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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-07-10

COLOSSAL BUST OF WAsHINGToN IRVING.
number OF ladies OF New York city, Brook
lyn. Westchester and the neighborhood, have
initiated a movement toward obtaining funds
for q colossal bronze bust OF Washington Ir
wing, TO be placed in Central park. IL is Is
to be ornamental with four bronze figures
representing characters In Irving's works
placed In inches cut into its four sides. Be
will be exhibited al the centennial exposition
I'm PHILADELPHIA.
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Susuensfon Of Cottou viii.

IAWkEcCE, MASS, July lU.-The Atlantic
running 10 full capacity, 10 30 operatives
shut down at noon to-day for eight weeks
The suspension may be for a longer lime II
the present stock of manufactured goods are
not marketed. Operatives will lose SO .Ob1
or more in WAGES by the shut down.
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BITE OF THE RATTLESSAEE-A pOSt Of
fee agent travelling In Texas tells OF the sue
ceSsiul use OF the gall OF a rattlesnalxe a. an
antldoIe fIT the bite OF that reptile. Ia the
case spoken OF relief was almost instauta-
neous 10 The patient, who was writing i'm
paIoNysms or great pain, rapidly swelling
and becoming purple. A friend Of the writer,
who spent several years in California and
New Mexico, saw the same remedy success
fully used among the Indians ina the latter
country. In one instance an Indians dog
near the camp was bitten I'm the nose by
large TattleSnake. The Indians Immediately
opened the reptile and administered the gall.
The cure was rapid aud enectual.-St. Aggt1-
line Press.
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Mutineers Brought Home.

BOSTON, July lO-SteamShip Batavia. here
nom Spool, brought home for trial the mutt
neers charged with the murder OF the first
mate and second mate OF the schooner Jefler-
son Borden. They were lodged in Jail To
await trial here. II appears that William
Smith, one Of the prisoners, il a Boston man,
whose real name is Ephraim Clark.
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&PnleneeI.

PHILADELPHIA July 10.-Dr. +. T.. Per
pente, who was convicted in April Lass OF
being accessory after fact TO the crime of
abortion, was to-day sentenced to one year
imprisonment.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-07-10
The New York bank Statement

NkW YORK, July lO.-LOans, Increase
II 1896; specie, increase, ZIP 200; Legal
tenders, decrease. S3,I1O 900; deposits, i'm.
crease, - sos 900 circulation. decrease, Sly1 b.
zoe; reserve, decrease, -, lis, 325.
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kEPokTER DROWNED IN FLUSHING
BAf.-Late on Monday afternoon. FreleIick
EIlwees, J. W. RebuStei and ChaS. Mercle
all nom No. 10 East Houston street. in this
city, hired small boat at Flushing and
went out on the bay 10 take "A swim. ELL
wees. after swimming around the boat for
several minutes, caught hold OF the ruider.
almost Immediately his Companions heard
him say goodbye, boys and before they
could aid hlm he sank aud was drowned H
was about = years old, and a reporter Tor the
VINE and Fruit Reporter. Ia the Office OF
which he was known a. g. A. Smith. His
comrades think that ne was Seizef with
cramps, but Constable Smith. who took
char 20 of his personal effects thinks IL was
a case Of Suicide.-N " Tribune lfa
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Children Run over by n Train.

LOWELL, MASS, July l0.-TwO children OF
Charles Searle were run over at Granteyille
to-day while playing on the Nashua and
Acton railroad, and one was instantly killed
and the other fatally wounded.
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The International MAYORS Rannuet.

TORONTO, July l0.-The mayor OF TINS civ
has decided to attend the international ban
quet at Gulldhall, London, on the 18th inst.
The mayors Of Hamilton and Halifax have
also accepted the Invitation. The mayors
of Montreal and Quebec have declined
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Turkish Students Ordered Home
From Paris.

LONDON, July l0.-The Tt'3cs' special dis
patch rom Paris says that the Memorial
Jhpl0ao'jQUe Ne'cSpdp.T announces that the
turkish students in Paris have been ordered
home, and that with the money hitherto lie
voted 10 the education oftheSe youths Turkey
Will establish institutions at Constanttnopja
Offering equal advantages 20 those in Paris
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PERSONAL LIABILITY or RANK STOCK
HoLDEDS.-ln the case Of Harvey Terry and
Others against the stockholders OF the Com
mercial Bank of Columbia, a case which hal
been pending for several years. Judge Car
penteT has decided in favor OF the plaintiffs
This decision afiirms the liability of the
stockholders OF the Old state banks for the
debts OF the banks. Judge Carpenter DEGREES
that the plaintiffs must have judgment for
the par value OF all unpaid bills owned b.
them. but holds that Stockholders have a
practical sei-od, against their liability, ia
the bills redeemed or pad by them and duly
proved in the suIt.-Ch0rleSfOp IS q Cprrier.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-07-10

