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, 1875-08-05

REVIVAL MEETING. II The re
vival meeting of R. V. Mr.. Ham
mond was very well attended
Yeslers Hall was crowded ant
numbers had to stand. The ser
vices seemed to consist mainly
of singing We have no won
dertul conversions to record yet
but expect to have them in ;
few days. lF --i
, 1875-08-05
M4rins intelligence.

Ponr Discovery, July 3o.-Saile,',
brig Tanner.
sRABscK, July %. : Sailed. schooner
VIM. Philip, for Melbourne via San
Francisco.
UrsAFA ADV. July 81. = Sailed, bark
Stella.
PoKr TOWNSEND, July %. - Sailed
ship Arkwright, for Nanaimo.
Arrived. Forest Queen.
UrsALADY, July 27.--Arrived, barks
Brontes and Annie.
PoRr BLaKELr, 80. - Sailed, bark
Martha Ridoeut.
PoRr MADISON, July %. = Arrived.
bark Oakland.
PoRr ELAKrLy. July %. - Arrived
barkentine Fremont.
PeRr MADISON, July 29.--Sailed, bnk
Tidal Wave t-
SEABKcK, July %. = Arrived. bark
Oregon.
SEAsEcK, July 2e. - Arrived, bark
Isaac Jeanes. fl5..
, 1875-08-05

SMALL PoX. in consequence
ofa a request from the authorities
of New Westminster, 3. c., the
Indian Commissioner has order
ed all Northern Indians out of
that town and forbidden them to
land there, as they have small
poX amongst them.
Cannot our authorities take
steps to have our own Indians
returned to their reservations,
where they belong; and quaran-
tine, or forbid to land, all British
Columbia Indians. A5
n~ The steamer Blakely ar
rived at 2, A. NJ. and left at D.
She had small freights, but was
crowded with passengers. She
had about 20 Cinnamon to be
worked at the Rosenthal coal
mine. -"
ssa- Billy Melvin is at his new
Alhambra, as may be seen from
advertisement in another col
umn. He has lost no flesh by
moving, but he blows q good
deal from fatigue. n s-
TAcoMA.-The bark Florence
| is loading and sails Monday.
The barkentine Webtoot takes
$50 cords of cottonwood bolts.
A new gang saw is being put
in the mill. -.a7a is- F9-s5-,-s -s
n. A curiosity is to be seen
at the Cottage by the Sea, in
the shape Of a happy family of
fish, crabs, snakes, CLANS. eels,
etc, all in one large glass jar,
iuiet and enjoying themselves,
ma. DIR. G. v. Calhoun, who
has been located at Port Towns
end. has removed to this place.
The Doctor is the Government
health officer for this Territory
a~ A telegram from Utsalady
announces that the Favorite,
having been thoroughly over
hauled and reftted, will resume
her place on the Victoria route,
next Monday.
ss- There was "a row on the
street last night, between Aleck
and Frauenthars dog. Aleck
shot at the dog but missed him
LoApED.-Bark Montana, Capt.
Chapman, is now loaded and
will sail tomorrow if she can
get tug. D
/ M~ Steamer Libby leaves on
Monday at 8 O'Clock with a
large freight for Beilingham
Bay. ''i & @
4 WHITE vs. CHINESE LABoE.-We are
panied to notice that Cinnamon are sup
plying our market with vegetables.
Why don't our farmers compete with
them or else buy them out? Our pa
irons say they would prefer to buy thei,
vegetables fro n persons that can speal
either English, German or Chinook.
}. Schooner Chas. E. Clan.
!, cey, Capt. HIATT. arrived yesterday with
produce, ETC., from Steilaguamish.
, 1875-08-05

POLICE CoURT.-BEFoRE JUS
TIcE ScoTr.-Chas. Murphy, for
drunk and disorderly and using
profane and obscene language;
second offense, fined $50 and
costs. He is a gentleman from
Utsalady, who came up on the
libby last trip. e
Thos. Hogan, an old offender,
d. D., fined $50 and costs. He
has already served 9 months Gu
our street improvements for a
similar offense, -.z--=
, 1875-08-05

New PAPER.-We have receiv-
ed the first number OF the West
Shore, a new illustrated monthly
published in Portland. The il
Illustrations, while rather few in
number, are tastefully executed,
and the general makeup and ap-
pearance of the paper is first
class. We wish it success.
, 1875-08-05

