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New-York tribune., 1870-04-21
LATEST SHIP NEVIS.
ARRIVED.


sclr & c Esans Tuhin, Cienuegos u days, sugar.
Scbr Willie Roeyse, TmI.lo 10 days, mdse.
sCHOOSERs-RIyER AND CoAsr~sR
Maria Virginia r Mason, Virgins.
VIM Myrck. Virginia Anne freems1 ~, Nillln'''
snnnyEle Virginia. Sunny South, fnginia
Ann Amelia, Virginia
DOMESTIC PORTS. .
BosroS April 2o-Arnyed steamship Nereus nom N"ioAi P
W Hatfield from London; brig Barracuda from hessina
PoRrREss MONROE, April Passed in Tor bAnore Dns An'"
Cg,LEToy Ami 2o-Arrive steamships Manhattan from New
York; Falcon, from Bamore schr j. = Clark nom fhePuIL
SAILED schr H. A. ant Baltimore; c. II. Pon, for GeogetSTn
Aprl 20-Cleard steamship Ahamhra Tor bos
SewYok kryd steamships Salvador, and nongomery from
NewYok; brig Abbey EIen from NeSiork sehr b. H. 'on Hon
Apr oAtved ship Globe from Liverpool Sailed
ship Mary Bangs Hong Kong; bark Nobe, for Liverpool
FOREIGN PORTS.
JoypovpHRRr April steamship Dorian from Ne"-fork Tor
GEsgox, arrived today
DISASTERS.
TIE schr Willie sved this port YESTERDAY reports April saw
Colorado Reef oil and yards sahg phte
oue and appeared been ashore but short tme lDh saw
ship the Bahnas i've miles North OF Memory hook wn
her mass and yars strng and sails the yards number OF wreck
era were around appeared bae just gone ore S ABOUT
Oturs burden. painted black, with white pofs
LyERPooL April 1The ship Paragon which cleared ro Csdh
Quebec back and arrived at AionahsNs
OWES orsp Cansda April 2oTbe teuslp Francis Smith ven
CohngSOod and when oil VAL Foh was
deavong deep water she went on so on the reel ne
st..ushls snbana have " her assistance
SPOKEN
pry Core. from Cenfneco for NewYok April lat 81 e. ION a.
Brg Edith Hail. Cienfnegos for Sevlok on the CaIss OF
Big wllo~ City from Indies for NewYOrk April H. lat % 30
Scir Bvene from NewYok for BarbOicesAPr II la, 80 Ion 20 IS
New-York tribune., 1870-04-21
XLIsr CONGRESS-2D SESSION.
SENATE. WASHINGTON, d. c., April 20.
(Rep., Mich.) asked unani-

SENATE WASHINGTON, d. c., April 90
Mr.. CHANDLER Rep., Mich.) asked unanl-
pos consent 70 appoint evening session for thseNen
,ne for the consideration Of business from the Commit
tee on Commerce.
Several Senators objected
Mr. SHERMAN Rep., Ohio announced the presencei IN
the city of the of the Legislature and other
IN Nv Ivoro intr9ducad and referred as follows
Mr FENTON O2ep., n. Y.-To incorporate the Pacific
STaphic communication between America and Asia.
Mr HARRIS G2ep., La.)-For the better organization
Oh te GiTBERT Gep Fia@Xuthorzing mail steamship
communication between the port OF Cedar heys' fia
AM Mr. RAMSEY, Rep Mimi Authorizing the Southern
MinuosOa Railroad Company 10 connect JUS line WIFI 'no
Mr. VCHssERIY Da@, Cal)-TO create additional
''''' TIrE AUSTRALIAN MAIL SERVICE.
The subject Of mail steamship service between San
tho c,Tsidcrotion of pOstage or the commercial i'm
portance Of the enterprise should take preeedeheo III
Mr.. CAssERIY Dem CALI gave notice Of hsinten-
ton 10 for Joint Committee on the sni.cL .,,,
Without action on the subject the senate at cocA
'ooA W THE NORTHERN PACIFIC RAILWAY BILL
Tho rendiur amendment Of Mr.. HARLAN (Rep. Iowa.,
10 strike out the additional land grant allowing the Com
pany 70 make mp ls present dnd bn nsH limits
was discussed by Messrs. CORBETI, CASsEbLf, WILL
Mr. HOW'LL d.ep. Iowa) charged that 1t was pro,
posed 10 give the Company double the amount OF Lana
10 any similar company, uotM
been very datory in building its road and had slept on
its rights for years. lie objected also to the phrase
oln %. the hl as having the effect 10 convey 10 the
Conrany mineral lands TO which settler had only an
Mr. WILSON rep, Mass) favored a more restrictive
policy in the matter Of land grants. ,. A.,
Mr. CASSEHLG Dem, Cali insisted on retaining tle
rro,-1u o IN original charter cOnninc the polnt OF
junction Of the companyS branch within 800 miles OF ne
western terminus Of the main line, instead OF leaving IL
70 the company TO fix it at some convenient point, Us
proposed ly TIE hill -
Mr. HOWARD Gcp.!Mch), in defense Of the com
pary attributed the delay in building the road 10 the
late war ana hc striugency OF the money market, &c
Which had tended eIlbarrass the work. The obectOn
Of the VIrescoocy Of the bin not valid one, as he
Secretary of tie Interior would conStrue TINS legislation
with reference the charter to which II was an amend
ncit He suspected hcOppOsitiOn to the bin 10 be IN
the interest and crafty the envy Of the Union Paclhe
Company, and showed that in determining the point OF
divergence Of the branch road, the imprac caDe nature
OF tho ground rendered a change necessary.
The discussion continued at length by Messrs.
HARLAN and HOWELL In favor of the amendment, and
by Mr. CORBETT upon the necessity of liberal Govern
meut aid to secure the completion Of the enterprise.
Tie amendment of Mr.. Harlan was reected-Ieas, II;
Nays, A.. The following Is the vote i'll detail
New-York tribune., 1870-04-21
A NOTORIOUS COUNTERFEITER AND BURGLAR


