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The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1873-10-04

V,HE STATE OF TEXAS-To the Sheriff
l. of Dallas county, Greeting: Whereas,
Lewis b. Long, Administrator OF the the es-
tate of John Long, deceased, has filed in my
Office his final account with said estate, to-
gether with his petition showing that there
are in his hands, as Administrators, 80 acres
ofland of the Adolphus Raymond survey, on
White Rock Creek, in Dallas county, valued
at sl2s0.O0; IS acres of land of the Z. a. Love-
joy survey, No. 4, valued at sll2.OO; ~ acres
of land of the Thomas Lagow league, valued
at s2sDOO; and ~ acres more or less of land,
in the city of Dallas, with three unfinished
tenement houses thereon, valued at SS2).00-
the aggregate value Of SAID Up property being
ed, is now ready for distribution among the
persons entitled to receive the same. That
Henry C. Long, Lewis b. Long, Thomas j.
Long, and Hattie Craig, and Milton Seibert,
and Libbie Bane, and the unknown heirs OF
William Selbert, deceased, and James +.
Long, all Of whom, except the said Lewis b.
Long are non-residents of the state of Texas,
are the only heirs of the said John Long,
deceased that the said James r. L9ng has
received, by way of advancement, from the
said John Long, deceased, the sum Of sl5go;Oo,
to one-fourth of said estate, that said Lewis
b. Long is entitled to one-fourth of said es-
tate, that Milton Seibert, Libbie Bane, and
George Bane, her husband, and the unknown
heirs of William Seibert, deceased, heirs at
law of WILTON Seibert, deceased, are enti-
tied to one-fourth of said estate, and that
Thomas ]. Long and Hattie Craig, children
of William Long, deceased, are entitled TO
one fourth of said estate-and asking the APP
pointment of Commissioners TO divide said
lands between the parties entitled to receive
the same.
You are therefore, hereby commanded that
YOU summons, by publication in some news
paper published in the county of Dallas, and
State ofTexas. for eight successive weeks, the
said Henry c. Long, Milton Seibert, Lbbie
Bane,and George Bane, her husband, and the
heirs OF William Scibert, deceased,
Thomas J. Long, and Hattie Craig, and =
Craig, her husband, and James r. Long-all
of whom are non-residents of the State Of
Texas, to be and appear before the Honora-
BILE the District Court In and for Dallas
county, and State Of Texas, on the first Mon
day, the sixth day OF October, 1873, then and
there to show cause, il any they have, why
said estate should not be partitiOned in ac-
cordance with said petition.'
And herein fail not, but make due return
of this writ, as required by law.
Witness, John NJ. Laws, Clerk of the Dis
triet Court Of Dallas county, Texas, and the
seal OF said Court hereon impressed, this 9TH
day OF August, A. ID. 1875.
JOHN NJ. LAWS,
elk Dist. CT. Dallas Co. Texas.
z7wSw By II. BOIL, D'pty.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1873-10-04

AMONG the constitutional amend
ments to be voted upon at the ensuing
election, is one increasing the num-
Der of Supreme Judges, and requiring
the Court to sit ut the Capital and two
other places in the State. This amend
ment is of.vitai importance To East
Texas, us is recognized by the legal
fraternity, who have so keenly felt the
deprivation Of the Tyler branch Of the
Court. East Texas is entitled to its
branch, and we presume will receive it
under this amendment.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1873-10-04
TIE GREAT FRENCH REMEDY
pKLAMARRE,s SPECIFIC FILLS