LARGE SALE, Phelps 4 Wad
leigh bought 312 acres Of land
from W. S., Ladd within the city
limits. We cannot learn the
price paid. The lands are next
east to the lands claimed by Mrs.
Maynard, and which reverted
back to the Government.
, 1875-08-05

ment, we can safely look forward to the
building up of large industry in that
cereal as the yield in our State is all of
from 80 to 125 bushels to the acre.
Spel.z will not grow in California;
Portland Welcome.
, 1875-08-05

FURNITURE.-There are three
furniture manufacturing estab-
ments in this city, employing
about five hands each, one OF
which, Messrs. Hall 4 Graves
has steam works. They do all
kinds of turning and pattern ma.
king. Seattle has two boiler
maker shops, the principal work
of which, however, is repairing.
Their work is well spoken of by
engineers and machinistS.
, 1875-08-05

To FELIX CoONS, Defendant.
NOU ARE EHEREBYRFQUIRED TO APPEAR
d in an action brought against you by tn,
bove named plaintiff, in the District Court OF
the Third Judicial District of the Territory OF
Washington, holding Terms at the City of Seat
tie, in the County of King, for the Counties OF
King. Kitsap and Snohomish and to answer the
complaint filed therein, within twenty days
exclusive of the day OF service) after the SER
vice on you OF this summons. if served in the
said county of King; or if served out of that
County, bu: in this District, within thirty days,
otherwise within sixty days. or judgment by
default will be taken against you, according to
the prayer of the complaint.
The said action is brought to recover juds-
me1t against YOU 10" one hundrpd and one dol
lars and fifty cents, claimed by the plaintiff to
be due from you to him for medical attendance,
board lodging and medicine furnished to you
by the plaintiff at your request, at King county,
Washington. Territory during the months of
January, February and June, A. H., 1875, and
for costs and disbursements ,f suit, And you
al hereby notified that ii you rail to appear and
answer the said complaint as above required,
the said plaintiff will take a Judgment by default
for the said one hundred and one dollars and
fifty cents and costs and disbursements of suit.
Witness the Hon. ]. X. Lewis,
Judge of said Court, an the
SEAL seal thereof. this 18th day of
~ June, A. d. 1875.
JAMES SEAVY. Clerk
BERIAH BROWN, Deputy,
D. 3. JENKINS, Attorney.
, 1875-08-05

PEEPING Tom. This gentle
man has again made his appear
ance, and some of the ladies liv-
ing in his neighborhood have
proposed to purchase a little tar
and feathers for his benefit,
which may prove little more
effective than boots. sal
, 1875-08-05

The publisher of our contempora-
ry is an economical gentleman. He calls
his paper the Pacific Tribune, so that he
will not be obliged to buy new head
ng every time he moves his paper to a
lifferen. town. 1t is estimated that in
this way he has saved pretty nearly the
| first cost Of his Office. 4.
sea- The steamer Isabel arriv-
ed from Victoria with passeng-
ers from the Vasco de CANA.
There are several families on
board. The Captain says that
he left Victoria before the hour
of the sailing ofthe DeGama was
set.
The Aida and Blakely will be
along at an early hour this even
mo- ft4 - afA't r. 'i 49, -
, 1875-08-05

DIED.-At Port Madison on
the evening of the Goth inst, at
half past So'clock, George Kid
dy, aged Al. Deceased was a
native of Dundee, Scotland, was
the foreman in the Madison foun-
dry. Victoria papers please CO
, 1875-08-05

nm- Another coal mine has
been discovered and located on
by Messrs. Corral, Ryland and
others, on the Puyallup River
The vein is said to be Z foot thick
and the coal Of excellent quality.
1t is near the mines lately pur-
CHASED by Judge MeHenry of
San Francisco.
, 1875-08-05

nea- The purser of the Aida
wishes us to say that any person
that paid 81 fare on that boat
can have S. of the mony refund
ed by giving evidence that they
paid 81. The fare is now 81 to
Ficteria.
, 1875-08-05
Supreme Court.
,.rw,s AND w1NeARD. PRESIDING.

