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The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1901-11-20
WASHINGTON COUNTY COURT

When court reconvened Monday
the civil case of Goslant against Lane was
called This suit is brought to recover
certain sums alleged to be due the plain
tin from the defendant in the purchase of
the mil property at Lanesboro formerly
owned by Mr.. Lane. j p. Lamson and
lay and Simonds appear for the plaintiff
and q. W. Wing, Dillingham;, Huse and
Rowland and F. L Laird for defendant
Court worked overtime on Friday after
noon and evening to reach the end of the
case OF state against Slamon. The evil
dence in rebuttal was completed at the
evening session of court and two argu-
ments were made. The closing argu-
ments were made this morning and the
case went TO the jury at eleven o'clock.
Court has taken recess until Monday
afternoon at two o'clock, when the civil
case OF Goslant against Lane is assigned
for trial
The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1901-11-20
THE UNITED STATES HOTEL,
BOSTON.

Before the death of Mr. Tilly
Haynes, long time proprietor of the
old States he arranged for new
lease of the property, which has been
transferred to his sister and brother
in-law, Mr. and Mrs, James G.. Hick
ey, whose long association with Mr.
Haynes and their thorough knowledge
of the business make them especially
fitted to continue the work, so that
the same careful attention to guests
excellence of table with moderate
charges, and comfortable, homelike
air-which have made the house fam
ous i'll the past-will be kept up in
the future, The old patrons will be
as welcome as ever, and the new ones
can rest assured of courteous treat
ment and good care.
The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1901-11-20
THE ISTHMIAN CANAL.

Washington, Nov. 1S.-The report
of the isthmian canal commission is
now in the hands of the President
and the commission has given up its
room.
Washington, Nov. 1S.-The isthmian ca
nal treaty was signed this afternoon in
the diplomatic chamber of the State de-
partment by Lord Pauncefote for Great
Britain and John Hay secretary of state
The signing was without formality.
London, Nov. 18.-It is semi-oficially
announced today that England comedies
all demands of the United States in the
lsthmian anal matter. She agrees
that it shall be an American water way
operated by United States and fortified il
necessary by this country.
The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1901-11-20
STATE NEWS.

Rex Donald, the three years old son
of Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Silloway of
Hyde Park, was burned to death at
their home in Craftsbury on Friday.
AS near as can be learned the chill
dren were left in bed and Mrs. Sillo-
way after making a fire went out to
the barn to do some chores. The lit
tie boy got up and amused himself by
putting paper III the front of the stove.
In some way his night dress caught fire
and before assistance arrived he was
burned in such a horrible manner
that he died at about six O'Clock in
the evening.
The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1901-11-20
AGENTS WANTED

To represent the Connecticut Genera
Life Insurance Co. Apply to f. 1.
DRURY, General Agent, Room 3.
Walton Block, State Street, Mont
pelier, Vt.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1901-02-21
AID FOR MRS. HENRY YOtNGS.
Fellow worhmen of Her Husband to the Rescue
Cash Sent TO THE sun"

For the relief OF Mrs Henry Nourg.. whose
husband was killed BY a West Shore train at
New Durham. on Sund1 last while she look ed
on n distracted spectator. the management
and employees ~ the Peerless Rubber Mann
featuring COMPANY. where Noungs was ON
rloycd. have raised "a small subscription Ia
tide the widow aud her three small children
over their immediate wants The cNprnses
of ~. funeral were paid from an employees
Insurance. fund organized som" time ago hy
tha rubber company workmcn.
Noungs's employers Spca L OF him "a n faith
ful. sober man ia whom they had full con-
ndrucc He earned from siO To- sl2 a week
and this was his entire capital Mr.. loungS
herself f. not a struns woman and one oi her
three children D, IN INV Aid. % that the bur
den Of supporting herself and them viii l." "A
heavy one for her III" disaster that over
whclmcd tho little home came 40 suddenly
that the woman = -tNl half dared with IL and
hardy ~ a condition ~ realize any FEATURE
Of II heNoud thu one overwhelming fact Of
tho TRAGEDY Itself 81 which he was a NItnr->
What n mean. to her 90 "a" waV Of po.Sihlo
Distress IN ~" tutur" she thur iaT only bar
italy appreciate Mr. NOuuLS'S funeral took
PLACE Yesterday
THr SrN has received for the aid NJ Mrs
younss From CHARITY. ~. u ) {. 81. Moses
Levy. u; a sympathizcT. o., ". IA. A.. -:
and j &, b.. IS.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1901-02-21

Thought Something ws Goins to Happen
Landed In q SnO~banL.

