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The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1900-09-22
sHERIFFs SALE.

By virtue Of n Writ Of Execution Is
sued out Of the SUPREME COURT OF
the Territory OF Hawaii on the 22d day
OF August. A. ID. 1900. against j. A.
Butterfield. defendant, in favor OF L.
y. Monsarrat. plaintiff. for the sum Of
SfXTY.TWO and bl-1O0 dollars, have
levied upon and shall expose for sale
az the station House. Kalakaua Hale,
In the District Of Honolulu, Island OF
oahu. at ~ o'clock noon. OF Saturday.
the I'D day OF September. A
u. 1900. TO the highest bidder
all the right. title and interest
Of said J. A. Butterfield. defendant, in
and to the following described proper
". unless said judgment. interest, costs
and my expenses be previously paid:
All those premises situate at Pawaa,
Punahou. Oahu. known as lots IL and
n. being a portion OF premises covered
by Apana OF l.. A. s2i1 to IL, more
particularly described In deed Of Bruce
Waring q Desky 20 T. y. Spring. rec
premises being bounded and described
az follows:
beginning at the south corner OF
these lots n point on the west side of
Punahou street be=.fng north 45S 0O
east distant 200 Set from the north
angle Of Dominis and Punahou streets,
and thence running north as 00. east
80 feet along said Punahou street,
thence ncrth a. 00. west 125 feet
thence south as Oo-. west 80 feet,
thence south n' so. east 125 feet &c
place OF beginning. containing an area
OF 1850 square feet.
Subject 10 the following mortgages
viz:
(a) Mortgage. T. u. Spring 70 Trus.
tees Of oahu College. recorded In Libel
ie5, Folio go. for $1,000.
(b) Mortgage. T. II. Spring 10 L. l.
Cooke. trustee. recorded In Liber 1853
Folio 81. for 1850.
| (c) Mortgage. J. A. Butterneld q
LEVERS q Cooke. dated October 3. Is3s
recorded In Llber 1S2. Folio 1S1-1S2. foi
81. 500.
CHAS. II. CHTLLINGwORTH
Deputy Sheriff. Territory Of Ha
wall.
\ Honolulu. r. u II. August %. 1900.
L bhe1
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By AUTHORITY.
sHERIFFs SALE.

rs virtue OF a Writ OF Execution Ia
sued out Of the District Court (second)
Of Honolulu, Island Of Oahu. Territory
OF Hawaii. on the 5th day OF September.
a. ID. 1900. against Quong Fook Tai.
defendant. In favor Of Emma NJ. Naku-
Ina. plaintiff. for the sum Of Twenty
four and 95-iOO Dollars. have levied
upon and shall expose for sale at the
station House. Kalakaua Hale. In the
District OF Honolulu. Island Of Oahu.
az ~ o'clock noon OF Saturday. the 18th
day OF October. A. ID. 1900. TO the high
est bidder. all the right. title and inter-
est % said Quong Fook Tai, defendant.
In and TO the following described prop
erty. unless said judgment. interest,
costs. and my expenses be previously
paid:
One Unfinished Wagon, consisting Of
Body and Running Gear.
CHARLES CHILLINGwORTH,
Deputy Sheriff. Territory OF Hawaii.
Honolulu. Oahu. Sept. IL. 1900 5s4s
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DEFINING A BOUNDARY.
President Loubet Draws a Line Be-
tween Costa Rica and Colombia.

