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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1873-07-31
Grand Larceny.
THE TRANSPORTATION DIFFICULTY.
Determined Action OF the New York Mey-
chants.

Determined Action Of the New York NIev-
chan
The inadequate facilities for transporting freights
to the West and the determinations made by rail-
way managers in favor Of Philadelphia, Baltimore
and Boston in their freight tariffs have created
deep feeling among down town merchants whose
business is constantly being embarrassed by these
causes. 1t has been proposed to get an express
sion of opinion on this subject from the whole
mercantile community whose interests are affected
10y the lack oil transportation accommodation, and
TO that end committee has been appointed, COM
prising Messrs. b. b. Sherman (chairman) John +.
Henry, II. b. Claim, +. B. Thurber, c. +. Wyman,
William Duryea, B. p. Baker and James Pyle.
invited to Join the organization and to subscribe
SIS each towards defraying it's expenses. The
members OF the committee are authorized to
receive subscriptions meeting to report prog
ress will be held In q few days, and arrangements
are making for public meeting at Cooper Insti-
,tute at an early date.
Among the measures of relief likely to be urged
In view OF the annual freight blockade Is the en-
largement OF the Erie and Champaign Canals so as
to allow lake propellers to come through to the
Hudson. The Chamber OF Commerce sent memo
rial to the Legislature last Spring asking Tor the
needed Improvement In the Erie Canal, and the
bill to authorize the Champain Canal enlargement
passed both houses at Albany but failed to obtain
the Governors approval it is stated Through some
technical objection. Congress will probably be
asked to look into the alleged eXtortions OF the
railway freight mOnopolists.
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A CORNER IN COAL.
Sale OF $4,000 Tons of Scranton Coal-A
Marked Increaae I'm RrfcAs.

Sale OF $4,000 Tons of Scranton Coal-A
Marked Increase in Prices.
Yesterday morning 200 tons Of Scranton coal
were sold by auction by John II. Draper Co., at
the saesroom Of the Delaware, Lackawanna and
Western Railroad Company, at 26 Exchange place,
at prices considerably higher than were paid at the
June sale held in the same place. The attendance
was large, and, previous 10 the commencement OF
she sale, good deal OF conversation toek place re-
speeding the coal combinations recently formed,
and 1t TRANSFERRED that the prevailing idea was TO
keep prices up. When the bidding opened it was
At once seen that 1t was OF spirited character ana
that the combination before alluded to existed in
posed OF with great rapldity, the buyers all taking
large quantities. Rumors existed that large for
cign orders mad been received in this city. No
lump coal was offered for sale. The following Is
the average advance In the different classes OF
stove, 7Hc.; chestnut, 132<c., per tom The prices
obtained this month compare as follows with those
OF the last sale =
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GOVERNMENT BONDS.

This class OF securities continues to maintain the
strength by which they have been characterized
for several days. The dealings, however. were
only moderate, owing to the diniculty OF
securing an abundant supply. The foreign
demand for the bonds is still undated.
The prices OF the day are quoted as fol-
lows limited States currency skies, 1146 a
114,s do. skies, 1881, registered 11sx 1881; do.
do. do, coupon 11ok 40; do. nve-twenties.
registered. May and November, ICY III; do.
do, 1882 coupon do, 1l7,< MY; do. do, 1864,
do. do. 117ss NIX; do do, 1885, do. do, llok
49,. d.. 1875 registered January and July, 1lo<
ALI do. do. 1885, coupon, d. III. l17X; do do,
1857, do. do, 11sk a 1l9; do do, 1858, do do,
lls}l llti do. teuiorties. registered 1lAx llS
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HE RT s.
CONTINUED FROM EIGHTH PAGE.
business until the decision, the Board OF Health
would agree not to remove the vessel. Inis ouer
was not accepted, and no stay was granted.
BUSINESS IN THE OTHER COURTS
SUPREME COURT.
SUPREME CUUhI
A Case About Bonds-Divorce and ALI
mOny.
Before Judge T

