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Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-01-31
SOLDIER MS.

George Merrill returned TO this city
Yesterday after m absence Of three
years. Three years ago Mr. Merrill
enlis'ed in the United States army at
Fort Wadsw1rth, S. l., and he has
since been in the Philippines. China,
Panama and many other places.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-01-31
ARRESTED ON SERIOUS CHARGE
.SbeciaI To kHf EgeHiUg Meas.

Special to tic E0eHing NE7vs.
New Brunswick, Jan. 31:-- Mary
c ,echut, thirty-tw) years old, a Polls
oman. of South River, is In jail her
harged with infanticide. The chile
was missed from the woman's residence
and was found buried IL Il snowdrifI
Yesterday.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-01-31
ANOTHER SMOKER.

ected that the Pressers and
Union will make arrange
soon for another smoker
phers only. The last smoker
! success that the boys want
Ne,
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-01-31
ST. PAUL'S GERMAN CHURCH.

The monthly meeting Of the Ladies'
Aid Societ will be held at the home Of
Mrs. Charles Sell, III Market street,
Thursday, February ., a ?. 80 O'Clock.
The regular monthly meeting of the
congregation also will be held Thursday,
February 2, at e., 30 p. IN. in the school
room of the church in South First street.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-01-31
WESTMINSTER CADETS.

There will be a special meeting Of
the Westminster Cadets in the armory,
in Rector g rect, at I o'clock tonight
A arg turnout is des red as the com
m Inder, Mr.. Degenring, wishes to
& ce p snscial drill.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-01-31
New Workers 10 Probe Police.

NEW YORK, Jan. 81. - Prominent
financierS and business men at a meet
ing in the chamber of III rooms
adopted resolutions organizing a com
mittee Of nine to investigate the police
and consider legislation.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-01-31
TO SELECT A RABBI.

The congregation Beth Mordecai viii
hold a meeting Sunday afternoon at which
it is expected they will select a rabbi for
the temple. 1t understood that Rabbi
Appelbaum, who has been in charge for
the past few months is favored by a great
many,
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-01-31
rntN EEo IL ScSSlUN.

To-day the International Master
Painters Association are in session al
Jersey City. Fred Wetterburg was
a representative from this city.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-01-31
G0NDIT ON SLIGHTLY IMPROVED.

Frank Gerity, who, as told in yester-
day News, was in st. Mlchsel's hospital
Newark, between life and death from
being scalded and dragged by a locomo-
tive is said to be a little better today.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-01-31
Gold From Sen Water Now.

LONDON, Jan. 31.--An English i'll
vCntor has discovered IL process, in
dorsed by Sir William Ramsay, Of eX-
tracing gold in unlimited quantities
from sea water.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-01-31
Thinking for Others.

Our thoughts about others are of less
Importance than our tho%ughtfulness for
others.-Chicago Tribune.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-01-31
Pretty Near Time.

After a girl has refused him u times a
superstitious youth VIII quit proposing.
Daily News.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-01-31

Real estate Rea estateI Rea
the bargains in special column on
page 3.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-01-31

Immense New Docks at Gibraltar.
The new docks in Gibraltar are large
enough to hold the biggest vessel in the
British navy.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-01-31
BLUE FRONT AFFAIRS.

A meeting is being held this afternoon
in Lawyer Reynolds's office to wind up
he affairs of the Blue Front grocery
firm.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-01-31

classified Want Ads. on page 8.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-03-19
Washington Goes Overheard al
the Camden Plant.
NEW AUTOMATIC DEVICE UsEn
obviated Necessity Of Saving Sole
Pieces and Knocking Away Of tbs.
Keel s'ccks-Dlstinguished Guests
Witnessed ceremony-The Sponsor.
CBy Associated Press. +,