PARIS, Sept. 15.-President Loubet,
acting as arbitrator in the boundary
dispute between Colombia and Costa
Rica, decides that the frontier between
the two republics Is formed by the cor
dillera of the mountains setting out
from Punta Mona, on the Atlantic. and
crossing northwards the valley from
Rio Tarina to Rio Sibola, then by a line
drawn at about the ninth degree Of
latitude between the Atlantic and the
Pacific. Afterwards the boundary fol-
lows line between Chiriqui viejoa and
the tributaries OF the gulf Of Dulce end
ing at Puenta Buryea, on the Pacific.
The Islands east and southwestern
Punta Mona, near the coast, belonging
TO the Colombia, and those further
away from the continent lying be-
tween the Mosquito coast and the 18th
mus Of Panama are also Colombia ter
ritory. as well as the island situated
east of the Buryea Islands and includ-
ing them The islands west OF this
point are assigned to Costa Rica.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1900-09-22
KIHEI PLANTATION CO.. LTD

THE TENTH ASSESSMENT OF 5
per cent. or $50 per share. has been
levied. % become due and payable on
the ist day Of October. 1900. VIII bear
interest from November /. 1900. and de-
iinquent December 1. 1900.
Up. COOKE.
Treasurer Klhei Plantation Co.
Ltd.
Ofnces: Alexander a Baldwin. Ltd,
Judd building. Honolulu. September n.
1900.
5sss- 2si3-st-sept q. 2s.
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THE FOURTH ASSESSMENT OF
10 per cent. or s. per share. becomes
delinquent on the ist day OF ortober.
1870.
Stockholders are hereby notified that
the delinquent shares on that day VIII
b. published according 20 bylaws and
sold az auction.
]. p. COOKE.
Treasurer Nahiku Sugar Co.
Offices. Alexander q Baldwin. Ltd.
Judd building. Honolulu. September q.
1900
6sss-s2f3-s t-sept q. Is.
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FOR SALE ON EASY TERMS

ONE AND ONE-HALF STORY
house, corner OF Victoria and Green
streets Occupied at present by Major
Ruhlen), containing parlor, dining
room. FIVE bedrooms, bathroom, etc.
Land 100 20 feet, with one-haf OF 10
feet right OF way. Price $1,000.
II required, can add land 81 T 70 feet
with small cottage. adjoinirs tur ad-
ditional $500.
Parties looking for HON 80 ea9 In q
quiet neighborhood should cal on AR
THUR HARRISON for further infor-
nation. 5e42
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M'BRyDe SUGAR CO., LTD.

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT
the ninth assessment OF ten u0l per
cent (t2 per share). levied on the as
sessabie stock Of the McBryde Sugar
Co. Ltd. n due on october I. 1850. and
viii be delinquent on October Is. 1900.
Stockholders viii please make prompt
payment AZ the Office OF Messrs. Thee.
III. Davies a Co. Ltd.
(slgned). II. NJ. swANZY.
Treasurer.
Honolulu. September 10. 1900. 5s5s
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NOTICE.

WE HEREBY IsSUE A CALL TO
tie District Committees of the Fourth
and Fifth Districts to meet in joint
convention on TUESDAY EVENING,
September p. at 1880. in the DRILL
SHED. for the purpose OF nominating
Republican candidates for Senator'S.
Signed, September p, 1900
CURTIS P. IAUKEA.
H NJ MOTT SMITH,
a Y. GEAR
T. MCANTS STEWART,
i. l.. 9PCANDLESS,
1851 c. WILCOX.
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ASSESSMENT NOTICE.
HAWAIIAN ELECTRIC CO.. LII

HAWAIIAN ELECTRIC CO.. LTD.
THE FOLLOWING ASSESSMENTS
have been levied upon the assessable
stock of this Company, as to become
due and payable al the Office Of the Ha-
waiian Trust and Investment Co., Ltd:
SECOND assessment of % per cent
October /, 1900;
THIRD assessment OF Is per cent,
November 1, 1900;
FOURTH and FINAL assessment
December /, $780,
Dated Honolulu. September u, 1900.
G. r. CARTER,
Treasurer Of me Hawaiian Electric
Co., Ltd. 5S49
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ESTATE and Shares
E corporation STOCK
n AUCTION.
|EixCs FOR CAPITALISTS
| lSD INVESTORS.