Yesterday Col. Whitley of the Secret Service
Division succeeded In arresting wellknown counter
feiter and ebower," Wral Crosby, who has long
been engaged In counteretng, and has been regarded
az the chief of burglars in this city, Crosby was well
known 70 tho detectives, and he knowing II, has
hitherto been very careful TO avoid tho Coloneis 9
men. Yesterday, howeyer while 9aSKihg uh IN In Ine
he found himself in the company OF detective, and
after gentle skirmish between him and tne oitcer 10
marched OFF to Bleecker ST. quarters Upon arriving at
the station he searched and afterward taken before
Commissioners Osborn, and held TO bail in the sum OF
100000 in default OF which he once more locked up
Crosby has been engaged in some very large city Dur
and proud to be looked the leader of
the crack safeblowers and the originator OF skfu
counterfeit gang
New-York tribune., 1870-04-21

Block brought t!oc SATURDAY Night in Amsterdam
by Van schende, sod At teS hisn pr'ce ot 81.
"xafEnss F5ns bsasiSp waltsr 2sderson
s8IO rich Interior by Carl Hof, at s2oo Group 0t
Roses by Mile Van DE sande sold at tho reIaakaG mar s
Market in Cairo by Cent? at .cOO The Road Through
the Forest More at s2o Fern Gat9srers N
bv George Armlcd at $3.50 View Aixla Chapelle,
by Kionebcck at s2i5 Sheep and Lambs Rcposing by
at $270O. The sale OF the paintings
will he continued this evening.
New-York tribune., 1870-04-21
PROMINENT ARRIVALS.

ST. Nicholas HOtel-Ex-GOv. Goodwin OF An
zona Gen James Craig and Gen. Hall Of Missouri Gen.
p g. Sullivan OF Ohio, the Hon. r. ID. Rice OF Maine,
Judge Mullins OF WATERFOWL Col. W. Dwight Bin gnal-
ton George L. Dunlap j. b. Turner, and Col. H. r. Pier
SON. Chicago, and ID. Da Costa, Barbadoes, - fith
Avenue Hotel-Gov. Jewell OF Connecticut, Col case
ment of ohio Judge H. X Low, Middlcown, the Hon. T.
s. Mott Oswego, and the Hon. l.. L. Esty, ithaca -
New-York Hotel-The Hon. H. Kilbourn OF Washington,
Col W IT. Juniper Baltimore Hagashi Genzo and Tsda
Kametaro OF Japan. =- St. Denis Hotel-The Rev. Dr.
Miller OF Philadelphia and tho Rev. c. i. Hoffman, Gar.
rison's N Y =. Brevoort House-T. +. Gushing or
Boston, +. Hay Newton and J. Bradney, England - -,
Hoffman House-L ID. NJ Sweat OF Portland, and Dudley
son, Washington.
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SALE OF PAINTINGS.

