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Of the syringe into tho yeia. IL sometimes hap
pening that the trocar would wound it without
penetrating into the cavity Of the vessel, OF
else would pass through on tho opposite, side
The late Dr.. Nelaton had proposed to obV1ate
this By an incision Of tho skin an inch long, in
order to bring the vein into view. DR.. Behler
prefers opening the vessel with the lancet, as in
blood-lotting; he recommends the injection to
be performed slowly, to prevent tue sudden re-
pleton Of the right ventrlcle Of the heart, which
would cause aaphyua and death. The lmml-
nence Of such state is indicated by pre-
monitorY cough, on the occurrence IT which the
injection should be instantly stopped The
quantity Of blood administered in this case Was
not more than eighty grammes. Baron Larrey,
after the reading Of the paper said that this was
one Of tte most interesting cases Of transmission
OF blood that had over come to his knowledge.
The possibility OF success was now proved be-
yond q doubt, after controversy which had
lasted for upwards OF two centuries.
, 1874-04-25
NOTES AND NEWS.
Special Dts2ateh 10 The Chicago 7fi1uns.
ntTRENcnNrN-

nE1REScHMENT.
HAHNa7os, D. c., April 25.-The Legislative,
9udiclsl. and Executive Appropriation bill finally
completed In tho Committee OF the Whole In the
aouse to-day. Quito / little excitement VIE occa-
oned b5 the debate the motion to strike out $
TOT horses and carriages and harness. all for the De-
pastuent Of Justice ard the final action Of tha House
Ii adopting the proposition il certainly healthy nd1-
cation
In 1NpIAS LAwIER.
Coi. Adatr, IN 1ndtan ba1f-nrecd, and one Of the
leading men Of the 1ndi.n Territory, admitted
70 practice in tbs United States supreme Court
yesterday.
The Government has closed its side Of the Howard
ease, and tbs defense will examine Witnesses next
weak.
Inc docee Penh&ons Committee viii rsnort bill
Psoson8 lot repeal Of the laws prohibiting the nav
toene q Fenstous to persons the rolls before the
sno VINO *ere N the Coofederacy during the rt-
Que On this account the hu passes.
The POSTAL TELEGRAPH PROJECT.
= Senator Idnaunds il tho nuthor Of bill e,npoxer.
ng the President TO aproint Commission consisting
YColooel, i Commander Of the NAVY and a citizen
expert not connected in any way with any teccr.nh
company, who aha examine Into the postal teleSrsnn
project Ind report to Congress to The adyiaabitT
Of its adoption IN the United States.
TO tk< xs1ecfdfe2 Press,l
AS IU1enTAS1 TREATY pEc1s1bN.
new foRE, april ga Washington dispatch eiyes
the opnicu o: Sir Edward Thornton, which was ditt
On Wednesday, in the case Of Rxfau Aguirre yH The
United S:1tes, awarding that the motion heretofore
and reject this claim be allowed and the claim "a.
accordingly rejected. This WIS the test-cas<
Of class faown Is Indian depreciation ala,ns 1sa3ns
ths United stsses hs agzrsRAs of which amounted 4
, 1874-04-25
SOUTHERN FLOODS.


sude1ng condition on account Of he almost total fall
ure Of the crop Of both coEa and cotton On ~
the wet weather last year. ~
dispatch from Fida!s, Ccncordia Inriah sayz
public meeting assetnbled hero to-day, where 500
peope IN this section were represented suffering
for food. To procure suppues the Mayor of Traoton
te1eg17phs: we ARE all overhowed,
BEND $1,000 RAT1oss
By the ouachita Belle, II possible The colored pouu
lntton in particular are In Distress
Largo quantities Of provisions shipped to suf.
1erers to-day. The Relief Committee have got fstrv
to work. The demands upon them are much grestef
than at fret expected, and are increasing daily u ID
wafer from the creSassea continues spreading.
ANOTHER GEEAT HIsK
IL coming out Of the Bed mud Ouachita Rtyerx
RELIEF.
#itz to draw at sight for $40 600, making 900 con
tz1buted by Bostonians for the overfoned.
Mayor Wilt yesterday reported $4,000 in bank Ia
the credit Of the relief fund.
THE RAILROADS.
MEAPHB, April o5.-Memphis and Little Roct tr&sn,
went through to-day by transferring 1t ths waahad
point.
, 1874-04-25
Rcrx Krupp and the German Govern
meEt.

