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Arizona weekly miner., 1875-10-15

THERE is fair prospect that from thirty five to forty thousand boxes of California raisins will be produced this season, against fifteen thousand boxes last year.
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A CNrh To those who are suffering from the errors n O"l us and indiscretions of youth nervous weak. ness early decay. loss of manhood tSc. will send n, ceipe thai Will cure you FREE UF The great remedy discovered by missionary in south America
 Send self addressed envelope to the REV JosEPH T.
 LYMAN Station D. Bible House New York City au27mS
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All the ncssf frsshsst and best HAIR PREPARAToSs- POmsdes Oils, Dyes and InvgoratOrs Luhn's Genuins French Extract Soaps. Powders and COsmetques be had at DR. kENDALLS, Pioneer Drug Store
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Cured at Home.
JUST ISSUED.--THE 20Oth EDITION
 M A M H O 70 D.

M D., &c., &c. '' Medical Essay on the cause and cure of prematur, decline in man, showing how health is lost; and how re- gained gives clear synopsis of the mpediments to marriage the treatment of and pbtsical debility exhausted vitality. and all other dseek ssppertanins thereo the results of twenty years succes bractiee
 OPINIONS OF THE PRESS.
 CURTIS ON "MANHOoD"-There is uo,ne hsber of soc,. sty by whom this book will not be f,un vh.bsr he be parent preeepor or clergyman.-[Lo Timea
 CURTIS ON MANHOOD This book should be read bv the young for instruction by the afflicted r re~f it win injure no one.-l Medical Times and Gazette.
 Prce-One Dollar by mail express. Address the author DR CURTIS, 52O Suiter Street. or P. O. Box TT san franeisco Cal- sepl7yl
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For Sale.
For Sale.
$2o.oo Reward.
TERRITORIAL OFFICERS.

Strayed from Prescott, ou May l9th dark bay pony; right shoulder branded with half circle beneath let ter F. short and tail white spot right hind leg above fetlock. Will pay s20 any leaving him at my shop. corner Gursy and Granite streets Prescott
 FRED. A. WELDON Prescott Sept r. 1875 Pm
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Ranch for Rent.

My Ranch, in Salt River Valley near Pbqnix is for rent favorable terms For particulars enquire of Rush & Wells. Prescott CA. TWEED.
 Ph9nix. August a4. 1875
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Information Wanted.

Persons knowing of the whereabouts of Uriah Davis will confer favor the undersigned by addressing him af Prescott, Arizora- J.L DAVIS.
 Prescott August 27 lse5. I'm
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Rooms to Rent.

THE BEST OF FURNISHED APARTMENTS TO be obtained at the lodging house, on Cortez street.
 Arplyto MRS. GREEN.
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N o T lC E

Persons knowing themselves indebted to will please pay up a intend making change in my business
 JOHN W. DAVIS. Prescott Sept F, 1875.
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1ooF ARIZONA LODGE No. 1.

,,sss.. Regular Meetings first and third Sat. -S1 << urday of each month. at Masonic Hall. Mem.
 3& bers of the Order in good standing, are in. S4et<sS~ vted to attend. E. J. COOK, NC. JAS. COUCH, Secretary.
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hespectfuly invite mine farmers mechanics and all others who have anything that they consider appropr ate for such an Exhibition and willing contribute II for that purpose to bring their offerings either the Store Of c. F. HEAD & CO. the NIFTY SALOON; or to the ARIZONA MINER OFFICE.
 Parties furnishing mineral specimens whether of pre- cious metals lime. coal salt, building other ra products of earth requested select samples o sufficient size to fully exhibit the character of the terial shown.
 Mineral specimens should not weigh less than tsn pounds unless they are real gems in richness Grains seeds Grasses etc, both wild and cultivated Ancient kecs snch e stone implements pottery perefsctons. etc. Native Woods and their products in short samples Of anything either useful and curious will be ceived and forwarded to Yuma when Dr. Jones will overhaul and make selections for exhibition st Phadei- Phia- C F. HEAD
 H. A. BIGEL0w,
 T.J BUTLER. Prescott, July g, 1875. Committee
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LEGAL.
S U M M Q N s.