The second days sale of Mr.. Beaumont's col
lection took place at the Leeds Art Gallery, last even
ing There was u large attendance OF buyers and the
paintings "a whole sold ut "a far higher price than on
the previous evenings sale. Louis Robbe's Landscape
with sheep and Lambs" sold for $780, ''The Billet
Douh by Moritz Calisch ut $50 Rosenboom's Lady
~ etvdy.' ~. domestic Felicity" by Eugene De
New-York tribune., 1870-04-21
IAnnouncem ents 1
Bewarp of

Beware of Lead POisOns, in the form of
liquid washes for the mineral
shorten hf There hut Of removing tmpu
pIon sn that by om the blood THIS desderatum
achieved by tai lRoN SULPHUR PowDERs-one
men Of which nuses life into the torpid circulation while the
the blood the Infectious principle which
eIupon and dooratons and sends them the
the perspIaron whence they elected through the eyee
tare Of the ep4dermi~
sod b, Druggists Package 70 Powden eli Packages o. So
MAld Free. Money sent at risk.
HALL RucKEL, 2is Greesviehst, NY
New-York tribune., 1870-04-21

Mr. TT AVER Gep. Neh denied that The Union Pacific
Company was at the bottom Of the opposition 70 the bill
r id he represented state traverSed by the latter
road and he had never received an inttmaOn from any
Of ' ocer mat tna r WAS opposed either 10
Mcs.rs. WILSON Q}ep, Mass.), and CAssERLY Dem,
land open to settlement by actual settlers for the issue
TO the Company of certificates corresponding 10 the num-
her of granted for each section OF the road TO be
disposed of TO persons acquiring title as actual SET
tiers limiting the quantity TO 1GO acres for any one per-
son and the price % s. so per acre.
Mr. HOWELL Oep, Iowa. advocated the proposition
OF the amendment and hoped that senators would not
surrender themselves body and soul to be run by the
railroad companies OF the country. The amendments
An amendment by Mr. HOWELL that the lands not
sold disposed of by the Company within three years
temeut aud IreenptOn Ike otheT lands at IIee not
exceeding - rs per acre. TO be paid to said Company was
Mr. ERLY renewed the amendment extending the
time from three 90 ten years. Reected-Yeas 1G, Nays 2S
ent making the land grant and other privileges of the
Company conditional upon the free transportation for
He said had shown that the lands already granted
sufficient complete the road; that after giving
ought not TO be asked to expend its money IN trans
porting troops and munitions Of war to defend this prl
Mr. H0wARD G.ep., Mich.), read from the Cornpany's
charter o. show that the rate of charges on the road
was always subject Congressional regulation. He
said the other Pacific airoads receivedthe benefit OF
this provision, and he unwilling now to make any
distiIction between the companies.
Mr. CAMERON Qiep2 PENN considered the blI a very
e. railroads made from selfish considerations en-
the prosperity the country long they prOspered
thenise Ives. lie moved TO adjourn. Not agreed to.
for this legislation that supposed 20 exist during the
war that Land and money enough had been voted 10
build all these great Pacific roads, and that by Of
their discriminating legislation in the interest of railroad
and land uIauOpOcs the Republican majority was last
During his remarks, Mr Casse1ly was frequently in
teruped by unsuccessful efforts for an a9oernment
Ii finally agreed that the bill should be disposed OF
TO morrow at 3 o'clock The Senate then adjourned
New-York tribune., 1870-04-21

FEW TRAVELLERS are unacquainted with the
AnsKcAs HOusg BoroS bat they not be h
IN I popular house shtes Of vertical niSa
lunch room, billiard halls, &c.
New-York tribune., 1870-04-21

DIABETEs-Diabetes.- Constitution Water is
certain Tor Morgan Allen Ageus. Depot 10 Clf,t
New-York tribune., 1870-04-21
MpoRrANr TO AspIRANrs FoR ORFLcE UNDER

new CnAErgsueeess in the coming election cannot possibly
attend candidates Who supplied with the KNOX
Emporium, 2l2 Broadway, New-York.
New-York tribune., 1870-04-21
HOME NEWS.