y u Is y
PHILADELPHIA. PA. March Is. -
Guests from the State OF Washington.
the national capital. New York, Phila-
delphia, and other cities, including
United States naval officials and CON
gressmen, attended, tile launching to.
day CT the armored cruiser Washing
ton. at the yards of the. New York
Shipbuilding Company, in. Camden.
The event signalized two innovations
in the launching ct a Warship.
The Wasfingtonzwas tile first naval
vessel TO be launched in the: United
States by means OF an alatematic trigs
ger device. which obviated the custom
airy saving Of the sole piece al lie
bow.
From Under a Covered Shed.
The cruiser was also the first war
vessel to be launched from beneath ~
glass covered shed from shipyart
in the East
Miss Helen Stewart Wilson, lausn.
ter Of former United States Senator
John =. Wilson, Of Washington, chris
tened the cruiser.
The familiar sound Of the knocking
away OF keel blocks and the saving CT
the plank were missing. Instead one
man went down to the keel amidships
and operating a hand valve. released
Two heavy steel triggers which, in turn,
removed a cast iron staple and the
Washington glided down the ways; in.o
the Delaware river. s.s Hi IN
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-03-19
DOUBLE MINDED Man
Rev. A. J. Renforth to Speak on
That Theme
IN THE caURcHts TODAY
Rev. Asa Driscoll's Subject, ".The Ola
Paths" Rev. q. i. potts, Christian
7enefiee Rev. q s. Rosser, 'ex.
perience,--Parentase and Offspring

With beautiful spring weather today
4 it is likely that every church in Hamp-
ton viii be filed at the services,
beth morning and evening, .G
Attic Christian church, the pastor,
Rev. A. J. Renfortn, will take as Ills
subject in the morning: "The, Double
Minded Man. and this evening III is
Well With My Soul
.1he Old Paths will be the sub-
ject OF the sermon this mcrning:in Cen-
trial Meth oaist-c church stat,
Rev. Asa Driscoll and this .eVenins,
Il. Mercy in That Day. Y At3:s0 o'clock
this afternoon meeting for men only
Will take place in the Central church.
1 Nh. Wade Hables viii: render 2 bass
solo at the morning services.
Rev. r. II. Potts will preach in the
First Methodist church this morning
on the subject: Christian Bene1i-
cence" Tonight Mr.. Potts will ex-
change pulpits with Rev. William E.
Edwards. in East Hampton.
Experience. It's Parentage and or
spring" will be the theme CT the morn
ing subject OF Rev. J. =. Rosser in
the West End baptist Memorial church
this morning and THE Life Wcrli"
in the evening.
9sss The revival services which Lave
been attracting much interest anu
good congreg cations in the First Bap-
stist church will be continued during
D the coming week By Rev. T. Pendleton
Jones. D. D. Rev. nr. jones will also
occupy his pulpit this morning,
ss Rev. George F, Rodgers will CONDUCT
the usual Sunday services in O!d st
Iof1n's Episo opal churchsthis morning
ard afternoon.
The usual services will be heltl*ir
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-03-19
OF POSTS INCREASED $4,000.
SANK OF HAMPTON MADE BIZ
GAINS IN TWO MONTHS.
The Total Business Has Now Reached
the, Sum Of st,s2a,7s5.74, or an In.
crease of. $f14.0oo. . Il. 1

Rapid strides il. the banking b,tsi-
ness OF Hampton have been made by
the Bank OF Hampton during the past
two months as is shown by rho report
Of the Institution just given out.
Since the report OF the bank of Ian
uasy IL the institution has had a
growth that almost borders on the
marvelcls. The total business Of the
institution mas now reached the sum
Of S1.s23.7S5.74. making ar Increase in
the totals. since the January report
CT $ll4.900 There is at present on
scpo:it in the bank the sum o: S!.129.-
322.l5, Increase in deposits since Jan
nary We're nearly $4,000.
notwithstanding the fact that the
Bank of Hampton declared the usual
semi.annnal dividend OF four per cent.
on the first day OF January the present
repent shows. undivided profits III the
bank at th:s tine amounting to Sl3..
$685..
The growth CT the Hanl, OF Hampton
is one Of the strongest advertisements
of the solidity OF the tcwnsof Hampton
as well as q striking compliment Il
the men who have the affairs or the
institution in charge.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-03-19
TO the Cigar Smokers:

