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Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-10-15
LOCAL AFFAIRS.
Hoald's sale Of lots tomorrow.

deaiu 6ale OIL lots to-moiroW.
Bishop Leo il expected to preach and admin
ister the rite OF confirmation at Smyrna, next
Sunday.
Arrangements havo been definitely made TO-
Olive Logan to lecture in Smyrna on Tuesday,
Oct goth. Her subject will be "Girls."
The train hands on the Wilmington & Western
railroad, including the mail agent, have received
timely present from NJ. l.. Licbtenstein, in the
4hape of d pair OF buckskin gloves for each,
rho Republican,, (always we'll informed on
such aubjects,) says: A lady Of our city aged
abor. 55 years, was presented with twins n few
days ago. They arc bouncing big ones and the
mother and children are doing well.
Thomas Welsh, who was watching some seized
goods for Sheriff Lambson, at Front and West
Sts., was charged with hustlng" Alice Justi
son, who had stopped to look through the fence
at them, and Esq. Frazer fined him II and costs.
The annual session of the Grand Division,
Sons OF Temperance. OF Delaware, will meot in
their Division room, in this city, on Thursday,
October 28th. Arrangements are being made
for grand mass temperance meeting in the
evening.
William I. Griffenberg, who some two months
ago had his leg broken in two places by being
thrown ont of a carriage in Cecil county, has 30
canes and will soon be able to personally super
intend his spar-making.
II man seeking Investments bny building
lot for five dollars per foot and holding it year
sells it at ten he makes nearly 100 per cent on
the transaction, while city bonds yield only per
cent. Now those who buy lots at this season of
depression are likely to earn for their money a
very high rate Of interest and without usury,
too.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-10-15

ENTERPRISE COAL.-IN ORDER TO
~ better accommodate my increasing trade,
have again opened a coal yard, at West and Water
Streets which | intend to conduct IN connection
with my yard at the wharf of J. Morton Poole X
Co., and am now stocking both yards with all the
different sizes of Enterprise COAL which has given
trial. all people want to know, is where TO get II
and they will buy no other.
Onces West and Water streets, and orange and
Water. -
aprl7-1yof JOSEPH FoUT.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-10-15

BUILDING AND SELLING New HOUSES. While
the amount of new building is less than in for
mer years, our builders are not idle. MchIena-
min L. McCloskey are busily engaged in the cas-
tern part Of the city in the vicinity of Eighth,
Lombard and Pine streets with substantial dwell
lings. They are just finishing two large and ex-
cellently planned houses in Sth street; have
completed and sold all of row of six at 8th and
Pine; are building six more at 9Th and Pine,
which they expect to to sell before they are
finished, and have just purchased S10,-
OOO worth of property on Pine street, between
7th and Sth at about $40. per foot, with the pur-
pose Of filling it up with other comfortable and
salesble houses. which go off about as rapidly
now as heretofore. We also learn that negotia-
tons are going on over 18th street bridge to sell
some lots at five time the price paid for those
sold on Saturday. which ought to wake up our
good lots to be offered tomorrow at s z. M.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-10-15
aSlarriaNts.

POQLE-BAfE.-At tine re idence OF the brides
father b. =. Bare, ED October IAN, 1915, ny tne
Rev. Benz. G. SuesserUtt, Mr.. Alfred ID. Peole, OF
WlmlngtOH, 10 Miss Florence A. Bare, OF Lam
caster, Ia. No Cards.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-10-15
M(isffltameons.
HNO THE AFFLICTED.

rINO THE AFFLICTED.
All itching diseases, unsghty pimples, .blotche',
etc., on face ulcers diseases OF the blood, urinary
troubles, etc are all promptly cured with vegeta-
bic medicines without interfering with business or
diet. Apply to ,,.
For the last ten years of Drug Store 18th and
Brown streets, Philadelphia. regular graduate OF
medicine and pharmacy. ocl3,lyd&W
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-10-15

some unknown force from some unseen quarter
shall speedily come to the rescue, you may rest
assured that the Democratic party, like some
great army without generals or guides, will sway
into the broad highway of utter rout.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-10-15