m0ny.
Before Judge Pratt.
Georgianna Alden brought suit in Connecticut
against her husband, Stephen Fl. Alden for divorce
ON various grounds. In that suit she demanded
alimony, and, as q basis, estimated his property
ms worth at least four hundred thousand dollars.
subsequently she, finding that he was in this city,
and, as she heard, about to go away, began q
similar suit here, and procured writ of ne Great
I'm other words, an order of arrest against him.
He avoided the arrest by depOsiting $4,000 OF
the bonds OF the Toledo wabash and West
ern Railroad, subject to the Joint order OF
the counsel OF himself and his wife, There
Mrs. Alden returned to Connecticut and prose-
cuted the Connecticut suit to Judgment. that Court
liking her alimony In gross at 100000. Mr. Alden
has now brought suit against his former wife and
whom the bonds are deposited, 10 restrain one
from parting with and the other from obtaining
possession OF the bonds he charges that he was
arrested while lying sick IN mis- hotel on the 22d OF
March, and was kept in Custody until the oath,
beng sick that the SherifY's officer did not take
that while under arrest and Incapactated by his
sickness he was taken to the Office OF plaintiffs
COUNSEL where he was forced to give the bonds and
$l2,5OO in money.
Decisions.
BY Judge Pratt
In the Matter OF Wilmerding & Mount vs.. n. Fl.
Fowler.-Motion denied with costs.
Paine vs. DISQUALIFICATION granted judgment
to stand as security.
Gerswein VS.. Albracht.-Motion TO vacate order
OF arrest denied.
BY Judge Daniels.
Spague VS.. LaZare-MotiOn granted
Cenles VS.. MISREPRESENTATION to continue in
junction denied.
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EUROPEAN MARKETS.

LoNpox MONEY MARKrT-LoNDoS, July 30-12 80 r. M
81 new Ses a Erie a GHus shares M
Eric Railway shares 46s 40 r -Consols, for the
old ga ls67s 9iiH ten;forties 9l'd new fves, 90s
rnais BouRsE:-pAHls July 3d. M-Renies 81 Sc
MSales Of cotton shipped from Savannah Chareston
not below low mIddlings deliverable July, at l3l6d.
The market is firm and tending upward; mddlng up.
lands, SGD. Sad mddling Orleans, I'd. 9sd. Sales
sales Of cotton shipmed from savannah or Charleston,
were American Sales Of cotton shipped from Savan-
nah or Charleston deliverable September and October,
at sgd.
LIvERPooL BREApsrUrvs MARKEr.-LIvERPooL. July 30
7. M-The market is quiet.
LONDON PRODUCE MARKET -LoNpoN, July W-Even-
ing-Linseed oil, ES3 los ton Spirits turpentine
32s cMt.
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TonBs POLICE COURT.

The Effects or Fourth Ward Benzine.
On Tuesday evening Denis Sullivan and Patrick
mccarthy, both living at 20 Cherry street
met IN liquor store in the neighborhood,
and had several rounds Of drinks together Finally
they became drunk and noisy aud were elected
from the store by the proprietor. They then went
to another bucket shop and hoisted in two or three
more basins, after which they started for home.
When they arrived at the house discussion arose
as to their relative pugstic merits, each maintain
ing his own physical superiority. The wOrdy dis
cussion finally eliminated IN rough and tumble
fstic encounter in which Sullivan was coming out
second best. Seeing that he could not whip
AcCarty. Sullivan ran into the house and got an
axe with which he came OUT again and struck
McCarty three violent blows on the head, cutting
him severely, but not INJECTING necessarily danger
GUS wounds. mccarthy cried out 'Murder!" and
brought to his assistance Officer Mcdonald, of the
Oak street police who arrested Sullivan He was
brought before Justice Hogan yesterday morning
and committed in default of 81, 900 bail.
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BOSTON WOOL MARKET.

