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Evening journal., 1905-01-25
LIST OF SPEAKERS
FOR BIG BANQUET
Thomas H. Savery Will be
Toastmaster at Dinner to
Legislators
SENATOR A, B, CONNER TO SPEAK

Announcem mt was made this morning
o fthe speakers for the Board Of Trade
banquet to be given to members Of tho
Legislature at .he Clayton House On Fri
cay night. Thomas II. Savery, president
Of the Board OF Trade will be POSTMASTER
These selected 20 speak are: William >.
Ihlles. Mayor Charles d. Bird. Attorney
General Robert II. Richards and State
Senator A. B. Conner There will also be
a speaker TO represent the House 20 be
chosen by the members of the House,
but no one has been decided on as yet. in
addition to these speakers there VIII prob
ably be short addresses by Governor
Preston Lea, United State Senators BAH
and Alice, Congressman Burtol and a
number of other prominent citizens.
When the banquet was first arranged
it was understood that but 200 could be
accommodated but on account Of the great
demand for seats it has been decided TO
stretch the capacity to 90 Those desiring
to attend are requested to send in their
names at once.
Evening journal., 1905-01-25
ST. PETERSBURG
FEARS DYNAMITE.
Night Passed Quietly But
Trouble Is Expected at
Any Time
GRAVE SITUATION IN MOSCOW

st. Petersburg. Jan. 25, $50 a. m.-The
night has passed quietly. Here and
there a boisterOus group OF students
raised an occasional shout. In the
early hours of the evening there were
crowds on some Of the principal streets
but nowhere signs OF open hostility.
Cavalry patrolled the streets, but had
nothing to do.
The strikers seem now without lead
ers or plans. The authorities in cor
responding degree seem absolute mas
ters of the situation. Agltators are
busy. Whether their efforts will pro-
duce results remains to be seen.
All Sorts Of Rumors Abroad.
There are all sorts OF rumors abroad,
among them reports of disturbances.
with charges and firing by the mill
tary. 1t Is also said that the strikers
and the people are using dynamite. 1t
is reported, too. that the Czar has gone
to Lvadea, in the Crimea, but the re-
port Is denied. No one save a few Off
cials OF the Imperial family knows
where Nicholas Is living.
/ In other OF the large cities Of Rus
sia Affairs appear TO be rapidly assum-
ing critical phase.
In Moscow particularly. the outlook is
threatening, the strike there having
become general, while the revolution
airy spirit seems to dominate A pro-
clamation I'm the name OF Father Cop
on has been circulated, melting to the
use OF bombs, dynamite or any weapon
Whatsoever against the members of the
government, who. it is asserted, out
lawed themselves by the course that
was adopted against the worlamen Of
ST. Petersburg on Sunday.
The Office OF Governor-Ge General OF tho
lefty and government of st. Petersburg
has been created by imperial order with
extraordinary power for dealing with
the existing condition OF affairs. and
General Trepoff. whose administration
OF the Office Of chief of police Of Mos
COW brought upon him sentence of
death from the revolutionary party, has
been appointed to the post.
Many Arrests Made.
Numerous arrests have been made,
Including authors and a prominent edi-
tor. whose names had been connected
with a reported revolutionary prpa-
ganda.
In spite Of the repressive measures
however the liberal spirit seems un.
daunted, for IN Moscow Prince Galitzin
who recently resigned tho mayoralty n
protest against the Imperial uizase con
demning the reform program, hai
been again chosen mayor by the mu
niclpal council by vote OF 113 10 10.
Helsingfors, IN Finland; Kovno. Ra,
dom, Warsaw, Minsk. Wilma, Tersix ant
half a dozen other towns report grow,
ing trouble.
Evening journal., 1905-01-25
DISROBED MAN At
LARGE IN WOODS
Demented Being Running
Wild at Henry Clay
During Blizzard
MAY PERISH IF NOT RESCUED

An unknown man, half clothed and in
sane, is roaming at large in the woods at
Henry Clay today with a severe blizzard
raging. He has been seen several times
since Monday by residents Of that section,
particularly school children and it is
feared that unless he is soon rescued
that ne will perish.
On Monday John Lawless, a son of
Thomas Lawless, the proprietor OF Mt.
Pleasant Hotel at Henry Clay saw the
demented man in the Yellow School
woods. The latter was disrobing himself
at the time and hanging his clothes on
the limb Of a tree
Young Lawless could give no description
Of the man when questioned about him
and did not know whether he was young
or old.
Evening journal., 1905-01-25
LOST. FOUND End REWARD.

