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ROUScEMENT
FOR FLOATER.

ElOATER-W A McCLOY Is q candidate
Z for Floater for the cDxniies of shelby
Fayette and Upton; subject K the wiz ottss
aul1
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GAs Frrr1No-sl5 Second street.

FIETY HoURs-NRw YoRK DAILIEs.-
Joe Locke, 1851 Main street, receives the
Herald, World, Times, Tribune, San and
JoayadtSaf Commerce; also, the weekhes,
etc, through in fifty hours.
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FOR RIVER.
Memphis and Arkansas River Packet
Company. 3 ss1a
@EU. s. Nail LinaEEa
SUMNER

=
nURING the hummer months the Wsduasa
~ day boat for Arkansas river viii be with
drawn, and during the present good stage OF
water our boats wtn1eave Memphis1 for Little
Rock and all intermediate landings - fol-
lows: . w & llA
MARY BOYD .-...-....a..R L. Haynes, master
Every Monday, at 5 o'clock pm. D q
The new and elegant side-wheeI steamer, &
PAT CLEBURNE---ReesS PritchRrd, master !
a Every Friday, ats o'clock pm. -
Returning, will leave Little Rock for Menu
phis as follows: .
MARY B0YD.---..-.R. L. Haines, master
Every Thursday, at 3 O'Clock pm.
PAT OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Pritchard, master
Every Monday, ats O'Clock pm. -
These boats are new and elegant passenger
packets, and are unsurpassed by any boafs In
the line for speed and comfort They mako
direct connection at Little Rock for HOT
SPRINGS with the regular United States
mail coaches; and for FORT SMITH and all
intermediate points on Mondays and Thurs
DAYS with the new and very l1ght-draft "a
passenger packets, Dardanelle. Captain Dis
mnkes, and Fort Gibson, Cap BoWliu.
d Freights consigned to this LINE AZ MxM-
PHIs or MOUTH OF WHITE RTvER viii be for
wardsd promptly to destination w1thout
charge for transfer.
- john ADAMS. President.
No. 3 Madison st Stanton BLOCK.
MCCLURE q CAsKIE Ticket Agents, ~
au22 Nos Stanton Block lower noort
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CHINESE SPECIFIC.-This medicine is
advertised by Mr.. J.. v Russell, an old
citizen, known to be a man of integrity.
Read his advertisement in another col
umn.
TRY Ir.-Mrs. WhitcOmb desires all to
try her Syrup. 1t is the great children's
soothing remedy, and sold at the low
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SEE advertisement of DIR. Butts Dis
pensary headed, Book for the million
MARRIAGE GUIDE-in another co.
umn, 1t should be read by ALL
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LETTER LIST.

sIMMoNs' Liver Regulator has no equal
as a preventive or cure
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BROWNE & BRowNE-sl5 Second street.
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IHAvR for the past eight months con.

IHAvR for the past eight months con-
staDtly used one Of the So Oride Gold
Lever Watches, manufactured by
Charles p. Norton & Co., So Nassau
street, New York, and found the total
variation in its time but one-half minute
Thirty seconds), and it retains the same
appearances of gold as when purchased.
Several of our men use them with the
same results. / eheerfnlly recommend
them for correctness and wear.
HORAGEW WHITAKER,
Erie Railroad.
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FOR WHITE RIVER.

Memphis and Arkansas River Packet Com
pany---Shite River Liae.
For Helena. Mouth White River, Clarendon,
DeValrs BIufand JasksOnport. =
PAT CLEBURhE, Reese Pritehard, master
This elegant and fleet passenger
steamer will leave as above ~
SATURDAY. Sd inst. at 5 pm.
For freight or passage apply 10
w. II. KENNEDAY, Agent,
ssp2 No. 8 Madison street, Stanton Block.
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WANTS.

- ALESMAN-Bya wholesaled dry GOODS nm
a No l Salesman, who can q
God Arkansas trade. Address postomce Do1
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PuMps ANp FIxruREs-9l5 Second st.