BosToN, July 20, 1873
The receipts of new fleece wool from the West
reach considerable figure and afford good
which to select The market steady current
prices. Manufacturers are free purchasers but
willing TO nay over Acc. Soc per To- TOR good Michigan,
Ohio and Pennsylvania heeccs; and choice lots
double Ohio and Pennsylvania selling 4sc
50c ID. Delaine and comhing ieeces have been In
demand at Soc SOC lb. with occasional lot of
very choice combng at an advance on the latter rate
There is little Canada cOmbing on the market and
It Is held nominally at 60c 65c California wool is
steady the best selling AZ &c. and down to zoe. CSC for
poor and bury Spring. The large receipts of California
wool have not caused any accumulation Of that descrp
ton on the market
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Ihe are based on cotton IN Store running In
grade quoted
scriptons. From the outp0rts we heard OF sales
q 1000 bags Rio ex Frederick. TO arrive at
cargoes, is4c. 1916; tar cargoes, lsa4c Z
I9c good cargoes, ls4e isc prime cargoes, ss4c.
b, 60 90 DAYS credit; Java govern mt bags 2!c
lyc Ceylon lsc. ac Maracaibo, l9c Zoe Laguayra,
igc a ac. Jamaica, ls1sc 1915 st Domingo, nc;
Maabar IShc isc Mexican, lsc. I9c Manila lstsc
l9c Angostura 1916 a l9c. Savana, l8Isc l9sc
Curacao, lS,zc. l9c., gold 90 a 30 DAYS credit
FLOUR AND GRAM Reccipts-Flour, sIs7 bills. wheat
"a 4S9 bushels; corn, ~, 800 do; meal, 6l0 Dbls
oats 59Oo6 bushels. The -four market ruled dull and
heavy but prices nomnaliy the same. The sales
last foot up about O.iO bbs prices within
the range of the appended quotations Corn meal was
in good demand and Sales L750 bbs So for
golden So 50 tor golden star SO rs S. 20 Tor Brandy
and 81 Is 81 IS for Western Feed quiet but
steady sales ~ TONS 100 lbs at $22 per Quoted as
ollows:l00 lbs shorps y22 sZ3 loo lbs or NO mid
ding ST. %; ~ lbs. No. middngs SO; lbs or
No feed, $50; 10 lbs medium iced. Sly 10 lbs or No.
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FlNANClAL and COMMERClAL.
THE FOREIGN MARKET.
A Further Reduction of the Bank Rate
Anticipated This Week.
THE SITUATION AT HOME.
Considerable Animation Among
the Stocks.
THE LAKE SHORE LINE.
The Probability of Its Lease to the New
York Central Railroad.
GOLD FIRM, BUT DULL.
Railroad Bonds Strong, Advancing
and Popular.
MI O N T. Y Il A = Y.
The LAKE SHORE LINE.
The Probability Of Its Lease to the New
York Central Railroad.
GOLD FIRM, BUT DULL.
Railroad Bonds Strong, Advancing
and Popular.
MI O N T. " Il A = Y :.
WALL STREET, |
WEDNESDAY, July 800 p. M. !

l
WEDNESDAY July 800 p. M
On Change to-day cotton was in moderate de-
mand with prices ruling steady for spot and easier
for the early future months. Flour continues
heavy wheat was lower and corn active and nrmer.
THE FOREIGN MARKET.
Advces by cable from London to-day indicate an
unusual and remarkable condition Of ease in that
market 1t is doubtless due to the temporary
presence Of a large amount OF gold accumulated on
account of Germany and made available for the
moment in the loan market The rate OF discount
on three months bills in open market is reported
to be q per cent below the bank rate. The follow
ing were the quotations at the close of business
Consos for money, 92H a92I; consols for account,
92H 92ss; five twenty bonds OF 1865 (old), 94h a
944; fivetwenty bonds of 1851 94 ten-.orty bonds,
914; new hves, 902S 9O4; Erie Railway shares,
4614 461a; Illinois Central Railway shares, 81 q SO;
new French loan, go q 6H per cent pre-.
MUM. The advance in consols and American
securities was undoubtedly caused by the easy
money and the report that the Bank of England rate
of discount will be reduced tomorrow. The bull
lion which went into the Bank of England on bal
ance to-day was $4,000. The Paris rentes were
buoyant at 56f 4Oc. In Amsterdam American secu-
rites were quiet and firm, with prices unchanged.
THE MONEY MARKET
exhibited no material change. Loans on call were
effected at and A per cent the bulk OF business
being done at the lower figure. Lake Shore and
New York Central were renewed at ger cent, and
non dividend paying stock called for 4 per cent.
Moderate dealings marked the discount market.
the rates being 51s ca per cent for 30 days ac-
ceptances, those longer date ranging from Ga to
TX. Foreign exchange remained dull and NOM.
inal at 1857 100 for prime sixty days. sterling
and 1895 lO9Z for short sight
GOLD FlRM-115gS A 115X.
The gold market offered no new features except
in the loan department, where 1-64 of per cent
was charged for the use Of gold until tomorrow.
The types yesterday were made to say that the
huctuatlOn in prices was unnatural" They
should have said that the nuctuation was imma-
teria-a remark that will apply equally well TO the
transactions OF to-day, the range being from 1l5%
to 1864. The following table Will show the condi-
tion OF the market at the respective periods
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JEFFERSON MARKET POLICE COURT,

