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attention Of

IIFT. SIZE PHOToGRAPHS.-The attention OF
the pubic called our new stye Of D.GUEESEorEPEs on
taeu 10 All .zes. the life size TAI surprising Ia depth OF
tone and brlncy most finished palntn. GA canvass Ihe
s sizes nbig the delicate hnstue 90 ivory
A. 10 Ike es and durability they unsurpassed Perfect
,snesse Of any b made By the process from Oe
suerreoypes Taken Only BY Quincy C. d. FEEDERicKs
40 Rue base du Rampant Paris $40 Broad way y. y.
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pAIARn- NTGBltl.A the Crescent Hstel. s.r.soss
Srrks. Arr W ~ ~ Rev n. St7weB, pastor o. tse
Bapst, cs~seh Esws5 Bsssrc q Me- fors. 70 May w.
KS bali ~ Brstfiehcrc', VI
WCC D-ERNfuH-Al.o In hilton, Sirtioxa c., y the
sane ava Is Wsk,m " Wed Of Gfecn1eis, 70 rSeos
kugh Il ni.ion.
NNOR--BROC KvAY--GSp Tbu--d.y ssPt u. ~ sar
Rev ID. Seehsy hf Ii y kgG a NUsvosase. Wis -
MIS- Ahsssii BIoskSay " j,6er-on schossrss Co y Z
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A C0rEA6FoUs WOgAS--Nrs. Csrman rls'ting
At No. 40 Fus.sv., % entering her bed-rooH on
Friday ni-ht found man secreted behind the door,
and gave an alarm. Tho intruder arempted TO
escape bu; she fastened his face with FER finger
nails and bed him til an officer came. Toe fellow
gave liz name as Henry Linn. He was taken before
Justice Wood and held for examination, on charge
of being secreted With intent 10 steal.
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CITY ITE'WS.

The weather was Of the most Delighted chsrsci,'r
on Saturday end sunday. Yesterday morning the
streets Of tie City for The irrt time rtsunel The AMI
mated aspect Of the Sunday mornings before the
terins season ind the churches again Thoroughly
filed
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TIE MGrSE LAW CoSyESrioS.-A meeting is TO
be held this Monday evening at the Hall corOer Of
Fourth snd South Firststs., for the purpose of ap-
pointing four Delegates from this Assembly District
to The State Temperance Convention to be held at
Auburn on the 9th inst
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Advertisement
NATIONAL THEATRR.-FOr the accommodation

Of he ladies and am Manager Purdy has resolved 10 play
FASHION and FAMINE o. commenting piece during ms week
Nj scott tn az tacediln. will follow u this evening
with UCoLo eui the whole VIII terminate with the face OF
A CEytLisH GOOD JOKE. which Miss Hathaway hr Fox
&c viii trreer Little Cordela Howard appes-s AZ the
straw bsuy Gfl in fhs fret piece Th vii be Que o. the best
entertainments 10 be found tn ihe city.
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Misunderstanding psv, at last. The
Rave- present this evening grari fairy and comic
Pantomime, which they expect il to su-pss every
thing they have heretofore produced. "A5Pboiei, or
ATE Magic PeR, IL the title OF this n-vety, which
has been iOur months in preparation. TAere VIII be
fourteen new scenes, and more than fifty performers
Pill be engaged in its representation.
TIE NEw-YoRK THEATER opens tonight with
considerable foufish Of trumpets and the outrage
ously oyerworked play Of the Lady Of Lyons,
which every pisygoer has been bored with begond
endurance for ten year.. Miss julia Dean and Mr.
EDDY are the lovers. A dance and a farce concu &c
the performance.
Al the BROADWAY tonight Mr. Forrest commences
an eDsagemen; as Rchelieu." OF course series
Of or ercrovded houses will eDsue. Mr. D4venpori's
engagement was successful beyond the most e1;rsva
CANT anticipation.
At BURROWS the Midsummer Nights Dream
will be played for the last dme this evening. To
morrow night, Sunshine through he Clouds,
Lew comedy, viii be produced.
AT WALLAcKs, tonight "a Bold Stroke for a
Husband vii be revived. a new comic drama, My
Cousin German is underlined si.o The
The Knights of the Round Table, fve-act
comedy by blanche
Al the NATIONAL Fashion and Faninc, from
Mn. Stevens novel, is continued with " solino,
the regular Old blood-and.thunder drama. 4 new
stsrter Of the same order is in preparation.
At the BowERY, "hazepps il produced, with the
celebrated horse Ingomar. Also the dabolicsl play
Of " Jack sheppard production that ought TO be
driven from every stage having the least claim to
morality.
At tie MUsLUN, "1he cOrscan Brothers, "A
teacher Of nendish revenge-is to be played still
longer A new farce, called Heads or Tails, and
other light pieces are named.
AtGEo. CHRIsrY & WooDs MSsTRELs, bur
lesque Robert Macaire, IL to be given, with the
usual variety OF songs, dances, and other funny
doiDgs.
AT BUcKLEr's the burlesque on Lucrezia For
gis is to be played in great style besides the ordi-
nary mscollanes.
The CIRCUS of Spaulding s. Co., which drew large
numbers to the Battery last week, has left town.
AT the HIPPoDRoNE the novelty Of the hour is
irottipg bull, matched against horses. The horned
animal Is said to be an lbeIian and not Hibernian.
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cnr-Rr cALPNnAR-THts Day.

