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The New York herald., 1874-08-25
PROPOSALS..

NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS
IN Sealed proposals will be received at the ONCE of
the Commissioners Streets and sewers No Paterson
block, New Brunswick n j. until Saturday August 90
paraton vf road bed and the furnishing of materials and
paving VITA Tclford pavement George street. between
about 1000 hnea feet OF street also the reseting old
and furnishing and setting euro and guttering
line said street security tor the faith
full performance of the work will be required The
rescrvng the right to reject all
proposals u they think the interests Of the city will be
subse rved thereby Specifications the work may bo
seen at this office Wednesday, the 26th inst
s1kEs ;SfE$f kES s$zsg ss$%zIsgT ssnNA Commissioners.
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DOMESTIC MARKETS.

as..rtel GALVESTON, August "a, 1874
Cotton quiet and steady, good ordinary, Axe;
middiinrs I6S.c Net receipts 81 bales Exports coast
wise, I4f. Sales 76 Stock 2559.
aiI '.1ti aff lt i3 NEW ORLEANS August "a 1874.
Cotton dull and unchanged middlings lo5tc Net re-
36l6; coastsisc Oh. Sales, 2c0 Stock, l06o0
MoBrLx August a. 1874
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MARRIAGES AND DEATHS.
Married.

JANSSEN-SCuwARTz-On Thursday, August 20,
by the Rev. Matthew Nicot, JOHN A. JANSEN, to
LIZZIE eldest daughter OF Christian Schwartz, Esq,
all OF this city.
KAIsER-MoRsE.-At the residence OF the BRIDES
parents Brooklyn on Saturday, August 10, 1874. by
AUGUSTA MORSE +te t@
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CLOSING PRICEs-s O'CLOCK P. M.
EUROPEAN KARKETS

LONDON, August N-EveninR. Calcutta lnseed,
57s. Sd. lineeed oil, zs. I'd.
LirERrooL August 2l-Eve ming Common rosln 6s I'd.
AsUAKGwt SpiSlf& aypsRtlae. Ys& ~. o. per sWt
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MISCELLANEOUS.

ITO INVESTORS AND MANUFACTuRERS-wANr
J. all knds Of goods suitable for agents and neaierA
Address DEALER AazAld odacsA
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DARTNER. WITH FROM 5000 TO ss.uOO WANTED
L In an old established stove and house furnishing
worth investigating. Apply to GRlGGS 4 CARLkrON,
80 Br0adwaz.
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-For uare delivery low middling the sales have
peen as follows; ;-Saturday evening afer one O'clock
August AO at ID 2 &c.; September l at Is l732c $500
at l5lc October 600 st Is s2c LOO at is5So; NO
usry lSo @ at Is Sssc 4 e. IS1c; m March S ats
two MZ7Septembsr. $50 st lsc 100 e IL Si$s2c.,
ScsoSsr. ISS st iSSc g s9 q i5Sc, iod
100 a. i5 SO at isc no At 10 ll.s2c 500 q
7O0 at lt S6c, 200 at 10 200 At l5se. January,
!; lssao at = 7!sc sS = ls issc 2oo At sisc
February, 500 At Is l32c, 5 at l5Hc l00 Is 732c
S90 at lSle, l9 st Is Use. o0 az IsMc May, AO at
l61c. Total rs UOO bales Grand total "a 80 bales Tho
receipts At the 81 bales
New Orleans, fbOi Mobile l Savannah 8 Charleston,
81; Whining ii norfolk, 273 New York. 4; Phadel-
phia io;aA sOl. This day last week. l6a2; this DAY
FLOUR AMI eceipts-Flour, z4ss bbs.; wheat
l04 bushels corn 259 zT do; oats 9Sl do The -four
market dull and declining The transactions. en-
bracing al kinds, foot up ony about 800 bbs generally
at the INSIDE figures OF the appended quotations. Corn
meal was u tar demand ana steady sales at
yellow $5 0 81 lor white aud s. 40 81 Is tor Jer
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$1,000 Mo 6's, lbds......
lU0O0 g & N w G c b..
l000Del, L 4 W con. =.
1000 Long Dock bonds
1000 North Mo 1st m.
OUU Cen Pac gold bs..
100 I'm .Pac RR LIST. -.
500 do.
300 G.. . Jst. -.
2OO0 T q w lst, st l. ID
5000 Tol 4 Wab ID. ....
10000 I, + & w LIST, W d
80 shs Fourth N BANK
Del d II Canal.....
80 U s Express Co. -.
As Wells-Farg0 Ex.bc
800 Panama RR. b c b3
IS Chi 4 NV pf. &C
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$1,000 Cen Pac G hs.. -.
1000 Alb d Sus lst M.
loco Alb 4 Sus I'd m. :.
5000 Clev J. Pitts 81 IN
10000 NY Cen lst, r. .b5
200O ohio 4 NJ con ST.
500 st l., j Il Chi lst..
$40 b, Hart 4 Il lst. be
~ shs Mercantile Blk
100 Wells-Fargo Ex. -.
100 N Y C&li K Rk. be
lU0 Erie Rk.........bc Q
9U0 Union Pac RR. bic
"a
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at the board were extremely dull, the only trans
actions having been one small lot OF Missouri
skies, long bonds, at e2. The following were the
The New York herald., 1874-08-25

