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,HSl Gifts, amounting TO- $1 ,0UU
The following prominent and well known
citizens have been selected to act upon cont
mittees for the purpose of supervising the |
Concert, and who pledge themselves 10 |
guard against everything that is not just and
right to ticket holders,I both In their dis |
bursemcnt of funds and in the manner Of |
the Concert. It IL their duty to
inspect all books and records, and if at any
time the affairs are improperly conducted,
their indication Of the fact will be publicfy
given. otherwise, their guarantee is sure
protection against any possibility Of wrong
or fraud.
GENERAL SUPERVISING COMMITTEE.
Hon. T. p White, T. B. Patton,
w. A. Martin, Col. w. l. Young,
B. X. White, H. s. Priest,
S. p. Griffith, John L. Voolfolk.
COMMITTEE ON DISBURSEMENTS
Will Firth, VIM Moody,
B. Levy, j. L. Wright.
EXECUTIVE OFFICERS.
The following gentlemen have consented
to act and do all in their power in the fol-
lowing positions:
L. T. BISSEL, General Manager.
Ftp. WILEY, Gen'l Ticket Agent.
w. j. HALLECK, Secretary.
Those widely known and sound financial
institutions, the Mechanics Savings Bank,
and Avery & Voolfolk, Bankers, have been
selected az repositories Of all monies re-
ceived from sale of tickets.
REFERENCEs Norman j. COlman, Lieut.
Governor; Hon. Theo Brace, State Senator;
Hon. VIM. Quayle, Representative; Hon II
M Porter, member Constitutional Conven-
ton; Hon H Burkholder, Mayor of Mober-
| "; Joel Smith, A P Terrell, City Council,
city Of Moberly; Mechanics Savings Bank,
| Avery & Voolfolk; DIR Lockridge, Sturgeon,
Mo; L Billingsley & Co; North Main street,
St Louis; VIM Bosbyshell, SIG North Third
street, St Louis, and for further reference,
any business or professional man in the city
Of Moberly: TO
| Good and responsible people wanted to
work for the interests of the Association
Liberal commissions allowed.
How I'd REMIT TO Us.-Money should be
sent by Express OF by Draft, Postofice Mon
ey Order or Registered Letter, and all or
ders will be promptly filled. For full par.
ticulars, address
". ]. Halleck, Sec'y.
N. BIN writing, be sure and sign you,
Name, Town, Parish and State In full.
i - ~ -sss ~ ssf =
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". ]. Halleck, Sec'y.

N. BIN writing, be sure and sign your
Name, Town, Parish and State In full.
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OILS-An Oils except Coal Oil, and other
dangerous and explosive burning fluids, and
all articles belonging to the Drug and Gro
Gerry business. feb 1875
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DEP RTURE or FOREIGN NAILS
THURSDAY, APRIL Is.

THURSDAY, APRIL Is
POr Europe PHI month CheIbours and amhnrg by me
steamship f1sa. mails c0se NJ u 80 \ M a SUPPLEMENTARY
NAL ~ ssa az lao D. Steamship sails At p from
Al foot ~ T'Iirl A.! HObOken
Tie Netherlands, Glrrc by the steamship h-s ma y
Steamship sails fItn tatl-cA -.ArA rnsy l.
l0a m steamship sals from IIarhec4 stores BrOoA!yn
avania TT tsciir, and Central An' i"fi-
lv tIe ses hp Colon mails clJHe az III s4pp-Aeu-
ary Mail at III. steamship s~Is nj IL NJ tfoh
q. AZ North itiv.r III.
or Havana ant the Steamship Crf scent CITY mails
close D. supplementary Nal IS closed ~ -.4o y III"
6iram..iy sals 70 IRON PICK No b. Surth HVer
For Bermuda, by The steamship 'ahnia mas "a. y
from Per o. IL sCEIh i-'si'
FRIDAY, APMi ID
Letter. Sandwich isand- HI i-adsy New I'ant
Australia DY the steamship Nkt4o ~ ~ IIu ~ ~
Aprll "a sDoulI DC Pos'"'4 H nc" i"'~ -" W
Mails Tor Newfoundland close at the New York Po@tofnce
every DAY AZ l:3p y. III -, -. A. ro.x vor,, po.,
Mai for n aiiiaS, " =, II cos" a" uN w" i''N WV
'A' '' = rIIRDAY APsu II.
For ENGLAND ireland and wales BY the steamship NY gu
nclm cid n ais close az II 20 n Supph ncy MAJ ~
closed a. steamship sshr AZ y "i' i'"H ~ w. ~
Mails or scotland only By tie steamship Ethiopia close al
A Mail u 81 -r AZ II ~ H. SF4ih-
siD sails AZ ~ m. from Pier No -, North RIVER
or YuroDe via Soarm pton anu Bremen, by The steamship
aoseI mails cose AZ llU A. N ripilenenlaiy hsil u
clos.i Post Oica at lo D. M sSinAip sls ~ v
m from Pier foot Of Third IT.. NO9oken
For dree Ly steamship Perere mails close NJ
i9m Supueananta Y Mail closed at lO p. IN eteansnp
sa.l at 3 d rLss No 90 North hlVeI.
SSsanhli, santa Al FCla sl ~ "a
yeua @t@tishI Atlaa mails clos" az D. n 5eAAShp
at fgrssI Her "a. 81, North l4vtf
Mails Wes'. by the Steamship 'eo W. clyde csH-
-telnab,3 sEis At D. H. IRON fI"I 40 " East
River =. .. %
All Mail. close at ii oeises IN The PosOrice is open
from ga III q m.
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NETWORK TRIBUNE, THURSDAY lsTRIPIE SHEET

