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DIED

AbEHJaD.
BAYNE-On Sunday, the 18th inst, JAMES BAYNE,
SP., Sged 20 years.
The relatives and friends of the family Good Intent
Hose Compt No . Southern Lodge No al, /. o. of o.
F.; and Mount Vernon Council, No a. o. u A. M, are
invited to attend his funeral Wednesday at
O'Clock T. M from the residence of his No 325 Reed
street.
CASCADEN.-On the 11th instant, BELLA, wife of the
late Frank Cascaden, in the 63d year of her age
The relatives and friends of the family respect.
fully invited to attend the funeral from her late
dence, No. 1872 Hepburn street. Wednesday, the l4th
instant, at O'Clock.
CURRY.-On the morning of the l2th instant, JOHN
CURRY, JR., in the 4lst OF his age.
His relatives and friends also Amity Lodge, No 49, o.
of o. F. Idaho Tribe No 70, Imp. o. X. M; Philadelphia
respectfully invited to attend the funeral from the
residence of his brothern law, John F. Baker No. 1887
Coates street. Wednesday morning. the 18th instant
oO'clock without further notice.
EVANS.-On the 10th instant, SARAH JANE EVANS.
The relatives and friends of the family and Liberty
Groto, No l. Sons and Daughters of Arcanum Ark, OF
Pennsylvania respectfully invited attend the une
raj from her late residence, No. 22 ShamOkin street,
above CaOwhE, Wednesday at O'Clock. Intement at
Mt Moriah Cemetery
HOWARD.-On the morning of the 18th instant Mr.
EDWIN HOWARD, in the 6Oth year of his age.
The relatives and friends of the family respectfully
57 Mulberry street. Manayunk Thursday afternoon at
O'Clock.
ROBERTS. - On the 1lth instant, Mrs. MARY
ROBERTS, wife OF Thomas Roberts, in the SD of her
The relatives friends of the family invited
attend her funeral from residence of her husban
No 2 Sacramento avenue Thursday afternoon at 2
o'clock.
ORTH.-On the l1th instant, JOHN HENRY, of
John and Mary Orth, in the 18th year of his age.
raj from his parents residence No 446 wharton street,
on Wednesday afternoon at 4 O'Clock.
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g NJ NJ r r E o R T.
~ The subscriber having purchased the Gold Spring
property, on the line of the Schuyli and Susauehanns
Railroad from tho Philadelphia and Reading Railway
Company, will for visitors families on Juns
l. 1862 1t is now undergoing thorough repairs and will
be retted and refurnshed in the best manner Persons
can address the proprietor at Harrisburg Gold SPRING.
Box No. no.
8 25 Pm WILLIAM Irpru
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actors In this part weak limitations OF Mr. ]. w.
Wallack Jr Mr. Rankins, so far from being copy,
seems to-almost designedly shun all resemblance to
Mr. Wallaok's creation; particularly that execrable
excrescence, 'T1l try to pray tonight Ill try to
pray to-nghti' intended by the dramatist to be
touch of nature, but in reality, a coarse daub OF
heavy-handed "art' In the endeavor after origin
ality, Mr. Rankin oversteps the limits Of truthfuness
in his last scene, where the attitude Of 'Fagin" as
he Is restrained by his alors is trne too sugges-
tive Of swimming. In other respects the delineaton
is excellent, and would advise the visitors to New
York to ego for it," ALI BABA
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CITY ITEMS.