These pills arc highly recommended by the en-
tire medical faculty Of France the very best REM
edy in all cases of spernatorrlea seminal weak
ness weak spine deposits in the urine, nervous de
biity: and all the ghasily train OF diseases ar'inR
from abuse aud secret habits. They cure when all
stber remedies fall and have been used with aston
ishing success by the leading French physicians
during the past twelve years. Pamphlets of at
vice in each boxor will be sent free to any address
Price 81 Der box. Sent by mail. securely sealed
from all obsprv ,tion receipt OF price by any ah-
verised agent. Oscar c. Moses rs Cortiaudt stioet'
New York. sole General Agent for America
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FASHIONABLE MILLINERY
And Dress-Ma1xing.
MRS. j. BATH
Wishes to inform her patrons and friends thatqs
is now prepared to do
DRESS AND CLOAK MAKING

in, u.its branches with nsstness aud elegance. The
system by which Mrs Bath cuts, is at once perieo,
and artistic, impartng TO the form grace and
beauty superior all others; therefore the feels
confident Of giving general satisfaction. She has
large aud beautiful assortment OF Millinery Goods,
which she offers low. She is also prepared 70 worh
IN human hair, in all its branches both useful and
orn ,meutal, such A. Brads, Curls, Frizzcss CHG
mons, ETC., made to order. Ola hair repaired aud
de equal 10 new.
"a Neat door 70 the Foundry, Main st., Dallas.
ov sofa 12;lyr
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j. G.. Mcconnell,
Hardware, Iron, Nails and Steel
90 Elm ST.. Dallas. Texas.
HERE,S AT YOU!

Messrs. Merchants, Mechanics and General
Contractors of North and West Texas and
the City of Dallas. j beg to inform you that
from this time forward intend keeping the
largest stock of Hardware ever Kept in
Northern Texas, aud l viii sell for less
money than any house can afford TO sell for
and make living. 1 am paying no interest
on money; paying no house rent, and am
not dependent on sales of goods for the sup
port of my family; therefore, can afford and
will sell lower than the same goods have
ever been sold in this market before. l viii
Just as wei to buy in the City of Dallas as in
st. Louis; and in heavy staple goods will
sell at less prices than they can lay them
down in small quantities.
Feeling thankful for the liberal patronage
granted me heretofore by you'll will try to
merit the same in future. Give me call.
]. c. MCCONNELL.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1873-10-04

"A YOUNG lady in McMinnville, while
out on the hills blackbcrrying, was
confronted by a cougar, one day last
week. She yielded up her pannier,
and the last seen of the cougar he was
endeavoring to find some local news
in the Yamhill Reporter, and, while
engaged i'll the vain pursuit, the lady
quietly meandered homcward.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1873-10-04

SAN FRANCISCO, Bulletin, Aug. o.:
"a stylish shark of a lovely sky blue
tint, nine feet long, and weighing 475
pounds, was captured in the bay yes
terday by a party of fishermen and
brought to the city. The skin has been
carefully removed from thu body, with
the head and fins intact, and is intend
ed for shipment to the Vienna Mus
sum y
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LOST.
LOST.

Bounty warrant No. 1893. for 800 acres, issued
to VIM. II. Clemens, date not remembered
Also, donation warrant No. SIC, Tor co acres,
issued TO VIM. Il. Clemens, date not renen-
bered.- II not found within sixty days, we
shall apply 70 the Land Office Of the State oil
Ao~-0 y. JoHN HENRY BROWN a SON,
Agents for owners,
Dallas, July u, ls7s, n WI
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" AUFFMkN IL HUNGE.
BEWARE OF COUNTERFEITs
Lob hgoeoc, SIR ,sAa CLARKE ~
WV NtOSCS FEMALE I FsAEl,s