DARTNER WANrED-wITH FROM 5000 TO $1,000,
l. to JOIN the advertiser who Is now engaged in the
summer and winter hotel business, two hours ride
New York delightfully."- situated beautiful lake. lI0O
feet above tide water unusual advantages In most
valuable lease, which will insure fortune, will be
offered to good parry Address W. II. H., box 2E Post
office New York.
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1874-09-03

RULES AND REGULAIlONS.
1st. All articles or animals offered to
compete for cash premiums or diplomas
must be owned by the individual or
his legal agent Offering them, or by
some member of their families.
2nd. The Sccretary's books will be
opencd at his Office two weeks previous
to the fair for all entries.
Bird. All articles or animals compet-
ing for awards must be entered upon
tie books Of the Secretary by 10 o'clock
A. NJ. Of the first day of the Fair, and
all articles and animals must be in
their places during business hours Of
the Fair until ? P. NJ. Second day;
otherwise they will not be entitled to
any premiums that may be awarded.
4th. Business hours on days of the
Fair will he from 8 o'clock A. NJ. till
4 o'clock P. NJ.
5th Tickets issued by the Secretary
must be attached to all articles or ami
imals competing for premiums.
9th The Roll of managers will be
called at the Secretary's office at A.
NJ. Of the first day and the Roll Of
Jud ges and committees will be called at
the the same place at II A. NJ. and all
vacancies will then be filled by the
President; at which time the managers
and judges and committees will receive
instructions as to their duties.
7th. No person can be judge of
his own property.
Sth Persons interfering with t!,c
judges or committees before judgment
is passed shall forfeit their right to any
prize to which they might otherwise De
entitled
!'th In addition to the above list,
Judges will have the power to award
premiums for such articles not enumer.
atcd, as they may consider worthy.
The Marshall shall have control of
the grounds during the Fair and shall
be designated by red sash over the
left shoulder
BY order OF the Board
Geo. w. BRALEY. Secretary.
W. ,.~lo.,A.~J <l,ok
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1874-09-03

Wall Paper--A of the most desirable
patterns selected with taste and care, at
Rob. Watson's.
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1874-09-03

