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A MUST POSITIVELY BE soLD-ENTIRE HAND
N. some Household Furniture Colonel r. Bowes,
consisting superb Par.or suits in satin, turkish suit
elegant ~ four round stclnway Piano Bedi sets,
with Dressing Cases: Bedsteads Bureaus hair spring
Mattresses; rep, plush and harcoth suits Bookcases,
Writing Desk. Extension Table Buffet Chairs i'll leather,
SilverwaIe. Paintings, Bronzes. Carpets. &C D.-NO
limited price on any article; no reasonable offer
fused. Call at private residence 2l0 West 2lst st.
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SIYLISH THOROUGHBRED BAY MARE, Isl,
~ hancs 7ycars old :trots in minutes Road Wagon
full sprins pole and shafts ami harness 43 West 1hr
| fhstra
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MILK AND CREAM

MILK AND CREAM.
NJ d, wOODHULI a CO.. 20 TO "a NORTH
IN. Moore street Pure Cream delivered in any part
OF New. York. Brooklyn or Jersey CITY and shipped
packed In ice o any town between Boston and Wash
ington.
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HORSES, CARKiAGEe. sc.

NPEED STYLE AND BEAUTY.-FOR SALE, A COAL
- black Horse IL hands high years ola has long and
extra hcavy name ANA tail without fault bieulsh
can uot from 25) 10 243 OF great endurance; can be
driven by n lady; drives without pulling AFRAID of
nothiny suitable for coupe, coach road horse he Is
ono OF the best horses 10 be found in the city respons
bic warrante satisiac trial given. Address
PRINCE Herald Uptown Branch office.
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THE TURF.

At MEETING OF THE MIDDLE CIRCUIT OF
"A the troiting parks, consisting of Fleetwood Goshen
ana Patterson: the following weeks are claimed:-Fleet
wood May Is ana June IS; Patterson, May 25; Goshen
June e6 WILLIAM u. JOHNSON, President
JAMES GALWAY, Secretary.
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CrABLB LOT TO LEASE-l39 WEST TIL IRTY -RIGHTH
| ~ street. just west or Broadway.
j. d. wendell. 70 Maiden lane.
The New York herald., 1875-08-22
FINANCIAL and COMMERCIAL.
The Stock Market Barely Steady
The Bank Statement.
GOLD lib La A 113 3-9.
The Money Market Without Change-Govern-
ment Securities Firm-The Foreign
Market Full of Interest.
SATURDAY, August 2l-6 P. n.
WALL STREET,

SATURDAY, August 2l-6 p. M
The movement In stocks to-day somewhat en-
couraging, especially for those who have been holding
and naturally gave to the rest OF the market de-
gree OF frmncss 1t is always TO be borne in mind
however, that speculative stronger than real in
nuences and that the strength weakness of even tho
most active stocks due just now, TO local manpua
tions which week hence may show full hand on the
other side. Analysing tho financial incidents of tho
day 1t will be found that tho changes compared with
those OF yesterday less than per cent and that
there are few indications of outside business
In other words, the market has been made
by local operators, who prepared to go
'ong ''short," with the first signal OF danger It
Is at all times gratifying to note Improvement in
railway earnings and to build up rather than destroy
but in the absence OF facts and depending only the
representations OF parties who are temporarily in
terested, there is why the public should be
deceived by forced market, be urged to invest
money where 1t Is liable to be lost
THE STOCK MARKET
Lake Shore sold at 6lA 61H a 61% Northwest,
b. Paul, Pacific Mall and Western Union notice
ably firm. Rock Island, after advancing TO 1857,
ceded TO los. Northwest common sold up to 42S pre-
ferred to 5s%, St. Paul to 3sH, preferred to 64A.
Pacific mail to 39 and Western Union to S4AS.
OPENING, HIGHEST PRICES
The following table shows tho opening, highest and
1ovuoef rico aft 4 he
The New York herald., 1875-08-22
LIFE INSURANCE.