Herr Alfred Krupp, the ell-knowr proprietor
Of the celebrated iron and steel works at Essen,
vas lately al Berlin. Tho German lNe1o. SAWS
that besides aud ences OF the Emperor and tho
Crown Prince, Herr Krupp hsd repeated con-
ferences with Gen. Won Podbielski, Inspector
General OF the Artillery, and Gen. Won Kameke,
President OF the Artillery Trial Committee.
times to the shooting ground near Tegel,
and witnessed the trial Of the new ield-suns
1t is sisted that but few weeks previous there
Wes considerable annoyance felt that in spite Of
the urgent necessity for rearming the German
field artillery, Herr Krupp had accepted large
orders for tha supply OF guns to the Aust-o-
Hungarian, Italian, Spanish, and te7era South
american eosernments. It is reported 1..as
Herr kruEp assured the German Government
that he will frat of all supply tho Gernau artll-
lery With the number OF guns ordered. and
limited IT the same time that he ia making ar-
ranBements which will enable him to furnigh not
sess than 100 guns per waek, instead of tho DIR
oouszacted FOR.
, 1874-04-25
KNIGHTS OF PYTH1AS.

P1T1spuRaH, April 25.-The Supreme Lodge Of the
World Knights Of Pyth1as, still in session, but
pect to close their Abors tonight To-day several ap
peals heard, among others those the Rarhbouo
Lodge, No. l. Of New York, which uas referred back
to the Grand Lodge Of that State.
Final action taken on the new Constitution,
which was adopted, and complimentary reso-
lutons were pagsed 10 Supreme Representative
Kcnnedy, Of Ontario, ,o.nads, for hts ser
ing him make complete and perfected copy. to bo
printed aud issued ut once The thanks Of the body
also rendered Representatives Devine, Of the
District Of Columbia; Lewis, Of Baltimore; and
Stewart Ct Washington for their services in connec
ton with the case Of G. III. Barton.
The next annual meeting will be held In Baltimore.
, 1874-04-25

- Tho health Of Prince bismarck. to 5adgea 9 y .
Lucius, Berlin deputy who was sent to visit
him, says that on the 1st of April ho found the
Prince more weakened and altered than he had
expected. The physicians had held out hopca
that he would be able to visit watering placa
about the middle Of June. but no idea whatever
could be entertained Of his resunling his
official duties before that date. The day bciog
the anniversary Of his blrth. Prince Bismarck
received very numerous congratulations from
all, even the most distant, parts OF the Empire,
including congratu1atoy telegram from tht
King Of BAyAtia.
, 1874-04-25
7ELEGRAPHic BREVlT!ES.

