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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1871-06-23
HERALD FRIDAY JUNE 3d. ls7I-wITH SUPPLEMENT-

OF this city, SARA A.. daughter OF the late David
s. Fowler. or Fairhaven.
SlMs-CRAMER.- On Wednesday, Juno 81, at the
residence OF the BRIDES parents, by the REV. DR..
Montgomery, JOSHUA SIMS TO JOSEPHINE, daughter
OF William :. Cramer Esq.
RhnebecK IN. W papers please copy.
STIIT-itUTHERFORD.-At BROOKLYN. on Wednes-
day. June 81, by the Rev. Franklin Babbitt, assisted
by the Rev. DR.. Stitt, JOHN Ii. STiTr 10 MARY A.
RUTHERFORD. No cards.
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RESTAURANTS.

" Twcny.sxh straetonc o.! the epcclaties % this su.
perb establishments will be found In tho great variety and
choice quality Of its Ice Creams and Water Ices.
CHARLES II. SHELLEY.
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SEE -
TIE
TELEGRAM CARTOON
TODAY.
WHAT 30 YOU THINK
OF THE
NEW DEPARTURE?
LOOK OUT LOOK OUT
FOR THE
&C. EVENING TELEGRAM &c
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TRAVELLGis.s, GUIDE,

NARRAoASsFrSS G sES1ns sEes SSSNrASy
SUNDAY EXCURSION afss' ~
up the Hudson to Poughkeepse landing at Cozzens and
= IL. Newourg,
,.ss'.' ON SUNDAY, JUNE c5
49, The magnificent saloon steamer
COMMANDER l. Y. TiiToN
VIII eave per ~ North river, foot of Murray street, at
O'CLOCK A. NJ precisely; Tnrty-fourth street, North
,ox. RE7pRSIxdi 'fT s - s0 ffasHHeukEEpsrE
NJ, arriving in New York at T..
The Plymouth Rock has been hcd out in tha most stump
style and Is provided with the finest restaurant In
carte anoat Which supplied VIII. every luxury the market
private rarors Dining Rooms and state Rooms are SO
ranged that Excursonis Families and Parties thereby
secure all the privacy of q First Glass HOTEL
LEVY,
the renowned comet Vruoso has been specially engaged at
great for the and will play some of his
choicest morceaux.
THE BAND OF THE NINTH REGIMENT, N. G. 8. N. Y,
g. L. Downing, leader, will discourse choice music
during the entire trip.
Private Paors where meals will be served required
. be engaged on application to the furser on board.
Fares 10 Cozzans 81; Newburg, 81 Poughkcepse,
vi 20 Cozzens to Newourg s5c; to Poughkeepse Que
Newburg To Poughkeepse 6Uc.
Excursion Tickets for the Round Trp-To Cozzens, 81 6O
Newburg, VI SO; Poughkeepsie. f2.
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FINE ARTS.

- Lnrorsan and American Schools; also m invoice OF
English atsr lo0re Just received, by eminent artists for
sale low, al ALLEN d. MINER a BRO IIekS, SO Cham
hers street,
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DAwNBROKER's sAIE.--R FILLD, AuCTIOEEER,
III BOwery, will SELL this day at III O'Clock sUj lots Mons
womens Clothing, Dresses shaws Remnants Bedding
Quilts, Blankets Boots Shoes &c. n'so Goats. Pants and
Vests By order II. Freel, II Rose street, ana 7. f.
Casey, No. Thompson street.
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DAWNgROKER'S SALE.-IHIS DAY, JAMES AGAR,
Auconcer, will SELL at 80 New Bowery, $40 lots Mems
and Womens (ot.ng Table Linen Sheets and Spreads.
BY order +. Bryan, II Walker street.
DAWNBRoKER'S SALE--TTIIs DAY, BY JOHN NOR
l. TIMER, 4 East Broadway OF 400 lois Mems and Wo-
sensonabc Clothing fc dlng and oh.r goods. Order
7. freei, 81 Grand street, Williamsburg.
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CNIREw NEW JUST OUT
Rogers Hand rusillsdcs; no smell ashes or danger
equal pack of crackcrs s. H. SAMUEL So John street
New YORK Post ocs bcx 1890 New York. Sample Tor
Circular for stamp Agents wanted. .
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AEARsHAI's SALE OF LIQUORS. GROCERIES, &C.
l This day tFfiday June %, a. l04 O'Clock, at No IL
owery large lot Wines, Liquors also groceries, Syrup
Teas Coffee spices &c. Also lot OF Potatoes and other
pershabc Groceries Singers Sewing Machine.
MEYER ElSAS, City Marshal.
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C0AsTwIsE STEAMSHIPS.