ASS IUruR. Mich t"h :o-A deep
snovhank ., all that saved Mabel Cor%ery, "a
freshman htsraIy student. whose HON" ~ IN
Toledo ohio. from being killed -" hai
been -pend.ns sunday with her parents. ana
boarded Il tram 'or this cry Yesterday after.
noon The tram vas approaching NfAls az
u. rate ~ thITty-hVc niles an houf, when
she suddenly jumped ny, rushed & IN" gar
door aud iraa' ~ mad leap The IRAN, Va.
ha,Ari up and q was found that she had sIid
tIrulsh the snow on her lace Tor foriy ir't
she Na~ cun-CipIs. aud when ~" con lHc''r
a,Ncd her why she he jumped ii" replied %
Thought something ~sssolns 70 hHppch
\It.s Tnrk.rN. uncuu'rolIable Impulse was
probahly caused 10y u"rNou-n"S- from over
work IN preparing for Examinations ~"
N.- plN,cd IN the blsrRz" car ana Dfpusht
To thi- ,ffV an T. now being cared Tor az Tn"
I University Hospital No bones "eIe oroAeh
and size viii recover.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1901-02-21
rHK CORPORATION BIKJS.
Sweeping Changes Made In the Present Law
with . View OF iibrraii,ing Them,

AIpISY. Feb - When senator Hracke't's
two bills amending tho stock and general
coronation laws Of the state. with a view Of
nbcrali ling them In accordance" With Gov
Odell's recommendation, cam" up in the
senate a few DAYS ago IN Committed n tho
Whole. not only tho minority. hui a number
of Republican senators criticised sons ~
III. changes mad. In the interests - cor Dora
tion~ Tonight the Republican senators
discussed thrs. two hin. NJ a conference
TIC chnrRc, in tho laws are sweeping In
th,lr mtur" The changes made hy tho Tin
m 'he Stock Corporation law follow
Unlimited right - given stock corpor,-
property therefor. With ~" consent 0f two
third, of ia" stock II, the present law the
amount 81 = mortgage" cannot exceed tho
amount Of rs lhlt IN. capital stock. ur an
amount equal o. 'Wu-'hlrd, ot the value
of It's corporate property In Ounncctiun
with the amouduIcut, ~" section Prohibiting
the over issue NJ hpUd~ Is repealed
stock corporations aro authorized hv
certificate 20 prpNId" that directors need Tot
he stockholders Nv ~" present Jaw dirrr-
tor are required I" h" chn,"u from the stock
holders
Ihs liability ri directors for unau thnri,ed
dividend, - hN"t ~ the full -,t ut u- ln,.
incurred by creditors aud stockholders,
whereas, hy IN" present law thcr AZ" liable
tn tn" fun amount oi the capital divided or
Stock corp"raucus arc authorized to pre-
scribe a time, ru' less than one hour ir "l,u
ds, during which the stock book shall b. uuru
m" stack huus To- b" "p"u dllv during hi<a-
moss hours.
The present Law provides 'hat 10 transfer
of stock shall h" valid until ~ shall hav" been
entered IN the stock book, "Nc"pt 10 render
the tvansinroc liable tonsIlc d"nts Of tha
corporation, The exception is stricken out,
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1901-02-21
o THE RtINES laws
Alexander S-iLirk OF Albany SAYS lie Wa the
Author az the Liquor rai Law,

