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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1871-12-01

n &. SWAINE,
GROCER & COMMISSION MERCHANT,
NO. - North Royal street.
On hand and for sale well selected stock Of
GROCE ERIES.
Con5,gnmcnts of GRAIN, COUNTRY PRO
DUCE, &c, respectfully solicited. Strict at
tcnton paid to sales, and prompt returns guar
nntced. jy l9-tf
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1871-12-01
DH. JOHNSTON

Member of the Royal Co!Iegeot Surgery D: Lon
don, Graduate Of one .! The most eminent Col
lcgcs in the United States, a"d lie greater part
of whose life has been spcl.t in the hoSp:ais'I
London, Paris, Philadelphia and elsewhere has
effected solne of the most astonishing cures that
were ever known; many troubled with ringing in
the head and ears when asleep, great nervousness,
being alarmed at sudden sounds, bashiunesS,
with frequent bl,rshng attended sometimes With
arrangement OF mind, were cured immedlately
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1871-12-01

TNO. 7. HEM DERSON CO.,
GENERAL
PRODUCE s COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
Ne. s South Union street,
Alexandria, Virginia.
4e.S" Plaster Guano, Fish, &C., furnished at
lowest market prices. Highest market prices
guaranteed for Grain and Produce, and prompt
returns aug ply
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W: Il. NILKEN1NG

D D. COULD. W: Il. T1LKEN1NG
6IOULD & WILKENING,
W (Successor to w. +. Henderson,
GROCERY, LIQUOR & GENERAL COM
MISSION MERCHANTS,
No. 80 North Royal st.
SUGARS, WHISkEY, BRANDY, WINES,
SCOTCH ALE, PORTER Sc.
Also Eastern and Potomac SHAD, HER
RING and MACkEREL.
Choice brands OF SEGARS and TOBAt co
always on hand.
Strict attention paid 10 the sale Of COUNTRY
PRODUCE ie lS-tf
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YOUNG MEN.

Especially, who have become the Victims Of
Solitary Vice, and dreadful and destructive
habits which annually sweep to an untiney
grave thousands OF young men Of the most ey,
aItcd talents and brilliant intellect who might
otherwise have entranred listening Senates with
the thunders Of eloqucncc, or walked to extacy
tho living Tyre, may call with tul! confidence.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1871-12-01
MARRIAGE.

Married persons, or Young Men co,ntemp!at
ing marriage, award, of Physical WeakEess ness
(Loss Of Procrcative Power-lmpotencv, Ner-
vous Excita ,ilty,, Pslpitation, Organic Weak
ness, Nervous Debility, OF any other Disqusll
fcation, speedily relieved.
He VIII places himself under the care Of DR.. j..
may :cligously contde in his honor rs gentle
man, and confidently rely upon his skill as
Ohys:cian.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1871-12-01

NJ NOTICE-lIaying been appointed Admins
~ traitor on the estate ol y. Il. THURP, esq,
deceased, all persons indebted to said estate are
requested to make prompt payment, and those
sent their claims.
iy 20-tf r. A. KEED.
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g II M & CO.,
Successors to Samuel ilArtIry,)
GENERAL CUMNISSIOM MERCHANTS
No. Il Union street.
Alexandria, Va.
~" Particular attention paid to the selling Of
FLOUR, GRAIN and all kinds Of COUNTRY
PRODUCE, and filling all orders for GROCE-
RIES, GUANO, PLASTER SEEDS, &c,
Sc. at the lowest market rates.
a1i"Agenls for the sale Of James 5: WelcNs
celebrated brands Of F11IILI \ FLOUR.
llH"A gents for the sale Of the "RO UND TGP
UTDR4ULIC CEMENT" an 5--tf
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rEIHUMAS PERRY,
GENERAL. COMMISSION MERCHANT
AND AGENT FOR
MAGNUM BONUM AND BAUGHS
RAW BONE PHOSPHATE,
No Is King street. Alexandria, Va
Particular attention given to the sale OF all
kinds Of Country Produce, and filing orders for
Guano, Plaster, Farming Implements, Seeds,
Groceries, Fish, Salt, Lime, Sc, at lowest
market rates aug 3l-tf
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SERMONS
The head is trouble
DEs. SIMMONS
LIVER REGULATOR,

