Correspondence of the Baltimore Patriot:
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SUPREME CoURr-A case OF peculiar interest
was opened to-day in the Supreme Court In which your
former ,ownsmsn Mr.. David Hoffman. Of Phadel-
phia is senior counsel for claimants OF very large
fund not 100000 dollars. deposited various
moned institutions in Philadelphia Mr.. Hoffman, OF
Reading ia also counsel and also Mr. Charles J. lnser
soil with Mr. David Hoffman but Mr. lneersol is not to
argue the the rule OF Court admitting only two
counsel to speak Mr. William B. Read and Mr.. VII
liams of Philadelphia are the opposing counsel Inc
has been itgated since the year 1924 in England
and in this country and for the large fortune
of Mr. Aspden who died about - years ago in London
Two OF heirs claiming. This Is prooaoy 'he
most important the docket in the amount anu
the most difficult and interesting in the many and COM
pick points involved


VIOLENT AssAULT-Mr. Peaie, one OF the GUARDS
of the peni,en,iary was violently assaulted on SUNDAY
evening last in the vicinity of that institution by some
nerson 10 him unknown. He was struck on ihe mead
With club of wood and feed to the ground The blow
doubtless was intended produce fortunate
y failed in so doing though it caused severe wound
The perpeator of this is yet undiscovered The
presumption ia that he one OF the discharged con-
ricts Bait Pat Wednesday.