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West Virginia University.

ALEX. MARTIN, ID. D., President.
FALL TERN begins LIST Tuesday in Sept.
WHITE TERN LIST Monday in Dec.
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fPnn IN. 8eo,oe l.. B1afscd.,

FREDoSIA, Oct. ~
have used Dr. Smiths Electric on snd
ind II II the best medicine ever used fpf
deafDes-. GBD. L. WHITFOHD, VI. T..
lr. Whitford II one Of the bast l'hySician.
In Western New York;
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FREDOSJA, Oct. o.
wa sieaf three years. Tried everything
One both" Or. Smiths Electric OH ctir,-i
mo up J, e. BENJAMIN.
bookseller, a. o. Huiiditg
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,,o THE CITIZENS or WEST VIE.

V'O THE CITIZENS OR wEsT VIZ.
GINA In general and the tiilIsns "i
Wheeling In particular.
DR.. Smiths Electric Oil i"
DOES what II claimed for u. No Humbug.
L.. TT CURES
rheumatism, Sick Headache,
Salt Rheun, piles, Scald IirDd,
Eryslpehs Felons, Carbunrlrs
Paralysis, Group, hump~,
swelling, Diptherla,
Chilblains, Neuralgia, tOui,
Burns and FrOsis, Cuts and Wound
Sprains and Bruises, Stin Joints,
swelied Glands, Csnker, Cramps,
letter, ToOtharhe, Hloody FIux, BE-
Deafness,
TRY n FOR YOURsEIF.
Salt Khrum, Deafness and Sick Hrn,iarh'
nRde specialitIes.
This OH cured my headache In ~ minute
Syracuse, May ~. r.. W. TObn.
Rheu0ITt,su cured Ia one dtD
SYRACUSE, May u,
Tuesday ! was confined to bod, weins--
day was put md well, by using Dr. Smith
Electric on" ! have sent n botiI. a. q
friend In Rochester, for deafness.
W. IL. WAIT, Depot master.
fFim' IN. 8eoJ0c J.. Bbaf,oI.y
fREposIA, Oct. ~
have used Dr. Smiths Electric on, snd
hnd II II the best medicine 1 ever used Zoe
deafDes.. GDD. L. WHITFOHD, ". T..
Ir. Whitford Ia one Of the b.-si Physician.
In Ws~iern New York;
FREDoSIA, Oct. o.
wa Nieaf three years Tried everything
one both" Or. Smiths Electric OH ctir,-i
md mp. JC BENJAMIN
bookseller, y. o. Building
SWEET and RICH 10 the taste i,rsr. III
D t0 h< tlffdDed mucous oo1ffno al N "I06Rs
nbrsin9 soye nRotdh''); INSTANTLY so6ihHg
10 the cuilcle tetea n n BE- on ne y1r. sB,1S'.
tn1 AKIN OF an fnL1nfl, and IL at 0noc allayr III
iangs ola GATHERED BREAST, which b.
very speedily absorbed away.
~ IL most grateful on the souIp, when rT,.
table from letter, dandruff, scabby eruy.
tons, etc, even with most dslIcate Infant
ne And II instantly sfors all falling Of ~,
lar from the above and other csn~~.
Touch gently ereTD Sore, rough or fendsr
ssIoi, with the genuine OH, -DK. q. H.
SMITHb." NothfHo can ~ quickly cur
ch1JI,cd lips, face or hands. An old scab on
me lace Of an infant will drop on. q clesr
neathy skin Appearing In it, place. Jus
pBltt and you Will see. No Doctor who ha-
eyer tried u, pTsfSads N deny Its action On
DkAfNEt1, on SALT r. EIM, PILF-
OLD SOkFS, CORNS and RHEU MhTiSN
Sold BY best druggistscyerywher-.
LAUGHLIY, SMITH & co, Genera
\ agents for West Virgins and Sole AgsBt-
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TUITION Preparatory, $500 per Term
10 weeks
University, $500 per Term of 10
vvaAks

BoAxprSo-Not to exceed s4.OO per week.
nYRend stamp for Catalogue.
NoRoANTowN, W. Va, Sept. ., 1859.
sep6-s
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PLAN MUTUAL.