MoRMoNs IN WEST VIRGINrA.-The
Mormons have established branch of their
church, and newspaper, called the Adven-
turer, at Clarksburg, West Virginia. The
Paramount Index says: "There are quite a
number of this sect in Warrington district,
in Marion county, and in the neighborhood
of ShinnsfOne.n
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KILLED BY A HoRsE.-While Conrad
Elmendorf OF Shokan, N, Y, was driving
somewhat unruly, and he began whipping
him, when the horse seized his arm In his
teeth and shook him till the muscles were
torn from the bone. Notification set In and
Elmendorf died yesterday morning.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-07-10

CRAZFD BY RELIGIOUS EXCITEMENT
+. 4. Hittinger, a young man residing at No.
5l3 North street, who had been a week at a
camp-meeting, entered Magistrate Ken
nedy's Office, interfered with a case before
his court, and commenced a loud harangue
in the name OF the Holy Ghost, crying, and
wishing To embrace the magistrate, behave
ing so violently that the magistrate was
compelled TO order him TO be taken 10 the
central station, where his loud rawlings,
preaching and praying In the camp-meeting
style, were continued several hours, so that
IL was not deemed safed TO discharge him
until the prison physician consented.-k'hGG.
Tfle0f0f)h. S(h.
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GOlAHnl NInSnna

BosToN, July IO.-Tne Prince Hal Grand
Lodge OF colOred masOns this city hsS re-
ceiyed official notification of its recognition
by The lOdge of Germany.
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A Hotel RuHneI-

NEW YORK, July lO.-Tuber's Central Ho-
tel, and some adjacent buildings at Craw-
ford. New Jersey, was burned to-day. Loss
$50 600.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-07-10

ID. +. HoRNER, of Berkely county, West
Virginia, has been acquitted of the grave
charge of having murdered a man named
Daniels, near Gerrardstown, in that county,
some time during the war.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-07-10

a WOMAN AS A CUSTOMS INSPECTOR
Mrs. Jennie Ferris. q custom house inspec-
tress, found three large rolls of Struggled
lace, silk and velvet concealed on the person
OF Margaret Taylor, passenger in the Ger
mania yesterday.--M T. Sian, 9th.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-07-10

COUNSEL FOR LOADER, the alleged Brook
Ign periurer and conspiratOr, made applica-
tion for reduction of bail from S. 900 yester-
cay. The judge refused the application, con-
steering the amount fixed by the district at
torLey proper one.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-07-10

SPECIAL ELECTION IN THE FOURTH
MAINE DIsTRICT.-Gov. Dingley has order
ed special election for member of Congress
i'm the fourth district of Maine on the 18th of
September, being the day of the general
state election, to fill the vacancy in the
present national House of Representatives,
caused by the death of Hon Samuel F. Her
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-07-10

CUSTOM RECEIPTS 30 day, $3.50 ,35464; in
ternal revenue to day, sii9 80; total for
the month TO date. S3 SIG h42 g.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-07-10

THE QUEBEC ELECTIoN.-The returns of
the election for members OF the provincial
legislature of Quebec have been received
from the entire province. The government
opposition only concede them a majority Of
-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-07-10

The CARLIST FORCES under General
Dorregary have succeeded in their retreat In
entering the BOltana district in Aragon
Spain, near the Pyrenees. They are pursued
by three AlfOnsist brigades. Don Carlos has
decamped from TreyinO.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-07-10

ANOTHER RAILROAD TREATY.-A Char
lesion, y. G., dispatch says that the differ
ences between the Savannah and Charleston
railroad and the Central railroad are so far
adjusted that there is no further interru D.
ton TO through travel.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-07-10

RUTLAND, VT, July lO.-A heavy storm
passed over Nergennes and vicinity yester-
day, doing much damage.
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BLACK Tongue.