Cremos, Jackson Squares and. the
original Johnson Special, cigars, all five
cent brands, now seven for twenty-five
cents. Lillian Russell, fve-cent cigars,
three for ten cents Key West c.gars
specialty. HULL'S CUT RATE
DRUG STORE. Hampton. IL
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-03-19
In Our New


We have just completed the
work of moving into our store
room IN West Queen street,
vacated by the Elliott Furniture
Company, and next to the Pythi-
an Castle hall, and are now
ready to serve our customers
with the satisfaction and
promptness that has always
characterized our business.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-03-19
the First Presbyterian church by ,hs
pastor. Rev. Abner c.. Hopkins. III
AT BRIGHT VIEW COTTAGE.
Judge and Mrs. Ralph Arbier Among
Prominent Guests.

!. tTon'nent Guests. &.
i Judge Ralph S, Amber, member ..
the court of commons, iii; Canton O..
accompanied by Mrs. Amber, is spend.
ing several days at Bright View Get
,age.
-Otier prominent guests at the Bright
View Cottage. are Misses Elizabeth
Wade. laa Macrum. 0akmont, Pa. J:
Miss Elizabeth Duncan. Miss E. T..
Duncan, Miss Helen Haskell, Alton.
III; Mr., ard Mrs. John Bently, Brook
Ign, n. ".
Rev. William Thompson. 2 d., and
Mrs. Thompson. OF Pittslurg, Pa, are
also guests at the cottage.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1905-10-19

coll & Dorsey, Finch, Young & McConyille, 8
Lindeke, Warner g. Schumeier of st. Paul.
Herman l.. Burgess, a prominent farmer res
ing four miles from this city, also filed tod;
placing his assets at S6,S25 of which 81, $50
exempt, and his liabilities at Sass.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1905-10-19
What the Market Affords

CTRIPED sea bass Is cents pound. 49,
- etButterfsh, 25 cents pound. ="
Fresh mackerel, IS to 40 cents each.
Boiled crawfsh, IL cents dozen: - .. :
HOLSTERS, IS cents pound. :
CLANS, softshel 40 cents quart; hardshel, so
quart. 1855. s.. -~.-....>,.-.. ,>...s ..
- Potatoes, so cents peck. . .-
=: Parsley, cents bunch. 49,. 49,
There several fish in the market for tomorrow
The striped bass and buttersh both panfs and
very good they The butterish is something like
mackerel pompn The fresh mackerel rather small
HOLSTERS have advanced pound in price The
fish are dainty that Minneapolis people learning
like They be purchased boiled raw, the tiny
ogsels eaten with butter salad dressing
The CLANS may be escaoped, deviled used in chowder
and it matter Of personal taste whether buy the
soft-she at 40 cents the hard-shel at 80 cents
20 make the deved CLAIMS melt two tablespoonful Of
butter pan and add Tablespoonful Of onion and
chopped tomatoes dash each Of paprika and nutmeg
teaspoonfu of sugar. and salt taste Thicker
this mixture with teaspoonfu Of butter rubbed
-four Put in the CLANS, stir WE'LL and fill washed and but
tered clamshels scallopshes with the mixture Cover
and set in the until lightly Drowned Serve with slices
of lemon. -... -.
The mackere should be broied Cut off the fins, split,
dress and if convenient the backbone bro in the
usual manner; dish hot platter platform Of
mashed potato shaped to the fish. Spread the fish
partly melted maitre hoe anchovy green butter sauce
Garnish with parsley and slices Of lemon
The maitre dhote butter good many things that
it should be kept the refrigerator at all times for instant
Put Of fresh butter in bowl with a tea
spoonful Of chopped parsley and stir it together with the
juice of half lemon and grating of nutmeg The butter
takes the favors and is much richer and fragrant
after day two than if it made at the last
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1905-10-19
rnnsg araas THE MINNEAPOLIs JoURNAI. 0s.. . ,rs