Policy Holders Participating in the Profits.
Dividends paid la-r year ~ per cent.
A success without precedent In this country
or Europe.
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Sold BY best tiruSgistsrrerruh.r..

LADGHLIN, SMITH & CO., GENERA
agents for West Virgins and sole Agsni-
iof wheeling Iyls
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SYRACUSE, May -,
Tuesday was confined to bod, weins.-
day was ont and well, by using Dr. smith
" Electric OIL" ] have sent n botil. a.
friend In Rochester, FOR dea fBe@s.
W. II. WAIT, Depot Msstsr.
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Policies NOn.FOrfeifable.

Policies NOn.FOrfeifable.
NO RESTRICTIONS ON RESI-
DENCE OR TRAVEL
OFFICERS:
W. G. Darlington, President.
John L. Edwards, Vice President.
ID. ]. Hartsook, Secretary.
]. J. Hopkins, Assistant Secretary.
James f. Wolf, superintendent ofAgencies.
G. Henry ParroT, NJ d. ,,,,,.o, ,,,.,.ors
Prof. Edward b. Smith, Actuary.
n. +. Fackler, Consulting Actuarr.
DIRECTORS:
VIM. b. Isaacs, VIM. II. Palmer,
X. II. Maury, VIM. q. Taylor,
John Finders A. Y. Stokes,
VIC. Darlington, e.. Henry Perrow,
Daniel J. Hartsook, John c; Williams,
J.J. Hopkins, Geo. 8. Palmer
John r. Edwards,
Branch Office, CIarksburg, w Va
Hon. JON. J. DAVIS, 7. 4. SPATES,
President, Vice Pre~iden
DIRECTORS:
Il. j. Stealey, =. II. Goodwin.
Abraham smith James Lynch,
R.T. L,owndes. X. y. Pool,
James u. Davis, Geo. Bastable,
DIR. J. J.. Carr, VIM. :. summer.
IL. y. POOL, GenI Agent.
CLARKSBCRG, W. VA
j. NJ. McWHORTER, Agent,
WHEELING. W. VA.
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IL. y. POOL, Gen'l Agent.
CTARESRI-RG. ". VA
]. NJ. McWHORTER, Agent,

or Agents wanted everywhere IN the State.
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Below is a portion Of the circular
which he urges his victims to COM
NIT TO memory and then destroy at
once What a cunning Joseph il
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TRY n FOR YOURSELF.
salt Rheum, Deafness and Sick Hrn,isrh'
mRde specialities.
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.NIVIIVI ILL., IN IVll " WI
White and Black Lama Lace Point" and f"i"er~""-
Stewards Painter Arabs, Ottoman FOrmosas, Striped
Ottoman ShawIs, Breakfast Sacques, Roman
Sasl,es and Bow Ribbons, very Rich.
BLACK Iron Grenadines, Two Yards Wide.
Black Genappine, PIN Bros Irish Poplins
Emb'd Grenadines. IIsie Thread Poplns.
Organdies, Japanese SILKS
Silver Gray Mo,airs. Royal Standard AIpacas
! Black Tamise Pure MOhair Alpaca.
Black Parisienme, Sriped and Checked Silks
Black Batiste, Plain Silks and Sans.
SUPERIOR BLACK GRO. GRAIN LYONS SILKS.
!. GRAND CASHMERE oAMERioUE.
RICH MORE ANTIQUES.
Lace Collars, Point Applique Iaces.
Lace Handkerchief Vallenciennes Laces,
COlarettes, Black Thread Laces,
Chemizees, Black Gupure Laces,
Pongee ParasoIs, Silk ParaSoIS, Chinese Fans,
HoU5EKE E1PING aOODSl
Sheeiing. Shirtings Dmiiy for spreads,
Irish Linens. Counaerpanes.
HARRIS SEAMLESS KID CLOVES!
Our Entire Stock Comprised Of Rich and Elegant Goods and
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Rheumot,n cured n one doD.