CoNaoS PLEAs-Nos. l0l, LII l,ll4, LIZ
= sgi 1874 IlS3 IIs5 l1s, lIs7, lls9 1850, ISL
lisA ~.-.-t l.
VI. he takenu ~
srFREsE CoURT-GeAeral Term Published on
-.
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The Special DePay Sherif's OF shis city about 100
in number, who were appointed during the street
preaching organization have decided 70 continue the
orpspizatioa until afte- the fall election.
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SATURDAY, Sept. I6-P. NJ.


The tendency of the market for fancies was down
ward to-day, but the decline was not universal. The
principal auetuaton was in Erie which opened at -,
lel of 10 Al between the Boards serward recovered
10 i3 end closed at that price at the Second Board
These continual and large fluctuations are very puz-
cling to the outside operators. Central fell OH y
cent; Harlem, y cent; Reading improved Il
cent Nicaragua / y cent Cumberland declined
40 cent. The westem Railroads firm South
ern Michigan improved to ssI, Michigan Central to
90. sc. For Bonds there wss fair demand eSps-
cisuy for Illinois Central, which improved to ~.
Erie Incomes advanced to 49, Newly York Centras wero
81. Hudson lst Mortgage 100 small sale Of Ken
lucky Skies was made at lO5, and California Seveha
at 81.
Exchange Is fmer, and in good demands Sterling,
sa05; Francs, 5.l3la 5llI.
The business in Freights is moderate. ToLiyer-
pool 200 20 900 bales compressed Cotton 3D. l,Ooo
barrels Resin ID Dead Weight 10 Grain - 94d.
nominal. To Antwerp 300 bbls Resin 2i6.
The Shining Lit gives for three days:
To Iordop 100 ties Beef at IS; 100 tuns Oil Cake,
1871; 500 bbls. do D. o; and 100 pkgs Measurement
Goods. l7I6a2Ol. To Liverpool, The steamer Baltic
has g. 500 boxes Cheese and t1ns Whaebone al oVf'
notb Ealing 70 day 500 bales square Cotton ld 700
bores Cheese, 25l; o. ties. Ialow, 10; aud Ssling
vesses / 900 bales Cotton 3D. 5-32d. 300 ID Bees-
wax 20 Il bhCs Tobacco, 1916 and 40 ehests Tea,
ia To glasgow ITO bbs. Resin, llo; and per
st.amer Glasgow, 3l4 ties. Beet, 81 aud 10 tuns
Tes,h.r Id 3 n. To HARE, several hundred bales
Cotton az OF a cent, and Ashes s6dss To Ant
I'm % 600 Hides 10 cents each. To Bremen, $1,000
N Xhal.bops. 1 Of a cent; and 400 tuns ST. Do
;'o I wood and IS tuDs Measurement Goods,
IoT To California, the market is extremely duh.
and with the exception Of favonte clippers, YES
sss on the berth fiji up very slowly at 1910 cents
The Charters embrace Ship from ~. John 20 Lon
dom Deals at "a; a Br. Brig from ST. John, n b. To
Sligo. Is l2s. 3D.; Ship Snow Squen, 700 tuns, TO
Melbourr e. slO, 900; a Brig from dacksonyne, with
Lumber to Havana, $l2; Brig, 222 tuns, from Nor
fox 10 Jamaica and back TO New. York, $500 port
charges paid If two former portsi Bark, go tans
Ia trade between New Orleans and Charleston, eight
months u 900 T. month; Brig from Bangor with
Lumber 10 WiDdward Island, sl3 Br. Bng 10
CaTbonesr " T., A. cents y bbl.; Schr., 2lj tuns
10 Pensacola s7OO, and back from AtakePas ~ Y
hid a sehr to Attakspas,, $500 and back, 80 30
Lbd on and under deck Schr 200 tuns. 10 Cellar
K.ys 20 cents y Dbl ana back with sugar from
FLORIDA 81 %; two Scbrs. from Attakapas 70 Rleh-
mond. Va e. 30; Ship Huguenot, 70 load Coal al
Philadelphia f. Salinas Bay, ship from Livefp1oi
n S With Boards % Demerara, Bark hence 70
Windward bland and home hOm Salt lssne; AM
a Brig TO WILMINGTON, North Side Cuba AMI oaek' o"
terms we old not learn. tx
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LAW INTELLIGENCE.

