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National Republican., 1873-11-17

Worn to n shadow.
Flesh, muscle and mind alike deteriorate when
me stomach faltera 10 ils duty and the bowels do
ten regularly and naturally. In chronic dyspep-
ala the body Is usually emaciatcd, and the mus
pable Of prolonged or vigorous exertion, Every
organ, every member, even the immortal mind
itself, is to certain extent dependent upon the
this feeder Of the system with Hostetter's Ston,.
ach Bitters, when II falls to perform It's func-
tions property. 4 good appetite, an increased
and assimilation Will assurcdly be the result.
The manner In which the great tonic and altera-
tive secis Snre % dyspep:ia y direct and
cleanses without convulslng the bowels, regu-
lates the now Of bile and determines Il into the
right channels, and exercises tranquillzng In
nnence over the nerves.
The Eecampane Cough Drops, for sale by Nat
tan's, corner OF ID and Second streets northwest,
are the best cough cure ever offered 10 the pub
A QUESTION for the teachers and scholars Of
the public schools; ls there q grammatical error
10 Nattans advertisement In this column
These panic days have snrunk our purses;
The biggest banks have met reyerses;
Few pay o. CALI, some not AT ~,
ss vs ssisi yss sssls: c:' n %
10: lay up STORE for themselves ';s'; and their
The place to SAVE MONEY, all will agree.
Is at ala Seventh street, between Cand d.
New Store, New Stock.
r. @. Lxws, No. cosy SEVENTH srRxKr,
has now In store, and daily receiving, . large
and complete assortment OF GxsrLsHnss, Bors'
"a ns q osr
| mo GOODS, cheap for cash.
To Get Yeur Moneys wsv,h
Buy your Clothing at Noah Walker q Co.'S, Gil
| Pennsylvania avenue.
English Worsted Diagonsls and Beavers, Cut.
away Coats and Vests TO match, at reduced
wing Coats. wing Goats. wing suc''' Coats.
Boys, Youths and Chlidrens Clothing.
boys, Youths and CSilSrsn's Clothing. New
stock received TO-DAY. Cheap; Cheap; Cheap.
ai Pennsylvania ave-, Metropolitan Hotel.
The assir EssLrsu Rnnxpr for Cont and
Rheumatism. an sufferers from the above CON.
vised 10 use Blairs aout and Rheumatic Pills,
They can be relied upon as the most safe and
have been universally used in Europe % Tor many any
years with the greatest success. Prepared BY
PRour HARsANr, SO strand, London, kng,and,
and sold By all druesists.
WHITE. olean, sound tooth, all may have by
1sing daily THURsroN's Ivory Pearl Tooth
Powder; price % and 90 cents per bottle.
BRAUr1FuI, SOFT glossy hair, all desire 10, all
may havo It by constant use Of Tn0nrs rsosa
Pomaie Optimc. Price, % and % oents per
bottle.
LIaHrcoLoRED Kid glovesaro very stylish when
not s0iled. JoUvKr1 inodorous Kid Glove
Cleaner viii renovate them thoroughly; price 70
oonts per bottle. All sold BY druRststa ah,i
fAncy daalera. ..r
WnLsMAcuNr-sPRHADS SrRHNeTHHsINs PiAt-
fIRs, whenever plaster is needed, arc uur.-
valbd. Price N. as. and % oenta ZACH.
National Republican., 1873-11-17
A Thief CaptaTed.

On the 9Th OF August last Mr.. Evan Hughes,
merchant tailor, on Thirteenth street, Just above
Pennsylvania avenue, was robbed OF q gold
watch and chain and q knights Templar cross.
oil valued at two hundred dollars. The case was
referred to the detective once. but time passed
on and no clue could be obtained OF the thieves
to be banled. Finally, however, light shone in
upon the case. The Maltese cross was found In
the hands OF party who stated that he pur-
suspected some time past OF being connected
with other robberiea, Feeling satisfied OF being
on the correct trail, the OiiceB kept on the
watch for their man, and he was arrested on
Friday night last by Chief Claryoe and Detective
Coomes, and Judge Smell sent him to jail on the
day following 10 await hearing.
National Republican., 1873-11-17
Duslues. Of tho Trensury,