A.
"Nothing Succeeds Like Success
French Proverb.
THE GREAT REVOLUTION
tnot merely "REFoRM~
IN LIFE INSURANCE,
inaugurated nine years ago by the
AMERICAN POPULAR LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY
STILL GOING Forward
THE DECENNIAL YEAR
celebrated by another
NEW DEPARTUREl
ANOTHER ADvANcEi
Tho Cost of Life Insurance
FURTHER REDUCED
"uARD PAM AND BED RocKn
BEST GRADE RIsKslu
$1,000 assurance
$50 Premium,
From 25 to 50 Years Of Ago.
hls Company believe the increasing risk from
year in the best grades has proved that this is
ing with the superior grades For explanation
OF this point send Tor documenD
The REVOLUTION inaugurated by this Company was d.
reced to the correction ExTIRPATIoN, rather of TWO
CRYING EvILs-Two FLAGRANT ABUsEs-in tho
business Life Insurance. practscd by ALL THE COM
PANIEs
FIRST and CHIEFLY-The ABUSE OF charging
EQUAL PREMIUMS to all the same age, without regard
to the CONSTITUTIONAL and HEREDITARY differences
clearly dscernible in sound lives at the same ago
The correction Of THIS abuse was enforced BY th, Com
pany through the adoption of PRINCIPLE in grading and
ratng applicants for insurance according 70 the nsrnble
cant to stand or falD upon his own merits.
The of nine experience application Of
this PRINCIPLE has established its correctness and
demonstrated that only TRUE and SAFE MS we'll as
tho only EQUITABLE PRINCIPLE in the business of life
insurance.
The ratio of deaths to policies in this compunythc
of successful principles h buncssis and has
from its inception the lowest OF in existence,
averaging per year four per thousand among all
grades, and only per thousand in its grades
LOOK UPON THIS RECORD.
DEATH CLAIMS PER 1000 PERSONS INSURED.
1872. 1873. 1874
American Popular Lire oil srades...... as 81 37
All New York companies avcraged...... 112 1917 I10
Thc for tho small ratio in all grades Is owing TO
the fact that most fthe insured belong to the best grades
The inferior grades prefer generally tn risk nsurng IN the
old plan companies, their premiums which, OF
course lower the inferior risks than the graded rates
of tho American PupularJ
Among all those insured in the best grades during the last
three years not one has Among ali risks taken since
January 1870 but three have died OF those Insured by
Term Life has died in that time.
has the fact that the ordinary premiums
for life insurance entirely high for the best grade
risks the ordinary cost 10 such being three times too great
The New York herald., 1875-08-22
WAS HE POISONED?

Information was sent to the Coroncrs 0nlcc ycsor'
day TO tho effect that stephen Amplcord, Of No IA
Seventh avenue, had died under exceedingly suspicious
circumstances Tic relatives insisted that death was
caused by apoplcyy, but post mortcm examination,
made by Deputy Coroner DR. Leo disclosed the TACT
that such was not the case There present in the
stomach strong symptoms Of poison An inquest VIII
be held Thursday whom the matter WuL aouoteSss
be thoroughly investigated
The New York herald., 1875-08-22
THE SALES TO-DAY,

The transactions the Stock Exchange to-day
aggregate 81, 1877 shares foows:-New York Cen
tral and Hudson, 270; Erie 300; Lake Shore IL 5oo
Northwestern 5000; do, preferred 1,51o Rock Island
$500; Pacific Mail, o,soo; St. Paul, 4,sOo do, pre-
erred, 1900; ohios 500; Western Union, 6,6Oo
Onion Pacific GOO; Atlantic and Pacific Telegraph 700
The New York herald., 1875-08-22

