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thirds o the taxpayers IN favor Of the enterprise.
The decision below sustained the regularity of the
bonds and the validity OF the obligations.
and II Is here contonded that the bonds
are void, because the requisite consent was
never obtained from the taxpayers and because they
delivered in the hrst instance for stock and
not for money borrowed IL is also contended that
the instruments are really bonds but parol con-
tracts merely They not spcciaties and their
Tecitals have none Of the sanctions Of valid instru-
ments They did not have the Endorsement that the
requisite assens obtained for their ISSUE but only
the certificate Of the County Clerk that the assents died
purporled 20 be the assents required by law This IN
dorsemcnt was itself sufficient to put the purchaser on
his inquiry and for this the holders here were
not 10 ~ regarded as bona hde holders w. A. Wordcn
for plaintiff in error. l. Wright for defendant
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THE FIRE COMMISSIONERS

Tho Board OF Firo Commissioners made the follow
ing changes yestorday:-
Assistant Foreman Egbert IL Hallock, transferred
from Hook and Ladder No l 20 Hook and Ladder No
10; Assistant Foreman John J. Mulligan, Of Engine
No. O. TO Engine No Is; Assistant Foreman Thomas
Reardan, OF Engine No. l5 to Engine No 81 Assistant
Foreman j. r. l. Du Fon, Jr., sent from Engine No. 5
20 Engine No. IT; Assistant Foreman Daniel Bradley,
from Hook and Ladder No. 10 TO Hook and Ladder No
/; Ed. Stack, james McManus, W. J. Cook, George
Mum, Owen j. Shenley, Henry W. McAdams, Michael
King, George Archibod, William Hollam and Peter
knight detailed TO the several engine companies
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SUMMARY OF LAW CASES.

The assignment o. claudius B. conant % Nr Haraton
was filed yesterday 10 Ihe Common Pleas Court Tho
liabilities are stated a. Sllo528 S2, and uet Assets
$1,000 81
In the case Of James Russell stone cutter. charged
with passing counterfeii SO greenback In payment for
a load OF kncbnR wood, . further examination Was
had Yesterday before Uuited States Commissioner
Osborn. and the prisoner was held under $500 bail %
await ne action or she Grand Jury
Charles j. sDrasgA charged With souDterfeitng
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ROCKAWAY IMPROVEMENT.

The surveyors for the proposed Rockaway extension
OF the Long Island Railroad have ald out tho track
roue II extends 70 Block House Point opposite tho
CanarsIe Channel, and four miles iurther down
the beach than the terminus of tho Southern Railroad
Al THIS place block house started during the var
OF 1912 and the remains OF The old ornoati0ns are
still to be seen. Mr. Aaron A. Dc Gra1N OF jamaica
will next summer erect large hotel there.
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ALLEGED EMIGRANT sWINDLERs

The examination OF the alleged emigrant swinders,
Loomis Lewis and Ford resumed yesterday after
noon before Justice Roberts in Jersey City. Onicer
Moore of New York. made affidavit that tho prison
charge OF swinding Christian 0hscn out of 500 The
witnesses in the second charge being present. JUS
tice Roberts dismissed the complaint The prisoners
were then taken by Captain McKaig and Officers Bowe
Boyle and McGinness to Police Headquarters. Shortly
afterward a requistion from Governor TIden Gov
Bedle arrived, and the prisoners wero handed
over TO New York officers
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UNITED STATES SUPREME COURT.

IN ne United states Supreme Court, Friday Noven-
Der 10, the following case was argued
70. &C. Town Of Venice W. hurdock-Error to tho
Circuit Court for tho Northern district Of New York
This vas an action brought 70 recover tho amount
claimed Y be due on certain bonds issued by che town
ship, unds< Az act OF the State legislature, ether
izing The several townships or Csyuga county 70
borrow money IN aid Of the construction Of railroad
rom Lake Ontario W the New York and Erie or
Csyuga and Suaquehanna Railroad upon vote Of two
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OYSTER BEDS ENDANGERED.

