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DIR. sehenck's standard remedies.

DR.. Sehenck's Standard Remedies.
The standard remedies for ali diseases Of the
lungs are ~SCHESCR's PULN0SIC SYRUP,
S~CHENCK's SEA WEED TOXIC, and ~SCHENCK's
MANDRAKE Pills, and, it taken before the
lungs are destroyed, a speedy cure is effected.
To these three medicines DR.. j. H. Scheuck,
Of Philadelphia, owes his unTiyalled success in
the treatment OF pulmonary diseases.
The PulmJuiC Syrup ripcus the morbid mat
ter In the lungs: nature throws it on bv an easy
eypect0ratiOn, for when the phlegm OF matter is
ripe, q slight cough viii throw it off, the patient
has rest, and the lungs begin TO heal.
To enable the PulmOuic Syrup 10 do this,
SChencbIs Mandrake pills and SchenCk's Sea
Weed Tonic must be freely used 10 cleanse the
stomach and liver. ScheuCk's Mandrake Pills
act on the liver, removing all distractions, re-
lax the gain bladder, the bile starts freely, and
the liver is soon relieved.
ScLenCk's Sea Weed Tonic is a gentle stimU-
liant and Alternative; the alkali Of which &c Is
composed mixes with the food and prevents
soaring. It assists the digestion by tOuing up the
stomach 10 q healthy condition, so that the food
and the PulmOuic Syrup viii make good blood:
then the lungs heal, and the patient viii surely
get well il care is taken to prevent fresh cold.
All who wish To consult DR.. SCheuck. either
personally or by letter, can dos 80 at his priuCi-
pal Office. corner Of Sixth and Arch streets,
Philadelphia. every Monday.
SchenCk's medicines are sold by all druggists
throughout the country.
mil ueOd&Wlm 3dp
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1T Is the great Nss5s, Family, PoJiG.
cal and AgrieaLhzTaI Journal Of Hs
Southern States.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1875-04-24

IT GIVES Tslesraphio Nevs from ol
parts Of the VOrd as soon as Gay other
paper Published IL An1eriea.
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LEGAL NOTICES.
Circuit Court Of Davidson County, Tenn.
January Rule, 1875.

Circuit Court OF Davidson county, Tenn.
January Rule, 1875.
Mary Jane Cutler vs.. Henry Cutler.
IN THIS CAUSE IT APPEARING to the
satisfaction Of the Clerk, from the allegation
m the bin, that the defendant is q nonresident
OF the state Of Tennessee, so that the ordinary
process of law c1nu0t be served upon him. 10
Is therefore ordered that publication DE made
for four consecutive weeks i'm the Union and
American. y newspaper Published in the city Of
Nashville. Tenn. requiring tine defendant o. APP
near ut the Courthouse In the city OF Nashville
on the third Monday iu MAY. 1873, then and
there % plead. answer or demurt 60 c0mplalnauts
bin. or the same viii be taken for confessed and
set for hearing eV parte.
NAT. +. DOETCH. Clerk,
BY PETER HARRIS, JR.,
Deputy Clerk.
Allison Alexander, Solicitor.
aurT oawIt sarH
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IT is the largest, fullest 0nd hrest
paper Gaksag al is editions u8,ished
5H The S0t5h.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1875-04-24
rEorR. REAIR AFD Hay.

Flour, grain and hay are all in active re-
quest on small orders, and quotable as fol-
lows:
FLoUR-Supe-dne, $500; extra, S5.25;
family, 5000; choice family, $G.25.
Corn MEAL-UlbOlted and bOlted,
sacked, J25c.
CORN-Szcked, car load lots, 929c.
WHEAT-Meditarranean, Sl.lO; red,
$1.15Gi.2J; amber and white, S1.223.
CAT5-SacEed and delivered IN depot,
SOC.
BRAS-Loose, $500; sacked in depot,
$500.
HAx-Timothy, S24OOR2T; Gilt Edge
Coy retail) SI.45 per cwt.; Prairie hay,
S20.CO122.0O; Clover $500.
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PROVIsIORs