The following Is the financial exhibit Of the
Treasury Department at the close OF busineea
Saturday: Currency, g. 2os 6Gl so special deposit
OF legal tenders for redemption OF certificates OF
deposit, tls, $40 COO coin, s9 1885, 9sI2 Including
coin csr.iestes as s $50; outstanding legal
Inc receipts from Internal revenue sources
on Saturday were SECS, $50 90,
National Republican., 1873-11-17
WEATHER. REPORT.
wAsuisdToN. DO, November II. is7si q. m.

wAsuIsaToa. b. %. November II. is7s,i 1. m.
PRoBABnIrtEs.
For the Middle States. northeasteIly winds,
low barometer, cloudy weather and rain. For
New England, northerly winds, cloudy weather,
rain and snow. For the lower lakes, noTtherly
winds, falling temperature, cloudy wether and
occasional rain and snow. For the Ohio valley,
aud thence TO Southern Tennessee, westerly
winds, cloudy weather, and rain. For the North
Missouri Valley, scnthwestefIy and nj northwest. nor
ely winds, cloudy weather and rain clearing
west OF the Mississippi. For the South Atlantic
states, Bouthwesterly and northwesterly winds,
cloudy and rainy weather.
Al reporu are missing from the Southwest,
The Central and Western, Gulf, the Missouri
Valley, and extreme Northwest.
National Republican., 1873-11-17

An immense variety Of Dres1 and Buslness
Suits OF the nner grade OF Goods, which we are
now selling at one third less than the rates
charged when made to order.
A. sAks a CO., ..
A. sAKS A CO.,
A. SAKS 4 CO.,
3lG seventh street.
SIG seventh street,
National Republican., 1873-11-17
A New Steamboat Line.

Several citizens Of this Distllct, Virginia and
Maryland have formed a Joint stock association,
with capital OF s3s, 900, for the purpose OF es-
tablishlng regular daily communication be
tween some point Immediately above Occoauan
bay, In the county OF Fairfax, Va, and the elites
OF Alexandria and Washington with a cofimo-
dious, swift and light-draugit side wheel steam
or, to be run In the interests Of the 'peope and
other valuable resources OF the Upper Potomac
borders. The following named officers have hoe
elected for the ensuing year; President, r. IIni-
man Trolh; vice president, pr. Rdwin 4, How
II. snowden; directors, 7. Hlllman TToth, Dr.
Edwin p. Howand, Daniel P. Smith, WIN. II.
SnOwden, Col. EdwaTd Daniels, Col. James NJ.
snowden, Valentine Baker, Charles y. Wilkins,
Allan 2; Hartman, Benz, Barton, Robt. Roberts,
Walter u, Cox,
National Republican., 1873-11-17
SPAIN.
Expected srini.terinl Crisis.

An Expected Ministerial Crisis.
BiyoSNE, Nov. i6.-The Carlist cheftaln Gar
regsrray now occupies Los Arcos. 4 rr ..
General Moriones retired TO Loprono to await
the result OF the ministerial crisis 10 Madrid.
National Republican., 1873-11-17
Far Mon.

corner Of New York avenue aud Fifteenth street,
pays per cent. per annum on deposits for each
calendar month. Banking hours to 4; satur-
days. to &ani to Q.
National Republican., 1873-11-17

THE Klecampane Cough Drops, for sale by Nat
tans, corner OF ID and Second streets northwest,
are the best cough cure ever offered 10 the pub
National Republican., 1873-11-17
CITYITEMS.

surrERkRs from Coughs, Colds, bronchitis,
Group Influenza or whoopinR Cough will ind
Ieliei In DR.. Wistat's Balsam OF Wild Cherry,
wnlch has now been In use for nearly half cen
tuIyi and SUI maintains Its long established rep
utauen w as the great remedy for all diseases OF
the throat, lungs and chest,
National Republican., 1873-11-17
National suviuxs Bank,

J. u. squier 6 Co.,
Bankers, No. l4i6 Pennsylvania avenue, pay 8
per cent on all deposit
National Republican., 1873-11-17