" V NA 4h " " Ss IN THE DISTRICT COURT THIRD JUDICIAL District Yavapai County.
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GREEN'S oBsTRUCTIyENEss.

HE TRIES TO GET THE CORPORATION COUNSEL
TO HAVE JUDGMENT AGAINST THE CITY RE-
OPENED, BUT DOES NOT sUccEED-A SEVERE
RAP ron THE oBsTRUCTIoSIsT.
The Comptroller on the 9th inst sent letter to
the Corporation Counsel asking him to have the
Judgment obtained by the publisher OF the city
Record for S2O,948 "a opened, and the ques-
tions involved in the SUIT submitted TO adj
Indication. Yesterday the Corporation Counsel
sent Mr.. Green his answer In writing.
In this opinion Mr.. Smith says :-"I cannot advis
you that in this case there exists any defence
which would justify litigation. have not failed
to consider the case In all its bearings. / again
advise you that the Judgment should be paid at
once. That there NAV be no misunderstanding,
am compelled W Officially apprlZe you that the
Law Department cannot give any support o. co1n-
tenance to lltigati In TINS matter There seems
20 be reason why great pubic evils should lie
haZdrded In order 10 reyie the official action OF
Mayor HavemeYer and his associates In this case,
which oflclal action Is regarded by the law onicer
o. the city after the most careful and repeated
s,ueratlon a. lie al ana unquestiOnabe.
No witnstauding this opinion Of the Corporation
Counsel Mr.. Green VIII. it Is thought, refuse to
paw the claim OF tue contractor until the inte 4
on the claim shall have reached an amount equal
10 taat OF the original judgment; for though ne
objects 10 paving tue principal OF any amount due
a city credlto' he does seem 70 take great pleas
IRE in paying the principal when II Is heavily
laden with interest.
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COURT OF GENERAL SESSIONS
Before Judge Sutherland.
rHE EARLE ASSAULT