Market very firm and active, but IN
changed.
BULK MEATs-Clea- sides 13c; clear
rib sides 125c; shoulders sc, all packed.
BACON-CNew) clear sides lac; clear
rib sides 1876 Shoulders Toe, packed.
HANIs-Hsrt & HgEsLsy's c. G. G. hams
lac.
BREAKFAST BACOS-Per ID, 142c.
DRIED BEEF-Per ID, 16c.
BEEF TONGUEs-Per dOZ., $500.
LARD-HaT5 & Hensley's pastry, in
t~ie-ces, 1Gtc; kegs, buckets and barrels,
175c; prime in t~ierces, 1910; pressed IN
~tierces, 1876.
COUNTRY BACOS-Hams and sides 49,
dl3.c; shoulders Zoe.
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IT GIVES, By Telegraph, the genera
ne15s Of the Old WeTI6 as soon as eRy
other paper published in the UaitedS States
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FOR RENT.

DOR REEF-Two unfinished rooms. Apply
i 70 Miss JULIA PUTNAM, 13 Park street
APPS 3t#
7 HAVE for rent IS dWeling-hOuses, prices
i ranging from S1J0 90 $1,000 per annUmi also
a number OF stores, Ware-hOusos, suits OF rooms
and offices. both ia Nashville and Edgeheld. s..
". STEELE. Nc. Al n. College street.
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BANKING
NASHVILLE MARKETS.
UNION AND AMERICAN OFFICE,
FRIDAY, April %, 1875.
COTTON.

UNION AND OEElCLs
FRIDAY, April %, 1915.
COTTON.
The market opened dull, was quiet at
noon and closed unchanged. We continue
to quote:
OrdInary....-"..r.....r'...-l2H
Good Ordlnary-ssss.sssssss..ssl0a
Low miuding..s...sss..s..ss.-l4A
MlUuDhE-
Good mid0Ang.....-'..s".".l08
Of the receipts reported to-day a were
by the Decatur road and 4G by the Chstta-
nooga. Summary Of the days movement 4:
20
lao
%
~SAsHvILLE oOTTOS STATEMENT.
Stock on hand Sept. 1, 1s54.."..- 1896
Received tO-day.....us.,s 20
Received preyl0usly.-.s.s., d=5 54&S
0'ocJ
Shtppeg uO-day...;..'.".-.s ~
Shipped previCusly...."... 1850 4COso
stock On and.....suu...s ll609
For comparison we reproduce from our
files the following:
Stock on hand April ., 1s74....... 5,S35
Receipts to that date.-..........91,s14
shipments to that date-..-.......S9,lS9
Good ordinary "a shade better than pres
ent good ordinary was quoted at 14!c.
Stock on hand April 3, 1aS--....1I,695
Receipts TO that date..............5 JOB
Shipments to that date---..-......45s61j
Coed ordinary wa then quoted at l4s6
141c.
STATEMENT FOR u UNITED STATES POETS.
Receipts to-day april 2j)....... $50
R4r-far+E E0-1a Fav last wear EElN
Receipts since Friday, April 16. 2-5lG
Receipts same period last week. S6,6S4
Receipts since Sept. ....-..3,Zs5',z
Receipts same period last year. 3,533,saJ
Stock in port April 3-......s.. 5l5.35
Stock in port same day 1sTi-... 455.Olj
Stock in the interior towns April p,
1870, TO,S57 bales, against 1873 bales
April 16.
The ashvilleSa Savings COmpanyfurniShes
Us the following quotations showing the
prices and movement Of cotton at New
York and Liverpool Throughout the day:
new YoRK.
NEW YORK, April q, 1923 A. A.-Cot-
tOn-FUtures inactive. May delivery l65
ale 3-I6c; June 16s616 T-16c; July 10 IL
1Gc.i
NEW YORK, April %, 1915 A. M.-COt-
ton-Ordinary 1870; good ordinary l5tc; low
middlinE lGc; midGling 1899; Alabama
165C; Orleans 162c. Market quiet and
nOminally unchanged.
NEW YoRK, April %, 1915 A. M.-COt-
tOn-FutuTes barely steady. April de-
livery 165TI6!c; May 1G3I16 S-1Gc; June
16 7-16616!c; July 16 l1-16dl6sc Au-
gust 10 l3-l6Gl65c; September 10 1l-166
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WAEEED-EverybOd needing furniture 70
w know we have received this week the
handsomcst and most complete stock OF PariOr
Sets, Folding Chairs, Marble-tOp Tables, Cham
Der Sets, etc, etc, We have ever o11red. Al
goods marked low down for cash. can ar
BRADFORD EECHOL s. CO.'S, > and =
North College street. mhzo I'm
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IT. GIVES daily, seaaLEsskIy and
weskly the eluTsat market price "a the
city Of EashriIIs, Of evsTy article gPrc-
duce md Trade IN Tennessee.
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ITS MATTER IS Udrisd, ns,usy, i.-
teresiing and unesesPtiOnG5Ie.
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IT PUBLISHES and discusses al
questions IN whieh The People ere cor
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IT IS the Friend Ct tie People IA all
things.
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IT GIVES, By Telegraph, the latest
market Quotations Of all Foreign and Do
nestle markets, day By day and 15ssb by
-
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"kNCED-TO hire, a white woman 10 cook
wv and wash for a small family. Apply to d.
R. JOHNSON, 80 North College street.
anil If
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IT GIVES, By telegraph, dag By day.
TIE closing quotations Of Gold, Stocks
aad Bonds IN this city and Nsl8 York, Of
the day before.
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IT GIVES tohs Mechanic an account
Of sUsry aeV iaUeatiOn calculated TO ad-
rance his il5srest 81 l~ssssning has labor
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MURRAY HILL ELECTRIFIED.
Commodore Vanderbilt Again
Before the Altar.