William H. Tweed has been remanded to hospital
duty in the PenitcntiaSy under resolution Of the
-Of tie los estimates Of the cotton crop OF 1873.
opened at the Memphis Cotton Exchange the highest
Was LOST 76l3 lowest, ,891 o36 ayerege. 4132 1872
week. increase Of fourteen the previous week
b. F: Coleman, printer, formerly from Laporte
Ind, and Chicago was found dead on t9tdn5. In the
supposed to have been the cause.
Mayor uage1neyer, Of New York, is about to pull
Council when Mayor in 1s4s 70 show how economi-
-yice-preaideut Wilson will soou leave on South
ern tt1p which will probably extend to California and
will include visit to the Hot Strings in Arkansas
About fifty persons, including one woman, at
tended the meeting Of the Cremation Society in New
York Friday evening, and listened to the report Of
the Committee on Organization, recommending the
incorporation Of stock company the most fessible
means OF obtaining tbs desired end.
Sir Lambton lorraine sailed from New York for
England yesterday. He accompanied to the stasu-
er by the Mayor, Gen. Hancock and staff, and ohor
Of the city were presented to Sir LAmb.on.
LAST Thursday night, Fred cEugeE. living $ mics
north Of Sturgis Mich, had two horses and harness
stolen. No clue to tho thieves has been found though
thorough rearch has been made By all Of otacers
The Temperance Indies Il: Hillsdae, Mich, yester-
the saloonists in the surrender Of Mr. Gectz ssoon-
keeper, who gave and closed early yesterday morn
ing. The ladies aangne that this is hut the he
ginning OF the end md confidently that ttaers
will follow his example Immediately.
The whisky suit at sturges, Mich, between John
Dassetter and the women crusaders came of yesterday
afternoon before jury Of si1 men. Considerable tn
terest manifested both s!les. The jury re-
turned verdiect Of guilty. Basseter appesled ths
case, to be tried in the Circuit Court.
-Metsrs. Arnold, Wolf, aud Willard, members OF
the Council Of Foreign Bondbcldaa. Of Frankfort,
Pruesa, have arrived in New York, with view Of
ringing the differences between the serern1 casses Ct
American bonds now in default and Of arranging with
the companies for terms Of accommodations in
case of reaort to legal proceedings to protect the
clGinns Of their bondholders.
-1hs Hon. Newton Dateman. State Superintendent
OF Public Instruction, has ISSUED circular inviting
small contribution from al the scholars ind teachers
In the public schools to the AEaassz memorial
fund.- the donation to be taken up the 2sth Of May
next
License wss issued on Saturday to the Ellsworth
Manufacturing Company cupitaI $50, co., and tie
Jerome Burglar Alarm Company. capital 81 u1o both
Of Chicago certificate Of organization issued
to the Nithey Manufacturing Company, Of Chicago.
capital $4,000.
- neE nine-stoEy: French fat hotel. known Il thu
Stevens House. at Fifth avenue sn3 Twenty seventh
street, New York City, has Lem suddenly deserted
owing to the hulgng of the val the Fifth avenne
'front.' and serious ctcka and crurbng Of tee bxickr
extending from ths second the fourth sory. Huge
amber1 braced agsinst 4hs building 70 kaep il
from tuznb1tnx into ths AVsnua.
, 1874-04-25
POPULATION OF ST. LOUIS,

Special DispaseA to The Chicago Tribune.
ST. LOUIE April 23-A census Of the Inhabitants Of
st. Louis, between the ages Of and u, has js1st
been completed under the direction of the
School Board. The total number between
those ages is given At l3s,l3l. Prof. Harris, su-
f1tion based on the census returns Of thirty large
cities and hnds the numbers between the ages given
Ia little over y Of the whole population, and from
this he estimates the total Of all ages in st. Louis at
AL, 900. This is considerable reduction the estl-
mata2 Of the late Directory census.
, 1874-04-25
FOREIGN TRAVEL.
4 Largo Falting-Off Anticipated Dur
ing the Coming Season.

4 Largo Ea111nG-URR 4nt1ciPated Dur"
inE the Coming ScasOn-
New YORK, April 2I-Inquiry at tho Offices OF the
different steamship lines shown that the aggregate
NUMBER Of travellers to Europe this Will proba
bly, be much less than in 1873 This reduction ia gen.
orally attributed to the eects Of the late panic and
unsettled state OF the currency. While many in con-
sequence cannot afford the luxury Of ocean trip,
otherB who could well bear the expense, have deemed
1t tno1peiIent to 1aave their business, and
this situation Of many heads Of fa1ni-
4es has kept at home their dependents.
erted By the fact that there are no unusual attractions
in Europe this year, and BY the dread Of peris
inspired By the late disas.er Outward freights this
season generally abundant, and In Homc Lines show
last year. The recent disasters to the
General 11aneatantic Company has net, it ia said,
pe1ceptihly affected tho number of passengers BY
Withdrawn their names, and the St. Lawrcnt, which
sails week from to-day will carry about $50. Cop
the season from the causes which affect other
companies.
, 1874-04-25

From the Rait7oh .fkns.
It has caused hfty-6ve conversions to religion
broken up twenty-seven illicit whisky distller-
les, drove from the country two sub-revenut
officials. rid the mountains Of cory pre1cha1
and furnished us several columns OF reading
matter. On tho other hand the damage IS slight
for had it broken up all the crockexy in tlt
mountains the cost would not have been so,
while Mrs. Nannia's chimney would have tu1o'
b1ed with the first strong wind.
, 1874-04-25
FRANCE.

New YoRK, April pa Paris dispatch states that
on Thursuay Frank Hgga md William Payne, Ameri-
cans, went to the Belgian border to hg1 duel but
the police tnterfe1ed, and the duelsts returned to
their residences. Words spoken about young lady
are given out as the cause OF tho meeting but the resi-
Is said to be ARRAY between the fathers Of
the young men, fortnight ago, in the Washington
Club 1T Paris,
, 1874-04-25
LEGAL INTELLIGENCE.

