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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-02-09
THE LIQUOR DEALERS.

The Executive Committee Of the New Yorb
Liquor Dealers held meeting yesterday afternoon.
at which the following resolutions were passed.
whereas at the quarterly meeting OF this union Ger
bance and DO great injury to this union therefore,
c. Cassidy, Jeremiah Driscol and NJ G. Landsbcfs who
were the eaaers of this mob be ana hereby expelled
Resolutions were also adopted lndorsing the
action OF the President at the recent meeting
where the expelled members endeavored to over.
awe the union by bringing IN strangers TO breah
up the proceedings.
Mr.. S. M. Lederer offered o resolution to inquire
OF counsel in what manner the constitution and pr
laws OF this union must be amended to entitle the
State.
1t was decided that no meeting OF the general
body Will be held at present LOT the reason that s
would greatly iniure the chances OF getting the
bill passed. winch Is now before the Legislature, II
there should be any disturbance at that meetina
The Legislative Committee reported that there
Is every PROBABILITY OF the bill now before the
LEGISLATURE being reported favorably from the
Committee on Internal Affairs IN both the Assem-.
bly, and Senate, ana that 1t win be acted upon 10
both houses within the next ten days.
A large number Of the opposition members o.
the Union assembled at Putnam Hall, corner Third
avenue and rwenth streer. Mr.. John G. Cassidy
called the mceung to order and James Reilly wai
tarv pro TEN. rne Chairman hoped that the division
would not bi eak up tho organization at this stage
OF Its existence wnen they had reached the crisis.
Iheir bill before the Legislature was progressing
very iavorably. the JOINT committee mad heard
| the liquor dealers and were ready to report IL
! favOraUly. IL would still require Watching, but
I foitniul men were working to secure It's passage.
/ Mr.. Cassidy, one OF the committee appointed to
/ wait on the EXCISE Board to try 10 arrange com.
promise, reported that tue Board would not lower
the license fee at present. as about 5000 dealers
had paid their fees ana tuere were only 1900 still
holding out. The Commissioners would, however.
after the ist OF May make "A material reductiOr
whether the bill passed or not.
A resolution confirming tho action OF the iss.
meeting IN removing Mr.. "A Hdzuerg from the
Presidency was again passed unanimously. Ar
range meDts were made for holding Q general
meeting on the 18th Inst. to reorganize and eloos
new officers.
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est degree creditable to the individuai and to the
natlon 10 which he belongs, and IS out IN Keeping
with all that IL known OF him and his officers since
their arrival IN Hobart Town; aud we trust their
conduct VIII be made mention oil, not only in these
colonies but IN England and throughout Europe.
as well as In the United States.
CRASHING TELEGRAPH COMPANIES.
In Striking contrast with such magnanimity is
another circumstance tnat mas come to our know-
edge. Regarding the matter as one OF humanity.
the messages were transmitted along the Tas-
manian and Victorian land lines free or charge,
put the manager oil the company that owns the
submarine capie connecting Tasmania with VIC.
an English company insisted payment OF a
paltry Item OF l4s- "a. The amount does not, OF
coul sc, give captain Chandler u thought; but lis
eXaction is IN Keeping with the whole manage
ment oil company whose Rrasping and illibcral
conduct has been subject OF bitter complaint all
through its career; and IL is Ielt that the con.
tract that gave the company such whitening 10.
nopoly Is as dsgracelnl TO the government OF the
day as disastrous to Tasmania
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points were successful. Doubtless the result will
be hieh y important TO science.
CORDIAL RECEPTION OF AMERICAN OBSERVERS.
Inc American party are great favorltes IN
Otago. wnere tner station was fixed. They have
been entertained at banquet by the local autnori-
ties and the INHABITANTS OF Queenstown. and Pro-
lessor Peters spoke enthusiastically OF the re-
sources OF otago the southern provinces OF New
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THE EXPEDITION IN WELLINGTON.