A Dazzling wedding I'm Calvary
C~hurch-The Marriage OF William
H. V~anderbIlf's ~sOn-Silks, satlns,
FHOvrers and Diamouds-
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IT is the Dsn0uncsr Of Wrong IL higk
places Gs WeH as LOsr.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1875-04-24


Nashville, Chattanooga and st. Louis Raj
road, first
Nashville and Decatur Railroad bonds, sec
nwH mrrfwu "a EfE
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AEpsrIssEsstf s-Gsr Ais hsad sili bsclozged
nv & per ssss for coca iassrsca.l-
WANTED.

WANEEp-By a competent tailor and first
wv class merchant tailor cutter, a permanent
situation as cutter in a good house. Address L.,
Box I86, Charlottesville, ind. ape 81
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NAT. f.. DOETCH. Clerk,
BY PETER HARRIS, JR-,

Allison Alexander, Solicitor.
apl7 Oaw4t satt
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1875-04-24

T-ISAFINANCIAL chronicle tskich
publishes to The people every fact IN tie
finances Of TIE State and country, ealeu-
lated to adyaaCe or rstaT6 their interests.
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NEWSPAPERS

THE
union And AMERICAN.
IT IS tie Peoples Paper.
IT IS the Defender Of the Peoples
Rights.
IT is the DenOWnesr Of Wrong u high
places Gs cell as LOu.
IT IS the Friend Ct tie People IA all
things.
IT PUBLISHES Gnd discusses al
questions IN wAieh The People ere cor
esrssG. -
| ITS MATTER IS Uaris5, ns'vsy, in-
tsresting and unssesPtiOEG5Is.
IT is the largest, fullest and hrest
paper takiag az its editions a6,ished
iH TIE SOGth.
IT Is the great Nr5s, FaniIy, PoLg,
cal and AgrieaLhgaI Journal Of tic
Southern States.
IT GIVES T~slegrapkio Nevs from eli
parts Of the lgOrId Is soon as ana other
paper Published IN Ameriea.
IT GIVES, By Telegraph, the gsnera
Helgs Of the Old WerI6 as soon as any
other paper puBEis5sd IN the United States
IT GIVES, By TsIegrapA the latest
market Quotations Of all Foreign and Do
nestle markets, day By day and WssE b.
Ussk. -
IT GIVES, By telegraph, dag By day,
The closing quotations Of Gold, Stocks
aad Bonds IA this city and Nss0 York, of
the day before.
IT GIVES daily, s~c1st-wsskIy and
wsskly the e1rrsat market price "a the
city Of NasLviIIs, Of every article Of Pro
duee dsd Trade IN Tennessee.
IT GIVES toths Mechanic an account
Of every aes0 inUeation calculated to aa-
Uaaoe his ia5srast 5y lssssniHg has labor
TISAFINANCIAL chronicle Which
publishes to The people sysTy fact IN tie
finances Of TIE State and country, caIeu-
lated to adyGaCe OF retqT6 their interests.
II GIVES al The current politics
Hss0s and m0vsmsnts Of tie dag, aad the
honest opinions Of It's conductors t6ercoa,
IT GIVES al local, State and miseel-
L~QneOus ne11s Of the day.
II GIVES goO5 Sh0rs o. LGterdtUrs
and POetry-fresb, carefully chosen and
eHtertajHg. -
ITS AGRICULTURAL and House
hold columns, by DR.. DANIEL LEE,
dgho Is alone employed By this paper,
and wH0 stands FIRST among the scientific
and practical Acrieult1rists Of this coua-
try, arsJaU gPIoin talk to Formers aad
Housewives, and advocate their Interests
IN az things.
SUBCRIBE NOW FOR THE
MAMMOTH
Weekly ni0n &AmeFiCaR
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IT IS the Defender Of the Peoples
Rights.
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The market opened dull, was quiet at
noon and closed unchanged. We continue
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II GIVES al EEs o'arsat politics
Hss0s and Hl0Ueuents Of tie day, aad the