THE EARLE ASSAULT.
In this court Yesterday morning the case ofJames
Duny, charged win firing pistol at Deputy
Comptroller Earle was on me calendar, and Dis
trict Attorney Rollins SAID he ready for trial.
Mr.. Klnrzlug, ASSOCIATE counsel for the defence,
moved its postponement 10 consequ snce OF the
illness OF the senior counsel Alter considerable
Debate hls Honor set tue case GOWN ior Thursday
next
PLEAS AND SENTENCES.
James MCGUIRE, wno was indicted for burglary
in the FIRST degree, pleaded guilty TO the third
grade OF tnat offence. On the night OF the 23d or
April the prisoner broke into the residence Of
Charles Wayman, No 81 East Twenty-Iourtn
street, and was discovered IN one OF the apart
ments. He was sentenced to the State Prison for
four years.
william Ziegler pleaded guilty TO an attempt at
burglary in the third degree. The indictment
charged that on the night OF the 9th OF April he
burglarlously entered the lager beer saloon OF
Henry Kuhermann, Nc. s64 Sixth avenue.
Daniel Sunvdn pleaded guilty TO an attempt at
grand larceny, the charge beng tnat on the 50
INST. ne stole a gold watcn worth 500 ana $40 In
money fom LeDricn BOX.
on the "a O. tnis month ne store clothing worth
$50 aud so IA money, the property OF Pear
All ed Palmer VINO was charged with entering
the pre- nlses oil Michael Blgh on the oath o. last
month, pleaded guilty 70 an attempt at burglary
Ia the thru degree.
These prisoners we're each sent 70 the State
Prison Tor two years anu SIX mon hs.
James Johnson, little bov, pleaded guilty to
an assault VITA latent 10 steal, ma was sent 10
the Peuttentlary for one month.
Andrew j. pats. who was charged with stealing
pair Uf snoes from the store of Leopold Laskv, on
Eignfn avenue. Dreaded gully TO petit larceny.
lie was sent O. the Penitentlary for six months
George O'Bryon. who on the 2d INST stOie sos
in IN nney rom the ap rtment oil Rosetta Burns,
pleaded guilty 20 an attempt az grand larceny
lie was sent to the PenitentlaTy for one year.
AcQUIITALs.
James Lee and John Reilly were tried upon an
indictment charging them with attempting TO bur-
Qlari0usly enter the grocery store of Nicholas
Witscnen, corner or Irving place and Eighteenth
4 rect. he eyide CO was slightly circums tantlal
and the iury rendered a verdict 81 acquitiaL
Joseph Morgan, nongsHOreman, tried
mon 4 chltge 81 stealing $40 from the person OF
Michael Burns, in Washington street, on the 21th
oi last month. Tue jury rendered verdict OF not
guuty.
THE ADEfs EXPRESS ROBBERY.
The counsel for Lawrence Noonan, who was In
dicted and tried for completely in the Adams Ex-
Iress ROBBERY, and IN whose the jury failed
agree. moved yesterday 70 nave MS client ADMIT
ted bail M 5000. nXed 0T Recorder Hackett,
wnerenpOn the Assistant District Attorney claimed
the usult notice iorty-elyht hours. and the fur-
ther hearing oI the motion was set down Tor aon.
uay next.
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The detectives OF the Twenty second precinct
having meantime been informed Of the arrest
pronuced as complainant Mr.. George :. busssel
tnar one OF the prisoners, Eliza Higgins, nad