Np.NN. Feb 20 rntIl TODAY Il has been
tho general opinion that the Liquor Tax law
was tho work Of senator lohn kain"s ~
,~anand,imR. but NrNaudrr S"lkirk Of albany
declares thit 30 originated tue idra and
senator Rainrs stole tho Till from him III"
said Lee could show the original drnit Of III"
rim This was brought out at IL" bearing
h,rorc tho Assembly l,ct-e ,owmittn" on
MIR tiatrh's till compel NIX snl"puA'rp'r-
~ t,kr down -ore,ns and Siv" u" public u
clear view nl the lIr and drirNug rooms
pl,o prnhihitug sid" door entrances md
permitting hut on" entr,,,nc" VI N"iklin
,ut tn l;cv pr j = \ leurv Of >"w ORR
ctt. President Of IL" state A~ri-S2l9on
.,.uc. nur.trrd in favor - the VIII They
or,rIsd mat IL would hr m Ntd t. stop drink
ing aud have n good cncct p"n, ~ hlic morals
The opponent T. Of the bill said II was %ri'iou'
legislation and nin"I u driv" N" saloon
kccpors out Of Business and was against
nnu,lic morals. "a II would not do to permit
children u acc men drinking In salouns.
The committee. did not act on ~" hlll. hut
will meet tomorrow morning, when u will
hr consldcred The opinion of a number Of
members 81 tho mmitt II that II ~ I'M
practicable.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1901-02-21
TERR, NOR BRstkS sHsFT
m. sos,hneld, vs..enscrs Transferred IN the
InnrI nnt To a Water ship.

n. Staten Island ferryboat Southieid'
which Ief - ucore" Tor N" Wilton al street
landing ~ u 90 T. VI YESTERDAY hrose h"r
shaft inside tHe port paddl"hot when n"tr
liberty Island Engineer Gallagher stopped
the rgine just ~ tho ~frlctlr" occurred ana
nobody except Gallagher knew what vas in'
matter until Can't fmmpns vas notified
The boat be. an drifting 10 Sn IN" hav. t''tlns
her vui-tl" FOR assI-tanc" tIs maze fh''
To- her and held her uutl her sister ship. ih"
Nortlreld also bound for New YORK. came
al,ur and took N her seventy Ave passenger
Iue boats came together end on ana w"r'
thu. made fast. Gangpltut- we're stretched
h.tUeer them and the passengers wAS"i
onto the NorthHeld IN" hdy vas pItcli'
the transfer EASY and thrr" was no excite
neut The Southfeli was toved 10 staple
ton. where al" landed ~. vehicles. which
took another boat to New YORK
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1901-02-21
DIDN'T QUIT
because she Never started.

Many peopl~ have been Interested In the
rcnorta O, persons made III by coffee drinking
and cured bv quitting and using Postum
Food coffee Of course the leaving on Of
tho poison ~ coffee In highly organized peop!e
whose systems are affected by II. IL a great
helm in Itself. but the biggest end 81 the help
ia in the elements furnished 10y Postum Food
Coffee This is a true food drink of the high
est character.
\ lady who has never been addicted 10
tea or coffee drinking, was reduced by .tom-
arh trouble ,o a condition OF nervous pros
,ra,ion with heart trouble. insomnia. and
finally got in such u weak condition that the
poctors said she could not got well. and
i, was thought she would live but a shoy,
time
Some one brought Postum Food Coffee 10
her attention. shc Quit taking Medicine and
went ~ using Postum She SAYS. 1t did no,
sour on my stomach and ] began 10 feel better
a. once | kept on using n day after day
aud am now well and strong and have better
hcalth than I h6v" had for years. and am most
sincerely thankful that Postum Food Cone"
vas invented and | was led 10 use II "
This IL "A direct evidence ~ the fact thu,
has so often l,een stated that Postum Is n
nourishiIs food drink containInc the elements
Of pho-phat" Of potash and albumen that 40
cells In IN" brain aud all over the body II
does not contain medlcir" ~ any sort or
KIND, only tho elements placed Ia the cereals
of III" Held by the Almighty Creator. and
selected aud mad" use Of in the form II a
liuuid food 10y ia" inventor
Nv husband l. a grocer and has been out
found aha, Postum has done for mo l." ha,
Postum FOR quite, a lttl" Time lie has I'M
proved greatly, sleeps well nights, and says
he 1 ia. S,vsn " S coffee en,.,,l' x,.
Co.. lad. a. B.ais Creek. Mich.SAS.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1901-02-21
ACCUSED NURSE TENTIFIES.
NtPPFD HJIIrtPD'S Tt'r. NM
fHOkT mn. ~ NuS
nobody hid >trarsir the Iunsttc wourd. ".
Received { .us-d b' iaIIins Davis = Looi
witness IN IIi- own Behalf Doctor So,
That Heart raiIure kiIl-d UiIi.rd.