ct thought perhaps you didn't quite understand that
iked--''
Perfectly said the housekeeper with decision $50
there won't be any need of ringing again to find out
Half past the dinner hour, and at half past it will be
ready, an hereafter
Every WE'LL said Mowthen quite meekly Thank you.
''An if you'll mentioning it. SIR" said the
housekeeper lit won't be necessary ring for anything
than The bell is in good order. An touch
will it sound When you gong the dinner will
be on the table,"
'Wel I'll be switched!'' calculated Mowthen, as he
heard her retreating footsteps in the hall You II be hunt
ing place by about this time tomorrow, my good
woman.'
For moment he thought Of calling her back and dis
charging her the spot but the difficulty
of finding another housekeeper suit him occurred him.
and he decided to put it off, Presently the gong sounded
and he went into the dining The dinner already
the table and the housekeeper rigid and uncompromsng
was awaiting him 1t really not bad dinner Mowthen
might have criticised two little things but he did
AS the housekeeper brought in the coffee she said: rs
Mowhen did not at what time in the morning you want
your breakfast. I'd like to have that settled
t1Er-about half past 7, think replied Mowthen
"Sometimes may
cat half past T. the stroke your breakfast will be
ready said the housekeeper with nalty. There no
tryn' to prepare it for hereabouts If your FIVE
minutes late you find five minutes cold If you
at O'Clock an will mention it the night BEFORE I'll
it for you at g. Will you tell what you want will
you take what you get?'' .
""I think will leave it to you,'' said Mowthen.
l think you'll do well to,'' rejoned the housekeeper.
"An now there's two other things I'll mention em
an then there won't be misunderstanding If you
company want notice if you want anyhin extra That
reason, amt it?'' ..-- 3.
She transfxed him with her gray eyes.
2"Certainy,' replied Mowthen. 3*&:@
elbow did you get along Mrs. Doyle?' asked Mrs.
Mowthen, when she returned. ~, -
"Fine, ma'am," said the housekeeper "He's easy
pleased an So Sure they all if you go about
right way.' r*@ ~ ~. "... ..:...n =.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1905-10-19
PITY THE MAN.

r OOK at the
His Wild his countenance contorted, with
grief rage.
What is the matter with this man?
Listen .. ..
He left the coal shovel in the bin spring and
the coal has just dumped Of in on
top Of it,
And this is the eighteenth time his wife mentioned
the matter.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1905-10-19
DOWN ELEVATOR SHAFT
Dubuque Man Breaks Both Arms in
25-Foot Plunge.

DUBUQUE, IOWA.-A frightful and probably
fatal nty-fve-foot plunge thru an open ele-
cry was the experience of J. P. Roth
stock clerk and member of the firm: The re-
suit of his injuries are wholly problematical
the. other at the elbow, and he is also inter
nally injured.
Colonel Henderson's physicians say that theil
patient may live for year he may pass
away at any moment. DR.. Hancock declares tina
there is danger that weakened blood yesse
Of the head may burst. Mrs. Henderson still
remains at the colonel's bedside. He is ablt
to recognize her, altho his memory is virtually
blank.
Patrick Grew. Waterman at the Key Cit,
Gas company's plant, was overcome with ga.
while making his rounds and will probabl,
not recover. He was rescued by an employee
who found him unconscious in chair.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1905-10-19