GLfSoART 80 cHEyIor SUITS Mems Mems, siI.
HALF WAY "a BETWEEN BENNErT & %,
SjIM Sree,sS 5is MAnRffr sr.,
PHILADELPHIA,
And 600 BROADWAY New YoRK
No. 7SO Chestnut street
SINGERS SEWING MAoHNEs
On easiest possible terms, by
o. f. DAVIS. No. $40 obosnut street.
JEwELRY-Mr. William W. Cassidy, No IL South Second
street, has the largest and most attractive assortment Of
fine Jewelry and Syerware in the city. Purchasers
rely upon obtaining real pure article furnished at
price which cannot be eduaed He also has large stock
of American Western Watches in all varieties at all
prices. visit to his store is to result in pleasure
and profit
FINE READY-MADE CLOTHING
SEAsoNABLE IN TEXTURE.
REASONABLE IN PRICE.
FAsmoNABLE IN STYLE.
CHARLES STOKES. No. s2I Chestnut street.
9F'-WE HAVE SOLD so FAST
oEWE HAVE SOLD 50
Our Spring ami Svamer Cio,Iiag
O"' HPIiH9 dhd summer Ct)fhipg
EB'~WE ARE NOW RECEIVING
~ WE NOW RECEIVING
The Second hS'aipent
The Second HStaimeR
eE- BEAUTIFUL FRESH GOODS
ca BEAUTIFUL FRESH GOODS
CARDS.-Our sales hare been large JH noe siV
hare splendid stock of the NEWEST THINGS Hurting
immense force Of cutters and ,1orme, Keep up the
supply for counters.
The ne,o goods rcceicing
Ai'aca Sacks, Chcyiof Suits,
alpaca Busters, TrayeViHg Suits,
Drop dEte Sacks, BluAtheaerfeLk,
White and COlored DuchI Olive GheS'erdedS,
Suits D0hla ChesteIJie'iS,
Flannel suits, Brolcn Chesterdeids,
Boys Busters, IOuhS' CheStsrfeiis,
Boys White Vests, Chiliren's Suits.
Boys alpaca Jackets,
eS An large Jorcs IF Statesmen to giue gooi attention
10 at either looEj,g bVyipg
WANANIAKER & Brown,
Tie Largest Clothing House,
Odk Hal,
The Corarr qf S.rh and Market Streets
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MAR R He'd.

MARRIED.
BQOK-F0X.-On October Is. 1853, by Alderman Hood
MIR. WILLIAM j. BOOK to Mrs. CATHARINE FOX.
SAILOR-HARyEY-Ju q, ultno, at No. 8 Harri.
street, by Rev. W. Il. Eva, Mr.. JACOB b. SAILOR
JR to Miss SARAH ELIZABETH HARVEY,
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GLESdARY CHEv1or SUITS Mems, Sii
Do. do do Youths'
=, Do. do do. Boys, s.
FUH and TOWER HALL
Strh STee's) 5lS MARKET ST.,
- PHILADELPHGA,
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OTHER SUMNER RESORTS,

