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PERsoNAL.-Major Jno. S. Bransford,
General Agent Of the Louisville and Nash
vile railroad, left for Louisville yesterday.
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RI. KIRKPATRICK is now in New York
making his Fall purchases. If you want
to see new, elegant dress goods, go to No.
IS College street seplS I'm
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Bachelors Hair Dye.-This splendid
Hair Dye is the best in the world. The only
rue and perfect Dye-Harmless, Reliable, In
Simultaneous. No disappointment. No ridicu-
lous tints. Natural Black or Brown. Remedies
the i'll effects of Bad Dies. Invigorates the hair,
leaving it soft and beautiful. The genuine is
signed William A.. Bachelor. ALI others are
mere limitations, and should be avoided. Sold
bT all Druggists and Perfumers. Factory 81
Barclay street. New fork. [deo29-1y
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Auction Notice.
CONSTABLE'S SALE.

pY VIRTUE OF EXECUTIONS IN OUR
ID hands, in favor of james r. Burnett, Cheat-
ham. Woods 4 Co, Mclaughlin, Butler x Co.,
Niehol Co.. and others. we will sell at time
and place above the articles remaining after
the Thompson mortgage is satisfied.
A. ID. CREIGHTON, C. d. C..
oct5 I'd W.B RAINS, c. d. q.
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at the Chamber Of Commerce yesterday:
NEw YORK. Oct. 15.-GoId opened at
144S; 1890 A. NJ, gold l43l 1880 gold
Ia. Cotton-Demand moderate and prices
firm; Nashville 1sc uplands l93c; Mo
bile Zoe; Orleans 2O4c. zoo P. MOI
ton-Demand fair and prices firm. Sales
TO-DAY ofl5Oj bales mostly at l999c for mp
lands; I8G)IsIc ior Nashville; 2oc for
Mobile and 20tc for Orleans. 3 P. NJ
Gold closed at 143s. Cotton unchanged
Is0Is1e for Nashville.
LIvERPooL, Oct. I5.-1i A. N-Cotton
active. Sales to-day Of 1000 bales at
3 5.I6N,s l1-l6d 2 P. Motion I'M
changed.
We annex the wholesale figures prevail
ing in the other departments Of commerce:
ALE Aso BEKR-AIe. s15Sls per bsl.. inclu-
ding barrel; BesE. SIS PEI bDl. including barrel.
Axrs-LiPgineott, per doz.. sll.
%oryis' IL
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You can find Ladies Merino Vest at
81 so, and best Alexander's Kid Gloves at
s., at
CHAs RICHHEINER 4 Co.'S,
46 College ST, one door from Union.
octl5 I'm
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LEwIsBURe AND EOLENsyILLE STAGE,
Leaves Nashville Tuesday. Thursday, aud Sat
urday OF 7;3O A. NJ, arriving at Lewisburg same
day.
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TRTUNE STAGE.

Leaves Nashville Tuesdays, Thursdays and
SATURDAYS at o'clock A. N, arrives 81 Nash
Vile Mondays. Wednesday and Fridays at
o'clock P. N.
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DIR. LEON BROCKMAN, only regularly
educated 0culist and Aurist in city. has returned
from tour abroad. and can be consulted every
day. from 9 A. N. until S Pm.
Reception Parlors-St. Cloud Hotel.
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first washington and SOutheT" VIA
Chattanooga
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Weekly Review of the NRShvI He
Wholesale Market.

