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OR. PERRY DAKIM

n ESPECTFuLLI i~nforpss the cftfsess
"a ii Dallas and adjacehb counties. hat
he has opened an lNFlRMART, where -
will Operate on and Treat all Surgical
Cases.
The following named Diseases VIII 10
Treated as Specialiies, viz.:-FistulA IL
Ano. IIemorroids or Piles, Hair Lip, TIA
mors. Affection of The Bones and Jolnfs,
Old Ulcers, Diseases of the Urinary Organs,
Calculus or Stone in the Baaeier, aad Ill
Affrctiona of the Eyes.
Special attention given tile Diseases Of
WOMEN and CHILDREN.
Those living al n distance will BE- fur.
nished Board and a Room.
OrFIcE. NORTH SFSE or MAIN STsBsv,
three doors east Of the Public Square.
pallas,s, Tcxaa August 18th, (Sll.-4s
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Hr oar ,hsHk, arc ias 10 The Dallas
Literary 3 sisiy f0r siss'iHg us al hsnsr
sry msmbsT lhenssf
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Ma See notice of Money to loan III TO-
paper.
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At the residence Of the brides father in
this county, on Thursday, Nov. BOtb. b!
REV. l.. s. HArYEs, Mr.. Gi W. DANIEL
and Miss SARAH T., daughter OF PETER
SAxpIrER, Esq, formerly OF Mississippi.
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A~BAEKTisING ACE~NdEs.--ilisA fact that
al those persons do,ng a business Shief
requires extensive Advertising, aud Nhe
from The mode Of conducting il are able 10
arrive Al = el1ss approximation Of The TO-
suits produced by eleh separate ihNssimshl
ia ibis Way, are universal 10 The opinion
that better contracts eau he secured
through = sell -sslahlishsi Advertising
Agency like that Of Gee, J., Resell 8 Co.
New York, Than can be obtained from pub
fishers direct, no matter how familiar With
rates aud papers The advertiser may be-
IL stands To reason that al agency, con-
trolling patronage TO the extent Of from
any 10 n hundred thousand dollars per
month, should be able 10 secure faNor'
whleh would not he accorded 10 any mere
individual, even II We omit e iirely the
benefits which they must derive from their
extensive experience, - RTeLaSgr.
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Lands and Town Lots
FOR SALE,

TXIE have on hand for sale, on reason
w able terms, n large number Of build
ing lots, at different points within the cor
porate limits, eligibly situated for rcsiden-
ces. Also, desirable lands in various
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
HUDSoS a., woLi"fs'S
BELL sCNAPPs,
AN INVIooRATIHo TONIC AND
MEDICINAL BEVERAGE,
Manufacturer by tie ProPTislor'
AT SCIIhAN lS HOLLAND,

Manufactures hl AAs Ii1lgesnts
AT SCIEpAu IS HOLLAND,
l. paTaaii T~arfntil Ilua ani tss hsm Al dele
isIiaas sahsi arons. Isis ais'liiri NFfassis tuT r4srs
sfnRsFEasIA 90 iNHiaEsTihs, iagiet, Gorb hhtt'
NATtsn. HENUEAL nEKhITNs tATahah ~ ihr hlAh-
nEE. eAlNs IA he hArE gHi NTaaArhE ahi al aissas'
n. afths VENAgf OEsaNL u gives sTrai priisf Ia
AsrusA. HnaFfa - Nllrtli a. The hiAnhfn
sinsnalk- as AL ingisaHaips the sNsissa, shd sNl
krrp ~ thstiIp.iiul srplrsr fEFtE ANA Asph
ahrn tskrn H. iiur-
I,,~gisi p.irs h.gr h.n taksnss 10 il gusliiy,
ani = D. TmaurhI u~hiilHniig l. Fparanirri' fhis
L. u.lrutaiS d. makr Iir hfll frnNafFs tie inset
Tsliall. ani tarniaF auirlr Of is Kind Il l. dlsih'
lid hum hAslET II a. hRrsl quslIil, sui ur ARn'
m,ir lrNisu hrasT oflr,tG, Asa hrsithiul se''
siasu IL has ~ suIruar
To thr in,Alil aal ihpsn ahe iarei, and ,niJeri
o. shsnsrs IT ~atu sni rlinaiS, ihry Nil nhd u an
inTslaatAr asrnt,
Irs,.N q, wplFF ua., fr The rfdoi ~ twenty
srsfs. uuhnrrl~l ID ihr NrfN,Ffs hpsinrss with ave
unshir, the late IRalFna MoiTE, sui his hong 81
,~-rirbrs sud knnsiuiEu ufthr busin-ss IN which le
l. Engaged, shuuli hr q sufirirni safanirn that hu
tails aNNtrgiaiss The uAhis uithr paddle lT an sfil'
rs purI.aU-i expressly isF ihH Diseases above m-h'
iiaari, snd all 10 ssk, j. 10 si'v tie iiEil ~SchN,rFs
a iriai, md oomlaTs the sans With others that
make tho like pTrirHttuns,
C,ruaNl ~ l' IL g. woLrS'r hrtL
Voc sals by III fr,rslablo Groorr' aud APo'heea'
Tiss-
ofcr. N South WILLIAM ST., New York,
Oct liih ls5l-a'imo'
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= sAL1.