L. s. CIRCUIT CoURT.-Jadge Nelson, owing to
engagements in other districts Of his circuit will not
be in Sew.York to hold court, we understand, so
early as has been expected.
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AAHlflED.

PECK-BEAIs-In Glens Fails. WH<en Co. n Y, On
wedpe.d.y morning, SEPT -, By tsJ Rev. B hsessI
Marvin Pees N D, 70 hxeis 10 ass. aaly tsaxstsf o.
Thou a n Bems Esq OF this Ctg.
Mes,efn pspen plssss copy
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BrKSID To DLAIH.-On Saturday evening man
re-. siding in Fory 'ourhst Tenth sv was 30 &C.
verey buTnoo while engaged in tr! ing out ALLOW that
he diee' in few hour afterwlrd. An inquest will be
held toby
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NETWORK DAILY TRIBUNE MONDAY, SEPTEMBER ts 1854

~h.re N. occursnts sseP The burt'
80 TN the pek rts a. ptr 81 pantaocu whcl
r on hs r-ar ~ led The robbery not discovered
mi
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Roy DRowNED.-A lad aged about twelve years,
The an Of NJ Thomas Buchanan drowned ST the Fulton
-, "a afurdAy hle playing loes 10 company
che Bows Hs BODY recovered and taEen % ne
1870 Of M. psrrnts. 40 $ Myrtlesy.
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ARREST o. A FUGIFJyR Saturday man
named John Key from Washington County: Maryland, was
sesfed this CRY BY Officers Murphy ard ward on ehase
~ valued aboat SIS Tts property was claimed oy
brother Of the 6ecea,ed whs procured rant ane seas
accussd 70 this city caused his he Locked ~ 70
ait TecusfioU.
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BROOKL YN ITEMS.

PREACHING II THE PARK A large crowd gath
cred in the City PAX yesterday afternoon, which
was entertained for hour or more by Parsons and
s,aley. who said all they mad to say and went OIL
zi,bout molestaiion.
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BrRsIaRr.- Some time on Saturday d GIT The house
49, ~. porth wet Of Wa Brurt end DeErs~ ss
oroq.y entered and rubbed ~ eweTy vaaet Al asoa. 49,
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s.uIds, by judges Mitchell Roosevelt and Clarke bat 40 de-
cisions were rendered a.
Ord,r by default striking out parts OF answer and
making other paris more definite with 80 eosts
Tbs argument a. 70 widening Whitehall 81 postponed
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Atrteyp FALSE PREIESsEs- Thomas Bowie of
Eymilton-av., Brooklyn was arrested in this Ct' on
Saturday charged with having obtained by false Pre-
teuses soda water and porter 10 the value OF s'se
from W. c. Brock Of Eleventh ST. Hev-fork. lis
complainant alleges that Bowie on applying tor credit
represented that he owned the house ne hNea m ana
that bis circumstances were very fostering ms
statement is now claimed to be untrue, and made Tor
the purpose Of defrauding. The accused was taEon
before Justice Wood and bed 70 bail in 600.
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IAdyeubem utl
n,errprrorYPE sS'i FOR rue NJ MLLrox.-Call,

90. irsg, the f class large coored DAsUERsEoTYPEs.
.dor embssed casr. plGe alas presery~T &c Tor 81
and no extra the cheapest aud best anywhere
G.vE.NgTl Artist 10 +sj Broadway, corner OF HocaTds
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PHRENoLoGY.-FowLrRs & WELLS. No. y

Bro,dv,ay have all WokKs PUBLfsHED this interesting
seience Professional ExAs1NATIoNs with Charts and WIT
te descriptions Of chsrtcter sven when desired
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IAAveftisem-nt |
CRoToy POINT

CRoToy PoINT GRAPE VINES FOR SALE-By
b hundred or by the tousna large and small No orders
rd - les uun thsn and the price will be Ia pro
n he ,ss OF tie vine They should be trsuspaned
XII. IN J. " CANE, Jf.. Agent. NJ. 81 Bonds NesYork
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NEW-JERSEY ITEMS.