/ "A w ~, VI Aht't AOL NJ f'.F AASh-
wood Falls Warehouse and Eleya-
tor Company.
Know all men by these presents that
we the undersigned, being 'dcsirous of
forming a Corporation pursuant to the
provisions Of Chapter Thirty four (34)
of the General Statutes Of minnesota
aud acts amcndatory thereof, Go hereby
associate ourselves ana agree to form
a corporation and hereby adopt the
following Articles OF Incorporation to
wit:
ARTICLE FIRST.
The name of the Corporation shall
be "rhc Redwood Falls Warehouse
and Elevator Company" The geuer-
a! nature of its business is declared to
be, to lease, erect and main ain Ware
houses aud Elevators for grain ia Red
wood County Minnesota, at or near the
village of Redwood Falls in said County
and State and to conduct general
Warehouse and Elevator business, in
Receiving, Storing, and shipping Grain
and other produce, aud such other bu
siness as shall be necessary and inc;den-
tai thereto. The principal place OF
transacting the business Of said Corpo.
ration shall be in the Town Of Red
wood Falls Minnesota.
ARTICLE SECOND.
The time Of CONNIE rcement of said
Corporation shall be on the first day of
June A. d. 1874 and the period of its
continuance shall be thirty (3O) years.
ARTICLE THIRD.
The amount of Capital stock of said
Corporation is Ten Thousand Dollars
(s1O,OoO which may be increased as
provided by law and is to be paid in
such installments as may be called for
from time to time by the Board of Di.
rectors.
ARTICLE FOURTH.
The highest amount of Indebtedness
or liability to which said corporation
shall at any time be subject shall not
exceed the amount oithe Capital Stock.
ARTICLE FIFTH.
The names and places of residence
of tie persons forming said Association
for incorporation are;
o. B Turrell st. Paul Minnesota.
Robt. p. Lewis St. Paul Minnesota.
N. Stone Beaver Falls Minnesota.
Isaac johnson Sheridan Minnesota.
e. G. Sickle Redwood Falls Min
nesota.
Jas. Mcmillan Redwood Falls Min
nesota.
+. A Chandler Redwood Falls Min
nesota.
J.. +. Robinson Redwood Falls Min
nesota.
L. B. Daniels Redwood Falls Min
nesota.
Till Tibbetts Redwood Falls Min
nesota.
Robt. Watson Redwood Falls Min.
nesOta.
ARTICAL SIXTH.
The names of the persons who shall
constitute tie first board of Directors
Of said Corporation are, Q. B. Turrell
Z. 3. Dan;cIs, n. Stone, Jas. Nc Mil
Ian, G. c. Sickle.
ARTICLE SEVENTH.
The Government of thisCorporation and
the management Of It's affairs shall be
vested il board Of five directors who
shall tc elected hereafter by the stock
holders on the first Monday CT June OF
each year, and shall hold their Offices
Cor one year aad until their successors
are duly elected and qualified. There
shall be a President, Secretary, aud
aud Treasurer and such other officers as
may be provided fer By the bylaws of
the Company chosen ny the Board.
ARTICLE EIGHTH.
The number Of Shares of Capital
stock shall be Two Hundred (2OO) Of
Fifty Dollars (c30,) each.
In witness whereof we have hereun
to subscribed our names and affixed our
seals this 18th day of August Il. D.
1874
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1874-09-03
SAMUEL STICKIE.
DRUGGIST AND APOTHECARY.

Physicians Prescriptions Carefully
Compounded at all Hours.
also,
FANCY and TOILET ARTICLES,
COMBS, BRUSHES, etc., etc.
One door east of the Post Office,
End Street. Redwood Falls MINI.
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1874-09-03
PlOWS.

STEEL Plows with steel land side at 8 16
~ so cts, or iron Landslide at Sl5.75, for
the next sixty days, at
NELSON & BURNSIDE'S
Sleepy Eye Lake, Mimi.
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1874-09-03
TIE GAZETTE.
WM i II i:HE."rr. j. >. hEAL
HE,2;2.OTT g. BEAL,
F,Ii;orS au;! Publishers.
REDWOOD FALLS,

SErrrNErR 3c.t, and OCTOBER lst, l>.4
The Citizens of Renville, Yellow
Medirine and Lyon counties. are invi-
ted to compete on the same conditions
that the citizens of our own county
enter.
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1874-09-03

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Al. :nf: :i1s t. hH; TIRE, Ling &ao :.
cc >r' ."sturS ''.'o'",' or t!1I>' H.~"'% 'i"i.".
& v, = - 4: NIX it!iE'!'j "H'. 'AH':t.i,> VII"
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les. i,r..tfar. i:,E ! t" TX ii:N i"',
ra.. i!>'i ,,,, '....} t ;n i.ry;-!ai< L>"'' Tee J
.i! ii ,H':, - ,.,:t /: .>t. . s!~c N"siiil'"S :
~, r.i;t. iu;.....>l'i.t va:u;:," % ia:m, ant!
.nrrsh, rnIrI. A'ir -,
NICHOLS, SHEPARD {: CO.,
Battle Creek, Mich.
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1874-09-03

