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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-01-19
PuaILIsM.

The Boston Herald gives the following statement
OF apu2ilistc encounter that TOOK place down East
quite recently
The quiet town OF Topshed has had sensation
In the shape OF good square prize fight minus tue
prize, anu the community Is nluch scandalZed
thereai. The principals, Ira Goodwin aud Charles
Baxter had o feud which dated back over Two
years. AZ winch lime Goodwin, who 10 bury
fellow, gave BAXTER, VINO Is q lighter weight,
severe beatin2. The latter has been nursing MS
wrongs, determined TO aveDge tneni, and mas lately
been undergoing process OF training and instruc-
ton. Last Thursday he sent q challenge to Good
WIN, and the two met IN u retired 1elI near the
depot prepared for the fray. Tae fight, wnicn was
witnessed by quite a number Of persons, lasted
TWENTY-FIVE minutes, and the result WAS that Good
win was most severely and efectuaiiy punisheu Dy
his Iqnt but well-traned antagonist. Goodwin
was Obliged TO throw up the sponge; the two then
shook hands and the Ieud was ended.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-01-19
Court OF cqnmos plEAs-spsclsl TEAM.
Decisions.
Nv Judge LOeW,

Decisions.
by Judge Loew.
New York Life insurance Company VS.. AIger.-
See memoranda for counsel.
Murphy va Carpenier.-Moton TO continue in.
junction granted.
by Judge Larrcm0rc.
S,uyvesant W.. HanseL-See memoranda for
counsel.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-01-19

1857. 77ss. 77sI. 77s2, 77oa s7<. 77ss 77eo 77es.
Part 2-Reld by Judge Grqss.-Nos. 7a67 1859.
1884, 7476 7s0o 1901 1902 77& 1904 1904 7soz 1sos.
1909, 1910, 1911. Part 3-Heid oy Judge loaehim-
sen.-Nos. S4oe, 7972, 1927, s4le s4s5, se5l $685.
84l3 8623.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-01-19
DEPAaTMENT OF Docks.

Weekly Meesiw9 Of the Board-Thc Finance
Rsporz--r comptroller Green DcaOunced.
At the regular weekly meeting Of the Board OF
Docks, held yesterday, repairs were ordered the
buikhead between piers 10 and 20 North River and
on the platform ana piers "a, 81, 80 and 81 North
River. Piers Il and SO North River not to exceed
500 each. Tue lcssces OF pier No. were lined $50
each day for obstructing the pier.
Inc Auditing Committee reported as fOllows:-
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-01-19
BROOKLYN COURT CALENDAR

CITY CoUnT--Nos. 218, III, 112, 244 256, $50. 1884,
49, 207 2se 270, 27I, 272 27 274 275, 278 $50 49,
1885, 2s4, 1885, $50, 2s7. $780, 200, 20, zs4, 29i 292.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-01-19
BReeKLYs eegRTs.


Damages fOr Anltci0us Pr0sccution.
Before Judge rappen.
James T. Tapscoft VS.. John ClancV.-Tho plaintiff
in this case when was reported In the HERALD OF
yesterday, sued to recover damages Tor malicious
prosecution. The defendant caused his arrest on
the charge or stealing cows. The Jury rendered o
verdict III favor OF plain,iiT for $500.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-01-19

ACTION OF HE COMfTsoLIER.
Mr.. WoOD wished to call up The resolution author
izilg the comptroller 10 negotiate for tue issuing
OF S1,000, 900.
Mr.. AGNEw said that Mr.. Green was not in the
city.
Mr.. HENRY-We are and are attending TO our pusi-
ness,
Tne resolution was called up for consideration.
Speeches. were made by commissioners Wood,
Henry and Agnew condemnlng the action OF the
Comptroller, and stating that the Dock Commission
organized al the express wish Of the merchants
vi the city, and that II the work OF the Commission
was stopped for want OF funds the public ought to
know where The responsibility rested.
The resolution us TO the bombs Was reaffrued.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-12-23

