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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-05-08
THE STRUGGLE AT WASHING TON.

From Our Own Correspondent
WAsHNGros, Saturday May s, 1884
Speaker Boyd yesterday gave exhibition Of arbi
trary power worthy of sham Democrat The House had
just refused by majority Of fourteen, to adjourn when
another motion made to the end and declared
carried without count The Speaker left bis seat hastily,
while dozen Of members their feet calling for teers
or the ayes and He met Lewis d. Campbell in the
aise, and charged him with making mischief. This Of
course led to high words, and might have resulted still
seriously had not friends inerfered and sepa-
rated them. There was for short time excitement
in the House than of the oldest members had
Witnessed there. II being part Of the tactics
OF the Nebraskaites to sit Saturday, contrary
custom necessary for the Speaker 10 adjourn the
House that day. instead Of Monday was desred by
the opponents Of Nebraska who supposed then to be
in majority.
While the friends Of freedom and public faith have been
making speeches against the Nebraska niquity in the
House Douglas and the Administration have been busy
engaged in ropng in the doubtful hesitatng members
and have probably succeeded far to enable them
take up the bill early next week. and possibly pass it,
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BAYARD TAYLOR lectures at Portsmouth. \. H.. on
Tuesday evening and Lawrence Mas Wednesday
Or. WIETiNG is lecturing st Portland Maine.
The Vermont Agricultural Fair viii open at Brsttle
boro' OF the l2h of September.
Prof ALLEN mulatto, who was hunted away from
the center loving aud seeking to white girl
who chose love him, leeiurns on Slavery N EaAnd great
sceeptsnee.
The National Council Of the Free Coored People Of
the United viii Cleveland Ohio on the salh inst
The Liberty Party of this State will hold Ccnven-
ticE At Csnasto;s, Madison Co. 90 the Ss ms
TIE HUTCHINsoNs sing this evening in Rochester.
The Vermont Teachers Association meets Wind
Aux q
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XXXIIIp CONGRESS. FIRST SESSION.
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,.

WASHINGTON, Saturday, May q, 1884.
Mr.. WASHBURN tMe.) presented resolutions Of the
Legislature of Maine asking indemnity for land taken 70
carry into effect the treaty Of Washington and favor -
the French Spoiaton bill Laid tho table and ordered
to be printed.
Mr. STEVENS tMichiganl reported bill to aid Mime
sofa in the construction Of Railroad in that Territory
Mr. S. briefly explained the provisions OF the measure.
Mr. HAMILTON Md moved that II be rejected
Mr. MEECHAM VI NOV led that the House adjourn.
Negatiyed by Yeas and Nays-one majority.
Mr. LANE lOregon) appealed 10 the House to go int
Committee Territorial bills this was the last day as
signed for their consideration.
Mr. LETCHER VA moved that the House adjourn
Agreed to--Yeas Sc Nays 65i and at u o'clock tho
House adjourned.
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STEAMBOAT ExPLOsION-LOss OF LIFE.

PHILADELPHIA, Saturday May s, 1854.
The steamboat Pennsy while towing some barges
from Schuykil to Bordenown, about O'Clock last even.
ing exploded her aue, killing William White, fireman;
Owen OMealy, droyer boy, and two others namcs I'm.
known; also nine mules and horses Alexander Williams
coored fireman, and another unknown man. were seri.
ousy scalded The captain and mate were unipured The
former eaped, blown overheard by the explosion
and swan ashore.
PHILADELPHIA, May l. 1885, z
William Eppenheimer, lad who was scalded on board
the towboa Pennsylvania at the time Of the explosion
died in the hospital last night
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TO CORRISPONDENTS

No notice be taken OF Communication Nheye
intended for insertion authenticated BY and
address Of the wteTnos necessarily foT publication but
guaranty of his coed faith.
We cannot undertake to return rejected Communications
To FRESDsSuserbers sending remtiances frequently
omit 10 mention the the PosOfe and Frequently
tie q the Stse TO which their sent-alwsys
mention the name Of the Pot Cgtec and State
SrEscKiskks wishing the THs TRIsUSE
ehspscd, must sta,e the cd address well
BxNEYou remiiianee Of sle received but YOU CO not
mention the Of your Pos;-ofsee.
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The INGiana Patriot Democratic journal issued a;
Vincennes, comes out strongly and ably for Liquor Pro
hibon As to the fear often expressed by his compair-
OTIS that The Ways may make capital out of Prohibition
the or suggests that the Democrats obvate all danger
tina, by taking the lead in favor OF Temperance
Reform and calling Wings and Others follow them
Ii they do this he don't how Prohibition hurt the
party" A very sensible suggestion.
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and popular.

