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The Canton mail. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 18??-1882, 1875-08-21
LITTLE BR0Wy HANDS.

1.-The following poem, written by Mary H. Krout
OF CrawfordsViie. Ind. ten years ago, when its
author WIS in her thirteenth year is one of IN.
most beautiful and express i've ever Tcnned in M
English language, snd shsuld find p ace through.
out the length and breadth Of America wherever
Ithe dignity Of labor is recognized:
1hey drive Rome the cows from the pasture,
Up through the long shady Iarc
where the quail Whistles Ioud in tho wheat field
THat is yellow with rpening grain
they ind. in the thick waving grasses
- Where the scarle:-lipped strawberry grows
Ihey gather the earliest snowdrops
And the first crimson buds OF the rose.
They toss the lay in the meadow
Ihey gather the eldsr-bloon white,
lney mud where the dusEy grapes purp'e
IN f.ie soft-ti1ted October light
Ihey kEow where the apples hang ripest,
And are sweeter than lays WINS.
They knox whore the fruit hangs the thicke5t,
On tie long, thorny blackberry vines.
They gather the delicate seawesds,
And bald tiny castles Of ,and:
They pick up the beautiful sea-shels-
Fairy barks that have driftei to lapd.
They wave from the ia I. rocking tree tops
Where the orioles hammock net swings
And Mt nighttime are folded in slumler
By song that fond mother sings
Those who toll brsvely are strongest:
The humble and poor become great;
And from those browr-hsnded children
shsli grow mighty rulers of State.
Tae pen OF the author ard statesman
The noble and wise of the land,
Toe sword and chisel aud paIl-tte
snail &c held IN the little brown hand.
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days before, with the fiat side of a
hatchet that she had been suffering
with violent pains in her head, but since
driving in the nail she had been entirely
free from them. Some years ago she
had been confined in the Western Lnnatic
Asylum, and has for some time been
partially deranged. If the nail pene-
trated the skull, as I understand it did.
it is very remarkable case, and one of
much interest to tho medical fraternity.
Dispatch.
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Chiidrens' Floati

An alarming mort
under five years of ag
uneasiness in New Y
two weeks twelve huI
been carried off by 81
For the past two yei
citizens of New Yorl
and are supporting t
pital system by which
poor parents are tran
close, unhealthful y
invigorating expse
barge which ce,a,nud3e
ooruc .ua Of the pres
ssday last, the SEE
An efficient staff of
pany the barge at al
cine aud medical attic
ed without charge.
meals, skillfully pre-
served to the mother
sick children graft
necessary to their
provided with a gene
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The Cholera Cure.

More than forty years ago, says the
New York Journal of Commerce, when
it was found that prevention for the
Asiatic cholera was easir than cure, the
learned doctors OF both hemispheres
drew up prescription, which was pub
l1shed (for working people, in the New
York Sun, and took the name of "The
Sun Cholera Mixture" Our contempo-
rary never lent its name to better
article. We have seen it in constant
use for nearly two score years, and
found it to be the best remedy for loose
ness of the bowels ever yet devised. It
1t is not to be mixed with liquor, and
therefore will not be used as an alco-
holic beverage. Its Ingredients are we'll
it will have no prejudice to combat
each of the materials is in equal proper
ton to the others, and it may therefore
be compounded without professional
skill, and as the dose is SO very small, it
may be carried in a tiny phial in the
waistcoat pocket, and be always at hand.
1t is:
Tinct. opii,
Capsici
Rhei CO.
Menth pip,
Campho.
Mix the above in equal parts dose,
ten to thirty drops. In plain terms.
take equal parts tincture of opium, red
pepper, rhubarb. peppermint ana cam
phor, and mix them for use. In case of
diarrh9a take a dose of ten to twenty
drops in three or four teaspoonIuls of
water. No one who has this by him.
and takes it in time, will ever have the
cholera. We commend it to our west
ern friends, and hope that the recipe |
will be widely published. Even when
no cholera is anticipated it is an excel |
lent remedy for ordinary summer COM
Dlaint
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won spoil from those hooks in the ever
lasting hills upon which the suns rays
still linger when they have long since
left the valleys.
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ADVERTISING RATES.