j. % Henry smith. ESQ. who
j change the form Of his In
u ne Undersigned win expose
u Public Auction az his sales
En street. In Honolulu, az ~
pon on WEDNESDAY. Sep
\ 100. the following pieces or
and and shares q stock. via:
REALTY.
On makai side % King street
" Catholic Cemetery. lately
y lanes Carly. being lot 4 OF
"a has % feet frontage on
~ io feet depth. and contains
N acre. more OF less. Pos
~ sven immediately.
ysss % land IN Kaiauao.
~ lsaE apanas 1 and . Of T..
VIZ both containing i1.T1
~ nd wet land. more or less.
y an Wo Company for t30.0
pm rnt payable IN advance.
oascted July 4. 1900. Has
30 years more 20 run.
NJ The above atty per cent
30 cent on mortgages Tor
~ a seven per cent.
VIBRATION SHARES.
shares waimanaio sugar
Hcck. par value. 500 each.
Bars Mutual Tel Company
value 90 each.
y hamoa sugar Company
value 500.
atf fur shares. Deeds and
expense ~ purchasers IT,
estate are perfect
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1900-09-22
MASS CONVENTION

a MASS CONVENTION OF THE
DEMOCRATIC VOTERS of the ISL
AND OF OAHU Is hereby called to
meet at the Drill Shed on MONDAY
EVENING, September "a, 1900, at 8
o'clock. for the purpose OF nominating
Legislative Candidates for the Island of
Oahu, and to elect delegates to the Ter
ritorial Convention.
c. ]. MCCARTHY,
1855 Chairman.
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'essE's NOTICE.

49,. s.I..oHEKEEPER. ron
49,. 49, street. has this dav
\ ~ Tor The benefit OF
III by, ,,. Eivss notice that an
|fst. SAID Tong Kee must
I pm. within six months
,.rer barred.
gNRTENBERG.
4 sss,...I,,oe Tor Tong Kee.
Hiber 20. 1900 Jsss
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HAWAIIAN SUGAR CO.

THE sTocKBooKs OF THE
above company will be closed 10 trans
fers from Tuesday. September Is. to
Saturday. September %. both inclusive.
w. l.. HOPPER.
bess Secretary.
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PIONEER MILL co, Ito.

THE sToCKBOOKs OF THIS COM
nany VIII be closed % transfers from
Wednesday. September g. 1900. 70 Mon
Jay. October 4. 1900. inclusive.
a. a. IsENBERG.
$3.50 Treasurer.
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OAHU SUGAR CO., Ito.

THE sTOCKBoORs OF THIS COM
p1ny will b. closed TO transfers from
September 26. 1900. TO Mon
day. October I. 1900 inclusive.
J. r. HACKFELD.
1851 Treasurer.
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entiOn, 6. A. r.

\ iss,AL CAMPFIRE OF
-. sons Post viii De held nt
H.. taiN TIE home % Corn
~ q. 1870
Ne comrades. veterans Of
Amy and Navy Union
.,,a nd Daughters Of Vet
'''ly Invited 70 be pres
w o. EATON. =. C..
INVITATION COMMITTEES.
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10 LEI.

y .5,.slpENCE. CONTAIN
y. BEDROOMS. dining
-. "lier closet. bathroom
y - ln Vineyard street.
|Aefy 70 Lam Sal, Of Wing
- ~. sai has a iot % nice
-" furniture for sale a,
pF'oe. IN the abovs
tsss
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Corporation Notices.
K0NA SUGAR CO., Ito.
DEIINouENr NoT1cE.