DEATH or ALFRED MUSsos.-TKe Utica Gazette
the death Of Alfred Munson, Esq, which took
place his residence in that city Saturday morning.
The deceased Of the Oldest citizens and perhaps
the weehiest man in Utica. His age was 60.
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70 rase which involve them IS such cases ray ar'se
and we think even Tie Jesrrs' will admit that there
il :. least one opponent OF the act in question who was
not impelled to such opposition BY the consideration It
;ntn
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DESTRUCTIVE FIRE AT UTICA.

UTICA, Safurdhy May 8 1917.
Roswell b. Smiths drug store In this city burnt
$4,000 partially insured The building was owned by T.
l.. Kingsley The adjoining stores Of Butler Co.. drug
gsts and Doole, dry goods suffered considerably BY
fire and water.
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CANAL NAVIGATION. sc.

SYRACUSE, Saturday, May 6, 1854.
The first boat of the season from NewYork has arrived
at this place.
The weather here is quite cold and frosty tonight and
now-squalls prevailed during the forenoon.
The segnr-makers hold convention here mex! week
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FIRE AT OGDENsBURGH.

OGDESsBURGH, Saturday, May 6, 1854
Three dwellings Franklin-st near Ford, occupied
by George Boyd w. II. Young and f. A. Watrous, were
destroyed by fire at O'Clock this morning The loss is
covered by insurance. All the furniture was saved.
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THE LATEST NEWS.
RECEIVED Ky
MAGNETIC TELEGRAPH.
FROM WASHINGTON.

s,s..al n.natch 10 The ". Y. Tnbure
'is''" 'NP'''" WASHINGTON, May Z. 1854.
Tha sbsentees are returning. The members 10
sou,ds nj the hotels are discussing the probable re-
suit. great fight is expected tomorrow. TIE
friends and opponents of the bill have had meetings
tonight. Col Bissel is extremely i'll. He would
make the great speech against the bill lion the floor
Mr.. Douglass concern about Mr.. Bssells health il
considered good joke Messrs. Tweed and Wal
bridge are secure for Nebraska. Look out for par.
liamentary decisions which would make Clay Cheever
TAYLOR. OF even Polk or Stevenson weep. John
Wheeler is unseduced and true. Both sides are on
the qui rire The fight will be desperate. Bets are
offered that the bill will carry Votes offered for
railroad and various other to secure one for
the Nebraska iniquy. Its opponents however, still
think the measure cannot be contaminated finally.
The excitement is immense. QUI VIyE.
desperate effort viii be made this week to take up the
Nebraska bill by temporarily dsposng Of the preceding
business on the docket The opponents Of the measure
threaten that il the regular business Is neglected to reach
the BILL they will oppose several important bills when thsy
come up and throw the responsibility upon tho friends OF
the Nebraska movement Much feeling exists, and tac-
tons legislative warfare must result. Both parties are
fully prepared for the approaching struggle.
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FIRE AT BALDwINsvILLE. N. Y

BALDwIssyILLE, Saturday May s, 1854.
The annery of Messrs Phillips Bently with the Office
adjoining, and its contents destroyed by FIRE last
night The loss is estimated at from s9 600 $4,000 In
sursncs O., 900.
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SOUTHERN MAIL.

BALTIhohKi May n I5oE
We have mail south Of Charleston tonight No nsws
from any point.
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The circulation Of THE WEEKLY TRIspNE 10000 Aiye
tisemeni. inserted for FurY CESrs line merton
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Now READY.-An extensive assortment of well.
made sad superior SPxNs CLorHSe Of the best
fashionable styles Of extremely low prices Entire ssseoa guar
aDteed EDWARD HAcNgrr
Clothing Emporium No. loo Fuloa-y
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PATRoK the the United States OF the above
celebrated Safes and b. C. G0fIs mpenetrabe defiance LOCKS and
Locks combined the world Depot
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-CpvsTAi. PALACE FmsT PREMiUM SEWING Ma.

Machine offered for with
those and sold by the Avery Sewing Machine Co
The simplicity Of then construction obviatng
Liability Of getting Of repair the praeicsty OF The stitch
and their hcs the only practical Machines offered
No. The f,bc Besdes the Paet Machines
The controversy which all others involved which
TACT 81 great Those in first.
the cheapest and b g. will do wen TO cal before Purchss
ina eiscwhe Orders punciuAy attended TO- Address
Thomas h. LACEY, President Avery Sewing Machine Co,
Ma York
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SuKs. SILKs.-Messrs. LEADBRATER & LEE. No.