HAMILTON. ONT, July IO.-The Il sease
known as Black Tongue is raging amorg the
cattle in the country south of this place.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-07-10

A-Another lady has attained the dignity
OF college professor" Miss Susan NJ. Hal
lowell assumes the chair of natural history
in wellesley college, Mass, with q salary OF
$500.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-07-10

HANGED Observation-Disclosures Brown, who
murdered Sylvester Carr by shooting at
PuIvis, Sullivan county, New York, on the
third of October last, was hung in the court
house yard at Monticello, in that state yes
terday
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-07-10

Con. MCGREw'S charges against Chief
Clerk Avery are very largely discounted in
s.. Louis and Washington, and wherever
Con. is known.-C Gin. COal
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ACROSS THE BLOODY CHAsM.-J. Mans
field, a confederate general in the war of the
rebellion, has been made a city surveyor by
the aldermen.-M y Sun.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-07-10

NATIONAL BANK NOTES received at the
Treasury to-day for redemption, 1852 ,42i; to-
tai receipts for the week ending to-day,
So 7qg q12
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-07-10

HORSE NoTES.-Black Jack was purchaS
at Dr. Prices sale by Mr.. Ii. Lewis, of Lex
1ngton, Ky, for $40. .... Katie Pease has
gone 10 Sacramento to be trained for the
great ur-mile heat race for a purse OF so 0DO
In gold. .''' The pacing stallion Badger has
been sold by Mr.. Wheelock, of Moline, Ill
TO gentleman Nf Philadelphia for ; -, Oo0.
800 Frank Wright, OF Easc2n, Nd, has sold
his trotting horse, Gray Beard, 10 genGle-
man of Washington, ID. c., for 81 900. ''''
SINCE pr.ucnasii.S n0ucaster after his victory
Il: ASCOT for $4,000 gold, Mr.. Peck has re
fused an offer Of $1,000 gold pfG'H e. nus
Vile. has sold his three year old Camargo
Nentilate and NOltiguer TO Denis Mccarthy,
OF Nashville. for $4,000. Dan Mace's cele-
brated black gelding Arthur was seriously
injured i'm his trot at Beacon Park last week.
The horse will not be able to appear again
on the turf '... ii. p. McGrath gave his
jockey, Bobby Swim, $500 for riding and
winning with Aristdes in the Withers stakes
Morris, the rider of the Derby winner, Gallo
pin, received a present of 5000 from the
owner, Count Batthyany.-N Y. Sun.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-07-10

LIMA The Raleigh IN. c. News publishes
the particulars of most revolving murder
recently committed in Wake county, in that
state. The victims were Mrs. Anna Partin
and her child, and the murderer is alleged to
be the husband and father, A. w. Partin, jr.
On Saturday last the bodies OF the victims
were found after a long search, buried in q
swamp i'm Panther Branch township, some
fifteen miles from Raleigh, literally cut to
pieces.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-07-10

"A JUDGES SoN AMONG THIEYEs.-Spme
nights ago as VIM. Virgins. son OF Judge
Virgins, OF Union Hill, was proceeding To
his home by the Bulls Ferry road, he was
surrounded 10y three men, VINO seized him.
threw him violently 10 the ground and began
10 rlhe his pockets. On looking up at one
Of his asSailants he recognized him a. Kier-
nan, one of the members OF the notorious
"Modoc" gang. which was broken up 10y the
police some time ago, and most of whose
members are now serving sentences IN the
state prison. Herman also recognized Wig
gins, and Immediately told his companions
that lie was judges son and they had bet
ter let him alOae. Virgins had a large sum
OF money with him which the robbers Tailet
10 discovery T. World ora
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-07-10

THE COMMISSIONER OF PENSIONS has
rendered C.. f. Baldwin, of Mount Vernon,
Ohio, late special agent of the Post Office
department, the position OF chiefo the special
service division of the pension Office, and he
has accepted.
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BURNED IN POND OF LYE.-Marshall
Davis, q colored man. OF NO. 205 west 10th
street. in the employ of A. G. La Mott, of
No. 122 Pearl street, while driving a team
and truck through west 10th street yesterday
afternoon passed through pond of water
near the dock Of the White Star Line OF
steamers. In this pond the soda ash used in
cleaning the boilers Of the steamers is de-
posted and the water is SO thoroughly i'm
pregnated with 1t as to become a very pow
erfnl I've. The horses Slipped and fell In the
pond, scattering the I've over the driver aud
Themselves Davis was badly burned about
the face and head. His left eye was almost
entirely destroyed. He was attended by DIR.
Walker, and was afterward taken to Belle
vue Hospital. The horses were so badly
burned as to be useless. and they were killed
by employees OF the Society for the Proven
tion Of Cruelty to Animals.-N Y. Times.
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madrid, July I0.-The Carlist general
Darregafay, * being actively pursued 10y the
Alton SiSts. IL is believed that he will at
tempt TO take refuge in French territory.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-07-10