\ preparation Of roots and herbS. WurIN:lt1u @
ie strictly vegetable. and cnn d" no injury TO
HIy one.
It has been used by hundreds, and known for
ihc last 40 years Ms one Of tie most reliable, OF,
iiruciorls and harmless preparations ever offered
to the suffering. lftakcn rcgnarly AMI perSis-
!rnty it is sure to cure
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1871-12-01

I OkaN H. Z ANnos -
DEALERi IN
BLANK BOOKS,
WRITING and
WRAPPING PAPER
ENVELOPES, INKS, and
STATIONERY GENERALLY
Wholesale and retail. Also PAPER BAGS,
FLOUR SACKS, Shipping and Printing Cards
Direction Labels, Sc, SC
AGENT FOR THE
PIEDMONT AND ARLINGTON
LIFE INSURANCE CO., OF VIRGINIA.
an l6-tf
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1871-12-01

- ------. .Dysrcpsis, headache, Jaun-
dice, costivcncss, sick head
ache chronic diarrhoea, af-
n..,s fections of,he bladder, camp
""'"'''' dysentery, affections Of the
kidneys, fever, nervousness,
chills, diseases ui the skin,
of the blood, mel
anchuly, or depression OF spirits heartburn. collie,
or puirs in the bowels, pain in the head, tuver
ard agllr, dropsy, hoii-, pain in the back. &c
PrcHarrtI oniv by J. H. ZElLIN & CO.,
Druggists, Macon. Georgia.
Price 81; by mail 81 25. For sale by
ianlG-iv f. :. LEADBEATER & BRO.
The New York herald., 1871-09-08
OGDEN, TIE "TEyCg."

Lurxe Haul Of StaIen Propsrsy-A Bowery
Pawnbroxcr Arrested us R-ceiycr-rhe
Rnr.larions simpson Famiiy's Movements.
1t will be remembered that about four weeks ago
daring burglar, named simpson, was arrested by
Oncer Tully while engaged in the commission OF q
burglary In Fftleh street, near Filth avennA "a
who ~ now IN the rUInDs awaiting trial. On the
following day the sister and wife OF Simpson were
to go into the loan ONCE OF ogden & Co., 1Sy
Bowery, where they attempted to sell or sold some
jewelry whloh was stolen. The women were also
arrested and are under indictment
Captain Gunner OF tho Nineteenth precinct,
desrous OF sitting the matter, put his detectives.
Lanbrechts and Mcuowln, to work, and on Friday
last the two officers prounced upon Samuel A.
Ogden and Searched has Vlce, when they found
under the carpet Dawntickets for
Esserl. EIGHT DIAMOND RINGS
and futing machiue. Ijy dint OF severe labor the
Onccrs managed to ind bov VINO Inrnisned ev
dence that Ogden had sent trunk with "swag" to
tile house OF a German barber, named Valentine
Schneider, corner Chrystio and Canal Streets where
they found u lot OF valuable jewery. schneider
was arrested on Saturday night.
Fulther search was made In Ogdel's of1ce, and
large number OF pawntickets were found concealed
In the stuilng Of an Old Office chair. These tickets
rings, remnants or silks, &C., TO u large amount
and the greater part of the property u In the
Yesterday the officers obtained information tnat
one Max StelrCer, OF No, 3J6 Bleecker street, VINO
had been arrested some years ago on charge or
linen, put VINO had never been tired for II, had
/ q. .-.--,, ACTED As GO-EBrwEBN Cel v' no =.
with Ogden ana other parties VINO desired TO obtain
bargains. henter was likewise esied, but as thus
far there were no direct proofs against him Judge
Bixby discharged him On ban to appear as witness
agaiust the receiver. i,fls 81 s.a r. -..l
let captured In the possession OF Scnneider. The
case Will not be completed until to-day
The New York herald., 1871-09-08
HERALD FRIDAY, SHEET