T INCOLN HALL,
NOVEMBER IL, 10 and 81.
The STAR LEcTURg AssoCIATIoN has ar.
an.ssd y great sI Psnse, for three brilliantly Illus.
MAGIC OF IioHslT n AND SOUND,
PROF.. J. ii. PEPPER,
Director Of the Roy q Poly technc Institute London
# .. - aaaisted by
PROF. l. W. IOBIN, .
SSecietAry oi the ROYAL Polytechnic Institute Lon.
lAcks and other theatrea: Tho ce ebrnted iin.tnns
CALLED "The Sphinx" GProteus" .Dscan WI
Head" "The Wonderfui Frsnken.t A., u ~ sltissset
"Speskins Pictures" lc.. &c. A''''s'''
MONDAY EVENING Nayenbsr IL
WEDNESDAY EvRHiSdhfSs EvRHiSdh. Nose%bs2 MI Sfalcs' iss'
FRIDAY EVENING, Ys YsSsmser Sf II ACOUSTICS
In this peries will be introduced' @The aho., ;,
sphinx" "DissolyinE Rtatue " ~ iyinD SsricSs
tSres c.binet piciures.i In white and blscf, "fhe
ppancinE sheleton,n "Wheatstone's Telephone
Csnnss,een. nine TAlking Hoad," and many other
H.asaisE HmsriesE iilu'ions never before produced In
Single admission, Is cts season tiche.s, ~; no
sxtrs ehsrKe for reserved seats. For sale al the
Ella Mu.ie Store. .PsLnsylyAni avenue.
hoviih lstarl
National Republican., 1873-11-17
ARRIVALS AT THE HOTELS.
wrLIARp,a Horrr.

wILLARD's HOTEL
sIS asss%.s ssislss shstPa $xs,IEa. 4, sS. 81
FH Baldwin, City Aw 0ayisy do a.
Z n Davies, Phiis,Ps Prot HI " Edsms. M b p.
Rotss fsIiy. fiy Wv, wSfTSssesSsnsa ~ I'm. Ps p.
III IompkinA VT NY Sc Thompson, do al
Geo p Goodwin, Chlcsgo D Grfn1, do d9
y y gSis SSsri,Ss M a$sSSurp $R5 Es;SsiSsS M
DW arahey vi. Phils MG. Harris \ psr,y ,N'd
J i Kinpcr h kwf,HJ HkCisrk, oharleston,so
" o Co'y, WI \ chili,Qity W L Hewitt vi, Conn
HSaa2ra TatS conn M Sn Sn RiIoos aeys F'n'''
WHvMney fam, ism y W Hoyt, Marc
Mr. 4 Mira Bartam, Wis II Morris h VT, Nj
Hon W Hitchcock, Neb John l. Moore, Nd
AM Wright jr,. Ohio Jno Williams, USA
METROPOLITAN HOTEL
Il Gawihrope, Phila OR Houghton. Alabama
Nm msMsSas SSess n s,,s,srs Sasn GSmfbSTs %b bs.,,,s ne
Mi. Il MaitbeWs. BaltoTd MATHEWS, i,slte
NJ Lamb, Bslto RI JThompson. PhilA
uso L Hauser aud wlfc,h ED Polnemus \ WIN ]
Mauoh Chunk n Miller d wife Newark
T9fs.ssfsG III sssTas Msrsin schSossd
das1a haTS.9o; Soc;f sil,1 ps. % %:9n T.. TSs.5 9s,i
d JsSnsoo, !, u Louis WB isnoi5 Tenn
II Moore.Na Geo kterhenson. BALTIC
Frank baldwin, N Y smith, Pfttsburs
Il Miller and lady. MY
ST. JAMES HOTEL, EURopEAN.)
Chas = tlrible, Phila Goy \ r Lowe. lows
Hon Kennard.Neb In Jessup, Phila
yw hshby, Va WC Morgan. Ohio
2 g Humphreys Chas II Brown.va
d Hines. Saratoga
National Republican., 1873-11-17
Keen Out tho Cola,

Keep 0at tho Cola. mn
90 to savupes, and get him to put his un-
rivaled weather-strip on your windows and
doors. Many have been cofnforted, and advise
their friends to 20 and do likewise.
Jos. /. SAVAGE, %
Pennsylvania avenue and Tenth street.
National Republican., 1873-11-17

SIX DOLLARS AND FIFTY CENTs.) box
SIX DOLLARS AND FIFTY CRNTs,( Coats.
DouBLE-BREAsTED SACK CoATs,I c6.is box
A. sAKs 4 co,
9IG Seventh aud ID streets,
National Republican., 1873-11-17
SOUTH AMERICA.
SMALLPOX Prevailing at Rio Jan

Smallpox Prevailing At Rio Janeiro.
LISBON, Nov. l5.-Advlces from Rio de Janeiro
to the 23d OF October have been received here
The smallpox continues to prevsIi to an alarm
ing extent In Rio. Business Is at q stanistlil 10
the coffee market, and immense stocks are &C.
cumnlating.
PARAGUAY.
The revolution In Paraguay has hcen sup.
pressed. 1t Is thought that General Niue win
certainly be the next President OF the Argentine
Confederation
National Republican., 1873-11-17
Lincoln Hall Services,