W. e. WARDS Seminary for young la
dies, Nashville, Tennessee, the largest
school in the South, and the most COM
pleteiHits Boarding and Literary arrange
ments, opens on Thursday, September L.
For catalogue address w. E. WARD.
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-TEE Cssks-One hundred 50 gall0n Wine
w Casks. Apply 20 Sd Front street ses
DEsTRARLE FARM Of FORTY acres Stor
! sale five miles south OF Memphis: vel
improved; hne orchardi excellent water ana
All necessary buildings.
Amply TO John Brown. on the premises ~
70 Judge Thomas Leonard, 81 Main street
aEemnEfg Tennessee. Gu2
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FOR SALE.

rTUATION-In = drugstore, by q younf
- maj OF i've years experience; references
given. Address Z f. NJ, Iuka, Kiss suz5
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STEAMBOATS,.
FOR ST. LOUIS.
FOR RED

Carter Line Of Red River Packets-For Jensr-
son, Shreveport, Alexandra, Grand .
Ecore and Way Landings.
HI LOCKWOOD, : : las. csghIIi, master.
This elegant passenger steamer
win leave THIS DAY. Sd fnSt.E
at8 pm. For all information apply 70
w. r. CARTER. General Agent, or to
se3 1T. WASHINGTON, Agent,
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rAFF-A good second hand safe, apply L
- CAMBRIDGE, MITCHELL Co.
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About 9 O'Clock yesterday morning, q
young girl, bareheaded, and carrying q
bundle of clothes in her hand, was seen
to rush out OF the bagnio of Annie Gal
legher, on Poplar street, aud run rapidly
OF, as If afraid Of pursuit. A policeman
who saw her, managed to overtake and
halt her, and asked her where she was
going. Her answe was, that she did not
know, she only wanted to get away from
those women and that house. After as
surfing her Of protection, he learned from
her that she had been enticed thither by a
man, and that she that moment had sue
ceeded in making her escape from the
house. The officer carried the breathless
and trembling woman to the Office of the
chief of police, where she told the follow
ing story to our reporter, who CHANGED to
be there when she was brought in:
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RIVER NEWS.
BOATS LEAVING THIS DAY,


DEPARTURES.
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OYSTER AND GAME DEPOT-No. Ioyster
J ard game stand Tor sale. Inquire az 10
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FOR vICKsBURG.

United States Mail Line for Vlcksburg-For
Helena, Napoleon and Vicksburg.
CITY OF VICK5BURd.-.....-..- - master
This elegant passenger packet
leaves as above ~
SATURDAY, Sept. Sd, at 8 pm.
Freight received at the St Louis wharfbO6L
". 4. DILL. Agent
sep2 FLEM. CALVERT, Sup'k
The Weekly Arizonian., 1870-12-31
MAKAH TRIBE,

For first of ten miscellaneous of thirty thou- sand dollars, (oeing the fifth series unqer direction sf the President, as per ffih article ot treaty of January thirtyofrst, eighteen hun- dred and 6tiy five, one thousand dollars.
 For eleventh of twenty miscellaneous for sup. port of smith and carpenters shop, and 10 provide the necessary tools therefor, per elev- enth article treaty thirty-frst January, eigh- teen hundred and ffty-6ve, five hundred dol lars
 For eleventh of twenty miscellaneous for the support of an agricultural and industrial school, and pay of teachers, two thousand five hundred dollars
 For eleventh of twenty miscellaneous ts for the employment of a blacksmith carpenter farmer, and physician, who shall furnish me diciue for the siek four thousand sic hundred dollars
The Weekly Arizonian., 1870-12-31

For permanent provision for miller. in lieu of gunsmith, per fifth article treaty twenty third October, eighteen hundred and eighteen, fifth article treaty twenty third October, eight cen hundred and thirty foar and fourth ertce treaty fifth June, eighteen hundred and fifty four, sig hundred dollars.
 For interest on fifty thousand dollars, at five per ceDtum, for educational purposes, per third article treaty June fifth, eighteen hun dred and 6fy-four, two thousand i've hundred dollars
 For eleventh of twenty instalments upon S2OO,OOO, per third article treaty June fifth, eighteen hundred and fifty. four, seven thou sand five hundred dollars
 Cou tinued \
The Weekly Arizonian., 1870-12-31
ASTRONOMERS,