For SALE
8 SHARES FARMERS BANK.
$500 FIRST MORTGAGE BONDS,
OF THE
BOARD or PUBLIC EDUCATION
OF WILMINGTON,
SECURED BY REAL ESTATE WORTH FOUR
TIMES THE AMOUNT.
Interest payable qnsr;erly-May, August Novem-
ber, February.
X. +. ROBINSON Il CO..
BANKERS,
FOURTH AND MARKET STREETS. WILMINGTON. DKL.
CRAlGE, JOHNSON & CO.,
BANKERS AND BROKERS.
sIxrH AND MARKET srs., WILMINGTON. DBL
NEW YORK AND PHILADA. STOCKS BOUGHT
AND SOLD ON COMMISSION
Every facility Afforded for persons desiring to deal
or invest In Stocks, Bonds or Gold.
Telegraphlc quotations received constantly during
the day.
jan1,1y
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-10-15
New advertisements.

ryNRY OUR SHENANDOAH AND SHA.
l. MOKIN GOALS. THEY ARE THE BEST IN
GEO. W. BUSH a. SON, French St. wharf
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-10-15

ENTERTAINMENT AT THE FIRST PRESBYTERIAN
CHUBoH.-The social gathering of the Young
Peoples Christian Association Of the First
Presbyterian Church, held in the old church
edifice, at 10th and Market, was largely attend-
ed, last evening. The room was beautifully
decorated. Miss Matte Aiken presided at the
organ, and the music was in charge of Robert
Wright. The programme included a
duett by Annie and Clara Miller
an oration, Webster" by Frank
W. Heisler solo by Miss Hutton
reading by Chas. H. Foster; duett by Lizzie
Vance and Mary Huffman; an essay, an "Joan
of Arcs Influence on the Liberties Of France"
by Miss Mary Wright; a quartette, 'swee5 and
Low" by the Misses Conner, DR.. Ogle, and Mr..
O. b. Rhoados; and several choruses. Quito q
number of new members joined the Association,
and the whole affair was considered very ploas-
ant.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-10-15
A Man DisembOweIed.
HIS BODY FOUND BY THE wAYsIDE.

HIS BODY FOUND BY THE wAYsIDE.
MONTPELIER, VI, Oct. 10.
The body of Rufus streeter, of Washington,
aged 10, was found on the roadside, near Barr
village, completely disemboweled. There is no
clue to the murderers.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-10-15
new AdverIIsemenIs, To-dxy.

Waites brevity
Adairs Brevity
Webb's BrevitY
Dubells brevity
Funeral Notices
Larkins' brevity
Gouert's brevity
Fullmers Brevity
BuXbaums brevity
Reynolds's brevity
Coal scoops-Bllan
Fennesseys brevity
Bowman's brevities
Wood saws-Billany
Wanted-store room
Gordons food-brevity.
Cloaks and suits-F l. Frank
For sale-Celebrated Jackson Lime
License application-Geo Whitfield
Gordon's horse food-Carey ~ Mari
New buckwheat meal-W N Chandler
Save your eysight-DiamOnd Spectacles
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-10-15
Dai(p Commercial.
COMMERCIAL PRINTING COMPANY.
Howard M. jenkins, Wilmer Atkinson,
Francis G. Ferris.
Nv For Terms, etc., see Second Page.
Anluselllents.
THE BUFFALO BILL PERFORMANCE.

THE BUFFAlU BILL FEHF URMhNVE
Tomorrow evening, at the Opera House, the
Company headed by Buffalo Bill, and including
biu partner Texas Jack, and Mrs. Texas Jack
formerly Mile. Morlacohi,) appear at the Ope-
IA House. Their performances are Of that lively
aud exciting character with which the life OF the
"Scouta of the Plains"is understook to be made
rhpprful.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-10-15

THE RECOVERY OF THE EUROPEAN PKAoH
FRElaHrs.-Y Yesterday was the day appointed for
the committee of the shippers of fruit to Europe
to hold Its conference with Peter Wright d Son
relative to the recovery Of the freight charges
on the experimental shipment. The committee
consists Of Samuel Townsend, VIM. Reynolds,
E. X. Cochran, Il. w. Cochran and William
Green. Three of the committee, Messrs. Rey-
nolds, h Cochran and Green we're in Philadel-
phia, but Mr.. Townsend found it impossible to
be there. and notified the other.,members by tele-
graph. As he held all the papers no action
could be taken and the conference was delayed.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-10-15