THE TREASURY now holds 1915, 1888, 900 in
bonds TO secure national bank circulat ton,
and Sl5,192,25 TO secure public deposits. Ma
tional bank circulation outstanding. $40
5,l64, of which amount 1859 900 are notes
issued TO gold hanks
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WHICH. MURDER OR S-ICTDE2-In
an clubhouse attached L. the drin KING salo,n
No. % South eth street, on Wednesday
morning, was found deaf Christian Heyie
He had when ia the saloon drank "A glass OF
wine and water. after which he passed. into
the yard. and when discovered was supposed
10 be asleep until closer examination re-
Vealed him dead. When the body was taken
home pistol shot was discovered in the
region OF the breast. Whether the death was
the result OF suicide or homicide il now a
question which a cOroner's jury is engaged
IN answering. IN the morning he had pur-
chased goods for his store and returned
home in his ordinary mood, which his fam
lily say was always most quiet and kind.
The inquest las been adjourned until Satur-
day morning IhHd. Times 9fh.
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The French Floods

LIsIEUN July l0.-The flood at this point
has subsidized, and workmen are now engaged
In clearing away the debris caused thereby
The damage by the overflow aggrega ties
$500. goo.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-07-10

DESIGNATIONS IN THE PATENT OFFICE.
Henry t. MunsOR, principal examiner OF
printing and paper, and MOritz h. Philip,
examiner of interferences in the L. s. Patent
Office, have resigned their respective posi-
uons and go TO New York city to practice
patent law,
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nOwN TIE POTOMAC.

III
The STnlay Excursion To NOR
Row OF the stesTr-r MARY WASH ErSI6N
INGTON viii b. % Mount Vernon ezE-zxzzlnaD
Spring Will leave fO,t Of Sth street precisely AZ
Hall pat One = m. returning At y m, having
tS0 hours - the Sp-iu, ~ here the boat --il stay
with the party. Round nip, IS cents, children, 1
II
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WRECK OF SCHOONER WITH HEAD
STONES FOR SOLDIERS GRAvEs.-The L. S.
consul at Nassau reports to the Department
Of State, under date of June 2Jth, the total
loss of the American schooner Almaretta of
Calais, Maine, Merrill. master at South
Bimini shoals, Bahamas, on the 2d instant
while on voyage from New York to New
Orleans. part OF the cargo and ships ma
ttrlals have been saved. and, together with
the crew, were taken to Nassau by the
wrt ckerS. Among the cargo saved is a
quantity of marble tOmbstOnes, (seven hun
dred and siXty-hve,) which were being ship
ped 10 New Orleans to be placed on the
graves of federal soldiers who fell during the
| late war.
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TELEGRAMS TO THE STAR,
BEECHER ABROAD.
BRITISH OPINION.
BAD FOR THE CARLISTS.
A SwINDLING DODGE.
FOREIGN NEWS.
(arlist PrtSOners-

MADRID, July o.-Among the prisoners
taken by the AlfonSists at Cantarrega is 2
Carlist brisadier general and 40 officers.
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EXCURSIO,,s, PICNICS, &c.

MooNLiGE.f EXCURSION.
Aari CF VIE LAKE. JULY IL. ISIS.
No, - e AVENUE NJ r MISSION.
fort will b spared % MAKE his -~
~arslcn plea. ant Jo I'll. Go,d order rs83.szN
-rSared. Boat will leave s'h stTsetsskzz<r.zdo
N hArf n q n'cI.ck. hep Win b
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FUNERAL SERVICES over the remains of
Daniel q. Lobdell, late supervising special
agent under the commissioner of customs of
the Treasury department, (whose death was
mentioned in yesterday s starr will be held
al the Ebbitt House at o'clock this evening,
after which the remains will be taken to AL
bany, y. Y, for interment.
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EOk h4hGEk
II The CsWrfCiIaus iron Steamer IT
PILOT BOY. caxskSa
having been specially fitted up for ENC1'FS1oSs'
can be chartered on reasonable terms AppIy 10
\. q. FIFTH GH, gent,
msy2l-3u 9Th street wharf
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TC PLEASURE SEEKERS.
SUNMER ADVANCEMENT
STEAMER PILOT BOY, Capt W II. ByIes.

Aftsr this date ard during the summer months the
me Iron Ste amer t-LuT BOT Will
leave Wa-E3 IEIuII- from 9th street z. ssltss-EN
wharf, every TUESDAI ard SAT R--e<7R-r<E.11D
DAY morning ~ clock, faT principal landings
On the P0tr.@. including the ftVOrite Sumfner Be
ssrts 81 tCltgu 5 znd Eakist9n's Island Returning
VII arrive IA " hlngt"E early on Wednesday aud
SUNDAY evening Ou Saturday ia addition 10 the
allow lard-uE- the Pilot Boy viii take passengers
1ur lie uaT,!rvwE. arriving there early sane eve
nlng- leaving uT SUfCaF morning for Washington.
III sC-Lery on THE Potomac being unsurpassed
and the Pilot Boy 'Er only steamer aff1rling view
the entire route ~ daylight. makes these most
pleasant arC healhfGl tTps for families aud social
parti-- I.-c- single trio. So; round trip tickets
good UUtIl used, g Apnl. 10
y. L FITZuU GU. Agent.
Jel- I'm SIKH street " 4trf
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Royal Visitors I'm Moscow.