3 Broadway selling the richest and cheapest SILKS before
cold this city Having purchased their entire stock at great
enabled sell their goods low
Their system price and goods sold will be taken back II
they do give entire satisfaction.
POPULAR TRADE.-LEADBEATER a LEE, No. 3i1
Broadway selling fine Barge De LANES
French Printed Mnsiu Baeges from up; GnshaHs
FRI nch Prints best Kid Gloves. 81 Ribbon. half
their MANUFACTURED Gents six CraVais and Pocket Handler
lv chi
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Further Testimony from New-Jersey in favor of DIR.

celebrated
MESDHsN, Morris Co. n J.. June T. 1851
DR. C. NJ JAcKsoS-Dea Sir With much pleasure testify the
was afflicted with Complaint and Nervous Debility
dued low that the physicians and my friends despaled Of my
hopes attention called to adyef
in SCOTS weekly read aud believed the Bn
verified well Since then have sold dozen
afflicted with liver complaint dyspepsia and nervous
could procure number certificates from ho have
om ne esive TO this medicine viii freely communicate with
them. personally known 10 ell the leading of this county
For is IN Gy sp SANDS: No leo Fulton cor
Wlsm and C. ii RING corner of Johnst and Brosdwsy
and by d, aes in medicine everywhere
FARE TO ENGLAND ONLY SlO.-Cabin passage may
England and back Tor go Why shouldn't
heyl REpones RUSSO sALyt down 70 = cents box cures
Sc For sale by IL RING No 1872 Broadway A D SANDS,
Wholesale Agents C. V. CLIckEStR Co REDDNG Co. Bos
ton, Propieors
TRUssEs.-CrystalP Palace only prize medal awarded
MARSH Co, No p MAdenane, for their RADICAL CuRs
"a ~ sysIr Ss,,pon for rsoHe vein. n.iTsm.nt.
made to order for physical deformity Open til
ELECTRICITY AGAINST CHRONIC DISEASES The
PATENT HSpRo ELECTRIC CHAINS all Nervous Diseases
s and sIe pstfoned BY the highest medical sahory in the
world Exhibition Medal oce and FACTORY. removed g No 80
Prcof-what IS pIoofi To hear, totouch, to see
Your eyes alone your witnesses should be
CRISTADORo asks all who desire 10 change the color
nj %e ie h sSsA a. DS n Sa the
hesd, at No, Aston House.
The WORLD ON FIRE - Geology aud Chemistry
that the OF this world time
BY The bowels Of the earth are vast crater OF are and
have eSush cold Of being soon cured using bkfA> PvL
Co. No 81 Barclays General Agents for New York and vicinity
BACHELORS HAIR DYE is still the leading article
by al be the best pYE for perfectly coorns
the hair the moment applied Tens thousand. IN al parts OF
the world psoo lain II the only reliable Dye known Sold
BAcHttos's, No 80 Broadway
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SAVING MACmINEs-We mot ONLY make and sell

the SEWING MACHINES but the Oldest patent and
ersl important Sewing Machine patents We have con
offensive operations against and will demon
satc and the pubic that Sewing Machine wort
rne made without infringing exclusive rights
tat or ghts cannot with immunity The Ma
,hnes which controversy the improved single
ihittd Machine, sold by us only
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ESCAPE FROM HIGH RTNTS.-S,
DEFIANCE SAIAMANDER SAFES ROBERT NJ

WoOdhaven SectionsOusT and Lors 10
MONDAY May a. p N at the Long Island Railroad Depot
miles the South Ferry Cars leave 70 return 55 Com
Id
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CERTAIN Guar ron fsvTk AND Aepr
This and interesting discovery IN Vegetable Ne. attract.
las the attention OF physicians and vaas BY uniformity Of w
II Nrvrs FAiLs, WIEN Usrp A Dikrcrrn
Sold BoyD PApL. No las and bv a a,
Co. No 81 Bsreisyst Wholesale Agents. sed At retail ey
CRAs II RSe corner Broadway and Johns ID Csoxs,K
corner Broadway and i&h 6vos Bowery and sns
NJ W. SHEDpEN corner Bowery and tthst GvsrAv Rs~s
ssseER, No 81 Ohverst and c. 8 HuTcHSes No ia WA.
Osdsss from the Trade to be addressed to
c. d. DTsMrR
New Brunswick NJ
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-07-30