~The Khan, of Khiva has summoned the
auxiliary tribes TO assist him against Russia
- Harvard students have got permission 20
smoke.
@NewpOrt has 3 league to suppress male
Nwithout good clothes, life is indeed
burden.
~There seems to be an epidemic of missing
men.
~Blue-blaek kid gloves are the lately i'm
B0All over the country people are suffering
from colds and coughs resembling the horse
disease.
asyLsdies are beginning to carry, slung at the
eled sheaths.-N. Y. Mail.
sIAn army bill was introduced In the Italian
Parliament on Saturday. IL provides that all
Italians between eighteen and forty years OF
age shall be liable 70 military duty.
aILookipe I'm at the shop windows from one
end OF the country TO the other (says the NY
Tribune,) one would be driven 10 the conviction
that the great business OF the American people
was to give and take gifts.
ga Chicago voman's rights meeting was
recently made stormy by the unlooked-for
squalls OF o number Of babies whose unnatural
fathers wouldn't or couldn't nurse them at
home.
G0Another case. where ardent spirits sent a
once happy man to jail recently, occurred i'm
Pennsylvania, where the local Judge was
drunk he made mistake, and said thirty
intended.
ga convention OF theatrical managers IA
called 30 strike against the street poster nui-
sance, which, Il IL alleged. In 70 some of the
theatres weekly expense Of $50 without ade-
quite return.
0Two hundred and thirty-fve of the large
number OF destitute Italians who recently ar
rived In New York have left for Richmond 60
work on the railroads in Virginia. Eighteen
having gone 20 Vermont.
~The only thing indicted by recent Chicago
grand jury Was IN epistie 20 the court, declin-
ing TO and any bills at ell, on account OF the
t1beclity Of petit juriee and the pafdoniDg pro-
ciivities Of the governor.
o1From Mississippi pz2sr: "0n IL : star-
day, at Walden. the little child OF Mr.. j. X.
Wilson was, with It's nurse, playing With a small
bullet entering the child's right eye, causing
instant DEATH
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TELEGRAMS TO THE STAR.
This Afternoons Dispatches.
associated Press Reports.

LIBERAL CsRIslIANs.
NEW YORK, Dee. S.-ren different churches
IN Brooklyn Yesterday rendered the ase OF their
editees 20 tie Rev. Dr. Tslmadss's baEnei-oat
soCiety.
TEN CREW OF A rourpKRsp srKANRR.
Capt. w hitehead and the crew and passengers
OF the steamer st. Louis, which recently foun-
dered, arrived here yesterday on the steam sr
George Cromseil. The 81. Louis, shortly sftar
leaving New Orleans, struck ON the sanken
steamer General Grant. but no leak was then
discovered. Twenty-fonr hours afterwards y
heavy leak was discovered in the ait oompart-
ment, which increased 50 rapidly tina. the ship
was abandoned, all hands taking TO the life
boats.
IT Is UNTRUE
that A. L. Stewart broke his leg or suffered any
accident on Saturday night.
1wo or TIE STRIKING SILK WAIVERS
al Patterson, N. j., are under arrest for threat
enIng wor man Who continued at work until
on strike, and as a consequence d large nam-
Der on Poor women and young girls have hsen
discharged, whoee branch of work depended
upon the men.
commenced to-day. There was a large stten l.
aGce OF spectators, including his father and
mother. Ex-Judge Fullerton opened the case
which be reviewed the facts Connected with the
murder OF FIX, which have heretofore been
published. He attributed the murder to re-
Wseree T IL1m Deins beaten at every point by Fisk
attention TO the laslessness OF the times, an a
said the question prominent in the community
was whether criminals should be arrested, and,
when arrested. whether they shall be punish eli,
and stop put to the bloodshed. Bad men
regarded the law Furnishing murder with death
as played out; and ii this state OF things is per
mitted to go on, we shall soon be in a state OF
anarchy. The testimony of Z. q. Hill was
taken-who saw Fisk coming mp stairs and
Stokes IRE at him-the same as In the former
trial.
WOODRUFF AND CHAPLIN
have been indicted by the oyer and teTminer
grand jury for alleged libel ON X. q. Challis.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-12-23