Riley Jos White DsisnI 1'ss Erv, ". m vsn
Anita erp ssd Two Children, Lieut. IL W Totem W. AeS
madt e. C. Neville r. II. lanes Mrs Benz Mason Nrs "sr
en- - Chanel Mr.. Chiffon N. W. Moore. w. Wsrnr " Mc-
Phee W. 4 McPhee !. Hoffman and Wife j. CLASS, r. v.n
Dine John Root, T. H. Hughes e. Moran, W. v"
Miller
gao sAvANNAH-tn ~os.sShsy Sra Jec'nD arrl TO-,
Mrs. b. IT, Van Anken, Ms Nellie Van Auken Miss Mamie
GARRISON ann maid W Auffn GRIT wife child and 10 ,I
Nrs wills, Chas Green r Miss Bradfor, p g Devln ana
wife, r II Cole and wife T. Dornn, o. Hearn HaTVy
Abel DIT. j. Holiish, Mss IT. Hodich hIs ~ -,
Dennston 9 A. smith. 7. T. RaIqwsky, j. H. Mn,s
RaInss and wife F. II steg,hsns O. n.y., N,y.r. !;
Gay, J. bowman T. c. Mack and Wife A. Krkck, Ar-
J. G. Br,nc p Friedman. II. Potter r. Myer FreS,s'k'
John " i, George H. 11idof, g W DiSs
T. Ross,tsr wife, T NJ. Johnson wayworth Reiy
r. Orcutt W. A Morrow, }. W. RbOaaes, MIS- 1uTlie1'
child, and nurse Miss Wagner n GInnoa r. alpgsn Is
H. gteDhcns Mt. C. T. Rswiy, Mrs. Gun. Marion Mis
seal Mr. Coates Miss Coates, skeine G. b. Llehel D.
II Wheeler Mrs Naming, Mrs J. Lowe and child, A. NJ
Crawford r. oigh. Miss g. Burke. f. johnson and VIE,
W f. Chester and vile Mclaughlin and broter T. =.
and wife, Mrs ". ". kinDon, MIA h.anh'
C1art, l.. o. Bellows Mrs T. finnph rsy : Comns
W IL Dran Mas A. Van Epp, t1chui Moore, H. Fly lhF'
w =. MCFARLAND, c. A. Dodge
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DECTToNa-APRYL IL
Ssy-ene Cosyt-CAopsI.ers- BY Ju

