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, 1864-03-10

Restoration ofthe Voice Eight Months
After Its Loss

0Ae@A AVE A1"7Ss
H. Ar.x ,,.rn.,,1.s-,. D -,,,.-
.ta ,ihyIs, ae> e>otnlcSs nu4iolns' nas received
'ne 'eAo"ins' uc,
aI.st septsnSs: plassd ~ x,ss fSsfa ua9ef The
Sarc OF u; !. NiasloT Aver. Of the Chicago
TRoa, TRIoa, and nans snhshnls sh ior dtseass e shs
,.1aoa4; nn9 "1 IT, Suo naG not sace inc April
pteeeaiEg oeen soie 70 alt1e0late single and
III onIEsatloa. A.Mnss i4 ,ne sol1est Whisper,
never hfled 70 produce violent ut Of coughing:
Ens WIS E5ea.is asHHeeo IN st1eHetn anu nesh, ana
HIs 'ho s olfEse sSa was aass nasteng 70
xara yc1, H. ~ ser tnr Wos t se q II
rapidly Increased, and shc ia more Aeshy than shc
has eetn tor the Last nFe years. anu Is N good
health All these truly astonishing resnltsl attrib.
nte eo&ly to the effect Of the skt and remedies Of
DR.. !. Nlna.ow Ayer. ,,
Where nart|ka esnnos can they nav % send ii for
which wil be sent jiee Of charge. ConspitStIon
frees -Tho.e aflfctei With Catarrh. Astirna Bron-
chitis. Or Consumption, should npply Immediately.
mchlGa-e5f
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Ahe FIofenee nlen.1nsa1e Oh Inc Hof-
sefy'
me following Is an e31faet 1to@ !e1te1 written
Y tne Kev. ~ Meiest, 70 t4s @ Gs''a' REFORMED
Messenger, at ChamoefeonlE. Ienn'',
bESAfAEcrAass. ~
Jlst open INC Coot to1 nel, aao Misc ;MinsloW
The Enrscry- OfthIs va ate go sure, fhat We viii
teach our Il Suev TO say, "a Blessing on Mrs,
Wins]oWn for helpine her to survive and escape
the cribinc, colicEins and teethina siege, We
confirm every word set forth In the Prospectus. It
, 1864-03-10

The "AILEdED M1sAPPRoPE1AT1oS,'- We
have received the following letters relating to the
alleged misapprppriation Of monies By the firm Of
Chase & Cooley
EDI1oRs TEIEukE-Since the appearance inJour
isere Of the eth inet. OF the article headed Allec
ed Misappropriationa' &C., &C., 1t is but Justice
to Ar. Cooley to cay That am not aware that any
Of the money or The note for 500 charged in my
1fidasit 10 hare been received By the late law firm
Of Chase 4 Couley, from +. Becker, on collections
were actually received by ~. Cooley individually,
or that he had any personal knowledge until after
the dissolution OF bis said firm, that such col1ec-
tions had been madc BY them. The whole tlnnsac-
lion with sad firm, 60 far ns was connected with
it. was had with Chase, though MI. Cooley as n
member Of the firm was Of coursc responsible for
the money collected, and hence be waa mate par
ty 10 the suit.
lsigned1 ". TANNER.
This and the following letter cfcctually clear Mr.
Cooley from anything 1Ike completely with the afair.
With regard to the following request Of Mr. Chase,
1t may be stated That the TRIBUNE has already In
it, 1serc Of Sunday morning acknowledged the pre-
sentatlon ofthe af'ldavits SPOKEN Of. They were
too lengthy for publication in that ISSUE and was
understood that synopsis was not then deaired by
the party presenting them:
EnlTons T1mUxk MY late partncr, LIT. Cooley,
Is in no Tay implicated In tho collection or1reten
ton ol money or other things az narrated in the
affidavit OF Warren Tanner, published by you.
Whatever transactions were had in that affair were
had with me In perEou, and without his kuowled9e
I think havc a right 70 s8E from you a pubiieA-
zion OF synopsis at least, Of tho atdavita which
, 1864-03-10
LOCAL MATTERS,

remainder OF the catalogue will be offered Some
OF the ra1est paintings In tho collection remain
, 1864-03-10

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, 1864-03-10
7lOSt.