WELLINGTON Dec. 70, 1874
The event OF the month has been the transit OF
Venus ana the most successful observations were
made by Professor Peters, the American as
tronomcr, who was more fortunate in the weather
than the British observers. AS a whole, however,
the weather was unlavorabe IN New Zealand OBJ
servations could not be made IN Tasmania, It
having rained continuously In that island coony
on the 9th On the Australian mainland, however,
the SKY was unclouded and the OBSERVATIONS at Gil
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PRESS COMPLIMENT TO THE MAaNANIMIrY
OF OUR OBSERVERS.
During the stay OF the United States steamer
Swatara at the Australian ports an article ap.
peared In the Melbourne Age which was copied
iuto the Mercury, and ran as lollows:-
ON the Atm OF october "a party OF German astron.
omers ana scientific men salled from Melbourne
IN the french park AlcXandrlna Tor the Auckland
Islands, where they were to observe the transit
OI Venus. lie Was expected that the vessel would
have returned 70 one OF the New Zealand ports
nearly month since, but at the date OF latest ad-
wees from the coiony she had not done so,
aud some anxiety is felt IN reference to the
safety ana welfare OF the party. On asccr.
tanning this TACT Captain Chandler. OF the Swa.
tara, with that kindly consideration that has
marked the conduct OF that gentleman and MS
brother Officers since the arrival o. their vessel
nere called at this oflice, and, an lntercolonial
mail being expected next day. begged That he
by 1t OF the Alexandria. Having learned that DO
New Zealand papers were received bv that mall
and that the Melbourne aud Syaney papers made
no mention OF the m,ssiug vessel aud party, Cap
tain Chandler lelegrapheu 70 Mr.. Adams0n United
states Consul General, Melbourne, as ollows:-
HAS the German Consul any Tears regarding the
safety OF the bark Aexandrina. which conveyed
the German party for the observation OF the transit
OF Venus to the Auckland Islands ~ 10 this Cap
tain Chandler received an answer stating that the
German Consul mas great fears Tor the safety OF the
German party. Immediately on receiving this inor-
nation Captain Chandler resolved on altering his
present arrangements under which ne would nave
renamed here ior some time yet. Every effort Is
being made, and Captain Chandler expects being
able TO leave this by Wednesday mornlng. proceed
ing direct to Wellington, whence win proceed
to the chatham Islands, picking up the American
party stationed there In passing. the Swatara
Will then proceed Tor a sintiar purpose to the
Blun, and from thence to Duncan, whcre II there
Is no word OF the Alexandria, he Will steam to
the Auckland Islands, after when Captain Cnan.
dler Will return TO HOBART Town. rhe simple
mention OF the TACT that the captain of the ~ A.
tara mas thus so promptly takon action Tor the
relief OF the German party Will be accepted with a
iechng Oh universal satisfaction. 1t Is In the hgn.
, 1875-02-13
New Advertisements. =
SN-oO@NN~~0~0E0~o~o-oO- ~
District Court Summons,

4EEhIIDA- Of UlNUTNGTON.I
t2HH.y Of hCfiT-UT7J, So
IN IL. District Cont = H- Fgry Jr}f~-rf Zfrrf-r Of
H's1Hyi1 TeT-itgr4
JtNEs \. HENDEE-5S, Plaintiff. vs. 4. p EI,rrr.
MI2A ELNJEE, HERMAN LEviSOS, LOUIS IEylsgN
and Ia1EAs RCSAS, Defendants
THE UNITED STATES OF ANERICA-ToA y
ELMER.NIRA ELMER HERMAN IEVI~ON
LOUIS LEEI>ON and Il tNAS ROMAN. Defend
ants You are hereby 4uIre5 10 appear II an actor,
brought against you 1y JAMS a HF-SDE son PllIu-
tn, II the Dstrrt Court Of the FIRST Julcal Dis
tElct ot Washington Territory, holding terms u the
city OF " tll-aa, IL ami Tor the COUNTIES OF Waa-
MAi-t anl y nl-ilzn, . ans grr the comp amt Of
E--'nlif A-e- II Nal-'FIllt county, within twenty
Gays -teT the service OF tbs sumIEORs exclusive OF
the day Of service. L not served IL sad c1uI-v tu.
IN sad District, N thirty days; otherwise within
sixty days, or the sas. Pl-IrtI5 Will take julgIueE
against yJl Dy default, lseJsl-n- % te prayer OF the
complaint.
Th= sail acton Is brought % flrecosaa certain mort
gage execute. y 4. B, Elmer. Defendant, 70 g. 4
erT--sch, On tie 22l lay u December lS69 for the
sum Gi One ThouSini Dollars II gold CON ana iu,rt
thereon t the ritr u Jne Per cent pzruot.h from H.
p day Of July, 1873, and Fifty pdiltrs rcE ccin
Attorney fees together With u Gusts Of this act
And you are hereby notified thai unless YOU a55rtr
and answer the sad complaint above Tegusre
prayers OF the Plaintiff vii be granted
"stnes7 The Hon. JJsEPH Z IEWTg JuTya
Of the District Court OF the First Judicial
I. $ District OF Washington Territory. and lie
seal q said Court aiixei this 10th day Of
February, A D., ls75
2. I. ST8RPSTEIN,
Attorney tol pls.r--E l7-cyy
, 1875-02-13
washington Letter,