A NICE RESIDENCE = fs miles from
n Dnfirs Al srrslitrt basiness sand
and business vel established For par
t~ieulars arFly 81 he HERaIB OEcs.
Nov &c 1s7I-lHsa
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Eos IIeUsE CLEANiRg, washing dishes
aesIs, oil elllhs tables, elranlns S'nises
PaiRi, halves aud polishing Tin, hTass asd
al metals, use Inerh Morgsns seas "a
p,li0, Ia is cheaper aRi better lhsh seal'
hslit fraR year grocer OF at I'll Nasa'
inEiaa street, \, \,
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Ibs rsAthsr, as Ne &c 20 press, is iArs.t
rin-, I'D slnosi sole enough fer sBsr.
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EDUCATIONAL
IffT
Dallas Femal8 Institute
a " SCHOOL.

Touuh lrnuHfi iFsian rammrnrfs on
ihr 18Th dsJ Ul sfplSmheT, isIi.
The New York herald., 1871-02-01
JOURNALISTIC NOTES.

The American Bre,cers' GazHtte Is the name Of a
new weekly just started Ia this city in the interest of
the malt and hop trade.
The local Of the Lawrence Kansasl tribune. per.
petrates the following
The exigencies OF politics having carried to Topeka
the editorial forces Of the Tribune except the lOca),
our readers will supply the unusual deficiency OF
original matter as best thoy may. We recommend
q more than ordinary perusal Of the war ne VS. rom
Europe and from up the Kaw.
The "Kaw" Is good. The local Of the Tribune
must have O growing time IN the absence OF mis-
chiefs
s.Pity the sorrows Of poor old man. whose trem-
bling limbs have borne him to your 'dorg,'" is given
by an exchange as new reading OF an old line. It
was inspired by the circumstance that an fnhuman
fellow set Ierocieus dog upon poor, lame beggar
soliciting aims.
Rev. Adam wilson, D. d. died at Waterville, Me-,
on the 10th inst, aged seventy yseven years. He was
the first proprietor OF the Z,on's Adpocate and was
widely esteemed IN the Baptist denomination.
MIR. Holman, editor OF the Clay County (Mo.)
Democrat is believed to be among the lost BY the
burning or the steamer McGil.
The National Labor Reform party has established
two weekly Iournels IN Boston, one entitled, Ths
Newspaper critic ana Peoples Advocate, the other
TIE Work,oomdm The publisher OF both journals is
Mrs. Aurora Ii. Phelps.
There Is a paper printed In the Cherokee Nation IN
the "native dtalectu An Arkansas editor says, .'it
Is the worst specimen Of pickled tongue we ever
saw. 1t looks as though nroglycerine explosion
had occurred N type lVundrYs"
The New York herald., 1871-02-01
SEVENTH DISTRICT COURT.