SUICIDE OF A VIReTeIAN.-In 1872 Mr.. WIN.
b. ShuPe, of Montgomery county. Pa. pur-
chesed the Lebanon White Sulphur Springs in
Augusta county, about II miles from StOantOn,
Va, and went there to reside. Not long since
his business affairs became involved and hs
went 20 Philadelphia TO strsighten them.
While there security debt for $1,000 was
Unexpectedly brought against him and san
further involved his affairs. In despair, ne got
q pistol and one night last week shot himself
He was dead when found.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-12-23

From Eurepe To day.

EMANCIPATION OF SLAVERY IN PORTO RICO.
MADRID, Dec. 23.-The bill providing for the
emancipation of slaves in Porto Rico, was read
in the senate to day.
THIRTY PERSONS DROWNED.
PARIS, Dec. pa dispatch from Bordeaux
says the Liverpool packet ERIN ania went ashore
SATURDAY, evening, during a violent storm, on
sandbaDk at the mouth of the river Gironde TIE
water soon began to break the vessel, and the
passengers and crew were compelled TO take 10
tie rigging, from which thirty persons were
weshed away and drowned. The remainder
after passing the entire night in their perilou.
position, were rescued Sunday morning by a
French steamship.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-12-23

ARRESTS FoR- BETSG CONCERNED IN THg
FORGERY OF MISSISSIPPI wARRANTs-.JaS.
NJ. Currie, chief deputy in the New Orleans
navel Office of the custom house, was arrested
on Friday and sent 10 Jail at jackson, Miss on
the charge OF being concerned In the Mississip-
pi warrants forgery case. Halt a million OF
these warrants have been sold Throughout the
country. W. r. Bunbam and Edward Thorn
linson were arrested some time ago in New
York, and DIR. q. s. Swan and W. g. Street
were arrested in New Orleans on the same
charge.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-12-23

BRILIGERErT PAssENGBR.-Ias' week.
while the passenger train on he q. < -. X r.
wac going At twenty-five miles an hour, near
Craigsyille, Va, a Young man named HarrI-
son, while under the influence OF hguDr At
tempted 70 pass from one car 10 another and
rolled on. The train was stopped and he was
taken aboard IN an unconscious condition. w N
an ugly wound on has head. While the SYM
pathizing crowd were looking at him awaiting
his death, the voung fellow woke up under the
impression that some one had strnek him. AID
offered 10 whip any passenger aboard he train
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RrTERRINo TO rEr Will of the late Edwin

REFERRING TO TIE WILL Of the late Edwin
Forrest, the Philadelphia Age remarks ..that
nc merton il made in IL OF Mrs Forrest who
we believe, was never divorced from her hus-
band, and may assert her rights a a widow
These, in Pennsylvania, will not materially
Diminish the hequest of the widow has only A
life estate in one third, and thai is bat a tran
slent interruption OF q bequest 10 a permanent
Charity. In the personal estate, Mrs. Forrest
unless there has been some obstace interpOsed
by voluntary stipulation, will, we suppose,
have an absolute interest in one-fhiId.v
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-12-23
Sr'CIpR IN CKNrRAL PARK.-Yestarlava LII

SU'CTDR IN GENITAL PARK.-Yestsriay AZ
ternoon information was received AZ the cor
oner's Office from Mr.. Frederick Law o. m-teal
OF the Central Park commission, that a few
hours previously man named Charles john
son, about nifty wears of age, had commit Ell
suicide in the park by shooting himself with a
Derringer pistol, but the motive that prompted
TIE man 20 terminate his existence did not ap-
pear. The body OF deceased, who lived in -
east IT. street, was sent 20 the morgue, AMI Cor
oDer Herman notified to hold an inquest.-N
J.. Herald. 22G.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-12-23
Damaged by the Breaking of an lee
Gorge