During the past week the tides have risen higher
at Baldwin's than ever before known there The main
beach, opposite Hicks beach, has been considerably
washed and another inlet through and the oyster
men are fearful that their oyster beds have been
damaged.
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LUCKY STATEN ISLANDERS.

-Four Staten Isanders-Dr Fisher, Anton He'll, Mr..
Doehng and Mr. Koch-were the winners Of So 900
each in the Saxon lottery a few days ago
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70 Comptroller Green, on motion OF Mayor Wickham,
with request that the former should report further on
the special subjects therein contained
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TOMBS POLICE COURT.
Before Judge Flammer.
ARREST or an A1LroKD sHopLnTEl

ARREST or AN ALLEGED SHoPLTTER.
EstherJ Cadmus, OF UnionviLe Orange county, N. J.
was yesterday arraigDed the above charge
or shoplifing For years back the prisoner has been
regular frequent at the feather and fancy
goods store kept by Ira Beard at No 457 Broadway.
She always paid cash FOR her purchases and re-
garded as industrious and strictly honest
She also customer at other stores Of the same
class as Mr.. Boards Early in the forenoon OF yester
day she called into the latter's establishment and
after making the purchase OF few ostrich
visited the store or Hill & Brothers, No.
PSI Canal street and white engaged inspecting
assortment Of feathers was detected by salesman
the OF sccreting some OF them her person.
police officer Immediately sent for The messen-
ger found Detective Dorcey right the neghborho0d,
and Esther ~ once taken INTO custody. On being
searched the station house there found con
ctacd under the skirt OF her dress pillow Of
considerable width and depth quite ull Of valuable
feathers ribbons and other fancy goods portion Of
tie property was Identified by Mr.. Beard his, and
ing been stolen from them She was taken 10 court in
the afternoon and held IN 81 600 TO answer The
stolen property was valued at $50.
RECKLESS DRIVING.
George Saunders was yesterday held in 81. 600 to
answer for vfully and recklessly driving an empty
wagon over the body Or John Walsh, aged five years.
fracturing his thigh
THRICE DIVORCED.
Jana II Bluesione appeared before Judge Flammer
TO answer complaint 81 abandonment brought by his
wife Rachel Il appears that the couple, who
Polish jews have been three times married and as
many times divorced by rabbis The defendants ex-
cuse for leaving his wife that she unkind to
his two children. He expressed his willingness, how
ever take her back again she would promise 70 be
kind wife to him and nave extras the table once
in while" Ths promise having been gwen he was
DISCHARGED
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PROCEEDINGs IN BANKRUPTCY.


The record Of the United States District Court for the
Southern district Of New York shows the following
proceedings bankruptcy, had before Judge Batch
ford, since September 30 ls75.-voluntary petitions
fled BY Abraham T squier, Samuel r Mabbatt,
Jr., Henry Kern, william Gardner, william T. Howe,
Joseph r Firth William A. Huchman, John Manning
julius W. Jaegel. Frank Schuuann. Montgomery
Crnyes Noses NJ LAIRD, samuel Abraham, William
Robertson, Edwin r Cartwright Agnes l. Hazard,
Nose s Herman, simeon n. Herman. James l. Hath
away, James v Kerr, Granville y Smith, Randall W.
Roberts Lester J. FORBES, Louis y. Metzger, James
iauEhn, James McAipine, William Moller George II.
noller, William II. Moler, Mark NJ. Pomeroy, John
Chamberlain Charles g. Patterson, Joseph Goescnius,
Benjamin II. Woodwork. John \. Gentleman William
NJ Poronall, Jr., james 4. Livingston and Edward =.
Newton.
The following are the cascs adiudicated in involun-
fary cases:--Hervey q Cakin, Juds0n h Calbn,
Abraham r. Calkin, David y. Johnson David s Depau,
Harry Bowers John Henry Bradford Henry 3 era
ham, Martin V. b Travis, Daniel Rutherford Fred
erick D. Clarke, William \ Carr, john Beatey Squer,
Albert Clark Squier Daniel Whaien James K Nichols
John H. Weber, Edward schaaf Samuel sscor john
A. Secor, Bryan McCahill William X Jaueway, Frank
l. Janeway, Henry l. Jane~ay, william r JaneWay,
Jr
The following discharges have been granted by the
Court:-Adophus HoAstedt, william f. STEIN Charles
H. Kaufman, Norman .. Kellogg, Jchn Woodrun,
Max Hamburger, Berthold FrankcL John Q. Myman,
Alfred G. smith Jr L. Jaquelin smith. Jacob Hirsh
field Jacob w. Rlgander John +. Plummer, John 4.
NcNulty, Richard A. Robertson, Max Rosenstock and
Leopold COhn.
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THE POPULAR DRINK.

