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Elizabeth daily monitor. [volume] (Elizabeth, N.J.) 1868-1880, 1873-08-26
Groceries and Provisions.

Teas, Sugar, Coffee, Spices, Flour, Meal,
Molasses, Syrup, Soap, and all kinds of
Fresh and Smoked Meats at New
York Cash Prices.
American Candy. .. 25 cents per ID
French Bon Bons. .. 80
Vegetables fresh every morning from our
farm at Linden.
WALTER T. PELL,
Branch of 200 and 2O1 Washington Market.
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II Ia further alleged that they derived excessive
profits from the work performed under said pre-
tended contract and that large dividends were
paid under 1t. After reciting other contracts OF
similar lofty aim ana reach, the complaint declares
that all OF said contracts with Hoxie cakes Ames
and James w. Davis were not genuine contracts,
but were mere
COVERS AND DEVICES
to aid the DEFENDANTS engaged therein to fx their
own prices for work and materials and under an
appearance OF contracts to distribute among them.
selves the property; that the issues OF stock and
bonds were fraudulent; that the money OF
the company was spent for unlawful pur.
poses; that larger numbers or DIVIDENDS
were made which are yet undisclosed, am9u4c
ing In oil to 417,OO0,000 In excess Of the
sums already set forth. but that these dividends
and distributions cannot at present be set forth
bonds so distributed and divided; that all the
various transactions set forth have combined to
render the stock OF the Union Pacific Railroad
and that 1t now Is put upon the market
ena masses irresponstby from hand to hand
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1873-05-27
HERALD TUESDAY MAY ,27, lS7s-TRPLE SHEET.

at nominal prices; that the company exceeded ITS
powers ~ issuing its first mortgage bonds and all
grants TO the Union PACING Railroad Company in
the acts OF Congress were trust fund for public
eniRtee % certain fights and sasraian n
ship therein. and that an accounting should be
taken OF the fair cost and value OF all work done in
e adverse to the interests Of the United it
ans 1e ssa s ss a s e s ss
OF the Credit Mobier and OF the stock,
bonds .1a eS:s q he Union Pacific
only received by them as the trustees OF the rights
and interests OF Others, citizens OF the United
THE PRAYER OF THE coMPLANr
After waiying answer by OATH except as to John
B. Alley &c Josiah Bardwel, Benjamln =. Bates.
beth Hazard, Frank Skinner. %.n josiah Bardws
and Edmund +. Cutler, ospartners as "Frank
to 7. @. Durant, the Fourth National Bank Of New
YORK, Charles =. Nelson and Sidney Dillon las
presidenD, and except as to the executors OF
President ofthe Credit MoDilier, and also except
as to Horace +. Clark as President Of the
as to BENJAMIN e. Bates as treasurer Of the ex-
ecu.ors Of Oakes Ames Of whom answers to
are rsed asks
purpose; that the Hoxie, Ames and DAVIS
that the INSTRUMENTS promulgated by the
company and purporting to be mortgages exc.
cuted BY its authority, be declared unlawful and
invalid: that accountings Of various works and
expenditures be taken; that oil bonds distrib.
uted among stockholders as profits be decreed
as surrendered to the company and be can
celled; that .Durant. Oliver Ames, Alley Dill.
lon, Bushnell, McComb, Dun, Bates and
the trustees Of Cakes Ames and other contracts be
bound to make good to the company in money all
the bonds and stocks improperly Issued to them;
that all OF the defendants who received any such
dividends or allotments Of bonds or stocks, and
which cannot be reached by cancellation but are
In the hands OF bona nde purchasers be decreed to
pay the amount thereof in cash to the company,
and In briel that all and each or the defendants be
required to account for all moneys, securities or
bonds Improperly issued to, received, retained or
disposed OF by them; that all and each OF the said
defendants and officers Of the company be re-
strained BY Injunction from doing all such acts,
and that the subpoena OF the Court be issued re-
curing all Of certain individual and corporate de-
PENDANTS named to appear before and answer to
the Court and to abide Its DEGREES in the premises
The total sum to be accounted for will, II a ver-
dict be given against all the defendants, be pro-
badly not less than O0O and interests in the
litigation may be transmitted, In all likelihood to
the second generations OF the posterity OF some OF
the parties defendant. st@'t' '-*'.'..
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STOKES LAST CHANCE.
- @a ~ #N.- 49,
His Case Argued Before the Court
os Of Appeals. .,r
A Three Hours Argument by Mr.. Lyman Ire.
acknowledgement Expected TcDay-How
,l1f the Case Now stands-A New Trial
at Oyer and Terminer or
Resentence to Death.