The Jurisdicti0n of Police Justices.
At the Jefferson Market Police Court on Friday
last before Justice Ledwith, woman named Julia
Pogo was arraigned on the charge Of vagrancy
and sentenced to the Worknouse for six months.
Her counsel, Mr.. Joseph N. Stlner. at applied
1Or writ OF habeas corpus from Judge Pratt OF the
Supreme Court, VINO, upon tile examination on
Tuesday, decided that the Justice had Jurisdiction
to commit the prisoner only for sixty days. and that
the commitment being therefore illegal, she must
be discharged.
Grand Larceny.
Lewis Mcdonald, boy thirteen years OF age,
was arraigned before Justice Fowler, yesterday.
charged with stealing $1O2 from Calvin B. Water
bury, Of314 West Eleventh street. He pleaded guilty
to the charge and was committed in default Of bail
to answer.
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SHOCKING DEATH.

John J. Donaldson an infant only eighteen
months Old, whose parents live at $50 West Fifty
fourth street, was almost instantly killed BY falling
from fourth story window and !mpaling himself
ued.
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Wheat was dull heavy and ic. lower, prime No. Mil.
Il al August a The sales ws about S
ShssaS Nsrhyssss 0s Tor 70 = MiiwaS
@ neS white i Delaware
The sSes s %ars Srn s e
&c lor steamer s S5c &C. &c TOR sail mixed sc 5s,c
the 1900 part last evenn
deliverable in september al 5s5c SOC. oats were
bushels; q i0c &c icT black c &C. mixed
msnd Tor aigEs WITH sse bid Na' 'a as
commodaon. BY vessels the berth With rates ruling
T aodd na sady tor other
an ana trade With the market
@ ssTtsS sr's s s sfSs
Silease e. o. 100 bales q cotton at sid: TO
tallow a. Sss 3D. 100 boxes bacon a! 1000 boxes
saess ~ a't ann s. ss %S"r lard
qo sd & To aSss. an ey @ s0 s
charters comprise Three Italian tsrks arrive hence
same voyage. $500 quarters grain. at s. ia; an
knsd sS s Sn'sa
S 3" s
onpiyne g ,er%s Italian bark hence SaTssss
Of DO Sc and Sl6 grstuity Swedish BARK, %
' sS p sS a. a.
Continent tai port excluding Dutch, 1000 bbls OF refined
pctroleum on private terms
The market continued auiet for round lots
but the iobbng trade moderately fair At steady
figures We append our former quotations as follows
do clayed &c 2sc.: do, muscovado. refining, &c. a
Soc dor do grocery &c. 4Oc. Porto Rico SOC. Coo.
English Islands, 25c &C.; New Orleans, Csc. u Soc.
NAVAL sroREs-rhe market for spirits OF turpentine
continued quiet and about steady Large lots would not
bring oyer &c. but small lots OF merchsntable were
rs bbls at 4ssc for southern and Sc. New York:
Rosin continued IN good demand and Arm. strained
quoted at 81 % " 10 for good We heard
sales Of o bbls strained IS TO- 700 bb ofow No. at
S. n 80 bbls OF No at % 20 bbls Of No at 50 70
10 bbs o, pale At Tar and pitch were neg
PErRoLEuM market for refined petroleum con-
tinued dull, with prices somewhat easier. Lots for
prompt delivery could be had at 7c but the bids were
not above 71sc Crude in bulk was and NOM
inay quoted atIc TIC for prompt delivery. and &C.
iuture Cases were quiet but Quoted steady at
and entirely nominal quoted at ec l0c for Western
following fgurcs-0n City, 81 30; Tltusvilc 81 say
81 IS; Petroleum Centre and Parkers 81 ISL Tdeoute
and Housewife, u 10 The Philadelphia market was
inactive and prices nominal Refined quoted at l75Sc
PsoyIsloSs- Recelpts-Pork none beef 8 packages:
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For future delivery basis low mddling) the sales have
been follows SALES last evening three O'Clock
July $40 at 70 5lSc 100 at os August 100 at 10 o.lGc
at c Total sG ,oo bales s. ses to-day Up t. three
At 20 9s2c, 400 at 2oc, 500 at ec, 30 at 20 Lie.
800 at 2oc 200 at isSc 800 ct Ioc, 30o at ~ e
go Ct 10 Sss 800 at y i, at y %, s6c 800 a6
500 at - lsssc ao at Is'sc, lO5 at e li;ssc 7o6
200 at Is3sc; September 800 at lsc 10, At - 5s2c
ton, IS bales New Orleans I'll Mobile, IL Savannah, 3e
los Total 100 This day last week, 2i4c This day
Havre by steam, &c. san, lc., compressed. TO Ham
burg by steam. lc. To Bremen by steam. &c. To Liv-
erpool by steam 5l6d sad by sail. b.l6d. I'D We
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COURT CAlskpAs-IAIs DAY.

