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VI One two Of our City papers yesterday
Colt. by spreading n story that of the jurors
consulted the crowd around the door and brought
IN averdict according to their wishes. We be-
ziievc The whole tale fabrication without the
slightest shadow of foundation, in truth. it Ii .
pity that these journals should thus disgrace them
seivcs-out still greater shame tha, they should
seek thus to disgrace our city,


Is BANxRuPTcY.-It will be seen by the fol-
lowing directions of the rules of the United States
Circuit anc District Courts Of New-York. in Bank.
rupicy, III what manner pensioners proceed
and that their tlrS step can be before one of the
commisSioners.-Thc following rules ar, 70 b. ob.
served in presenting petition:


lst. The name of the petitioner must b.. s,;b.
Scribed in full in the presence of the officer beor.
whom i, is presented for attention.


I'd. The name of the Attorney for the petitioner
must be endorsed thereon.


3D.. Every separate paper annexed To or connect
ed with the petition and application must be also
subscribed by the petitioner before the officer ,o
whom they are presented In the same manner a,
= Is directed IN the execution OF the petition.


4th Filing petition and the other papers s,
prepared certified snd returned to the Clerk of the
Olstrict Court, shall be considered n presenting
10 the Court


otn. ne applicants will perceive that their pc.
tiuons, ana all other papers TO bo subscribed BY
them, must be signed iaprcscnce of the officer who
takes the atteStaton.


Ncw-lork. February lS,, 1912.


" Mr.. Jacob Lowry Of Orange, n. Y. wa.
killed hy n falling limb IN rhe 81 st nj,