LOST-Monday a. m, black and white
Lewellen setter bitch puppy, 5
months old. Answers name of Gippy.
Reward if returned to 1913 Franklin or
s33 z. 4th St. j19-st
Evening journal., 1905-01-25
crawIed on Hands and Knee.

Some school children yesterday came
across the man in the Barley Mill lane.
He was crawling on his hands and knees
able distance before again taking to the
woods.
Chief of Police Black was today notified
of the case and he ordered several police
men to search for the unfortunate being.
Evening journal., 1905-01-25
Object of Banquet.

The real object of the banquet is to
get the Legislature and the Board of
Trade together, so as to promote a feel
ing of mutual interests. Wilmington is
thoroughly alive to the Importance Of
the occasion, and the legislators are
assured Of a very cordial reception and
entertainment
Evening journal., 1905-01-25

LOST-A gold watch and guard in go
ing from 9Th 70 7th on Poplar to
7th and Tatnall. Initials E. NJ. NJ. Re
ward if returned 70 405 Z. 9Th st.
i23-2t
Evening journal., 1905-01-25

ear ring. liberal re-
ward if returned TO Holt's Quick
Lunch Parlors, No. F. Fourth St.
j21-2t
Evening journal., 1905-01-25
Two Men Missing.

Within the past few weeks two men
have suddenly disappeared from their
homes in this city and the man in the
Rising Sun woods may be either one of
them. On January Seventh Edward White,
who was employed by the Union News
Company at the Delaware avenue station
of the b. q o. railroad, left mis- home and
nothing has been heard of him since.
He wa slast seen in company with an
other man on the night of January T..
walking over Eleventh street bridge and
was heard to remark: I feel like jumping
off this bridge"
The latest disappearance was that of
Edward Downes, a grocer at Vandever
avenue and Locust street He has been
missing for almost a week and as he has
been in poor health his relatives fear that
his mind has become deranged. 1t may be
that he is the man at large.
Evening journal., 1905-01-25
THE WEATHER.

Tomorrow fair and colder,
with brisk northwesterIywinds.
Friday, fair and oca,inued
cold.
Evening journal., 1905-01-25
Busy Day For Legislators.

Friday and Saturday will be the busiest
days the members of the Legislature has
had during this term.
On Friday they are to visit various pub
lie institutions in this section and con-
clude with the dinner at the Clayton
House.
On Saturday the members OF the Legis-
lature will be the guests Of City Council
and win be shown over the city and given
a luncheon.
Evening journal., 1905-01-25
Disposed Of Valuable Watch.

The detectives have also Learned that
Shippers a few days after the murder
disposed OF a valuable gold watch,
which is believed to have belonged to
Mr.. Constable. They are now trying to
locate the timepiece.
Longnaeder. Prentiss & Company. Of
Philadelphia, say that Shippers ire
quently secured leave OF absence. It
was during one of these last October
that he was captured in Wilmington
with stolen horses in his possession.
Evening journal., 1905-01-25
Arrangements Nearly Completed.

The committee on arrangements report
that all arrangements will be completed
by tomorrow morning. and that special
care will be taken in the arrangement Of
the seating. Applications for seats will be
received until Thursday morning, and
should be accompanied by check for s.,
payable to r.. j. Maclean, treasurer, S07
Market street. The committee consists Of
c. A. Rudolph, George w. Sparks, Josiah
Marvel, Howard u. Ross Charles L. Du-
bell, David snellenburg, c. S. Hammitt,
Thomas T.. Bayard, o. c. Purdy, r. j..
Maclean. Joseph H. Mendinhall and John
p DOughten
Evening journal., 1905-01-25

Nearly all Of the rural mail carriers
throughout the State were unable 10
cover their routes. OF the ten routes run
ming from Dover, but one was operated,
it being TO Leipsic and the carrier, Will
liam Z. Cole covered it in a sleigh. Around
Dover the roads are impossible. snow
drifts FIVE feet deep being the rule Ad-
vices from Lewes state that the storm is
very severe at the Delaware Breakwater
Thus far no marine disasters have beer
reported
But one mail delivery was made in thil
Evening journal., 1905-12-14
ORPHANS COURT WORK