HAVANA, SfSAL AND VERA CRUZ.
New York and Mexican Man Steamship Line, leaving
pier u East riyer az r NJ. direct to Havana.
CITY Of MEHIDA Deaken. Friday, July
CITY or MEXICO Zimmerman Thu sday, July "a
For freight or passage apply to
n. ALEXANDRA a SONS, 80 Broadway.
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r 8. WElNBERGER, AUCyIONEER-SELLS THIS
l. day al los O'Clock at IL owery SUITS parlor
Furniture Sewing Machines, Glassware, Carpets, Clocks,
Engrayings. Mirrors, &c &c.
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FIREWORKS.

L,IREWORKs, NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. E1EBRATEl
Il Eagle Fireworks Wenss Tannderbot Iorpe onl
best brand Firecrackers KEEP. AT A. WAUG 20 AMI ~
Ninth avenue, between TweG:yihird and Twenty!ourt.
streets, New York.
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NEW YORK AND TROY STEAMBOAT COMPANY
IN pier so North river.
NEW YORK, June g. 1871.
For Albany and Troy Buffalo aud the West Saratoga and
the North The old longes'absed popular evening line g
steamers leave daily at O'Clock from new pier Nv No.tt
river csry street, below jersey ferry Fare VI 90 less thar
by railroad.
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T s. WEINBERGER, AUCTIONEER-SELLS THIS
L. day at oI ococi, IL Bowcry, fine lot o. Gold and
Silver Watches Chains Jewery Hats Fancy Goods &c, &C.
T S. wEINBEEGER, AuCTIoNEhR.sELLs THIS
Il. at 1o5 o'clock, at II Bowery Wines Liquors.
Campas6s and about rs gallons assorted Liquors IN demi
&c.
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by N. DOUGHTY, AUCTIoNEER
WI sen this day friday, 0Jd o'clock at the sales.
ioom ~ nassau street near Fulton fine assortment Of
1osehold FURNITURE Carpets Velvet Brussels 1ngrain and
tape lapesIy pure hair MATTRESSES Feather Pillows Boil
Secretary and other eks three French plate Pier Mirrors
IN, ~ n,nsa ssee1 Paie ngraYirgs Peor and Chamber
and a.ssa are &C. The whole to 10 peremptorly Sold
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TIEERY B. HERTs, AUCTICvEER.
Ii HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE.
THIS DAY. Al I0is O'CLOCK,
AT 1921 THIRD AvENu,l, CORNER SEVENTY. THIRD
STs.EET,
comprising walnut Parior Furniture Mrors Pictures Brns
sels and Ingram Carpets Oilcloh, walnut and mahogany
Bedstcads Hair and usk Mattresses Dir Chairs Tables,
Kitchen Furniture, &c.
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d. q ALBANY AND TROY DAY LINE.-STEAMERS @.
%. vlBBARD and DANIEL DREW, from vesry street
Iarryown and Nyack tby ferryboat Cozzens West Point
Hudson, connecting with evening trains the New York
Central for the west and and after June rs with the
New York; and Binehamon and by Rensselaer, ana Sara.
road for Saratoga Springs H3 80 from New York; Al
Hudson for Lebanon Springs all rail- To Troy by steamboat
SCHUYLER.
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EuIfOPE.