Isssc p,vts . ,Y,-. ,.,
,,o ,c,o,sI ,,..o,s 1,..,.
' '''S"
Tor h'IlNhs loulS ] HINlufi. q luUHfls. 90
insane PAVILION n, bellevue - p.. 81. ,...
HI" LAWYERS ihat h." Wa Iuupr "rt Eii V.-t.l
To testify hts do''ean'r ON tn" stand vs.
"'' Nv '''' ' N''' .''
! hd'r ''o-'-"N1'.Iuh'l" ly As-...euf o..
,rIpt Attorney pI.ro. no Tel. nod ..cr..
,,d a. .,,..., 49,. "
"''
't''7 '"''"''d 'H"' d" - 'rP"d hH'Hrd q
said that 10 was 3 general pr,.t,,. v,.,
-" ""'" "
sam I'''"htS began I" 80 mt" % tr~r/ 30
civ" them a blow In tho fa.e H. urder to a..
tract their attaption So ,h., a ,
-, 80. "a. - N'''
sirr' 49, 'huueh'e nr"h them 10 max" '."n
u" 1Hl"t lie SAID that he did not ST.. =
HIIliard more than once and dtd not ch...
him Dqyi. wears yl.ss.. nrt ,n.s. ut
Ah''h'i on ." said ~ 'h" beginning Of o."
struggle, 80 that he was unable" 30 49,. udI,t
To- have the help Of Nurses pcn, a,d vsr.h.
TO control H'Ii.ard tn" patient, l." sad, W..
The hctl'" one and the nurses merely . yrr,cd
themsrlves to restrain him 1t WI, not H..
had d~iTiculty IA h,.dng lin. Iut le@@ts. ,
was exceedingly agile NIIard succs.t.t
in freeing himself from the nurses intne h.'
.,rising upon the Nashhasin with htsl'', &..I"'
but j." rose aud ran into the corridor. VIE
h" threw hImsrlt hucA to stop hir.,,
and, -llrpiug.fU III on ma head, receiving a SOL.
wound, Nh,l. btvd CONSIDERABLE
~" entered IN" Mills framing Schnu! or
De. lN"N, DAYS sJld. aud had done lu'
10" lnsnh" pavilion FOR IA weeks when -,
iHlifd trou hlc occurred Prior to ne u,
cu'aiiun against hiu. q" never drank. n.,
I'm" th,u h" had taken half an ounce o.
WIZ We" dnN, t~ ,lun.lani
Al'"f ther struggle hilliaId and the Nurse
Nit" c4uuly exhausted. Davis sud. h4t
hiiHlHtd was hll" v" get into bed unasssed,
Ih'i ne U'tNlsl noticed that -" dtI"nt vs.
hr.i'hlns very hHtd and h". save him a hyI,
uei.I'in lnJHCuon and called lr Moore DAVIS
stud mat he neither checked Huliard with 4
sheet h2r saw that don" A he had never
zen ,ilI'atd h"i"t" IN" morning of Dec y
y" hnd M ~ ieellns toward hun for any rea,on
iht's -aid mat nus work n the insane ward
hau been praised hy Dr SIcllinRn and pt
Mur az The Manhattan state Hospital ls
einected TO 10 graduated as n nurse In fe'
dhN,- wh'i ms Cl,rg" vas made
Mr.. Pierce asked IA Cross-cSamina'ion
~ tis witness knew that more than one-thir1
OF the patents leaving a." insane pavilion
w'r" bruised and sometimes weT" beaten 60
that Their eyes were closed The question
VS. excluded
W con / IL Nald, an instructor IN View
YORK University, testified that no was resent
for experience when pr poulin made ,ia
autopsy on Nlliurd's body iud saw Tho VITA
orsans He Ia not aDree with ne Coroner.
ply stefan thtt HsUhyNiatiun was tho csus.
OF death lie thought that IL vas hesrt
failure
Mr. Perc.. cyoss-eNnmining -You do no,
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1901-02-21
DrroscD Pn,,fDrNr mrs RaCk
Accuse. seven nulidIng ASSOCIATION Onicers Of
Rining ~, Dc,L,