wAsHIysroS, Jan. 9Th, 1875
FDIToE SrATEsWAS - have just learned
that both the Southern and Northern Pacific
peuvlc intend to push the Dslles snd Salt
Lake bill as a tr5t measure. The supporters
OF the two companies mentioned are working
TO that end. and it is now almost certain
that the bill Will p1ss. Tom Scot is here,
and is organizing powerful lobby. The
Senate Committee on Railroads will On TO-
morrow rePor. f4v0rably OF the bill giving
the Southern Pssifc subsidy.
The House for the past two days has been
8. f.ibust-riuS - on the civil rights bill The
prospects are favorable fgr an extra session.
The fgh. for Speaker w.l, be between sun
set Cox and Kerr, OF Indiana, with the
chances in favor Of the latter. The democrats
are afraid TO touch anything hailiug from
N-w York, otherwise Cox would BE- the man
He j. personally very popular; but the dem
ocrats have 10 inclination to bring forward
at this time any one identified with New
York politics. Sam Randall, OF PhiladsipAia
who j. The most competent man i@r the posi-
ton, Is spoken Of Int SAN took his share d
the " back-paY," aui h won't do Feruanl'
Wood l. also al aspirant, but As Is IL th'
same boat with Randall
7 hear Ne-mirh : name mentioned IN con
nection with the nomination f0T Vice PresI
den, On the democratic ticket. HIS war rc
cord his iieutica-iou with the Changers
I and his honesty and persistent warf1re upoI
/ all corrupt MEASURES, axe some ot the poInI
urged m his favor. II Is certain that II IN
convention was held tomorrow he would b
/ backed by powerful element
The SETTLE bill j. hanging by the eyehds
/ The friends Of the measure seem Powcriess &
( accomplish anything. They are like the poo
tJy a. the iroliu. CHARLIE
, 1875-02-13

IFE MILITARY INTERFEEENCE AT VlcES-
BURG has an exceedingly ugly look af sr the
apologize disclaimers put forth in the PreSi-
dents mesa Ee. Af;er the President had at
tempted 10 screen the Louisiana interference
behind the assertion that army officers are
not lawyers, thereby making an implied ad-
mission that they had overs'epped legal lin
IL, they would naturally refrsia from tax
ing any similar step on their oSu Judgment
and await commands from headquarters be-
tCre venturiDE 10 act. II i therefore inpor-
taat TO know by whose orders the troops act
ed ~ NicksbUrg. Assuredly General Emory
would not have dared. without a sueei6e
command, to disregard the message and
make practical denial Of its sincerity. II
: lncrell5L that the orders in the Yicksburg
case did not erlluats fcom Washington. No
cody but the PRESIDENT himself would have
dared 70 thus stamp the message as a false
disclaimer and "a hollow spolugy. And vet
Il vii not surprise rs 10 find Senator Norton,
on S1roe bright morning, eIcus;ng the Presi-
dent On lie ----4d th-t the whole thing
,'-S I-.-- q lis k-cFloi-s.-Es -Esg4-3.
, 1875-02-13
to Absent Defendant.

TERRITOPF Of FASHIVGTON,i %,
coaaig efs<hiaas.a, o.
IN TIE Jgaics's t.Hrt EstOrs C. 4 SpLqssa, yq.tie.
# n. fsg-s.
To l. K WOOD You are Botisel that J. Il
CoSRAD has fled a complaint AGAINST Won in -
Court which all come on 90 be heard at nv of - in
\ 4aA'iilLt city, II Yakima county V T., on tie ri
day OF Mar L, A D., IS7j, az the hour OF on-oclo
P 4 Ami unless You appear and then and there
answer the same VII be taken confessed and tn
denland OF tie plaintiff granted
Inc OBJECT ana demand Ci sad complaint 3 70 re-
cover Seventyhve Dollars coin, as daI.aee claimed
a'atst you lor Inc wrongful conversion, and renOy-
a Oh Two certain horses one bay and one iron grav
hJrser InTtgaset By you to said claimant 10 secure
N p! Iaet q a certain romsSOry note for the sum
OF One Hundred and twenty Dollars.
Complaint fled January 2Ith, 1873
C. A SPIAWN
~ JLstlee Of me Pesra
, 1875-02-13
Is Ef Peace or War!