been employed in his family as uomesuc
until the latter part OF February iast.
Since then his premises were broken INTO ana
5000 worth OF iewelrY ana otner vaiuables carried
on, some of which he identified as being iound on
the prisoners McKeon and Salter Inc uetec.
tive, IN the course OF their researches, louna that
the prisoners haa occupied furnished rooms az
No. l6 Harrison street, which seems 10 have been
the centre OF operations. the gang nave evl-
IDENTITY been carrying on their depredaHons
Tor long tirle before being overtaken ana
are held responsible for many robberles. Among
tie items charged TO their account are the IolioW,
ing-Mr. A. ID. Fratn, No. 151 West Fity-lbrd
street, Jewelry; William Harris, No. 800 West
Fity-third street, cotning; Jonn Scott NO. 453
West Forty-fnird street. clothing; William Rich
mond, No. 420 West Flitetn street; Mr. savage,
No. $40 Etghth avenue, $500 worth OF valuaoles.
Judge Morgan committed all TOUR OF the prisoners
in 5000 bail eacn 10 answer, on the complaint OF
MIR Busse.
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arnrmed as modified, without costs OF appeal TO
either party. opinion oy Judge Daniels order 70
sawver et al. Us. same-Judgment affirmed.
KIborne. et Ell. vs.. same.-Juuement amrmed.
Same opinion. -.
Kuse Administrator, vs.. the New York, New
Haven and Ha tfori Railroad Communicating
ment affirmed. Opinion ~ judge Braos. =
Pace vs.. FREEMAN. Judgment anu order re-
versed and new trial oraered. With costs to abide
event opinion ~ Judge Daniels. r,,.
Judgment reversed ana new trial granted, Win
ccsis 20 abde event Opinion BY Juage DAVIS DAVIS,
Herden ct a. VS.. Bu Gensick 81 aL-Juasment
affirmed. Opinion by Juoge Daniels.
Alker, PuOlc Administrator, &c., vs.. Salomon CT
aL-Juugment anlrmed. opinion py Judge
T1e Hebrew Free school Association Of the city
with costs ana with leave TO answer on payment
q costs OPINION BY judge DAVIS. :, -, c,,u
OF New York,-Judgment affirmed. Opinion by
In me matter or the petition Of Ingraham TO
vaeate an assessment.-Order affirmed with $40
costs besides disbursements. OPINION by Judge
Cunningham VS.. The People-Judgment re-
We sed and new trial ordered. Opinion by Judge
Tue Excelsior Petroleum Company vs.. Empury
CT aL-same w. acknowledgements anrmed.
Opinion by Judge Brady.
SUPERIOR coURT-sPEcIAL TERM.
BY Judge Van Worst.
Logan VS.. Logan.-Order Tor allmony to plainun
Lrquer, Jr.. ct al. VS.. Taylor.-Second and third
separate deences are irrelevant, anu are stricken
cut; as 10 rest oil motion denied, without costs.
Onlnger ct al. vs., DE Vol ct aL-Petltion
granted, and order made.
by Judge Freedman.
Witkowski CT al. vs.. BreDnan.-The papers do
not contain the references required'ny rule II OF
this Court.
By Jucge Sedgwlck.
White vs. Tamadge ct al--Uruer settled.
BY Judge Mcneil.
Flske vs.. Allen.-Case settled.
COMMON PLEAs-sPECIAL TERM.
BT Judge j. +. Daily.
Stud well VS.. Kernart-Notice OF this application
must be given.
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WASHINGTON PLACE POLICE COURT.
Before Justice WandeIl
.JAcK saarPARp' cAuaHr.