Judiciary OF the city Is brought 10 a flnal test.
make the application fcarlessly and in the fuli
belief tnat Your Honor Will entertain II, and that
having examined the papers you Will grant the
Judge BAnNARD--In the sixth paragraph OF your
complaint, as read and cOnStruo II, II the Court
should grant your injunction, IL would have the
intention and effecr OF stopping the operations
ment Of the lab0rers who work upon the streets,
on The public parks and roads, and prevent them
from receiving any money whatever.
Lr. abARRBrr--We have endeavored not to put
Judge BARNAaD-Dces not that word expenses in
clude every form OF payment? ff t.,t.
Mr.. BARRErr-i will read
THE SIXTH PARAGRAPH. tr ar
Q. That said defendant Connolly be further ro-
strained and ontOlned from raising Comptroller,
by any means whatever, during the year 1871, In
the name or on the credit or on behalf OF the county
OF New YORK or the Board OF supervisors OF said
county, or Ia the name or on the credit on behalf
OF the city OF New York or the mayor, Aldermen
and commoDalty or sad ctty, any sum or sums OF
Of Inc expenses or The gOvornnens or the City and
county OF New York. or any department or purpose
Of SAID CITY or county, for the year 1871. ces AN
Mr.. yARREIT-That paragraph must be read In
charge that tine comptroller has not enough lett out
Of The thirty millions to pay tho ordinary expenses
oil the labOrers employed on the public works Of the
cfy. IL IL not lOr US 70 believe that there can be
very sorry 10 put any npediment IN the way OF the
labOrcrs or those who earn the wages OF the city
government by the sweat OF their Drows. .iaHls
TEMPORARY INJUNCTION GRANTED.
Judge BARNARD-You are enttled TO your order.
HOW THE ORDER OF THE COURT WAS RECElvED.
The order or the. Court granting the application
for temporary injunction was received with cheers
The injunction Il a temporary one, the dcfenianfs
with q motion 10 set 1t aside. SO the case now
Stands. i rn... ..lfffr.trn r.r rs.l In. I
The New York herald., 1871-09-08
A BAKER BUrcHEaED.

Tho Result of nm Old Feud-The Old story Of
Revenge-A rfobnbIe Mardsr.
Yesterday forenoon, IN the Fourth ward, James
Mccann, a rncTe boy, stahsed Joseph ScI,usider In
the abdomen probably causing death. The cause
OF the stapbpg Was slight SO Tar as Is known but
seems that an old quarrel existed between TIE TWO.
The array occurred ON the sidewalk, where senns|
der was found bleeding profuscy from the wossas.
Schneider was taken 10 tho centre Street hospitAs
where lie wounds were examined ana
! TIT1 ! FOUND 10 BE VERY sEBf0uS, 70 ,tED.cS
ne ,p,est,nes nrotrudIng The doctors In attend
smce ionnd great dnIcuty in placing the insesttBes
IN their proper position After the operation Scnnel-
,ier secama Iellrious, but. owing 10 exhaustion
SibseancptIy ,uame calmer, when the wound was
sewcd Schneider Is . native OF Germany, anda
smnloyer states that he has been Q very quiet man.
Mctiann, as Is alleged is a youth OF tho .rough'
Slle ~ ScspsS ssSos sns lnsxs SsisSiICsS sns co
rnuncation; but should he retufn to consciousness
his anle-mortem statement Will De taken.
The New York herald., 1871-09-08
Tao Clty Aceoant, and .,hs CIdzep., Com.
TIE COUNCIL OF SEVENTY.
NTeeGnr or tho Anti fnmnsnny y tcAmsiItfee In
! she Chamber OF Conniercc--I ne Deltbera-
q am, of the (,uuuciI 10 bs Held In secret. @ a

NTeetinr OF tho ANTI fnmmnnys cAmsiItiee In
the Chamber or Co'nmercc--ss hs Deltbera-
q cue uf the Cuuncl 20 be Held In secret. 2 d
The Council Of seventy gentlemen appointed at
tho mass meeting OF cllizens on Monday even.
ing to investigate the condition Of the city finances
assembled at the Chamber OF Commerce yesterday, },
NJ one O'CLOCK Mr. Henry q. Stebbins prcsided.
ThIrty-scyen members answered to their names
| After the minutes OF the previous meeting bad
been re ad and approved General Even was elected
A member Of the Executive Committee In place Of
Mr. Phelps who declined TO serve. Jfcag li.. .ta
Mr CHoArB spoke in favor or holding secret ses-
sions, at least for tho present as he believed II
would serve to
80 DRrEAr TIE ENDS AIMED AT ia
by the citizens TO have their proceedings made puD-
Ito. Mfr. BARRETT Mr. =. ". kuggles ana Diners
favored open meetings, and quite debate sprung
up ami finally the ayes and noes were TAKEN IL was
found tnat there were twenty-three MI iavor OF 80.
ciecy and fourteen against. Judge Ledwith, John
Foley ana General Barlow voted with the majority,
and Judge Barrett and Mr.. Roosevelt with the mi
In announcing the result Mr.. stobbns explained
that as he understood 1t the committee had resolved
tiIat in these preliminary proceedings they w0ud
only give tnem such publicity az they may deem
proIer, and they would be furnished TO tho press
BY the secretary from time TO time
All tho gentlemen prescott not members Of the
COunCIl then Withdrew
The New York herald., 1871-09-08
eHANDLEY FOR REGISTER.