At meeting of the Ne F-Jersey Prohibitory Liquor
Association held at Newark on Friday evening. it
was Resolved,
That will irrespective OF paty for such and only
n.h candidates for ssiszture OF NewJersey are
LI-.
SUDDES DEATHs.-Tv9 Germans were instantly
killed Saturday morning By ire foul air o, we'll the
South Orsnge-aV Newark, which they attempting 70
clean. Tier names joan Abe, aged g. and Andrew
r. ~
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The motcn for injunction must, therefore. be denied
CLAIM FOR BALANCE OF A BARK LOAD OF COAL SUP
Piled A STEAMER ABROAD.
p Chuchman and others against the steamship City Of
Nelson, G. j. am strongly inclined to think
Height Palmer the cbarterer- IN ths case ste 70 pe
deemed for the voyages and So the puer Of the
ship who was then sgent was p 20 oJ e J
the retsou furnishing the supplies knew Of the charter and
that according 10 ts terms the chartere we're bound 10 u
pop am other rule the master Of vessel In
elan port In distress would otentines ind himself unable TO
p cure the necesrits essential for his reief the voyage
shi become broken up the OF supplies tue ship
have found where this knowledge on e part Of
person furnishing The supplies or makng repairs Indef me
the right Of charge the vessel
% s, syy.o 1g, /. yery different question
2 But that the characters not owners for the
yoyge hrers the othe vessel TO carry passengers and
and that the general owners possession sad naygs
tip of n The charter party resting In covenant and not
letting OF t ship my dgmeut the result be the
Tbe proof shows that the ship Of coal sad 70
Porto Belo il may properly be said IN distress for supplies,
aud without she could lot have performed her yoyAse
ocYrtd by the master would become charge upon
sci according 10 he settled msrstime law
The whole Of the prosf shows that the made aud
ne al t s5 b ,bSeed iii nat he ship would be liable
o balance Of the coal unpaid the cat was not met At
he Pufser That seeks epe the effect by essb
fishing feet that the Of the steamshp gave notice
81 the that the vessel would not be considered A. liable
On this point In the abs nee any evidence OF tue sd mas
ter present when Capt said he expected tue YES
j
titled 10 TIE most and according to which the credit
- ~, N tbe vess. must therefore reverse the decree
below and decree the vessel charsble for the coal
with the clerk necessary to ascertain the
amount
BoTroMRY BOSD Dudley Persse and others agt
the bsrs ~ said he agreed with the Court
ti, on all The points and in its coacusons up,n the
evidence IS the case then stoOdbu that upon the additional
eyid uce before the the lsches fully explained De-
cree bs Iow reversed ard referred 10 the clerk.
CoLLIsIOSs Augustus Lord, owner OF schooner
Hero hbelsnt Sc az. toe steamboat atc Newton The
CONT couer there blame the part Of the
D. wrs uou that the Isaac Newton expected az that
time from Albany her berth, and t seems TO me-
the Judge said. 4" with proper caution tue schooner
reed not been position where collision was IN
evitable" Decree affirmed.
Isaac r. Rea libelant and appellant agt the
sssutost New. YorThe Judge said h. cOnoued with the
Cot below that there no fault on ne part OF the os Ia
,f having ight impossible 10 result the conclusion
thai there the foreugsng az the time and also
seeS the rht could have been where IL hung well
a. In rad been twenty above also thar the speed
Of he ere the time fault on her part Decree
tel.w sEirued
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We can attention to the advertisement Of the
Coorerstowr Seminary and Fema'e Coi'eZia!e Inst
tute vhicb viii be found in this paper.
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Advertisement
MGNTIIIAS AND CLOAKS.-FALL EXHIBITION.

-ARsoLD CONSTABLE Co. will open for inspection their
Fs ImJoistors Of RICH PASrs CLoAKs and MANrLLAs On
THURSDAY NEXT The 2lt Instant Also case Of iesh lm
routed REAL DtA CAMELs HAR LOSG aud seVASE sHAWLs
aud SCANS No g Csnalsi.. y Y.
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Advertise mentl
Knapp 6vorablv known for the last - years

Of, rcre.fl DAcrEsREorYTfsT furnishes superior Ike
Noes .r NE ar u GROUPS greatly reduced Prices. a. his
ouv Gallery No So B1ldvay, between Metropolitan and
- Nicho a. Hotels Lkeaesses copied and waErsnted
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RrKTliS
DIED.