DELINQUENT NOTICE.
All stockholders In arrears for assess
ments 8 . and 10. will please take no
tice that same must be paid by Satur-
day. September %. for all stock delin-
queut az that date viii be advertised
ard sold.
r. w. McCHEsNEY.
EG11 Treasurer.
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auction Sale
or
||I|I|ENI STOCK
~ THE
IA SUGAR co.
| Limited.
|arCRDU, SEPT. 20,
.,,TrRDU, SEPT. 80

uOCtolh NVvN'
..i..f1am Oh Queen street.
f.fi en- at Public Auction
- ns treasurer. Mr. J. +.
|. "A. allowing certificates OF
~. 6tAN SUGAR CO. LTD
n. asv.Hth assessment. due
|, tar1u.Bt August sist. with
|. s.r.1 aai Advertising ex-
I ..,.f.n or before the day and
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1900-09-22
s.. 000-BERETANIA STREET, near
McCully street; three lots, size 20
1879; terms to suit.

81, 250-CORNER LOT, being corner OF
Young and McCully streets; size.
81 X 141. This is an elegant corner.
ready for building upon, and In the
neighborEood of good improve
ments; all new. Terms to suit pur-
chaser
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1900-09-22

Brig Cen. J. II. Wilson has arrived at
Peking.
Earl Ii says he can protect foreigners
IN China.
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SO, 50o-BERETANIA STREET. be-
tween Victoria and Pensacola
streets; size Go x 145; with trees,
shrubbery, grass. etc.
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s., 250-KINAU STREET. LOT So 145,
with many valuable trees and
shrubbery; ready to build upon.
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81 .5oo-CORNER PENSACOLA and Ki-
nau streets; size. 100 x 200. An ele-
CANT corner lot with trees, ETC., and
many advantages. AS fine lot as
can be found in Honolulu.
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ASSESSMENT NOTICE.
HAiAIuA ACRlCUl TURkL CO..
LIMITED.

ASSESSMENTS HAVE BEEN CALL
ed on the assessable stock OF this
company as to become due ana payable
at the Office Of Castle & Cooke, Ltd, on
September 18th, 1900. 10 per cent (s1o
per share): delinquent October 18th.
1909.
October 3Oth. 1900, 10 per cent (s1s per
share): delinquent November 30th. 1900.
W. A. BOWEN.
s63s Treas. Waiaiua -Agr. Co.. Ltd
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~ particulars enquire Of
JAMES n MORGAN.
Auctiuueer and Broker.
Street. Honolulu sea-
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|NNOUNCtMttI

coorEu having this DAY
FlI.nership with Dr. J. II.
q f1fmnr'y % san Francis.
| NJ prs. Cooper n Mcdonald
'1 the practice. occupyinr
wfmor'y used By Dr. Cooper.
oFFicE HOURS
m
a'l-ioa mi. 90 2 .. M. Z to
Cooper $50 % 10 a. m. .
AL q to D. d. m. Telephone
o. 1920
WI present all bills tn
N ne formation 81 the
Hf'nsh his collector.
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Jr COOKE. Treasurer.
b. September rs. 1900.
IlS :. MORGAN, Auctr.
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IS, 0o0-BERETANIA STREET, near
Pensacola; house and lot; size of
lot, Go X 290; fine locality.
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SC, 250-COTTAGE near Pensacola
street; contains rooms bath and
all modern improvements; well inn
proved; size of lot, 60 200; possibly
special terms.
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WILL E. FISHER.
s.. 000-BERETANIA STREET. near
McCully street; three lots. size 20
139; terms to suit.
81, 25o-CORNER LOT, being corner or
Young and McCully streets; size.
81 141. This is an elegant corner.
ready for building upon, and In the
neighborhood of good improve
ments; all new. Terms to suit pur-
chaser.
s., 25o-KINAU STREET LOT So x 145.
with many valuable trees and
shrubbery; ready to build upon.
SO, 5oo-BERETANIA STREET. be-
tween Victoria and Pensacola
streets; size Go x 145; with trees.
shrubbery, grass. etc.
81. 5oo-CORNER PENSACOLA and Ki-
nau streets; size, 100 200. An ele-
CANT corner lot with trees, etc. and .
many advantages. AS fine a lot an
can be found in Honolulu.
IS, 0oo-BERETANIA STREET, near
PENSACOLA; house and lot; size of
lot, 90 X 290; fine locality.
| sc, 250-CoTTAGE near Pensacola
street; contains rooms, bath and
all modern improvements; we'll inn
proved; size of lot, 60 x 200; possibly
special terms.
/ S125-COTTAGE; to be removed; on
Queen street, opposite Militant st.
/ and Judiciary building; has rooms.
/ 81, G-COMFORTABLE COTTAGE Of
! seven rooms, modern improvements,
ETC., with pleasing grounds; size of
lot, SO X 1913; on Aiapai street, near
Wilder avenue. Should be seen 10
be appreciated. Fifteen hundred
dollars can remain On mortgage.
Many other desirable COTTAGES,
well located, at excellent terms.
For addition list call at Office Of
Will E. Fisher,
/ REAL ESTATE ACT. IND AUCTIOKEER.
Alakea and Merchant Streets.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1900-02-19
BOOSTERS CALLED A HALT.
The Teutonia Mannerohor's Ball
Game to a Sudden Close.