NASHVILLE OCt. 10, lou.
Trade during the week ending las
evening was tolerably active in the
leading departments of commerce. One
serious drawback is the low price Of
the great staple, cotton, which is selling at
prices thst do not cover the price of pro-
duction, and leaves the planter nothing
to expend after sale. The low stage Of
water in the river, preventing the supplies
Of produce from coming to market from
the upper Cumberland, is another; this,
however, cannot last long. The demand
for wheat confines active, and the quantity
offering does not come up to the wants Of
the trade. There il no corn in market:
though the demand is good at our quota
tions, which are the figures dealers will
pay for loose in wagons Bacon is in de-
mand, and prices continue high; plain
hams are scarcely to be had. The stock of
sugar cured is ample. Flour has been
steady this week at the late advance.
CoTToN-The cotton market has been
characterized by uniformity Of prices.
Wednesday 81 bales sold at 154@16c;
Thursday AZ at 15@151c; Friday 13l at
l6@l54c; Saturday 63 at l47@154c;
Monday 200 at 144@16to; and Yesterday
l57 a. follcws--23 at I54c, Is at I53c, 2 at
l53c, l. at 16c, 10 at l5ac Is at 15s, 8 at
l53c 3 at I53c 8 at l5le. ! at I53c at
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second Washington aud southern via
Chattanooga.
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EpaEFIELD AND KENTUCKY RAILROAD.
Arrive ut Nashville A. NJ
49,, Nh yiIIa ~ .........4 90 P. AZ.
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occupies with credit to himself and the
city, and the Alden faction certainly put
its best foot forward in placing him where
he is. Though a Northern man, and
scarcely identified with the interests OF the
people Of Nashville, he is the most eomPe-
tent and experienced person his party
could produce, and we hope he may prove
all that he is Thought TO be as a man and
an officer.
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arcond Northern.
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SAsHvTLLE AND DECATUR RAILROAD LINE.
Columbia Accommodation Train
Arrive al Nashyille.........-.. .........lOOA NJ
Leave ............--......-...... 300 P. N.
Mail aud Accommodation Train:
Leave Nashville ~ A
Arrive Al Nashville 49, ~ r. ~
Memphis. Mobile and n. o. Express
Lava Nashville 7.30 P NJ
Arrive at Nashville A. NJ
rouIsyIIIF AND NASHVILLE RAILROAD.
Leave Nashville ATT. 500 A. N. and 8!N P. NJ
Arrive at Louisville at I o NJ aI ana l5' g9
Arrive At Nashville at..9O) A. N. and i. IS P. NJ
Accommodation train e superseded oy me me
train that arrives in Nashville A. N. ana
leaves P. M.-except on Sunday
NASHVILLE AND CHATTANOOGA RAILROAD.
Leave Nashville at6.50, 200 A. N. and 5.eOP.
Arrives az Shelhyvilie.. 900 A. n. and $50 P. NJ.
Arrive al Chattanooga... 200 A. N. and 2.40 P. NJ.
Leave ChattanOOga,-....... blO A. NJ ana ~ r NJ
Arrive at Nashville. 40 A. N. and I'D P. NJ
Leaves Shelbyvilie 5OO A. N. ana ~ ~ P NJ
Arrives al Nashville...-.ll.lO A. 81. ana 20 P. NJ
Sundays excepted)
NASHVILLE AND NORTHWESTERN RAILROAD
Passenger Trains.
Leaves Nashville at..-....-.6O0 A. N. Snd 1:yOP NJ
Arrives al Nashville at.6:40 A. N. and 4;OO P. N,
FpaEFIELD AND KENTUCKY RAILROAD.
Arrive ut Nashville at.....................sSOA NJ
leave Nashville p. NJ
LEBANON STACY.
Iaaves Nashyi A. NJ.
Arrives at Nashville. P. NJ
TRIUEE sTAgE.
Leaves Nashville Tuesdays, Thursdays and
SATURDAYS at o'clock A. NJ, arrives al Nash
Vile Mondays. Wednesday and Fridays at !
o'clock P. ",
LEwIsBURe AND EOLENsyILLE STAGE,
Leaves Nashville Tuesday. Thursday, aud Sat
urday OF 7:30 A. NJ, arriving at Lewisburg same
day.
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Engine and Boiler.

NOR SALE. A FIRsT-RATE ENGINE AND
II Boiler in good order. Can be seen. and
priee learned. b calling at this Office.
-naySl In
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TIL e GIT X

OPENING AND GLAZING OF T:s q
HAEE.S--AUGIIsT 1sgs -tpffieiai-
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,.suvrrrrANpNoRTHwEsrERN RAILROAD

Passenger Trains.
Leaves Nashville at........6.00 A. NJ snd 1902. N.
Arrives nj Nashville at..6:40 A. N. and 400 P N,
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First N"rdherH.
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TN ACCORDANCE WITH AN ACT OF THE
L General Assembly OF the state OF Tennessee,
annroyed December IL. 1866, entitled an act TO
expedite the distribution Of .he effects OF Banks
which have or may make assignments among
their creditors" notice is hereby giyen 70 TIC
holders Of the notes Of the Planters ,Bank y
Al the Bank in Nashville Tor payment between
nov aud the first dap Of January, 1867, or thes
viii be forever barred -. --,.-, -
ir17 dkHtiIanl 60.
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400 p N.
Northwestern X. u.
1nna n
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Deeaaar. Memphis and New STREAMS.
111 midnight. r ~
Vaqeaeia and Kentucky X. ".
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RAILROADAXD STAGE TIME TABLE

7AMtosP.x. Sundays. 7tOsA.E.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-11-22