TBI STATE TEMPERANCE CONVENTION
TEETOrALLERs IN THE FIELD-Our readers will
have seen from their advertisement in our col
umns. that great State Convention of the Tee.
toiallers is to be held al Auburn, on the 10Th,
day Of September next The committee making
the call express the hope that "thosc only viii
be elected as delegates, who consider the enact
ment Of law prohibiting the liquor traffic as
the question of paramount importance in our
State legislation
This is coming squarely up 10 the work, and is
conclusive of this important fact--that the ten
perance people, upon the question Of the Maine
Liquor law, viii be an Independent. party ia our
November election. They will make all other
questions, and principles, and issues, subservi-
ent to the election of Legislature and Gov
crnor who may be relied upon In the passage
OF the Maine Liquor law We may rely upon it
that every candidate for Governor, or for the
Assembly, OF The Senate, will be required TO
give his opinions in writing upon the liquor
question and the liquor; and when such opinions
are withheld, or are opposed to the temperance
platform, or whip the devil around the stump
we may rely upon 1t that that ticket will be
dreadfnlly, and in most cases, we apprehcnd.
fatally scratched at the polls.
We admonish all other parties or cliqucs in
tending 10 take hand in our legislative and
gubcrnatorial election that 1t will be necessary,
in making out their calculations in advance,
to allow considerable margin for a probable
loss or gain, as the case may be, from the &c
QUESTION or opposition Of the temperance vote.
II the Maine law party could carry the Legis-
la'ure last year, what may they not accomplish
.nis year, when lucy nave a ve.o 70 rcouke, lus
example Of Rhode Island u encourage them,
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The Canadian Elections.

Our neighbors in Canada have been going
through some severe excitement during the
late hot weather. The readers of the HERALD
who take an interest in Canadian affairs will
remember that the ministry were defeated on
the reply to the address, and forthwith dis
solved Parliament. The opposition made much
noise at this stretch of authority, and accused
the Cabinet Of desiring to prevent inquiry into
the populations and eorruptions of It's members
by dissolving the House. The ministry, on
Their side, said that law for the amendment Of
the franchise having passed the Legislature
the Parliament then sitting was, by that vote
declared incompetent to legislate for the coun-
ny; and the sooner 1t Was dissolved tie better
be pr,ncipsi mau, - val " remembered, Is
{. H.nss :, . Gaars'cs Of renowned skili, ADD
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Esns the recsipAs for Tia deposit money ~ re-
qursd by the terms Of sale. This DECD ion u tantar
noun. TO the dispensing with the aid OF cls.ks for
such purposes.
COMMERCIAL AFFAIRS.
Common TO good brands Of state -four Were again
frner yesterday and closed at an advance Of l2ac.
25c. per barrel. Prime samples o! corn were also
higher by one or two cents per bukhel. Wheat was
also firm The first cargo OF new Delaware red wheat
$500 bushsls) was received yesterday by B. NJ
Fox & Co., and was held at 50 per bushel. There
was no further changes in quotations for cotton,
which sold only TO 0 moderate extent.
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INTERESTING TO FBEMN.-We publish, to-
day, afull and accurate account Of the Partisan
Fire Department, the superiority of which over
any thing else Of the kind in the world has been
acknowledged by all travellers. When we con-
slider that Paris has twice the population Of
New York, and that the average yearly lossby
iro at The first named place is but one hundred
thousand dollars per year, it must be apparent
that we as yet know very little relative to the
extinction and prevention Of fires. We think
that our department might obtain some valu-
able hints from the article which VIC print to-
day.
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pnD inoM TIE ETEcrs or HE HEAT.-Coroper Gam
bic yesterday held inquest upon the body Of Michael
ferck, in Thirty eighth street, between tho Tenth and
Feyenth avenues who died from the effect OF the heat
Deceased 60 years OF age and native Of Ireland
ACCIDENTALLY DRowyRp.--Coroner Hilton yesterday
held inquest upon the body OF John sweeney st the
house Of bis brother Ola Water street IL appeared in
evidence that deceased and his brother hands on
board the steamer City Of Hartford and Mat when in
dock at Hartford Conn the 9th July the deceased
was leaning the side, drawing water In bucket
when he suddenly lost his balance and fell into the wa.
ter and drowned before assistance could be rendered
him. The body was recovered and brought on TO this
city for interment. The body examined By Or
Chastcny who found marks Of violence on the BODY
and gave his opinion that the deceased TO his
death by drowning and the verdict. Deceased
was is ears Of age, and native Of Ireland.
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Superior Court Special Term.
Before Chief Justice Oakley and Hon. Judge Due