CLIFTON SPRINGS HOTEL AND AIRCURE
= combined with Water Treatment--This extensive
and magnificent establishment, located the Auburn
branch of the great New York Central Railroad midway
between Syracuse and Rochester, opened ths
reception OF pleasure seekers and nvalids thograph
of this spacious and elegant building, surrounded with n
natural and beautiful drives be at the
most important hotels and watering places
Terms for board SO per day $l2 TO s per week chdrea
and servants half price subject contract for four
months at reduced N BOrculars sent on appii-
cation. ALBERT
"a I'm Proprietor
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lower. Fine, "a so to 4 rs; Supers,
s. to 5 90; X, So to 8 so; Family, 81 to
7 so; Fancy, So to 9. Fifty bbls X sold on
levee at So.
F~RUIT-Apples are held at So tod so per
Dbl. Choice eating. varieties are in de-
mand at the latter figure. Dried apples
7 to SC; Peaches 10 to lie. Lemons Sl4
per box. Oranges Sc so to 7 per barrel.
F~EED-There is not much inquiry for
yellow corn, though white is in active de-
mand. We quote sales of As sacks yellow
on levee at 81, and 80 do. at 81 O5; white
is scarce, and would bring 81 10 to l2Ae
Oats are held at 62Hc on levee. Bran so
to "A. Choice hay is very scarce; would
sell at S27 on landing.
FIsH-Mackerel, No. l, bbls S24; 4 bbls
Sl2 SO; kits s. 90 to 3 90; No. 2, bbls SIS 80;
4 do S so to 9 90; kits 81 Is; family, in
bbls sl4; 4 do. s. so; kits 81. White fish
IS 90 to 9 90 in 4 bbls. Sardines, quarters
$40 per case; halves $50 so. Fresh lake
fish, Toe per ID.
IRON TIEs-Prices are steady at : to Sc.
MoLAssEs-Cuba 55c; Louisiana Sugar
House Soc; Golden Syrup 81 10 to 10 in
barrels, and 1Oc additional in kegs.
PoULTRY-There is a good local demand
at 81 to 4 so for mixed old and young.
PRoDUCE-Choice Onions are in demand
at 50 so per barrel. Potatoes are in good
supply and held at 81 8 on levee and 81
to 2 25 in store. Turnips 81 to l 25 per
L-.I.l Cvraof DafafAag II To 81 Ok nor
bushel. Cabbage sl4 to Is per crate.
PRovIsIoNs-Meats of all kinds are
steady. Mess Pork, S34 90 to "a so; Prime
Mess, S3I to 81 so; Clear Sides, 2lL to &c;
shoulders, Is to ls1zc; Choice Sugar
cured Hams, "a Il 25c, and scarce;
New sugarcnred Plain % to 24c;
Breakfast Bacon 22c; Lard steady; fierce
20 to 2OHc; kegs 81 TO 2l1Ic; caddies DC.
Mess Beef-Tbomas' 4 bbls IS; u bbls
SIS to l5H.
SUoARs-There is no change in qnota-
Crushed, Powdered and Gran
ulated lsc. Coffee A, IKE; Il, lie; C
Extra, lie; Demarara, 1861 to lie; Lou
isiana old process, Ice. Prime, 1511c;
Fair, l4Aei Common, lSAc; Y. c., 16Hc.
SoDA-In boKes. Sc; kegs, &c.
STARCH-7K to Sc per ID.
SNUFF-Garrett, box, SIC; packed, SIS.
SHoT-Drop, per bag, s. 80 to 8; Buck,
IS Is to 3 .. Pig and Bar lead, IL to Il.
soAP-Palm Soap, 6Ac; No. l do. TIC.
Pamela do. 9 to Toe, ErasiVe, 9 to Toe; Ex-
ira Family, s to SC; CASTLE I70; imported
10. Is to 2Sc.
SALT-Bbls of $50 lbs s. 50 to 8; Large
g IS to 4; Common 50 65 to 8 IS; Dairy
g 10 to 8 p.
SPTRTTs-Proof Whisky 81 25; Common
Rectified S5c to 81.
VNEaAR-Cider So to 10 per Dbl; Wine
80 to Is,
WHEAT-Prlces are firm, and sales
light; No. l red and white 81 p to l S.
2 81 10 to l 20; Inferior or rejected
70 to 81.
LIVE SToCK-Choice CRASHED beeves sc
second quality 81 to &c; good Tex
IS &c; Western cornfed are scarce at 8 to
re; sheep 81 per head; calves S to Zoe;
ga to loo.
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Treaties ON Chronic Diseases furnished free
on application. apis d3w
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TRADE.