The following cases were acted upon
Rodgers VS.. Comley and Sloan. Dis
missed.
McGilvra vs.. Mcmahon. Judgment
of Distric. Court affirmed. :! th5s
Lewis VS.. Seattle CoslCo. Judgment
of the lower court reversed.
Garrison VS.. Cheney. Opinion given
, 1875-08-05

sD- Mr.. Hammond will con-
duet a bible reading and praise
meeting in Yesler's Hall, every
morning of this week at 8 o.
clock.
, 1875-08-05

~ The Willamette Transportation
Company propose to carry wheat from
Albany through to Asto..,.a at 50 ton,
without expense of rehandling at Port
land. This looks as though there was
cutie respectable fight between thai
COMPANY and the railroad. So says the
Astorian. i@5@
, 1875-08-05

@- The steamer Zephyr ar
rived at 5, P. NJ, yesterday, with
a large passenger list, and 80
head of sheep for Foss & Borst,
and other freights.
, 1875-08-05
British Columbia Items.
IFrom the Colonist.1

TFrom the Colonist.1
~ The steamship Los Angeles sailed
fro ~ San Francisco for Victoria ysster-
day. se
~ The steamer Otter. for Wrangef-
has more freight offering than she can
carry. The passenger list will be light
~ Treasure shipped on Pscific pe.-
Wells Fargo & Co: Bank British Cos
lumbia,h 1862; Bank British North
A erica. S22. 27s; F. Garesche, S14.579
Total $64, 500.
~ Charles Langley. brother CT A. j.
Langley, Esq, j. P, of this city and
head of the wholesale drug store OF
Langley & Co., San Francisco, died a.
that place on the 25th inst, after an ill
] ness of eleven months. in the DIST year
of his age. The deceased gentleman
was resident of Victoria tor severa;
j years.
, 1875-08-05

80 Tom Merry will go under
training to-day at the Seattle
race conrse. He will attend the
Oregon State Fair. Elsewhere
will be seen a challenge. Put
mp or shut up, is meant. -
, 1875-08-05

REAL ESTATE SALEs.-The fol
lowing real estate transactions
took place to-day: Morris o.
Conner to JAS. Mcknight, lands
in T. q, N. r., 4 E. Also lots
5 and 8 in block 46, Terry's ad-
dition; also, lot. Z in block Is,
Maynard's town of Seattle; price
$1,000.
, 1875-08-05
FROM DAILY OF FRIDAY,

REAL ESTATE. - W N. Bel Bell
and Lucy &. Bell, to Julia WI
hanson lots / to 6; linaDenny's
addition to Bell Il &'Denny's plat
of Seattle. Price, S794.
, 1875-08-05

r While street hawker was dis
posing of his articles last night, drove
of cattle made stampede and dispersed
the crowd. This did not back him out
as he had heard Of Robinson.
, 1875-08-05

n1- Martinsburgh is the name
given to McIsaac's landing on
Black River, where the new
brewery and butcher shop is To-
Gated.
, 1875-08-05

FIRg.lThe woods are on fire north
of Pike street. No damage was done
except she burning few cords of wood,
the property of Mr.. John Nesbitt.
, 1875-08-05

w We see by the Tribune of last
evening that the editor of that paper
has been receiving calls from number
of his relatives, friends and supporters.
, 1875-08-05

Bu11NG WHEAT, - We hearcf one firm
since the late advance buying 1000
bushels of wheat at IS cents Early IN
the week farmers were willing to sell at
IS cents. bat at this writing they talk OF
a further advance. and Just at this time
we doubt whether any considerable
auantitv can be bought for less than one
dollar per bushel.-W. W. Statesman.
, 1875-08-05

STI1AGuAM1sH-Som gentlemen, just
arrived from there. report harvesting is
going on briskly and that the farmers
never had better crops.
, 1875-08-05

NEw PosrMAsrER.-Judge jacobs has
received notice of the establishment of
a Post Ofiee at Cedar Greek, Whitman
county, and the appointment OF John
La Dow as Postmaster thereof.
, 1875-08-05
MukILrEo. July 28ih, lS7,

Ed. DIspATcu: Our Indians hauled
900 hundred salmon yesterday; over GOO
at oue haul. We are rushing business.
Yours tin,y
NISING & EEINHEIMER.
, 1875-08-05
gaaet Sound dispatch.
FROM DAILY OF THURSDAY.

nea- The bark Oakland, Capt.
Stevens, arrived at Madison to-
day.
, 1875-08-05

SMALL Pox.-From reliable sources
We hear that the small pox exist at
numerous places on the Sound.
, 1875-08-05