49, @t}A4 LOOK ALBANY, May 20, 1879
IN accordance with the provisions OF the act
passed by the last Legislature, directing that muir.
der cases be placed nrst the calendar for argu.
rnent, and pursuant to the recent agreement OF
the Court and nsel the case OF Edward s. Stokes
in error vs.. The People OF the State Of New York,
In error, was called this morning In the Court Of
Appeals. All the Judges, except Judge Andrews,
were present. The Court was crowded with
spectators, among whom were Stokes father and
brother. Mr.. Lyman Tremain, Congressman-at--
Large, and Mr.. Dos Pass0s appeared for the
prisoner and the people were represented by Dis
trict Attorney Phelps and ex-Judge Fullerton. Mr..
Tremain opened the argument for Stokes and spoke
for two hours and half. The points made by the
learned counsel were the same as urged in tn0
lower courts. District Attorney Phelps replied for
the people In lengthy address. 1t IL understood
that the arguments will be concluded tomorrow.
The Court Will give its decision in about ten days.
HOW THE CASE NOW STANDS.
Should the decision on the motion which was
brought before the Court On Appeals to-day for
writ OF error and an order for a new trial pc
granted the prisoner viii be again tried in the
Court of oyer and Termlner. But n, as Is sex-
pected, the decision be adverse, Stokes will be
taken Immediately to the General Term OF the
Supreme Court, where the Judgment which should
have ordinarily followed the denial OF his last
ton for writ OF error by Judges Davis, Brady and
sentenced to death. This appeal ' to the high
Court exhausts the prisoners legal chances
should 1t be adverse to him. and with the
ordinary cases resentence Immediately follows the
denial Of motion for new trial In the General
Term OF the Supreme Court. That formula was
waved In the Stokes case, because his counsel con.
sented to take the case to the Court OF Appeals I'm.
medately, and the Judges OF the General Term
o S az Go
reviewed by the Judges OF the Court or Appeals.
The original stay OF proceedings granted to Stokes
by Judge Noah Davis after his second trial still
holds rood.
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and caused to be issued TO each stakeholder ad-
ditlonal shares equal to 0ne-half the NUMBER OF
shares then held by him. which said shares were
taken by all such persons so receiving them, well
knowing the fraudulent design OF the other de-
iendants, and expecting to be themselves benefited
Dy the said unlawful act OF the others; that about
the Slst day OF December, 1853, caused ~. r1
sa I'D MERE DEVICE 4NAN
for making q division among the said defendants,
as stockholders OF said Credit Mobilier Of America
OF $50 frst mortgage bonds Of the Union Pacific
Railroad Company, which said defendants, as
stockholders OF the Union Pacific Railroad Com
pany had caused to be delivered by the 0fficers
OF said company to said Credit AObilier OF
America, as assignee OF said Hoxie CONTRACTS and
on the pretence Of payment Tor the building Of
the railroad and telegraph line OF said Union Pacific
Railroad Company under said contract and the
persons defendants % Aforesaid, who took said
pretended increase Of stock, received one OF said
paid no more than 41b per share for the same.
The parties defendant, all of whom were, or soon
after became, stockholders Of the Union Pacific
Company, who received such frst mort
gage bonds as Aforesaid, and the amount received
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1873-05-27
THE ATLANTIC WRECK.