The afternoon bible reading yesterday In Lin
coin Hall was exceedingly Interesting, and 4
Gne audience OF earnest persons was present,
anxious to get the practical lessons Of "The
Passover" Rev. Geo A. Hal led the services,
nnd the meeting was oDe similar TO which there
should be many In this city. The conversational
study Of Gods Word Is growing more ana more
10 perfection because II Ia more carefully
studied.
National Republican., 1873-11-17
THE MISSION AT ST. PATRICK's.

Tho Opening Ceremonies Yes,erday-ser.
mon BY Father McGiil-The ProRrnnsme q
OF the AIissien-Whnt the Exercises Near
An OyerhowInE ConEregntisn.
The bright and charming weather yesterday
was exceedingly propitlous for the opening o.
the mission at ST. Patrick's church, conducted
by the Rev. Fathers McGill. o'Donoghue ant
Koop, OF the religious order known as "ThC
LAzarlsts," or Congregation OF the Mission.
founded by 81. Vincent lie Paul.
This Is the 1rst mission ever given In this city
by the Lazarists, but In other parts OF the coun
try they have given many and very snccessfu
missions. The principal house OF the Order II
the I'nited States Is at Germantown, Pa, whetI
they have a nne church and noYItlate.
National Republican., 1873-11-17
ADJUSTMENTS, ETC.
FOURTH ANNUAL UNIFoRM LRvRE

MT. YER on, LOnlE No. ., X. Off,
q Masonic Temple. WEDNESDAY EVENING,
hoyember ~. B,3 The Committee has spared
neither time nor eI pence % make this one 81 the
most enloyah parties Of the season. Tickets. o.;
National Republican., 1873-11-17
BARLOws
E0R MOUNT VERNON.

Ths Steamer ARROW, captain Frank HOLMAN,
bead. having been rebuilt and sntirely rsattsd Ss
FOOT OF SEVENTH STREET,
DAILY, tsuadAEsn nsI nssIeeRtss n a AT " O'CLOCK. FOE
n7ssb,, s.n .suSs44 s44ksss ssss suIi sYkksS kik1siS
National Republican., 1873-11-17
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Combination.
"ECONOMY AND COMFORT"
B0Tu EMBRACED
IN OuR 4.
Redured Price list.
WE ARE,
WTTUarTr DHyIATToN

STOCK
FULL AND COMPLETE.
NEWEST sryLEs,
BEST w0RxAAssHIP, rIsRsr TRIMMINGS,
WELL srLuNK,
AND EXAMINATION
ENTAILS NO OBLIGATION
TO Buy.
r.--... ....E UABLE BROS,
Merchant Tsilors and Fms ciotnieif,
Corner Seventh and ID streets.
National Republican., 1873-11-17
TIE GREAT MISSIONER, JESUS CHRIST,

he was the last great missioner 10 break
aIunder the bOnds OF stu, to reconcile God to
man, to redeem Us by hiI precious blood and TO
open the gates OF heaven. To perfect his great
mission he founded the ChurCh and left us the
and teach all nations. The commission that the
apostles received, and which was transmitted TO
their successors, Is the authority under witch
psul has taught Us that we are the Ambassadors
New Orleans Republican., 1873-07-22
NEW YORK.

Death Of Ex-Governor Colby. Of New
Hampshire-The Carl VOGt Case-He
fs to be Reieased-AB Actor to Row
to New Orleans from New York for a
Wager Of Five Thousand Oellars-De.
fense for kete Etoadard.
New YORK, July 21.-Arrived-Herman
Lii, ingstOn and City Of Bristol. Arrived
out-Olympia and Celtic. Weather warm
and clear.
Customs receipts to-day over half million
dollars.
Rev. Charles +. Deems, of the Church of
Strangers, will assume editorial control Of
a new religious unsectarian newspaper, The
Christian Age, the first number Of which
appears next week.
Ex-Governor Colby. of New Hampshire,
died at Concord last night. aged eighty
years.
The afternoon papers say it was learned
oday from a reliable source that the State
Department at Washington has decided,
after careful review Of the proceedings
before the United States commissioner here,
not to issue q warrant OF extradltion IN the
case of Carl Vogt, the alleged German
murderer. and official notification to this
effect is expected to arrive from Washing
ton to-day. This will give Vogt his liberty.
Joseph G. Cloud started hence this eve
ming TO row to New Orleans fol a wager Of
$4,000; not to sleep on shore. He goes by
way of Benton, Easton, Reading and AL
toona. The boat to be carried over the
mountains and put in the Ohio river. Cloud
is an actor by profession. His boat weighs
sixty pounds.
Ex-Governor Lowe and D. p. Thompson
were to-day associated with William c. De
Witt, for the defense Of Lizzie Lloyd King,
alias Kate Stoddard.
New Orleans Republican., 1873-07-22
Doubtful Degrees,