FE,IlE GRAND BABE HOTEL AND CASINO OF SAXO'
Wallis, switzerland, combined with the wprld-renDwne,
Bromnc ami Iodine Springs oes To tourists MI the induce
mcnts Of the Continental p.onsnsdcs cur
trcntu qnarcntc, roulette xefp &C. Direct
road communication from Gent ant Basel with Saxon.
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Z T..
II by order of the supreme Court
RICHARD WALTERS, Auctionecr, snlesroom q East
Broadway, will sell Saturday, June "a nj Ill O'clock Mt
9 and 2 Hudson street. large and general assortment oil
Household Furniture consisting Of black walnut marble tor
Bureaus Washsands Centre Tables Bullets, Comni0des
Wardrobes Extension Tables, astands Dedsteads Parlo
Suits reps aud haoloh, Chairs Srlng Beds French plate
Mirrors ali Brussels AMI Insrain Carpes uc0ts,
Bedding &C. Sale positive important y the trade y
order WIN. Z. ANDREWS Receiver.
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MURRAY HILL.-E. II. LUDLOW h co. WILL SELL
M at auction, June - 1871 al, Exchange saesrooms III
the splenddiy situated four story House and Lo
81 East Thtyhird street. Madison For terms
mp CIlAs. d. EVANS, - Chambers street.
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MAX BAYERSDORFER, Az 4ior..r DOC pro.a,.v

~ day. 10, 0,ee ss Canal street. large assortment
81 na Iq saroo from remoas
fas aoq P,sT Tables. Chairs French Plate
'ei ~ other Mirrors, fine Hair, Husx and Excel
Nor Mattresses Feather Beds Pillows, Banke,s and Bed
Mn ,S, brusS,s and Ingrain Carpets, Rugs Mating, Oil
ciotn STckery Glass;, Wooden and Iron Ware AsO LOT
q aud sitting Desks. ohce Stools Tubs, Pals, &C.
D. BAILEY, AL NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. 81
~. East Tenth street. Broadway Fourth
Cons!guments solicited. Special attention given 10 outdoor
s0les,
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TUE MARY POWELL, FROM vEsrRY STREET AT
3so r NJ daily making usual landings Returning leave
Rondout 8 80 A. NJ, Poughkeepsic $780, Milton 6A5, New
purg 30 Cornwall 4h West Point S05 Cozzens' 8:l5
irving In New York mt 10 49,
The New York herald., 1871-03-29

The suit OF John B. Hestn and others vs.. the Erie
Railway Company and others came up yesterday in
the United states Circuit Court, before Judge
Bistchford, on argument on demurrer to the bill Of
complaint
A talented and able bar appeared to defend the
interests OF the parties to the suit Ex-Attorney
General noar, Mr.. william NJ Evarts and Mr.. South
mayd are counsel for the plaintins, and Mr.. David
Dudley Field, Mr.. 4. W. Stoughton and Judge
curtiss OF Massachusetts,, represented the defend
anita
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REPLY OF TIE FIRE COMMISSIONERS TO
MIR. BERGH.
The following has been sent to Mr.. Bergh, as
response to his communication to the Board OF Fire
commissioners
HEADQUARTERS FIRE DEPARTMENT.
lNIny 0IrE II Marc 1871 Z