We have but few changes to note to-
day in the general markets. There were
no receipts from above, except by rail,
until afternoon, and sales upon the land
ing were light.
The Dry Goods Reporter says Of the
poor prints now on the market:
With few exceptions, We cannot but OBJ
serve that q great portion of the prints
which have been put upon the market
this season are mere trash, and are lack
ing both in design and cOlOring, Cpnse-
ouently, they are dangerous stock to hold
or to carry, and some of the most promi-
nent iObbeTs would be anxious enough to
get rid of tbs whole thing If they could,
for, under existing circumstances, the
print trade affords no adequate return for
The money and labor which is invested IN
the business. The goods even claim the
best position in all u leading iObblng
houses, with n single exception, perhaps,
and yet they are always sold at cost, land
not Hnfrequentlg at 2 l0ss6 save the dis
count.
The stock Of desirable prints is rather
light han otherwise, but nOtwithstand-
ing the supply is ample for all require
meDts. and the indications are that prices
generally will be lower before they are
again higher-yet we do not look for any
radical change in prices unless the pres
sure in the money market continues, IN
which event, It may exert an "unfavOrable
influence on business everywhere.
BAGGING-The stock is light, and prices
are unchanged, with active demand.
Light or ~ ID q 10 pc; heavy % to 3Oci
India % To SOC,
BUTTER-The supply is fair and choice
grades are steady at 80 10 S5ci good p
10 soc.
BEASs-Choiee Navy s. rs TO 8 90.
BROOMs-Ho. 1, s. to 5 so per dozen; No.
2, 81 tO4 50.
BROOM CORN-seiiing at s75 TO lOOto per
ton.
BEEswAx-Steady at 80 to 32e.
CoFFEE-The market is steady and do
maRd fair. Skimmings 10 to zoe; Rio q
90 24e for common to fair; prime do Is u
Zze; Laguyra p TO 2sci Java IS TO sse.
CORNMEAL-There is a fair jobbing de-
mand, and prices sre firm. Kindred
s. so in lots; $ rs in q small way; Frest
IS % at mills, and Is rs IN store.
CHEEsE-Faetory IL 10 lsLei ERgiisl
Dairy 1871 to ice; Western Reserve is I,
IsHc.
Cotton ~SEED-Fair receipts. OIL mill
buy AZ sIs 80 delivered, and furnish sacks
EGGs-Priees are steady at 30 TO &c TO
large and small packages,
FLoUR-There is q large stock on hand
and prices are weak, though not qpotabl,
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Receipts per NJ. q c. S9l; NJ. & T. 22j
n. q o. 1872; L. Il. -; River 2s3; Wagons
100.
Exports were per NJ. q c. X. X. -;
NJ. 4 .. r. r. s23; River 300.
NEW YORK MARKET.
NEW YORK, October IA, 1880 a.m.-Cot-
ton-demand fair, but at lower rates.
Quotations nominally unchanged. Low
Middlings 26c; Uplands 26A @26Hc; Good
Middlings 271le.
LAS Observation-Disclosures fair, and
prices firm. Sales 300 bales; Low Mid
dlings 26@26Lc; Uplands 2GHcl Good
Middlings 27Ec.
4 p.m.-Cotton dull and unchanged.
Sales-for export 1850 bales; spinning
1863; speculation $50; future delivery
1900, including October 25Hc, January 26c;
Low Middlings 26@2GHe; Uplands 26Ke;
Good Middlings IKc.
NEW ORLEANS MARKET.
NEW ORLEANS. October IA, 1870 pm.
Cotton quiet but steady Middlings 24Ae.
Sales 800 bales.
2:30 p.m.-Demand fair and prices Arm.
Sales $500 bales; Middlings 24Ac.
LIVERPOOL MARKET.
LIVERPOOL, October u, HAS a.m.-Cot-
ton irregular; Uplands l2Ld; Orleans
l21zc.
I:2O p.m.-Cotton irregular and UNI
changed. Sales 10000 bales; Uplands
I2Ld; Orleans l2Hd.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

IN Remote Settlements Of Untold Value.
Food makes blood: blood makes the body,
II the blood be pure, the body IS healthy. So
if we are not in health, we know some impu-
rifles are lurking about which must be re-
moved, and the sooner the better.
Brdadreth'S Pills reHloUe all from Me system
which nature needs no longer.
The wonderful cures effected by Brandreth's
Pills have arrested the attention Of enlight-
ened physicians. Upwards Of five thousand
now use them in their daily practice, and
two hundred have given their written testi-
mOny rs to their innocence and value, as
cleansers OF the bowels and blood.
Their untold value is TO those living In set
Element where doctors can only be had at
great expense. For If you are sick, you
have only to take One or more doses of Brand
rethis Pills TO get cured. Full directions are
with each box. Sold by all druggists.
Bachelors Hair Dye.-This splendid Hair Dye
Is the best in the world the only true and
perfect Dye; harmless, reliable, i-nstantane-
Gus; no disappointment; no ridiculous tints;
remedies the III effects of bad Dyes; invigo-
rates and leaves the Hair soft and beautiful,
or BROWN. Sold by all Druggists and
PeTfumers; and properly applied at Batehel-
or's Wis Factory, No. lG Bond street, N. Y,
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INSURANCE.
St. Clalr Nurseries, SummerfeId. m.

y. r EDG
This Company is prepared 70 do a general
Fire anu Marine Business. augs
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HAVE FORSALE AND KEEP CONSTANT
II ly on hand a full supply, in part as fol
lOWsi
100 casks Bacon;
200 barrels Mess Pork;
$50 kegs Lard;
100 hhds. Louisiana Sugar;
200 barrels Hard and Refined Sugar;
200 packages Molasses;
500 pieces Kentucky Bagging;
100 tons Iron Ties-assorted;
500 kegs Nails-aA Sizes
500 barrels FLOUR
500 barrels Salt;
200 barrels Whisky-all grades;
$50 boxes Cheesei
800 bags Coffee;
Extra Sugar-eured Hams, and numerous
articles not mentioned. SELF
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COTTON.
CHAMBER OF COMMERCE,
ArNrpmTG natobar II 1890 I