The message Of President Grant urging upon
Congress SPECIAL eIs alton il reference Il the I'M
pJrtance OF preparations Tor II the arTulrg Of our
st1rui>t lgL-uca>, "a event Df unusual slguIfi-
canca. Ii Is tecIui-Il 4ni br.f rnessts- ana on,
IT. lace seems simply q sIEy - 10 Congress- of
the necessity OF The r.U'gr-DeI If heavy cannon
The President properly says thai IN time Of war
such preparations cannot le made. Cannon cannot
b purchased N oIeu market Nor manufactured NJ
short notice they must b. IL. products % yelrs
Of eNpsugn-e3 laUIr- '' Constant appeals for Legs
latlon, says the President, ' tor rle armament Of
tuTtI1CatluuS ought long be- diSseg..r led #
congress desires IN peace -n prepare the material
without which future wssr- must evidently lead 10
disaster. inns message comes 80 the same tiIar
with Cin'.al and se1uI-Ji IA rUI-o-s 70 the II IT
mat We are LJW about q have a 90 vi7grJu- policy
with SPAN, that 90. . .J-r,ar. honor l. 20 be yluil-
tdttt that the NIrluIus ueS-On Is % q reiIeSseI
ana that the RePiiblc j. about . assert - plsJe
among th- n1tous In this respect and - the pres
sat dItlct! time II political affair It Is G1ru-
malt ot ths graves. irupJrtance-
Nothing IS more pops than that the Presi57n.
should Keep N-I-lnt eye upon tie condition g- our
rational armament tIi esIel!iy our forts AMI sea-
coast cgiences- But this i a duty that should b.
deIlately performed. : communication 10 Congress,
asking iOr guns OI lager ClIiTs, should l. made jy
the head I DEPARTMENT % he irUp5r Committee N
the House anl no. by means Of formal ye.
W hrn the executive heal u -TeA- government u b.
Eshes 10 the world clJ the furtdetlons are p.l.ti-
Cll-y worthless, and that armament - I-s,-
y, he means one Of tElngs-elther TO invite An
4io--l sun S-iii! %. 70 4is IRE legislation @! 4
Menaclng nature 4 Message Cf this KIND addressed
ty the German EmQ-Cur 70 his Parliament o- by
Marsha! M4cAaE1n 70 the Assembly at Versailles
would st Eu-oF-= N a Ulszs. Taken n o1uue,tI0ul
with the general dEi- uf events Tor the last feyg
months, Ne cannot solve the Presidents meaning
without arriving at conclusions Ihat give Is uuesi-
L5ss and concern.
" lat 1 the sltugtl12 az present Presilsnt Grant
! II the sikh T5- Of a. administration TT tesn
ty violation OF -h5 traditions OF the eaLstit,! .On
this reSp-1--tlar The preSiyer-- WIS n hun q
personal an- 1T representative power. Tbz
e1ect oi tlS, q the time apparently harmless n
noSatlonI has ten 70 change the whole tone Of our
Qo-itles and or soTerument- Since The Ear mill
LIy sentiment has controlled the republican party
-ne Old t5alty 70 ideas which animated men Ike
Gunner anC Lhsss and Greeley, and which made 1h
party independent, aggressive AMI pure, has gwen
way % al absolute submission - the y!l Of = chef
he tTesl1e1t cc--rlsrds tie government eud -hs
i'.' 49, as t7 c'llIi- 5r--- an Amy. Il--z :. y.
, 1875-02-13

Thar PEuIoN--Nsw that the President.
by and with the advice and consent of =,
Senate, has recognized the Supreme Court
Of Washington Territory, with J. r. Lewis
as Chief Justice. the question arises. what is
to become Of tha, uumcrou,ly signed pa,i-
t'on - lar as the purpose igr which the
Petition was originally designed Is concerned.
It i entirely useless. It is very bad to waste
So much time aai paper, auiso TO bridge the
dilemma we p7op1ss that the head be cu- eff,
sui d new head Substitutes! asking tbe Das.
slEe Of the SEATTLE railroad LiI. 4 peritIcD
Of this kind might possibly 10 Us some sood
AZ Washington, and IN that event the men
who have Ablrsi - long IN getting !. up
would teel ;hat their labor was not altoge,h-
II II vain.
, 1875-02-13
10 the I-eop;e OF Balic> CITY. ora.on

