wishes that
no should confuse his personality and record
with the personality and record Of Edmund q.
IhMrher.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-03-01
MORE STG4R RTNORS.

When ne American Sugar Refining Company
withdrew its package sugar from the market last
week fl report was started that that move indi-
cateI that an agreement had been reached between
the trust and the Arbuckles. by which the
latter should be left IN undispued possession Of
rho rackare trade Coincident with this report
,,as ono t1 the effect that the American company
had acquired controlling interest In the Mollen,
baf,ar and National rctiueries These reports gained
additional currency yesterday bur the best IN
formation IS that they are without foundation
The NoIonhauer and National rehneries closed
tefnnorarllv several weeks ago. and no date FOR
their resuruption has yet been set.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-03-01
ATTACHMENT AGAINST 4 COUNTY.

The Sheriff has received attachment for
50 900 against Kittitas County. wash. IN favor u
Frank NJ. Van Horn. for damages for fn
alleged breach Of contract IN failing 70 deliver
Ssl 900 bonds II that county TO Farson. Leach q
CO. bankers Of this city. ia 1880. The county
afterward sold the bonds 10 another firm. The
Sheriff served the attachment ON inc Chemical
National Bank which is said 10 have $1,000 ot
the county funds on deIosit
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-03-01
MOUNT KISCO.

a caucus Of taxpayers viii be held this evening
e the Village Hail for the purpose OF nominating
tickets Cor the coming village and school elections.
The Bedford Repubi ans will i'oid their primaries
on Tuesday next for the purpose of electing dele
gales Go the Republican Town Convenuon. Wnlch
VII be held ln Bedford Station on March TO-
Plans are being prepared for a large ADDITION TO
be e-.--aa 20 lhe Mouleaore Home IN Ee0lord
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-03-01
LoCAL BUSINESS COMPLICATIONS.

Judgment for Sl53S4 was entered Yesterday
scains, tho Rave0swood Glass Manufacturing
COMPANY formerly Al 40. 80 Murray-st., in favor
o. Seymour Mandebaum Of Baltimore on TWO
notes a. the company dated January y, 1899. pay
able on demand The summons was served On
Moses y Frank. secretary OF the company. al No.
74g Broadway. The business began IN 1883. and
since that time there has been frequent litigation
between the various interests "a the company. In
APRIL 1905 the company s factory a. kaVensWood'
Long Island. was burned win a loss OF $4,000
and the insurance u Is SAID, was settled at $lavo
George " Ager has been appointed receiver IN
supplementary PROCEEDINGS for Thomas J. LAWYER,
roachinlst Of No. 800 boulevard. on the application
Of the Power Publishing Company, a judgment
creditor for SI22 he owns TWO solid gold watches
and $4,000 Of stock IN the Conhrock steam Boiler
Company. H- valued his equity in me stock al
81 600
Justice GAdersleeve OF the Supreme Court has
appointed Charles D9nohue permanent receiver OF
me Oueley Electric Company, formerly az 10. l
Broadway on the application ~ George j..
SclOefel
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-03-01

Go ANYTHING 10 help himse't His partner had been
taking care Of him. but was stricken with scnrFF
and hastered to Dawson for medical AID
The Gold Commissioner at Dawson has just maze
the important ruling u a person o34uIis ~
unproftable can make an affidavit 10 ma SI1f 81
ana regain his right 10 locate asidn Oh un2l" tct
fia riebt after registering Id could not regain H.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-03-01
JrDGuENr FoR 4 BIG COulfTsSTOy

Judgment for 1924. oo9 was entered yesterday
against Julian :. Carr n favor Of William y. Jud-
kius for damages for alleged breach Of contract in
refusing 10 pay commission Of . per cent on the
sale Of s. 44S 9O1 OF stock of the Backwel's Dur
ham Tobacco Company. which was negotiated by
Mr.. Judkins on December - last The Sheriffs
jury assessed he damages