MEMPHIS, october Il, 1863.
The market has been moderately active
to-day, and sales will reach 800 bales.
Several lists were closed out, containing
from 25 to 40 bales, but the bulk Of the
days business was made up of small
tables. We could learn of only a few
bales of Good Ordinary on the market,
while Low Middlings were in demand,
and generally held at Kidding prices,
though sales were made at 23Zc. One
buyer who wanted a lot of Middlings
found a tableat 24c, which contained some
Strict to Good MIiddlings, and positively
rejected all above the grade he wanted,
though urged to. take it at the same fig
ures. There are not many orderso N hand,
but enough to keep the stock well re-
duced. We quote as follows:
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Railroa q express shares are unset
tied. 80 Mail declined in eOnse-
Gueuce of the sale of l5, 900 shares hypoth-
ecated stock. At the close all shares were
dull and bearish.
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Memphis City Directory for 1870.

THE canvass for this annual publication
has now commenced, and the book VIII
be issued as usual. The company intend
making the coming work as coInp lete aud
accurate as Is possible, aud refer to their last
Directory of this city as 10 their ability to do
all they promise.
SOUTHERN PUBLISHING CO.,
Publishers OF the Memphis, New Orleans.
Mobile and Louisville CITY Directories.
RICHARD EDWARDS. SUIT.
). A. CHOATE, Seey
! l.. SoARDs, General Agent. oc5
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q : MILES nom 81. Louis, on o. and ~ r
- R., h. +. BABCOCK. Proprietor. Two
Hundred acres in the cultivation of Fruit
Trees. Apples-a magnificent stock OF 2anG
3 year Odds, including all the leading and
most popular southern varieties, obtained
nom reliable growers III Peaches
EumS. ApricOts. Nectarines, Cherries, gum
oeS. Grapes. Strawberries, Raspberries, etc.
in great variety. chOi collection OF Roses
Ornamental Evergreen and DeciduOus Trees,
Towering shrubs, Herbaceeus Plants, bult7s
etc. Branch Office. u and - Mocoe street.
nse2l dSW GkU Il. BROWN Gsnl Agent.
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COMMISSION MERCHANTS.
To Cotton Planters & Stock Ralssrs

THE Memphis Oil Company wish 10 pur-
chase, during next fall and winter, a
large qua1tity Cotton Seed, for which they
win pay the market price, furnish sacks, and
6aVe seed cOrTectly Weighed on their large
platform Fairbanks - scales. They urge their
friends not to store their seed ID large Qnan-
titles. and thereby have their V8lae desff0yed
or injured by HEATING. Planters who Wish
TO make contracts for delivery Of Seed VIII
please call al oil Work, Center Landing.
go Oh Cake and Meal for sale In any guam
tity, iyN
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MEMPHIS, TENNESSEE
HAVE for sale, and keep constantly on
Ill hand, a full assortment, consisting in
part as followS:
100 casks Bacon;
800 barrels Mess Pork:
100 barrels JOwls and Rumps;
200 kegs Lard;
100 hhds. Louisiana Sugar.
200 sacks Coffee;
500 pkgs. Molasses-hhds., hbls ,hlfs 4 Grs,
1000 pieces Kentucky Tagging 4.& NJ. by,
DIV, Landeman, and ]. q D. flaX.1
100 tons celebrated Arrow Ties"
500 kegs N~ails-aSsorted sizes;
500 barrels Flour;
North Carolina Roe cut and gross Herring
100 bbls. pure, eopper-distilled Whisky;
leo barrels rectined Whisky;
50 barrels Robinson County Whisky.
Calling your attention to the above, We re-
specially request a continuation OF your pa
tronage, and promise, by strict attention 70
business, with the interest Of our patrons
ever before US, 10 merit II,
angiS d4w HILL. FoNTAINE & CO.
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FINANCE AND TRADE.
FINANCE.
OFFICE OF THE DAILY APPEAL,
MENPHTs, October II, 1869.