L Wednesday forenoon, be.
tac North Chicngo Horse failso.d oacs Mins e. ~ M
Any ono returning 1t at the North Ch.essoUc ..a t
Once Will be suitably rewarded. tnnio-asI'
T ,OST-A lady's box aud +. Eaass aaess
hseaat PIN set raa1L a,n aaa ~ ( No l,5 W.
baah eyeuYs,
, 1864-03-10

Postponcd.-Thc CONGREGATION worshlpping
At the Union Park Baptist Church, had appointed
social reunion at the house OF the Pastor, Rev.
James Dixon. D. D.. for this cThurstay) evening.
Eut 1t is now postponed on account OF sickness In
the family Of tue P,etoc
, 1864-03-10

FOR SALElHouse and Lot No.
~ ~ Wabash avenue, near Peck Court, The House
has thifsen q 1soms hot md eold water bath ROOM Sc
Icy in the rear. Two-thlts Of the purchase money
can remain On mortgage for term oc years. 1t eight
lAndpILh streEt. mhi-ala.1ur
, 1864-03-10

FOR SALE-30, 900 acres Of well
selected Pins Lands ln 1ots 70 snlt puzchsseEs,
per oay Also good sites tof othef steam Of water
ntn: at Thunder Bsy, On Lake Huron. Persons wish
faIorablct with superior quality OF timber, and good
iacilnea i9r shipping. Address GhO. y. FLETCHER
Detroit, MlCh. fel8-N 9dQ.13 At THATU
, 1864-03-10

AWARDING OF TIRE PonK CoarnAcr.-The
sealed proposals. for supplying thc pork advertised
for by the commissa1y Of Subsistence, werc open
ed on Tuesday last. The contract was awarded to
A. Kent 3 Cd, Who put In the folio wing figures
1899 brsa Primo Aoss. .t1a6o
~ ~ .. u ..s--.-.---......-..s.... 1880
wv u.....s.s,,,...,.. -. 1900
, 1864-03-10

TOR SALE-At Il decided bargain
.1fnpp1ied for soon, two-story brick house oi
near RiDggoa two brick houses and lots on Harrison
st1eet, near HAlstc4d; two new houses and lots on
snd lots, building lots, river lct farma aud Illinois
lands. SAMUEL 4. SARGENT.
-. Real Estate Agent, No. ! Metropolitan Block.
, 1864-03-10

TOR 6ALE-One of the most val
u uahle, pleasant mud desirable locations in Cham.
p:en City, H. The House l. new, ike, two stories,
under tho whole house; thirteen rpo1us With twelve
pantrtcs. halls, closcts md c1pboards, all good size
stable Lot fall size Kood assortment Of fruit trees
naMental md stru6befy. 6nbttantlal1y bu!lt, with
on the premises. nhlGa!7l.it
, 1864-03-10
.:F0r SALE.

H'OR SALE-A very nice Top Bug
L. ~, nearly new. 1t McFarlafn's, corner Of State
Anu vsn Guren streets. For particulars, Inquire at
No. Hl!liura B.ccE, OF south Water EsrE
s1+Cets, Cp Stl{ssx fnhf1nlTA5t
, 1864-03-10

u 9FOpttLJ. -
20 feet ier Iess dcsire on Eueker, corner Of Adams
street.
50 fee Houth front on Washington street. near Reu
ben street.
l cct feouth fsout> on West Lake stree nca. Robey
III iert On Walnut RtTeet, near HobeY.
70 Get on Park avenue, near Robey street,
For PaIc Cheap Tcrns-one third or haifcaah baLauce
u mhi4 iaTs 4siT jas. L. EETNoLD5, occ Bryan us
, 1864-03-10

TOR SALE-Lots. Good Build
Il Ing and Residence Lots. pleasantly located in
the West Division, Chicago avenue Indiana Hab,
bard and Ncb1e streets, at nom $19 te q 5e9, On
Buinhsm Aartin's office, Is kast Randolph stFees.
, 1864-03-10
aur1t01: GdtRE,

AT AUCTION, "
On TUESDAY, Ale7ch 18th. at g1f O'Clock at pptterss
Atct!on Rooms, IN Portland Block, 1G}, 195 and LOT
UcatboFn st. WI. a. BCTTEf.9 j. CO., Auet3.
, 1864-03-10