SINGULAR AND PROBABLY FATAL AcrDrsr.-John Blair
who keeps blacksmith shop at the Of Atlantic
street and class,n avenue, took . pistol from man
yesterday afternoon to repair Without examining IL
particularly placed it in the IRE. when II exploded
and he received hree Of tho charges 10 MS head He
was removed TO the hospital. His injuries are con-
sidersd OF fatal character
STOLEN PRopkRrY Recovered -Ofhcer NcCarty, or tho
Forty second precinct found quantity Of carpensrs
tools At the hardware store OF Mr. Thomas P,unkstt
corner Of bridge and York streets, yesterday, which
had been stolen from the carpenter shop OF MI Thomas
Triquet, in Bridge street, last Saturday night Mr..
Plunkett purchased the tools from a man who stated
that he had just been discharged from The Navy Yard
An ALLEGED BURGLAR HELD TRiAI.--Davd Hum
phrey, young man, was yesterday arrested and pro-
duced before Justice Daley . charge Of burglary
preferred BY . colorsd named PAMELA Saxtoa,
residing At No. 220 sou.h Second street, e. D.
Humphrey 10 charged With eGectng forcible en-
trance into the above residence Wednesday evening
for the purpose Of robbery. He seen IL il alleged
BY the complainant his entrance ana prevented ny
her from fulnIng hrs intentions. coiored man
sidng the above number reported be the possess
or Of untold vauabes, and Is believed that the pris
oner wanted 70 satisfy himself OF the facI He was
held for trial.
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ALLEGED CorTor FRArp-el0o0 IsvoLvKp.-Two or
three days ago Mr. Dssha Smith, Of the nrm Of Mss r.
Murray, y. 4 Desha smith, doing business 81 No. "a
Beaver street. appeared bsfors Justice Hogsa at the
iombs. and . complaint against Norman Henry
Camp and John y. Lewis alias David lyric charging
them with fraud. From the deposion Of NJ. Smith u
appears that the 27th Of September last the defend
ants called upon him and Camp introduced Lewis 70 the
merchant Laws represented that he the owner Of
seventy bales Of cotton which were on ssora
In Camps warehouse No& 400 and 2os TrankIin
stfcet: that he wanted 70 get an advance
on me cotton to enable him 70 hold u for better
prics. On tho above representations Mr. Smith drew
his check for $4,000. asd savs to Lewis. AFTER first
buyiug the cotton sanpiod the being pointed out
10 the sampler In camps warehouse Shen he sampled IT,
Tor the cotton stored In his fsmi,h's name and also
policy OF insurance on the sams On Monday evening
iasl Mr. smnh received information that the cotton
house., and on sthe following morning Camp sent
70 Mr. smlsh . N. Besmsn, Of lhe nrm Of Bee,nan
I1wls never had the sepny nine bales in hrs Camps
warehouse that tue cotton showed 70 min In Smiths
sampler AZ the cotton Of John w. Lewis not bis
cotton. ana that the advance money ob,ainsd from him
fsmbl vas obtained by fraud throughout Camp, a.
alleged, confessed 70 ancsuer party thst the seventy
n,ns hsles OF cotton qu-xtson owned By Mcssrs
yocrbees Garrison, OF No 20 William street On the
above Of facts the mag stra,c issued warrant
IL the snas o. croker q The TcmSs Police
coar,. for execuson Yesterday lewis alias Tyre VAS
arrested at No W Douglass street. Brooklyn end Camp
was sezed while tho at Of crossing the Jersey CITY
ferry es roafe Newark, II ~ stsssd for fact that
the defendants obtsncd $500 from Mcssrs Duncan,
fisherman Co ~ means Of forged drafts, End the
confessed 70 roundsman Croker that they had
paid back Drncsn Sherman 60. ~ 900 Of the amount
obtained. Out Of the money received OF Mr. smith,
Lewis a. prisoners also state used 81 600 Of the
money 70 defrsy his expenses 70 England and return
and the remainder Of the $4,000 Obtained from Mr.
Mr. smith, Camp applied towards psyipa for place
winch he had purchased IN New Jersey Inc accused