Before Chancellor Nicholson. sitlinr in
Orphans Court today. Tilshman Johnston
presented the petition of D. u. Lackey
for his appointment as guardian Of Helen
r. Green ana an order to that effect WIS
granted
Mary J.. swift was appointed guardian
of Mary ~ NcIlVaine.
S. Adams, Jr.. presented the petition
OF Edward }. O'Conpor Tor the partition
of real estate and an order TO that er-
feet was granted.
In The matter OF the estate Of Conner
Mcguire an order permitting James Ma.
suire to pay money into court was
granted
Upon the petition or Thomas DAVIS
Adoiph Boehm was granted leave to sell
real estate as executor of william
Schneider
Tho time fnl ihc return of sale of the
real estate OF Emma Robinson deceased.
WAS oonunued until February 8, lao5
The return OF salc OF estate or John
Long. deceased. was presented by W s
Prickelt and was confirmed
Z. y conieN presented bis petition as
adminisiraior .. b. ~. e. 4. "a. Of Dennis
cfoVlaS decc'nad. 10 sell real estate.
ard IN order Tor thai PURPOSE was srsnt-
Cd
Evening journal., 1905-12-14
PhiIadelphla Markets.

Philadelphia, Doc. A. WHEAT Oner-
ings were maderate and prices well sus-
uuned. pnccuoar SjaS5i4c Sppi car lots
m export elevatotNo. req. ,5qSi1ac.
BALgp LAY AND STRAW quota
uous Timothy hay-No. large bales
S504ol5.s0.
Flour Receipts 500 barrels. 3sl080
pounds n SACKS. There was little doing
ana prices were barely steady under free
oncrinss. Qpotmipns Winter extras, $500
uS.-5
CORN Cob corn as TO quality. on track,
at 5oU5lo per 90 pounds, and cool sweet
new yellow at 50o5r-c
OArS-D.slruble stock met with fair
sale and ruled steady under moderate Of
ferlngs We quote: No. 2 white, clipped.
3Siac; No. white. natural
FEED was In small supply and steady
but quiet The quotations. Winter bran.
ia bulk per ton $lS0O0iS50; spring bran,
In sacks, as to size. per ton. SlS.0O0iS5O.
BUTTER AND EGGS The following
are todly's wholesale prices Separator
creamery, extra, 25c; do frsts, 22c; DC
seconds. zoe. storage creamery. 2)c.
EGGS Selected. Soc nearby choice Gin
returnable crates), &c.
Evening journal., 1905-12-14
CASES FOR TRIAL

Superior Court went over the trial list,
the following cases being reported fer
trial at this term: Susanna Py.e de endant
below vs.. Henry Clark, plant n b low, an
appeal case. Horace G.. Know.es repre-
sents the plaintin Use Of John w. West
colt, ct al gs. Jacob Thomas 81 al; Joseph IA
A. McAiulln vs. John Biddle's executor.
Robert Reynolds, pb.a. vs.. william II.
curry's, executors. q. D. r. State Of Della
ware, use Of Elizabeth Brambla VS.. James
r. Homeckcr Jr Same vs.. James II. Hof-
feckess executors. Same VS.. Robert L.
Branble
The following special jury cases were
also reported for trial: Joseph L. Green
VS., The Council of Newark. Jan Jcmn. en-
ski VS.. Lobdell Car Wheel Co. David
Lootman vs. Mayof and Council of VIII
mington. Martin l.. McClntoclS vs..
Mayor and Council Of Wilmington. Alex
ander McClintock ct al. VS.. same. Mary
Fullerton vs.. p, b. and w. r. Il, co.
John OSolomon vs.. p, b. ana w. r. r.
co. Herman T.. Duncan vs.. Mayor and
Council of Wilmington. William Il. Gar
lett IS. Peoples Railway Company.
In the case of John "a Swan VS. Thomas
Dumy. Edward K. Cochran asked that
judgment be given on account of the de-
fault Of appearance of the defendant. The
court ordered the judgment to be re-
corded.
Evening journal., 1905-12-14
SH0RTSTOUTMAN
STILL ACTIVE
k0men In the Eleventh Ward
TeFreFized By Stranger
at Night