CINCIENATI, Dec. 23.-The ice gorge at New
tanner, coal dealers, lost between eighty and
ninety thousand bushels Of coal, which was in
barges fast in the ice. All the steam boats
escaped damaged by the constant efforts of those
engaged on them. Further losses are expected
when the gorge above gives way.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-12-23
AN - RIsoNRD HUsBAND ~ RELKAsK.

AN lMrRIscNED HUSBAND sKEKs RELEASE.
David Li,htenstein. nearly two wears 40. MAJ
red Phehe Hart, sister OF josh Hart OF sbe
1heater COmique. The married life OF the
couple was Tar from happy. ae was iusanelv
Jealous, she alleges, ana treated her 20 harshiy
That she was compelled TO leave him and 20 sac
f0I limited divorce. This she secured. the
court ordering her husband 20 paw her - 4
week alimOEy and 80 counsel fees. ne ne
elected 10 do so, and was put in Lad'OW street
jail Tor contempt Of court. He applied vesfer-
cay 10 be released. Judge Leonard reserved
CeCision.-A. y. World 2lSt
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Another European Complication
Threatened.

ENGLAND THREATENS To INTRRFERB WITH
RUssIA's EASTERN SCHEMES.
ST. PETERSBURG. Dec. 23.-The Russian
World newspaper in its tissue to-day says fh.
British ambassador at st. Petersburg has mott
fed Prince Gortschakoff that If Russian troops
penetrate the countries between Khiva aud
Afgh anistan, England will be compelled to in-
tertere in support of the Afghan independence
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-12-23
Going TO Sue the Government

NEW YORK, Dec. 23.-Captain PendIet0n, of
the brig Cyclone, which was lost OFF Fire Island
last month, intends TO make a test suit against
the government for the loss of the vessel, owing
to the light on Fire Island being extinguished on
the morning OF the occurrence although az the
time il was dark and foggy.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-12-23

SOME OF PRESIDENT GRANTS LAND N
CoURT.-On the sth Ult. the \ gersOn property
lying a short distance west OF ~. Louis wa
sold under a partition order OF the circnit c0nrf
for the benefit OF the heirs of =. VI. Hughes and
q. r Sancersor. Before this Presi lent Grant
bad purchased the interest OF Calvin n. Brrns
Ia the property. and owing 20 absence was u,r
Ware OF the IL ndency of the suit tor parfltion
or The consequent safe. and gast therefore unable
10 iahe sHch steps a. might have been necessary
10 protect his interest. These facts HAVING
been properly represented, JadSe knight or
oeTed the sale 10 be set aside YESTERDAY. tue
costs, e,cept sheriff. fees. 20 be borne by
Ulysses ). GRANT,. EoR5s rirsss DscsFaser fs
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-12-23

TORONTO, Dec. 25.-On Sunday morning the
theT mometer stood at Is degrees below zero.
EVANSVILLE, IND. Dec. 2.-Yesterday was
the coolest day since 1864. The mercury was L.
degrees below zero.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-12-23

NEW YORK, Dec. 23.-George Catlin, the
celebrated American Indian painter and trav-
eler, died this morning in Jersey CITY, OF
Bright's disease OF the kidneys, aged IS.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-12-23

THB HARPER TRAeEDY-Arrss' If fis San
posed harderer.--The brutal aud cold-bloOded
murder Of Adam Harper and bt- aged sister, al
their house, near Midway, wooaiord c0aa5y, =
little over one year ago, is still fresh in the
minds Of our readers. The authors of this afro
eioas crime made their escape a. the time and,
although every effort was m sde "a capture me m
and large rewards were offered for their apDre-
henson, they managed to elud. the Vi gilance OF
the omcers. A few days ago a cOlOred m an
Westport, Nv, and applied for work and was
employed. While talking 90 him. Mr. Sheets
noticed that he fully answered % the descrit-
ton given of enc OF the murderers of Hr aud
Miss HsTper, and at once arrested him aul
locked him ul.-LOaiSrile (Kgl Caamereia.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-12-23