NorADI Es.-List of monte shagps that
left Seattle on the steamer thus morning
J.Dond and lady, Mcdonald and lady,
I. Foster and lady, Dan Burns and j.
, 1875-08-05

T We are informed that the coal
bunkers of the Talbot mine on Black
river are full of coal and of the best
quality.
, 1875-08-05

!, ANOTHER PIAT.-D. T. Denny
has filed the plat of his second
addition to North Seattle, located
in Sec. 20, I. 25, N. r. 4 E.
, 1875-08-05

T The Isabel passed down to Port
Townsend at an early hour last night,
but did not call in here.
, 1875-08-05

SHINGLES. The sloop Narsissia, Capt.
johnson arrived from Snohomish loaded
with shingles for Schwabaeher Bros. Il
, 1875-08-05

T VIM Matson, an insane man, was
taken to Steilacoom by Sheriff Williams,
Of Kitsap county.
, 1875-08-05

sa- The Zephyr left promptly
at 8 this morning for Tacoma
and Olympia, crowded with pas
sengers and with a fair freight.
, 1875-08-05

rea- Divine Service as usual
this, Friday, evening at y, P. NJ,
at the Episcopal Church.
, 1875-08-05

BIG RA1sE.-John Mcdonald. OF the
Stelapuamish from one bu.hels of oats
sown on his farm. threshed 81 bushels
IF oats. At the custom.weight OF OATS
Is hounds to the bushel, there was 10
bushels. -. {. -. :. :.
, 1875-08-05
V1NISG & RsINHEIMER.

RELIGIOUS Religious mass meeting
at Yeslers Hall tonight, to commence
promptly at Z O'Clock. conducted by
Rev. E. Payson Hammond. Let every
body-1ld and yourg rg-come out and
bring their. flmalies Mr.. Hammond
remains but few days.
AIR1vED.-The steamer Libby arrived
this morning She had the mails. a
small passenger list and but little freight
The following vessels are at U;salady
Bark Stella. loading for Africa; bark
Brontes, bark En- ma. and ship Bridge
water. The latter is loading with spars.
, 1875-08-05

ROBBERY. =. Last night, the
postotlice was robbed of S. in
coin from the till and about S35
in postage stamps Of different
denominations. The burglar
managed to get through the door
and climbed over the boxes, and
LETT the entrance door to the pri-
vate office open when he left.
The Postmaster is the loser.
, 1875-08-05

s8- Geo. Menden and A
Frank are not in business as ad-
vertised. Mr.. Frank says he
wants the people to know it.
, 1875-08-05

T There are six blacksmith shops
in Seattle that do ail kinds of work in
blacksmith line.
, 1875-08-05

The Aida brought down 80
tons Of freight to this place from
Tacoma.
, 1875-08-05

w We were shown at the store OF
Messra. Everding & Beebe. sample oi
speltz. The straw is about three feet
high and he grain resembles wheat, but
ia of large size. This cereal was first
sown three ears ago by Mr.. q. &. Hum
mel. who only had seven grains. The
first year he raised quart; the second
year, three pecks,. and this yer he ex-
poets to have twenty bushels. Several
! of onr leading farmers have taken from
one to two bushels to seed with. In
Europe speltzis grown very extensively
and commands a higher price thar
wheat. From Mr.. Hummel's expert,
, 1875-08-05
SUMMONS.

n the District Court of the Third Judicial Dis
trict Of the Territory of Washington, holding
terms at the City ofSeattle, IN and for the coun-
ties of King, Kitsap and Snohomish.
GIDEON A. WEED,
VS.. Plaintiff.
FELIX COONS,
nafendapt
, 1875-08-05

F.M1LY SoAp.-Best in market for the
money Try it. July %.
r~ ICE COLD SODA WATER at
Morrill's Drug Store. April 16.
, 1875-08-05