John Mahoney, whose admIring trends have
given him the c1gnomen Of "Jdck sheppard
was yesterday arraIgncd before Judge Nandel on
a charge Of grand larceny. Manoney met an
unsus pecting rrucEman, named Henry Dodson.
VINO was cartug case Ol goods for
Brewster & Mul-, oil No. 255 Pelrl street. ana re-
que tea nIm 10 carry a Cisc lOr him 70 the corner
III CnamGefs street and broadway. ArrIvluQ
there. ne and tie trucNman carried the case M
three pairs " STAIRS. MauOncy thcre LETT ulm, under
pretence I'll having orE0tfen tue keFs of the store
room. anu owe on with DOu-Un's truck aud
pO8ds. De eerive King, - the Cenlra once. cap.
tured Mahoncy. anu Judge Nanuen held him ia
S. UU0 Dall To answer.
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MARINE COURT-PART l.
Before Judge Gross

MAINLINE AOOhI-EAh1 l.
Before Judge Gross
The STATUTE OF FRAUDS.
Florence de Ireville vs.. Casimer Fabregon.-The
plaintiff claims that she rented house rom the
defendanr at q large price, the lnducement being
that ne and his son would board with her during
the term OF the lease, period OF three years, at
the rate OF $1,000 per annum; that at the end Of
the first year the parues withdrew as boarders,
and have since failed to pay the sum agreed on.
The plaintiff then sought out other parties as
boarders IN place OF the plaintiff and his
son at the best price she could OBJ
tam, and claims IN THIS action TO re-
cover tue difference between the amount thus
realized and the ST. 500 per year Tor the remaining
period. Inc lease OF the premises was reduced 10
writing. but the alleged agreement to board was
NOT. ON this state uf facts lengthy argument was
had on moron TO dismiss the complaint oelend-
ants counsel making tue following points IL.
THAT If the agreement claimed under be an agree
ment 10 board which has become merged IN the
lease, the plaintiff Is precluded from Introducing
evidence oy reason OF tue merger, tue lease speak
ing Tor Itself; 2. Ii ii be az agreement Sc par
ate rom the lease, not being IN writing. u Is VOID
by the Statute of Frauds. The Court, without pass
ing upon the FIRST point, dismissed the complaint
ON the second, holding 1t 10 be contract winch
by its terms could not be performed within year,
ana directed that the be heard by the General
Term IN the first instance.
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THE ELECTION IN KANSAS PACIFIC AND THE
CANVASS OF ITS POSSIBLE REsULTs-FREsH
ADDITIONS TO TIE LIST OF THE STOCK Ex-
cHANGE-sTATEMENT OF OHIO AND MIssIs-
s1PP1-cHIcAoo ADvIcEs-THE COMING ELEc-
TIoN IN THE STOCK BOARD.
me street received fresh Information yesterday
OF the operations Of the clique now controlling the
market In the announcement II the election OF
s.dney Dllon, Jaw Gould. James d. smith and
olyer Ames, OF the Union PACING direction, as
directors OF the Kansas Pacific 10 completion Of a
contract virtually uniting both roads. As the
Kansas Pacific, which runs from Kansas City 70
Denver Col. go miles. leases aud operates the
Denver Pacific Railway, which connects at Chey-
eune Wy. Il. win the UaiJn Pacific,
the latter obtains a connection under It's
own control from Cheyenne, which Is a halt
way station on the Union Pacific between Omaha
and OGDEN, 10 Kansas cry, NO. Having thus
gained control OF a route leading so utterly 1t Is
well understood IL Is not ihe intention 10 sop
there in opening 10 new route 70 the Eastern
markets ID addition 70 that via Chicago. Between
Kansas City aud 81. Louis there runs the -. Louis
Kansas city ana Northern Railway. which, II IL
already asserted mas passed under the control Of
toe same cOmb'natlOn-d statement Which IS
partly borne out " the iact tnat yester-
day the stock Exchange audcd 10 It's ree list
$4,000 snare or tue c0mmoa STOCK 81 that road
There y likely % BE ne lively competltiOh pe-
tween he INES east oi 81. l. uls aud Chicago for
the carrying Pacific freight east 70 the Atlantic
MORE ADDITIONS TO THE STOCK LIsr.
There were also ADDED 10 regular cal yesterday
$4,000. 00J OF the nrst consolidated guaranteed
mortga &c bonds, ana S30J0000 ONO and Misss-
supp urst mortgage bonds Springfield division.
TnE LIABILITIES AND ASSETS or ONO AND MssIs-
as taken from their statement:-.
Capital STOCK, common ana preferred. S24 1870, 900
6ebenture sinking Iani bonus $50, 900
f. - FN1at f-~A uuyQ AMI lar
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THE UNPAID FIREMEN.

Several nremen called at the Comptroler's once
yesterday TO ascertain II they could get their
pay Tor the month OF April, but were unable to
get any satisfaction. as Mr.. Green still holds the
warrants aud refuses to make out payroll war
rants as the charter provides he can. some OF the
men are getting desperate over the delay and
threaten 10 make things hot for the Comptroller
IL he alloNs his stubhornness TO stand between
them aud the payment OF their grocery bills mucn
longer. The employees or the Department oil Pubic
Works are also getting tmralient as the warrants
for their pay nave not vet been sent 20 the Mayor
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COMMISSION OF APPEALS.

ALBANY, Mdy 1910.
The day calendar Tor the Commission OF Appeals
for Monday May TO- il as follows Nos. $50, 1856,
1866 and BAL.
The Commission adjourned until Monday, at
ten A. NJ.
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deciced through Judge Davis, yesterday, holding
that ne tax was lnippseu without jurisdiction on
property exempt by law.
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ALLEGED INDECENT ASSAULT.

Joseph Sptzer OF No. 100 East Fl ". ninth street,
a married man, was charged by Frances A. Tay-
lor seventeen years OF age, OF the same place,
with having indecenty assaulted her. The offence
was committed in the cellar OF tine house, and the
screams Of The complainant were heard by her
mother and several OF the nelghDors, VINO saw me
defendant coming up from the cellar Immediately
Thereafter. Splitter waived an examination. and,
having given $500 bail tor trial at the Special
Sc sions, he was discharged lie denies the
charge.
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THE COURTS.
Verdict for $4,000 Against the
Third Avenue Railroad.
THE FERGUSON DIVORCE SUIT
Important Decisions in the SUI
prene Court.