For delivery the sales as follows -scptenbcr
GOO bales at 13 10 6c 31Sc; October 800 13 Ice
al39ac November 800 at l3 81 Ice l3 l932c December,
900 at ~ l932c l3s6c January 400 at Is 2332c.
13hc; February 400 IL 20 i2c March, at If 6c
a lll6c Total 7,2oD bales The receipts at the ports
follows-tiaveston, 419 bales; New Orleans 2;
Mobile ?; savannah, Q Charleston, 20; Wilmington. 4;
Norfolk 81; New York, 96; Boston, 81 Total,
673 bales This day last week. 1893 This day last year
Ol0 Total since September 34edo7O Cotton rrcghts
closed follows To avre by steam Ice to Hamburg
by steam, SC compresscd to Bremen by steam So
pressed; TO Liverpool, by steam, Id by sail, iid
FLOUR GRAIN.-Receipts-Fo III IOi bbs wheat.
16634o bushels corn, l23 50 do oats do corn meal
500 bbls barley malt 933T bushels The receipts tho
week Flour 1906 bbs wheat 1OS III bushels;
corn $40 6O do oats 81 15i do meal 4Of bbs and
t25 bags rye l4j9 bushels; barley malt do The
-four market ruled quiet and unchanged The sales
$50 hbls. Rye dull Corn meal was auict and
without further change. The sales were 800 ibs and
$50 bags 50 Is 50 80 for Brandywne 50 30 S4 80 for
Western 81 20 - - for Jersey and pcr
bbl ~ - for southern bagged per 100 hs city Sucked
quoted-conrsc ~ 80; fine stcd 81 50; boted
aud 81 boltcd white Jersey sacked-toarse ST so,
line yellow 81 - 81 So and fine white 81 90 81 90 per
lbs Wp
The New York herald., 1875-08-22

Wheu dull aud nh0ut To- Owcr though there wnq no
pressure sell At the close No Chicago nout 81 "a r
prime and Milwaukee ~ 3lbd The sales about o5 0O
bushels at ~ - 81 ~ for Chcapo gi "a
prime do 81 ~ Tor No Milwaukee,; winter wns noui
nal. Com IN fair demand aud firm. Tho sales were
GuO'B bushels at 7!c. u Sic. for steam 7t;c a 7sc far
warm, S2c sic for prime, s3c. ~ for yellow Oats
steady with sales u 10000 bushels
80 Chicago sorc Gic aioat, isc gc for new white
ON track Rye nominal. Barley was quiet and nm.
changed Barley malt moderately active with sales of
1000 bushels Hungarian on private terms and 1000 do
Canada at $l 60 81 90, cash. and 81 75 four months
Beans and peas.-The market steady wi fair de.
mand at full unchanged prices ;Medum new choice 50 is
The New York herald., 1875-08-22
9 To 3 p. M
COMMERCIAL REPORT.