THB WEATHER w,
NrvyqyK Hour. Ther Bar. Wind Hour Iheh 5oI Dsl %
Apr12O AZ 2gT2 y. W.
$50 &l.7i ..H. w. ~ Eu %
$50 1q7iBR ii B' EJI y 4,
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Wednesday, the 10th, was IN
mart sunshny. The sky overcast to A. M Vaap'o
then 10 sunset Evening-Clear to III. Ether ram VI 10
mst fe at times from midnight to between 800 ana o50
A. m Rain depth not measurable Note-l9th, irom ~
D. m To dnght-Lght rain at times, 10 TO 1850 ngnt
rain sprnkIings at times 11:30 to H. Rain has faeh
more or less OF the 20 days OF this month wore
than 81 inches have fallen From extrane0is sources
il found that the average for April Ia 333 inches In
April 1866 400 inches OF rain fell April, 1867, 2o9 Al
Central Park. In April, 1868, 4.i3
New-York tribune., 1870-04-21
THE NEW ARTICLE OF FOOD.

THE NEW ARTICLE OF FUUD.
FOR TWENTY-FIVE CENTS YOU CAN BUY OP YOUR DRUG
GIST OR GROCER PACKAGE OF SEA MOSS FARINB MANUFAC
TURBD FROM PURE IRISH MOSS OR CARRAGBBN, WHICH
WILL MAKE SIXTEEN QUARTS OF BLANC NANCE, AND LIKE
QUANTITY OF PUpDINGs, CUsTARDs, CREAMS CHARLOTTE
RUssB &C. &C IT IL BY PAR THE CHEAPEST, HEALTHIESr
AND MOST DELICIOUS FOOD IN THE WORLD
RAND SEA MOSS PARINE CO,
So PARK-PLACE n. Y.
DLANTATION BITTERS.
s. T-lG60-X
THIS WONDERFUL VEGETABLE RESTORATIVE is THE
SHEET ANCHOR oP THE FEEBLE AND DEBILTTATED. As A
TONIC AND CORDIAL FOR THE AGED AND LANGUID 1T HAS
NO EQUAL AMONG sTOMACIICS. AS REMEDY FOR THB
NERVOUS WEAKNESS TO WHICH WOMEN ARE ESPECIALLY
SUBJECT, 1T Is sUPERSEDING EVERY OTHER sTIMULANT.
IN ALL CLIMATES TROPICAL, TEMPERATE OR FRIGID, 1T
ACTS SPECIFIC IN EVERY SPECIES OF DISORDER WHICH
UYDERMINEs THE BODILY STRENGTH AND BREAKS DOWN
THE ANIMAL SPIRITS
HIST RECEIVED.
New-York tribune., 1870-04-21

ScLr s. C. Bsans Tuthir Cienfuegos II days, sugar.
Schr Willie Roeyse TmTio 10 days, mdse.
sCHOOSEIls-KIyER AND COAsrWIsf.
, 1870-05-18

Tho Democracy of Kentland, Newton County,
Ind, put ip nonninhtion negro for the ofloe
81 Town IreasHrr. At WcstyiIie. same county,
they hesded their ticket with tie coloredE,arbsr
Of the town. -,
,--Punehmeao has cartoon representing tho
"Barnaclcs on our Commarce long lino of
ships iying idle in port, with long ino Of dis
eonsolste ship owncrs, in sad persp spective, nit
ting on pier posts, and I7lsdng anchor and
ring bolt in ths foreground, whore an "a intel
owner" are discussing tho situation. The
ba1lacles are seen On the nearest ships side in
the nature Of taxes on bulls, On oak knees. on
nagta, On yards, on cables, on cotton, on every
thing That entass into the fitting out oEa ahip
or that constitutes her cargo. - :.
Two Democratic candidates for Prosecuting
Attorney pummel1ed each other in LAWRENCE
burg, Ind, the other day. They atrunl ono
another at random, dinegarainc the plainly
established rules Of the P: Y. altogether. Both
were badly gouged, and both whipped.
Tho Cafroltton Ill.) Gazette mentions the
following as having been spoken Of as Demo-
c7ntc candidates Tor the State Senate from
tho district composed Of the counties Of Pike,
Scott, Greene Jersey and Calhoun: William
Il. Archer and Scott WIko, Of pittadeld; and
e. c. Nithers. OF Car1ollton.
, 1870-05-18
BONE.
The Dogma OK Enlfh.