10 The Tombs for trial, both pleading guilty They are
each twenty eight yean Of age Levi, alias lyric.
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spslbssgsr narrowly sssapsa being drowned In lager
beer brewery Fssdhsm svsnus, horr santa. On Wed
nssday Afternoon u appears he had gone down iato
The cellar for articles placed on SHELF but through
some fell from the stairs on 70 the moor which
n however, covered With four feet Of wafer Sorsa-
nsiely young man employed on The premises named
Dennis O Bren heard the little fellow struggling and
rushing TO his assistance succeeded In dragging him
out before ne Was completely smothsred
The GROUNDS rm UNION BASS BALL cLUs.-Tne
champions have II length secured lease Of what VIII
probably be the finest ball grousd In the country The
ground situated the southeastery corner Of the
Haskin property at fremont and space Of seven
hundred by six hundred feet. The work Of nlng IN,
grazing ana improving has already commenced. An
excellent house, Intended tor small hotel, built on the
properly during the summer will afford exceliont ac-
commodations as . club house. The grounds are, N
ANYTHING, more easily reached than the old The
morse cars run by the entrance and the depot
almost within . good stones throw
BURGLARY AT TRENcSr.-At early hour on Wsdnos-
day morning q small fancy trimming store, kept BY .
poor widow named Rollins, opposite the railroad depot
at fremont. entered by some ruans and the con-
tents Of The money drawer about $40 wor or goods
carried or An the poor woman has just started on
very small capiia the circumstance has excited the
sympathy OF the entire village
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= IL Hsa nsuhthn aysd -rhw vas another II he
Aumssous sasss q alleged Illicit dissilasioa.
VIM H. Crue ~ ofncsr Of internal revenue, testified
thai the pssmsss n question conGstsd Of dstiey Of
which william Wbeian the registered proprietor
but that Mr. Costello was the real owner and that Is
vas,by bis capilaI tho dissry worked The witness
Craig testified 70 The system Of working the dsiiley By
which, a. he alleged evasion Of tho tar OF two dollars
per gallon on the whskey practssd; he found
quantity OF vtrcl the premises by the which
the process Of Fermentation would be accelerated and
the worst winch In the ordinary Of
Fermentation would require i've days In the fsrmsntng
tubs could b. cut down and reduced the standard
required for distlaon In day by the use and i'd
mixture Of vtrol while in that state The distillery
sezsd by the revenue oicsrs 10 April last and the
object Of the In bringing the present action
q against three barres OF spirits only 10 that In the
event OF the jury finding for the government, tho bond
entered INTO BY whelan, the dser. shall become for
fei,ed. and he and his securities held liable for the
amount Of penalty Incurred by the violation OF tho Law
ana the practce Of fraud the government The
bad not'concludsd ~ the closing Of the court
Claim for Salvage.
Richard Squra Abosa One Hundred 7bms Of Iron dnd
J. @ RAonsing aud others This vas claim for salvage
on property avsd from the wreck or the
denial and that the court had jurisdiction Of claim
simply for the uss Of property unconnected with per-
judge Biaschfesd held that the claim was not cogn
anita had not excered would dismiss the libel with
ont COSTS Libs Dismissed without costs A. Mash for
defendant; Reynolds c. Dononuc for claimant
In BnRkrnpscy. M X
The following petitions filed yesterday -Isnac
ssckendorf refsrrs~ 70 Register Ketchun; Michael l.
Walker p Jones, Nov York city referred TO Register
Fitch; Peter w. Gajiaudet. New York CITY, referred
Register Dap ton: Aionze Tread xs Nes York city, r.
ferred 70 Register Allen
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WESTMINSTER.