This OH cured my headache In ~ minute
Syracuse, May ~. r.. W. TODp
, 1870-07-11
The Platform OF tho Crlspins.

opsAuSt Iha6as+ SulG T.
The announcement made by the Grand Lodge
OF the Knights of St. Criapih Of Maasachn-
sets that they would define and defend their
principles in fremont Temple this evening.
drew together about two hundred members Of
the order, who manifested considerable inter-
est in the remarks Of the speakers. George
J. Goodwin, the head Of the order, presided,
and introduced s. P. Cummings, Of Danyera'
the Secretary, Tho read the following reso{u.
t1ons, which wero adopted by tho Grand Lodge
in special Bession this afternoon:
WHEREAS, Efforts arc now being made in the
interest OF captai, demanding larger dividends
than 5usttc requires, to cheaper labor by intro
tiucng class u laborers from foreign countries,
dttions alike unjust to them aud to Us; and,
WHEREAS such attempts are aimed at the Cris-
pin organization, under the impression that our
trade Of making boots and shoes; therefore, be it
Reeotred, That Crispin organization Is formed
solely for The nnl pose of securing for those e2!t
tnate}y depending on the trade Of making boots
and shoes AS means OF support from Injurious
competition, aud because experience during the
past i've yealg has shown that the Introduction Of
for making goods that employment can be &C.
cured for only about two-thirds Of the Eear; aud
therefore duty compcls US tU fa1i back On tile un-
disputed right Of laborers to work with whom and
upon such conditions they see tit; while at the
same time we fully admit the right OF employers
and the rate Of Kslgus to be paid, provided they
can enforce By honorable means their own terms
"Resolred, That the representation 30 often re-
Eented through the public press, that we arc CON-
lined solely tor the purpose OF creating monopo-
ly Of laaGr, arc unjust and unIarT8ntable By any
thing tioue under oflctal direction Of those whom
the order Rag vested with authority. aud therefore,
all attempts to fasteh upon the order the rcsponEi-
bllity Of unHA1Tanted acts OF a few, who, anxious
TO secure what TO teen seemed Justice, may have
gone beyond what our constitution or rules ad-
United or required, are unjust and contrary to the
usual ITeCttlcnts ...
f%YjUt 1t1tYf6fr1nU al tury,
, 1870-07-11
Albert D. Richardson's Kindness Of
RCurts


4 correspondent Of the Springfield R.pu1-
ness OF the latc Albert D. Richardson:
1.-THE husband Of q dear friend Of ours was
one Of the thousands who sought the Rocky
Mountaine, in the first yesrs OF immigration,
in part for health and IN hope OF pecuniary
profit. But the segerities Of the Smoky
shattered constitution. Arriving at Denver
be WAS prostrated by the disease be had
hoped to overcome. His wife had &C.
companied him. Here, among straupera.
with child, . sick husband, in delicate health
herself, and always accustomed to the COM
aituation was truly deplorablo. Mr- Richard
son waa in Denver, and, hearing Of the gentle
mans Illness, though stranger to them,
came to them. Ha.At once installed himself
the friend, and helped by day and by night
With his younger strength, procuring:.ths deli
sick man to the last When Ill Was over, the
wife's turn came. She Lay dangerously Ill for
long weeks 1Ir. Richardson sent the best
physician to attend her, and rode for days
to procure = female nurse for her, an
almost impossible attendant in tho new
region. When danger YES passed, and there
Was hope Of her recovery, he postponed his
o"n journey to Learenworth an entire month
Z. that he might come that far Hith her on her
return East. Her Oldest child was III, sho con
yalescinG and heart-bfuken in her Widowhood
and with babe Of 10 weeks in her arms. Not
. gay trio for man to voluntarily take under
bis guardianship. But, with that unselfsh-
mesa and irEepresaible spirit OF ofchee1inesa which
followed him always, be assumed this care a.
pleasure: Nothing was forgotten to insure
her comfort as far as attainab1e in the tedious
journey. At night he took the babe in his
own arms in the crowded., jolting coach, that
the mother might steal = little rest and aleep.
Over tho drearv stretch OF plain thrnupb III
the wearisome way, heaeemed never to tire Of
his eeh-imposed charge. Il never felt 40 DESC
late N my Gfe,' said that woman once, in re-
lating this, as when he left me at Lsayen-
worth, to come on tho rest OF my way alone
Sometimes the discipline OF life makes us
keenly alive to the trying experiences Of
others An active kindness is prompted by
the recollection Of our own distress. But when
Nr. Richardson did all this he Wis Young
man, with on1y rs years Of rctrospect-yeaIs
full Of hope and health and little trial. Always
to the end Of his brave life this cultivated
Christian woman was like an elder sister. re-
paving his kindness BY the counsel and advice
, 1870-07-11