For last of fifteen miscellaneous for pay of miller, per third article treaty twelfth May eighteen hundred aud ffty,four, sir hundred dollars,
 For fifth of fifteen installments of annuity upon two hundred and forty-two thousand sig hundred and eighty-sir dollars, for cession of lands, ger fourth article treaty May twelfth, eighteen hundred and ffty-four, and Senate amendment thereto, sixteen thousand one hun dFed and seventy-nine dollars and sir sents.
The Weekly Arizonian., 1870-12-31
I0WAS.

For interest in lieu of investment on fifty seven thousand five hundred dellars, to the first Of July, eighteen hundred and seventy, at five per centum der annuDl, for education other bene- fcal purposes, under the direction of the Presi- dent, per ninth article treaty May seventeenth, eighteen hundred and ffty-feur, two thousand eight hundred and seventyrfve dollars
The Weekly Arizonian., 1870-12-31

Having just fitted ul heir mlsa ;I.r vile with new anG excellent nach.,s, enabled to do a larger bu>iness than .n- and are now prepared to furnish -four 10 tractors and all others at more rsss. rates than it can be supplied sisevbHe h Territory.
 a01arY g, l51s.
The Weekly Arizonian., 1870-12-31
GROS VENTRES.

For this amount, to be expended in such goods provisions aud other articles the President ay from time to time determine, incl uding insurance and transportation thereof, in instructing in ag- ricultural and mechanical pursuits, in proyidn g employees, educating children, procuring medi- inc and medica! assistance, care for and support of the aged, sick, infrm, for the helpless Or phans of said Indians, and in any other respect to promote their civilization, comfort. and improve ment, thirty thousand dollars,
The Weekly Arizonian., 1870-12-31
CLOAKS

A large stock of Old Rye Whisky and the best California Wine and SBrandy.
 -likewise---
The Weekly Arizonian., 1870-12-31
NEW MEXICAN CARPETS and BLANKETS

We have on hand and are constantly re- ceving full assortment ot every class of goods suitable for this market, which we offer on the most reasonable terms. One of our firm resides in New York City for the sole pur- pose of buying goods, and beingin market con- sranty. Our merchandise is purchased on the most advantageous terms. Those who deal with scan rely upon our stock being of the best quality and at the lowest rrices, We would call the attention of merchants from this Ter rltory is also from Sonora, to our well assort- ed stock especially suited totheir market, and can confidently say 1t will be to their advan- tage to examlue 1t before purchasing elsewhee
The Weekly Arizonian., 1870-12-31
KICKAPOOS.

For seventeenth instalmsnt of interest on one hundred thousand dollars, at five per contum per annum, for educational and other beneficial pur- poses, per treaty of May eighteen, eighteen hul- red and ffty~four, five thousand dollars.
 Fer seventeenth instalment of two hundred thou sand dsIars, to be paid in eighteen hundred and seveaty-one per second article treaty eighteen may, eighteen hundred and dGty-four, five thou sand dollars.
The Weekly Arizonian., 1870-12-31
KLAMATH AND MoDUc INDIANS,

For the last of five instalments, to be applied under the direction of the Preside mt per secend article treaty of October l4th, 1884, eight thou sand dollars.
 For fourth of twenty instalments fer keeping in repair one saw -miil, one Touring mill, buildings or the bacbsmith carpenter, and wagon and blow maker, the manual labor school, and hospi tai, as per fourth article treaty of October four teen tn, eighteen hundred and sixty four, one thousand dollars.
 For the ,th of twenty instaimerts for the pur- chase of tools and material for saw and four mills, carpenter, blacksmith, wagon and piow- makers shops, and books aud stationery for the manual labor per fourth article treaty of Oct9- Der 18th, 1864, one thoasand five hundred dol lars.
 For fifth of fifteen instalnents for pay and sub ristenc of one superintendent of farming, enc farmer, one blacksmith, one sawyer, carpenter, and enc wagon and blow maker, as Der fifth arit- c.e treaty of October 14th, 1864, six thousand dol lars,
 For 6fh Of twenty instaIments to pay salary and subsistence of one physician, one miller, and two scho ol teachers, DOT fifth article treaty of october h. eighteen hundred and sixty-four, thr ee thousand six hu ndred dollars.
The Weekly Arizonian., 1870-12-31
MIAMIES OF KANSAS.