COTTON ON THE SPOT STEADY-FUTURES STEADY
FLOUR DULL-wHEAT DUIL-CoRN FIRM
OATS QUIET, BUT FIRM-RYE DULL AND NOM
INAL-BARLEY QUIET AND UNCHANGED-BAR-
LEY MALT MODERATELY ACrIvE-PoRK QUIET
AND FIRMER-LARD FIRNrER-PETRoLEUM
QUIET AND STEADY-NAvAL STORES QUIET
GROCERIES sTEADY-HIDEs sTEADY-LEATHER
QUIET-ouS QUIET--wHISKEY DULL AND
HEAvY-FREIGHTs DULr1-HEMP AND JUTE
QUIET AND srEADY-GUNNIEs STRONG.
SATURDAY, August 21-6P NJ
The merchandise markets were generally quiet, rs Is
usually tho Saturdays, and business very
light On 'Change flour dull Wheat was dull
heavy and rather caser, both for lots for immediate
and future delivery. Corn in fair demand and
firm. Oats steady Whiskey dull and In buyers
favor and lard quiet but rather Hrmer Cotton
spot steady futures steady. Petroleum quiet and
steady. Naval quiet Oils quiet and steady
steady. Leather quiet Hemp and jute quiet and steady
Gunnies strong. Groceries steady.
CoFFEE.-The market for Rio very strong and mod
eratcy active We sales of 200 bags cx-TIda at
1916 675 do Ontario, 1sc. &c., and O6o do ex
Kewaden, at Baltimore at 1890. We quote Ordinary
cargoes, lsc. 1si4c; fair do, 1e%c. 91sc; good do
1896 20c; prime do 2olc 2o1Sc; extreme range for
lots 1sc 21sc Santos, fair to good 192c 21c gold
90 days. Java, bags 26c 27c grass mats
27c 29c. Singapore, do. 22c 24c Ceylon pic 22c
Maracaibo, 21c. 23c. Laguayra, 2Oc 81 sc jamaica
lS1zc 2Oc; ST. Domingo lI1ac lSc Porto Rico 1870
Ole. Costa Rca, 19c. 22c Mexico, 2Oc Gle Angos-
tura, 19c 21lc; Savana 20c pc; Curacao, 1ssc.
2Oc.
CorToN.The demand for cotton the spot fair
fn prices have been paid by spnner who the pnc
pal purchasers although last evening 500 bales
for export by German buyer the price paid heng fully up
the quotations More business would have
for the offerings the part of holders full
prices insisted by them Future deliveries opened 2
to l6 better, compared with yesterdays closing prices
improved another fraction and closed quiet steady
the quotations noted below, showing thereby Lie
Improvement since yesterday Private kilograms from
Liverpool report that market steady on the spot
and 1-l6 dearer arrivals The official clos
ing prices of futures two p. NJ arc as follows:-
August, IA 3-32c 14iSc September ~ 27-32c a I37Sc
October, l3 1926 1876 November, 10 Ice 13 1889
December, 13 1920 3sc.; January, 13 2332c 13itc
February, 13 29-2c 13 156c March. 14fc IA 5-33c
April, II 5l6c - 112c; May. II 916c Il 1890. :
June IA 232c 14ic July l4z9c IL lj16c Quotations
based standard OF classification in force September
1874 and upland cotton in running in quality
half grade above below grade quoted
Ordinary 121sc good ordinary, 133Ec good
mdding l6c Quotations based American standard of
classification
The New York herald., 1875-08-22
FINANCIAL.

FINANCIAL.
Now is A JuDIcIoUs TIME. IN OUR OPINION, TO
they can be secured close tho market consequently
the stock only has to move little to good profit
Stock Privileges drawn will the fall
son. when stocks always active; consequently
not how judicious investment could fail pay hand
somey All sold by have in every instance.
without exception been honored always drawn by
sponsibe FIRMS issued only active stocks
thoreby giving the purchaser tho greatest possible oppor
tuny realize all the profit that tho fluctuations Of the
stock at the Stock Exchange show.
Address all orders to
ALEX FRoTHINGHAM & CO.,
Bankers and Brokers,
l2wali street.
The New York herald., 1875-08-22

SATURDAY, August 2i, 1875.
BEFORE CALI.-l0 A. NJ.
e shs D II Can. SO 100 200 shs O 4 NV RRs3 42N
y" All Pac Tel.... 2oM 900 do..u........ 42h
The New York herald., 1875-08-22

5000 Mo 6's, | b. .b3
5000 Alb 4 Susq lst..
1000 \ J Cen con. ....
1000 NJ 4 st + $40.
1000 q 4 n w con. 49,.
1900 II 4 ST 10 S's, con
2OOO Ohio A VI I'd. ..
1000 I'm Pac RR lst m
1000 Tn Pac sink f.bc
1000 II RR OF Mo lst..
1000 Cen Pac < b. b c
1000 G y lst, C&O.bc
10000 y Y Cen 1st, r..
10000 81 l. & INT lst..
z shs Bk Of Republic
20 Mechanics Bk. be
l26 Del 4 liud Can. -.
The New York herald., 1875-08-22