Ono OF the most ORDERLY and influential campaign
meetings ever held In this city was held last even
ing at F0rd's. I,14 Broadway, In favor Of Judge
Shandley for Register. The meeting was composed
OF the officers and five delegates IRON each or the
se%Sa or sSs purpose " o
zation. After the usual routine had been zone
through with, Colonel Christian SchwarzwaIdcr was
CHOSEN President; Messrs. J. Il. Fellows j. n. Ford
N. II. VIII lien, Vice Presidents; Mr.. NJ Healey and
r. NJ Coy, Secretaries and Mr.. Vim. Miles Trea.
lows, Mr.. U. Brooks aud Eugene Durnin, was ap.
pointed 10 DRAFT bylaws aad committee OF fse 10
notify the officers elect, after which The meeting
adjourned. -
The New York herald., 1871-09-08

company there with q TALL dark.ha1red girl.
who was there t0 meet Inn; I SAW the
giri they said that when he changed $50 bill
he turned round and seemed to have $50, besides
check for $,9J; believed, and still believe, that
he was taken out In boat ana then thrown Into the
river: he was probably struck by o atone and
stunned. Al this stage OF tue proceedings Coroner
Volhardt stated tnat lnasmueii a. the girl known
ing sick, he would adjourn the case III Monday.
lie took occasion 10 remark that the case was o
very grave one and that nothing shculi Oc lett
done to investigate Il thoroughly. ~ ~ Ill
The New York herald., 1871-09-08
CoL0REp POIsONBR.

A man NAMED william 4. Farmer, who vas sm
ployod as walrer In private house In West Four
teenth street, was arrested tns morning oy caP.sn
Irving, ol the detective force, and onicer smon'oo
on charge Of bawng poisoned his wife ana nun.
her ot other nersons it appears that Farmer some
time ago sent a pound and half Of ra'slns y =.
wife, which contained the poison ,S Sny sbd"s
~ ,nnr meone nli or whom were made vtoenty scx.
Tine wife ved in Richmond. Va anu sn oSos ~.
tns eody of the body OF the prisonsr' ID" 'A'
an last nigh6
The New York herald., 1871-09-08
DRUNKEN CAR PASSENGERS.
...s M ssprHaBEB O. 1871.

To- rnn RorsUz ~ f8A EERALD- r....t.
Coming down SAss mssnina on car Vs. inrough
car, Harlem and yorKvlne, there was on tae rear
platform n drunken man. lie was very ooIsterous
and used proane and filthy language In the
rresence OF the conductor, who took no notice OF
HIM Sie haranc,,cI inc passengers around him,
much 10 their annoyance passing renarxs on every
lady getting or leaving inc csr' nave rcau
Il stated that car proprieors had given orders that
NV ~~'"s~V !. ". CVkNlN0R
The New York herald., 1871-09-08
THE WEALTH OF TIE EMPIRE STATE.
for ls7l72

fEqnza, o. 1.-THE
Allen n
valuations Of
+ M4 q 81 a,ss as o & 3 rs E
e i,ua -a taI
cond cdumncm tain t o o
OF
Of
The New York herald., 1871-09-08
KILLED ON A JERSEY RAILROAD,

man named Michael Mullen, forry-nvc years
Of age was engaged In repairing the telegraph wire
on the railroad, between Princeton and Lswrence
stations, yesterday. when he met with a sudden
ana shocking dea:n. he was walking along the
railroad Track, At the same time engaged In con-
a,ion with another man, wnon me hall. past
nine AZ NJ. Ua!n rQm New York dashed up, And
the unfortunate nan was struck ny the locomotive
aDd instantly Killed. The body Was taken to 1ren-
ton, whore an inquest was ncld. Deceased re.
sided In German street, Philadelphia. De erpItf
The New York herald., 1871-09-08
THE ATLANTIC SAVINGS BANK.