They give degrees to a woman At Straight
University in New Orleans. Miss Amanda
Malvina Perkins and Miss Smith have re-
Gently been dignifed by the title of NJ 81
Courier.
Like our contemporary. it is matter OF
wonder to US what such degree amounts
to, or what it calls for. Many and start
ling degrees have been conferred from time
to time On different persons, By different
universities, but it was reserved TOR
Straight's University in New Orleans to out
Herod Herod, in selecting such meaning.
less, no account degree as Maid OF
Science" We sympathize deeply with the
ladies who are obliged to drag out the re-
mainder of their lives with an NJ. s: at
tached, for it appears to US that the N. 5.
Is very good for the ladies, providing there
is an 'r" between the two; and, in our hum
BILE opinion, it would be OF vastly more I'M
- <h>vn -Gxum4 Ern
New Orleans Republican., 1873-07-22
The John A. Dix

On The seventh Of September, 1877, the
revenue cutter Wilderness left this port for
New York for repairs. After being nine
months in the hands Of the mechanics in
and about the Empire City. she returns TO
u. comparatively a new vessel, with new
boiler. various modern improvements upon
her engine. and almost entirely new work
from the water line up. The inboard ar
rangements are not only staunch, but far
more luxurions than it has been the custom
of our government to furnish the officers OF
the revenue marine. Were it not that the
monogram ~. S. X. NJ" was woven in the
carpets. carved on the chairs, stamped on
the silver and crockery, an old marine
would say Captain Freeman's private purse
was made 10 suffer in furnishing his model
apartments. but the stamp of the depart.
men. preciudes all possibility Of such being
the case.
In day or two the John A. Dix leaves
on a cruise along the coast and we guar
antee that it will be a sly emuggler that
passes successfully within sight OF this trim
craft. We congratulate Captain E. A. Free
man. her commander, upon the possession
of SO comfortable and seaworthy vessel,
an! We welcome him back bringing John
A. Dix ont oi the Wilderness.
New Orleans Republican., 1873-07-22
81. Charles Avenue.

Probably the City Council will to-day
take action in the matter of the various ex-
periments with gravel paving. In this
connection. we are permitted to publish the
following letter to the Mayor, from General
Sewell. There seems to be great public
demand that St. Charles avenue be selected
for the paving tests, with view, ultimate
", to make i: a passable thoroughfare:
New ORLEANS, July q, 1873.
TO the Hon. I. A. wiltz, Mayor Of the City:
SIR have the honor most respectfully
10 inform you, the Administrator Of I'm
proyements, and the Council Of Admins
traitors collectively. that am now ready
and fully prepared to macadam;ze any
street, or section Of one, you may please to
indicate, with my cOncrescive gravel, as a
test Of its excellence. durability and econ
Omy.
The citizens generally being desirous of
having st. Charles avenue repaired and
opened for use, SO that that beautiful bOule-
ward may not be lost to the city, induces
me to propose 20 remove at once the rotten
wood pavement that now Obstructs the
avenue. and to macadamiZe IL with my con-
crescible material, at my own risk, engaging
to give the city authorities full and ample
bond as security against any embarrass-
ment, legal OK otherwise, that may be set
up by any one pretending to have the right
to obstruct the highway or prevent neces-
sary city improvement.
Awaiting your commando, l remain, re-
spectfuI,y. L. SEWELL.
New Orleans Republican., 1873-07-22
A Meeting and an Address.