@S55"@ east Mrs. Mowthen called the
objected Mrs Mowhens leaving for long period
month II won't be comfortable he protested
"Dear,' said Mrs. Mowthen II feel sure that will
be- Her references splendid and she mpresses
thoroly capable.'
eff you could stay few days to break her in, I'd feel
surer' grumbed Mowthen. 'But, he added, eff
mother is sick and really needs you suppose you'll have
to go. wish, tho, she had chosen opportune time
to get sick'' : i<> = H.
Said Mrs. Mowthen to the housekeeper: tMr.
Mowhen doesn't like to be kept waiting for his breakfast
the morning. He likes to have served he is
dressed'' .-.s
''At what time will that be- ~ asked the house
keeper. r. = -ss
ssIt depends upon what time he gets up'' said Mrs
Mowthen. 'He is not very regular. But he mustn't be
kept waiting it irrates him very much break
fast he usually likes hardboled egg, bacon hot buttered
toast and coffee The coffee must be too strong and the
egg must be boiled least half hour Sometimes he pre-
fes omele to the boiled egg and small piece Of steak
instead of bacon he may take fancy hot soda bis
cult >.a *.fz a.-..@l@ s %'~
eyes, ma am" said the housekeeper. stHow does he
like his steak?" "
'ssometimes he likes it and sometimes we'll done -
said Mrs owthen He will tell you if it isn't cooked to
suit him. He may speak little sharply about it in that
case you must try to find out what he likes And always
cook potatoes Mr. Mowthen likes potatoes, tho sometimes
he touch them. You be CAREFUL too, about
waking him in the morning He likes the house quiet and
he gets seriously annoyed if he's disturbed You'll be
full about that won't you?" -.
The housekeeper's mouth compressed in rather grim
and her cleaned but she said she would be
very careful. -.- s... ...-: r,.=-
str Mowhen likes to have the house looking neat and
clean, but he doesn't like to have the cleaning going
when he's around continued Mrs Mowthen 1And he
doesn't like to have his things disturbed hope you will
keep that in mind He usually home to dinner at
about o'clock and likes to have it served by half past
that u.s. when he is not detained in town Occasionally he
may bring friend home to dinner He likes to have every
thing particularly nice them
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1905-10-19
What Women Want TO Knov
FOOD FOR FAT PEOPLE.-Would you pl

food FOR FAT PEOPLE.-Woud you please tell me
what kind of food fat people ought to eat who wish to
reduce their weight? Also good exercise for
the reason? And could you tell Of harmless
remedy which will growing hair from the face and
arms TT. A. f. -
Avoid all fats and oils sweets cereals, egg cream
ter and sarchy vegetables Eat gluten, whole wheat
vegetables such lettuce Spinach tomatoes
Drink spangy Of water and have your and coffee very
weak All drink must be taken before after meals Eat
only the acid fruits apples oranges grapefruit pums
with fig two, date nuts and rasns for dessert in
place Of buildings. Never eat between meals
An excellent exercise to stand length from
the WALL that the palms of the hands may be flat against
the wall Bend the upper part the body forward at the
time lowering the elbow, but keeping the palms still
against the wall The chest and the lower ribs should
be made thus to touch the wall and by pressing against the
palms the body brought back upright position
Another simple exercise which reduces the hips and waist
should be gone thru with two three times day. Stand
with foot advance of the other and both knees straight
Bend the forward knee till it is at right angles with the
other sinking the body Then keeping the back knee
fectly straight raise the head holding the
palms together Bend the body at the waist and let the
fingers touch the floor Raise the body its former posi-
ton and repeat changing the position Of legs
of which is bent at right angles to the other
Electricity the only safe and permanent way to remove
from the face and arms and only be applied by
an expert.
QUESTIONS FOR TOMORROW.
TO CLEAN ALABASTER.-Pleas tell what can use
that will clean alabaster?-J. M. d.
a CUTGLASS BOTTLE.-Will you kindly tell me how to
clean cutgass bottle? We use artesan drinking water
and the lime coated the inside Of the bottle that
it resists all my efforts to t-A Minneapolis Sub
scriber.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1905-10-19
M o W t h en- ca m e