To ruy BpIroR or rns HgHALD.- mai.l.H Il
The investments of the bank have been carefully
made In accordance with law. Tho Investments OF
The New York herald., 1871-09-08
with q snrplus. over all lininltIies, OF abont

W1th surplus, over al Ifat1lft1es, OF about $2UOUUu
We deny the truth OF the allegations OF q. w.
waker the trustee. VINO makes the ~ payee charge.
no has been disappointed In not attaining his
objects The secretary never voted on the question
OF his salary which was voted him witnont dissent
and at meetings when Walker himself was present.
without any objection rom tim. - l4yalN 4 40
NEW York, Sept. I, 1871. -.-~ In a. s.t
The New York herald., 1871-09-08

Total $22 7oo, 700 90
The revenue bonds are payable, as aforesaid, from
their pay ment. excepting s6si.O lspecian. which
be redeemed from the proceeds OF the COnsOl-
of ISL. showing the nunicipa deDI e. be one-iaif
OF what this conspiracy" AGAINST the city credit
lugged in rs part OF the permanent debt by She
intcrested 500, represents amounts advanced
Yards ana from The rev
enuo bonds" debt taS0 always carefully added
i,v,1ss e ns ,b ' about sSS 9a
represents the city's current expenses for
the past year, payate out Q! me taxes now duo.
but The way out OF The woods VIII never TIC attained
by tue plan proposed, but rather by giving potn
according 10 thcir deserts. The clamor OF dena-
gogncs TO ''sop paving the taxes' Is simply lorri.
water The rcsSlt wcud Se aeata, are remedy ned Tso wore
than Inc disease and worthy only OF alunat,c. Yet
O.. On Iaesaa the ne sAsSqys q committee "a appointed At
follows, as per Tribune report:- uid asvu9 visa
The first positive action against the "ring will therefore
Court ch.abers before Judge dsss q Barnard "pisns Il Is
rnd-rttood that application wi! for injunction
eSs E;a"pso% 1e ooiiscns the ,ssc, AK @ 0axt
eoaniy. ~ '--7--' - ~. = - y
TO more taxes wonld be very nice thing for tax
ss sy owes 70 debts 10 asrsst shroaa M ana It
Nc f n sssH 10 70
Oh Tesence parks no aborrrs and salaries % pay no
for no Hospitals, no jIspsnsarcs Or ssyums. no Croon
wacr " proviie, no courss, no judges ~ oUy q Hrr
] This revolution TO stop the wheels OF government
by the collection OF taxes1s the most wicked IN
conception and results Surely, the bona rae debts
the state taxes the necessary support or the city
and county government, must be paid, and tho
property OfNew York ~ liable for It. rhe city credit
may be injuresl the value OF the bonds reduced the
adding TO the magnitude OF the otty debt by com.
pelling those In Office 10 borrow AZ high rates 10
meet positive obligations. Madness may accomplish
this, but this IA n0s reforming tie present, reaching
iuro nor helping citizens and taxpaseis in any way
whatever. This - but the scheme Of foolish men
anu disappointed politicians.
Intelligent reform only can help the city In this
crisis; not temper, passion, ignorance and u is the
YORK TO see thar ln getting out OF one evil we do not
plunge into another infinitely greater
! ,1 L95s TRUTH UNWILLING FALSEHO0D.
TIC city account, and the CltIzens' Com-
| IsalA9 eI eo--u mtfec. " thl @ A~- ~
To THE EOiroR OF THE HERALD:4- r41m isVG |
AZ there are two % %eomm.t!ees q eminent c!lsans
now seeking common oh. .ect-yil., uuraveliiE
Of the accounts Of the Comptrolier's oficc. beg
leave 10 make the following orer:-- .,t...l--,..
II the city authorites VIII submit the books, pay
rolls vouchers and returned checks OF the C0mp.
troler's 0lcc to Que or botr OF these committees,
Wfl engage to point ont IN less than half an hour
sulciet number OF entries, endorsements and ro-
celpts for moneys paid OUT 10 prove all that has
been charged Dy the TIMES or the undersigned. Re.
'rN' MATTHEW >. O'ROuRKE,, nsI
/ tftf sfit.nlfr Late OF the Comptr0llers Office.
NEW YORK, Sept. g. leT.
The New York herald., 1871-09-08
THE CITY DEDr-lCTUM AND MaNUrAC-
TURED.