Sap~eme Coeyt-- Chambers By Judge D0nohue.-
Nv Judge LAWRENCE. Mernoran
dun Ss e9a-- :oss s-'e. ~ S Is e n,, va,
Company Arcperin tis Gaze tie motion for leave 70
Of answer Inc mGon u therefore IN tiui1
m TIE mo ing asGaSits asked
s1o 4S , soss s sS & o q a VI Wis
BY !qe Ssd a sSt tsss n vs @ ss
iaitn All @ nig q he da2 oy MI o sic
defendant De vigilnt in cOmpiyue WITH the terms spcn
which ne iayor was s,1 d sI % amman d dat b urpo
sp delay mS9p ae a sr, si' md ~ judgment Of divorce
aHa her "s sS, aNHS Sycs upon 10 te pan,iT H, as
weod.IIt would be improper to determine sle
na ,on ent upon detsniants seHating pro
Ss to r+ g.sI S fg& @a s S ana MA the n leave
RiS 1I str 's iTnoij II he be so atvis r.
Loan indemnify Company MeInyTeMouon denied
Enes,soH for iaj denied. Morange ag. Hynss
a s P sm NAY s an Ha Of d the notion
I'M ~ S g Ss hS otop to refer part Of the issue
aid TSfercc appointed casts Of motion 70 abide t1e , cSe ~,
Wan Alien az 70 stf Se os " two wv
h snsat on ia giyen e anesied answer may s,an
Se SoT hen d the nooS to Tsee The upon special
Circuit CapdI is also gn - le IpstI , or s co irp
Of yonGs aud S gsaTs act OF e
ns Pg a, IN otToTersy shonid be set; e m one s
nor & fbst he plsln ~ have lost anything by delay
MoSon leave pat supplonaid answer granted on
: q coss Vi OppOs NJ The motion
Sy Judge Van Nor-t-N Ientue at fltz
eera-Fudngs settled aud sgea Cashier aGt o. DOn0hUe
Findings settled. ,,- -.
Cirru6-F'~t I.-By Judge Van Brunt-Cooper, trustee.
&C, 1t. ATalgO.-Casc settled
Superior 1e7s-By JGdge Fred E M
on the demurrer See opmoDl ri III Nat Bank OF PrpVi-
deuceag ct al De witt ct al agt Hast
SGtiaa Or aen sSg tG1t Sos Maaacit Az
P.port conf rmed ana Judgment ~ divorce granted
Nv Judge (ITFtfE-feilUvs Miller N@nnr7pdnHi toE
cOun sci blanchard At, BrgAln-MoLoa .oT the appoint
meut Of areceiveT grant"t
Common Peas-Speyi1I Tta.n--Bv Judge Iorw--
Connely a- lee ct aMoen graDtsa SiaE AZ Gris"oh'
-No,ioa denied The defendant may re OK
s,ope Qgaity u the almonds La ia matter
OF Frie.imau-see memorandum Dart agt Wker- Ban re-
dGcei a. $40 o. . - =, -. A., II,
By Jadge RoDinson-Voss at Uher-Mohon for new trial
granted. eOpniOn).
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CnrTON MARK ET'Si.

GALVESTON Ami i4-ottJn dan and nominal a'tiiing
I5lc r-csirts, 4j2 bales exports WIS., III 1ics
saiSs 80 bales STOCK. "a, 395 bales. 800
BALTIMORE. April lf.-Cuou quiet Mmdlng, ibrc. 10"
hdng III s. Good Ordinary Is -c gross ieeeipts III
bales exports 2tU bales salH, az Dies spin
nrr- aC bales: sock. IA 293 bales. - 49,,
CINCINNATI, April It-COttn quiet NlIlaE LOO L 20
Niddu. 15isc. Good Ordinary ltoei net recflvr+ =,
bales s.ipuIent bales ses, eoJ bales Stock Iiol1
bhes. .,.s,...
MEANTIME prtl Cotton dull and unsettled hiddhhg,
Is AIa,c; net r.o.ipta IJ6 bales sIptlrLL' i3d bAlts
saissA 400 is,les stIck. Sd Sl3 bars -,
Apgil l4.-(,Otta1 qaltt AIa.Ila- 10 80"
Mdng Gle: Good Ordinary 10 c net r-ctp- u oaies
sross 81 bales sa!es 366 bales, stack 100 = bhlfn
WI svGrUy, AprI lt.otton quiet; MtiHling 10 Co. 10"
Mddng IL .c Good Ordinary IA a net reeegts ~ oa'es
saiCa, 81 bales stock, % bales ...,,,- a..
AUGUSTA April I4-fotton quiet and easy; Addnc ID &C.;
Aldilhg - &C. GOOD OrlnA.y IA het fee.!p'"
PaiIA.LPiiIA April H.-Cotton Iuiet Mildlng l6sc;
Low Kidding 6e Good Ordinary IL % net rrceipes zoo
ls.lss; gross 6o3 ba's- g., ,.,,,s-. ,,,.. -. 80
ceipts Is baes export coastwise J2o bales sales 100
bales stock, z, 4I3 baiss. ...,.
10, syIIII April I4-t,0tton dnist Midfling, l0Asf
NEWOKlEANs, April ll.tOtipn sUrssiy Mi1%ils 10 - !
low Miidhng iJ3; (iO0i Ordinary, l4ai net raoeiptr
1908 bales gross, 1902 bales sales, 5000 b'H s"e"
lG4 3.8 bales. .,,,, -. -.
sAyAyXAn April 14-Cottop firm Mdding l5,se net re-
caint- 500 bgls .alrs S9g bales; stock tH27 haiea
Noun Aprll i4-Cottnn rrmer Middlng bic net ~
bales sales. 100 bai,s stock, 20, rjs bales ~ - .
IIIAgiErION April ls.-CotOn more steady MlfdhH2 100
10 lee net receipts 735 bales gross 49, bAes exports
sa,.s, 500 bales stock @tuJ Dales
~ Lotr- Anr.l f4.totton ct; MGdin9 o'l-i erosh
rccepts bales s.pnns as3 ba!es; stock, Itsc9 1is
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nrRoRs INFINITELY sCRUPLEs.