IT S. .J.ANE OFFICE
" :."l~c"i! Falls MINI. August 90 1874
Compliant wing been Hu,c""d at this o!:: ce bv
John Eurh ay"ns: Iam" Saith for ah. nianing his
Homestead Entry, No. 5l7 dated Oct. :0th, 1873 upon
the North East quarter Section - Township ll3,
Rance 10 in Lyon County, Minnesota,
with view to the canceIla!ion OF said entry the
til" sat! parties are hereby Summoned to appear at
this Office die Goth day Of Sept 1874 at IL O'Clock
NJ. to respond and furnish testimony concerning
said alleged abandonment.
B.F. SMITH. Register.
40 W. KELLY. Receiver.
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1874-09-03
NOTICE..

LEGAL ADVlERTISENI'TS
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1874-09-03

We understand that the "Lac Gui
Parle Press" has suddenly ceased to
exist. We are not informed Of the
cause Of its suspension.
A recent visit to the Marshall Cheese
Factory assures us that the enterprise
is success as is proven by the large
quantity of excellent cheese now on
hand, as also that which has been al
ready disposed of. The Major is enti.
tied to great credit for his energy and
pluck in pushing forward this enter
prise as he has in the face of many ad-
verse circumstances. Another year we
trust the factory will do greatly in
creased business and prove much
more highly remunerative.-Prairle
Schooner.
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1874-09-03

Ou tllS LIN udJ VI I"Sooo H. H.
1871 personally appeared before me,
+. 3. Daniels, Q. 2. I'u1rcll, Robt.
Watson, y. Stone, H';Ii Tibhctts, !*aac
johnson 9. 6. Sickle, =. \. Chaadlar
Jas. Mcmillan and i. =. Robinson as
.nccrporatoGs OF tie :ssoctation de-
scribcl in .i,c foregoing articles Of asso-
citation and duly acknowledged that
they o1ec.ted the sc,..e.
IslAn} Il. s., pIo7TEc1. Notary Public.
neu57o,lt County sinn.
SITE css a..I.:H;aEs0rA
County OF --,arl*oy.
Ee It .:nc~a Tia: ca ;'::s 7-.th Gay
Q: August 4. D. 1874 personally sp-
pcarc.. before ine Robert i. Lewis one
CT the lncorpocators named in ;hc ioGe-
going articles Of association aud ac-
knowlcd.ed ,nat &c executed tic same
for the uses and purposes therein
expressed.
[snAll Il. s. s-.clSA1R, Notary Public.
Ramsey County MINI.
, 1874-07-07
VAIL STREET..
ER1cct OF the Decision of the United
Stutex Court att MADISON, WIS.