To THE EplToR OF THE HERALD:-
Foley & Co. seem to enjoy blowing the horn that
the municipal debt Sl25, 600. Like small boy,
astonished at the noise he can make on his tin trun
pet they squeak continually in tho pubic ear that
the debt Is as above and growing like Jonans gourd,
and VIII soon. ike Jon ans whale, swallow the en-
tire metropolis. Being republican mvself, but
having travelled over both political territories
enough TO know the malaria on either soil, thought
] would ascertain winch side in this row contained
tho most corruption and "cussedness," the Tam
many Indians or the opposing tribe, ana so pro-
ceeded TO 6 headquarters 10 for Information.
interviewed that most gentemanly general Of
finance, Deputy Comptroller stors. lie being, ss
usual, DIP 70 his brows III business, went one eye
aud my desire, and put me IN possession or
pamphlet containing the condition Of the city debt
TO July 81, 1871. i would recommend the Interested
to call for this document and through their own
spectacles instead Of through those of others that
may magnify greatly; but for the benefit OF those
tleation extract the foll0wing:--
the deht OF the city and county OF New York on
lseu5sc -FUNDBD DEBT. oref. 5a
CiJy-Pay able from sink
eaj ing fund. s21,eo5,l16 50 l oo
-ll-7 ation. ......... -. 81, 42s. 5s2 OF
-r.a d. lr.orTo- ,a31. .7os 81
County-From taxation. "a, $50 90
I -l-C9 q Ga9altlN 20 " .aif .----
.r.q qrs..L--,r -.....,,., $79, ,0oS 81
Less amount OF capital Of the sinking
iuad..............."...... ls,sS0,66l IS
Net funded debt July 81 1871 S6o 242 800 6S
7 ..f.n lae TEMPORARY DEBT. sh
Ctty-Representing advances from the Treasury
for the various improvements OF streets and bOule
wards, which are recoverable by assessments.
Totai 90
REVENUE BONDS TO BE PAID FROM THE TAXES FOR
. CURRENT YEAR. ~.
1880, ,SOO %
The New York herald., 1871-09-08

legal, which may be required BY law 0f ordinance
to be p1klisned in Que Oh inoro ncwspapers In the
CITY Sy Tic New YORK Leader Assoc,ation, and
a fSrs al sue q s ssysl.
meats must I've puelshe,. In Ihls latter newspaper
the Mayor himself and other OF the city and county
oholals have large peCunlary Mtereets. Tic New
OF the officials Aforesaid, have d monopoly OF tho
ana tne' Manufacturing siai,oners, Company have
row monopoly or all the stationery lsdpplIcd 10
the eI!y and county oIIlces. 4 -. nla70zs sdi 81,
f l2nn, iHe AN iNJraCrioNr sr1W 'rodH 81
TO restrain payment of any sums lhe peoples mo-
ney to any 0 those corporations III addition 10 The
stated the act, sec forth In the hui OF complaint
lully as necessary. feel the great responsibility
sn UJ ws mi, am bssssss II s SnS SsB % SPS SS s
great body Ol the citzens, are oil deeply
Interested in the result. We have appliei
10 the only Unvf Judge The VINO soS could drpnSa grant
the injunction we ask Tor. We could not IN fact,
epcy any ~ ess eons NJ
iorc you, ami we come freely and nanky to make
this our application on ,1 behalf of!ne people: Yes
greatly grievcd that illness prevented your Honor
from hearing ms. The people know their rights IN
tins matter, and will have them. | mako this an.
piicatIon in tie name OF tho whole people--in the
name OF tho people, who navo been most unmerc-
fully robbed by these defendants. feel also tnal
mako it in behalf OF the victims, ths unhappy VIC
TINS who have been induced TO take these bonds,
issued IN violation OF law--bonds tnat never never
caa be paid, unless the people Of tins great city
have become as weak and pusillaninous as the
people or Rome in the DAYS OF It's dccadencc. ls
comes up as test OF the fidelity aud Integrity of tho
JruIIcary Of tins city-a judiciary which mas been
SO much naligncd. The whole question comes up
In a concentrated f0rm-c0mes up here IN this court
room wnetier o Judge Of the Supreme Court OF this
city, elected by the people OF the CITY, wl grant an
application on facts plainly statei and grant rclicf
asked Tor on the facts stated In their bill OF com
plaints, and to which they ore entitled. ON this
guesion here. then submitted the character Of tho