honest opinions Of It's conductors tHercca,
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EMPEROR WILLIAM, by a decree,
last month, ordered thirtynew fortress
es and more ground to be bought for
the enlargement Of certain works of
fertilization now existing on the side Of
the Empire looking toward Russia.
THE unknown quantity in Massa-
chusetts politics, this year, is-as usual
"a person Of the name Of Butler. ANY
professional or amateur cipherer who
ignores 'the General" viii be liable to
find that the sum doesn't add up right,
Springfield Republican.
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1T is TIE Peoples Paper.
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IT GIVES al local, State and miseel-
0neOus nelvs Of the day.
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Nov XQrk DIZZY GOOcs EaFEs1.

New YORK, Ap-il ,23.-The trade move
ment was slow to-day in all branches Of
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NEW YORz, April 23.-FlOUr was less
active; superfne, western and State $3.50
a4.75; extra Ohio S~5.O0a6.S0; st. Louis
3.1jaS20. Wheat less active; No. 1 spring
$~l.2jaI.30; No. 5 sprIng ~S1.14a1.1S; No. 2
Chicago S1.1ga1.2I. Rye duh in bond at
SI.10; state S1.0S. Barley steady at S1.525.
Corn 03a94c. Oats active at 7S5a76c.
Coffee firm. Sugar quietat S 1-16aS 7-16c.
Mess pork lOWer az S2Z.UO Tor new; mlddleS
quiet short clear 123c. Lard firm; prime
steam l55c. Whiskyzis fTmer at S1.143a
LIS.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1875-04-24

ITS AGRICULTURAL and House
hold columns, by DR.. DANIEL LEE,
6gh0 Is alone employed by this paper,
and UbO stqHds FIRST among the scientific
aad practical AcrieUlhzrists Of this Qua
try, arsJgU gPIaia talk to Formers and
Housewives, and odU0cate their Interests
IN al things.
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IT GIVES q good share Of Lateraturs
and POetry-resh, carefully chosen aad
oHLsrtqiu0 -
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SHERLFF'S SHE.

APPS thus. sat0,17,2i, myI
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1875-12-21
JOrrINGs An0Ur TOWN.

Tho Mount Sinai Hospital fair has nettod
tl0l S6l 02
Sir. William Page Is now engaged In psintina
the portrait ~ President Eliot OF Harvard University.
Tho Rev. stephen Tyng, Jr., has been called to
the heconp " st. Andrews Parish, staten Island, a.
Asalary OF $1,000.
Robert Munder. a young German, was found
By Oniccr Pape, yesterday IN Thifl avenue, Harlem,
hlccang from the lungs. n died soOu after hs adj
mitsiOn 10 the police station.
Persons Interested In correcting the abuses Of
Inspectors ana sracrs OF Meg q md iieasurae are
requested 20 trrd ttug At Greenwich Han Hud-
son aid ChfistC 'her streets, This evening
A nre in the re 'ence Of Dr. j. r. t@
East Thirty q mt arer,. ester .y, inyC OF
$500 JOIN ioDd Of Hoo. nd t.adicr No,
.. tel from ladder anu was severely irj
- GarTick Dramatic AssoDatioa civ, mar
forlnanc. "a - CpnR League Theatre tins eTenlnr s
ala Of tho House ., a, 'SF sopsunptves g9st do
serving Institution, now in spuN, -"t 80 nus.
The New York Colonization Society will hold
4, annuA meeting lhll evening In the chapel OF ID
DfOaIWAy IAbernt tcle. (entrauce On TniTtYfOus.
street,. Bishop JAurs, the Rev DAVID InRlia nes,
saa Tue he' Or'0 W. ssInsQn wal delVeT sddJay,
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1875-12-21
THE RIGHTS or THE STATES.
senator McDonnIds substitute for mortou's
Capitalization Resolutions.