For permanent provision for blacksmith and assistant, and iron and steel for shop, per fifth article treaty eth October, eighteen hun. dred and eighteen, and fourth article treaty June 5th eighteen hundred and ffy.four, nins hundred and forty dollars
The Weekly Arizonian., 1870-12-31

A large stock of Groceries-BUTTER HONEY, CHEESE and DRIED FRUIT whichw offer for sale; wholesale aud retail We adhere to a cash system and sell our good remarkably low for cash. nI2
The Weekly Arizonian., 1870-12-31
KANSAS.

For interest in lieu of investment two hum dred thousand dollars, at five per csntum per an nun, per second article treaty of January four teen, eighteen hundred and forty six, ten thou sand dollars.
The New York herald., 1870-03-03
THE CAMDEN AND AM8OY Mey0P0LY.

A Richmond in the Eield-Thc Monopoly
TrembIing-Public Meeting in Trenton In
Favor Of tho Proposed Air Limo fr0D
Philadelphia to New York.
The bill introduced into the New Jersey Legisla
turc three weeks ago TO incorporate the National
Railway Company, with the view OF having
an air line from Philadelphia to New
York, was defeated BY the Camend and
Amboy monopoly, which has owned the Legislature
for years. Another Dlll was introduced a few days
ago which gives the State sucn privileges in the
matter and offers such facilites TO the puDc that II
Is faultess, yet this body guard OF Camden aud Am
boy VIII lay IL on the shelf again without doubt.
large meeting held In Taylor's Han, Trenton.
last evening" In favor OF the proposed line, and
speeches were delivered by prominent railroad men.
This enterprise II 1t can be carried ont, wall con-
fer incalcuaple advantages on the travelling pnb!ic
inasmuch as II would compel Camden and AmDoy
to lower the rates and destroy It's power as q mon
opoly The later made a flank movement IN the
Legislature yesterday Dy introducing Dill for inc
Incorporation OF the Mercer and somerset Railway
Company, to construct line OF railroad from
convenient point on Lie line OF the Beividere aud
Delaware Railroad not more than SIX miles from
Trenton TO the present westerly terminus Of the
Milestone and New Brunswick Railroad. Tnis blll
was reported fayorably by the comnlittce who
acted WIN promptness In the matter that gives
assurance TO the monopoly that nj Is right yet.
Tue real object OF the oil! is TO kill on the bill In
troduced by the National Railway Company, by oh.
tanning the charter for which the latter seeking
and thus taxing c wind out Of their sails The only
members from Hudson county who fought tie mono
poly sep by step and advocated the new line were
SIDNEY b. Beyans and Hermann ID. Busch, OF Hobo
ken, The latter being man OF great weghtn In
every sense. IL Will be interesting 10 the coDstit-
uents OF the members OF the present LEGISLATURE TO
watch tue vote when Camden and AmOoy IS placed
trial.
The National Company now offer $500, 600 10 the
state, and guarantee that two trains shall be run
each way daily for the accommodation OF local
travel Ihey also agree 10 pay one per cent per an
mum on the cost OF their road ana appuftenances
and TO TX the rate for passenger travel &C thres
cents per mule, with fgeg ghts II corresponding low
The New York herald., 1870-03-03
SUICIDE OF An Ex.BANK AGENT.