hy John c1speau- cashier. Fortunately. at tbs
1nncture, Of1cer AinsHuTth stopped upon The
scene and took King into custody. John HArpa
was considerably satonished thereat, bnt- snbse-
quenny good deal pleased, when King. Was held
to bal! In tie snm Of s.. 900 on the charge Of per-
pet1atlng confidence game.
James straiton, o.;as Burns, Emanuel Woods,
Henry Woods, Thomas Woods, and A ". Eeuby,
the parties arrested at the house OF the tlrst-ncn-
toned person, some nights since, were a1ra!gned
On On INC charge l o. oafglary, On Saturday morn-
found on the premises twenty gold
and as many silver watches, and }ewelry and sii-
yer werc without end. Alderman Hickey has ilen-
;inea one OF tne gold watches as stolen from his
house some time ago, aud Mr.. Tnlly, rcsIdinC on
TWe1ty.seeona street hss Identified another The
Ing led for trial each in bail OF &, ,o00
-oonn Lee, . notorious young reprubate, was held
lor ttal IN bail Of $500 on the Charge OF stealing
at No. II Blue Island avenue. 0N' '~''1'1'e
WIN. Landres, tile would.be murderer and sui
clGe, an account OF whose bloody transaction was
pnbl.shed In The TR1BUSE Of yesterday, was ar.
Ing. 1S' -'' 'A~' Ae"s'
WIN. Otto and Dennis OConnor, two dcspIcsble
"ne-0eatefs, we're each fined In the sum Of Se0
, 1870-07-11
More Murders by thetTndInna-Shock
Ing 8rutalitAes by the AEnpahoes.


ing HFutalitaes by the Arnpahoes-
Correspondence NJ th< Washtngton SIR,
On the 23d inst, as = young man named
Mason, from Little Wind River Valley, and q
man named Morgan, who has rancho near
THIS post, were returning from South Pass City.
where liey vent to bug sotno provisions, and
within few miles Of this camp, they were at
lacked By rsrty Of Indians supposed to be
Arapahoes) and bsutaliy murdered. There was
MAJ ".s.. item named Ur. n:sr..e, from mi
Der.s Delight who was going to iHHaa Hot
Springs, on Little Wind River Valley, to re-
crcit his health, but never got there, as he
shared the fate Of the other two. A man
named Anthony brought the news OF the mas-
sacre to this post about two o'clock, q. m. on
the 24th. Brevet Lieut.. Col. Chas. G. Bartlett
sent out party Of thirty men and one wagon
under command Of Lieut.. James II. Spencer
to bling in the bodies. What sad sight met
their gaze when they arrived at tho scene Of
the massacre! There lay the three bodies
dsenched with gore, that Of Morgan having 8
dozen OF more Of arrows through it,
besides having two horse shoes tied
Though it. The skull was stripped bals s Of
ahn, and wagon hammer was buried in it.
The body OF Mason was ridd1ed with bullets
and arTows, tile ekuu broken and stripped bare
OF skin, hlso several deep gsahes alI over tho
body made with knife OF tomahawk. The
skin Was stripped from tho head Of Dr. Barre
but WAS not carried of, he being bald. He ap-
pearea to have suffered more agony in dying
than either Of the others- Tho Indians took
away tho team, but they left one of their DO
MICS dead on tho ground. The bodies we're
brought into camp, where Colonel Bartlett
read the burial eervice over them, after which
they we're, deposited in three graves dug for
them by the soldiers, having for cof6nH some
canvas provided by Lieutenant John Scott, 4.
4. @. H., at tlis post.
s~The Indians are visible on the bluffs around
this post.severy day, md keep up signal fires
by night. It looks as il they, meant to do
Tic Big Bonn expedition left here this
morning for Big Horn range; they number
about rs men. all well armed, and one piece
Of artillery. Tho expedition is commanded
by Judge Guy Kendall. late Of General Price's
staff. Ny opinion is that none Of that party
will ever get buck, as the Sioux Indians are
very thick up there.
, 1870-07-11