Divers Operating ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
Horribly Mangied by Blowing Out the
Side OF the Wreck-Thc Supposed Body
OF Mr.. Fisher, or vermont-A Seizure
for Compensation.
HALIFAY, N. s., May 20, 1873.
Captain Merritt, Of the Coast Wrecking Com.
pany, came up from Prospect last evening, where
the divers have been operating successfully during
the past week on the Atlantic wreck. He reports
large quantity Of cargo still in the vessel which
may occupy the best part OF the Summer to re-
cover. The divers experience no little dficulty in
getting at the cargo In consequence OF the sides of
the wreck having fallen in among it. yThe
blowing out Of the side OF the wreck re-
suited, as many feared, SO far as the bodies
Of the passengers supposed to be still In
the vessel were concerned, In having mangled
them beyond all possible recognition. Divers say
that heads, hands, arms, legs and feet torn from
bodies from continual contact with the broken and
jagged, iron Of the vessels under tow near the
wreck, were strewn on the bottom In every direc-
ton. Even bodies that are found intact require
careful handling less they fall to pieces while being
hauled up to the surface.
In the act OF being taken up the head was severed
from the body. That same day Louis Guillander,
OF the wrecSing COMPANY, descended for the pur-
sssSsssons ana plates which sSit'in had lae en
ne s *
evidently cabin passenger from the heavy gold
sleeve buttons and shirt studs. and watch and
chain. An attempt was made to bring the body
up, but the iron on the legs could not be l0Osened
without tearing the legs from the body. This the
diver did not want to do as from the description
OF the body he supposed IL to that Of Mr. Fisher
Of Vermont. Another effort will be made to re-
cover It. The body OF female and two bodies OF
male steerage passengers were recovered.
The salvage portion OF the cargo recovered by
the Halifax divers Ia being sold here and brings
good prices The cargo OF the schooner Annie
Brown, which had been chartered by the wrecking
company to convey wrecked goods to New York,
Admiralty Court, at the suit Of Edward Ryan,
James CoOlan and others, residents Of Prospect,
erty at the time OF the wreck Of the Atlantic to
the amount OF $4,000. 1t Is believed the matter
will be arranged by the company giving bonds
here. M7
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1873-05-27
t. BALTIMORE RACES.
Selling Pools the Night Before the Con-

BALTIMORE, May 90 1873.
crowd assembled tonight in Barnum's Hotel to
hear DR.. Underwood sell pools on the races of to
morrow. The first race will be over hurdles, there
being but two entries for the purse, Lochiel and
Stockwood the former being the favorits at 100 I'd
As. The second race win be for the Preaknesa
stake for three-year-olds. There win be seven
winkle selling first choice for SIS Catesby for320
Survivor for $5 Joe Johnson for t1e Artist for Si9
Buskden Was the favorite Shyiock second choices
True Blue third, Burmese fourth, Jennie PattersoU
and Pennock's colt selling as field. The last race
OF the day will he dash Of three miles Tnere aSS
feur entries for this event. comprising y0hn VERY
man, Gao, Lucy, Jackson and Edwin. IneV so'u
equal figures. rEa
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The complaint next alleges that


ALL WERE JOINTLY INTERESTED
In the profits and benefits OF the so-caled Hoxte
contract and that the said profits were regularly
allotted and distributed among said defendants,
and that all Of them SO continued to be interested
therein throughout; that between the 1st and
ers and managers Of the Union Pacific Rail-
GGad Company Intended entered eect 'sss
selves. acting inthe name Of SAID railroad company
on the ono side and in the name Of said Credit
equipment OF se7 miles Of said railroad and tele-
graph at prices and on terms therein stipulated,
the Hoxie contract and extended westwardIy in
Guiding the 1873 miles already built and paid for at
The said series Of writings consist Of writing
purporting to be written agreement between the
Union Pacific Railroad Company and Cakes Ames,
LIST day Of october 1867 Of writing purporing to
be the record Of proceedings o. q meeting Of the
Company. held on the lst aay Of October,
1867, and OF writing, dated October is,
1867, purporting to be an agreement in trpartite
between Cakes Ames, party OF the first part,
Thomas G. Durant, Oliver Ames, John B. Alley, Sid
ney Dillon, Cornelius s. Bushnell, Henry s.
ond part, and the Credit Mober OF America, party
Of the third part; that the objects and effects OF
the arrangements provided for in these writings
was, first,
A DIRECT spoLIAToN
Of the Union Pacific Railroad Company to
ton thereof among the said defendants
without consideration, under pretext OF contract
to build ana equip part OF said railroad and tele-
graph which had been already built. equipped and
paid for-to wit, 667 miles. beginning at And run
ming westwardly from the Tooth meridian-also to
secure to themselves prices for said building and
equipment greatly In excess Of fair prices; also
to place the control OF the road, in the event Of
any parties Directing to or opposing the said ar
rangement, In the hands Of seven trustees-to wit,
T. q. Durant, Oliver Ames, John b. Alley sidney
Dillon, G. s. Bushnell, II. y. 4cComb and Benjamin
E. Bates.
STILL ANOTHER LIST.
The parties defendant, who were interested In
the Oakes Ames contract as stockholders Of the
Credit Mobier, and who had complied with the
provisions, conditions and limitations contained
In the assignment Of said contract to the trustees
under the same, were the f0llowingsnamed per-
sons, all OF whom were stockholders OF the Union
Pacific Railroad Company as well as OF the Credit
MObilier OF America, namely -
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THE ARKANSAS CLIQUE.
The Notable Writ OF Ono we-T.nio
Not Yet Obtained Against governor

