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aatta4 BAR MEETING.
Resolutions Complimentary Of Judge Clark.

Il
On Saturday evening. March 90,
1875, just after the adjournment Of
tho term of the District Court. held at
Boise city since the first Of March,
an impromptu meeting of the Bar was
held. representing the Bar of Ada
county, and several other attorneys So
iourning at Boise city, after several
commendatory speeches, the following
preamble and resolutions were unan;-
mously adopted:
WHEREAS, Associate Judge, the Hon.
John Clark. presiding at the term of
the District Court just closed, has but
recently been appointed, and was up
to the time of his appointment one of
the practicing attorneys of the Bar OF
Idaho Territory; and
WHEREAS, The term just closed is
his first appearance on the Bench in
Idaho Territory; therefore, deeming il
not inappropriate that we express and
record our sentiments concerning him
as a Judge and gentleman,
Resolved, That we entertain n high
regard for Judge Clark as man, feel
the utmost confidence in his integrity,
aud have the highest rcspcc, for his
legal a,tainmenis and judicial capaci-
ty
Resoired. That We cordially endorse
and approve his course and conduct
Oh the Bench during the term just
closed. trcaimcntof the members of
tho Bar and the officers of the Court,
III his management and dispatch of
the business of the Court, and general
" in his discharge Of the arduous and
delicate duties appcrtaining 10 the
high position he has been called upon
to ill.
Resolved. Tha, copy of the pream-
blc and these resolutions bc sent 10
each Of our Territorial newspapers,
with rcqucs, ,ha, they publish the
same. T.. j. CT IRTlS.
Y. :. ANnsEGDx. Chairman
Secretary.
BotsE CtrY, March 90. 1873.
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The DECLINE OF VIRTUE AND OF PlErY
IN GESERAL-The following is from q
document issued by an association Of
ministers in 1888, after the war had
continued for eight years: 'Benevo-
lence to our fellow-men was perhaps
never less cultivated in any country
than of late among us. Hard-hearted
Indifference to the distress of the poor,
the widow and the orphan, has risen
up and seized her throne. The base
born spirit Of selfishness never had
so unrcstrained sway in this land.
This has cut out work for all the pas
sions, and kept them in constant en-
ploy. Pride and false honor have dis
graced our armies with the barbar
rous Gothic practice of dueling, and
friends have cmbued their hands in
the blood Of friends, whilst the conni-
vance of superiors has given sanction
to the crime. Avarice stalks in the
streets or turks at the corners, and
has stained the public roads with
inhuman murders. Avarice and ex-
tortion were never carried here to
such lengths. Fraud and oppression
sweep all before them; and debauch-
cry and vices fill both town aud coun-
try. Glaring instances of peculation
anu breach of public trust are shell
tered and uncensured, and private rob
berries, thefts and burglaries, abound
more and more. 1t is also we'll known
that this period never had its parallel
in America for the prevalence Of all
the vices of scnsuality.
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them, they turn them round, they open
their mouths as if they were horses or
dogs. in order to see their teeth, and
finally they draw them up in, two.
docks like the sheep and goats in the
the gospel parable. y: On the other
side are the robust, the handsome, the
agile, those whose hands are clever in
the use of tools. and whose vigorous
blood is fitted to multiply upon earth
healthy and strong race; and on the
other side are the weak, the lame. the
MANNED, the deaf, the one-eyed, all
those who may be considered as the
ones to be eliminated, (if it were per-
mitted to use :he term in speaking Of
the sacred subject Of human nature.
And all this accomplished, then the
public authorities assume a grave
countenance, and pronounce those
youths, whom they have SO carefully
selected, as the best to be found good
for slaughter Bon pour Boucherie.")
Yes, good for the slaughter Of the bat
tletield, and for the deadly demoraliza-
ton of the barracks. -
Aid then they say to the others, to
those whom they do not deem fit for
the bullet or for the bayonet thrust,
You are good enough for marriage,
and for labor!' Alas! that such things
should be done in this nineteenth CEN
tury. and amongst the greatest nations
in the world, amongst Europeans call
ing themselves civilized aud christian!
These things show the reason why the
population Of France is not increasing,
or, at least, why it increases 50 slowly.
And yet we wonder at the misery and
degradation Of our populace, at their
suffering. and their vices.-Speech BY
H. Passy, Of paris.
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A BALTIMORE lady Of wealth and pi'
ETY. is said to have remained single un.
til the age Of forty years, refusing
many offers, because she had resolved
to marry no man except clergyman.
A while ago she was welded to pen.
nilcss but dcvout pastor of a little
church. and the honeymoon was hard
ly over before he resigned his charge
and set up as a broker with her money.
Sich is life.
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The Cries or THE WoRLE. --S,atisti-
cal tables show that there are in the
whole world ahou, ono hundred and
sixty.four cities with 100. 900 inhabit.
ants: n,nc with over 900. 900: twelve
with from 900. 900 down to 100000:
twenty with from 300. 900 To 200, 600.
The aggregate Of the population Of
these large cities is 10000, 900 of in
habitants-,hat is To say, the twenty
eighth part of the entire population of
the entire globe. Tho average popula-
ton of a town is rcckoned to bc for
England, Al, 7,770inhabitan.s; for France
81, ,252; for Prussia, 1865; for Swe.
den, 5.s49. The density Of population
in reference to area is for Paris 329 in
habitants per hectarc (about two acres
and half; for London, lo3; for Ber-
lin 50. This density varies considera-
bly, from one district to another; it is
generally the highest in the poor or
districts. Next to the
figures come those which represent the
average density in regard to dwelling
places. 1t is in St. Petersburg 81 in
habitants for each house; IN Vienna,
49.4; in Paris, 80; in berlin, 80; in
London, 8.
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"You jist ought to have been over
to our house last nightl' shouted ono
boy to another ON the Campus Martl-
us, yesterday. "Why-making pict-
ures?' inquired the other. "Naut
much! Humphl No, sir; our folks
went away, and we had popcorn, two
kinds of swectened water, milk and
canphor, drew the dog around in the
table cloth. and the hired girl told US
eight ghost stories. "-DssrOa Free
Press.
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GOOD, CLEAN BEOS