The suit of Ellen Doyle, Administrative
asa.ns he City, for 5000, for the death OF her nus
baod winch she charged 20 negligence OF the city IN
aviu, 10 West st. the blkhead, was tried on
Tuesday in Supreme Court Circuit, before Judge van
Worst The Jury were ordered tn bring IN scaled YER
Gct and at T. H. handed to the officer the envelope
containing their verdict, and separated Al uie
opening Of the court yesterday morning the ei
selope was opened and the verdict was iouna
10 be FOR the city, Gen. Mcmahon the eounseI ior Cne
widow demanded that the jury be polled Whnh tns
suestou IL that your veTdiotF reached tue siAti,
Juror, Custavus A. Burggraf, he answered 20
rn ,u II but did il nndeT protest" Judge van worst
brdeied the Jury Il. again retire They Went onS anu
manned together untl rec So when the judge ecnt yt
hem They still stood eleven to one IA AZ hfst ~.
Burggraf stated he had acceed 10 tue wsncs OF ts
DtheT the night before and mad s.gea 1 ,i
verdict bat on going bone and thinking rover ne h Si
at that was not his Conscientious verdict ard tlat us
phers had not gwen weight 10 the evidence OF Vue
Bon He wished the cOuct could ttAe the Vefdict oi Ie
sther eleven, but IL wac not his verdict !, .A,
c. r Miller, FOR the city. sked ulat "a 40 appe' my
had agreed at time by the Dissenting jurors Owl
Statement that the verdict then agreed on ne rccorucu
snis bong denied further asked that the disen
iuror b. Aned the cOsts OF the trial. This Judge van
or. also bat directed that BUrggiTr snow c6is.
10 Friday, WY ne struid Dos DC eoiiiiIs'4 i'-
Lie jury were then diseLaI gcL
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Gouartners hin Nolitss.

DIsGOLUTION OF C0PARTNERSHGP.-
Tie couaftnership heretofore existing unfer me Urn
i''' a.. -, 'yrs.,nt WEI .. FR'tSl,
No II .rss.st N. Y, April ~ 1875. cHAs. GhEGohY
DLANTS THAT EAT ANIMALS are fully
dies. rbea, amt Illustrated IN Mira may ItF.A :
interestrg publi-n.i in TILE TRIBUNE EAtA No.
"a. Pamphlet Edition, ~ f-ItH-
NOTICE. is hereby given that the partnership
~ btrofe r.siug between John f. Shepard, Thomas lie
BDn,ilr IT, ami CHARLES r. Bie under tiy arm nsie
AL, al by mutual cons.Ht The said Thomas 10 Butt nc
r. md III. sail Charles H. Bride assume all OIistan.k oDh
n sai arm ard liquiatiOnDaied New YORK.
april IA, 1915. yntts ~ :. II ,ftSt rtrp r.
CHAs. II. BRIDE.
No,,o. ia hsrabv hv,n that TIE undersigned have
rtfYs DAY formed "A c0pastnerslip tor the tran.
.arton ~ general business oi Lmp'IuR anu seli..s
Ileks Bronzes, lsioal Boxes ana rahsy ~ NJ hs
q ppf M = Dat q, New. York hprI IA, 1875.
Di THOMAS LIE BOuuLLIER, Jr,
CHAS. Il. BRIDE
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nal Win be continued today.