Are extensively conn,erfei.ed. Dishonest drpg-
gsts emdeayOr to soil .hc counterfcts to mas "a
greater profits. The genuine have the name ofJob
Moses OH each package. All others are worthless
limitations. The genuine pills are uniailing in D -
euro of all those painful and dangerous diseasef ~
which the female constitution is subject. II ry
moderate all excessive and cure all suppression Of
the mcnses.when caused by cold inflammation or d L.
In I'll cases of nervous aud Spinal atlec tion
pains In tn back or limbs. fatigue on slight t.
ton. pRptation of the acart, Mysteries and white
they will effect a cure vheh all other means HI yH
failed, and although very werinl, contain nOthin 8
hurtful to the most delicate constitution.
Circular in English, German aud French arouu.
each bottle gives full direction and advice.
The genuine pills are sold ut most drug store,
hut it your druggist can not supply the gennii
do no. be persuaded 10 accept any counterfeit or
bogus article but send one dollar to the sole pro
rrietOr, job Moses, Is COrtlandt street, New Yor
with name OF express Office at which you viii ca
for the package, and II bottle of the genuine pills
ely aad safely packed ia PLAIN WRAPPER, viii BE-
pnt hy return EXPRESS.
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TEXAS MILITARY INSTITUTE,
AUSTIN, TEXAS.
ACADEMIC STAFF:

COLONEL JOHN G.. JAMES, Supcrin iondent an
pr.c sos of History aud Litpra ure.
MAJOR II. II. DlNNIDbIE, Prof. ssor Of Eng'u-
ecring, Architecture. Drawing and Typography.
MAJOR r. W. JAMES C"mmandant Cadets a1t
Professor OF NaiuiAi Scenc"s
MAJOR Il. j.. BIUGKlNBRuUGH, Profess or %
Ancient Languages
MAJOR ERNEST BLUM, Prof ssor Of Modern
Languages.
CAPTAIN Il. 7. W. M1RRIsS, Professor Of Matte
MATES.
PINCKNEY JONES, Assistant Professor Of Natl
tmaics.
L. l.. PORTER. Assistant Professor Of Lafr.
}. d. snEPHEhD, NJ. D., surgeon and Professor
Of Physiology.
W. l.. McGEilEE, Adjutant.
Sixth Anuual Session ptons September ], 1873
One hundred new cadris all he admitted rcxt
sion. Send Tor Catalogues. assam
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II. d. Hunter L. W. Pattison. A. G. Evans
HCNTER, PATTISON 4 EVANS.
Commission Merchants for the st lie of
Live Stock,

Kansas Stock Yards, Kansas City, Missouri.
References-Gco. Wilson, Grneseo, Ills; First Ma
tional Bank Kansas City, Mo-; the Maston Bank,
Kansas City; John T. Alexander Stock Dealer, Ills,
d. W. Powers a Co., Bankers. Saline, Kansas; Fry;
Warner 4 Kelly Union stock Yreds. Chicago.
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s72 90 EACH WEEK.

AGENTS WANTED everywhere. business
strictly legitimate. Particulars free. Address
WORTH a CO., ST. LouiA Missouri
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S,l,SoO,ooo.

divided into 1900 cash gifts will be distribu-
ted by lot among the ticket-hOlders. The
wheel by blind children and the gifts from
another.
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PRICE OF TICKETS.

Whole tickets 5000 halves $500; tenths
or each coupon $500; eleven whole tickets
for $4,000; 22is Tickets for Sl,O00.00; lib whole
tickets for S5600.00; ;27 whole tickets for Sl0-
10000. No discount on less than 100000 worth
of tickets at time.
The unparalleled success of the Third Gift
Concert as well as the satisfaction given by
the First and Second makes it only neces-
sary to announce the Fourth 10 insure the
prompt sale of every ticket. The Fourth
Gift Concert will be conducted in all its de-
tails like the Third, and full particulars may
be learned from circulars which will be sent
free from this Office to all who apply for
them.
Tickets now ready for sale and all orders
accompanied by the money promptly filled.
Liberal terms to those who buy TO sell again.
THOS. e. BRAMLETTE,
Agent Public Library, KY, and Manager
Gift Concert, Public Library Building, Lou
isville, Ky. 4S-wtd
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a. j.. CLEMONS,
President Howard Association.
CHARLESSHEPHERD.
Editor Iron Age,