An Interesting Case to Brokers and Pur-
chasers Of Real Estate-Law Suit to Re-
csver Commission for the Sale Of a House
Decision by JudRe Mcclure.
law suit to recover commission for the sale Of
real estate the decision In which closely interests
brokers oil over the city, came up for examination
before Justice McGuire In the Seventh District Civil
Court, Fifty-seventh street, yesterday
( 1t appears that John D. Taylor, resident Of the
Nineteenth ward, wished to dispose OF house
valued by him at $4,000. For that purpose he went
10 Ben0ni Howell, real estate broker, ana to him
ne agreed TO give good commission II he undertook
the sale OF the house. Howell did so and, with
view 70 selling at good advantage, had several in
offered $4,000 for It, The offer was refused, but
she liked the house SO well she would not break or
Negotiations with Howell until she could confer with
her husband. Here the trouble commenced, for she
did not return to Howell and make the purchase from
MIN. Taylor who had ard OF The lady through o
TO her for $20 600 Howell claimed his commission,
P0wever, but Taylor refused TO give 1t to him, and
hence this suit.
1 Justice Mcclure decided in behalf OF Howell who
was. he said, as much entitled to his commission,
from the fact that II was he who first brought the
owner and purchaser together, as II the sale had
been effected In his office and through mis- efforts
exclusively. II was claimed by the defence that
after the purchaser had left The office OF Howell
the negotiations, as far as he concerned the
matter, were broken OF, and that 1t was only
Through another broker they were resumed. The
Howell had first brought Taylor and Mrs. Farish to-
gether, and consequently that he was the person
who really deserved the credit and entitled to
the commission for the sale OF the property
The New York herald., 1871-02-01
DOMESTIC MARKETS.

CHICAGO, Jan. a. I6H.
Exchange unchanged. Flour dul and weaker. WheaA
dull and lower; No p 81 2sk II S3 seller Tebruaryi
VI 20 II 30 cash during the afternoon fairly active at hi
VI gsH cash for No Corn steady =. 5a4s for No q
for No Oats quiet a. 46c for No Rye dull a 80 foi
sions weaker Ness pork sas s7S sSa % cash Lard
12sSc Dressed hog. firm q W S2 Ss live hogs quI1
At 81 81 3D. Cattle quiet ut B3 Is So 87H. Receipts
6O6o bbls -four $40 bushels whe iSl 90 bushels
bushels oats 5000 bushels 5000 bushels barley
$4,000 hogs Shipments 200o bbs four 6Ov bushels corn.
OC0 bushels OATS 5000 bushels barley, 4O00 hogs
OswEao, Jan. 81, 1871.
Flour steady and UNCHANGED; sales 800 bbs az ~ fog
No spring. W 5U for amber winter, $8 for white winter
Ss - for double extra Wheat hrm but dull sales ls
white Michigan ut 7a Corn firm but quiet oats held t
ri =. M h basy rys ana peas Inactive Corn mss
unchanged; shorts t24 S25 snipstuG a27 $28; mid.
dlpgs S3l a &S3 per ton. Hghwnes 94pc Railroad
freighs on aourro Boston 73c. New York, 6sc TO
Albany bSc. Grain mfeed-ro Boston, B7 oU; 10 New
York. S8 90; to Albany, SO 50 per ton.
SAvASNAH Jan. 81, 1871
Cotton quiet but steady; middlings, 4c; receipts,
$685. sales, 400 stock, gi,3 ,3i5.
NEW ORLEANS, jan 81, 1871.
Cotton In fair demand at lower rates. middIngs i4Mc
l5c net receipts 1885, gross 4l3s saes TO- 900; sock
211,45S
The New York herald., 1871-02-01