ignorance, with Jacobinizm. We ruah into the
memory Of Hamilton and into the aoerb1sy OF
Adams; when ve arc ntron6, sanguine, cheer
ful, successful, We are the disciples Of Jef7er-
son; ws look upon the governors with
Jealousy, and We believe in the people more
than in the constitution.
Bu1wer wrote novel called Harold, the last
Of the SAxons; but the last Of the Saxons was
the WelHhman Jeneraon-in th8t he carried
the old principle Of Saxon neighborhood indie
pendence into the constitution Of the now
Empire. GATH.
, 1870-07-11
RELIGIOUS.
OeafcafiOn OF Ada Street Church
Sermon by DR.: Hatfield.
Bishop Beckwith ut Grace Church

Another new church edidce was dedicated 10 the
ho1y work Of God on yesterday. The TRIBUNE
of saturday contained detailed description OF
the new building, erected by the West Indiana
Street Methodist Society, on AdA street, between
Lake and Fulton streets- Not to 60 over The
ground again. 1cttt sulce to say that the structure
Is built OF Milwaukee brick, lears handsome ex-
1esiur, and its estimated cost is So, ,001. The
exterior is finished, but Of the tn-
terror. only the basement is ready for
occ1pancs. THIS portion WIS solemu,y dedicated
yesteTday. Thc1t we're morning, afternoon, and
evening ssFstces At The the morning service tie
soonest IN the csty-Tas crowded TO its utmost
capacitJ. The exercises Nerc opened With
orn saa .hs snias prsyer % from tae ips % of Re1. g.
Huse. Alter xnotner chant, Rev. 4. Edwards
read chapfer from the scripture
mon. ne chose for his tcrt the frst verse or the
1e7th Psalm. reading: Except the Lord build
the house, they labor 70 vain that bald it." Ne
impress upon his son Solomon, that no;hln1 could
be done without the approving Smile Of God
Some men. and good men, too, were trying to In
gion, but all such efforts would me=t with
miserable failure. It was cold philosophy, and
left the soul athirs In the spirit OF the texe men
Of chria- The churrh saved men and women
from POVERTY and Wfetchedne8s, but ahoye al 1t
saved souls, which was the specific object Of the
Church Of God Today was N6era1ty; the suitang
Of means to ends The Gospel w2s noE 100 often
preached to suit the rreltgious, while It confound-
sraints @ under such preaching. It tauent no SELL
denial, gave the ycnnG oyef to immora! practt1es,
aud destrpyed the vcIJ foundation OF the Chufch
OF God. Souls were not sayed by exceilencIcs Of
speech; nu1 by tue church edlnces; not by chp-
rnscs Of boys chAntlag prayers. hut holiness,
perfect tfnst III God. and a living in accordance
with the doctrine, alone could accomplish tne
rteat enc
, 1870-07-11

The Clark County, VIE, Republican Of July G.,
gives an accoun. OF fire which broke out in the
barns sud gzanary Of Mr. G. q. Mcintosh, located
near EeI1isytue The nre threatened TO demoish tha
splendid buildings, and would have done 80, but
for the timely arrival Of fonr OF Babcocks IRE ez-
tnguishers, which we're set to work and soon auc.
ceeded In saving thousands Of tio11atBf worth Of
property. This Is another triumph for these Ad-
mifablc machines, and demonstrates hoT useful
they are, especially IN localities where the ordua
# means OF putting out nrea arc not available.
, 1870-07-11
Veteran Soldier. and Sailors.

There Was meetane Yesterday afternoon In tue
and sailors OF the army and navy, who are IN
clned take advantage OF recent acts OF Congress
which endte item to 1G0 acres Of land In the re-
served railroad sections OF the public domain
These acts give them certain advantages over orti-
nRIy settlers, such as exemption from fees and
also allowing them to enter upon the railroad
lands, which ordinary settlers are lot allowed to
do, except under certain restrictions MI. A. Az
brecht is PreAftent OF the Society, and Nj. G.
Beck, Secretary. There are thiI1y-nye membe1A
Communications bearing upon the business of the
organization were read. il Is intended 10 send
men out in the course Of mouth or 80, to pre-
empt land md then to form colony to occupy and
hold it The association meets every Sunday In
the same place,
, 1870-07-11
The Diamond-Pointed Steam D,;,1