The Wilmingtonians who went down to the
Breakwater on the Franoid Elena returned yes
terday. They left the steamer waiting for pro-
pitious weather in which to venture outside.
The Pacific Mail steamer Nep York, built by
John Roach, sails from Chester tomorrow. She
will make trial trip Of three hundred miles at
sea.
Allen Ruth, the new Water Engineer, has
bonded and took charge, this morning. Mr..
nature of the work Of the Department
The present expectation is that the next ses-
sion of Council will be held in the old chamber.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-10-15
THIRD EDITION.
weather Record,
REPORT OF THE SIGNAL SERVICE.

VOus
Probabilities-F the Middle States, falling
barometer variable winds, mostly Southeast to
North east, warm, cloudy weather and Train, fol-
lowed-by falling temperature, and Northwest
Windn to might.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-10-15
Commercial Reports.
PHILADELPHIA MARKETS.

PHILADELPHIA, OCI. lo'
Flour inactive, but steady; Penna. family So
500D7. .25; high grades SS 00ta8.75. Wheat dull;
new red Sl.1S01 40; damp 51.08; amber s1.2s61
1.42; white $l.40@1.55. Rye 75@90c. Corn in
active; yellow 71072c; mixed 70072c. Oats &C
tive, mixed 3s@42c; white 44@5Oc. Whiskey
quiet at $l.17.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-10-15
FIFTH EDITION.
Earthquake in California.
SHARP SHOCK AT SAN FRANoIsoo AND. IN SANTA
CLARA vALLAY

San FRANCIsC0, Oct. a
A sharp shock Of earthquake was experienced
here, about O'clock this evening. The vibra-
tions were from East to West. Advices from
Santa Clara valley, South of San Francisco,
mention the occurrence Of similar shock there.
No damage has been reported.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-10-15

The CROWDED JArL.--The Jail at New Castle
now contains one hundred and fifteen inmates
and at present rates OF increase there will be not
less than one hundred and twenty five by Court
time, the largest number ever incarcerated there
at one time. very largo proportion OF this
fearful increase in crime il attributable to intem
perance - Rpscup
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-10-15

THE SUPPOSED ,DRowNIsa CAsE.-Frank W..
King, the missing man, supposed to have been
drowned from the schooner II. p. S't,tbe,f, lying
at Jackson Il Sharps Wharf, has not yet been
heard of. All day yesterday Charles L. Sparks
was engaged in dragging the Cbristana for the
body. 1t is the opinion of Mr.. Sparks that the
man is not drowned or the straw hat which he
had on the morning he disappeared would be
found floating somewhere along the river.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-10-15

POLICE CoURT.-Joseph Bailey, for throwing
stones in the street, was fined 81.
Emory Deaton was arralgned charged with
setting vicious dog on his wife, Priscilla Dea'
ton, but the case was dismissed.
One drunk completes the record.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-10-15
SECOND EDITION.
The NIiddIetown Fair.

Ar.Mohr $1,000 REAILzED FROM Tr-CoETEM-
llArED MpRovEMENTs-NAMEs OF THE RE-
OhfvERs OF THE PRINCIPAL PREMIUMS.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-10-15

WORCESTER COUNTY PoLIrIos.-The republi-
cans, independents and dsaffected democrats
of Worcester county held meeting in Snow
" the second ticket" John W. Bishop dem.,
was nominated for sheriff; DR.. ]. Tingle, of
Snow Hill and Charles Powell, of Berlin, reps,
for House Of Delegates, and A. p. Barnes, of
Newtown, dem. for States attorney. The 9TH
or nomineeS are mostlY repnblicanS.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-10-15

SUPERINTENDENT Cry RAIIwAY.--Frank j.
Hobson has been appointed Superintendent,
Secretary and Treasurer OF the Wilmington
City Passenger Railway,in place of E. W. Taylor,
resigned. Mr.. Hobson has had considerable OK
perienco and is expected to make capable and
efficient officer
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-10-15

ST. 100000 .......,
GEO. &. GRUBB, BRoK EFt.
All kinds OF Stocks and Loans Bought and Sold on
Commission. Any amount OF money raised OIL pro-
per security. Promssory notes specially. CITY
Loan for Sale. feblO-ly
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-10-15
FIRST EDITION.
Pennsylvania Politics.