SUPREME CoURT-Hed by Judge Pratt.-Nos. 49,
&c. 6s 90, 70, 104, 105 49, 179, 1856, 1885, 1S9, 2l0
232, PAT, 275, 276. 277.
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Qutet-Petroleum Easicr-Spirits Tur-
pentine Duli-Rosin Firm-Whislkey
Higher.
WEDNESDAY. July 500 p M.
Business was still moderate to-day, though show
Ing some improvement In some quarters There
was rather more stir in dry goods, hardware, &c,
while on 'Change there was no decided change.
Flour was dull and IN buyers favor. Wheat was
dull and lower with Tree sellers at the decline.
Corn was fairly active and iirmer. There was some
speculative feeling, which led to sales to some ex-
tent for forward delivery. Oats were also nrmer,
though not especially active. Whiskey was in de-
mand and frmer. PORK was steady, while lard was
dull and heavy, closing lower. Groceries were
quiet and steady Cotton quiet and unchanged for
spot, but easier for futures Petroleum dull and
easier. Spirits turpcntnc duh and weak, while
rosn was in good demand al full prices.
CoTroN.-The market for spOs cotton was mo eratey
active, and, although the annexed quotations show
decline, there sales made that would
higher quotation than 1870. for low mid ling or on
basis for the other grades The whole market was
weak, closing with a continued downward tendency.
especially for the low les For delivery the
market generally weak. July decin cd &C., white
the other months were without quotable change. We
sum up thus:-
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Officers connected with the Treasury Department
have arrived in Washington from London, bring.
ing with them all the bonds redeemed by the Syn
dictate up to the 18th inst, amounting to about
ten millions, and closing up the first fifty millions.
The Assistant Treasurer to-day paid out $4,000
on account of interest and $4,000 in redemption
OF fvetwenty bonds The receipts from customs at
this port to-day were $685. 900. The receipts IRON in
ternal revenue amounted to $265, lag.
RAILROAD BONDS
con thine to manifest much strength, nearly all Of
the sales at the Board to-day being indicative Of
firm and advancing prices. New York Central
sevens us7o) improved to 1888; Erie, third mort.
gage, to l0l,S; Buffalo, New York and Erie, first
mortgage, to 93A; Hudson River sevens, second
mortgage, to los: Union land grants, to 72 do. In
come tens, to 60; Chicago and Northwestern conso-
dated bonds to 9314; Great Western, second mort
gage. to s7s New Jersey Southern, first mortgage,
to FAX; Cleveland and PittsDurg, fourth mortgage
to So. The following were the bids as. amended at
a. call.
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$4,000 Tenn 6's, n. ..s3
LOCO Missouri b's. E.
5000 Brooklyn SIS, W |
lUOOO Georgia rs BIC
10000 n Y G rs, rs. ..
1000 Buff. N Y 4 4 LIST.
300 Hud r I'd, $ ( BIDS.
100 Tn Pac LIST IN. ..
6Ur0 do. :.
2OOM U Pac los, inc. -.
5000 Chic q N W con.
1000 CT West I'd m. -.
1000 U a NJ "a IN. -. .b3
5000 Bur. q X a. NJ lst-.
lOOU DO.
1000 Del h II reg, '9l.
20D shs Canton Co. be
1876 ID Il ii Canal.......
2U Con Coal. ..b3
1C0 Am Express. -.
100 U : Express. :. b c
% ~ n pitts ntt 40
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The rates paid for carrying gold balances were 3,
~, l. 2 ex Clearing House, nat /, IL, 2 and nat;
while borrowers subsequently paid as follows:--1
ex Clearing House, nat 1-34 and per cent. The
operations Of the Gold Exchange Bank to-day
were as fOllows-
Currency balances OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. 2435, 800
uTOSS ClcdIduCcS.........
The steamship Russia which sailed TOR Europe
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FINANCIAL.