The Teutonia Mannerchor enjoyed a
masquerade and civic ball at Pohlmann' S
Saturday night. The hall was decorated
to suit the occasion and was thronged
with merry dancers Many of the cos
tunes were unique and pretty and others
were as ludicrous as any ever seen at a
mask ball.
Prizes had been offered for the most
elegant and the most ludricous costumes
worn at the ball. Miss Leonia Kreutzig
took the first prize for the best costumed
lady She represented the Queen of
Roses. Her prize was a gold clock. Miss
Martha Lippmann wore the most original
costume, representing a donkey party
and Gottlieb Gantzhorn captured the prize
of the gentleman wearing the most conf
cal costume. H. Hausgen was Prince
Carnival and led the grand march.
One of the features of the grand march
was the appearance of a company of Boer
warriors headed by Dom Paul.
A number of boosters in cages occupied
the ledge of the gallery. They seemed to
be charmed by the music. At midnight a
big fellow with gorgeous plumage sudden
ly tapped his wings and crowed in an al
most unearthly manner. All the roosters
then joined in the chorus and actually
drowned the music. The ball came to a
sudden but brilliant close after a merry
evening.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1900-02-19
THE IANSENS CAPTURED
Boys Who Brutally Assault
ed Their Step-Mother
Found in New York.

Detective Alexander Gallagher Of the
Montgomery street. station captured the
notorious J Janseu brothers, Charles and
william, of this city, who about month
ago robbed and brutally assaulted their
step-mother in their fathers home, No.
81 Highland avenue. Detective Gallagher
caught the young desperadoes on Fifty
seventh street, New York, where they
have been living with their aunt since
the crime was committed. They were ar
raigned in the West Side Court on Fifty
seventh street this morning and held to
await extradition papers.
The detective was put on the case i'm
mediately after the boys robbed their
father Inspector Archibold instructed
Gallagher to search the cheap lodging
houses on the Bowery. This Gallagher
did without success. He kept up his chase
however, and ran across the boys last
night They will be brought to this city
and tried
The father, William Jansen, who is en-
ployed in the sugar works on Essex
street, says he will let the law take its
course. Once before when his sons robbed
him he refused to prosecute them and in
terceded after they had been convicted
and sentenced to six months in the peni-
tentiary. The boys were paroled by Judge
Blair A month later the boys, who had
been living away from their parents,
broke in the rear cellar door of their
fathers house, attacked their stepmother
and after beating her almost insensfble
and threatening to kill her, ransacked the
bureau drawers and closets, carrying off
about S1A0 II, cash and iewelrv The floyS
skipped toward Newark.
Detective Gallagher was commended by
Inspector ArchFbold for his capture.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1900-02-19
the NEW PETIT JURY.
Heavy Drew the Names This Morn
ing From the Box.