BAD START MADE BY THE DEMoCRATs-THE RAG
MONEY DOCTRINES AN ELEPHANT-JuDaE PER-
sHISa's WEAKNESS.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-10-15

rATIoNs AT THE BRANDYwIrE MILL FOR YLoUf
AND GRAIN-UoEREOTgD DAILY.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-10-15

TyHE CELEBRATED DOUBLE ELIAS
TIC
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-10-15

NE HAVE SOME ELEGANT NEW
w type for letter and note headings, and have
xed prices exceedingly low for fine class Of work,
t he COMMERCIAL ONCE
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The sunday sun.

Tomorrow, Sunday. TuE SUS win ap-
pear rs on other days Of the week. aud
heuccforward we shah publish tins jour
nal on every day OF the year.
Thc congregation of cur readers is SO vast
and SO dependent upon the Information
and Instruction these columns furnish that
we cannot LONGER let Il sunday pass with
out our duty to them having been fulfilled.
We well know that oar regular readers
feel the loss of TIT ~CN ON "a siuglc day is
sore deprivation. They are unable TO tiud
sOlacc in other newspapers published on
SUNDAY, AMI 30 the day OF rest is turned
into one of unsatished craving. OF all days
in the week sunday is the one wherein the
mind should be at peace.
ON no other day i the mind so open to
receive the lessons of wisdom ana h. al
monitions Of experience rs on SUNDAY.
The cares of the week ale set ASIDE. There
j. tune for reflection and careful reading.
The attention Is less absorbed 10y ana,,s,
aud the disposition becomes more tcach-
able. These are advantages of winch we
have too long omitted to avail ourselves,
for we have higher conceptions Of our duty
and higher journalistic ambitious than the
mere purycying of news. We wish to
mould thoulht ana fastcu conviction, slim
lilate honesty, and elevate mems cOnccp-
tions of public aud private duty. As We
think sunday paper will largely aid Us
in doing this, We accept the opportunity Of
issuing it n an imperative du'y.
1t is vitality important that the ncwspa-
per read ON sunday should be III all re-
rpccts conducive to good conduct and
right thinking. Though We esteem our
dairy contemporaries which publish sun
day editions vet we do not feel secure III
trusting TIE SrN's readers to them on
that day OF relief from labor. Their meth
DDS are different from ours; aud lines OF
thought, subjects of conviction, matters Of
obligation, trains of reasoning, views OF
public policy and private duty, and
provocatives to right doing, which TO Va
seem of the highest value. they omit alto
gothcr. They may do very well for the
people who are satisfied with them, but
they are not the guides our readers have
learned to trust
The newspaper a man reads in tho morn
in- is likely TO give direction 60 his
thoughts for the whole day. Often Il
,uan happiness aud often ms mcutal
quietudc are destroyed hy the reading of
anew, paper which Is fal,c or feeble i'm ar
gument, reckless in statement, aifec ed II
style, shal.y ia conviction. uuapprcciativ'
iu estinato, ana faulty in analysis. such 1
disaster Is hai N tn beginning Of any
day; it Is worse on the quiet aud reflective
Sunday.
Hereafter 10 one need suffer Tie dcpri
walton on sunday Of q paper which pub
fishes all tho news AMI eniorfes the lc. Oh.
Of event., while it resoIntcly om'', stat
md nonsense.
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On the boundaries of n New Law.