Boston Drug Firm mulcted In
$4,000.
Bosroa April as-1n the case Of Margaret Black, OF
F4 River against Andrew Weeks, Of the firm OF Weeks
Potter, Boason before the Supreme Judicis! Court,
at Tauuton the Jury returned verdict Tor plaintiff,
giving her sls,0 coo damages. P1aintif was nearly
poisoned fatally by aconite which she took supposng
It TO be picra The aconite put up at the estsb
ushmeut Of Weeks Potter, md, alleged, labeled
pcra by mistake, and sold to Fall RiEer druggist,
who euppued 1t to p1ntnlG.
, 1874-04-25
OCEAN STEAMSHIP NEWS.


6H1P S117s111@-1x11F]1sSs
New YoEK, April o5.-The agents Of the Hamburg
American Packet Company have received dispatches
to-day in regard to the steamship silcs reported by
cabe aground In the Elbe, and in dangerous posi-
ton. The 6iesa 1s an iron screw-ateamahip, built At
Greenock in 1862 and il regarded Of the best
ycssels Of the Hamburg Line. she i about $50 feet
in length, 40 in depth, and Of s:4co tons burden
She sailed from this port on the 1lth OF April, With
large quantity Of provisions and tobacco. Being m
extra steamer she carried but fifteen passengers, Of
werc J. Grossmann, Ernst Palg, Leopold Vel, and
Miss Leonhard.
NEW Yo3K, April Observation-Disclosures st..
Laurent from Brest and State Of Georg!a, from Chs
gov.
LIVERPOOL April 25.-The stsa1nshtp Abyssiniz,
from New York, has arrived out.
, 1874-04-25

MONTREAL, April 25.-It is expected that Tho vatez
viii be let into the caual on Monday next Great
tivty is shown by boatowners in getting their craft
ready. The wharves and sheds the canal are being
put in good repair.
DETROIT, April 2s.-To-day'a adrices from Tho
Straits report Light south wind, with the thermom-
eter ut 34 degrees The tce II still solid from bacnac
island to the Michigan Shore No bouts have passed
through yet, as far - heard from.
, 1874-04-25

WELLASD, Ont, April 25.-1lichae1 Finn, charged
with assauting his wife with intent to kill, on the 9Th
Of November, at Ihorold Village was found guilty Of
murder in legal sense, and has been sentenced to
doah. Finn mainly convicted On the evidence OF
hjs wife, who has recovered.
, 1874-04-25
CRIME.


Special Df*paseh 10 1ns CAicavo Tribune.
DUBUQUE, 1a., April 25.-John Henry cut Ger
mans throat at ShullsbGrg, Wis, yesterday
morning, because he tthe GERMANY would not let
him {Henry1 take kcg Of beer from beer-wagon
he WIS driving at the time. Tho German is
very likely dead by this time, as
he unconscious at last accounts.
The Sheriff left in pursuit Of Henry who to this
city md arrested by policeman this morning
while he about to drink glass Of beer In saloon.
city searching for hin, and. both ut once left for
shullsburg, where Henry will be tried fur murder. If
the German ia1ea
, 1874-04-25
CAPITAL AND LABOR

End of the Troubles on the Lout9Vtl1e
Shorr-Ltne Road,
Lou1sy1LLE Ky., April 25,The morning train from
Cincinnati found two rails removed from the trucks on
the Short near Care1ne Station. Tho parties evident
" had no intention except to delay the train, they
placed red flag At that point Only m hours delay
caueed by the obstruction, the rails were loosely
rep1aced. No other disturbance Ia reported. The
Company sent another pay-car up the road to-day.
Passenger trains are running ~ usual and freight
traius will be resumed on Monday.
, 1874-04-25