pses 0 bags 10 first Sales wcrs conapsd 20 s -
very hrm. ""s "S .--~'
sPRLTKR was inactive, but non,naiy Unchanged. -
heard OK no saes We quote Foreign B5 s7lA q S1 t3N
and American, sic. a lI1% - ~ ~ ,@Ss
SEEDs.Ilnseed was hrm, with a ierate deu,and Ws
note sale Of aV0 bags Calcutta at 80 30 gold Ter Is Ibs
Clover seed was luic with Of a50 bass al Ic for
fair and 90 10, choice per b Timothy was inactive
syGAR.-Ihe market guie, but aeacy. rbs .s,..
were about sJ0 hhds., on q basis OF SiSc. 40
for fair TO good refining Also 2D@ boxes Ne annie,
Cuba-Inferor TO common refining. sssc. a gIc
fair to good far refining p)sc. 9ssc GOOD u
prime refining, 97sc %4c.; lair good Qrocerv
sc l0c; prime TO choice grocery, lDsc l0xc cent
fngal, hogsheads and boxes, 9c. l0e; oasses no -
heads and boxes sAc- assc melado 4c. n &c. hayans
Boxes Dutch standard Noa NJ 10 l2 slSc. i0c d. is -
lSAc. Porto RcoRehnng grades, 91a exc, grocerv
grades asc. 11c BraxilDutch standard, Nos 10 IL
6hc S>So. ManaCurrent ciRyed superior &C. gkc
New Orleans Refining grades, $40 gAo grocery grades
p4c. a 1lc Refined was quiet, with l,h aud poorly
assorted stock We quote:-A, 136c.; b, 5ac extra g.
l2hc Q, l2c, and hArds i4c. 1i4che latter price fos
TALLow was Inactive bu. steady. Sales in small lots
made at $50 &c. h. the latter price for choice
ToBACCo.--The market for seed leaf was steady with
moderate inquiry and sales OF i5o in lots Of
pers lso bales Havana &c. III os and 60 bales
TIN was du but unchanged 90 pigs Straits were forced
upon tho market at aSxc gold the market price sai4
being &c., gold S0o boxes O. charcoal were disposed Of 4
90 Sake, gold.
with ssles OF $50 bbs nj a5c
The New York herald., 1871-02-01
STEAMSHIP SUBSIDIES.
to

Memorial to COuaress Against Them.
The following memorial to Congress against the
subsidy bills now before that body Is being extern
sively signed by our citizens, and those who may
wish TO append their signatures TO the documents
can do so by calling at the Shipowners' Association.
No. 81 Pine street. Or at the once OF Charles H. Mar
shall, No. 3S BuriDg siip:-
We the undersgled merchants and shipowners Of the
port Of YORK. most earnestly do protest against the
PASSAGE by honorable body Of and all subsidy b
the preence Of which s the revival OF Americas
commerce. esch OF the bills before you anayzed
the utter seShucss not to fraud. Of M proportions will
readily II few steamers were thus actually built
.y Of the public would not be supplied By TIL: sar..y e
charity b too much for u.s. who ask charity, 70 do
mand OF you rght-he right American citizens are en-
titled to- IN with all other people, - purchase hef
ships IN cheapest markets. thereby alone we can com
peto With the rest Of the world
The New York herald., 1871-02-01
The POLICE PUZZLE IN NEWARK.

Governor Randolph has signed the repeal OF the
Newark Police Commission and now the city is vir.
tually without police force. Ever since the pas.
sage OF the repeal by beth houses Of the Legislature
the greatest anxiety has been felt In Newark as to
what would likely follow. Mayor Ricord and those
Fepublcans who are not blinded by partlsanship are
strongly In favor OF an organization that will not be
~ the beck and nod Of politicians, but few OF the
republican members OF the Common Council who
provide places for will listen TO nothing short Of
having The force once more under control of that
Douy: Hence there is furious fight going on in
TepuDncon circles about the matter. In the mean
Time = Dill mas been prepared and Is now before the
Legislature providing Tor the creation of a new
commission TO be composed of two members from
eacn political party, to be chosen In Newark, the
mayor 70 10 atthe head Of auairs,
The New York herald., 1871-02-01
ARREST OF A NOTORIOUS FuRGsR.

Brockway, alias vandcrpool. Again In Trou-
bIe-His Arrest in Detroit.
In the month Of November last Charles Brockway,
alias vanderpool deposited small amount OF money
in the Bank OF North America, in this CITY, portion
of which he drew st various times In small sums.
After ~ WEST himself IN the confidence
lCc sass he appeared ct the
-: ...iers uesk one DAY with certified check
Ia the Eighth National Bank OF this city for $11 2O0
The check was paid, and, upon presentation to the
last named bank for collection, was pronounced
forgery.
On the same day Brockway managed through
some means to obtain $4,000 from his wife, VINO
Kept house Of Ill fame IN this CITY, and decamped
with some female who had lately arrived In
this city from the East. Superintendent KelsO and
Chief Irving, learning that the fugitive was In De.
treit, last week despatched detectives lilly and
Keso to that city for the purpose OF causing his
rest, which they succeeded IN doing on Friday last.
The officers arrived at Police Headquarters last night
with the culprit, who was assigned quarters until
this morning, wnen he will be arr0lgned at the
Tombs and held to answer o charge OF forgery.
BrOCkwAy has passed under o number OF aliases,
aud was sentenced to the State Prison about three
years ago for fourteen years. but after serving about
two years was pardoned by President Grant After
being released he opened o saloon In est Houston
stree, and kept notorious resort for Eighth ward
roughs and thieves and other low characters both
males and females.
The New York herald., 1871-02-01
THE oLO srOat.
The Wliliamsbura FerrybOat Suicice-seduc-
tion and Dessrtion tho Cause.