FiLLER-I. Brooklyr. on Saturday ere.
say 10 NJ and Ms Junius A. Fuller.
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PERsoSAL.-Among the arrivals at the different
botels we notice the following:


At the METEoPoLIrAS Horst Hon John Ho@r y, Lonr
Col r. VI Reniek - Louis Prof Alex DimstrI L. mo.
Tho Mslscn Montreal; Thomss Allen. London ton WIN
Ashton Carsdt, J { walsh l. ; r c smut Brush
Amy. A. M,hafey Va; Thomas ?. Rich. Boston; IL W..
Bfeik Feds; SianLopr PEe 1t ard servant Lima capt
Buthusl CAliioILis Hor. y. Nancy, Tenn y VI
Hsys Nashville; NJ de la Guzds. Aex'co Col A Oekin'
son Georsia; Nsjor Kennedy Caii,nris tompkins,
Bcsion; White. Hartford; Z u. Wright New Jersey
s A Giber Ohio - - .
Al the 81 SlcHoLAs-E A. Phillips Washngton. James
+ Kelley Groom Falls; judge Nnmot. New,brnnswiek
Geose ans Buffalo John II Cards Chicago; w " Alien
y. c; Jsnes " Hunt. Boston; Or PTlen Hahitx5 J T.
Morton. Virgins; Col Perkins . c : y Pierce, Lo-teu
Hon { Robusca, WooBsookel. r. Hon Jas A. bs5srd,
Delaware - =. O.,
Al the AsroR HoUsE-Commrdore Smith, U 5. Navy y.
Ffost Boston; r q. McCsniey. Phl. Chs'o'
Cary Boston; Charles B. Wright Ere Pa; Fowler; "
q Co. BsleI U. Army A Lsthsm, Wsshinstoni Jss
H. Rogers MlEsuke AIcrtw Robinson, New bedtoFd d.
Bad Eib savannah MAJOR C. wiomsn, Cornecticuti J.
H. Myiick Boston; I A Gould. Boston. .
At the HowARD-Tlonas Barnes, Washington d. g T..
Blair Lebanon. Ohio. Foy Toronto, C. WI Thomas
Hss.aId Jam, stown; : wor'ley. J.maiea w IL r G.
TUcber Galve.cu Texas. Weaver Mount Vernon, Oaiof
j. Wheelwrifht, BstmoL-, J. Cook Csnada' Geo l. Ste
vent, Washington; :. Is. Hathaway, BuBaloi H. MaEeeSs
Amsterdam.
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We call the attention Of the ladies OF me City 70 'he
fact that Ma lame Ruttksi the sister oil GoV. nos
suih has returned to the City, and reoPened her e.
ablishment for the sale Of lsces and emoroderes al
No. 100 Ninth.st., one door from Broadway.
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The receipt. a, the Sub Treasury are 'iH''i''
paid sll2.lss; balance o., O25, $50
The Exchanges at the Clearing House were
Ell $4,000. -. n "a.
LEG A. IA a97. against 81, $50 $50 same week
I.s, Tesr Among the Imports were Cigars go. 900.
Cof,se slO7 700, Oils sz1, 400, Hair s2S 400, Ride.
s,as zoo Cutlery 40, 800 Hardware s1s, 400, Iron
80, 600 Tin 500 400 Zinc s2l 700, Sugar slai,SoO
s,s,orery ego 900, Watches slIl 900, Wool $500
The .pareg ate Of Imports, including Dry Goods, rs:
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Bishop Wainwright has been very sick, but we
is now improving.
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Among the passengers in the Baltic for Liverpool
on SATURDAY were Count Rossi, husband of the late
Madame Sontag. Col. Il. Cot of New-Jeney, aud
Anthony Dey, Jr, bearer OF dispatches
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u :. CIRCUIT COURT
Decisions on Appeal by Judge NELSON Circuit Judge.


Charles Goodyear against the Congress India Rubber Co.
Bv the Court. As Goodyear had no lion on the
between him and Day the aIa stipulated
hen in 10 title or equity. therefore l. st mp IN the bill
sanst the defendant it respects the amount due nom Day
uDder the agreement at the time of the assignment
The unpaid tariff therefore due iroIa Day 10 Goodyear Is
around cr euonng the defendant from acting under the
rA whether the sssgnme from Day to defendant
as fraudulent OF not material Il respects Goodyear
s. A. 10 the alleged attempt evade the decree in the Cir
cpit Cont of the United States NewJssey the Iusst
cannot arse until that decree becomes nA t then no one
csn asssr say speaking what steps be necessary 20 en-
force IT,
The motion for injunction must, therefore be denied
AIM FOR BALANCE OF A BARK LOAD or COAL SUP
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meeting of the State Central Committee VIII be held
this evening.
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NJ. WENDELL. Hes'Ss oaicss
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Owing to the great success of the Opera of Norma,
with Madame Grisi it will be repeated this evening