and ~ 'or regular boarders or transient customers,
pahs nor expense spared 70 make the llonle
Z cal, 3. . nsortte resort Tor everybody. Give us
oom,o,, you want either . square meal or good.
led. lNov7-u.
Idaho tri-weekly world. (Idaho City, Idaho) 1875-1875, 1875-03-24

WHEN Cincinnati young man says
to his souls idol: Don't kiss me any
more, now, Sal; Pm tired" she knows
he has just been shaved by one Of
those pretty female BARRIERS.
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SD I" SO frae. xddre.:
q. sTlxsox Il Co.. Portland. Maine.
Notice.

Notice.
TlOJ NEALE, THOS. STR1NGHAM,
j L. schvabachcr. NJ. q. Moore. @. W. Crafts. =:
f1oveiI and al whom u may concern: You. ana
.srh Of you. are hereby notified that we N. y:
Moore and d. W. Crafts, have done the full amount
Of WORK required by the sw Of Congrsss OF 1871 ana
amendments thereto, to.wis:
sixty t0Ol Dollars
worth on tho Highland quartz ledge. discovery
,s;, sitn.ted IN Bose County. Idaho Tcrritory and
100 -. h.rshv rsou,rsJ % pay 70 us oil assessments
.sssass ron on the same within ninety days from the
~ hcreof or forfeit al of your right ae Interest
snd claim in. 70 ana upon: - sa.a s. nenaiSa e.neciae1
InA.o 6rrr. Janusry 10. 1870. y. ,. mVVEe' '
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A man may forget his business, hia
family, and al the sacred obligations
of life, but he always remembers
where Ne got that counterfeit bill.
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Notice.

W WILLIAM HAsLEM. y. WEATHER.
Il m,s ~ :. W. Crawford. J. h. Tsylor and Ill whom
no:iss,' 'aeern: You. and each si you. arc hereby
aaoun, ~ .na. I J. b. Taylor. have done the snil
ls72. ana ot. required By the iaw of Congress -
,o.., one Hundred (oloo) Dslsrs
e,.;sa $40 on the Gray Has,e ou.,.. ~. A....,..~
xIsn:a Situated In liddlr Boiss Hinins n.trses ~.
quirss = sarss county L r.. and you aes Ases6y =
iams ~ % ne oil aassssmsa0s aeainse yoa q ohs
NitAn sor sns Publication q ths a1vssslssmsnk
Nl fyoc, W. Gays ftom The daes hesool q 1ps51ii
% "A et ufAs tntsssst anA oanlm n. @ ond ..
81 aAo,a E.{lsasaFss Ida . peovids q q g
A.o Csrz. FEB. =. lssy-na - =
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-uvy~rsce,n DLANKe.@A FULL AssU11'
81 ut MT sonstantlv % hand
, 1875-02-19