LITTLE ROCK, Ark, May 20, 1873.
Mr.. Brooks having asked the Attorney General
to apply for writ OF quo Udrranto, the Supreme
Court was crowded this morning in expectation OF
Its issuance. No application was made, however.
Brooks says the whole matter now rests with the
Attorney General, Yonley. Yonley says he can
demand the writ from the Court
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( That the ownership OF stock and the manage
ment Of both corporations was in fact the same;
that In December, 1857, the same defendants
caused to be distributed TO themselves in the way
OF dividends, without consideration therefor 49, 600
shares OF Union Pacific stock, on account OF flty-
eight miles OF road constructed west OF the Tooth
meridian, and that said stock being first issued to
the Credit Mobiier was distributed to themselves,
stockholders Of the Union Pacific, in their charac
ter as stockholders OF the Credit Mobiller. ag
ANOTHER LIST.
The following ia Q list Of those who so acquired
and received stock by way Of allotments and divi.
dendS.-
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The amusement OF this, the second and last day
Of the Trainers and Drivers Trottng meeting, will
include three races. First on the list, Class No. 8,
has fourteen entries; Class No. L. saddle race. has
seven; ana this contest will be made unusually at
tractive, a. many OF the "0d TIMERS" win mount
the "pig skln,u and Class No. has eight entries.
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1873-12-04

lnamO1a SklnA
Channels Skins q choice and nne selection just re-
ceivtd, direct importation. rare chance to buy
.hem cheap. Carefully selected for family use, all
sizes and prices, to ciean silver and glass ware
without scraI ching. Also. full and fresh stock
OF drugs, medicines, toilet and fancy articles a.
ways on hand, at
FOSTERS DRUG STORE,
Cur and West streets. Wilmington, Del.
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IAIB VhPbtnut Ntreet.
DHYslCIANs AND DRUGGIsIs.

LIN nblClANb AND DhuGGISIS
A prominent New York hyscian lately complain
cd TO DUMAS DICK about his SANDALwoob on
CAPsuLks, stating that sometimes they cured nrac-
ulously, but that patient of his had taken them ivr
several limitations were made aud sold. he found that
his patient had been taking capsules ld In bottles
and not DUkDAS DICK a. cos.
what happened TO this physician may have hap
nened to others, and DUNDAS DICK a. CO take
this method of protecting physicians, druggists and
themselves, and preventing OIL or SANUALwooD
from coming into disrepute.
fhfSlClANS who once prescribe the CAPSULES
VIII cOntfnue 10 do 50, for they contain he nun
OIL IN the best and cheapest form.
DUNDAS DICK 81 co. use more OIL or NAN
DALwooD In the manufacture OF Capsules than NH
the wholesale and Retail Druggists and Periumers
In the United States combined and this IN the sol,
reason why the pure oil is sold cheaper In their
Capsules than In any other form.
OIL OF SANDALWOOD IN fast supersetiug
every other remedy, sixty Capsules only be q re-
qulred 10 insure safe and certain In six or eight
days. From no other medicine this sui be had
DICKS sort CAPSULES solve the problem long
considered by MANY eminent physicians, OF how to
avoid the nausea and disgust experienced In swallow
stroy the good effect of many valuable remedies.
Soft Capsules put up and ne nj boxes
thrty IN each, and are the only Capsules prescribed
by Physicians.
aTHksk WE'RE TIE ONLY CAPsuLRs ADMITTED
TO THE Last PARIS EXPOSITION.
Send for Circular to IS Wooster street. New York
SOLD AT ALL DRUG STORES
General Agency, Ito Reade street, New York.
oct2T-3m
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CHEaicuSA.ND

aYDEAFNESS, BLINDNESS, AND CATARRH
treated it'll the utmost success by J. ISAAC, NJ D.,
and Prcfesor OF Diseases Of the EYE and EAR (his
speciality In the Medical College of Pennsylvania, 10
years experience formerly Of Lsyden, Holland) No
505 ARCH street, Philadelphia. Testimonials ean be
at his Office. The medical faculty are invited to
accompany their patients, he has no secrets in his
practice. Artificial Eyes inserted without pain. No
harge for examination. apr FLY
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1873-12-04
Manhood, How Lost how Restored