the brewers on Staten leland, Elk n numb, manu-
lacture each week about l25 900 gallons or lager beer
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TEETCE pTY0RCED.
FIFTY-SEVEETH STREET COURT.
Before Judge Duffy.
TIE GLOVER OUTRAGE.


Moses ". Redding Miss Glover's alleged assailant
surrendered himself to Judge Duffy yesterday. HIS
counsel in his behalf denied the charge, and waving
an examination this Court asked that bail be set
q reasonable amount Five thousand dollars tho
sum mentioned, and Il given by Reddng's land
lord, Mr. RosenthaL
"a FOOL AND MS MONEY" &C.
James Goltng . sharper BY profession, held for
trial charge Of attempting 70 get possession Of a
trunk Of clothing BY of railroad check which
he had stolen from the owner Of the trunk James
Murry. the latter bad been farmer until recently in
Oneida county. this state Tho dull routine OF a
farmer 5 lie becoming wearisome 70 him he came to
this city Thursday with $50 in his pocket He
paid $40 g. and 81 IN three different recruiting Offices
IN West street for the privilege OF enlisng soldier
IN uucle sam service bat he did not succeed While
making efforts this direction IN other places he got
into bad company and spent All but 50 ~ hts money
GoldIng, who Of his found acquaintance,
stole his trunk check and sent expressman 70 the
Grand Central depot 70 get the trunk The express
arrested, and through him Golding's arrest
effected. The expressman Will be used witness
and Murry sent 70 the House OF Detention as
another.
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RECKLESS DRYING.

George Saunders was yesterday held in $1,000 to
answer for wnlly and recklessy driving an empty
wagon the body Or John Walsh, aged i've years,
fracturing his thigh
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stakes seven feet long, sharpened ~
both ends, and put the stakes down
firmly, laying n fence rail on each slu9
of the stake. A stick OF cord. WOOD WIZ
make three blocks for the rails 10 res.
ON, A ~twelye.foot rail, or pole Is lonE
enough for four shocks, Shocks noun
not touch each other. We let inc LUZ"
tbat shocks them shake the YIhe "Bnni
AZ he puts them up, round ana roun"
the gtisk, az high as he can reach set,
inc them well down, and putnie on
ann Of straw or hay, hay is best AS
mich as possible the nuts should 90
next the stick, and the vines should be
40 nut on the shock as to shield the nuts
from sun and rain. IN about four weeks
after digging, the nuts will be cured
enough for Manipulating. II properly
managed, the crop will pay well; but y
none arc grown in this section, womb
advise j. G. D. to plant It small crop
only, to experiment with co""tr9
GcHiICndH.
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A CHRISTOPHER STORY.
Ihc 1jIsf0rtunes al II Kansas Woman
VINO puI II PAINFUL or Dirt under the
Stove.