James AZ. Davies h Co. Imported g quantity OF
six neck ties on whica they offered TO pay thlrty
uer cent ad vaorem duty, hey supposed the
'ul duty upon the class Of goods ported by them.
Collector Arthur demanded duty OF sixty
cents upon the goods, which the apprais-
ers classified as SILK scars. Davies
M. pald the excess OF duty demanded
under protest, ana now bring suit to recover the
difference OF the alleged overcLarge. Since the
commencement of the suit the tax upon this spe.
ciaI article was reduced from sixty cents 10 nfly
cents, and the claimants DOW abandon the orig
maj claim ana seek only the difference OF over
charge upon the consignment as between fifty
cents and sixty cents. The defendant contends
that Davies co. ere entitled TO no other relief
than what might accrue from the legal issue
raised in the original action. Juage Wallace re-
served decision.
Application was made TO Judge Lawrence In the
supreme Court, Chambers, yesterday, on behalf Of
kr. Morgan Jones, for mandamus directing
General Porter, the Commissioner Of Public Works,
20 certify to the necessity Tor So 900 worth OF plumb
ng work done at the Corporation Counseps once
our years ago under the Tweed regime. This vas
opposed by Mr.. Dean as absurd unreasonable and
IN the lace oft impossible to be complied with.
Judge Lawrence took the papers.
IL is understood that Eugene A. Heath has be-
gun civil suit against Lorin Ingersoil, James "a.
Ineerson, Theodore P. Austin, Aug ustus Z.
hcGraw, Thomas Harand aud Elinu Root, for
100000 damages charging them with conspiracy
10 convict him OF perjury and embezzl ement In
revenge for mis- securing, by ms testimony, the
conviction Of James H. Ingersoll and John y. Far
rtngton.
The will Of Don Alonzo Cusnman, late ex-Alder-
nan, was yesterday offered FOR probate before
Surrogate Hutcnings. The usual citation was
issued and a nearing set down for Thursday, q tn
irat
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FIFTY SEVENTH STREET COURT.
Before Judge Kilbreth.

James Foster aged eight years was charged
with stealing a gold watch and chain, valued al
$685. from the room OF Carrie Winter Nter, No. $40
Lexington avenue A co nrade named Edward
McEvoy testified tnat he saw the watch IN Fosters
possession. Tue accused admitted the charge, but
said ne had given 1t to another boy. He was held
in default OF $500 bail for trial. and McEvoy was
sent 10 the House OF Detention.
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BROKEN SHOULDER BLADE.


General william G. Hapiue, who IS civtl en-
Gineer, and served with credit as a colonel during
the whole period OF the late civil war. brought
suit, which was tried yesterday IN the superior
Court, before Judge speir against the Third Ave-
nue. Railroad Company 20 recover damages for in
uries received by him the 81 OF June, 1871, by
being run oVer-by tile defendants car on
Cha ham street. opposite SWeeny's botel
The Generals shoulder was dislocated and MS
shoulder blade broken. The fracture has never
comp etely knit, ana ne cannot ever nave perfect
use OF ms rI9nt arm. The muscles and nerves are
enfeebeu ano partially paraiJ Zed. His testimony
was that wishing with companion 10 get on a
car going up town, they stenalied passing car,
which was stopped tor them. Iney were IN the
act OF getung on the rear platform, General Hall
pine standing close 70 the car leaving room Tor the
down moving car on the Otner track OF the same
line to pass without touching him. The horses
OF the down car. just as tneJ came near, sweryed
from their proper track upon the sraCe between
the two TRACKS and struck nlm, throwing him be-
meath the noises' rect and the car, when lie sur
fereo the injuries complained OIL The jury, after
snort retirement. lUuna ia us lavor Tor $4,000.
Messrs. p. 0'Beirne and AlgernOn : sullivan APP
peared as attorneys Tor plainiln, ana Messrs.
Brown, Hall Nanderpoel Tor the railroad COM
pany.