'-fH O-
At special meeting Of Jarksan Ff,-,ir. C--,7, g,
y Lid F.l.-,,a-,-i I,-- H.. = -,
W.. .,.Iau,rf; ''' ''' --'s 'i''i7
" lHGr,g Tn members Of 7 Jackson, F,,.,,,s C,
r,ruy n OF --.e ID4il.- CIV F--,s Den -.,r
re ~ posse JI ol aurlalt- iu:1-r..t:su rr-Il rF,r
q vernon ot tHa State TINT Hons, ..IL Y, - intro
dnc,l luro ia, las legislature alre!. .l!., % ,I.y
Charter of Blll.: Ciis So - L, l1v ti ,...,- ,,,r
cll % levy i.ur-.usu tax tor the benefit of fI Fle
Department. failed go br,o-una law III rs59l-gu,Ta %
ut t- mot hIylns been pg..t.i g., fi. .,-,- p
.ay u.,I" ~ .ile lI7t ia-l, lrIrp f,- r.a. s,r
tWIgo and
NHar,~ III City r7vrr.i! ,r Tr,1r.y f,--,- h.,
sr,a.lliiy r,rIs slI,.r.j ,r,r., l,,.,-;,. -
L.aaUt of he Fi~. d - - 80. ~ - .'5 m
failure prs,ir I'M =, -. . - - .'i't ''-
fb1rir, 10 ~. O. - - x "a I,- '-i- ''' ','-
re1,- .-,i II - - w I.ig ll1biIl-
cnnlIri.u g. an " '''! -i Al l7''
NBrr.,s m. NJ. .,,1 ,,.. , .
D.llrs rry,.n ~, - a. ''t "a 70 "a u 'i
a -,.s mi =. - -, - 80 "' ti-- re-
, 1875-02-13

ANGUS CAMERON succeeds Carpenter as L..
;. Senator from Wisconsin. The ra>ul, Wa,
brought abou, by coalition Of democrats
with boIuuS repu5l;,4us- The latter offered
the democrats four names from which tLev
might choose 8 candidate, namely. Jud ,e
Cole, eI-Govoruor Lewis, General Guppev,
and Angus CAmsrOn. The deno,-at4e eaucu,
nominated Cameron coadirionaly Upon his
acceptance Of s platform that includes hard
money, tariff for revenue only, and the
supremacy u civil authority II time Of peace.
Cameron 4 a lawyer. resident Of Ia Cross
~ yeaTs old, who came % Wisconsin IL IS5,
lie has served SIX years IN the State Leyisla-
iuIe, and was Speaker ui the Housa in 1872
HE vote s-ood : Cameron, c.; Carpenter. ..
scattering, ! The defeat Of Carp-ate- ) d
>-asgoT.Dg bow - IL aimiuis.Iat.12.
, 1875-02-13

CRFAr TELEGRATHY.-We observe that
in the Ohio legislature bill has been intro
duci regulating the Transmission OF dis
patches by telegraph companies, arranging a
scale OF charges and making the companies
responsible Il. damages IL The event Of vio-
la5iug The provisions Of the act. Til, I'LL re,
quires the different companies to "p.o rata
with each olher" This Is the beginning OF
what may be IN time very important action,
Once We lcgisla:e upon this matter Of tele-
graphing. there can be but one end-the pos
tai telegraph, aud that cannot come any too
soon. The telegraph, il properly utilized,
would give the people cheaper means Of
communication than Is now offered by the
mail-. and We venture the prediction that IN
the near future the present cur5rrous and
expensive system will be set aside, and i'll It's
stead We shall have the telegruph' transmit
ted at less cost than tho rate now provides
for letters passing through the mails.
, 1875-02-13
.,n,CnInEns nII.IDE TmE CnVNIY.