COmLuSSIOnerS.-
HEADQUARTERS FIRE DEPARTMENT.,
CITY OF NEW YORK March "a, ls7l
vension Cruelty to 'o' S0''''
sEI am directed by .he Board Of Commissioner, to
nswspaper slip enclose IKE many which have doubt
ss They aSs
the irSm sssea s wsSn yasss s9 m
Maiden lane front OF No. "a, the OF Nassau
and he wss Sy fruit peaier
beng rapidly driven around the from Nassau stree.
asS against s only
is BOY 9 Eel
ss Sp Sps e haze without IL.
s su IN w ss n Of % o
r' hsr asease dus. @ A derive Snsssnss
from s us % sny ass Be s.a Ss
Tnsy m n in hs
sccidents cosons and complaints citizens.
occurrence under close and careful inquiry before you
II the performancs Of duty given By law wl!h View
tec the lives and property citizens, but In using
no appasssu. o BE driven M more rapidly than l..
along the street. or violation Of this rule they
ceisriiy q the q the remedy
than s S b 1 s.n that hat FEW
women and children should be crushed beneath these
burning building isS moment. sooner Your pras:lcai
ON q many q - they sys ss sspss@ssr
the roof. The arrival Of a ladder-truck with the
:..piecs. timber" but human NE and momen: had
value OF hours The apparatus arrived, the ladders
used and District Engineer Bates rescued child
Foreman Gcque two women and two children the men Of
Hook Ladder No. four and those Of Engine
Company No. H. three persons from the roof preventing
frghtful catastrophe which would have been poorly
excused by the delay Of the life'raying apparatSa,
drivers Of fruit wagons, private carriages,
who you may have observed not too ready TO give
either the Of protection to the humane
OF your own department The Commissioners are
rigid their rules punish severely nfractons they
scribe and require all possible caution and happy
accidents investigate; but they the rgh:
TO control this department the protection OF human
life and property If you visit them in connection with
department more especially under your charge they
will take pleasure n showing to you collection Of animals
equal number of private stables, and q percentage
| OF loss by accident death less than in any ser
vice not subjected to treat exposure and risk by
day and night. which they claim as an indication
careful grooming and driving required by their rules
They direct me to call attention to voluntary letter
they have received from Mssrs Colbert Co.. respectable
citizens who very different and version of the
| accident to which you alude.
With great respect, your obedent servant,
CHARLES Z. GlLDERSLEVE, Secretary.
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ss.ss s.. bear up e: Baron iron. .9Sss 'esns
s;.
A fss
4
-, q; si:.sss.s ss:s
.yng their own conederats. r"aou, .,,,.
S40O0o00 of which no account ooud be traced by sny
@% @% ss as
lie stock seized By deptsdaon " vhoesa!e plumber y
sSy sSy ys4s s .ssS sse.sd a. 1A: fpsnasr
81 %
s:y S'!': si!a; ss
yo.ssa their trust % and made s prohs for themselves
Us for the purpose their own profit q GAIN o. iSs
$ Ass esS
.s e. ;Ss
s. wsSd he ns,s :, g NO; Spy 70 ba
not 's Try he title Of
sss 70 be oss there was no There he was
Ss e
is .siss .sS s' ..!sss s.s Ssss % =
holder. educ.ry relation they trustees Of the
charged the BIZ breaches OF trust that Court q
forth were such se9s.
power hough might by majority snpre.. the vii Of
other than sbs es@sss for the scrps-
in Intentional Soiaiionpof The rights of minority After
argument
II was nve O'Clock when the Court rose and the
further argument was adjourned 10 this morning.
The New York herald., 1871-03-29
EXTENSIVE FIRE AT SING sIyG.
Tho Loss Estimated ut Sixty thousand Dol.
lars-Probable Incendiarism.

Tho Loss Estimated ut Sixty Thousand Dol.
lars-Probable Incendiarism.
Shortly after two O'Clock yesterday morning
large frame building on Main street, Sing Sing,
owned by Reynolds Young, hardware merchants,
was discovered to be on fire, and, although
the Fire Department was promptly on the
spot the names communicated with two adjoining
stores, all Of which, with their contents. were to-
tally destroyed, involving loss Of not less than
$60,000. The basement Of the building in which tho
fire originated was used as police station, while
over the hardware store were numerous law ohices,
the upper store being devoted to the purposes Of
public hall The flames spread with such fierce
rapldity that a few families living In the upper pOr-
tion OF the houses had barely time to escape
in their night clothing. Among the heaviest suffer-
ers are Reynolds 4 Young, who estimate their loss
on building and stock at $25, 900, on which there s
owned respectively by Benjamin Turnstall and
Jones Brothers, druggists, each OF whom had
only partial insurance ON their property. James
Howes, boot and shoe dealer; d. Roman, clothier;
and Miss Fairbanks mner, lost nearly all their
stock, the amount OF insurance on which
could not be ascerained. 1t was feared
at one time that the Post Office would be destroyed
and accordingly the contents were speedily trans-
Ierred to place or safety. The origin or the flre
remains mystery, as that portion or the building
In which 1t was first observed had been unoccupied
for some days.
The New York herald., 1871-03-29
TIE NEWARK METHODIST CONFERENCE.