An Ex-Agent Of tho Corn Exchange RunIx
Commits Suicide In Hcnpstead, l.. l.-Af.
fecting Letters Bctwccn Brother and sister.
The readers Of the HERALD Will no doubt rcmem l.
ber that some time ago the Corn Exchange BanS, In
this city, was vlctImzed by agent named Joshua
Peters to the extent OF $40 ooo Peters alleged that
ne had been robbed but 1t was generally believed
that he had appropriated the money and he was
rested, but his sureties made good the de-
hc!ency and he was liberated. Since yhat
time he has lived an indolent lie and mad be-
come hopeless drunkard. Op Monday afternoon
he went 10 Hampstead and engaged board al sam
mis- Hotel. lie retired early IN the evening. CON-
planning or feeling wearied aad iIred. lie It'd not
make nis Appearance on the following day and
those who wese sent TO call him feiufneo saying
that they heard him breathing. At faree O'CLOCK ms
door forced open aud he vas found lying upon
the moor with pistol bail wound about one inch
behind his The moor was spattered with ol0od,
were also the bed and window curtain. Tie was
frotning nom tue mouth when found and deatn
evidently caused by tc,a0rrhaRe. On his person
were found nine dollars .and TWO letters, one or
which was written ny his Sister. asking 1im To aban
don his reckless lc leave h< wicked associates aud
become honest and industrious man. He mad
prepared 40 answer 10 MS SISTERS letter dated on
sunday last IN which he sad he would put himself
In the hands OF any one sue might send and would
epdeavor 10 reform. lie about twenty eight
years OF age and several sisters brother or de-
ceased respe N Brooklyn. An inquest was ne.u aud
a verdict n accordance with the aUove facts reu.
dered. His boiy is Ia the hands OF an undertagcr.
The New York herald., 1870-03-03
COURT CALENDAss-TMs DAY.

SUPREME C0uRT--SPBcIAL TERM.-Before Judge
Cardozo.--Isues or law and fact.-Nos. loo, 22l,
81, 30.
SUPREME oURr--CHAMBERs.--Refore Judge Bar
nard. Call Of CALENDAR twelve III, Reserved case
No 129.
MARINE CoURT--TRIAL TERM.-Parr 1.-Before
Judge Aker-Nos. 5D3, ITO, 500, $50, $50, $751; 5SS,
$50, COS, Oh 6l8, 620 62l 624 627. Part 2-Before
Judge Gross.-Nos. 49, 0o Az, b16, 677, 678, bS3,
6771a, 5JS $50, 592, 800, Gil.
COURT OF GENERAL SESSIONS. bv Recorder
HacketL--CourL opens a. eleven A. M.--The People
Vs. Wiiliadn steele robbery; Jonn McGrath ana
James hevngI0n, burglary: william Fletcher aAd
James Fletcher, ielOnOus assault and battery; John
Nelson and Abraham SAern, forgery; Charles Cour-
deav, Maurice Warschener, Joseph Albert Barton
n. Johnson ana jerome Bradley, grand larceny
Jerome Bradley, forgery.
The New York herald., 1870-03-03
NEW JERSEY LEGISLATURE.

Tho briggs Land Bill Pnssed- Fiitibustertns
by the Camden and Amboy Mopopoiy-Ths
Dog Tax-IcvEn. and the Pavement Ring
Again.
In the New Jersey Senate yesterday the briggs
Land bili, appointing u commission for the drainage
OF the swamps IN Hudson, Essex and Union coun-
ties, came up motion to reconsider tho vote By
which It was defeated 0wo weexs ago. AtteCa snarp
debate II was passed.
Among bills introduced in the Assembly was one
which Is generally acknoW lodged 70 be iank move.
ment by the Camden aud Amboy Company
10 XIII the Natlouai Railway scheme. 1t is entitled
"An act 20 incorporate the Mercer and Somerset
Railroad Company providing for the construction
OF railroad from some point on the Belvidere and
Delaware Railroad to the terminus OF the
Milestone ana New Brunswick Railroad. Among
she provisions Of the bi is clearly sci down that
the Camden and AmhOy, New Jersey Transportation
and tne Delaware and Rarltan Canal COMPANIES
may subscribe TO the STOCK and that " the consent
OF the stockholders the road may be leased 70
these companies or any Of them. The names
OF the corpOrator5 written the DILL are
virtually tue names or the directors OF the
bill Is 10 render The National lire unnecessary by
giving the monopoly the CHARTER souEht for by tue
new company. The bill was lavorably reported
BY the committee during the afternoon session.
The afternoon session Ia tue house was manly oc-
cuIied IN the discussion OF D DROWNING for .
uniform tax dogs throughout tAe State.
ing without material amendment. lt provides
for TAX of two oolars on every dog aud three dol
on every dog. with The name and address Of the
owner marked thereon; also tnat every de-. De regis.
tered In the Townso,p Clerks oifce.
Ihe two bills incorporating The Wood Paving com
panles came up and were amended by Mr. Beyaus
SO that II was necessary TO return then 10 The sen.
ate, ana their passage was thus delayed.
The New York herald., 1870-03-03
OILY A LIFE LOST.
serlon- Charge Against nm Omcer.