FOR SAL E-Firft class Resi-
l. dtnses-A Brick Brick . Honte on Pearson street;
basement, With gas, hot and cold water, bath room
and MI modern improvements. Also frame House,
ayerue With the lot forty eight feet front on which
1t stands or the lot can DO leaeed. For further tn
, 1864-03-10

Chicago BYE and Ear Knfirmary ana
Clinic Institute. l34 South Clark street. D..
Evessnn, apec3alist fpt diseases Of the Eye, Deaf
ness, Cstafrh and all chrome Diseases Cut this
ont and taepis. mat5v99ae333t, ,satMAW
, 1864-03-10

EOR Sal E-28 Lots On Michigan
ayenuc, near Twelfth strcct-onc-thi cash, bal
nue. ncar Monroe etreet. with brick barn-veFy low.
Lot Monroe street, near Wells. Lot on Clark.st,
On The southwest cotne. OF Randolph Ann Streets
suitable for store. The south bali Of Lot In block S.
(oEina1 town. 10 feet Fulton by IS feet % Clinton
street. Apply to THOs. FREEMAN, III l:andolph-st,
EnEm M. u1l4af1 t.ift
, 1864-03-10

TOR SALE-A desirable residence,
- The Frame Dwelling, s51 Wabash ayenuc. House
In good repair. Lot s. feet front by $50 deep Apply
to q. E, sEELEE, II Clark street. mhs--y9ii1W
TOR SALE-Brick House and Lot
y1cO -e. '0>1
River Lot near Pittebnrsh Railroad Bride, on South
Branch.
A number Of Lots on the West and Forth sides. By
2. GE pDEs. ONCE No. 5, over II Wells stteet.
, 1864-03-10

TOR SALE-Waukegan residence
= -AhIsc md soldly buiit hT1ek house, standing
sna II inll yleE q ths Lake Ths aroands are wen
thade trees, won with large variety OF choice
nit .ees II III, bearing Fos Plan Of shs Ie4:s apd
On thc PREMISES or to IAos. B. Bryan, bryan Hail,
, 1864-03-10

TOR SALE-Desirable dwelling
for sn1e On West Monroe etrect for cash II a6.
piled for at oEee ! 1rst.clsss Gtn1e building, with
10 with wfEs lot 70 feet by 1855 contaInlas ten rooms
with water and Eha houkc built in the snhetan.
tiai manner. Address "a Pr Pest ONCE BOX 1901
rntifA1E1,3t '
, 1864-03-10

FOR SALE-Aly house and lot on
u Prairie orcnne, three doors south OF Old Tor
Elshteenth) street. This Is one Of the most desirable
osnlit!et n the sity for Eesdcnee EoE Partsnlas
street. Room No. ?, mp staln. J. JONES. JA-
, 1864-03-10

Republicans Of the Fifteenth Ward
The citizens of the Fifteenth Ward are requested
to meet OIL Saturday evening next at the house o.
Charles Hauesler-No. sb North Clark street, be
tween Howard and Superior, to take measures TO,
organizing for the ccming city campaign. Good
speake1s-American and German will be on hand
The meeting Wll1 omen uromntIY Mt n,clnck
, 1864-03-10

The JANE MOGREAyY ABORTION CASE
This somcwl,nt celebrated case was again brought
up for adjudication yesterday afternoon, before
Justice Brown. The peoples Prosecutor, Mr.
Reed, stated that as @. ". Wood was not present,
no action wonId be taken concerning him. This
case Las bceu under the surveillance OF The Police
officers far the past three -four reels and nl the
evidence 70 fhr obtained cannot impllcate either Of
the He11ingtons or Mr. Wood, and he would con.
sequcntiy ask tie court to discharge the three de-
fcndants, nrd only require them to give their own
rccognizance for their appearance as witnesses be-
fore the Rcco.derss Court. This was accordingly
1enc, and the Mcssrs. Harrington and other i'm
fofant Witnesses entesed into recosufznnee Of 300
each 1r their appearance before the Grand Jury at
INC ncH session Of the Recorders Cont. MI. G.
". "ocd ~as given untl noon TO- day to make his
appearance, and If not his bond will be forfeited.
RELIEF xon THE FaEEns1Es.-on Monday
evening last special agent went forward viii
more than ten tons of supplies fos Freedmen. for
wnrdcd by the North Western Freedmcn's Aid Com.
mission. This WIS the FORTH shipment since
january Int, when the Commission was organized.
On tic c4th u1t. party OF ten teachers YVES dis
patched. Their names aro: Joel Bu1lingame and
wife, rFickton; Hrs. Arxah Brown, Chicago; Miss
Enrah h. Corbin, Crystal Lake; Miss Julia A.
Brown. Monmouth :; Mre- Nancy z. Horcy, 0quaw.
In: Rey, q. A. McKciyey and wife, Cent1a1ia;
Miss :Arabella uemstrcct, Mendoza; John B.
weeks, ChIcago. Another party, considerably
larger, is making up to lesrc early In April An.
otber large shipment Of supplies will be made sbout
the sstnc time.
On the Sd Inst. ten Surgeons were sent forward
~ the Commission upon the rcQuisitIon Of the
Medical director At vlcksbulg. ),
We arc glad to learn that this vigorous orEanixa.
fiou IL 80 rapfffly winning the confidence of the
, 1864-03-10