Capitalization RESOLUTIONS.
WASHINGTON. Dec. 20.-The concurrent
resolutions which Senator Mcdonald OF Indiana
will offer 10 the Senate sfter the holiday recess
as a substitute for those recent, submitted by
Senator Morton, and OF which he gave notice to-
day, have not yet been perfected, and therefore
could not be presented to-day. The following
10 rough draft OF them. containing the sub
stance thereof. though the phr seoogy may be
changed somewhat before their presentation TO
the Senate:
R,soio,a bg ~. Senate. ns House of R,preNnirtires
stuc nstiVn and are one people in the mann,r only
Pnd the extent pr vded Tor in the Federal ConStitu
R.solssa, That ne Uni ed cclonis. declared and
mon y aHiS aS he q ss S
' form mofs s'S perees i uRon esasa cs
domestic ;Isneay and provide ioT The SUn1E ,ss Dc
states prohibited by the states reserved
fssoSsa aS 6s = ssts wer. Al tie ue of tn.
asS ;Spoa .S H c SSpI 80 m
only A. 81 sovtrcgnty had been expressly Delegated
riehs reserved to the states and to the people in s
formation OF the Fcoeral Government were sovereign
ana tho only safe rule bs which TO admni.er tho
states and tue people is strict construction Of the
feders CONSTITUTION ann lhe amendments thereto ana
Reso ed, That In the formation Of the Feietn GOV.
the people thereof sovereign A. % s matter. Of 10
cal or domestic co-cern, ana to confer upon the Fed
might AFFECT the general welfare OF a The states
which powers are aennea IN the Fcdrre Constltlto
ana Ia amendments The people of the United st tes
ernmrns State and national, and from their rel ition
TO each not National UNITY In the ordinary sense
Resorei rhs, It heing the design to make the Gov
petua he right Of any state. number of state
10 secrde from the Union was no, reeeIed SO fat a.
ever settled agaiA1 by the rcsus OF tho late eiv war
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1875-12-21
NEpsPApEB 0FFICB BURNED.
Amer the Throwing Of n Lighted Match en-
the Floor Of a Liquor store.

LITTLE Rock, Ark, Dec 0.-The Ca
zette block was burned at about six o'clock this
morning. Tho building was n three-story brick,
nfty feet front ov one hundred feet deep. The
nre originated In the rear part OF the cigar and
liquor store OF Fred Haas, adjoining the Gdzette
ONCE. Mr. Haas, on entering his store before
daylight, struck a match with the intention OF
lighting the gas. when the match broke In two
and the lighted part fell on tho floor, igniting a
lot Of spirits which had run out OF a barrel dur
ing tho night. and from that tho flames spread
until the whole building was on 0re. Tho loss
OF Haas ~ estimated at $ll ,0)0 insurance 5000.
Tho loss of t. Woodruff. proprietor OF the
Gdzette. Is estimated a. $4,000; insurance, SlS-
0O. Ever, file and case, bndery and stock, were
destroyed but most OF the presses and ma
chtnery worc saved
Cot. J. NJ. Harrell lost his law library, valued
ot $500 J. II. Blochett lost room furniture
and clothing valued at $50. Robert Kngland
lost furniture valued At $50. Major j. ID. and
Cant. =. B AdIms, who had rooms In the same
building. lost $500 worth Of furniture. Trezeyant
| 4 B ,ye, insurance Reents, lose 500. and Capt.
| ii. G. West loses $500 worth OF furniture.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1875-12-21
MR. BoWBN'S SUITS.
The Eaaio COMPANY Fightins for Delay Tho
Caso to Proceed To-day.