stove.
A gentleman who has Just returned
from Cherokee county, Kansas, is full
with remarkable "reminiscences Of the
graashoppers iufesting that vicinity.
He will stand around for an hour, re
citing the hair breadth 'ssapes Of the
people whom the hoppers have COM
pleteiy overrun, and who are leaving
their homes and fleeing from the fearful
scOurge. The traveller is inclined to
think that many of the crimes attrib-
uted to the James boys are to be traced
to the more hardened and dissolute
grasshoppers, many OF whom, he says,
are nrming with shot guns aud organic
ing Il sort of home guard for offensive
and defensive purposes.
One of his most credible stories is to
the effect that, Il few weeks ago, q wo-
man dug up u painful Of dirt in which
to plant some flower seed. She put the
pan under the stove, and went ont 10
see II %neighbor. Upon her return, after
an hours absence, she found seven
thousand bushels Of grasshoppers gem
Grated by the heat, literally eating her
ont of house and home. They first Mt,
tackled the green shades on the windows,
and then II green-palnted dust.pan. A
green Irish servant girl, asleep in one
of the rooms, was the next victim, and
not a vestige of her was left. The stove
and stove-pipe followed, and then the
house was torn down so they could gel
at the chimney. Boards, iolsts, beams,
plastering, clothing, nails, hinges, door
knobs, pIates, tin-ware, everything, in
fact, tho house contained, was eaten up,
and when she arrived within II mile OF
the place, she saw two of the largest
hoppers sitting up on end and playing
m~umble.peg with n carving knife, for
which should have the cellar.
The way the matter leaked out was on
Il suit brought against the insurance
company, which refused to pay the poll
cy on the ground that the building was
not destroyed by fire but the court
rendered Il verdict for the plaintiff, rs
she had proven that the grasshoppers
were generated by fire in the stove.
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COME, AND u us REASON TOGETHER.
To the afflicted in body, we offer q
ia words OF plairl, practical reasoning,
No matter under what form of sickness
yoIs labor there 10 one great truth you
shoal Id even keep in mind, viz: All dis
ease originates in an impure condition
of the blood. Purify that, and the dis
ease must depart, for it has nothing to
feed on; but ydi cannot purify the
bio I'd by the use of poisonous drugs,
and exhaustive stimulants; the relief
which these AFFORD is temporary and de-
ceptive, leaving you worse off at every
interval. The best BlOOd Purifier ever
discovered is De. WALKERS FAMOUS
VINEGAR Buffers, compounded OF sim
pie herbs. No matter how hopeless
your case may seem, try the VINEGAR
BnrERs, and n few draughtS will con
vince YOU of their value. DIR. Walker,
the dis coverer Of this priceless remedy,
had been given up to die by the Physi-
clans. AMI is now Il sound and healthy
man FROM their use.
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Southern Cattle for England.

Three English steamers are at Gal
loading with cattle for England.
is a new outlet, and may become
one of immense importance to the
When Georgia and South Car
were British colonies cattle and
beef were sent from Savannah and
Charleston to London. In recent times,
king cotton has ruined the stock rails.
ing business temporarily in the best
climate on the continent Tor that indus.
try-a mistake that will he remedied
sone OF these days, for two dollars will
come To the landholder as easily from
srass That needs no tillage, producing
nleat' horses and wool, AZ one dollar
from any cultivated crop. There are
SIX hundred million acres soutb If M
son and Dixon's line adapted hv n.tnaa
to grass. The idea of keep;ng oa,tIo
on "a thousand Mills, and having Inn
dreds Of miles OF verdant me.i"n,.
along such rivers ~ the Tenu.ss.,, and
Cumberland Ia supply any number of
steamships with all the heeyea they car
take away now seems Ethiopian la many
but 1t will win in the eud. -NashpiH.
Union and american,
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OLD TIMES,

There's a beautiful song on the hllniDctou, ."
That drifts through The valley Of dfeaLnE,
II c1mes from a cline where ne rnH,n W'Ir'
And A tunonl heart, aud bright brown hoII
ma, vnytp N the morning beams
soft owe. Of alnro, aud cycs u brown,
And snov. while forchcadr are there,
glImincring cross and q RlitterlnR crown
A tAorny bed and n couch " down,
L0st hopr- and lcalieis u prayer,
A ROY leaf aud u dimplcd band,
AUuR aud a pliRhtcd vow
ghrnn golden rings on a broken hand,
A tiny track uu ths snow White H,ni,
A tear and q sluless brow.
ThcroH a ]tihcturc u grief In the braniiih song
Ihat -Jhs on the summer air
Mud LONELINESS felt IN The festive ihfphR,
Sinks Town In the soul o. II irnmbI't "HP
From % cline where the rC-'sarr,
We heard Il nrat at the dawn Of day,
Aud Il miupIor Win iua'in chIn,.
But years have Il .iaurod the b'hIliW Jay
And u. melody iYwrth rO rElliiy AWAY
That wc cali It now, "Oid Iim.r''
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La, The People speak.