MEMPhlet OtAoptI H. Aout.
The exchange market keeps about
evenly balanced. The offerings are proba-
bly, something in excess of the demand,
but only slightly so. Currency ZONES in
from the North almost daily, and as
steadily flows to the interior. Small
change Zones and twos) is scarce, and it is
impossible to supply the necessities OF
our business men in this regard. Eastern
cotton bills are taken at &c discount on
New York and Philadelphia, but Falls
River bills, and those upon other manu-
featuring in New England, are
taken at sc discount. Selling on all
points at par.
Ledger balances are in some demand by
taxpayers, and dealers are in the market
at 75c. They sell at n to soc, as to
amount. Scrip proper is steady at Soc
selling.
County warrants and police scrip are
unchanged.
The dispatches to-day quoted no sales
of Old Tennessee bonds. Sales of New
were reported at 55l4c. Stocks opened
duh. but became frmer and closed steady:
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TOBACCO AGENCY.
Southern Tobacco Agency.
TO TOBACCO BUYERS.
E. ACKERMAN,
No. 8 HOUard,a How,

IS THE ONLY SOLE AGENT FOR THE
/ Southern States of the OLD and RELIABLE
house Of CHRISTIAN PEPER, st. Louis, Mo,
the BEST mandatory IN the West. His To-
bacco-embracing sixteen brands OF Chewing
and seven brands OF smoking robaccO-has
attained a worldwide celebrity on account of
its superiority
We sell TO MERCHANTS ONLY at MANTFAC-
TURER's PRICEs-sOliciting neither country
nor retail trade.
+" All City Merchants can make 1t more adj
yantageons to buy Of US than in Louisville,
Cincinnati or any other place, Vest RI South.
j.. ACKERMAN.
oclO No. y Towards Row.
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Saint Mary's School,

CORNER of Poplar and Alabama. Mrs.
MARY e. PoPE. Principal. Will open for
boarding and Day Scholars the FIRST MON
DAY IL SEPTEMBER. No boys over ten VIII
be received. No pupils are taken by the
month, augl5
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$l575 Branch Planter Bank of Ten
nessee Notes for Sale.

BEMENT & DoUGHERTY,
oclS Philadelphia, Pa,
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pay. Business was dnll money getting scarce. and
ah the while Anderson's remonstfaBces grew apace.
Finally he waxed wroth. People told him he was
Delng robbed, and he believed them. He TOOK Mr..
John Morrissey into hrs confidence Tor Mr.. MOrrssey
took hlsn) and the result was league, offensive and
get the mastery OF the business once more.
CALL ON JUDGE BARNARD.
10 erect thus purpose MIR. summons waited on
Judge barnard &C his own house through counsel on
THURSDAY last and made application for the removal
81 MI Wood and the appointment OF new receiver.
ThsS 10 stated, was done In the interest OF Mr..
Andersui the father.n-law OF Judge Barnard. Judge
barnard Immediately v8eaJed tne order OF Judge
Card0zo depriysd Nj. Wood o. the receiyership and
appointed Mr., Johh Morrissey III 4is stead
MORRissEYB COUP D'ETAC
Next day the new receiver sold out the Wn0ie pro-
perry p w william bfMmouE brother 70 ING
Simmons Vic has hSdse. Il Il :.Sese frahsaeliohs
throughout. Since then main clause ID the funda-
mental covenant regulating the lottery nrm when
hands over the absolute control OF the property TO
the vote Of those holding seventyve per cent Of the
holders. They have been told that this seventynvc
per cent power has been put tn full reqnlstiOn ano
has declared that they longer own share or any
interest Whatever IN the concern.
To cap the climax Of difficulties and produce
storm OF turbulent litigation Judge Card0zo mas
issued an injunction order which Dullines the action
Of Judge Barnard and ties the hands OF John Morlsey
ment OF the motion for the peTpetuaton OF the IN
junction will be heard.
Such as given above are two versions OF the
case ana OLD world wisdom has u that one story 10
good TIL another Is tod. Here they are both told.
and the new and the Old worlds may Judge for
with lively tug OF war on the tapis ana very mimi