| AhGIAo. -OuI StItSsS uf9 CETtdlDiN
not only in bad condition, but arc much,
obstructed, and we hear that several u
suits are to be brought unless the OBJ
structions are removed and the streets
pus IN order at oIce. We are not sur
prlsed at the report and would be glad
IL the streets were put in order and kept
so. We are glad to see improvements
going on and do not lay blame a. the.
door OF those building but we saw more
rubbish and useless material in front of
places where there is no inlpi oyenents
going on than elsewhere.
COUNCIL CALL-There will be n meet.
ing of the City Council of the City of
Seattle, on Monday, the Cd day of Au-
gust, A. D., 1875, for the transaction of
such business as may come before the
meeting. Council rooms at the office of
Hal! & Andrews.
Per order of the Mayor.
Attest, W. X. ANDREWS,
City Clerk.
iw Salmon ara. now for sales in the,
market. l'tE
ARBIvALs.-Among the arrivals in our.
city We see Colin Chisholm of Utsalady:
Hon. E. D. Smith Of Lowell, and. John-
Ross of Skykomish.
EYS The Hammond performance was;
attended by larger audience last even
ing than on the first night. The s. Y.
NJ. G. A. was present in full force, with
the exception of the Worthy Vice.
u As may be seen by the ad. else..
where, Mr.. a. s. PinkLam has taken,
Mr.. NJ. c. SAKE into partnership with
him. We wish them success under the,
new order of things.
ARRIvED.-Steamer Aida arrived early
yesterday evening with 43 passengers
and 10 tons of freight, mostly from the
bark Oakland.
Ey Yesler is building cattle rem
and making other improve ementr on his.
wharf. He will soor have one of the
best and most accommodating wharfs.
north of San Francisco.
LARGE EGG.--Mr. R. H Moore, il
sesns, has started an opposition egg
factory, or at least his hens have. Yes
terday one of his hens laid an egg meas
uring G5s ;ncAes around and 81 inches
in length.
In TowN.-A. J. Pinkstone, Agent for
the San Francisco Chronicle is in town.
The Chronicle has ever been lovely
paper and Mr.. p is lovely agent.
- Zephyr arrived at 3 O'Clock this
afternoon from Olympia crowded with
passengers and trunks. Freight SMALL
70 The brig Perpetua is taking on o.
deck load of cottonwood bolts.
HoTEl AHR1vALs.-Oocidental, 81:
United States, 8; New England, II.
REL1c1oUs.-Mr. Hammond will con-
duet Union service at 10 A. n. to-mo1-
row in Yesle-'s Hall. He will ho'd a,
religious mass meeting for children and
youth at II A. NJ. He ii! hold a reli,-
gous mass meeting at p N. The
, 1875-08-05

Complaint fled in the County of King, in the
Office of the Clerk of said District Court.
The United States of America send Greet
, 1875-08-05

FRANCIS NJ. WARREN. King, in the Office
Defendant of the Clerkof said
District Court.
The Tnited States of .4meriea send Greeting
To FRANCIS VI WARREN. Defendant.
EyOU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED To APPEAR
! in an action brought against you by the
aboy. named laintif. i'll the district Court OF
the Third Judicial District of the Territory o.
Washington. holding terms at the City OF seat
tie. in the County of King. for the Counties of
King Kitsap and Sncho,ni-h and to answer the
{, lllllut iiied therein, within twenty days tex
elusive OF The day of >rvice alter the service on
Yuu q this summons, if served within the said
County Off ng.or ifseryed cut Of hisCounty but
il: this district within thirty days. otherwise
V itiIin sixty days. or judgment by default VIII
be taken ag inst you, according to the prayer of
tho c0mpl int,
lhe SAID actioa is Brought to obtain a decrec
Of divorces fully and forever dlseoiving the
bonds Of u.atrimeny now existing betwet u
ula;ntif ard the sail defendant. rpon tie
a5ounas OF ne1l. ct Ind r''fsssl of the said de-
feudGnt to make suitable provisi rs for his
flrliiv: cruel treatment Of he said plaintiff by
said defen' ant. and because ths consent OF SAID
plaintiff TO plaintiffs and defendant marriage
was obtained by fraud On the part CT said de
fcndant: ant tor such other and further relief
as TO justice and equity appertsin, and the Court
is competent to grant i'll the premises. and
yol are here by notified that if YOU tail to ap-
D. ar and answer the said complaint as above
T. qtsi.,.,l the said plaintiff viii cause your de
faul1 TO be entered herein, and viii thereafter
apply TO the above entitled Court for the reliel
demanded in her s'iG ec;nl laint
Witness the Hon J. r. Lewis
Judge Of said Cont. and the
9-'H s al Thereof. this tWeaiy second
~ day Of Jane, 1870.
JAMES SiANY, clurk.
BFniAa ERowN Deputy.
'HlII < A,I'as-ws, ATTORNEY for Plaintiff.
, 1875-08-05