WAsH1saToS, D. c., April o5.-The Committee Of
Ways a1d Means to-day examined Simon Herman, who
testified that he general arctioneer and commits
zion merchant in New York During his examination
By Representative Beck, he Baid that in April 1B72 he
WEB indicted In the United Ststes Court for IN
alleged selling Of liquor which the tsI had not been
Vaid+ Although
PERFECTLY INNOCENT OF THE CHARGE,
he paid several Of money to hare the dis
mlssed. Hearing Of tie indictment, he went to the
Court and gave bail A. Goodrich Fay came to
him and said that his could be dismissed
by the payment OF $4,000 which money to be di-
videa between Fay and Sanborn He also paid 81 900
to Judga Davis who at that time the District At
to1ney.
TO Mr. Foster, Of the Committee, the wttnees said
ve.aa+ion with Fay Alone and he paid the s. GOO
demanded TO
GET ED OF TIE SCANDAL,
although he entirely innocent Of the charge.
In answer to Mr. Davis Of the Committee the wit
said that the cheeks gwen the day,
the understanding being that his WEE all one
men aud III accordance with instructions from WaAh-
tnRton lie had spoken to Judge Davis on the subject
who said to witness You had better let the matter
$4,000 to other parties. When he went out Of Fsys
office he De Kay the Assistant District Attorney
who said, Judge Benedict is On the beach and the
has been dismissed, in accordance with orders
from Washington" Witness then gave check to
Judge Davis.
Richard E. suIlwen, Deputy Clerk Of the United
States Court, New YORK, produced two indictments
found March 3, 1872, one against Herman and two
othess, aud the second Against Herman and fifteen
odeuse- In each nolle prosqui entered but
only 80 far Herman concerned, the indictments
against the others rernaning. The motion made
On the part Of tho District Attorney, the witness
thought, by peKay. In further reply to tnterro2a-
torins, witness thought something was said ahout
KEEPING THE sETTLEAESr SECRET,
the rerortels should not hear oft He thought this
request from De Kay, but his recollection this
point not cle2T. Such requests uaade .on1e-
u1nes, but not often. He did not know OF any order
coming from Washington to settle the Such or
der would not to him. but TO the District Attor-
nev.
a(r. Foster-Do you know DeKsy's antscedents, or
by whose influence he WAS aHpointed7
Al do not, except By common runor.
Dwell, what is common ru.nor.
4--That DeKay obtained his posiuon through the
influence Of Gen. Butler, but do know that this
u 20.
The Committee adjourned until Monday.
, 1874-04-25

PHILADELPHIA, April 25.-Advices have been re-
celved from Port Prince, Hayu, to the 18th inst.
Gen. Dominique expected hourly With troops from
the south, and trouble feared. Foreigners were
Rendng their valunb1es to the different Consular real
deucos for safety, and numbers Of them were leaving
hat
, 1874-04-25

CLEVELAND, O., April o4.-Edward Phillips was
arrested lere to-day, charged with killing Tom VII
lard In street fight here, two years ago. Phillips
lied from the city at the time, and returned today,
oulT to be arrested.
, 1874-04-25
The WEATHER.


TAsu1sorov, D. G., April 25.-Fron Missouri and
Iowa to tho Upper Lake region, generally cear wealth
, 1874-04-25
Jeyvelry Store Robbed ut N1cGregor,
Iowa,

Special Dispateh The Chicago Tribune.
b1cGnEGoR, L., April 25.-The bookstore Of J. H.
and robbed Of about oC0 worth Of royoirers eweiry
&c. The thieves entered througl, the transo the
door, and made their escape through the back door.
The detectives in pursuit OF the robbers but have
III set gained no claw
, 1874-04-25
PISCtCUlTuRE.

Correspondence Of tbs Chicoqo Trittns.
LANSING, Mich, April 24.-The Fish Commissioner
has denosited TO- QUO white fab IN Pine Lake. This
lake IL miles from Lansing.
, 1874-04-25
RELIGIOUS.
Episcopal Dissensions In New York
T3fV.

I1Sy~
NEW TonK, April 25.-ss. Johns Guild met tonight
the Rev. Morgan Dix presiding, and adopted amend
ments TO the permitting the election Of Master
Of Guild whether not he may be amenabla to the
authorities Of Trinity Parish, and then chose
the Rsv. Mr.: wiswal lately relieved from n
Trinity Parish. Dr.. Cox stated that II the canons
were changed, proposed, the guild would cease to
be partah guild, and, tmmcdatey upon the adoption
OF the amendment, retired.
, 1874-04-25
FARClES.
AN nnlOLX