hH'f' H''f $3.50
Il. Y. PIERCE, Buffalo, n. ";
Dp1y Sr-Your Fayovite Prescription has
lone nv wife a world Of good. Sho has taken
nearly two bottles and has .foIt better tue Paat
two weeks than at any timS in the past two
ycar. No more periodical pa ins; none OF that
sse eriai back or dragging scnra lion in her stom-
I il ,,t so much cohdenco in il that Would dn DO
o ",U, Gt nrrs Who would DO glad TO get relief
At sI' any, expense. I have tried many Patent
Medicines, but never had any 90 casioh 10 eStol
WV '''' Gro. y. WmrISG
Mr.. +. II. DAILY, Metropolis, Ill. writes;
"Dr Il. V. Pierce NV sister IL using the
r., vnrjlo Prescription with great dement,,
NAV AyS FRlsDIE, Lehman, Pa, writes .
"Dr. II. v. Pierce-What ] nave tahen OF
your medicine has been OF more beneht 70 me
all Others and hundreds of doctors Dfis
DR.. Pierce's Fayorite Prescription Ia sols by
dealers in medicines generally.
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SAVE MONEY.-It is well worth saving,
and Won can save it in buying II sc wing
machine, and get one Of the best and most
perfect machines in existence. Tho wilson
cycelIeyce and perfectness equaled BY no ma
chine in use, and the constantly and rapidly
increasing demand, which is almost beyond
their manufacturing capacity to supply Is COM
yincing evidence that the merits OF this mn
chine are appreciated. Machines will be de-
! liyered at any railroad station in tlts coIhtp
free of transportation charges, II order"
through the company's branch house at 10
Canal street. New Orleans, La. They send' i
,Io'ant catalogue and chrome circular free OF
application. This company want a few mi ne
agents.
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Prospective Revival of the Iron
Trade.

III il poor consolation in adversely to
know that we are not alone in our mis-
cry such as it is, however, our iron
manufacturers may take il 10 them.
selves. The depression Of the iron
trade is general throughout the world.
This state of things is partly the result
of an ~unfavorable condition of the gen.
eral industry Of the manufacturing ma
tions, causing II diminished demand for
iron, and more eIpies ly it il the con.
sequence of n severe check upon rail-
road construction and the building of
iron vessels. AS the iron trade is de-
pendent upon a Thousand other indus.
tries. and subsists upon supplying the
Instruments of industry aud commerce
its present condition IN the most OK.
presslve commentary possible upon the
state OF business among the commercial
nations generally. Tho only cheering
fact discoverable in this unsatisfactory
aspect Of things is that the iron trade
of England begins to show distinctly
defined beginnings Of II recovery. The
reduction in the price of iron is grad.
ually increasing the demand for it and
now the chef obstacle to II steady re.
covery appears to lie in the stubborn re
fusal Of the workmen to accept thu
wages that employers consider thu
changed state Of things calls Tor. TIN
70 a difficulty which, from the necess'
aea OF the case. cannot be prolonged
. mueh further aud its settlement mus
a ne IN favor Of the manufacturer. -Ne'
e York Bulletin,
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THERE are several kinds of woI ms
which trouble horses the pin-worms (por nted
at both ends are the most common and most
dangerous. sheridan's Cavalry Como ltion
Powders will in IL few days eject the worms,
and the horse will begin to thrive
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FACTORIES and machine shops sh ould
not be allowed to RIM a day without JOIN sons
Anohyne Liniment. In case OF a slddel' acci-
dent, an immediate nso OF it may save weeks
OF suffering, and perhaps II limb, or evoir life.
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MAN OLE A THOUSAND.