Judge Blair permitted Sheriff Ruempler
and County Clerk Fisher to draw petit
jury this morninging to serve for two
weeks from next Monday. Under Sheriff
Heavey drew these names out of the box:
Jersey City-John Monahan, Adam
Horhing, Lewis Heinecke, David Allen,
Jesse Mcfarland, Henry Thompson, John
Dempsey. John Dolan, Frederick Hart
man, Robert A O'Beirne, John M. Klink,
A. r. Lyons, Conrad Becker, Myles NC
Carron, George Price, Ambrose Bowley,
John Dunn, Garret Hardenburg, Anton
Sieverding, G. Frank Sutherland, ]. w.
Miller. James MoAuley, Patrick Harring-
ton, John j. Roberts, Dennis Toomey,
John McBurth, Michael Scanlon, Fred
Bech John Higgins, John May, Stephen
Jennings, J. s. Sottern, Lewis O'Neill,
Patrick Larkin, George A. Lewis, John
Feeney, Patrick Cooney, Carsten Dierck-
sten,. John Lasher, Edward Pagan, John
S. Rehill
Hoboken-George Doyle, A. A. Edmun-
ston, Charles Ford, Richard Hueterman,
Frederick Doepner, Emil Wagner.
Bayonne-Charles Mum, Harry Mein-
hardt Cort s. Braistead, John Smith.
Union Hill-Frederick Schroeder, Fred
eriek Fichtl
West ,Hoboken-Emi Doublebois. James
Harris.
North Bergen-Jacolb Henshe.
Guttenberg-John Henry, John Ryan.
eehaWlxen-Archer M. E1emning.
Kearny-John Flefdner.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1900-02-19
GREENVILLEITES KICK.
Old School Lots Are Used As
Dumping Grounds.

Residents of Greenville avenue have 9
complaint of fifteen years standing
against the city Since the old school site
was vacated the five lots on which the old
school house stood have been lying idle.
Taking advantage of the exposed con-
dition of the site, the residents OF THAI
section have used them for a general
dumping ground. For years refuse and
filth of all kinds have been deposited
there and at present it resembles a vast
garbage heap. In addition to being used
as a receptacle for all kinds of litter. It
is also used as a crematory for old beds
and mattresses, reeking with germs OF
contagion.
Residents claim that the spot is a dis
ease breeder and has ben for years. It is
also claimed that the Board of Health
has been notified but has done nothing to
remedy the evil. Residents of that Sec
ton are talking of petitioning tfS Board
of Education, which has control Of the
property, to devise means to abolish this
nuisance.
The property owners of Greenville av-
enue further claim that they have been
unfairly treated regarding assessments for
the paving of that thoroughfare last suIn-
mer. 1t is claimed that they were COM
PEELED to pay more than their pro rata
share owing to the existence Of the fye
lots owned by the city, the paying assess
ment of which they had to stand.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1900-02-19
CLAIMS He is A PARTNER.
James Newtons' Suit Against the
Grocer's Mutual Association.

Counselor Joseph Anderson, counsel for
James Newton, asked Vice Chancellor
Ptney this morning to fix a day for the
hearing of Newton's case against James
E. Banks and others. Some time ago
several grocers in the Hudson City section
of the city formed the Grocers' Mutual
Association whereby they saved money
by purchasing their goods in large guam
titles and distributing them to each
other, thus saving the middleman's per-
centage Newton claims to have been a
partner in the association and brings the
suit for an accounting of the profits of the
concert. The defendants deny that New
ton was ever partner in the concern
and declare that he was never anything
more than an employe engaged to take
charge of the warehouse in which the as
ISOLATION stored it's goods.
Mr. James Gordon, counsel for Newton,
called the Courts attention to the fact
that certain moneys which the defend
ants had been ordered to pay into court
had not been received by the clerk. Mr..
Anderson said that that was not so, as
he held the receipt for the money. The
Vice Chancellor set down April 16 as the
date for hearing the case.