bic.
Al q Joint meeting OF tho two Committees r.
contly bold, It WAS agreed ~ eontiss'on o. lug
aud that tho cststp OF caoh shu.,la 10 dcelcd to-
and tho dobts bo paid By. tho 90" organization;
that Grace Church should be tho p!aco Of wor'
stip and t!,ss tho lov. u. J.. 3. FL! should hAyo
hla ealary continued for four months, anu he
granted d Icayn Of absence for thas sin,e.
Tbs debt OF GrBco Church Appears to bo abons
at3 otp3 and Of the Ninth Church about ell.0 .0Oo:
Tho dobtshanging ovoS both Appear to bo tho Vrras
obstacle In tie way OF tho unlon. but ~ church
nosl,er has got glycu any sxpFssson Il y pre-
viii not accode to the proposition agroed
sa 0pSaa & its II c0's'ss ~ ss;.bssess sses''s rass
Church as tho place of worship: The building Is
not regarded ii OF sufficient sze to accom- lnd-
date tic united congregation. and tho number
Which could be accomplished would be unable
10 bear the jo.nt ioht. II tho union 10 affected
at ali. which In worry uncertain tho nav orGsni1a-
ton will most probably bo callod tha Et1th
Church.
nunnAv caApEt-
An informal meeting OF tha mo1nbefD Of the
Third Univerea1sst Ghuroh-Mutray Chapel-Has
held laat night at tbs houeo Of Mr.. ". Guthrief
No. 12eG indiana avenue, to take action 10 regard
to the disposition Of tho furniture In the chapc!
istely closed, aud also for rociaI converse.
Tho members OF that church, etnce hAv-
ing closed theis place Of worship, bare
had several offals for tue cttreI
building, 10 we'll hs isa contents. Tho las* ooe
thev received cArno from tho Episcopal Church
on burnside atreet, near TUen.s.ntnsh. who 20
sira 10 tako tuo capei just ~ 1t stands. ~ the
meeting last night. tho n,attar was considered
and discussed Al lengsh, but no aal conclusions
| 9Fsra arrived At.
, 1875-02-19
SUBURBAN.

Two tranps. p11rpotttnc IN bo farm.fabprors.
o.ilni lar Mo,d,v nm, I,sv,a r1,har. = f.y7nor
s~.ua "a .s,! .aes s1"a.s' W.. -. -. nn.-." ~
IN Wausonas' soa hssoo sus "o'a. ou' "se "u.
nedtatoly hired BY Dir. Flehor. and tho othnt "
= neigbborlng fafmgr. Tho samo 1ay,-MondAY.
Tho 18th ult,,-tas,ue Advantage Of Mr. Fiehcr's
.i..uoo th., for..,l :, .,t+.nr. trtc ths houaa
sp1'pe,' suoy .o.soe 80 eo1 ' -. es'
anu sto!o "itcn "o1ta ea'' ht'ee hnas Fus'
aut, thoy wero ovcFtaken at CfyBtal AsGo,
brought bofore Hiram D. Duroott, Ea1., com.
n,tted Ia Jati and 1o,ced tl,oro On ths 17th.
~ Is...s~ ~ 80 .,.tss 80 -, ~. ,nt,, - ~.
Inc suu1oa soeaole oo'a W 'oo io'a .os a. AZ
He'"on "ea eo'ap'osp oa.eue'' w. Ao ~.
1ons uo1na psssen. :" ,,.a 'y s;sa,o. so
Wnha' o'et sao "as t'anN'u' o'usu'a' ~ ~.
~ MSuSeeHaa y us1.uus ,sf mo Va.a.s! IA
". -. M11uou n, A. ~ :, it -. - 'A"A1' ">@
, 1875-02-19

sh.s he charges si12.so, nos Including 80 extra
for two piyscians whom no cAlad ID for con.
feronce. III this for attending. . fireman dis:
ae!el for active duty. with large family Of
Aocnaat Of t,is whole btll. Amounting 10 alt TO
1851, leaving $7i vel unpaid. Whes, Tie pay
n,anta wore not n.ado regularly Tue dosaor immo.
not paying mia Just dues., lIo hss
Juno ttita seysfM t,nsos but, yesterday
proved the death blow to his persecution.
Tho load SAW through tho doctors game whcn
Klluo, with toarr strcamtug down hIa checks,
told them that 10 conla not pay any moro
prompt, than ho wAa doing uuder tho circ,tm-
sssncos, and tho BoArd promptly dismiasost tho
could. Bos.dea ihe locsr's biIl thero vera atro
two other small onos. whl:h ho prnuliseI 10 pay
out of hla next mouths nalary. lie prestdent
gavo \ lttio sound advice 10 tie doctor in tha
way Of reasonable reminders Of his own o1pett.
cuce IN collecting bills. aud tho doctor sncsked
amy.
, 1875-02-19