before Chiei JuStice oakley and Hon. Judge Duer
AlLIdED FRAUDULENT ISSUE OF HARLEY RAIL-
JULY 29.-n the Matter of alexander RWe.-
The accused in this case is under arrest. charged
with the fraudulent Issue Of stock Of the Harlem
Railroad, of which company he was secretary. Not
being able to procure the amount OF bail required
(tlOO,000) he still remains in custody. A motion
was made on Tuesday to discharge Mr.. Kyle rom
The Court this morning refused the motion 70
admit the accused to ball. but abetaned from giving
any opinion as to whether the company are liable
for the stock 80 issued. In the course Of his re.
marks In rendering the decision of the Court Chief
Justice Oakley said that the main question was are
the iace set forth In the adavits sufficient to show
that any obligation exists between the COMPANY and
the defendant, kyle2 1t was contended BY his
the defendant from the fraudulent issue Of this stock
the company have no claim against him for Il, and
that they cannot maiatain their action against him
AID that ne should not be held to bail This was .
grave and important question, not only as relates to
this, but to other cases. especially where the stock
was filed up by regular issues, which would present
di1ercnt question; but in coming to the conclusion
which we have arrived at, Il must be understood
tnat We do not commit ourselves to more than the
preliminary question in the great difference
Of opinion exists as to whether the Harlem Railroad
company can De conpeled to q responsibility for
TINS STOCK; and IN this state of the case We shall
conhne ourselves 10 the question "a to whether there
s Puma tae,s cause made out to hold the defen
cant 70 bail. II appears that there were blank
t,iicaiss len with the secretary 70 fill up, and al
negligent, on the part Of the President, we do not
mean to say what may be the consequence resulting
from it, nor we prepared 20 say what obligation
rests on the defendant for thQ money he obtained
from those who received this -; nor are we pre-
pared to say that he Is not u>onsible for It. A.
yet he has put in no answer y the complaint aud
thereby implicitly admits the truth oft The state
dant puts In his answer, shall be better prepared
to decide upon II. The defendant, however, con.
tends that whoever may have been defrandcd, the
him. As the case stands at present, we must order
the motion TO be denied.
Mr.. Tallmadgc inquired Of their Honors IL mo
tion could not be made to reduce the amount of bail
The Court said II would be quite competent for
counsel to make such motion.
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THE hIYrHAsT on HxRGEs Hula young man residing
in Ohio but now stopping at Iovejoys Hotel, In New
York. visited Bergen fiji on Friday TO get an expansive
view Of that animal Of the metropolis, known az The
Elephant Tho young man from Ohio made pleasing
Who offered 70 show him the battle ground
New Jersey Accordingly they proceeded 70 Der.
the salt Meadows west Of II, when they we're met by
person having patent safe. The result was that the
stranger Lost 5000 BY the usual OF the swni
Ie-s lie uncertain rhetnrr he tho battle rrouud
uni-~s . serey, which Is Gained tine battle ground
Of the Revolufson bat he confident that be hs m
rsnsiys yisr q 3 large municipal elephant,
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Malls for E rlroIle,

nW YORK HERALp-EDITION FOR EUR0R-TRE DE
PARTURE OF THE sT. LOUIS POSTPONED.
mo U. mail steamship st. Louis, Capt. Asa Edridge
vim leave this city TO at II o'clock NJ for
USwss and HAvre.
NE European mails viii close in this city at half pas
IN o'clock that morning
M HERALD, (printed in French and Englsh) viii be
yubKshed at half past nine O'Clock in the NOR ang.
Bngle copies in wrappers, sixpencs
Subscriptions and advertisements for any edition Of
- New YoRE HERALD WIN be received at the following
plAses n Europe
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NE contents Of tho European edition of the HERALD
ON embrace the received by mail and telegraph at
mis- Office during the previous week and to the hour of
publication
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Before Hon. Judge Hoffman.

IMPORTANT DECISION RELATIVE TO THE sALg or
REAL ESTATE.
JrLy 29.---Cdriaopher McQudde against John
Wnrin.-Tbe plaintiff seeks q specific perform
aDce Of q contract for the sale Of lot Of ground
which he ale ges the defendant has agreed TO con
vey to him. The contract Is stated 10 have been
made through an auctioneer. The answer denies
that the defendant vas the owner Of the property.
and denies that Nicolsy, the aucti0neer, - the
TO the plaintiff. The evidence Is that J. d T. War
rim employed the auctioneer TO sell the lots in que
son, -l.~ ....sr property. In tie boos 81 lie s0s-
tisneer, called diary, IN entry ndlcs.ing sa's
trcai eststs, 70 b made " kvrlay, tie lJth 4