Upon a brief notice a large number Of
white and colored persons assembled in the
public square Of this town. on Monday eve.
ming last, and were addressed by j. Ross
Stewart. Esq. the colored member OF the
Louisiana Legislature. to whom we re-
ferred in our last issue. After music By
Moxley's band, which is always ready to
enliyen every patriotic occasion with It's
fine performance, the Rev. Mr.. Brown, pas.
tor Of the African Methodist Episcopal
Church of this town. in few very appro-
pirate remarks. introduced Mr. Stewart to
the audience. As had been previously an
nounced. he particularly addressed himself
to the political affairs of Louisiana, and
spoke with great earnestness and eloquence,
stating many striking facts and utterlng
some noble sentiments, in beautiful and eX-
pressive language, in connection with the
freedom of his race at the close OF the war,
and their subsequent illiberal treatment Dy
their former masters, to which he ascrlbed
the difficulties attending the reconstruction
of Louisiana and other Southern States.
He also spoke forciblv and beautifully OF
the great Republican organization. wnIct,
made this country one of freedom and
equality before the law, in practice as well
as in theory. and exhorted his colored
friends not to forge. this important fact III
their political relations and connections
Time and space forbid us from alludlng
to other good points in his address, and we
shall, therefore, merely further remark
that he was listened to with great respec'
and attention. and occasionally very hearti
Il cheered.-Hogersto,cn MAJ Herald .'"
IOrcklCkt
New Orleans Republican., 1873-07-22
Variety Dramatic Club Entertainment.

The Variety Club gave their second com
plimentary performance at the Varieties
Theatre last evening, before fashionable
audience, limited only by the capacity of
the theatre. The three act DRAMA Of "Eus-
tach Baudin'' was enacted with cast en-
bracing Messrs. A. NJ. Llambias as the title
hero, A. H. Brown as Alphonse LAMBERT,
D. Dalsheimer as Delbois, P. r. Angeloyich
as Monsieur Poucelet, and B. w. Belden as
Marcel Poulet, and Miss E. Blumenthal and
Miss Lulu King as Louise Baudin and Ma
nou, with little Mamie and Lizzie Woods in
children's parts.
The play is an interesting dramatic story,
full of thrilling situations and tableaux
Mr.. Llambias carefully performed his part,
and each and every member Of the club
appearing were well received. The scenery
and costumes we're all that could be desired
Miss Blumenthal won new honOrs as the
wife of Baudin, and Miss King was in her
element as the coquettish village belle.
This little lady, it is rumored, will soon be
the recipient Of benefit rendered by the
members Of the several amateur clubs OF
this city, when her merits will receive cub
stantisl praise.
The drama was followed by the farce Of
THE Unfinished Gentleman" which con-
cluded an entertainment meritorious and
pleasing.
New Orleans Republican., 1873-07-22
Affairs Of the First National Bank.

A great many Of our readers will be
pleased to know, through our telegraphic
dispatches from Washington, that the suits
which have been pending for some years in
England against large amount Of the
funds Of this bank on deposit in Liverpool,
have been finally decided in favor of the
general creditors. Colonel Case, in the in
terest of the depositors, who lost so heavily
by the failure of this bank. has fought
these cases persistently, in spite Of adverse
decisions and many other obstacles, until
finally, in what appears to be The court OF
last resort, he has obtained judgment ia
their behalf. This will enable him shortly
to declar very large dividends upon the
amounts Of general depositors, which will
come very near making up their enti re
losses,
New Orleans Republican., 1873-07-22
Treasurer Dubacles still Refuses 10 Settle

Treasurer Dubucles Still Refuses 10 Settle.
Yesterday morning Treasurer Dubuclet
was formally served with the order from
the Superior District Court commanding
him 10 satisfy the warrants held by Messrs.
Moore. Janney & Hyams, according to the
petition Of C. II. Hyams, at ffty-eight and
half cents on the dollar. Mr.. Thomas
Januey thereafter offered the warrants to
Mr.. Dubuclet. The Treasurer declined to
pay He assigned several reasons. He
proposed TO continue h's opposition to the
scheme of the Auditor. 1t might be very
good one and thus far sustained by the
court, But there was . chance that q
higher tribunal might reverse that decision
and he proposed TO take that chance. He
considered the case Of Hillman vs.. Dubu-
Gle. as applicable to this case, and afiording
him sufficient ground for his action. he
intended to appeal. Besides the public in
rests be had to think of those Of his
bondsmen, and he wanted to protect them.
Mr.. Fellows, on being consul: I'd, said no
appeal would be taken. but all action had
better be postponed till the Superior Court
decided the injunction cases.
The attorney for Messrs. Moore, Janney
& Hyams then proceeded to prepare rule
for contempt. based ON the refusal Of Mr..
Dubuclet to obey the order Of the court.
and this will be acted on to-day.