The Wliliamsbura FerrybOnt Suicice-Seduc>
tion and Dessrtion tho Cause.
The body Of the young woman who commisted
suicide on Monday evening BY jumping into mo
East river, on q Division avenue tWniiamsbur0
ferryboat, was identified yesterday as that OF MISS
Katrina sawkup, o tailoress, Occupying ro4m Hn
alone at No. ,sS Even street, WILLIAMSBURG -.
visiting her room yesterday the following no.e W.
found addrcssed to particular friend OF ners'-
Mrs. KoNorrEverything N this room Is x that for
ro in dehe ht "a 6O Stadmuller. Ficaso pS
me- Pieyse tell my father that dlcd ns'"~A ~ X a.
H. ,a.har,a address written In another sheet o.
oausr. is as ionows:-"Mathias sawkup' kiassers
Rc,nemia." ,r IN. touov,ny ,xas vvrit
TEN
The cause which broush. to this step from diap
poinment from him.
Tina probably audes to q young man named
wenzel Bubcc, a warrant for whose arrest on
ollarge OF seduction the unfortunate young woman
selicted from Justice Eames about month aG0
The New York herald., 1871-02-01

rent OF rne premises No. wooster street. occupied
by the defendants as ladies and children's hat
factory. The defendants admitted the occupation
sof the premises but set up that they moved into
the building during Its alteration from an old
fashioned dwelling house into business structure
under the agreement that 1t was to be put In suita
pie condition for the purposes OF their business;
mat THIS condition plaint failed to carry out, the
TOOL being leaky around the scuttle from the COM
lmencement, and being patched up from time to time,
Rnd nnally, during Q heavy rain storm, the water
game Cnr0ugn In such quantities as to food two
Doors and damage goods to the amount OF 5000, for
fwhich defendants counter claimed. Builders were
called to the stand to show the insulciency OF the
enkage Of tho roof from which this leakage origl-
mated.
blalntifrs claim for aamages, ON the conclusion OF
which Judgment was rendered in favor Of plaintir
for $780, interest and costs For plaintln d. NC
Adam; for deiendants. w. A. BOYD.
The New York herald., 1871-02-01


The facility with which money may be borrowed
at low rates on government bonds, the higher
quotation Of gold, making the coupons SO much
more valuable, ana the Treasury programme for
February contemplating 80 large q purchase Of
five-twenties. were combining influences to render
the government list buoyant and give further
stimulus to higher prices. The operation OF these
influences was unchecked, moreover, by any decline
in London, whence fve-twenties came steady, while
the German bankers were reported to be buying
freely for foreign account. 1t will DO noticed that
the movement to discount the value Of the maturing
coupons on the ten-forties to which attention was
directed week two since, has advanced
the price of those issues about per cent. The fol-
lowing the closing street prlces-Unted States
currency skies, 1l0h 110ss; DO. sixes 1884, regis
tered, 1l3A l13A; do. do, COUPON 1l3's nag;
do. 1ve-twenties, registered, May and November,
1o91 1l0s; do. do, 1862, coupon, do, 11oS
l10A; do. do, 1854, do. do, 110 l10K; do. do,
1855, do. do, Ito a 11Oh; do. do, registered.
January and July, 1857 100; do. do, 1855, cou-
pon do, 1os7s 1o91s; do. do, 1867, do do, 1oes
109t1; do. do. 1868, do. do 109H 109A; do. ten
forties, registered, 1Os4 lo915; do. do. coupon.
1o92< lo97l
THE STOCK MARKET HEAVY.
With the exception of TWO instances-Lake Shore
and Wabash-the stock market was heavy and lower.
In the exceptions referred TO further advance
made and the highest quotations Of the season
reached. Lake Shore sold aC 94X, and Wabash at
53A. The rest Of the list was down an average OF
quarter to one-half per cent. and heavy to
the close. The Union Pacific sureties were again
tossed up and down violently, the stock nuctuating
between 1917 and 10. The revival Of the Lawrence
resolution in Congress and the prospect that the
company will be forced to assume the payment Of
the interest their share Of the currency skies,
were the reasons given In explanation Of these
changes. Otherwise the railway market was
neglected and duh. The express stocks were ex-
ceptiOnally strong ana higher The highest and
lowest prices OF the leading active shares were as
follOws:-
The New York herald., 1871-02-01