with Taru-ry -, 1875, the Suv los.a-s Jaw vent
ir., eiIsst vl.h T,gurrgs he publisher % pay tie
ro,.ags III niv1ule on IA IagsI- ssrt OUTSIDE @:
fle eCar.y. where printed lie postage Sll u
sr,1t l4 cent? ssyc-r l., vs=v o. tins u-w law, We
VIII IT, aile o. seul no papers outside %! The county
after JaurlIrT Ist. unless psrf f7r 90 rGr1Eas We
r=,fua. advance money iur uLr-= paper, INK Labor
rtc aUi Iay po-i'se besides, si.t -eL+ Ptp+ls ava!
80, credit F.r-ruz outs. g. 81 WaiIa MalI county,
,ho desire thg SrArEssI.S ai.g. hs la,e. wl there
lfr ~ sa lear this m FnIui- II those who are u
E.t.ei 90 as aow Wll remit 'le s=ye amounts due,
"a three lars aIE.-uIIl viii ;raIl our PAPER
=, -hs. rl..ara ur.Yli tU- one yelr. 10 cna'l all
taev4U ,i,u,-.ss u It's sI-r w- VIII send l.-- %
.F... 1r .ff.4.a
, 1875-02-13

WITHDRAWALS FROM SAVINGS BANKs.-
The ofirial statement OF the Chicago savings
banks of heir condition at The close Of the
year, just published. show that their deposits
have fallen Of in the past two years two
and one-half millions Of dollars. The aggrc-
gate Of deposits now Is $9.5I0.GJ0, against
SO. .O3l. 600 on December 3I~t. 1872. There
Is found the same fact revealed by she state
mou's OF savings banks in some other Soc
tiouS Of the country. 50 FAR ss their state
ments have come 20 hand, namely, that the
hboring classes are cKhaus'ing their surplus
earnings Of former years to bridge over the
existing difficulties.
, 1875-02-13

Col ". \. GEoRGE is very generally
named for the position Of L :. District At
torney, IN place OF s. c. WiaSard, the p.es-
eHt incumbent. Col. George has had great
experience III the practice Of his profession, B.,
is well mp in the law, and has the requisite
ability and integrity 70 creditablv discharge
the duties Of the Office. Should Lis name be
presented, We truSt that our Oregon friends
N the Senate and House VIII euteavog TO
secu.e - appnntIueut.
, 1875-02-13
Application to Sell Real Estate.
Tf tie Probate Court af W1Ii1 ITaUa County, Wash
lg-.H TlTyst0Ty.
IL Gts Nli.cr q he Estate ef RUDOLPH ROT.
Deceased


Deceased.
i'LIAiLpN.-lt appearing T. the Court by the peti-
ton presented AMI Elei IN tL.- Court is B. l.
So ISr IS, the Adm illustrator OF the i~ta.e OF
n DviHH ROY, deceased, praying t1T All order Of
tn sale a. Ie- estate that ue, e~Ss.rv = sell
certain fractional lot and house thereon known a.
Tie BANK LNCHASSE SALOON, IL the city Of Walla-
walla belonging 20 sad Estate % redeem 4 certain
mortgage upon sad property and further that Il Is
necessary TO sell lot 2, N block lj III the town OF
NalIula, 10 pay the allowance the family the debts
Outstanding against deceased and thedebts EXPENSES
an charges ui Administration. II l. ordered by tie
Court. that MONDAY, the hust day of March \ D.
80 beli5 lay Of the Te- U'tr January tenn IS-5
ui tbs Court al eleven O'Clock, ia tn forenoon Of
san day, Al The Court Of SAID Plol4tr Coart IN
tie Court House, IN tire SAL city aul county OF
" Lii-wi4ltr te gEf sIr Is hereby lpJiutei for the
EeiruT OF sad petition and that all PERSONS inter
estei IN the sad Estate aIVeir before the sad Pro
late Court that day and hour, 70 show cause II
any there le, why orler should not Ire GRANTED %
the SAT- 4 uIuIsJra'uT II sad petition urvef r
And thai copy Of ul= ou.rr D. pat.lshei al le,st
iOur successive weeks IT. the Nala-Ealll ST.gfs,lks
weekly newspaper printed and published N said
e-y and county AMI that peTs nal service Of this
order 5e made upon " ,EE Roy the surviving wife
aIi ALFEFD Roy, a IL lu0r child OF Gec-leut
Dated N,--ia-waIa, January 18th, Is5j.
Z. GUICHARD
DIV Probate Juize
, 1875-02-13

Tnr GREAT u!>ING excitement IL San
Francisco has -u.-.lei, and az result
large number OF Ier-an- who invested in
mining stocks al high figures ind themselves
out Of pocket.