Ihe short stout weii-dressed yolns m. %
Who recently held up woman on south
Clayton street, IS SIN at work in that
section Of the city. On Tuesday nisht
last he shadowed Mrs. May 2. Beardsiey
OF No. 229 North Broome street and she
was badly frightened.
Mrs Bcardsicy is the wife of Ernest a..
Eeardslcy who at present is in the west
She was rcrurrins home from the Century
club whess she had spent tae eyenius
ana eetung on the car at Fourth and
Bro1me streets she quickly walked toward
her hone. Eer wclid-be asiaihnt stepp d
from behind a tree han way in The square
ana followed immediately after her.
Bccomius alarmed az the mans actions
Mrs Beardsiey ram up The steps TO the
porch OF the homo of James l. Ford, "a
No soi Broome street and made as IL e.
enter the house The night prQwlor prob
abig ihnking thta the woman lived there
continued on around The corner and hnal-
y when his footsteps we're no longer au3i
Bile Aiis. Reardslcy again started cor hei
home. She was almost frightened speech
less. however when before taking many
sters she discovered che stronger wa'
asain foiloNHg her. She then nam 60 a..
honie With me man risht after her bu'
THIS tmc she reached safety AID the man
Disappeared
Evening journal., 1905-12-14
FOUND FLIES IN
HIS BEEF STEW
Charles Atkins Then Raises
COmmOtiOn and is Thrown
Out of Restaurant

Charles Atkins. coi5red caused coas.d-
cradle yommQtou 10 "a Front street res-
tsarant l..st uisht beeause lac found ites
iu hls beef stow. lie became 80 noisy chat
the proprietor and the cock ot the estab-
ishment 1gcre loFced 20 throw him OUT
Atkins displayed bis anger Ry showing a
knife, but he had no opgortunity 10 use H.
tie was lined $40 and costs IN CITY Court
today.
Grafton sunchcomb who yesterday had
his wife held in $500 peace bond fer the
Upper Court, was himself hned 81 and
costs today for drunkenness and s,rd-
ery conduct. lie had no hat when he left
the police station.
James Tate, young man, was held i'm
500 bail for the Upper Court on a charge
of stealing a coat ana two rings, the prop
erty of John Blocker.
The case of Ross Lockwood, colored,
charged with wife beating, was continued
until tomorrow morning.
Evening journal., 1905-12-14
WILL HOLD LAND
FOR THE CITY
William P. Bancroft Pur-
ChaSeS Tract Of Fine Land
for Park Purposes

The members or city Council and the
Executive Committee of the Iark G. m-
mission discussed park matters fer Several
hours iasi night ddd the meeting adj
journed without Council reaching de-
cisicn as 20 how much money should be
borrowed atthis Time for the use of the
Park Board. erlia s.mf Desired is $1,000.
but whether bonds viii be issued for Tn s
amount, or ohly .lp art, is yet 10 be de
cided.
During the discussion il was le rncd
that William r. Bancroft had purchased
and decided to the Security Trust and
Safe Deposit Company, sixteen acres of
land on the North side of the Brandywine
which It is hoped will eventually pass into
the hands of the city The land IS so
deed that as soon as the city acquires GER
tain land between this property and the
boundary of the present north park, the
trust compay must decd the new tract
TO the city
Evening journal., 1905-12-14

The STUDY of a Continent WAS The
subs Of Dr. McFarianes second ad-
dress this morning. The subject wls
treated with reference To the continents
Of Africa ANA South Amarica The
nltln reQuirements of amy study ol
geography IS an accurate knowledge Of
positions These two continents he be-
tween The latitudos $50 north and $50
south Of The Equator one contains
the greatest desert in The world the
other tha dcnsest Jungle on Gods foot-
STOOL There is "a reason for each of
these things Or MeFarlane then pro-
qeedcd % eNplaiu The movements of the
currents of air on the c3rth's surface.
He Illustrated the cause of the desert
of sahara by the movements of the dry
and heated currents OF air denected
from the mount3ins of Asia.
lie sad be was going 90 propose a
reli estate deal which would make AN
his hearers Wealthy and his proposition
was 90 stop The c3rth rotating in its
present direction ana start &c in the
2ppOslte So That taa wiads Woaid come
ffom the Medtteraaeln. Then the
sshara would blossom like rose aud
town lots and village sites could be
laid OF in the sahara.
AZ iLb the institute adjournei until
che afternoon session and at l59 Super-
mtcndcnt rwitmycr called the teachers
20 order and Dr McFarllne continued
bis address. takng up che continent of
south America, and explaining the rcl-
son i2r the paysitil features walsh
prevail there.
pr. Preston NJ. sush ais5 ce0ilnued
the lopie OF bis morning discussion and
90 tae willard Hall school SO. 2S.
eorucr Eghth and Adans streets. Dr
LishWer Witmer. professor OF pnycho-
Iogy m thr I'nNersitv of papn yi,anil
save a1 Illustrated lecture on "rhs
C1nses and Treatment Of bacSAlrdnass
ut ch.idrea.'
Evening journal., 1905-12-14
TO-NIGHT'S EVENTS