BURNErT's CoCoAINE IS the best and
cheapest hair dressing IN the world.
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A C~oSsrMprIyE CuRED.-When death was hourly
e,pcctcd from Consumption, all remedies having
failed. accident led to u discovery whereby DR.. II.
Jamrscured ha only child With pi>paratlp' of Can
,,i;. L,E,a. Hc now gives recipe free on receipt of
tVn .tamps to pay expenses. There is not a III gle
Of cousi nptOn that IT duet not dissipate-
NrgI,t Swcals, Irritation OF the Nerves, Diilicult tx
prrIorAtion, sharp Pans IN the lAlhRs, Nausea AZ tlo
Muscles, Address CRkDDOCk Il CO., lWj2 Race
street, Phllldrlphia, Pa, giving name Of this paper.
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corn q month 10 male and female agents every
DZJU whore. Eureka Mfg. Co., buchanan, Mich,
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- I a to PER DA Y-Send for "ChrOmO"
DIO catalogue, j. II, BuYYOhD'S SoSa, Boston,
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LIVERY FAMILY WANTS IT. Money In T."
~ sold by agents. Address N, N Lowell hrle, Pa,

I . SEWING machine needles gwen away.
Il Address, 4. +. ANGEL, Knoxville, Tenn,
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WANTED AGEN rS-everywhere to canvass fOI
our great CsnteaHi u nook, worthy the special no
tlce Of pN p]erienced agents, For partic ia r. address
the publisher, Is. u, RUSSELL Boston, MASS.
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- - ITS. pays one year Tor m SPACE, ~ col, pa
20 per OF Literature and Fashion,
Address DROMGOOLE Il Co, Louisville, Ky,
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iOOIL CHROMOs for 81; two for 26c, Agents
" wanted, F.W ,McCleRye n Co, Boston&ChicagO,
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N16 > non per day NJ home. Terms free. Address
VIZ ( ~GV 0KO. STISsOs q Co.. Portland, Maine
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lnuVmo VT A Mmnn Tor the fastest selling byk
AFFINITY WANTED ever published. Send 70
]circUiars and Oui extra terms to agents, NArI0S
Al PUBLISHING COMPANY, Cincinnati, ONO, Oh
Memphis, TenHcHsee.
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tO00 n month TO agents everywhere, Address
WDou ExCELsIoR M'p'8 Co., Buchanan, Mich,
, 1875-09-04
SENATOR LOGAN AND THE CURRENCY
QUESTION.

To fhs Editor af Ths Chffa1o 1+tbun4:
Qutscy, ILL.,. Aug. 27.-1 hava boon Interested
In reading IN your columns, for tho past
fow days, the vlewB Of large proportion Of
your lending merchants. manufacturers. BANKERS,
md businessmen generally. upon ouo Of the III
not N.c) absorbing question Of tho day, viz.
Finance; and nm lod 70 inquire, attcr scanning
the liBt, What has become OF Senator Logan'a
hundred (more or iess) Chicago milllonaires who
wera 60 c!anotous last winter for imitation
Have they, too. like scuator Morton, fallen from
tho faith thst was In thesu7
And, in this conneotion, dcsire, also, as An
additional sign Of remembrance Of our great War
and Fnancu Beuasot, to ask il he has been heard
from on this question sinco hla aojouru on the
Pacific Slope: and II be. too. like his old-time,
warm bosom friend and co-workef, 6anator Nor
ton. has found that specio--the currency Of the
worlds bsttsr thing to hsve than our prof.
ent tlnctuatln8 medium OF exchange.
vel! remember being In Washington fow
dayd previous to tho Eaaa1ge OF that imitation
bill which the President subsequently, ye-
toed, aud OF telling some ut tho loading
champions OF the biIl-among them Hensttr
Loghn-that the legitimate businessmen, ths
buaihosa bratns, tho reading aud thinking meu.
Of tue West, as we'll a. Of the East, were opposed
pictures erroneousls called money; but they
thought WAS mistaken, aud did not know what
Waa talking about. Without .aErogAting supe-
fior knowledge Or greater foIea!ght than thoy. as
representatives in Congress from t4o Great
Wsst. ought to have had upon 10 vital ques-
tipn 10 the whole country, ak, Which was tho
nearest porreot2 q. ". ".