season. kho fail OF snon being almost inya,tahfv
groak wh1o during \ season extending fron1
about tho lat OF December to Apr.l or Nav ali
communication with Tho main land IL attended,
With e1trunla risk.
A snoT.6lookAde, snoh ~ tho ono now rsnort.
I.lsnd 10 not large, II Ia by no means thicEs
settled, tho population being only about lo0, ,OOo
OF whom perhaps TO- QUO rceide In tho larger ton ns
leaving outs about 80.v0 aca!sefei oysr an
area Of somothIug liko 2,D00 squaro nilsa. 1hsn.
facts would secm to Indicate that tl,ere msg
probabl; bn sptne very serious cophequenecs
especially ~ the island winter te seldom ma,ked
By yorT noticeable tllaws,
, 1875-02-19
OBITUARY.,

COL aOHH L. sWEEE.
To very many citizens In Chicago md she
northern part Of 1ndsna, and TO tho otilceru Of
orr latc volunteer arny, tho nottce Of tho doath
OF Col. John E. sveos, At his homo, here in tbls
city, which appeared in THE TnrnrSE Of Hodnes'
day, will coms With uan!xad Borsos. Although
during tie past i've yesrs, BY reason OF his az
trono tll.heAlth, ha Ind In mcasuro droppad
from public notice, yet by very many hts 40
ouainsanco uas highly priced to tho last, and hls
carly death is cause of groas regret 10 bis many
TRENDS And admirers ....
Col. Sweet was born April s, 1910, At Milford,
N. T., consequently At his death waa young
man Of ecarce IS. lie Was bright, bsave
boy and dutiful son, tho just pride
Of hts parents and family. At the breaking out Of
lodana Rog,mons, md lott 1t Mt tho end Of tbrco
years, with tho rank Of Captain, 10 takc COIN.
tnsnd OF st,e 15lst, Of which ho had boon ap.
pointed Colonel la being At that time tut u
years Of age. At tie head Of this regiment be
remained until tho close Of tho War. snd the
l5Iek was, By gonerkl CONSENT, acknowledged II
DO tho best drlllod aud disciplined re!.tmenl
which was raised in Indians, aud tsa eurpassuA
exccllnnco in those particulars vas but the ro'
suit OF months. Whtrc other regiments had tht
tratalug Of yeaza. Col. Sweet was born discip4
inatian aud army-man. Tho especial fasorits
Of "Old Pan Thomas " and Con. Hooker. Yot
vbilo ororod swift adsaucomeCt by thu hesds ol
the army. lts pride III hls loRiaseut "as 50 great
thAthe prcferiod to tnko ha chancas Of promo.
tioo upon the field, leadiu4 hlH men.
THO eatly olosins Of tto War Attcr hts anpolns
mcnt a. Colonei, cut abort lfa prospects, fn t!liI
llrocsioa, with Tie dIsbanding Of the army. Yo
his merits ~ naturat-brrn soldier were 50 wcl
recognized by tho War Department that afta
Tho fall Of Richmond ho was rendered . comma
sion In the regular army, which he declined
He camo to Chicago and entered upon con1mer
ciaL pursuits. to which. by bis Leon senac Of hon
or, tidolity and order, he was peculiarly autted
Tiys yesrs ago ho found he WAS failing befor'
the fel DESTROYER consumption. contracted II
tho trenchee aud swampa OF tho Southern battle
fields, and ho spent year iu thu Ear West X
tho lopo Of recruiting blu shastrrcd conatitutIon
Isc returned to Chicago, and from that simo un
Ill the day OF his death 1t was q stand-up rtrug
Gle With tho inroads Of disease, and hEs tndomft
| ahle will was tho woudor OF his physicians, bu
did nat enrptise h!s former companions in arms
| Ills remains, accomplished bv loving friends
wcso takon 10 Laporse. Ind, Lin formor homo
| for inserment.
, 1875-02-19
The CITY HAIL.