The Appointments and the Adjournment Yes
~ :,.lr..:'l ;7is.- terlay. =. L. 2.s.~
After being II Session just seven days in the
Methodist church at Morrstown N. j., the Newark
Methodist Episcopal Conference adjourned sine die
yesterday afternoon at one O'Clock. Hacketts-
town was chosen as the place OF meeting
next time. The final report on subscriptions
for the Centenary Collegiate Institute Isl
From ministers. $l7, 252i from laymen, SIS, 24S
Total $s5oo Rev. Dr. Crane reported on Drew
OF the students who have supplied stations within
the bounds Of his district. II. vanhorn, 0. H. TIL.
fany, y. NJ. Freeman, G. Larew, J. N. Tuttle, r. s.
Arnt, C. 8. Coir w. N. Searles, ]. B. Mathis and
The appointments for the Newark and Passaic
districts OF the Conference were as follows:-
Newark-Halsey street, j. 8. Chadwick; Frank.
lin street, J. r. Daniels; Clinton street, r. YAM
Goodman, a. c. Mcbride: Eighth avenue, S. II. Op-
dyke; st. Pauls o. H. Tiffany; Trinity, J. s. Bos-
we'll; South Market street, b. d. T. Randolph; st.
Luke's, 8. Van Benschoten; East Newark, J.
r B.. Collins; CITY Mission, to Be sup
r. jackson; Bloomfield, 8. L. Baldwin; Montclair,
7. II. Landon. 0range-First Church, w. Day; Cal
Springfield. J.. E. HancocK; Miibufn, J. N Crane;
summit, W. s. Galloway; Madison, s. Parsons;
Whippany, to be supplied Deanville, G.. A. Lppln-
cott BooDton, 7. Walters;sWhtchall TO be supplied
BY 3 G nayhew Parsippany tsev ( Wilson; Little
Passaic, First church, g. II. Whitney; Nyack, s.
D. Rooney; Railway, First church, H.. D.. Opdyke; /;
Perth Ambsy, 5. W. Hilliard; Planfeld, J. k. Bry.
]. n. vanzant; Asbury, J. NJ. futile; hacketrstown,
c. l.. Tuttle; j. Ianlon, Professor IN Pennington
Seminary; j. ID. Blain and w. Young, agents for
Collegiate Institute.
The New York herald., 1871-03-29

THE HEATHER CHINEE IN TUE SoUTH.-About six
hundred Cinnamon came down the river on the
steamer Jennie Rogers, from Tuscaloosa, yesterday
morning and left for louisiana on the New orleans
Railroad In the afternoon Reports vary as to their
ultimate desiination-onc report being that they
they have contracted TO go TO work on the Texas
Railroad Their appearance upon our streets caused
no small amount OF excitement, such large num-
Der OF Orentals in sight at one time being matter
entirely out OF the usual run OF things down this
way.-M00tte Tribune MLrCh ~
The New York herald., 1871-03-29

THE OLDEST MAN IN BosToN.-The oldest man In
Boston, James Rogers, OF Ward Fourteen who s l0A
years OF age, has applied for pension, under the
act recently passed granting pensions to soldiers OF
lsi2. He served In al ohio regiment
The New York herald., 1871-03-29
szA1TeESkY isS sESEEAs H2AsS
Ex-Attorney General Hoar replied on the part Of
the plantlfTs He said

-
asy had no place else 70 80 for justice and he hoped 70
Il % % ss:s :s.r "A: n q. for
briefly 70 The ars po9. argued b The plaintiff. counsel M
the plaintiffs, unless Il can be supported behalf Of
isaur. s2u ss' u. ''1sa'ssd psss
titled 70 T. He said that Mr. Burt was . iockholder,
s0Sss s :ssns Z.
s.: . 81 .sa1 IN 40 saS
..:;:: . deere: e; ssi,
psrs0n' having lsss or equitable interest IN pref
are entitled 10 The protection Of eour, Of equity
IN read % M sa T. the s1s ana %
he SIectsrs u Enc Railway COMPANY !sisnsas
allow .hs,r eonfsasfsi.. carry their
and In such relationship with Goud Flax and
10 .ns ~Had s fund. hoT o he comps Ths
b alleged hs the director bad sham and ccu
more Than f esh, millions o convertible bonds Of he conn nm
operation Of The railroad they
%ss ae a &. n
Sssas tn. n %'ess s% %
s: -. .5, 4 4. sg
bs .,d was ss nq 'as S
them their own as the se alleged u ns sns
asns 'ss Ss p6s
II Of
ss The internal 1s G as dsea upon
holders their protection, because the plaintiffs say
as ns there %
Internal Affairs and concerns had become one mass Of cor
sSsea Ss sous aIa s as' a.ss
ysas Ss sosa :'e Sns iss s' s
Eunobauseu. whosa horse w~ attacked and
The New York herald., 1871-03-29