mduuOOd, hOW hObt now h6eLOEtu
.ssssA Dust published "A new EDITION OF DK
,GX tulyerwell's Celebrated sssy on
A6FS the Radical Cure without nediciliel oi
SpsrmaiOtrhea, or seminal Weakness,
- Involuntary Seminal Losses, Iinpotency,
Mental and Physical lncapacty, linpediments To
Marriage, etc; also, Consumption, Epilepsy, and
Fits, induced by seltinculgence or sexual extrava-
gance
The celebrated author, IN this admirable essay,
clearly demonstrates IRON thirty years. ul
practice, that the alarming consequences of SELF
abuse may be radically cured without the danger
Gus of internal medicine or the application OF he
knife pointing out u mode of at once simple
certain and ettectuAl by means OF which every suf
terer, N sitter what his condition may be, may
cure himself cheaply, privately, and radically.
- This Lecture should be- IN the hands oI every
youth AMI every man in the land.
Sent under seal, III a plain envelope, 10 any Ad
dress, pos: paid receipt OF Elk cents, two pos
stamps.
Also, Dr. Cuverweii's Marriage Guide" pric
Zs cents.
Address the Publishers,
CHAS. j. q. KLINE * co.
III Bowerv.New York, P. .. Box 4. .
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III, ES. BRIN GIL u Iks,T



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NJ tai remedy Tor ddrrhtea, cholera, AID los, Ius4
xK ot the bowels.
Es,ence of Jamaica uuIser, a Capital prelat htioI
u tue finest white Jamaica Ginser, manu- acture.
with the greatest care, and suitahie 20 the deli
cato constitutions, neatly put up, AT reasoLabl,
price.
FLUID Kennel, IN making this care is taken 70 pro
the bost rennet, and thon our best hher
wine and no other; try It.
Gum Camphor, the best protection against moth,
Ter Iurs or wooden goods.
Cologne aud Bay Rum 10y the quart or gallon, Of
bottles OF desirable styles. Cali and examine.
Cox's 0eilatino Tor Jelly, now quite reasonable.
Extracts Tor the Handkerchief in bottles or In bulk
No. In quallty, for sale ir any quantity To sNIt.
Ferrated Elixir OF Gentan We claim for this til at
has the same strength Comp. Sine Gentian with
the addition of il dose OF iron with each duss II
has many advantages Ferrated Elixir, contai
ing Calisaya BARK As it IL uniform in strength and
appearance, and pleasant and efficient tome, VT
c0mmoid IL to any one wishing Iron tonic.
Trusscs,-We have always had u private apart
ment fol lifting Trusses. Every person wanting n
truss can have II adjusted to them and warranted "
1T.
Mrs Allen s, Halls, Rings Woods, sterlings Am.
erosia, and many other Hair Preparations 1t reduced
prices,
Latour Salad on, Wholesale and reta at
h. X. BRINGHUkST s,
31T Market street,
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aud BEAUTIFUL. The only Safe and PERI ECr
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REMOVAL.


ARTISAN 81 SAVIN IL
IA N X
HAS been remov. to Its new location, In the CLAW
ton House, where II Va now open for businsss
Six per cent has ceen regularly paid on Ua,ostt.
since the the bank In Is1 AMI Il IL The
expectation OF the Directors that the protts on the
accrued sapitai and on the regular business will en-
Deposits are solicited from persons in The recent of
regular Incomes from Farmers hanics and Liant
ers. and from widows, and Childrenis Estates and
nom those whose business enables them TO keep
us, they will derive an income In the share oi
SEMl-AkNUAL lNTEREyT
, rnis Of the Bank requires notice 10 h. given a
depositors will be paid on lie mand.. '"0
MANAGERS
W o. h NJ e., EDWARD DARLINGTON,
nH1h1. W. push, CLEMENT h SMYTH,
=. 49,, -. II ~ ~ sNrItiN, GkoRGE >. tAPELLK,
JunH MuhnAh. NATHANIEL H. BENSON
Jon H. JACRsoE, WM Sw,rr 49,
ANTHONY lIIGGINs
,, mi, WILLIAM y. ilLI.ES, President
Il, Il. TAYLOR. Trsas,irer