1918 AND ll:30 A. NJ.
sK $looooUs5's, Io4o,r n be 114T
6ss 10000 U 5 6's, cur. 1913
The New York herald., 1875-08-22

OFFICE OF THE HANNIBAL AND ST. JOSEPH
~ Railroad Company, ~ Broadway, New York August
90 1S75The interest maturing September l. 1870 on the
eight per convertible bonds Of this company will be paid
presentation Of the at the Bank OF North
America No "A Wall street, New York. and after We'd
nesday, September l. 1873.
JOHN T. ACKER,
The New York herald., 1875-08-22

working them the greatest njnstice by compelling them
pay inequtable proportion Of the losses resulting from
the insurance Of inferior risks which in other companies
placed upon the footing a the best grades
True claim that they accept only the best
risks but read their ratio Of losses to 30 per thou
sand III
The New York herald., 1875-08-22

VITANTED-A RELIABLE PARTNER WITH s. 900 TO
w $1,000 take the place of retiring: business
staple and lucrative unlimited Address PERSEVER
ANCE, box III Herald office.
The New York herald., 1875-08-22
BusrNEss oppoRruNIrrEs.

DROPRIETOR or STATE VINEYARD BEING NOW IN
IL town. make arrangements with responsible
house hold Of whole vintage sell his
work in partnership. party having established trade ia
handle IL commission Address A. W.. box 4,lSD Post
office New York
, 1875-05-06
THE COURTS.
Proceedings In Bankruptcy---Ths
Great Western,
The Judgment Record.

CHICAGO,
TIN GREAT Wt5TRRH lHsuRAN1x 0oKrANY.
Clark W. Upton, Assignee Of tho Great West.
eFn Insurance Company. fled his regular month
" report, showing that Tue Company had
IN HaE0 April .k33t t1l3,40
d*csapo A'hes'tasss'....s..s.. ......+.. l,to3.68
, 1875-05-06

joinotl tho Jolly crowd who afs awaiting Al AZ
utss for going over to the County Jail, It Ii
sincerely 10 ta hoped that somo OF them will ha
allownd to waltz o.er there. Bnch Bont,ment
~ this fant would b. varJ unkind, and perhaps
unHhrrhntabIe. weFs II not fot tho fact that
malnsty Of tie "byo1" Wish for nothing bettef
III ht than to spend fan hours behtud tho
tasn in alleriaton OF thclr ho.cal!ot contempt OF
Con1t Tho Aldermen havo takon thu pr rscautiop
Or cAllnga meeting for this evening. and placing
" ou record AZ an N1jonrned moetlng OF tiis hes-
sion OF lahs Monday evening, consequently this
evenings session is but continuation OF that Of
last Monday, aud any action then taken may DO
rnconhidered. ThIs prseautlon waa evidently
taken In cats of any tro1blo occaaioned by the
contempt OF court In declaring tho election.
Should tho legal 1ualri'atnral, therefore, dcduco
from to-days proceedings In court conclusion
that Jndgs Williams intended 10 prosecute for
cottamps ; tlroe-!ino opinion to the Council
would start tho Aldermen aud all action Of tile
last meeting cnn'ti he repealed In few seconds,
ttozoby pureing tho Council Of contempt. That
tic above courae nill 10 adopted IL not yet
ce.tauty; tho aciion Ut to-day will decide Il. II
tho law Department ety .'do IT. tl15 deed will
forthwith La uono. Judge Dickey II accepted
authority in ths strons holds OF tho Aldermen,
Aud oyoryt!ing That ho does suttH exactly. AT
s!ermxnic congratulations vera h!,overed upon
lin, al tho close Of yes.erJay's rroceeilngs, and
he amply returned the tribute " giving the poor
fcilo1h aome encouragement bY stating that 1t
wss Ills otinion that tho qnestion Ut contempt
would never be TaAet by Judge Williams. Ills
coofneeH inspired the boyH With redoublel yigos,
which 10 doubt will carry them ovoT another day
without any seti0uA accident.
, 1875-05-06
THE ALDERMEN.