THE OLD, OLD SMALLPOX STORY OVER
AeAIN.-A Boston paper tells the cheerful story
of physician who stepped into a horse-car the
other day, and after using his nostrils q moment
all passengers to hear, " Somebody In this car
has got the smallpox. can smell il. Those
who are afraid Of II had better get out" With
one exception the passengers moved out speed
WHO had . large bundle in her lap. The ply
STEFAN asked her what the package contained,
and she told him 1t was none Of his business.
He made it his business TO investigate, how
ever, and found that the bundle contained the
CORPSE Of young child that had died Of the
rall-pox.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-12-23
Fires

DETROIT, Dec. 25.-McDOnsld's machine
shop, at Lapeer, was burned yesterday. Loss,
FPS 600.
BosToN, Dec. ga fire on Washington
street this morning, in addition to burning ont
Mrs. Charlotte Adsms' corset establishment
badly managed the stock OF Williams merchaaf
tailor, i'm the same building. The fire then
spread into Temple p lace. burning Nos. s.. 50
and 81, occupied by Il. 4. Fuster, gentlemen :
furnishing goods; II. j. Meaghre, picture-fra n
dealer; Mrs. Grace, millIneT, aud others. The
occupants of No. 81 Washington street also
suffered from fire and water, including II. PRAY.
stationer, and A. Mosman, tailor. The total
loss il SIS, 600; mostly insured.
BARD ON THE FIREMgN.
BOSTON. Dec. % The people Of this city
were greatly excited last night in consequences
OF the frequency OF ire alarms One. WHICH
was general alarm, was caused by the dire on
Washington ST. eet. The thermometer was near
zero, and the fremen had a rough experience
IL le showing this morning
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-12-23
Special NOTICES.
Decidedly food.
MIS-. JONES CoU8H MIXTURE,
FOR

CoEshs. Colds, RosrteEass. CToAp, Asthma aaa
BrOgseatiIS-
highly RECoMEENpEp.
Cases OF consump ioD, whether recent or advanced,
il RTesty relieves. all that have used il III heer
fully attest to its great virtues curative for 81
ills arising from q slisht cough, cold, &C.
SIMPLE But RPFICACIoUs.
To he within the reach of CIV, ~ one II is PIT ne
in zoe. and bottles.
For sale only by
ARTHUR EATTANS, Druggist.
dec2l-tr Cor. Cd and u streets n. w.
Gard.
Clergy man, while r siding IN South America,
missionary discovered safe and sim pie rer1euy
for the cure of Nervous Wessu ess, Early Decay,
Disease Of the Urinary and Seminal Organs, and rhe
whole 81 ain Of disorders brought BY bsnefu and
vicious habits. Great numbers have been cured By
this noble remedy Prom pied BIZ desire 10 benefit
the eriicted aud unfortunate, will send the recipe
Ter preparing and using this medicine, IN sealed
envelope. to any one who needs II. Ffss Of CR1ygs
Address, JOSEPH T. INMAN,
Station d, Bible House,
n ar22-ly New York CITY. }
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Sn low
PORTSMOUTH.