ALLEGED MISCONDUCT OF A RECEIVER.
PETITION OF TIE DEPOsTORs AND STOCKHOLDERS
or TIE OCEAN NATIONAL BASK 10 REMOVE
IrIEop0RE NJ. DAVIS ON THE GROUND OF
FRACD.
A petition OK depOsitOrs and stockholders Of
IT, Ocean National Bank. which failed Dec. II, 1871,
Wis printed and circulated for signatures short time
noe ana sent the Secretary Of the Treasury II asked
FOR The removal Of Theodore NJ Davis the receiver ar
poptSd FOR A. bank at time of its failure Toe peti
ton that among tire assets of the bank, which we're
held BY him "a receiver bonds of the Portage LAke
and Iahs Superior ship Canal COrnrany, Amounting
20 Sll2.OG1, secured by n mortgage Of SJ0o,0oO
upon the Conpany's first grant from Congress OF
100000 aeues OF land. The absolute owner
ship Of these was etairued by the hank ProHissoFy
pc,es to the OF about 1894 600 of certain private
persons. 100000 OF the notes vi the Lake Superior
Iir,d Mid Edwin Conant CO.. Perez J. Avery, Chas.
str nctes was scared TO the ban by 80 600 of the
bonds II the Portage Lake and Lake SpeliUr SAp y M
ssroid grant Congress Of 200O00 acres of land by
Sos OF the bonds Of tie sDe company secured by
SECOND mortgage aad by about 0000 Of the bonds OF
TIE Lake superior Ship Canal Railroad and Iron Company
Que eanpa3y secured by mortgage to The Union
The petitioners claim that the property covered by the
AMP tuuehn. 81 Str ttinS Isssstor Of he bonds
and poes ar receiver formed what he called syndi-
o SH Us t ,cr@,se the first and second mort rios
against the Canal Company aud the purchasing OF the
property by TIE "syndcate.' Immediately after he
FORMATION OF the syndicate, Davis declared That
these bonds were worthless, when In reality,
prior to the failure OF the hank, they were IA
iur credit and loans had been made upon them
a. collateral aecurty al 30 pr cent Of their face value by
many Of principal banks and bankers IN this CITY
Davis then proceeded advertise and se such or the
bonds a. were secured by the first and second mortgages
and IS 900 OF the choicest bonds bought ~ "
Igaas H. Kaox, who one OF the syndicate Tor
Sr,Js5 Knox also the receiver Of the Canal Com
uaov appointed by the q Circuit Court for the Eastern
tsict vi Michigan ia proceeilng to forecos., one
q tle mortgages in que son Tue petitioners shatgs
tlat tbos. sales 10 Knox were Fraudulent
AID void; that Davis. by the fofntt'"n
OF this syndicse" by the depression oi the value OF
aid bonds aud selling them when 30 depressed ia value
o. his associate in SAID "syndG.te has been guilty OF
ilc-aI and imprnur conduct in the execution 0i his
irtst a. such rec..iver, and should be removed.
secretary Bristow has given notice 10 the parties 10
smear and an-wer on day be- hereafter fixed upon,
~ Mt Davis VIII be required to show Cause why bs
ALuuld Do rrInOVed
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theiaefor the party. Tho being crowded. he moved 70
the front platform when tbe conductor 10 him and
demanded another fare He sad that ne had paid hut
the conductor told him he couldn't beat him. After
talk he put his hand I'm his pocket to my again.
when the conductor pushed him OF, and NJ chung
the dashboard kicked his hands until he lost his hold
and fell and the heel rassed his gnd lie
lad 20 ru1er smpoton. lilo ssksd Tor ga,
Judge lArrenore held, under decision In the
Is,acs ease, that s being not negligent but villfn
act OF the condaeor the Company not Responsible
and dismissed LIc complaint Levi g. Chatheld Appeared
sof plaintiff A. J. Vsnderpoel for the defendant
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CIVIL NOTES.