The following is the DogmaHc Constitution
Of Catholic Faith, published in the third pub
lie meetng:of the great Ecumenica1 Council
Of the Vatican, held in St. Peters on tho 9th
Of April Gas revised from the Schema de Eide
distributed among the Fathers Of tho Council
On the 7th Of Marr1):
I 0f:Goa; ne Creator Of al things. =
l: II any one shall deny the one true God
Creator Of all things visible and inyisible'
an1then,n su Get him be .ccursed).
z II any one ahal presume to affirm that
nothing exists except matter, anathema sit.
8. II any one shall say that tho substance or
essence Of. God and Of al things is one and
the game, asathemd ST.
4. # any one shall say that finite things. as
well corpoIaal as spidtua, or at least spiritual
things, hnve emanated from the Divine sub
stance; or that the Divine Essence has nsde
al things BY the manifestation or evolution Of
itself within limits Use se edete47nanando) consti-
tutes the totality Of created things, tiistin-
guished as to hnd, speciea, and Individuals,
dndLtemd SIT
g. II any one shall not confess that the
world and III 'created things which are con-
tained therein, both splritual and material. &C
coIding to their entiru subst9nco, have been
produced by the Deity ont Of nothing ]; or that
God did not eroate by. > freq will from all
pecesNNi but ,cFestod ~ ,necaaaatly ID He of
, 1870-05-18

the residence at The capital is lcssenjoyable
than it would be if it were removed to some
city already built. They know that the
NAV Of this great vista Of magnificent dis
tances is insatiablc, that it has uosaf-deEel-
oping capacity, hut will always baton on the
| government as its chief barnAcle, foreve.
calling for more appropriations and larger
supplies Of provendcr. They know that
the great social and business characteristics
which should distinguish the National Capt.
tai, viz: self-sustaining, self-respecting,
cnterprizing population Will never be found
at Washington; but, instead thereof, only a
dsnora1ized army of dependents, parasites,
and sycophants !; that their merchants. viii
be scalpers and extortioners their hotel
keepers -insatiate; the cost of living e1-
traordinary; rents high and residences few.
DID,. and closely packed the one railroad q
monopoly and with few and poor
trains; no frst-class OPENS, thea
tres, churches, art galleries, parks,
libraries, (e1cept the Congress5onal)
their press viii be feeble and venal-in
short, their city, however old it may grow,
vii always be a city in design merely, and
village in feet, made up of the splendid
structures erected By the government and
the pine and pasteboard'- hovels erected BIZ
the local landlords and laboring blacks
They know that in itself, Washington is in
no degree preferable to Norfolk, Whining
ton, Richmond, Trenton, Long Branch,
Wheeling, Harper's Ferry, or twenty other
places that might be named. In view of
AZ these facts, therefore, We may conf
dently wait the issue Of this agitation, Ger
tain TINT not even any possible increased
expenditure at Washington can buy the
pernnnence of the capital in its present To-
cation. The country has outgrown it
, 1870-05-18

md fort5 two tarB Of II sizes, from the small
est, three inches high End one inch in iisu
steT, to the 1zrgest, three feet high snd nine
inches IN .di.zncter. containing each from on
] hundred. And yet this il By no meaaa 6s,Y a y
the collection. Tho rest remain for. ~
Present piled up in tanks, barrels, ReeS
and eatthen Jars in two Immense vnulted ma
IL e-p!oof cellars These cellars otter most
singular aspect: There arc thousands Of bar
Iels, from the size Of powder kegs to that Of
Hhiskey barrels, IN which fish II Iarinua ii.
mensionaa1e picked, like herrlnes OF codfish
and a!e preserved in alcohol ACCORDING -
SIZE, there are from twenty to several hundred
dsh in these barrels Th4y aro used liv nrn.
lessons and students as spocimeuB for the
e1changea or given away, often by tho hnn-
ored. to foreign universities.
the. Hoya1 Astronomical Society Of Great
Ar1tain1s = making preparations for observing
tne fotA eclipse Of the sun, in December next.
On complete scale. The eclipse will be inyisi-
n,e ,a1 N nc UNITED States, being central 1t noon
and north latitude 365{ degrees. The Inc of
central eclipse will begin in Longitude 43s<
west, ahtude 5G1{ north, and end IL IL De-
Fses east and 48 degrees mouth. The line Of
Hn!iy H5otaaty VII pass over odemira, in Portugal;
sSd Mo01 oF.R, 5aA1gfs M g7ssqss 7,ss aR, IN sis
nteF, during which time the brilliant display Of
the corona Hil1 be visible. It ia probable That
the United states Naval Observatory will fur
nlsh party Of observation, and one or two
otherparties may also 60 out from tho United
State9 to watch the phenomenon.
an exchange informs US that 3 gentleman Of
Rock Islaud, Ala haa discovered a new planet.
Tho description of itss location agrees so we'll
with that Of the plsnet' Mercury thst there car
be Little doubt that the gentleman has retlis-.
covered = planet which Is said to hEye been
noticed By Adam when he named tho soyen
days Of the week in the original Hebrew.
, 1870-05-18
TEE POLICE COURTS,
SOUTH SIDE COURT.