ER1cct OF the Decision of the United
Stutcx Court III Madison, Wfs.
Sncciui Dispatch &o The Chiaao Tribune.
New Yong, July o.-TAe action Of tho Unitod
States Court Of Madison, Wis.,, in deciding
agaiust the Chicago i Northwestern Railroad
Company struck terror into tho hearts Of the
"Du!ls" aud gaye now life to tho ''DearH." On
the street today tho general opinion ia that it
will be unfavorablo to tho general railroad in-
tcrcsss Of tho country. Thcro was strong
=. boar" feeling developed before tue opening
Of the Stock Exchange. The Granger stocks,
/. O., tue Chicago g. Northwestern Md the Mil
waukco l. st. Paul. were naturally affected
most seriously. Tho former, which closed %
Friday at 4336, waa offered down to .4oM
before any salos wero made. Attorward tho
prico touched 40t1, but subsequently recovered
10 41;5. St. Paul Hold from 50 to 382l, against
395s 1T tic close on Friday. 1t reacted, how. !.
| 80, md st. panl preferred at 6GH to 81. The
rest Of tile liat declined from II to per coat,
but recovered to u 10 = per cent. Tho 3 'inal q
dealings showed decline fan1 o. o. ffqn a:5saf 4
priccs Of tho day. Northwestern closed
| ut I0N TO II /; preferred, 631f to 50 st Paul,
90l6 70 30266, and preferred, 56>3 to 81: The
"boars'" " theory aoomod to be tint. although
cago & Nortnwestoru 1t was only the first victory
II, tho fight whicl. tue GrangorH aro llauEuratn
throughout tho land, atIccting eyory railroad,
| and defining their auborduation to TUG 1awh Of
,hc states. President Albert Keep, OF tho Chica'
70 t. Northwestern. is absent from tue city.
and lis Bubordinatcs can give no info.ma-
ton on tho subject Russell sage. who
IL one Of the officers Of tho milwaukee, i St.. Paul
Company, sayn that the decision WIS pro forna
and waB not Violently opposod BY tho railway
nterostn as tho object was to get tho saso .I be
| Untod statos Supreme Court. l1o adds thn'
railway mon thinl that tue caEe will receive
fsircr Treatment from this Court, :as it III froe
from the local and partsan lnhuoncoS wltlcl
ID to pass OH tho pnpern for the details Of the ap
neal 10 tho United Statey Supreme Court. Prcst
tout Alexander Mitchell. wl,o waB il tho cit,
to-day. concurs with Mr. Sage. The decision Il
undoubtedly great victory for tie ufanBers.
, 1874-07-07


Spectat Dispatch to The Chfcaq" Tribune.
MADISON, Wis, July 0.-TAe State authogitics
havo not decided what action they will tako
uudor the decision of the Unitod States Circuit
Court In tho Northwestern Railroad inlunution
suit, aud tho auggoattons OF tho Court In regard
to further proceedings. Thoro is considerable
reluctauco on tho part OF aonc In authority to
acknowledge tho Courts jurlzdictlon tn tho mat.
ter, or to put tho State In a position whereby,
Oh an agreement to admit tho jurisdiction M
injunction might possibly DO granted Oh the
Interstate commerce polnt, which WAS left
opou.
a general hope IL e1presaad by reasonable
mon TINT Honao action may be taken which vii!
facilitate ~ adjudication Of tho questions ut
issue BY the highest tribunal IN tho land.
Tho Slato Journal tonight Haya: "Wo holioyo
that the majority Of tho toopla want to soo this
n!attur settled tint They would like to hAvo this
point argued now. aud lilo whole nlattor brought
before tho Supreme Coust iu 0ctobor NJ aug
gested by Judge DAVIS.
\ FINAL AMI LEdAL sETrLEMESr WANTED.
s'The groat commonwealth OF Intelligent poo
pie, With their vast interest alnl property, aro
not vlnticliyo nor malicious, nor anxious 10
tako III undue advantage, nor qulbb!o On tooh"
nioalllcs, Thoy waut thodo worry grave questions
settled ol. a full argument, and wo believe TINT
tho words Of Judge Davis will bo regarded
~ tho visa and timely uttoranco OF ono who
apolo without naaslon Or prejudice; Who was
, 1874-07-07

and rotainorB,> and fixing up things to mako
been setting poga for a long time to scouro a
denomination. but hc is sometimes 80 impoitio9
aB to Bot them with tho points upward. 30 that
thoy aro quito as likely to impa1e himself as bis
osicmios. ThsB is true Of solno Of his appoint.
Civil-acrvlco reform have been appliod. j.
AZ 1t now 1ooltst Gen. Hurlbut will bo rononi-
mated In which event there will bo a foTmit-
abfo Iudopondont movement, and q determined
effort in his own pnrty to beat him. Among
with IN Independent candidaoy arc tho Hon.
William Latl,fop, Of this city Thomas Med.
njchards Of nlc1Ienry County; aud John I.
Farnsworth and T. II. Hall, Of Knne County.
Tho yota at tho oteution iu 1872, In this diH-
trict, stood aB follows:
, 1874-07-07