The demurrer Of James Fisk, Jr defendant, implicated
4. Lane codeendants TO the bl OF complaint Of John
Benjamin Heath Robert Amadeus Heath Henry Burnley
Heath, Edward Lewis Raphael Henry Lewis Raphael, VIII
liam Henry Queade. Eric Carrngon Smith and Charles
This defendant, not confessng acknowledging oil or
any matters IN the bill to be demurs thereto and
Gays that the compa'nans have not by the bill made
10 ene them TO any discovery or relief - sought for
BY the compAnants bill that John Eldridgs, Henry
Thompson, Levi Underwood, Joseph Bardswel, Eben D.
Jordan and James 8. Whitney are necessary parties
e % he bl namach n..on a. =. stated sd., 70 The
control the nf s%ay COMPANY
for the purpose OF their private gan which purposes
accomplished and are made part Of the grounds OF
the bill and further that the Boston, Hartford and Erie
az IL therein that that company received large
amount Of money from the Erie Railway Company Ia vio
laon OF the corporate powers OF tho last named com
pany BY colusion with jay Gould, Frederick A. Lane
Cornelius Vanderbilt necessary parties the b a. the
bill that they received large amounts OF money from
the Erie Railroad Company fraud and couson with Jay
Gouu Frederick Lane and this defendant that the Mar
the bill, because the bin alleges that ths. com.
pany had acquired wrongful gains from the Erie
Frederick Lane and this defendant Of which gains aa
Alexander 5: Diven, Justin B. White, John Gsnsen, Q. W
Homer Ramsdel, Henry Thompson John Hilton, Henry n
Smith and George g. Hall are necessary parties
sener with the defendants, .Gould. Fisk and Lane,
were elected directors OF the Erie Railway Com.
pany In October 1859, and divided themselves into hve
classes holding ONCE different This
OF fourteen OF the directors The persons last named appear
by the bill to be s directors of the Erie Company Ia re-
The New York herald., 1871-03-29
the Erie RAILWAY LITIGATION
THE ENGLISH STOCKHOLDERS.
A Bill or Complaint and
Demurrer.

= E.s'...ssEs.,5s ( ''''I''''
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1871-05-11
rERMa.

nPTwo Dollars for one year, Snv0-
,1abfv in adpGsace; Two Dollars and
fifty Cents IL payment be deferred three
months. All papers going out of the coun-
~ to be paid fer IN QdcaRce.
: or Single copies, Ten Gents each.
TAdvertisements inserted at One Dollar
per square of Ten Lines or less for the first
insertion Fifty Cents for each continuance.
@ Local and Special Notices, Twenty
Cents per line.
@A liberal deduction win be made to
persons advertising for three, six, nine, or
twelve months.
CT Obituaries and calls on candidates,
Fifty Cents per square.
or The privilege of yearly advertisers Is
strictly limited to their own immediate and
regular business; and the business of an ad-
vertising firm is not considered ss including
that of its individual members. OtNo de-
Walton from these terms under any circum-
stances. egt %
OF vertisements not marked with the
number Of insertions when handed In, will be
continued until ordered cut, and payment
exscted.
OF No advertisement inserted gratu.tously
D~ Advertisements of an abusive nature
will rot be inserted at any price. r =
tD" Announcing candidates Five Dollars
10 be paid in advance in every case.
0J Job Printing Of all kinds neatly
done on New Type, and on as reasonable
terms as any Office in Tennessee.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1871-05-11

A LEGAL SroEY.-How go
ing to claw" pays, is pretty well
illustrated in the following sto-
ry of a, lawyer now a resident
of Oshkosh Wis: One Smith
had failed in business and sold
out, and having two or three
tough little bills, had given
them to his lawyer for collec-
ton. Smith went to the office
to receive the proceeds. The a.
mount collected was about fifty
dollars. s'Pm sorry you have
been SO unfortunate, Smith, for
1 take a great deal of interest in
you. I shan't charge you as
I should if / didn't feel a great
interest in you. Here he ham
ded Smith fifteen dollars and
kept the balance. "You see,
Smith, / knew you when a boy,
and i knew your father before
you, and / take a great deal of
interest in you. Good morn
ing. Come and see me again" "
Smith, moved out Of the door,
and ruefully contemplating the
avails, was heard to mutter:-
..Thank God he didn't know my
grandfather"