A REASONABLE RATES-MONEY ON LIFE AND
n Endowment Insurance Policies Mortgages and other
Securities. Insurance OF all kinds effected with hest
companies j. }. HABRICH a. Co, III Broadway
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CLOSING pRICEs-3 O'CLOCK PM.
COMMERCIAL REPORT.

Cotton Quiet for spot at Unchanged
Pricos-Flour Heavy-Wheat Lower
Corn and Oats Active and Firmer-
Pork Stcndy-Lard Lower-Groccrles
Qufet-PetrOleum Easier-Spirits Tur-
pentfne Duli-Rosin Firm-Whiskey
HIGHER.
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do. do, coupon, ll5K l15A; do. nves Of 1881,
registered, ll4zs 1l5x; do. do. do, coupon, l16
q 1l6H.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1873-12-11
A CARD.

At the threshold Of my new avocat'on. ~ . a
necessary that should pause long enough =, 80. 10Y On
f.ur brief words concerning myself nave u r.har
no,.c county A good while and am IN DEBT "he
rom nv own announcement or from DINER cA"st 81,
!, 90 needless to state Like most human beings w
have AN individuality of their own nave en .., :
a.,,er u,vself that also have friends. VI oo,
-, ,rnpd Proud Of nv enemies because. geneIans
aah,ng 7 believe they are OF class OF oelnes
p .nmi.y ia credtabie to its fortunate possesso.
"a nrond OF those deem my friends, because. :"
aass their friendship we're an honor 10 any, ,.I
~ ~, ,rn., honorable walks Of life. But n"twl.n
.nding nv Indebtedness. and personal unpoPn" :,
81. have not done nor sought to do. as many "
hc.s ne, ted favorites ia this county nave uono
80 not rnn away to avoid my creditors. nor ~
.,o.a "a have, however, done one act-who VA
plvp,s .hrnw s,ones at me for 1t has done less =
WI" a.n .hose nnaconanted with the circumstance.
=. GO construed or might yet constr,ie 70 NY
u ,y -. and out Of which some OF m! enc
up &c seeking to make capital. refer TO the cal
H.. made of this county few months ago LOT SUI
49,. In a PAPER which. in company with =. ~
nj, nronosed to start ut Boise CITY, by tnat eau
tue Collected a small sum Of money, some OF wnlon
re,nrned; the sickness and otncr CAUSE ss
n..n wanted me from paying back BUT AZ u,'
Va ~ matter was done In perfect eooo ialtn, '
III .no hnrest an intent as ever actusted any man
ard,noiy have kept and now have. list OF ~. -.
AccoIae s.h of the subssrbera TO my proposed p..
ma .hali now supply each Of them WIN cVR ~,
e .hs WOgLp, return each ME mo. as =. an,
o ~ S,Ss. IA the meantime. paper win % ~
.h.m - 70 subscribers until they oroer nM
ned.