This voto on Congressman war q, III less than
it waa on Congressman in 1868 IN tue same
counttes,-tho Falling off boinE 2,712 from tl.o.
Republican vote. and 30 from tho vote given ior
the Democratic nominee; whilo from 1868 to 1879
thore m uHt havo been largo incfoaao In voting
population In tho district.
10 overcome thia II, ,S9s majority would up
pohr lilte = hopeless tasE. yet oven ny great
revolutions ss that havo occurred; and, with
Mr. Hurlbut'B denomination, ind good candl-
date against him, tho thing may bo dono. :.
Thoro is feeling OF dissatisfaction and dis.
quietude In The purity 10 this district. that will
break out Boonor or latcr; and there waH noyera
botser time for THAN ''tho or yonr III politics"
forgotten the promises VI reform, rotronohnont.
aud economy, made In 1872 only to be broken,
and thoY begtn to feel they havo othor dutioa md
responsibilities than voting tho Regular ticket"
THE NINTH eENAToR1AL DISTRICT
is composed Of tho countlcs OF Wiuuobago and
Doono and elects q Senator and three monabers
OF tho State HouHB Of Representatives th[B fait.
Although tho Senatorial Convention ia thing
Of tho future not having yot boon called.
early as June 10, when delegates woro elected to
attend the Sonntorial Convention when called,
and INSTRUCTED to voto for Join Early, prcsont
incumbent, for tho Senate, and H. F. Crawford
and Webster Osborne for Tho Honse,-,tho third
at this Convention but scvcn OF tho slxtoon
towns Of tle county wero represented; and but
forty-ono, out Of delegation Of, Heyonty-avo to
which tho entire county was ontitod, woro in nt-
tondaucc, The action OF the Convention, in se-
1octlng delegates IN advauco and nstructing them
for partioular candidates, gives grqat otEonse in
BQme quarters, anil will produce plentiful crop
Of Independents candidates. Tor tho House. Que
is alroady in tho fold, and tho nanes Of three
others arc being canvaHsod. BY their fronda.
Those arc +. Il. Dakor, ex-atayor of Rockford !:
Anthony Haines, also Of Rockford, aud fol segon,
years. member Of tho Board Of Supervisors and
Lawrence MacD Dona!d, n wealthy and i..auensia!
farmer, living in tho Town Of Seward. There
certainly will DO no lack of. candidates, and very
little attention is likoiy to be paid to The binding
effect OF caucusos and conventions.
There is a|so talk Of ofrunuing an 1ndepcnden'
vontion. which will bo tho sa!lo thug. Two
years ago, this Senatorial District was carried by
tlo Republicans bs 1900 majority. How far the
II of year" and disaifection will 60 toward over,
coming this, it is hard to tell but prominent
Republicans now boldly talk OF another candi
date. Politics in tho western part Of tho Fourtl
Congressional District may bo said to bo hadl,
mixed. OCCASIONAL.
, 1874-07-07
ERIE.
.Jny Guu}.i rho Originator OF tlac At
k:arlta 4all The TKILnAU4tl3Qnts

Iny Gpu}A rho Originator OF tlac At
t;arlks Oh the TTnnugsn.ent.
S,sc.a, Dispatch to Ths Catcuao Tribune.
New YouK, July 0.--iocent eyopts Indicate
TINT Eric is on tho verge Of moro tedious ant
costly litigation, Tho attorneys for tho plaintiff
In tho Huit against tho Company hayo servoa O
,,otice upon its attorneys, which requires them
to arpoar before tho Attorney Geuoral at Alonpy
and show cauAe why tl.at official should not
prosecute tho suit on bohalf Of tho State. Eric
officials hold Jay Gould to DO tho origin OF tho
suit, aud Aouce measures arc being taken to tn-
stlt,lte counter procoudlngs in whloh lo will bo
tlofonaaut. Tho hasla Of tho complaint viii be
the alleged Illegal retention Of property to the
value Of sl,06O,0 or sl,6oo.0o0, Which tho
officials chnrgo was obtained whilo ho was pEos-
tlout Of tic Eric Railway. 4 now tiohet, for tho
Directory to DO put forward at tho comtug oec-
ton, has boon nlnto and toib8raphod to London.