SHREVEPORT, September 3O.-Oul
most useful citizens have fallen vic
tins. The Howard association have
opened an asylum, which feeds nearly
two-thirds of the population. The f.
yer was beyond question, the Doctors
say, imported from Cuba. The
appealfor relief says:
"rhcre are seven hundred sick.
The peculiar character of the disease
requires peculiarly skilful attention
and nursing. Hundreds are without
means or employment, and the situa-
ton is heart-rending. We feel that
the great public heart will respond to
this appeal, which is eXtorted by the
most dire necessity. Our own re-
sources are nearly exhausted. The
wealthy are broken. down, the poor
are threatened with actual starvation
and the sick and dying are about to
be deprived of the comforts
that humanity can offer them.
We appeal, not to our fellow country
men, but to our fellow man for aid"
Signed by l.. II. Simmons, President
of the Howard Association, and all
the Doctors.
New ORLEANS, September 30.--A
Picayune special from Shreveport says
there is no marked change in the cpl
damic. To-day the new cases arc
probably more numerous than yester-
day on account of unfavorable weather,
but less violent than some days ago.
Some few relapses are reported. Lieu
tenant Woodroof is reported worse.
Charles Howe is reported very bad.
w A NanefiaII a resident fhn
other side of the river died Monday.
Rev. w. Il. Box, pastor of the Baptist
church, was taken to-day. There is
much suffering among the poor classes
and blacks. The Howard Association
affords assistance TO all alike. Inter-
ments to-day, Z; from yellow fever, 5;
Alexander Thompson, colored;
George Thompson, white; c.. Il.
Pritchard, Catherine Muller, Alice
Wood, George Cole, a. Howe. Drs.
Bruins, Chopin and Davidson leave for
home Thursday.
MONTGOMERY, September 30.-One
death from yellow fever. There are
some mild cases under treatment, but
its spread is not apprehended.
LOUISVILLE, September 30.AThe
Louisville Savings bank, recently
closed, has been admitted to the Clear
inghouse, making twenty-one banks
in the association.
CINCINNATI. September 30.-In gen.
eral markets better feeling was mani
tested, still but little has been done to
remove the dead lock in which matters
have fallen. Orders are here especially
for provisions, but there is very little
disposition to move under existing cir
stances. Holders of stock are general
ly firm, hoping that something may
soon transpire to set the wheels OF
commerce in motion.
NEW YORK, September 30.-The Sep
TENDER statement will show an increase
of deposits.
The customs have diminished one
half since the panic.
Henry ]. Brooks, leather dealer, has
failed.
Admiral Winslow, who commanded
the Kearsage in the fight with the
Alabama, IL dead.
The Stock Exchange and vicinity
was crowded. The members crowded
around the Presidents desk, waving
their hats and cheering. The Presi-
dent said: 1--WE care met again, affer q
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TERMS.

(Per session Of five months, specie).
Primary Department, first division, $40
Primary Department, second dlyislon, go;
parfment, S. Music on Piano so Use OF
Plano S.: Music on Guitar, by Mrs. j. A
Walker, Sl7 80 Contingent fee, u %.
Board can be had in private families az
from SO 50 to s1T per month. For further in
ormailon apply To The President, ls-M2m-
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LIST OF GIFTS.
TOTAL. 1900 GIFTS, ALL CASH,

amounting to........""...........,S 10000
The distribution will be positive whether
all the tickets are sold or not, and the l2,000
gifts all paid in proportion TO the tickets sold
ALI unsold tickets being destroyed rs ut the
First and Second Concerts, and not repre-
sented in the drawing.
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Especial to the Daily IIerald.l
MARSHALL, September 3,

But three residents of Marshall have
been attacked w 18th yellow fever. Two
died last week, and the other is recover
ing. 1t is believed these parties were
either exposed at Shreveport or else
where. No case has originated in
Marshall. The panic is useless and
foolish,
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CARRY TEEE NEWS!