Dalton insu1ted lady who was quietly. .passlns
s. g s SsSds sfSpe e4 @ s ~
alEn;Has frustrated hy the appearance 81 0a1eel
SCREAMS Il The woman: struggle ~ M ensaed Issued ~ dur u:
ing which Dalton drew knife. sad plunged he
blade halt dozen times into the officers body,
%aa Sach time anss- INJECTING ,n se1toas Eoana
4oeo s hold upon nus the eo%Rssa Ts who
Instantly took to Ills heels, closely pursued by the
1aahed into the residence Of . Mr. Austin. and,
. opening an inner door, found himself IN q bath
ro1m occupied by lady engaged in her ablntions.
confused, and beating hasty retreat, ed into
the aIms OF the of1lcef, who held to him. Until
assistance arrived Dalton Eas yesterday morning
Ing waa postponed. bail being h1ed at s1 ,oo6
Michael Nolan, while crossing the intersection
" vs. snocee a as dosn sa sefiousy @ injured pS
team in chAEge Of, ALFRED Townsend As the
driver Is believed to hare been ut fault IN the mat
ter, he was atIa!gned before the Police Court
ton In bail OF S.el .,...-.
John FeWster picked up a numberof loose arti-
cIcs about his ne.gnborhood on Aiisaaukee avenue,
on Monday and sold them for Whlskey, Sent for
twenty days to the BridewcH
pantaiooaa aS nd Is psSlng nd saem en- for % oatne I
bowlr OF punch. was sent up foE thirty dayA
John Aashaun, aged II, and Elizabeth Wilson, a
very pretty little lamse1 Of a, were fined S e5ch
for seeking reposc In shed a. an unseem1y hour
in the night
Frank Huber, yag7ant, WIS sent for 1en ttays
to the E,sdench-
NORTH EIDE eOCKT.
Henry c Wells, formerly IN The employ Of i p.
Watkins. on Etnzo street, few days slDca In
luIgel:ln some unauthorized collections tn the
ua9e Of his whi1om employer Hence he was ar
rested On the charge OF obtaining money under
false pEetences and held for trial {n BAH 81 SS0o
Michael Ga1Ytn, john SandeEsou> and john
Smith, three young roEues, attempted burglary
On Monday night as they were arrested bsforn
lhe act was fairly eousummated, the charre VA
changed 70 disordcesy conduct, with nne ot 80
against each. >~ - ~
, 1870-05-18
PARTNERSHIP CONTROVERSY,
4 Mann Cnlufn II HWnia


Mary A. Mann =. Calvin II. swain IT a,. r7'b
swain Man1facrnrine ComnanT., Tns Wra O. aai II
institntad 1o- ao.+fownrI ~ H. s r - = ~ ~.
defentisnt caananr TIE aiiecatona Esr, " ,ha sa
dcfcntiants haIi vi9iate the Snramenf ~
nershn and Nere ahont n se1, tfa nro1a- - II M ~
conre9n nner Glance ~ tha saraanpony ~ ~ ~ ~
rs1fn"rsh11, SFhch mn, i,sen,nsfan I y !, ~
Vas m aEreeruent. Sathorizet sae at a5cfion ss
Th1 NV ave IL ~ nsor., ~ ~ a1
nlainnnt ~. rrnnret r. 11ye sd1t,onei 1 honHa
Rn e3n1 he mnffnn nno1 ~ o,,itaE,to ia "a ,h". ~
tni1,nstinn whtr11 ,ssu issnss ~ 9 ~ ,. ns
snrn ot1"n ~ hcnia he f1rntSboi ~ ~ a nreesa
nal f1i fnern yns rhnrr1e,i rniecnn,sn.t ~ w
Of cairin n Swayne IL re1a1d ~ 4ha 1nan.pp paa "
thc company, II Was aIso stated that one 1s5e9t -
Barnard had Injected himself Into an once Of the
company without notice or authority. The pres
eQt motion Is based upon the AFFIDAVIT OF NJ, C.
Swain by which 1t would seem that thehusband Of
plaintiff found 1t convenient to be unknown il the
transactions Of this buElness wherefore be took
stock in relatives name, which subsequently
canc to bo in the namc Of hls wife and that there
foss the interest OF complainant Is bnt colorado.
But carrying the partnership in good filth It COW
tinued until January, 1SS9, When . fuii attention
was given to the EeitIement OF clains anal the cni-
prosecuted that some $500 wefe paid By the i'm