LONDON, July IO.-The Times Madrii dis
patcs says events of great importance ar
looked for.
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The Eighth Of the popular
SUNDAY AFTERNOON FAMILY EXCURSIONS
will be given By the STEAMER s"
LADY OF The LANE. A
SUNDAY EVENING, July lin,
leaving her wharf, foot Of 5th street, at 23Op.
going down the river forty miles.
No Liquors the Bat
Tickets. so cents Ivg n
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For Enc RSIO rs.

THE MARY WASHINGTON
has larger rom Tor pleasure parties than any other
bat ron CHATTER kFERY 49,
d AND EFENING. Regular tSslS
trips 20 GiynoUt and return Mon
DAYS ecresdays ard FridBy=. leaving g b street
wharf ~ 9 a n Apply on board, or 10 DR HOW
LAND, 2I9 IA street.
rs I'm Pm TROTH President
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THE BEST YET

H.. TIE
WHITE MOUNTAINS AND MOUNT DESERT
IA NORWfCH LINE.
s2S only Tor The round TIP from - elf- \
New York and return Choice Of xk-&7r
seven Routes, passengers allowed 10 Stop over AZ
any point Circulars. with full information, may
De had AZ the principal stations on the Erie, the
Per nSvl .ania ard Jn" Philadelphia, Wilmington
and Baltimore ra'lrot-, here tickets also for
sale Ask for bite Mountain tickets by the Nor.
Hich Line Jyl0-wSs,st
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1875-03-02
proynissory Notes.

The following is All abstract of late
decision OF the Cincinnati Superior
Court:
Joseph ?. Montfort ct al, rs, Francis
Baker and Mary DeCamb. Before
Judge Tidcn. The suit was on prom
issorv note. There was demurrer to
the original petition on the ground that
il omitted to aver that the maker, Fran
els Baker, had removed from the State
Mt the time the note became due, and III"
question ARCS" IL To- the necessity OF an
averment Of demand for payment hav-
ing been made. The Court remarked
that the rule is settled now, that where
demand has not been made, and the
holder of the note seeks 10 excuse HIM
selftor not making it, he must state tie
grounds specially in his declaration; and
the question arising upon the de-
murrcr Is whether the circumstances
amount To au excuse for not presenting
the note. This involves the law of dill
grnce. The holder of commercial paper
takes il on Misunderstanding that demand
will be made on the principal and this
principle requires OF the holder not all
impOssiblitv, but the exercise Of dir.
gencc. 1t appears by the averncnt that
Baker had his place of business on the
corner of Walnut and Sixth streets; that
the notary presented the note there, but,
ou inquiry, a.certainCd that the maker
had removed his place of residence to
Louisville, Ky. The decision in II Ohio
determined the question that diligence
does not require the holder of note
given by party in one State TO follow
that party into II foreign jurisdiction, and
there present it. The demurrer would
be- oycrrulcd.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1875-03-02
Forty years has tested the value Of
Dir. 4. -. TOdds Anti-Biilious ana
Liver piIIS.s

PROPRlETORS..
Sold by druggists and Deal, $ every
: where.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1875-03-02

"Thc greatest herdsman in the world
is the title claimed for Samuel w. Allen,
Of Texas, who owns 2250O0 cattle. He
has one rancho eighty miles long aud
forty miles wide. between the Nevrda and
Columbia rivers, the largest on the CONT
ncnt, which pastures 10000 mead. Two
others accommodate respectively 10000
and 30 900. These cattle all subsist on
the native grasses Of that part Of Texas.
His herds require the attention of at
least 100 herderS and branders, and the
use O, 5000 horses. He brands 10000
calvc, every year to keep up the supply.
The value of his stock. exclusive of the
land. exceeds -. 100000.
Armiio G. Baca, Of Albuquerque, New
Mexico owns nearly 100000 head Of
sheep, which are scattered over Il range
of country three hundred miles square.
The hrards roam mt will over the bound
les, dry plains of New Mexico, without
shelter all the year through. They re-
require no feeding, the short nutritious
yrGDoua grass atfording good pasturagc
in winter as well a in summer.