The MISSOURI, KANSAS AND TEXAS
RAILWAY, with its connections, Is the
Quickest and only Direct Route
from nil points in Texas, tho indian Nation
and Southern Kansas to 81. Louis, ilanntbal
Chicago and all prominent Eastern points.
Rates as low and time quicker than amy other
road in the market.
All claims for loss, damage or overeharge
promptly settled.
: Merchants ordering goods from the East
will save time and money by consigning
them care Missouri, Kansas and Texas Rail-
way. -
ID. A. FREER,
GENT Eastern Agent, 349 Broadway, MY.
ID. X. WILLIAMS,
Agent Is Clark street, Chicago.
GEO. w. LlLLEH,
Contracting Agent, 4Oi Walnut street.
st. Louis, Mo.
w. GAGE,
Agent, Hannibal, Mo.
]. W. BURCH,
Contracting Agent, Dallas, Texas.
w. =. ROBINSON,
Genl Freight Agent. Sedalia, Mo.
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Rev. ]. VI. Pugh, a. NJ, Professor of Moral
Science and Biblical Literature u. E Bishop,
A NJ Professor of Mathematics and Teacher
of French; E. F. Yeager, A. T., Professor of
Ancient Languages; --- ProIsssor OF
Natural Science; frinclph On
Prenaratory Department; Mrs. Anna f. Bass,
Principal of Primary Department.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1873-10-04

Manufacturer of Tents, Awnings, TAR anlinss, Wag-
on Covers, etc., etc.
Wholesale dealer in Manila ard tarred Rope.
would call special attention to the celebrated
Cordagc manufactured by the Plymouth Cordage
Company, Plymouth, Mass. As purchase the
Coraags for cash ut the very lowest price and re-
crive Ii direct from the factory, ! can offer great
inducements to dealers, railroads, etc, ] manu-
feature and keep constantly ON hand large assert.
ed stock of Tents suitable for railroad contractors
and Others, which we guarantee to he better made
and at prices, rs low as can he had in New
York, st. Louis, or any northern or western city.
] am wholesale dealer in American, English
an 1 French bunting for nasr. Flags of all sizes
constantly on hand.
Having succeeded in securing the valuable SER
vices Of MIR. II. CASSIDY, who has for nearly forty
years conducted the affairs of this house, his old
friends as well those Of the old firm Of CASSIDY
& MILLER, will he pleased to learn that he VIII
always he on hand as usual at headquarters, lOI
Poydras street, near Camp, NV Orleans.
MAURICE SCOTT Esq, Main street, Dallas, Tex
as, will act Ms my Agent. All orders left with him
will be promptly filled at we lowest cash prices.
J. q. MILLER,
Mostly. l07 Poydras st, New Orleans, La.
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s. ESQ, 900 for s. sc
Wednesday, December 8, 1878.

Only sixty thousand tickets will be sold
and Onc-half of these are intended
for the European Market, thus leav-
ing only 10000 for sale in the United
States, where 100000 were disposed of for the
Third Concert. The tickets are divided into
ten coupons or parts and have on their back
the Scheme with II full explanation of the
mode of drawing.
At this concert, which will be the grandest
musical display ever witnessed in this coun-
try, the un precedented sum of
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MARVIN COLLEGE.
Waxahachie, Texas

Rev. j. NJ. PUG IL. A. NJ, Presf
The next scholastic year of this Institution
will commence on Monday, September lst,
1873, and continue forty weeks.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1873-07-11
ImnOr1nuI Decision.

New YORK, July ll.-Judge Daniels Of the
Supreme Court has given decision, taking the
ground that members Of the Legislature who
have held municipal Offices at the same timo,
by the acceptance Of the former they vacate the
latter The decision was given i'll the Cease OF
James Ryan, who, while holding the posi-
ton Of Deputy Clerk of the Court Of Special
Sessions, was elected and served as mem
Der of the Legislature, and sued for the
salary of the former office. The Comptroller
declines to pay on the ground that the LeglS-
could hold two offices This defence of the
Comptroller was rejected by Judge Daniels for
the reason that the act was passed subsequent
to the time when Ryan took his seat in the
Assembly, and the Judge then takes the ground
that the common law provides that no person
can hold two separate Offices the duties Of which
require his constant attention.
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TELEGRAPH NEWS.
ESPECIAL DISPATCHES TO TIE GAzETTE.l
Ammunition &C.. for the CuIans.