Tho -cyen o'l'or~ Of tho BROOKLYN CITY
Cu6perG' - RuiliIug aui Loan association
of 1T court 't'"rt, whom Thomas ! l"wis,
the dcpusei President OF e." ASSOCIATION.
accused ~ srnud lH.,"uy tur retaining pos
80, -iuu o' hl- money aud u'h"r rroI city
vnlIcd ~ a.. AL pleaded not guilty hrior"
Magistrate Nrcrucr ia the Adams street
Iu.Itr count Nrsiv" DAY They were patpt"d
uruIIn. rNN'uiuutIou on tuesday nsEi \
Wc-n go Nj owls was d"ro-rd from the
prr,llpuuy II tho G,~p.Iutluu for allowing
Il mcmhcr 10 'cruuiu In Hr''ars " payment
on \ mort.ty" for 81 months
Vi cwl- had = piiNut" d">t at IL" court
stI'c, ull,c. whor" ho also dIl husiurSs o.
~ rcul rst.to dealer lilo alleges that tro
hrc..od officials took Io'".hl. posSesSlon
or - desk and appropriated ia cnntent'
Nicr. President Scllcv, who Il, one Of the
urcnaci. -ni | that VI Lewis had voluntarily
eutrcnd-rrd the heys Of his desk
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1901-02-21
YALE ST. DTyr BREAKS QUARANTINE.
y. u. Abbey VIII lie Arrested when He Returns
Ia New Haven VA sick of Diphtherta.

NEW HAYES. FEB 20 -BecaiSeS IL Abbey
a Yale academic JUNIOR. broke the quaiah-
tine laws OF thl' city while suffering with
dlphthcns. and went to his hon" In hinsston'
Y ' he will be- arrested Just as soon ASH"
retnrns 20 New Haven Or Frank ". wright.
M tho head ~ the New Haven Health Depart
mrui. l. authority for N" sta'tlheit hNnrN
g mIu. and hccqmc about a week rgo
Uis mother wa. immediately sen, for, Health
ynunv man to his home and put him In quar-
Hutin" -
few nights ago the students mother
had her son removed 10 Kingston. where ne
H. nny recovering warrant for the stu
dents arrest upon his return to ' ale has oerh
AGED for on complaint OF Mr. Wright
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1901-02-21
Au,ops, shed, New Light On the Death Of tho
Glri Who welded secretly.

Coroncr'- Phv-lciAn Weston mad" m
nu'pr,y IN tho body ut Mr. ulI Sh"ph"srd
YESTERDAY and found that sh" dled OF q
criminal operation Mrs Nhrph"aid. who's"
maiden name vus lulu S,h"rer. was married
-rcrrtl, on Ian - Sh" lived with her hu~.
n.nd IN u furnished room hulSr AZ 3d5 West
1hIrtv-sNCuud street., but told her relatives
mat she 4, NNIur alone
l1l,N. ', Fob 20 Lulu Schcr"r, until
two Years ago VIZ u resident ot this CIV
shr had "A sister, Mrs j Frank NiCkcns,
now residing IN liI,, Miss Schrr"r. went
To- New York two Years ago md mad" her
home with her brother. : J Suherciy a pho
,~osraphor. at Twenty third street and III Dad
way II WAS not known here That sh" MAS
married or III IN news Of her death came
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1901-02-21
broke HHR NEIGHBORS Skull.
WON an NortAiiy Injured in struggle for Poe.
scssion Of an AIe.

Mrs Mary I~xor. who runs n cider store
N, las Walton ,,rect. william burg. was
locked up In, night In the Clyner street
notice station on the charg" OF assault. II
was alleged that che fractured the skull Of
Mr. Johanna Sachs. a tenant In the Walton
street house. with nm axe They Quarrelled
las, NIGHT In the hail and Mrs Sachs vert
for nm ave She pounded on tho front door
81 Nirs Refers store and whom Mrs Re,er
aupeared a struggle ensued Tor the possession
81 the weapon in the scufrc Mrs. Sachs
wna a'r ick With II Sho was taken 70 the
Faster, Dfs'rlct Vospital, whore her condition
WINS pronounced critical.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1901-02-21