M o W t h e n a m e
home at about 5:45
o clock the following :
Hes made his .
toilet, which occupied |.
him about. fifteen min ]
utes, and then sat in
the library to await the
call to dinner. In about
five minutes more he
began to feel a little
inpatient; in ten the
Impotence deepened.
He was not unwilling
to wait twenty-five
minutes in a restaurant
for a. steak, but at home !.
it was different. What
is the use of having a
home i. you We got to
wait forever for your
meals? Mr.. Mowthen
went over to, the bell
and pushed the button
violently three long,
sustained rings.
After a short inter-
val there was a brisk
tap on the. door.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1905-10-19
Satisfying Him
THE HOUSEKEEPER FOUND IT EASY.

THE EVE Of her departure for the
man in many respects. He had rather
Mowthen was a particular sort Of
like. She was rather anxious, for
Mowthen liked and what he did not
housekeeper to her to tell her what
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1905-10-19
With the Long Bo,u
Eye natures walks. shoot folly as It

Terrible Scene of Violence and Thuggsm Presented by the
Picture of the Nebraska Football Team-A Set of Faces
Good Thirty Days Each Before Trial. in Any Police
Court the Land Pace Set for the Gentemany
Minnesota Team when Skifu Playing Meets Aggressive
and Criminal Violence.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1905-10-19
FERGUS FALLS FAILURE
Merchants Petition Gives Assets $25;
Liabilities, S14,e5O.

FERGUS FALLS, MINN.-John Frank Sims,
a merchant of st. Cloud, filed petition in
bankruptcy in the federal court in this city,
placing his assets at $25, all exempt, and his
liabilities at $14, S50.47.
The twin city creditors are: Wyman, Part
ridge Co., and Rothschild, Heller & Frank
of Minneapolis, and the Contain Neckwear COM
pany, Steinberg, Well g. Co., McKibben, Dris.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1905-10-19
MOB SURROUNDS BURGLAR
Many Witness Fight with Policeman
Iowa City.

IOWA CITY. IOWA.-Burglars robbed Ben
sons dry goods store last night, the third ii
this week. and stole quantity Of silks. Off,
Rowe overlook one of the men. who attacl
him. A mob surrounded him and the offit
c1uhbed him into insensibility. The .aecomplil
escaped.
Iowa City has been deluged by severe n
storms the past seventy-two hours. The hot
inundated the new university of Iowa DAM n
building across the Iowa river. and imperi
several sections. Contractor Horrabin proven
the threatened washing away of thousands
dollars worth of state property.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1905-10-19
MANY HOGS ARE DYING
Mysterious Disease Carries Off Swi
Near Huron.

HURON. S. D.-A disease somewhat SINH
to cholera, and fully as fatal. has made
appearance among swine in this locality. S
eral farmers have suffered loss of hogs,
| altho various remedies have been applied,
disease continues to spread. 1t is thought t
checked.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1905-10-19

HCome!'' roared Mowthen.
large angular and elderly female, dressed with great
neatness and precision whose mouth grim and
forbddng line and whose gray eyes had bellcose glitter
appeared and surveyed him in silence.
Ier-are you the housekeeper?' inquired Mowthen in
considerably lower tone.
= am, SIR replied the female Doyle is my name.
You rang
~ thought would ask when dinner would be ready .,
said Mowthen.
At half past o. replied the housekeeper Half past
the time told an at half past you will hear
the gong Was that what you rang for9''
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1905-10-19

Then tell him about Ayers Cherry Pee
toral. Tell him how it cured your hard
cough. Tell him why you always keep
1t on hand. Tell him to ask his doctor
about it. Doctors use it great deal for
all forms of throat and lung troubles.
We have no seeretsi We publish &c Aver o.,
the terminals Of all onr f.edieinesA Lowell, Mass.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1905-06-17

NJ. s. Warren, Executor Of Il b. War.
rem, deceased, assignee. &C.. Plaintiff,