FoRTsMoCTH, n. H, Dec. "a heavy
snow storm, from the southwest, commenced
here at O'Clock this morning. The mercury
was at zero at sunrise.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-12-23

More Explosions Of Range Boilers
CINCINNATI, Dec 23.-Two more range boilers
exploded here yesterday, caused by the cold
plOsiOn-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-12-23

LOST HIS VOTE AND Cor NO DAMAGss-
Mr.. Samuel jackson, Of Berry's district, instf-
tutedsuit against the judges of election in that
district for refusing to receive his vote at the
recent election In this county, laying his dam
ages at SO .000 1t seems that the judges had
arranged that so many persons (25 should come
up the aisle, in the place OF voting, and deposit
their ballots and then return q different way. In
this case Mr.. jackson disregarded the arrange
ment and pressed forward to deposit his ballot
which the judges declined TO receive, The case
was brought up for trial on Thursday last, and
after the hearing of the testimony the case was
submitted to the jury without argument, when
they returned in a few minutes with q verdict
in favor of the judges-RobkriUs (Ndl SentiaeE-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-12-23

KILLED RY CooKINe RANGB.-Mrs Samuel
Knox, residing in Harrisburg, Va. was killed
yesterday morning by the explosion of cook
ing range, the water in the pipes having frozen
Two other accidents of the same kind are
are reported; one with fatal result.
WIFE MURDER IN LoupouN Co., vA-ws
are infoIme that David Brooks, col0red IN an
living near Bowie depot, In this county, killed
his wife on Thursday last, by cutting her thro Il
from carte ear. Cause, supposed 70 De, Jealousy
Leestsyg WaskiRotoHian- eatEs
tTHB Stokes JURY II now Complete. II
comprises six merchants. one architect. one i'm
surance agent, one carpenter, one builder, one
printer, and q brick manufacturer.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES and SMALLPOX are
spreading in Nashville.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-12-23

ORION RKsELLs HIS TRIBUNE STOCK TO
WHITELAw RRID.-Wm. Orion, after consid-
cradle negotiation, has resod to Whitelaw Reid
fifty shares out of the hundred constituting the
capital stock of the N. Y. Tribune association
for q large advance on the price at which he
last week purchased it. He retains one share,
and 1t is further agreed that he shall be elected
one Of the trustees OF the association, thus SCI
curing it the benefit of his wide influence and
recognized business ability.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-12-23

ALABAMA STILL HAS Two LEGISLATURES
Candee, Independent republican, has bsen
elected dOOrkeeper of the Alabama house of
representatives. A resolution offered by BOYD,
democrat, declaring that the house having duly
elected all the officers required, should be inn
mediately declared duly and permanently
organized under the plan of the Attorney Cen
eral, and that failure or refusal so to do would
he bad faith to the Attorney General and the
people OF the state, was voted down-ali the
republicans voting against it. The court house
legislature continues to hold daily sessions, and
the governor sent them a message on Saturday,
recommending increased taxation of a hundred
per cent. bill was passed by them, authorz q.
ing the issue of 81 C0 900 in bonds. The demo-
Gratis say this duplication of legislatures with
the same officers presiding in both, argues bad
faith, and they will again appeal to the Alto :
ney General If it is not discontinued.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-12-23
EVENING STAR.
Washington News and Gossip.

IErsssAL RsvBsUE.-fhe receipts from this
source to- day were $503, isS u.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-12-23

TEE INTERNAL REVENUE TAX ON SAVINGS
BANK DEPosITs.-The commissioner of inter-
nal revenue has instructed the supervisors Of
the various districts that in the semi.annual
returns Of those savings banks which have no
capital stock and do no other business than
receiving deposits to be loaned or invested for
the role benefit of the depositors, the taxable
average deposits for the month OF July, 1872
must be ascertained under the provisions OF the
act OF June 80 1851, which made all the de posts
OF $50 and over liable to assessment For the
remaining i've months mp TO January ~, 1878, }
they are to he ascert4ined under the PROVISIONS
or the act OF June 9, 1872, which exempts all de-
postts Of = 0O0 and under. Tie new law is con-
sirued 10 to exempt i, 600 cut of the deposit of
person whose deposit exceeds that sum, but
simply to exempt the bank from taxation upon
all deposits under that amount in the name of
one perSOn. In the case OF all deposits exceeding
amount without any exemption whatever.