To THE LpIToR OF THE SUN-S1: ! -ead
IA InE Tie new discovery made Boy Mr. T. A. Ellison
Of NewaA. lie touched the outer limits of one "
the plandc-t discoveries OF modern times. think
can place lin, any other electrician Who VIII OBJ
serve The following es, On Tie reAt tract Cse for
the ends Of a., b-.y wires, balls VI pla. one inch In
DIANE arNih thr Insertion Of tAe wire to tNc centre
Of TIC n. TAt ball mustn csacly ons ipct ia diam.
ur-no mere, no leo. NcAt place in suitable
franc. thcct Of ordinary white paper, one inch u
tie glae ,iii on me positive Pulc. Now ra9'mii q e
ne SAGE IN any OF the uull ways. tpcIair- ly KY
from tLr negative PEI %, Hui ~ Will o. received hy the
8 ace h.lItn fIn ltrl INt c uli i't me- n trans
United 20 thn ual.r pac ii one lnch D. fuc IT, $40 con.
uuttDru any tore lt irqur d' al.a l hu way N tf
lew force ne Affected bl ~ lance. M Nf vs. ui iA.. ol
Ntly can BE- tcft 90 Hll ilWn the turruo- &
OF thf earth 80 iiuuf ui it.., iN 4tl! tA4Dhs
btluF tor battery anu = ass LOAF Hulht-.
MI i,I-ou cr ga lcvh- ttr urH re has ectini'
~ W.. lie is right lh stppusns % lAs p sl'ff is-
t'rue rtcE.li'H pu"fti ANA Hto Ia It's t' ~ hou'
pu D.
uflS q 90 ly MllH fNn jaw e. 30 ht N'' iii W
gently. have mol epphN lur pnfrni-d NOT M end
a.. It's sn lrN, 1T citaphH is iia as d'u4'N, fh I'D
be h. - tla, AMI o. NNEht Ant 10 be tuhtI .4ue
CONCERNING thc nasslblti.s resulting from tire anuli
c.1a oi fle ~! 1NtlN mL, htH. ut s.l d, but tutr,
or. tI' facts. ana what more b uy '.tt'
MN iolR, Dee. /, 1870. JolN CovES, NJ. d,
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The Popular Interest IN Religion.

We have had m uudaut eyidenc" during
the last few V,cE~ that n a. ,p iLt'Io.t 900
religion has lccn stirred mp all over tho
country. The scene, that attended thc H.
vlval in nrool,lyn, and those that now at
tcld it IN phi.dclphH, constitute but "a
email part Of Ibis ,,.l nee. Tin auNirfy
displayed by q hundred other cities 10 Soc
cure thcs.i,iOes Of NoouY ana SASKEY is
Iut an additional pant Of it, We Itdr or
local r,yiials of an unusual KIND, IN
almost every State of the Mon; and We
cannot help knowing that tAcre Is "A wide
spread expectation OF u great aud Serious
religious WoytMD M aMgu- the popnation.
w kaow tlat III this city there arc many
rlcl4yiucu who arc not only longing but
looliue for something of the sort, ana nie
consequently doing all in their power Ia
ftimuatc their churches TO renewed qc-
ryity, It looks as thouph the clergy he'd
il IN their power to make the present
winter "a busy aud an Interesting one foI
themselves.
We hold that sound and genuine re-
leious revival j., in every way, dr-nahl"
Man has interests other than those that
nrc material; he has aspirations that SWEEP
hey ond time and this world. He is more
than his body; lac is greater than his life
lie has a vision that is not of the eye; he
has within him a still, small voice" thai
COmpcls attention now and then. We are
apt 10 forget these things in this whirlina
nge and country. Most of us are utterly
immersed in worldly pursuits, and wholly
occupied with selfish struggles, SO that the
moral part Of our nature Is neglected
Now we would not underyalue the ncces
t.tcs Of the hour. 1t is proper that th'
work Of the day should be done maniully
that the battles of life should be Tough
with resolution; and thai people should IT.,
TO improve their material fortunes. Blu
Ftli there is something else that must no
lie overlook Il. There is moral nature
the neglect of which IL moral death.
We are ready 10 rejoice over any reyiva
which puIInos the atmosphere Touses mel
from their torpor, takes them ont Of IN
iuts of sellshncss, and lightens the crush
ing WEIGHT Of materlalsm. Such revlva
would not only be advantageous to the IN
dlNlduals who experience Il, but 10 Il,
Community It l.g-e, If.twegc suHcil?tl
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the OFFICIfL COUNT.
The Democratic Plurality Ranging from
13.5I9 TO 2O,1JS.