When ouo lacks ! top,c upou Which to talk or
-+,,. m. ,,n ,Ixax. fail ho ck unon the inipnc.
-. ~. 49,, la, ~. vo,,h ar<,,,. Iot
llou. AAo .Aa5ot pi,' VIZ 'ot.u nfsaoo Nv
compacatioh' Ano 'no totI"a o"co " 'ao u'"
Inspector, have 4 depth which Ia fathomablc.
but tho INJUNCTION aud tho great contempt have
W., rot hasu s,rn,ol The bc,ntv a, n, ru,,.
w. ~ e ~. ..,. -. ..t',st ~ ~. t...
tee1 ~ tuo 'nhnite 'ons.n TO "h!en = INC nno % n.s
ton, and II rot no roica hAa saug out !" Dottom!"
uov m.rx mors fatboms ara Ia be naid out to-
I..'. ~" ' ..t;oa III, t.u Ms.,r,u1a tha Al,e,.
"s"oa va" "m ..'s,,5
mauic srals eootinnes 70 sAi! on 'a'o1o
waters. "To be or not to bo" committed for
contempt Is about the most interesting question
10 them. Az = consequence, all theF conFsrsA-
tlou il limited to shas Gus s!I.sbsoroin4 topic,
They treat ths subject phtlosopAically, and.
under thc influence Of tho poryauing idea that
they Mill bs punished for contempt, quite All az
alted opinion Of Judge Williams has arlAeu
among thctn, aud IL already spreading. Just lhe
opposite OF thiH would be the moro likely, tud:,,
ing from tho contrary spirit Which they have AL
along exhibited in the fight for incorporation.
dwhat IL ....-
+, THE MOST HEMAnK4ntE Pant or r.
is that it y not that kind ot ap eraltod opinion
Nor is It Of that k!ud sha: the beia.ca tsaseles
su.srtaips towards tho pursuing wolf. The
chauge IL unacconntatlo.
Al ye.e.asT ne'sns npt tnjHp9tion nod Hs son
some ons n,ors eu,aecd than tbs .ess opened
fire of az zplosiye but harmless e1pletivea against
tho Citizens Association. Even tAeae ueIo l'na-
! oourt-ruom above, from and towards which
! there was continuous currons Of the great cou-
iempt,,oua mud other city officials. Tho fore
| moor, vas spent by large majority OF them
tu loune,ng about tbs various Offices, aud In oc-
caslouai "suiiex" across tue ssrces 1'spcs's
nrHnmcnt on tho part Of lhe Citizcns' Assocla-
tlon Wan dIs.astcful 10 them. but by no rncans
devoid Of interest. uus f.w Of then, could sos
any woll-deiusd points in hs argument. but
then ticy looked through the lcalhcru speeta.
olcs OF prejudice, snd ~ 4 consequences, Ar.
rouce's careful, uonsi.lsrato opening Vt tLc cass
lc! dull aud hoary on tho .AldorHano Mia1.
Daring the short noon.hour, tho Hotel do alahr
acsoss tue way faru'anoa nuiy detmsn ,'tst.
ail were ready for tho afternoon session Of tie
Court. Tho news that Judge n,eke4 would
open tho argument for the citr loft the lower
portion Of t4s building s1ceed1ngly q4ie: hy
drawing away nearly al Of ths lnsss ossed Alder.
men.
TUE ACTION or THE cnuRr
In giving tho cilY's counsel bearing WAS treated
, 1875-05-06
THE ANSWER.
Ths following 10 summary Of lhs ausNor
submitted BY defendants, covering about sixty