Wilmington Lodge A. Q. U. w.
Lady Washington Communion. b. o.
the u.
Young Mems Hebrew Association.
Admiral S. r Dupont Poht G. A. r.
General Z. s. Grant Post G.. A. r.
Mizpah Conciave. s. W. NJ.
Brandywine Conclave. S. w. NJ
Delaware Conclave, L o. H.
KeolJuk Tribe. l. o. r. NJ.
fiiawatha Tribe. l. @. r. NJ
jefferson. Lodge. l. o. O. r.
Asylum Lodge. l. O. o. r.
Eden Lodge. T. Q. O. T.
Winona Council. Jf Q, u A. NJ
Crusaders Temple, =. Of X. G. L.
CLAYTON hodge. X. Of p.
Alpha Council l.. O. r. c.
Evening journal., 1905-12-14
THOSE WHO
BORROWED CAN
RECOVER MONEY
toansIausd From F.rs. eags.l


They hus evaded the provision reqpir
ng he 6lirg of a bond With the Secre
AIRY "a state or as in this state WIKI
lhe Clerk Of The Peace.
such was the act Of toe People
Loan Company aud tbe Delaware Loan
Company now consolidated as Che Peo.
nle's Trust Company undet a Delaware
,aar,cr in March of this year
No Evidence Of Trust Business.
A Representative ol the loarpai
made negotiations for aBan from the
Peoples Trust COMPANY aud saw po
indications of a general frus. bas.ne $
such as the Sectrtcr Trust eompany
carries on, He dhi hear quoted Che in-
icrest Of Sii on The loan Of S25 for G
months ana $40 named as theinterest
which would be chaued for the loan
ol $50 for months
The Secretary of rhe 4reasars and
he various heads of the departments
in Washington arc cnleavoring 60
rout the money sharks at the capital
where Que ralman with branches IN
almost every cify is bleeding The
clerks IN tho same manner as the com
panics mentioned are dong % this city
Evening journal., 1905-12-14
FIREMEN WILL
PARADE TONIGHT
Preceding Housing Of Two
Handsome New Chemi-
cal Engines

Tile frlondship ana the Fame Fire
Companies viii house their new chemi-
cal engines to-night The housings viii
be an event in the history OF the loeal
lile Department a BIG parade ani
dnHcl hlvng been paunei. The latter
f. 20 De served u GelwaH HaN.
Fiom sixth nd 1amll Streets tnc
possession WNi move over the t9ilow-
ins route Elsi oH sixth a. Nne 10
FronL to Market % reath to Ftisn1-
shin cnsineaQuse. Wheeo tae FV.endshin
chepical VIII be housed The parRds
Will then reform ana move out Tenth
TO TaualA 20 Eleventh, to. Market %
second. 70 the Fame ensinahouse
where the Fame chomlcal win %.
housed. From here the line win NOV,
along second to French, TO Sixth, tc
German Hall.
Evening journal., 1905-12-14
BURNED TO DEATH

harrington, Dee 1L--Lizzie Dutton. a
domestic employed nc the Newmans Ho-
tel was burned % death this morning
While her hands were covered with soap
suds the girl liftcg lamp which fell to
the noor cXploded and set her clothes
ON Gre. She ran through the stpeets Of
The town a blazing mass but soon swoon-
cd She was burned TO a crisp.
Evening journal., 1905-12-14
christmas Examinations.

The students of the Union Industrial
School are preparing for the Christmas
examinations which begin December
rs. The principal p. a. Boulden and
the students have organized branch
of the Universal Peace Union. Monthly
literary exercises will be held.
The Rev. p. A. Boulden, Bishop B.
II. Ruley and the Rev w /. Castell
have been appointed as a committee 20
represent the school at the thirty
ninth anniversary Of the Pennsylvania
Peace Society.
Evening journal., 1905-12-14
Personals.