AN 0nlOLK.
How falls 1t, Orio1e, thou hast coma to dy
In tropic splendor through our Eorthezn sty:
At some b1ithe moment Was 1t Natures chaics
To dover scrap Of sun1es with = yoIca1
Or did some orange tulip, faxed with bl4c1,
In some forgotten garden, ages back,
learning towlrd Heaven until 1ts wish was hard.
Desire unspealAhly to be biTd7
, 1874-04-25

BOSTON, April o5.-Jesse Pome1y, the supposed mur-
derer Of the child Horace e. Miller, Tas fully aou-
mittsd today without bail.
, 1874-04-25

TOAD.
Blue dusk, that brings the dewy hours,
Bringa thee, Of grace1ess form In sooth,
Dark stumbler at the roots Of doWats,
FLaccid, Inert, unceuth.
Right LII can human wonder guess
Thy meaning OF thy mission here,
Gray lump Of mottled c1ammtnosa,
With that preposterous leeri
But when meet thy dull bulk wheRs
Luxurious roses bend and burn,
Or some slim lily lifts TO mir
tn fra1 and fragrant u1u.
Or these, among the garden wsys,
So grim watcher dost thou seam
That !, with naeditatlVe gaze,
Look down On thee and dream
OF thick-upped slaves, with ebou akin,
That squat in hideous dumb EepoEe,
And guard the drowsy l2dIes IN
Their stil seragltos!
-EdG1y Ed,rtett in fhs Mdu dtIdnfE
, 1874-04-25
COUNTY MEAT.
Reinhardt's Application for More
Money.
What Quality Of Beef Ho Is Fur
nishing.
What He Pays for It.

The n1m Of William Renhardt h Co., corner OF
Randolph and Union streets, secured On Dec e. 1873
from the County Commissioners the contract for
supplying the poor Of Cook County with meat. The
sae firm had like contract for the preceding fiscal
year. charging at the rate Of 1e100 cents Fer pound
for al kinds Of meat supplied By them to the county
THE EsT1IATE9
for the litter rear wero a. follows:
Pounds.
County Agents Office ,.,..,..,.,,.......4 ACE, 302
dUap1La1. S.sSao
fOor-Aou8b
1EAa0a ASJ4u1u. 'AAstoo'
losai. ; - tha TX.
meats, ~ we'll IS beef, mutton. and dsh.
THE EXPENDITURES
for meat during the year ending Dec "a, 1873, Re
shown in the annual report Of the County Agent were
follows:
quarter oss1.'eo
6ecouQ QuaEteI.... useoAuo
14Td quarter EtoVe.so
Fourth quarter .....,.................. s, ,594.40
, 1874-04-25

Edgar Faucet in the Nay atlantic.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-04-18
DISPUTE ABOUT A PARTY WALL.

The suit of Jacob II. Cockroft against Peter
Moer was tried the Court Of Common Pleas yester-
day. before Judge 1t IL brought to recover
$1,000 party wall under the follow
ing circumstances October 1885, Mr. Arson g. Phelps
Stokes entered into contract with Mr.. Cockror'
plaintiff the erection OF party wall on the south
east corner OF Madisonave. and Thirty second-st.
contract was made containing provision that MI
Stokes should pay onehalf the expense OF - as
much OF the wall he would use' snose-
auently Mr. Phelps sold the lot to Mr.. Moller, the
present defendant, who built upon the lot, but
as he contends did not the whole OF the wall de-
PENDANT offered TO pay 7e2 which his builder stated
was all ne was entitled be- charged and lodged the
same IN court also provision in the contract
that the cost Of the wall should bo asceriained by ap
prasers defendant denied that any offer OF arbtra
ton had made although Mr. Cockroft testified tina
he had proposal for an arbitration To the defen
ant The has been trial for the past Two days.
number OF builders being examined az 10 the price OF
materials aud labor in 1869, when the wall was QUILT
Judge Lawrence left the following questions 10 the
Jury Did plaintiff ut any time before bringing this
action offer TO arbirae request the defendant 10
arhrate and appoint, In pursuance OF the contract
bet ween them estimate the value OF thai portion OF
the patty wall used by the defendant Did The defend
ant refuse to accept such offer Did the defendant ten
der to the plaintiff 81 the Esd OF November. 1870
and did the defendant decline To accept the same What
value the wall The jury gave verdict Tor the
paiutlH $3.50