It Ia runored that President Dixon is going 10
t&ko = ehort trip to Washington.
Tho South Town Collector made slevyipg tour
through South hsato btroet yesterday sfteIuoon,
but mot with no recalcitraot taxpayers.
The Railroad Committee meeta at O'Clock
this afternoon in. ths City Clerks office. Tie
Gar Committee will meet 1t tbs same hour 10
morrow afternoon.
AID. Fole, leaves for Non York this evening.
No wants to sec Daacher and Tii.ou. and. shat ts
exceedingly moro delightful, lo wanta to soo thu
billiard match ultoh comes OF shls veek.
Tho Committee On Wharves and publo
Grounds faied to uaot yesterday, owing Ia tho
illnetB Of AID. Warren, lta Chairman, who il laid
up at his hons By esyore ats&ck Of fever Aaa
sKue.
Judge Dckey, Corporation Counsel has gone
to SplingHe,d 10 tho interest OF tho psopohcd
nmapdmsnta to tho City Charter. Ao returns
this evening. stopping over as OTTAWA on hiA
way home.
The Hoard OF poliea yesterday appointed and
sWore in II membezs Of the regular Fire Dc.
phstnent aaxteeu men 'ho have satisfactorily
Eorved the usual al1ty days probation. They
further amused themAelves bY lining several
other tiremon FIVE dhya pay each for various NILS
aemeauors,
The buoGkeepsr'a Office Of The Doarl Of Pnb1lo
W0Fk4 TeE6iTeu uHc Ml4it!Ou JoeteIAA3 III bn0
shape Of = mammoth Hall snfa, 1t Waghs 7
| tons, and Ia ono OF tho lurgeRt III the country.
It IL ~ neatly and - artistcally finished ~ the
gentlemen who will handle It. To Add anything
moro would ncrely bc Haste Of papnz.
| An astsmpt will be mads as Tho next meeting
of the Common Council 10 repeal ths Wabash
avenue railroad franchise. It IL now claimed
that largo ajority OF tho propefty-ownors thu
street a1e atEougly opposed to It, Notwithstanding
tho strong asaeItinpB made 70 the contrary. Tho
way " perfectly clt&r II tho Common Council see
tit to revoke tho franchise. but tho probabilities
| are that they cannot SEQ 1t In that hight. AID
stone, Of tha Fourth Wsrtl. II understood 10 bs
the leader in the movement.
John D. Kline, OF tho Fire Department, IL ons
Of tho most unfortunate men on record. Hosns
months ago A,s Wits was conp1otsly blluded by 1
surgical operation ou her eyes, leaving to hi,
cure large s.snlly OF cht!dlen. His na1t uis
fortune was broken Auklo ~lile doing duty a
tlse. Iiia last, aud By no means lehss, misfor
tuus was to I'LL in with human shark stylinl
timsa!f q DOCTOR whoss nAms ought really to b
published Tor the beaaas Of tho community. n
Wa called in To attend to hr. Kiln
soon after tho accident. aud CONTINUES
h.a visits up 10 the time Of b!
roooyarY. In u ha aaAds tsssy steiss, and 10
, 1875-02-19

10 ths Eu,&sr VI 1ht CAicr7s 7fit1Hs:
CulcAGo. Fob. 8.-Wi'! you kindly let ne give
ole suggestion to tho Enecopal party, who tlsi5
sl,ad 10 .nanJ oceans Of ink on bottl sides. 10th
seem to have ignossd wholly that there MAS ANY
experimenting Providence oves their tclibers-
toas, OF that lie could Ut all bo present. Why
did the ous pattI resort to tho tacttcs that arc
familiar TO rs Ill, sho know how primary eleo-
tsous tre ooudueted-buttophosinK cAucusipg,
capvassing. snuggliag In TO eaY tue lesss) dubl-
ous sotes, elcctiug tLsst choice for Moderator.
Who sulea In thris fa.or. coming 10 shs co.
yension with their minds firmly liked, offering 4
! PRAYER to III onnt.cient being 10 direct 1lem, 4
ruo:kery. On tho other slde. II tho Holy apik,
| alxset1 thslz consultations, Why not e0b1altf q
, 1875-02-19
ANNOUNCEMENTS.