ALBANY, Dec. 3.-The Board OF State
Canyassers. In session here to-day, made the
oficial declaration Of the votes cast at the late
general election, AS follows:
For Secretary OF stte-Iohn Bizelow. Democrat.
3gJ,21l Fre1elick ". Seward. Republican. 35a.4ul
Gcoige j. Dusiuoefre, Iehp,rI4ec, ll,lOJ. Blelos 5
plurality. II 80.
Tor Comptroller Lucips Robinson. Democrat. $50.
COP FIR -uCls f. spinner. Republican. af6lin Alphuuse
\. llnpIns temperance lO,Jii ROoinsons plurality,
F0r Treasuror-Charles y. Ross Democrat 3aI .G87 ;
Edwin \. Merritt, Republican. $4,000 stephen IS.
Alres, Temperate, HOB. ROss's plurality, l7.OG3
For AtOrnry-G cnCrai--Charlcs : fa'rchild. ID IN D..
crat 500 Ai3, George f. Danforh. lcpubcan 375, %;
IN I Mash, Temperance. 1857. fairchiid's piu.
tJr state Engineer and Surveyor-Iotn u. Ven
Burcn. Jr., Dcriucr 4, 39l .665 Oliver H. Cornell.
RcuuOLCan, 3t3,99Ot George \. Dudley, Temperance
Lila Van IWen's plurality, 1879.
Dem 1crat, 3g2,lsA William A. 1inscy Republic IA,
1881 Ira Dell Temperance lO,a'V. Malrath's plu.
For Inspector OF State Prisous-Rodney r. Crowley,
u m. 3g2,495 Benoui /. Ives. Rep, 32Ots; John d.
Gibbs. lem lO.igl. Crowley plurality, 2O.i52.
In the matter OF the election Of a r. prcsrIta-
tive I'm Congress from tho Thrty-third Distri, [,
I'm place Of Augustus Il. Allen, who died on Jan.
-, 1870, the board made no determination of the
Result for the following reasons:
First-That Charles s. Cary did not receive majority
OF u the Congro sionai votes cas In said dstrc Tor
Representative N Consr and member OF Congress
CONFINED. although he received major Of woes fol-
rreentativc m Congress.
second That the board cannot determine. declarr
ami certify, pursu ut to act Of Cpngre Of Feb. 10
lsdT thar Nel~oi j. Norton was 10y the greatest
laWs Of tus STATE Representative in the Congress Vi
the United aes
The question is therefore left open for Con
gress to determine.
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FrGHrING M,HENRr & co.
Receiver Jewctt about 10 sue for some Mill
lions that Belong TO Erie

lions that Belong TO Erie.
Hugh j. Jcwctt, the receiver OF tho Erie
Railway Company, submitted a petition yester-
day pravinG for an order directing him TO remit
E2OoO to England to begin suits there against
James HCHenrv and the London Banking Assoc
citation. The petition, after stating the three
suit, in which he Is receiver, says that OF the
$2G.DO0O mortgage bonds of the Erlc Raj way
Company outstanding under the MORTGAGES now
being forecosed Ia two of these suits, and Of
the 100000 OF unsecured bonds, a ajority Is
held IN England, and that the ENGLISH bond
holders Lave formed an association viii N the
Court hh, already directed hun To recognize and
to pay their reasonable exuCuses.
IrlCss lmic able cOur seis prC vail. long and
expensive litigation must follow, bat w. ! W
EFT L. informed that through tue visit II SIR
Edward Natkin. cnaIru Al, aud John hoIris.
legal adviser uf the English committee, "a
scheme tn promote an amlcable settlement has
been agreed upun.
There are Two assets in Mr.. Jewetts hands
that lac feels called ON, II nossihl 10 colcCt.one
claim aiust James MclIcniy. ana the other a
claim agaiu-f the London Ranking As-ociatiln
UDutfo.J, each tXeetdinS Sl.O1J,Hu which he
iu.s. aud the committee aud his own counsel
urge hnn ~ press these claims. He hn- far
RENTED Huthing 10 the ElEiish committee, uut
he asks leave now to remit 1000 To- John
Morris II London. counsel Of the committee, o.
BEGIN su,n proceedings.
Jucge DuuOhue directed the pay ment Of the
1000