Yesterday commissioner Manerre heard evidence
on complaints against policemen. Frederick Scnls
ling, or the seventh precinct, was charged with
grossly improper conduct. II appeared from tho
evidence that en- the evening or the 23d ultlmo.
Samuel Corbet master OF the canal boat susan, ly2g
at pier 50 Sast uyer, staggered along tho dock ip
. gross state OF intoxcation Instead OF arresting
hun, SchnlinS 10 ~ charged Tut han on board his
boat from, which he fell iuio the river and was
drowned. Tue prosecution showed thtt SchlliIn1
told di0crent stories about the OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
one occasion saying he found tue Dan ~
q grocery store near by and put nun IN
the custody Of his VIE anl eou on the
boat and on another occasion that ne found nim
ciiuging 30 strnpploco OF tue pier. Two witnesses
for vne defence testlted tnag the ocer saw CorpeW
safety on board hs cfan across when ne staggered
and Iell INTO tne water. rue evidence also showed
that MRS gorbett was entertaining lady friends from
other boat IN her capin and all we're orunK. The
hearing was adjourned 10 obtain the evidence Of
Hrs. Corpeti
The New York herald., 1870-03-03
GENERAL QUESADA.

Enthusiasm Among tho Cubans-Crovds Of
Visitors tho Generals Hotel-A Procla-
nation TO be Issued To-day.
General Quesada, late commander-in.cnicf OF tho
patriot army In Cuba, wao arrived In town night
before last. remained in his apartments at the Hof-
man House all oar yesterday and was visited By an
immense number OF Cuban gentlemen and prom-
hcnt citizens OF New York. 1ne beautiful nag o.
the little republic noated from the roof OF the hotel
and vsx frequently cheered by people In
tho street; while the veslbula and pArlors Of
ths establishment seemed TO be transformed
from American Into eastman lresorts, aud
reAoupdcd with the articulation OF OasteHdno.
Colonel Varona and Major Loznss, tho accomplished
aides-de-camp or the General, speak Engsh
hueauy, and contributed immcasuraDiy 10 the en-
tertainment OF American visitors noS familiar with
Spanish. To-day General Qucsada wiz publish
proclamation containing an o1icial report oi anars
In Cuba. The document was being prspared last
evening, but had not suf1lcently approached com
peton to be gwen TO tho press Arrangements AFRO
on foot among the Cu0ans Ia the city 10 give thc
General an entertainments, ana the Cuban League,
OF which General MCMAHON ~ president, has Invlted
General Quesada and stan 10 attend their meeting
hAtnr0ay evening nAxt
The New York herald., 1870-03-03
NEW YORK HERALD THURSDAY MARCH g. l87o-rRpLB SHEET

J. Barr. rhe case came up YESTERDAY on mouon
Tor an order 70 snow cause why the suits should
Counsel i0r plaintiff read An afldavt 70 the erect
tnat MA Mary O'Donovan Rossa, agent and wife
OF tue plaintiff had given Instructions 20 have the
nMul. M ADan0oneu. lie also produced letter showing
hossa and the defendant stpulatlng that on pay
continued.
4ne ase.ondants counsel proposed to make an am.
uhvit denying tnAt he had ever received any nOuce
concerning the abandonment OF the suit.
inc Court declined TO allow the counsel to make
Ie aindavit'at present and postponed tne Till
saluIuay next TO give time for the production OF
any documents thai might bs reQuireo.