A party Of scientific gentlemen visited the Eac,e
Works, No. IS South Canal street, on THURSDAY
laAt, to witness the working Of machine for
drilling holes through solid rock, tr means Of ta.
Mono polufE- The Trial wss complete success
ana fsio1t Win be made on the subject, Ia a few;
1aSs7 " rEulessots v. Foster, J. Il McChesney.
y. = blaneg, and Dela1ontain..
me maehlne Is very simple one II consists
e8eenuAE ol a small steam engine cnnnie ~
rotating Wheels and few lengths Of eas n[sc
through Which runs Stream Of Wster 4 i+nTrH
OF PIPE tB lifted at the lower end with shout n1ne
bils Of black Diamond and rnpldly rotated. sneed-
liz making its way through the hardest ref. fhe
nine making from eco TO 400 revolutions Der tnch
successiTeIy, and thus ! hole may he bored to any
depth, In any required direction, from perpcndicu-
laT to horiz0ntai, at ra.e varying from i've to
twenty feet par hour.
The bcaut! Of the operation is that It only cuts
away thin ring OF rock the detr1fus being washed
TN 70 the surface BY the innoTtnG water. cold
core is left, which il brought up intact BY very
simple arrangement, thus materially lestenlox the
work to be performed, and giving to me mover
or explorer N 1nFatuable means Of ascestxin1nR
The character Of the rock 1t any required deptn1
not only rs to chemical composition, bnt tn regard
to ita texture The feeding portion IL 80 admirably
edjusted as TO preserve nEht, but unifo1m. pres.
sure, even IN sudden transitions from soft 70 hard
rock thus preventing any Etrxln on the machinery
aad 00vlat3ng all danger Of breaknge to the dis
, 1870-07-11

u--speaking Of the coming election in North
Carollna, the Raleigh Standard [Republcan)
ssJs: "There is every sign Of victory. We
shall carry the State once more by an over
Whelmling majority.
, 1870-07-11
THE COURTS,
Important Real Estate Suit.
Damages for a Dead Child--New Suits.
Circuit Court.

MroRTANT PH1PERTT INVOLVED.
James ". Pryor =. William N. Derby, Samuel L.
ke1oot, }. Ford Pierson, and persons holding
little from them. This Is q bill bringing into con-
trpycrEy an important parcel Of valuable real es-
tate, nled by Edward J. Hill, ESQ.,, as solicitor
The bill ts akin to one which has been On hearing
before Judge Blodgctt, brought by the same solicit
tor in behalf Of Walker, administrator OF Arthur
F. Hopkins, who, with this CON-
plainant had joint title in the west
half Of the northwest quarter OF Section g. 80 north
II east The property waa plated and made to be
known as PryoE Hopktns' subdivision, under the
advice, It ts stated, Of s. II. Kerfoot WIN fhenra
forward acted as the agent Of the owner, In Is67
keFfoOt, It Is alleged, Was employed to sell Buch
part Of the land perained to the estate Of Hop
and, By an agreement, Kerfoot and Pleraon, their
agency notwithstanding, became, with Derby,
Joint owners Of 1t, It being, however, pretended
that the sole ownership was in Derby. Having so
obtained title, it to thc!c mutual benefit to &C.
quire adjoining realty belonging to CON-
Tor It's purchase. and Ker1oot & Co. were en-
ployed to sell, they having concealed knowledge
II their interest In the transacuon, and advised
sale to Derbr-in reality, however, to themselves.
The ofYer was At the rate Of 81, 900, a lot on
Michigan arenue valued at IS 800, being part Of
the consideration, and an agreement to Improve.
Being, as be charged, thus deceived, conveyance
WIS executed. 1t Is charged that the value Of the
property was f1audQlently undeIstated, anl that
kcIfooI i Co. actually becane owners Of the
property, ceiling, as befoIf to themselves Where
ioru it Is charged thot the whole tg1nBac!lun Is
vod and it Is to set It aside the proceeding Is in
suMted.
HEw SUITCASE
William Crawford '. Pa1ncn Munso1. Action
On the case Damages laid at H. tev0.