HOTEL ARRIVALS. - Occidental. II
United States. -; New England, "A. :.
, 1875-08-05

RELIGIoUs.-AIr. Hammond will con-.
duet a Union service at 10 A. II. to-mor--
row in Yesle-'s Hall. He will ho,d a,
religious mass meeting for children and
youth at IL A. NJ. He ii! hold a reli,-
gious mass meeting at p. VI. The
participating churches will suspend
their usual Sunday services.
, 1875-08-05


ESCAPE AND CAPTURE.--On last Mon
day Jas. N. Brown, recently sentenced
to ten years sppenal seryitude for mans
slaughter, made his escape from the
chaingang at New Westminster. B. C.,
and Thursday Sheriff Morsshy Of that
place arrived here in search of him.
yesterday morning the Sheriff received
telegram that Brown was captured
while endeavoring to cross Fraser. River.
and the officer and his comra9e then
returned home by way of Semiahmoo.
Brown thus adds two years more to his
term of servitude by his abortive at
tempt to. escape. Sheriff Moresby IN
formed us that it is useless for him to
attempt such a thing. as the Indians
along the river all know him, and ale
no much enraged at him that they would
trus,rate any attempt at escape b. D
Nail. r1g FtHg 9rt,t3
, 1875-08-05
SiiDlUlOZlS.

In the District Court of the Third Judicial Dis
trict of the Territory of Washington. holding
terms at the City of Seattle, IN and for the
Counties of King. kitsap and Snohomish'
CARRIE B. P WARREN | Complaint filed in
vs. Piai tiff, the County of
FRANCIS NJ. WARREN. King, in the Office
Defendant | OF the Clerkof said
District Court.
, 1875-08-05

rP In list o. vessels lost since the
first Of January. Published in various
papers in this country and pretty sener
ally copied, we fad the steamer Ruby
marked as lost in Puget Sound, with
ten persons on board. 1t will be re-
membered that about four months ago
the Tacoma Tribune published u sensa
tional canard describing the loss of the
Ruby. for the purpose of trying to in
jure the name of our harbor. as it was
asserted that the accident hap ened
here. 1t is well known that no accident
of any kind happened to the Ruby
By the public alton of her name in the
list above mentioned it will be seen ow
much easier it is to start malicious
capard than it is to stop one.
, 1875-08-05

FREp'K A LANE,
Solicitor and of Counsel for Complainants.
, 1875-08-05
guget Sound 9ispatth.


PUBLISHED EVERY THURSDAY MORNING
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1875-12-02

Abstracts from the annual reports
are beginning TO appear, and the most
marked feature OF them is that new
subjects oftaxation will have to be
found in consequence of the reassess.
ment of lands, Else the Auditor thinks,
we can't pay current expenses and four
per ceut. OF the debt. Thirty cents a
gallon OH spirits is proposed, and we
second that motion. -Gordonscu5e
Gazette.
The above suggestion is good one.
Whisky cansbear good tax, and as
the consumer would be required to pay
it, would it not be well to require ali
dealers to label their liquors SO that the
consumer would know what he was
drinking. The dealer in fertilizers is
compelled by law to exhibit the analysis
Of his compound; let similar law be
enacted for the dealer in liquors. In
the one case the pocket only is affected
IN the other, the pocket, health, and
perhaps the life Of the consumer. A
man has no more right to sell, under
the license of a liquor dealer, active
poisons which are destructive of human
life, than has the druggist to sell pois
oas indiscrininality. 1t is important
that every possible safeguard be thrown
around those who are confirmed drink
ers as well as around those who form
social disposition occasionally in
dulge in drink. A well framed law
would bring a large revenue TO the
State; and by checking the consumps
ton and requiring pure liquors to be
scld, would materially benefit the class
who would pay the tax
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1875-12-02
STAMPED, Checks.

PHIEADELrnlA, November 26.-1n
the United States District Court, United
States vs.. William II. Rhawn, presis
dent OF the National Bank of the he
public, action to recover penalty OF
$500 for an alleged refusal to permit
Supervisor Tuition, of the internal reve-
nue. service, 50 examine the checks re-
ceived into the bank that it might be
ascertained which of them had been
stamped as required by act of Congress
the Judge charged the jury that the
supervisor was not the proper officer
to make such examination and under
his instruction a verdict was found in
favor of the defendant.