Tho libel suit OF Henry c. Bowen against
the Brooklyn Daily Eagle for slOc 100 damages,
for the allegation that he was one Of the origin
ators Of the Kidd Salvage Company, was In tho
brooklyn City Court Yesterday. Judge Rey-
nolds gracted m attachment against Thomas
W. Field, who had been subpenaed IN produce
for the plaintiff Thomas kinsellss love letters
TO Mrs, Field, In whicn the writer, II Ia llleced
revealed a dislike for Mr.. Bowen. Mr.. Field was
arrested by Deputy Sheriff Thorne, and he prom
isod to attend without further compulsory pro-
cess. Mr.. Field refused to turn over the letters
TO the plaintiff, and said privately that ho would
not present them except under oompulsion.
Mr.. De witt, for the Eagle, moved postpone
ment Of the trial, that absent witnesses might
be obtained, and a prolonged discussion fol-
lowed. in which MIR. Fullerton argued for the
plaintiff. and Mr.. Beach leycllod shafts OF sar-
casm at Mr. Bowen who sat meekiy beneath the
LAWYERS forciblo gestures. MIR Beach said that
his client purposed to Justify every allegation,
and 10 reduce the ostln1to OF 100000 as the
value Of Mr.. Bowers character to 81 many
cents. The Judge decided not To allow a post
ponement. The lest OF the day was spent In oh
titning n jury. 1t Ia understood that another
attempt to checkinate tho trial Is TO be made
this morning.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1875-12-21
QUARREL OYER 4 TOMBSTONE.
Another Clerical witness swearing with the
Uplifted Hand.

Father DuRgan, formerly pastor Of the Roman
Catholic parish In New Brunswick. N j., went TO
Europe about year 20 and Wn succeeded byFslher
Downs. Charles Felton, . member OF his church, re-
Gently sued Daniel oConne for $500. paid him on ac-
count Of tombstone ana railing that OConnell was to
put up for $500 in the spring Of 1873 but failed to build
OCDnne up In hia defence that Father DuRgan had
forbidden his rutng up the tombstone AFT sr ne hnd nn-
isned It all bu rt InR because fc on had not paid Tor
his lots ~ ne ril yesterday FftOn proved
he paid Father lusgan ncfor0 ne went away, aud
ntnnatcd that the reverend etn oman had left ether
moneys uuaocoulted for. Father p0Nusw sRWltnrss.
aud, Ike hterher. Ewuro with tle upnfted hani. He
SAID Father lussan's book showed thst the lots had
bren paid for, hut FELTON, hRd removed too bod ~
his cecoascd friends TO them from the old burYag
gruuul without getting a permit. Tue JufJ awarded
fcltJn hls 900 with lattrtHt.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1875-12-21
COERCING 4 JUD0E.
Lawyer Declaring "A Verdict not to bo the
Real Verdict of Jury.


Mr. II. II. Morange moved, before Judge
Brady, for a mandamus to compel Judge Freed
mao to insert the minutes Of trial OF special ls-
sues In the foreclosure case OF Hegeman against
Cantrell into the bill OF exceptions. on appeal
from a subsequent judgment In the case at Spe-
cia Term. The defence In the case was usury,
and the jury to try the special Issues nrst found
verdict In favor OF defendant. Judge Freed
man. 1t is asserted. when the verdict WIS handed
To him. angrily and with a flushed countcnance
told the Jury that in hts court II took thirteen
men TO md verdict, and immediately sent
them back. Counsel asked him 10 hand the ver-
dict to the clerk To b0 entered In his minutes,
and he answered, 1t cannot DO done In my
court" The jury went out as ordered and
found a verdict for the foil amount for the
plaintiff. Counsel said he had ufndaviis Of all
the Jlrymen that 1.-THE lrbt verdict was their
conscientious verdict, aud the other WAS rem
dered under tear and trembling OF the court
MIR. Wagner. In opposition, slid that the oaso
was not correctly stated that the trlai Of the
special issues formed no part OF the record on
whlcn the judgment was based al Special Term,
aud that the supreme and superior Courts he
ing now coordinate ana coequal, mandamus
could not be issued from one To the other.
Judge Brady reserved his decision.