Rev. p. A. Bcuden Of West Chester,
Pa, principal of the Union Industrial
school, was in town yesterday.
Miss Mabel Thomas of Philadeipdil,
is visiting friends in this city.
Miss Annie ID. Terry Of New Castle.
Pa. is a Wilmington visitor to-day.
Miss Emma +. Tate Of Madison, Wis
consin, Is visiting friends in this city.
Evening journal., 1905-12-14
Orders for More Cars.

At the the local plant of the Ameri-
can Car and Foundry Company an or-
der has been received for forty-one
knock-down cars for a south American
railroad company. The cars viii be
similar in construction to other cars
which have been built and shipped to
South America.
Evening journal., 1905-12-14
HOUSTON'S TERM
HAS EXPIRED

The term Of Collector of Port Robert
@. Houston expired today and so far
as could be learned his successor has
not been appointed by President Roose-
Welt. Whether he will be Teappointed
or whether David $ CLARK, Of Kenton.
VIII receive the plum IS a question the
outcome of which the public is await
ing with much interest
Evening journal., 1905-12-14
FAVORABLE TO SUBSIDY

BY Publishers Press.
Washington Dec. l4.-The ship subsidy
bill as recommended by the merchant ma
rine commission was considered by the
Senate Committee on Commerce this
morning and Senator Calliner was author
liked to report il favorably to the senate.
Evening journal., 1905-12-14

BURNS I'm this city, on December I3.
Anna daughter of James ana Esthcr
Huns
Rehuves aud friends are respectful
N invited to attend the funeral from
the residcnce uf her parents 30, t03
RQdpey street Thursday afternoon at
2o'clock mtermeat at Cathedral Gems
ciery.
DANis-In this ,lty. on December n.
1908 ElblQeth. daughter of John and
Annie r. Davis
Relatives and friends and Star OF
Delaware Lodge, No. l. Shepherds of
Bethlehem, are respectfully invited
TO attend the funeral services
az the residence Of her parents, No.
lo26 Maryland avenue, on Friday after
noon, December 18th at 2 o'clock. Inter-
ment az Lombardy cemetery
McHUGl5 In this city, on the 18Th
inst 1905. Mary McHugh.
Relatives and friends are respectfully
Invited 10 atten dthe funeral from hei
late residence 1929 West Fourth street
at 3 O'Clock. Solemn requiem mass al
ST. Thomas Church. Interment al
Cathedral cemetery.
I lPIERCE-In this city, on December H.
i905 Ida NJ. Pierce.
Relatives and friends are invited "a
attend the funeral services at her late
residence. 1903 Washington street. ON
Thursday afternoon at . o'clock. Inter-
ment private.
! lWAil<ER- December 20. Lillian
lrene. believer daughter OF Clarence
T.. lud k Lillian Walker. aged 4,
weeks
Funeral private, from The residence of
her parents No. 9l5 Nandever avenue
ION Friday afternoon at o'clock. Inter.
ilneut at Riveryiow cemetery.
Evening journal., 1905-12-14
Rethel,s Anniversary.

Tomorrow evening the members of
Bethel A. NJ Z. Lyceum will celebrate
their anniversary in Bethel A. NJ. Il.
Church. An Illustrated lecture on "u-
lustrious Progress viii be given by
the pastor, the Rev. NJ. W. Thornton.
after which fine, banquet Will be serv-
ed. a silver Offering viii be asked for.
Evening journal., 1905-12-14
CLAIMS AGAINST RAILWAY
The Kennett Square and Wilmington
Trolley Case Before Master Mahaiffy.

William G. MahaHy sat as master to-
day in the grand jury room in the
United states Court. 10. hear claims
against the West Chester, Kennett and
Wilmington Electric Railway Company
To-day was the time set in which TO
file claims against the defunet concern.
and a dozen or more were presented.
several of which We're based on judge
ments obtained in the state courts.
Commissioner Mahaffy fixed Thurs
day. December 2S. within which time
for exceptions to the claims to be fled
Thomas f. Bayard is the ancihary re-
ceiver appointed in the case and he is
represented by Robert Pennington