The following 10 = summary Of lhs anaNer
submitted Dy defendants, covering about aixty
foolscap psges;
They deny that the Common Council DID nos provide
for submission 10 vos Of tbs people Of the question
q ~iuosy .na n's :, t4 r.
motto. Asyoi i s eseien; NJ: 4! 'hat T.. q
.ent.slon ". noses,4ry. fhsy denJ that such bao.s
.sS e. :. e: as
noa-sultni'sion Of Tho question Of minority fet-
e.tnsoa ny r., tnsy have s,s, ~
~ .a ss;ss ssss: &c Il ss5
T.taasia Ws ess es1o 70 samr.
would no n,.d4l. IL sleesloa Alter setting fa5tl
ih.s falurs = lssp oll.li.s, u w q II. wasl.
Ind besief thst ch.ilengers were not admitted T. =
!Eessus in tbs room. with shs Judges Of 3lset!on
demanded Of d. judge o. tslalf of sis rtrsones
opposed 10 th: sdorton et .hs ~ H.. q 4
could @ 10. md dos no .set ,bs v.li, of ii.
ton. DtfsdAass a+sls that they eannpt susxsE 20
xashss o5'y 9p: boz W. s'sa y, ths adsts a i
5e1ss assa Il shs.. s.td: rl.y hold ta.1 th.{ h.ys
permitted e cat Two votes vhish placed In the
sas oo1 y whsthsF a many ,ns.atts swo sU,ss
sytnpsie.nts: Ih*y a:ay snsr.'y the .*gs;; w.;
d"H s.sIay thss 70 'salS .sy s.et. -.
p<Atsa y shs bo1ea q Tue .st!us-p!asss r., :. q
TGsy d.ny tna sIoa4sion Of illegal m!.caau.!ug u
~ .sss d.ss \: 6. 5l|:t.l III ,ss:
Ira ia
, 1875-05-06
ELSEWHERE.
THE MILWAUKEE SENTINEL MIDDLE.


Sp<.ial uisrdtth 10 5As thL ugo !rt5Hr'.
JAxEsv1L1x, Wis. May b.-Ihv rnucl-taikcd-
Of suit OF 4. E. N4rpcs VI. tho Hon. Matt II.
Carpenter 70. $500 couss up in tho Cirouit
Court hero On Friday, Wiuans / nennett ap-
nenrlpg fof Durpce. l.urrsa claims that, wbils
he wAs revenue detective, he Invested e.. bo3 In
Milwaukee, Spllinel stock, Carpenter Agteain & to
buy il buck 1t Aur time. Ilia stock ha haa held
ever alpco, Carpenter refusing TO tako 1t. alter
Durpss had been removed from tho oGios At bis
solicitation. lurpeo thsFeupon sued 10 recover
wv ELECTION cAsx DECIDED.
Srs-Eal Uupatth to ina ch,eaqo 1fibuns.
ALTuS ILL.,, altI b,-Tha contested. election
cass Which hA5 baon In tho courts Of this county
for tho Isas year, between III. q. Daie =. plain.
IN aud Joln q: Twin - defendant. naa decided
sy t5sS sss sD'e asss q " asss itsS oss l. IT, ss
csse. Fit i ordered that Tho election
in question OF John u. irwin ~
County Judge OF sladlsan county a!ulcsald. 10
condEmed, and thRt aaid John q. irwin 30 de-
clared elected TO said office Of County Judge u
said elechop." TAQ Hoy, J. J. ln9e, of MAcon-
pin 0opply, and tue Hon. John y. Palmer wsfe
for defendant aud tho case llas beSn very warm.
II contested on political ~ veil ~ pstAonA
grounds. .....-.- -...
VERDICT fo1 nosToN.
posTox, Mass, May s.-Ihe su!t brought
sRa,pst Tho C,ty Of Bostou by tho sdu,nissrA-
tor Of tho estate q Armstrong g.. % TO 70;
eorss oF he !9ss * .Le s1ocS spa @noipea
tho great lire, to prsvent the spreadtpk Of ha
lsmes, bus boon dec.4ed IN fsroS n3 ~ e4sy.
rAEtis-uowIEa 1IstI FPFs*
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