In the sit of William q. Dewey a9ainst
ngamS Canary, foreciose mortgage Oh Sio'ooo GA
s ,e.,,ses Al sos l7z aud ia Mercerst. previously
,snor,.d I'M raE TRIRUxg Judgment of foreclosure and
sale vac Yesterday entered ON t report 9i shs re.es
thar sIu42l 81 Vas due. This Is part OF the properly
aean-t which au attachment was recently niei In tho
suit Of the state against Tweed
The suit OF William Seaman against the
Third Avenu, Riroad Company was tried Yesterday In
Ne Court VI ComIaon Ptels- before Cei D'-y
r n,,uars sory was that GA Sunday In Juue, 1870,
- "a. rouus fr,u. Hsvsm with two 1ends. aud paid
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fesal Notices.
CouRT or COMMON PLEAS-CITY IND

COURT or COMMON PLEAs-cITY AND
y Or ps.na .ns, MGRY Rus
sI.li JULIA DAlToN. MILAN DAYr9N SE9i iti
J4sEgE p G2AT I6s sA buGkE wLA
KITE ioHS sLATTERY, RosENA %ES,HSI7s
a2ISY MArkIS% isUL7 ,o Tiik0 a4E = 5o aif
pAsgds sAsgIL a. S3 T not r TO DE-
q1i, complaint his ciin ~ie, Is nv ssy
for the Sy oSn Ys I'd . -ys c:py e, q
Sfio. No = SewYors CITY. wi.s.s S~s1ty
days ifter Tie service % u,s snpos o. yo vi ec
plant within the tne Aforesaid ,he psntr i s ae,ca vi
fs s., = s-s Y YS' P sS a. is75
The complaint above utiel an,sa was dniy as1 IN
o., a. " n 2. @ sF 81 YORK SG@t he Ss 90
oty Of MY r., Yor On ~ An a3G e Pa I&toey
Of SsW vaiIk TS II i.,r KATr9NAL RAEk or
rAeHYrOws plaintiff aganst HENRY POOR deie 10;
To sIs daendant above, banned Ye. h.rby
% %is As ana es siE E a. s cse .?
9Gf and 70 srs a. ea r % xGsr ssr
yon racnsive the lay Of snea service aud yea a 70
jG m Ibis VII nd gmen. 1ssis. al Cor ann Of
sixteen hgndrsd and s eight sr S andr ,a SENT
fopr o-.s x s.Ss & IsT OF ' 'e'
BARRETT. REDPrEIo > HTEf9
Plaintiffs Attorneys. % Nassaas&
The ennsiant duty the eG.ee q te
Marsh o. i XIX ana IA RET tEDFETD
AMI law6wTh Illintifs Attorney
" Y SUPREME COURT, City and County
~. Of New ork.-PArIuCK BfhD, piainnh agt DEF,
MIS- l.. LYNCH. defendant summons for money asmaa
10 the defendant f0n arr hereby sam
reanred the complaint m tins ACTON Oh hn
copy bcrvwit served upon y0u and TO srve ySr
answer the said complaint the subscriber ~ h- ONCE 20
twenty ay. cr me .d,cs Rer-o erciasv-
sch service the conf Liant Will
aforesf the pntin In tins action VAL tAze J,iag
with 10th day ~ December one nc
seventy besbrs the costs Nhs
aeuoh' ,,gt W ShnP Pr Tsa plaintiffs Attorney
93 Nassau ST. New. YORK CITY.
Tho complaint IN the aboveentipe netioa ws asy s,i ~
the Clerk VI the city and County Of AZ
te Clrt ousc IN The City Network and al. ID SsN.
YORK on l7th da, NJ March, $50. 80.
GEO W. CAfLPESI PlaEsihs Az heI,
Mis- law wTh No 81 Nas."n--f New f"'S ny
~ Y. SUPREME Court. CITY and COUNTY
- ~ EW. The FIRST NATIONAL BAS "A ~, ~
TAkkYTOWN, olalniia. against HENRY CLEWs, Ins.5'
DoRE = FOWfER, II lsNtY v. POOR, ard HENRY W
der for MONEY! delaD 90 con,
on not the ovep AMID defend ant HESlt1
Y poor. You hereby suBnon aud required ~ aHstf
which been III me
on the .r ~ Comfy ~ New YORK. az che Court
si eonai ut on the abs. rDsr- 5eir office No 90 ass,
street city, within tweas Jays aIye ie ~
this summons yon eXctive on me dsy o soon a
the said complaint "lthih
sad the pu.ia Will lake judgment asAnst Ou
ION Thousand three hundred and tiEty tnro
r and trt four interest from tue htst day of
io,a one t,ousand @lght hundred ~ and
eight cents coat OF pftat
cosfs and disoursernes NJ tails actionDafed New fns'
INF Attorneys 90 Nassast The complaint In tis action
hled office of de ,srk VI Ne Jay sii SosrrS
" Or. on the "a day OF March. 1915. AHl5ILa,
REDFIELD g HILL, PliuuTs Attorneys Apl 1a"o~ih
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p<sSpNG FPS ARRIVED.