NOR SALE SO bbls. Raw Lin.
seed OIL. 60 bbIs. nol1eA Ilaseed OIL! for sale by
l0MNAN. WOOD d CO., No. North ClAsk street.
, 1864-03-10

MARROW EscAPE--A serious accident oc-
CURED on Tueadny night On the Chicago and North
western Railroad, fortunately, however, unattended
by eet.ous consequences. The two rear carriages
OF the t1ain dee IN the city 1t ten minutes past
eight, wc7r thrown of the track near Candeld sta
ton ty the breaking OF rail- The care, dIod with
passengers were dashed against fence, but 1orta-
1asc1y none sustained auy injuries.
, 1864-03-10

TOR SALE Cheap for cash, a
y nrftclass frnme dwelling house and lot, situate
157 South Jefferson street Tho lot Is 2H feet front By
rs feet deep 10 en alley Honse contains modern IN.
premises. Also lot In block g. IN tho Original Town
Of Chicago being 50 feet front the river and luule
70 JOHN FORSfTuE, Room MOL, Marine Bank Bald
Ing. Inh9a921-2E
, 1864-03-10
nIcKindIcY. In~roItan, 4 cn.-We dosira

McKindIcy. Ingrn11am l. Co.-We dcsire
to call attention to the co-part.orthtp notice Of
Mcssrs. Mckindlcy, lngraham & Co.. Wholesale
grceete, Successors to the Late fr ofJas. McKind.
ley & Co. MessrR Jas. McKIndley andJ. 8. Ingra-
ham Of the old firm have assoctated with them
McssrB. Horatius n. May and jas. M. Gi1christ-the
former long connected with the house as cashler,
and the hitter as salesman. This Is ono OF our lar.
gcst houses, having attained a high position By
untltine euercy and PERSEVERANCE
, 1864-03-10

TOR SALE-A Saloon and Fix
lures. containing Ave nice rooms M stairs suIta
pc Tor small family, with Furniture reasonable
fetTs address, for few daya, u c." Tribune o:dce+
, 1864-03-10

oVoF ef@OuaAIIUSB.~The f0lIpWiDU
number Of meals hare been served at tho ..soun
House" cstahlishcd by thc1adies' Loyal 1.eacue.
since the last report: during the week ending Feb
ssth 675: during the week ending March 5sh, col.
The League desire TO acknowledge the following
donations to the ''soup House, and to return
thinks to the donors, in behalf OF tht0ecdy ones
whom they have thus helped to feed A. G. Downs,
half cord OF wood; :: Armstrong. barrels coal !;
Thompson & Tesuplcton, 2 barrels crscxers; Nc
chnnical bakery. barrel do; Hal, one basket OF
mcat; Msa- Kcrigan, baskct Of melt; Button
utuec, many taelscts Of meat aud bread; Thomas
Wales, basket Of meat: J.Woltaer, do. do; coush
b Brothers. beans: = Mackxay. Z bas.kels meat !;
ststcst:et Market, basket Of nes:, bsaas and veg
, 1864-03-10

Tor SALE-25o, 900 feet Of com
non Lnmbsr For particulars address r q po1 SIS ss:s
tnhD 4
, 1864-03-10