ri .ss. Ssa rs4. %sFss ss.s; ssa.
:si'
wsrs % sss, % for Of sw 0s; 81 e.
ana nomnay 81 81 Is for Western and state wv; W.
shs sas
S 10 VI l5 the latter for Bay Quintc Barey matt
FRfGHTs.-The market wss frmer, so far as rates to
was no change aud BUSINESS wa:
sa The s1 tn for hS "p sail
bushels Loo bSs 3d. isf bales a' cot
s ~ 10 s
TsT sSES Sy,s.. =
fsh so on, and bark
dunn q ana TOsn e North bark Cork for
& cS.;Rsn'
Wilmington for ths 'ts Sni:sd
96SsY Was steady We sale of 400 bales a.
BAss Tsrs quiet a previous prices In Boston lso
HAw WAS s0i sesdy with fair demand mostly from ship
Sale. were az 1, from q =, 81 Is so q 80 FOR North
long rye i " ioS .Sots Sss
aors were dull and nominal with more sellers than buy
s5. the oSwng Gc %.ia YSrk s. loc
so; pacSsans, &c. &C. &C. onios &c. sc &C. year
nes nomnaly &c. a4c &C., and ods, nominally 1c &C.
but
sa nf'
Per ton, and undessed 81 rs 81 S5 per We quos
'qss e. Rsa . active bu. on.rw,
s1
@ SS asa G
old rails on private terms American furnaces refuse 70
%1ss ; Ss
s S .aa Of aSs % ..ss 80 "
LEAP va; steady bu; qaie, q p.svoa, prcs, wsnots
sheet and pips sio q, and bar, 90 Is.
Ms following auOa,iona Porto Rico, soc ssc Demsf:s.
NAVAL srosEs.--The market for all descriptions ruled
Spirits advanced to sc for lots 80
400 th.. price Other grades :sd
y T. 'S.il sS 0'' at unchanged prices ''' was n'@
bulk isc wss asked With 5c bid For refined the demand
cas. o wss hsd !. prices
as Ga & SS pes
os ass :: s: 1.a s's
iss ara los dressed hog. TAs polt mi market AN
s q: .pes and 70. March ss dsysIy and seq g5s
sy aso m. s Va. d.%.aS win Us :.s. taa 80
bbi. We quote .New Anew plain mess, obs, si3 si5,
We're strong with moasisss seanl and sales a ss Tor
sss::s ss: =. 's:
ls do SOC ssc orainsry STATE SrSn. gs sSici
ss Ws ~isa as M Cheese wss ss .sss %aa
win moderate demand from .hippsrs isr low grades
quiet. 5 i
@ Is s .ss ' vssy srss: o
sealnx oseasonAlu a. sAa Ths sncs q @AQ|son com
The New York herald., 1871-02-01
SUPREME souRT-clUsulT.

Alleged Wrongful Retention Of Properly.
Before Judge Gilbert.
Christian El0reoht ana Heinrich Sieoert Us. B. II.
Weyr.-Plaintl+s ore partners in the business Of
manufacturing cigars, and brought suit to recover
$4,000, the value OF q number of cigars 'forms,"
which they claimed they loaned defendant and
(which he failed TO return.
The defence was that Meyer entered into copart.
nershp with plaintIfs, and put In as MS share OF
capital 200 cigar "forIns.n The partnership was
subsequently dissolved by mutual consent, and an
agreement was made that defendant should have
the sforms' back for his share Of the assets. Yer
dict for the defendant