NEW York, July 1.-THE steamer Nir-
ginus, Captain Williams, sailed from Aspinwal!
eluding the vigicuce of strict Spanish block
AIDE on the mig hit of July lst and landed OF the
Island of Cuba July 18th large cargo Of brccch
loading arms, powder and medicines for the use
of the Iiberating army. The expedition was
fitted out in Aspinwal under the supervision of
General Manuel Quesada. The Firguus was
closely watched by the Spanish man-ot War
Bazan. After her departure she was chased
for about a hundred miles by the Bazan tut
readily ousailed and fually Guided her purSuer.
The entire cargo Of arms powder, matches,
medium clothing, Sc, was safely landed and
the Virginus reached Kingston, Jamaica, on
her return on Wednesday July 9. The expe,
dition after leaving Aspnwall was under charge
of Brigadier General Raphael Quesala brother
Of the General
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L OC AL n II w -.

SECOND WARD RADICALS The Second
Ward Radical Club met at the house Of John
Travis, opposite the w. & 0. depot last night.
At quarter to nine clock, Larkin Patton,
President, called the club to order and stated
the object of the meeting to be to elect dele
gates to the County Convention to appoint dele
gates to the State Convention to nominate
a Governor, Leuteuant-Governor and Attor-
ney-General of the State.
George Holiday, COL, moved the meeting 60
at once into nominations, and hoped the bust
ness would be conducted in peac, aud harmony.
Geo. Holiday, Henry Lewis and Thos. Carroll,
COL, and F. S. VaDAuken r. e. Armstrong,
G. c. Thorp aud NJ. B. Harlow, white, were
then put in nomination and elected.
AT this period considerable discussion arose
US to the number of delegates allowed the Ward
10 the Convention, several OF the members
contending that it was seven.
B. G.. Crupper said he had the documents in
his pocket which would prove the number to
be FIVE, and attempted to produce them to the
meeting, at the same time advancing toward
the President, who however, settled his fate IN
few seconds by ordering him to take his seat,
stating that as he was not a member OF the club
he wanted to hear nothing from him.
Henry Lewis opposed the election OF Ihos.
Carroll as he was not present, but was Inform
ed that the election had been held aud that it
was then too late to say anything against the
delegates.
Richard Miles, COL, asked permission to say
about five words which was granted, aud be
proceeded to make speech 10 which be express
ed his entire satisfaction with the delegates elect
ed to the Convention, but at the same time his
dissatisfaction with the short notice his people
had received of the meeting, as there would
have been many more present had the notice
been given before. He also stated that he vas
Republican 10 heart, body, mind and soul,
and as long as the Great Father would permit
him to live he would stand by the cause, as he
knew it to be the right one.
F.S. VauAuken moved that two alteruates
be appointed by the President, but that officer
refused to so act, saying he would prefer the
election Of the aternates, and II. Z. Robinson
and Richard Miles were thereupon nominated
and elected.
A collection to defray the expenses of the
evening was then taken up by Geo. HOLIDAY,
who afterward moved the meeting adjourn, aud
his motion was carried.
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The Pacific Mail Company.

NEW YORK, July ll.--Elon. Edward = FIRE
pont, counselfor the Pacific Mail Steamship om-
pany has served an answer of the company upon
ex-President Alden B. Stockwe in the suit
which the latter has begun to recover Ger
tain monies 1880 ,00), alleged to be due hun.
The answer declares that the persons who com
pose the present board of directors, are now to
DO their duties in that company, and arc per.
sonay ignorant of the facts alleged; but on 10
formation aud belief they deny that the claul
is we'll founded The answer is sworn to By
Captain George H. Bidburg, Presilcn! of the
Company.