The man who can have what
clothes he likes usually owns at
least three overcoats-light. me.
dunn aud heavy weight.
If he can afford but one, the
medium weight will be available
more days in the year than any
other.
Among the several hundred
Spring overcoats reduced yes.
terday to sl2 are some of these
most useful weights.
Several hundred pairs of mems
five dollar sample shoes are left
from our recent sale because the
sizes are I and "a in a and B
widths-men with feet to fit
take an inning; Sl.oo.
RoGERS. PEEr - COMPANY.
asa Rfoadway. cot Warren.
and 7 and Q WARN -
Rae Broadw.y cot Prince
.asTt IVES. SAD 81 ,
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1901-02-21
HERLIHy ~wHlTEw
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no rst P1t~r' rsttH.F mshnr rH''s' r.
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frrt i.fI ry'-d .rr .1t.i 'lrr in - -
De r.,r ~ 'IfH .rsts 't|s s's'aws0'
p rs-.i iart f~ass. on .Hf' 80 % 80
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w' ya'E .sid ,fs' nat D.. fIdn Hs'sv~
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MN. sisned by the Governor.

ALp,>Y. Fob 20 Gov Odell 'o-dAv signed
these hill,
senator Aud-'t's. creating ~ sinslo-headod
stat. commission OF Health IN place OF 'ha
present state Board OF Health oi mn" mem
hers The new towmie-luucT Of HEALTH
f. To be appointed by the Govcrnor. with
tho consent of thc senate, within twenty
DAYS after tho law ia signed n" Ia to re-
Criv,. a SALARY Of $500.
senator kll-worth'- aTordins veterans In
III" state. county and municipal emulo'
u"nt leave Of absence with pay On Memorial
nIV
senator Narshalls. authorizing IN" con-
s'ructiou on property fronting on Ia" Eastern
purkwuv, Rrooklvn, ~ u church, chapel or
sYlpulhpusc
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KELL6R TO SEE GRAND ~ Ri ur>rTrs.
lie wants TO Know Who Told Those Thing :.
About bellevue and just what They Said

Acting for Corporation Counsel Wha..
who Is Chartie- Commissioners k"ll.r's 90 Al
adviser. foruC- h.Si-'luf Hi-'Er' A'fur'r
Iugrr asked Judr" MoNiuhou In 'la t.i .r
Sessions N"~t"rdt, To- D." allowed 90 ir-..
the minutes 81 the January t'8Ld lur,. Al.
mad" a pr"s"u'w"ut recommending mat f
Commissioned rrluuyc drpuiy .l.,crs''..t.
O'I;nurk" md EJckard and nT = "
formerly Of thc Iu~Hu" ward. who - nov
charge OF the GNir CnluglHi. WyIa q
I lg"r said that M" tuLIm~Sluncr W.s'''
know about tho evidence IA order To- It'ri
charges AGAINST any men condemned ~ uf
hv the evidence. aud Il-o io learn 'usI a
Wa meant hv N" broad ARA grincr' n. p
hospital which o." rr'-rv'mru' ,uuf'..
Particularly doc, 10" rpn' - XIV
IN" 'urv knew ihui appoint mC"'~ were uH
not hccius" ~ fitness hut FOR polls ,,i rct. '
and who especially testified So ~" lH~''
Attorney cnuourr,i 40 No., wp'lpu O.. .r.,'
the minutes. and n VII duuh'lc.s h., cr.'t1
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GRrBYR CONvIvCES COMMITTEE.
win Report BIn E,cu,inx Employee Of De-
PENDANT From Jury In Action for Damages.

ALN.Ny, Feb - The Hon Abe Gruh~r
arrcarcd before tho Assembly Codes Com
uittrr TO-DAY IN favor Of Mr. Bcuuctt's bull
providing that Nc r"rson cen s"rvr on a ju'y
nf the defendant An result Of Mr. Gruh"r'~
aryumrutS. the bill viii be reno ted fnvoIRhly
,nNnorrov Nr Gruhcr cit,d -ev.fal clsrs
which he Ind been tried bcfo-" ,ttrrNcIur.
I'M \rN YORK CITY. wh.r" -tucfh holders aud
.mrl,N 90, Of companies had been drawn for
,ha tiny In actions against tie Co'upHui"-
md Justice Nolan" had decided that tIov
IND serve Ito said this j. stic- was prob
nhlv IN" only on" M tho world who had ever
~, as such a decision