Hearty cheers were given for the Adjutant Cen
cral and Coene1 by the soldiers, and three cheers
fo1 the regiment were gwen By the citizens preecat.
The soldiers tEcu took their seats in the Michigan
Central ea1E, many Of their relatives gathered near
the windo and then fearful trembling farcs7e11s
were utfcr ed-and then tie noble fellows were
rolled away 10 grnpple acnin with treason Their
destination 10 Nashville, Tennessee.
, 1864-03-10

Go rorm BEsrGo to Bryant Sttatton's
Chicago Commercial College, to get thorough
practical business education. Fer eitcnlars @ a.
caro- TI1fnr{z
, 1864-03-10

AHTRoDus' GENERAL GRKNr--A Washing
ton exchange says that ''Nr. Ant1obus has gone to
Philadelphia, to confer with The officers Of the
Mint nbout Iie design for tho medal in honor Of
General Grnnt, which Will Of course lie executed at
Tint estabIfehmeutn-
, 1864-03-10

Wc*hfngtonfnn Honle.-The regular quar-
tc11y meeting Of tho Directors of the Washsnsto-
nian Home, will be held at the "Home," No. si7
stnte street, on this Thursday evening, at 71(
O'Clock. 4 full attendance is requested,
, 1864-03-10

w ANTED-5C0 Agents to sell
w the Great Natural Weather Indicator Though
only Gst introduced hundreds attest s nccuracy p
f9teteng changes Of the weather tom dry to wet and
vtce versa II terests the scholar and the naa Of al
enec, and awnkens admiration Ia the minds Of III who
wtuets tts wonderful functions Send poatsse etamn
for circula- and particulars to pust Otnce Box Sa
HALL 4 PEE, No. Is Portland BIocat Chicago
, 1864-03-10

TOR SALE-A farm Of 100 acres,
4 seven miles from Chicago, ~ miles from rail-
read station, a under cEltivatlonT be sold p,rt Ia
tine and part II other property This ta great bar
business property for sa1o for cash and TIME Also bus
trcFs ann dwelling property wln ho exchanged In part
securities SINCLAIR & TONPklNS,
mh:-N1a+6t Room Np,1 Einsshuyy Block
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-03-25


ACCEPTANCE OF MACE'S CHALLENGE TO FIGHT IN
IRELAND By JOE CoBURN-THE LATTER TO SELL
OUT s'THE WHITE HOUSE, AND DEPART NEXT MAY.
In last Sundays paper published letter from Jem
Mace, champion OF England, In which that distinguished
OF the manly art Of serdeence refuses the cha
epge OF Joe Coburn the champion Of America TO fight
him in this country for certain sum OF hard cash and
possession OF the belt. In the came letter the Engsh
offered TO meet Coblrn In his town dear native ould
Ireland" and to pay FIVE hundred dollars towards the
American champions expenses, besides doing everything
in his power to insure fair game and honorable contest
Coburn has accepted this proposal and earnest q
his sincerity has sent over 70 the editor OF Belts Life
tho first deposit. Cohurn tho choice or place in
Ireland where the fight shall take place. but leaves the
arrangement or time and other minor details 70 his oppo
the seconds and referees He will leave for England
the LIST Of May, and In tho meantime informed,
his friends contemplate giving him series Of grand bsne
ns in this city Boston and Philadelphia. by this
4 large Of money meet his travelling expenses will
be rasod and the champion will leave his adopted coun
with his pockets full OF cash. and the good wishes OF
legion Of friends, admirers and partisans which ho
has made. In another column II viii be found that
he advertses for sale his well known establishment,
"The White House." situated in Grand street. Il Is
fact worthy Of mention that while nearly all the
other distinguished Of the country are Sighting like
Kilkenny for the possession Of the White House, this
famous Individual is anxious to sell II out for the pur
pose OF getting belt and betting in could Ireland"
Tho above information relative TO this new interna-
tonal conveyed to our reporter yesterday
morning by Mr. Coburn himself who called at this office
expressly that purpose The champion appears to be
the robust health stout blooming and siucwy with
bright and pcrcing eyes, which, are generally regarded
infabo test of sound constitution IL s said be
In better condition In his life, and course OF
judicous training WILL is predicted mako him dan
gerous antagonist for the best fighter IN England He
u pluck and confident OF success but nevertheless
possesses degree OF modesiy which with his good looks
and prcpossessng address, makes most favorable i'm
preston upon every with whom he comes In contact.
Joe is not an American born, Is generally supposed,
but native OF county Armagh, Ireland.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-03-25