FROM HAMBuRG aecsasap S1etiisr April IA Ernst
scAerenbrls Mrs Mnna Weeberg, Mrs. paulne AasInr,
Urch rho.as MIS- Bertha HeilbrUnn and ehiren, Ber
thold Gerstenberg Ang Eotzkow, arr r. Won Berg
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Mira Atkinson, Miss anedker Miss n. Ward, Miss Kate
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swmds Mrs J. Tain and sDn. Mira NJ Vail, w r. Vaa mti
MIRA Cherry o. A. Bowen, III n Fisher spence Meade
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Gnroufau Advertisements.

DEMITTANCES TO EUROPE, CHINA, JA-
IL PAN, INDIA, and ~ ALI. PARTS OF THE WORLD
.oue Bank ea-aod At the current rate ot
chane by bankers relation with The Cheaue Eank In all
parts VI the world
TNHE CHEQuE BANK, HEAD OFFICE,
PAIL. MALI. EAST, LONDON, E*GLAND. SheIue
Rank Checks for ANY amount not excrsng f1o may
be obtained y sending " the secretary the necessary
together with smiling Government stAps &c.
cheeks
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UNITED STATES SUPREME COURT.
Try rELEGRAru TO rHg rRInUYN.l
WASHINGTON April I4-'Ihc following IL n sul

WASHINGTON, April 14.-Thc following IL n sum-
rnery OF the proo.liBgs IN the suprInc ,onrt 10 day
No. i42-The United Statrs WOodTnY al No. N3
Causens czeeusor agt The United Statesi No .GoWOoi
ruff q Co act The United States No E3-Nutt cXecutrix
ag TIC uEktei States appeas from te C0urt Of ClaiI-
Tho argument q these continued by Mt g. f. But
Ter ut counsel far e. V. Woodruff 4 Co. AMI concluded by Mt
solicitor Gone Al Phillips c1uusl the Unite St1tea
Leave a Mr. MuDt-fDcfy Blair nle briat BE-
hal. OF G. l. iondel.
No. 226iNTd Surgct appeal ron the 9upreme Court
Of Miss ssippi.-Cst NBued By consent CT cuuusyl
2iS-re Jersey Railroad and Transportation Com
3gt Pollard aud wie IN tue Cirui Court n the
Uuit stats .or TIE Dbiie. u New Jersey-Te argument
Of ts begun bv Mr. L W. Scudder ~ crnsl fnT
piiad " and continued oy Nj A. A. Abbott OF counsel
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P1ScFNG Frs Sailed.

FOR LoNDoN-H storHSsip min hptil a:-cspt-
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\. w. Thompson A. nu iuSase Miss Lacy smith E% tIu
6. Connor. Ars LLe@ein Joseph r. Pool ME- Poai' ME-
P1O, Master Pool, NJ. Dasrs DR. James H0orhsad, nrs
Ao0rhe, Miss Maggie Greanep, Mr. Fleming stuart ci.on
III. riIey e. F. Wool Mr-. Cooper 3nd t"p
children, Ezra Wea, MrS. Mamus ard two children Mt.
IibeTg, James OTIS kucr MIS- hNrT MIA
A rtert MIRA Hendorson smith Mrs. Smith. Aiss
Ii41ett IN. H. Nss Mar ha smith, Miss Mary SInsb, ~
Csro Master Maurice smith, Maeter JoAn ruitu
]. 4. Wee.Gn srs. Wheeler, Miss Wheeler
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COIfI-r or APPEALS

ALBANY, April 1f.-In the Court of Appeals,
W-ones lay, April Is, $50:
No iso1ohn L. blanchard e. al appellants AIT the West
Union Telegraph Company, reslGndrnta; Mt re
aud concln,lel
No iSl-Edwia Meneeiy ct al appellants agt- Clinton
H. Menecy al respondents argued John II. Reynolds
counsel Tor apelts and by Irving Browne or ro-pon
dents
ina4on made. and Court adjourned IN Thursday, April
4.