FATAL RAunosD ACCIDENT At PonscHxsrrR -Yes.er-
day afternoon Mrs George studwsil, wife Of Captain
studwsl OF this village while walking on the New York
and New Haven Railroad track struck and instantly
killed By the locomotive d the four O'Clock express
train from the city A down train had parsed few
minutes before The occurrence II IL supposed that the
unfortunate lady mistock u for the up express She
vas hurled down embnnkrnsnt thirty or forty feet
deep and mangied IN shocking manner Deceased
Was large person. weighing nearly Two
and was about forty years OF age. An Inquest viii be
held TINS morning.
Asoruxa ssocxiSo Cnnp BURNING Accspxsr. On
Monday evening little girl, eight yean Of age. tho
daughter Of Mr. Robert Andersen. residing on Robbins
avenue. Esn Morrsania, was - severely Injured
through her clothes having caught nrc from stovs at
the residence her parents that she has since died
Tue mother OF The poor little creature agrovv ecaved
similar fate she had II would reers but eft the room
few moments when shs hoard The cries
OF the child, whereupon abe retained. and had
Just re-entered the apartment when her daughter.
whose garments In baxo, rushed into her arms
circumstances tha, was followed by tns mothers
apparel catching Gre. Fortunately . lady who hives
In the lower part OF the house came 10 thslr assist
ance and, with remarkable presence OF mind threw
some bedcioshss around the mother and child which
amoshercd the flames MrG Anderson escaped
with slight injury bat the child shockinaIy mutt
lated 1hs remains we're ntsred yesterday ths chill
drsn Of me scneoi IL the district ormlsg the faaera
oorteea EM E.n
NAssow EscAsz ysss pnovms "A usus -. sauss
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Dulness rsigned supreme Al the revenue hsaAquarsn
Cedar street yesterday. there meeting Of the
Board, we're any seizures reported. Judging Of
the outlook OF things from this standpoint II
would appear - the Metropolitan Board had
no extended future before t. The employees
are daily expecting its dissolution asd preparing them.
selves for that event What viii b tho course Of the
authorities in wasniSaon in ssais connection : few
bspaty Commissiousr Parnsn arrived from washing
tom yesterday. and will preside Of meeting Of The Beard
~ Be- held To- day.
The newly appointed collector for the Third Brook
yn) dIsnct took possession Of his once on Wednesday,
and sgraIzed that event by the psrcmptory dismissal
o. ali the employees Of Mr. r c. Cailicott,
the former collector He has appointed e his
deputy NJ. william H. Hollis legal gentleman. well
known In Brooklyn, who has beeu heretofore
connected with the Revenue Department in the Export
Bureau. oihor appointments In this once win soon BE-
mada
The old rumor Of the removal Of an uptown collector
revived yesterday, out u proved, usual 20 be
without any foundation Rumor has t. however, that
strong pressure being brought 70 bear 70 erect the re-
moyai Of the Eighth ana Ninth disirct coliectors
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The Board or County Canvassers and the
Election for observation-disclosures Against
the Board.
Before Judge Tngraham.
TIE Psopk &c, ex rel William joyce e. The Board Of
couny canvaeers Of TIE County Of NeU Tora-Applica-
ton made before this, court yesterday by Mssss
McKson an Smyth for writ Of mandamus against the
Board OF SUPERVISOR acting Board OF County Can
vasser to compel them TO canvass the votes for
saperv n the late election. Il claimed for the
relsscy that s r9spepdspss he'd neglected and refused
% canvass inc votes alluded &, ana isai 4 spp,sssd
from tho made By District CAnvssssrs on
he Board Of County Canvasssrs, that sSs rsssor VIII
liam Joyce, mad rsceived 81 tho election held the
rs Tuesday succesinE the rs Monday Of the present
pervsor the place Of Joseph b Taylor VINO was ap-
pointed the lst Of May. 1857 to MI the vacancy
created By tue resignation Of Alexander shaier
The Court granted alternative wrt Of mandamus,
requiring the respondents ~ make The show
cause why such canvas should not be made on
Monday Of December at . special Torn.
The writ was served upon tho respondents yesterday.
while they were N session. and upon motion It
fred 10 the legal sdvrsr Of tho Board the purpose
OF giving him opportunity protect the
and all parties interested The Board then adjourned
Until Monday, a, slSvsn ociocs vas suggested that
upon the Of the writ Saturday pexf In order
tina, the Board OF County canvasssrs might early as
practicable proceed 10 canvass the vote.
Tho reia'or that he duly elected 70 tho no.
sition rendered vacant by tho resignation OF General
Shacr, and which was temporarily nled b. Mr. TAYLOR
On behalf Of Joseph B. Taylor II V cousended that
there such vacant position 20 be 1ed at the ass
election he IL Med hold tho Office for the
full term for which Shalor originally elected and
which expires on the mrs. day OF January. ls73
Br. Joyce then claims that tho notice ssusd BIZ tho
SECRETARY OF state provided for the election OF one
supervisor 10 Oil rayos place. that be was the person
20 elected and that under the provsson OF the consu
ton Of this State the term FOR whico Mr. Taylor was
appointed viii expire the last dav OF December 1891
the question V also raised BY MI TasIor ira, two
uamss-thoso Of Joyce aud Brcs-appearrd upon ono
ballot which, be claims. In vioiaiiou OF IT, ACT Of
the Legislature o. 1881, Which requires that but one
name sha appear upon each ballot. The ballots upon
which Joyce CLAIMS 20 have been elctei bore the words
In plscs OF joseph Taylor to nil the Vacancy caused
BY the res grafton Of Alexander Snaier."
The Frost Divorce Casc-Decrce Granted.
Asris l. fSoa "a Joseph b. Foa-The parties to tins
action were married In July 1857, aud the suit was
instituted for divorce vsrcuo marimon on the ground
OF adultery By The defendant The case vas sent before
referee 70 take proof Of the issues and rero-t thereon
70 toe court Mr. Justice Inaahsm yesterday rendered
decision confirming the report Of the referee ana srant
Ing decree OF divorce In tavor Of the plaintiff