ALLsoEp MURDER 4 CANAL Boar CAy1AM.-About
two O'Clock yesterday afternoon, while George W Abro,
Of Rochester, loading bis canal boat Pride OF the
West with coal. from the vessel John H. Ryerson at
pier No. 20 East river or the lopgshore hauds who
were assisting him, him the head with large
piece OF coal emsshing In his skull He conveyed
towards the City Hospital by officer Handy but he died
before reaching there His remains were then taken 70
the Second precinct station house, where All inquest will
be held this morning. appears that some atcrcaon
had occurred during the day botween CAPTAIN Abro and
the men while the former stooping down TO lay
some blanks the bottom OF the boat the fatal missile
thrown The Captains son identifies one OF the men
dsent search by officers Handy and sanford Foley and
his two companions, whose names are John Mullins and
Robert McComb were arrested last night and lodged In
the station house.
GA Bio a"-Placards were posted abeut the city
yesterday directed to the working classes, aud contain
ing expose the extravaganza OF the city and county
governments Fifteen millions Of dollars per year eft,
thousand per week. thousand per day and eighty
three dollars per minute are represented rs the rate
expenditure, whIle during the administration OF Adams
tho whole tho working Of the United States govern
ment only about thirteen millions, two millions
less than the cost OF the machinery OF this
county. The pacards attracted very general attention
yesterday, and were read by thousands
PuRx MASQUERADE AND CIVIC BALL OF the young
s'Bacheors' Dramatic and Social UnIon will place
this evening at Irving Hail. Tho members of this popu-
lar and patriotic society have gone to much expense and
trouble In their endeavors to make this one Of the first
balls of the season.
FIRE IN MULBERRY STREgr.-A fow minutes before twelve
o'clock last night fire broke out in frame stable
"a aud 80 Mulberry street. There six horses in
the stable FIVE got out and the other animal
was burned to death owned by John Suivan valued
$50 The flames spread from the stable TO the rear OF
the TRANSPORTATION church, which fronts on Mott street,
also TO the school house adjoining, damaging the two
buildings about $500. The damage done TO the stable
and to part OF the front buildings on Mulberry
street amounts to about $500 The building No. 81 Is
owned by william Nesis, and No. SO by Mrs. Howard
The property il said TO be insured.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-03-25
Important to Cartsne n.
CougT OF COMMON PLEAS.



MARCH 24.-Michael ~ Bauder vs. DUiaht Hiscos.-
This was action brought to damages for in
juries received by plaintiffs horse at the hands Of the
defendant The parties were both cartmen doing bust.
ness in tho lower part Of the city, and while driving
their vehicles by which Bauders horse was severely
jured and laid up for three weeks
Jehn Curry testified that he In the employment Of
the plaintiff and driving double team the day OF
the accident. The Defendants truck coming down
Greenwich street In the middle OF the rail track, while
the witness was driving up on the right
hand sido with ono wheel inside the track;
witness hailed defendants driver, and told him TO
hold up Of COLLISION but the defendants driver
pushed ahead and while endeavorng 70 turn Of tho
track the tail OF the truck swung into the plantns
horses and hook which fastened 10 the tail end Of
the vehicle caught OF the animals between the fore
legs, decorating him badly
The plaintiff depcsed that he was obliged to send the
three afterwards. The Doctors bill came 70 &26
The hook defendants truck was exceedingly dangerous;
never saw like before since the accident.
The counsel for the defence moved for nonsut on the
ground that there was carecssncss shown the part
OF the defendant and the mere fact OF his having hook
in the tail Of his truck not sufficient 10 make out
Judge Cardozo thought II was q proper case for the
jury however, inlmsted thai the counsel for the
defence should call his witnesses.
Nelson Underwood was then placed on the stand. for
the purpose OF showing that the OF the accident
the defendant loaned his truck 70 the Witness and that IL
being driven BY one OF the witness employees at
the AFFAIR until some time after It happened
The counsel then proceeded TO up the evidence In
very spirited manner The counsel for the plaintiff
held that the use Of these hooks by defendant In .
crowded city was highly improper, and should be con.
demned by the Jury He claimed damages 20 the amount
hundred dollars but the Jury under charge Of the
Court refused 10 allow thing beyond the DOCTORS BILL
and rendered verdict OF twentysx dollars damages for
the plantif accordingly.