An entertainment In aid Of tho Church OF tho
MesB,al, music fund will bo gsvon in tho church
paslosa this evening.
Tho Chicago society OF physotans aud Sur
g.ons will meet MoudAy evening At tho Pacific.
Interesting papers will be read.
Tho anniversary meos!ng oi The Board Of Man.
ayers Of tho folders Homo will be lcld at the
Homo, 1t Evanston, Monday. The train leaves
the depot as o:30 q. N.
The meeting OF tho Ebezharton!an Rociety Of
Cook County Normal Bcloot will bo held In the
Audience Hall Friday evening. The exercises
arc to b. conducted ontlrcls bJ tho honorary
nambota. a good time is cEpaesod. Alumni
and shoir friends arc cordially invited.
The Sunday Lecture Society HAYS engaged
Charles Brallaugh to dolivor tho lecture Suutlay
afternoon, and for that occasion have sccul cd
The use OF Mccormick Hall. Mr. Dradlaugh's
subject will be LAND and Labor" This will be
tho Last opportunity to hear thia great orator be-
foyo his ,oturn to England. Admission, 1u Cents
TIE Rev. A. .: Earle, tho evangess vii
preach this osoning In tho Second Dapt.as
Church. corner Morgan and Monroe stroets-
This will DO tho first Of 4 series Of moetings 10
be held Afternoons md evenings for aomo
DAYS to come. In 4 thousand places Mr. Earlo
has boon the agent Of awakeninE iorivals OF ro-
liglon.
Tic Athenmum has rcceutly added to Ito
| library tho following valuable books Of relor.
eace: 11ayden'u Dictionary OF Dates, Llpen-
| colts rronounclug Diographicat Dtctionary,
| Spler'a L Guteuue'B French psonouncing DC.
tionary, Adler's do1mAn and EnRlsh Dictionary.
Alboae's Dictionary Of Authon In three vol
umea, tho International Atlas, Handbook OF
Universal Literature, and tie Rtudcnta' netorio-
al Scrioa, br Humo In avo volumes. A cordial
invitation Is extended to a1l peraona who may
desire to consult these worza OF tho crcioped,As
aud other books Of reference TO Avail thomsolyca
Of tho privilege. Valuable additions arc xlso
being msdo to tho circulating department Of tho
library. 9tatsful Acknowledgements sre tender-
ed to tho lIoma Dramatic Society, whose roeont
entertainment In aid Of tho Anthennum fur.
nisheti thu means for making these additions to
| its library,
, 1875-02-19
THE HARTWElL BROTHERS.

The 7AH WELL bhO FtEHo'
uNToRICAATE COMPLICATION IN TuxIR AFFAIRS.
Altar the Roes aud tho Cook County National
BANK, como the HAstwell Drothern tJImes y. and
A. ". dealors In coal Ut No. 75 Washington
street. corner Of Dcs,born In tho basement Of
the Commercial Dank building. Their failure
waa annouucsd yertsrday 10 Hmall but select
number Of coa!.msn, and nsstipg OF credit
orc called to nettlo mp, which mcama 10
mako tho rn0et of tie dssIetence between
liabilities Of $1,000. aud asHess Of ela 600.
Some excellent arithmetics wero indugod an
10 or rs per cent Of the aIuoaats duo reallzed
by the creditors. James liastwell took time BY
the gorolock and dcd tho city, but Whlthcr he
has Kone no ons seetns 10 know, or IT MY Quo
does know be cautiously kebpa it to Alneelf.
notwithstanding &hs condemnation and nr-
complimentary e1prosslons applied 70 him. Tho
othes brother renamed couraRtously At his
post, md fAced tue tire tashed from the credit
orr eyes Is they sntered tho oihos n p. aud
tack possession Of the books aud accounts.
Tho principal creditoss arc said to bo tue Bat
| sfnore l. Ohio Railroad Company and : coupla
Of firms 1t llttsburg and Cleveland. rcckless
| expenditure Of noney and Kro&s mlsmauaka.
un tho part Of the f1m are said to be tho
causss which led su the summary clos-
| INK up OF thur affairs. JaMcs HartHsll
- also said, engaged IN usvornt outside upecu-
latious which proved disastrous aud Involved hin
hrm. His coutss tu AhscondinK il condemned In
coal-sieallng cifc1sa, aud is " thought that hs
lett more Though feAs Of the Imp elailug wrath
than anything otse. Tbs tEm waA reported
nearly neck ago ~ being IN : shaay condition,
bat no atepa wsEs taken By tho creditors thon.
made to keep the failure from the public ear
| hut it was kuowp in coal ci.cleB aud atselnptl
to suppress ci.culstloa Of tho re port proved tu
| lile. -
eo,nproiniss whe.eby A. Y. I3artxeE oE aoin,
Qag slse u sht ts allowed to resutae Mac hu6ihes
essiu, but DoshlnE dsiinlts 70 That affect s1s da
ct1s4 upon Last aseull'g.