Notices IN local cOInmne inserted Tor 20 cents
per line for each insertion.
No proof OF publication OF legal ADVERTISE
nenta will be made until our fec is settled.
Announcing candidates for state and district
offices, SIS; and for. county offices, SO.
Mai riage7 and deaths published free Obiiu-
aries charged as advertisements
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gets more salary tbs
man, but then, he p,
The Canton mail. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 18??-1882, 1875-08-21

English Women's Art in press.
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Curing Headache with Six-DenDy
Nail

Nail.
A strange and remarkable case was
brought under the attention of DIR. Tate,
of Augusta county, few days since.
He was called to see Mrs. Taylor, wife
of Mr.. Robert Taylor, living about
three miles from Greenville, and found
a diff @aHN :" succeede9 iHisfaetiag.
The xt11 had been driven III several days
psefiously, and by her own hand. 1t
vos discovered by n daughter of hers
While combing her hair one day, and
s Ma' ;ns;ateJ on keeping the fact secret.
s lint herds her daughter sent Tor DIR. Tate, as
I've stated, She told her daughter
tspot she had div. ti.o nali IN several
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DEPARrrRE OF FoREIGN MALs..

FRIDAY, APRIL l6
retferH Snndwch Isiands F Islands New Zealand,
and Australia ~ steamship hkadO, ~ s from sen Bran
cisco Arr ~ should posted IN Now-York on bcore En-
2.s ior Newfoundland close at the EewYOrk Postonce
Kan Tor i1iisx " S. "a closed at the NewYorS Post
Office every day at p IN.
England ireland, aud Wales by tho 81 aiDp GUY OK
Rchn end mails close az ll3O sHpplt meuty Nail s
closed at D. m. steamship sails at p from Pier no 20
North River -, = -.
Mails scotland only by tho steamship Ethiopia close az
10 A. supplementary Mail IA closed at II q W. steam
ship sails al II m, from Pier No. ~, North ElVtr.
For Europe southampton and Bremen by the steamship
NOsel II a. m. \ supplementary MAIL -
closed the Post OCc at 1870 Steamship ss AZ p.
NJ from Pier foot u Tliri st., HOnOken.
France direct by the steamship Pereir mails eose AZ
l. supplementary Malt 10 closed az lsO p m Steamship
-lils a 3 =. m, from Pier no 80 North River. 80
For Nassau Kingston Savnna, santa II. rita, AMI Cafa-
gyua, the steamship Ata mails close 20 p M Ettanshlp
sails at 3 D. n from Pier No 81. North River
Mails West, by tue steamship Geo W tydei close
al D. IA. steamship sails az y from Pier NJ. 20 East
River
SUNDAY. APRIL lS.
All Mails elise II O'Clock a. The POsonce Is open
from 4 III. IL a.. m.
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COIRT OF APrEAIa.

ALBANY, April 15.-In the Court of Appeals,
Thursday, = iru -, 1875:
40. IL eneey AIT. Meme ~; argument resumed and
usiuUVd
No. l92-wIam Teller, respondent, Jacob O. Sanders.
appellant passed.
no. l8O-Clares W. Moore and another appellants, agL
Rrninmn p. Lunt and another respondents submitted
No. lE3.-Nathanid If. GALES, respondent. agt william
Brecher appellant; submitted for appellant and argued by
H. j. COOK niaut Tor respondent.
Ne So alvin IL Bell gnJndent AIT Walter Dacg ap-
ycllI1. gItu by Ll lebuAls los appellant ana Dy -
H. Bel To- /, spOudeuL
NO.4i-IHe People rel, John Mann, respondent AIT
Jacob Mott and Others Commission appellants ID
nj ted. - -,
2o4.-Narv C. Adams, appellant net. John W. NILS re-
suar-nt; argued by Wm II, Dickinson Tor appellant ad by
ID. Mcmahon ior respondent
No Melissa lolyerse respondent aet. Montgomery
rick other, apDe gauts argued by -cph.n u. Ds'
cons, for appellant and by u. Pratt for respondents Case
stu u.
PROCLAMATION made and court adjourned.
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made and court adjourned.
DECIsIoNs-ArRIL Is.

Supreme Court Chamber BY Judge Lawrence. -
Hrrlhck as Brenna7ln tbs case th.re are go many AZ
rapher minutes submitted shat Is Impossible iof ne
10 determine uPon amendments. shan have TO ar
counsel personally. WiEtney ast TOTnsend-Moton deed
ny Jude BaTetL-Cullin ast The Mayor &cThe motion
FOR an Injunction p7seats I' EGil De 9eAen ana te
Parks-G and reference ordered Embuy agt PARIS
ennot adysedy 1T tNe GSf nav comp b snS
he G.auon otherwise may be granted Deathnsfr
rnan ACT Sternsaoou % SacatS order Of arrest granted
f Tor the Reborn Of 4yene Otnqntuts agt Weber
= think cannot be denied that 1t least sufficient oabt 10
hold preliminary Junction The facts can DC brought ONT
P he @ ia not saiBcientiS eaa at PRESENT Motion 10 con
tlue injunction dcncd and temporary Jnetn Hsol Ell "a
$40 costs to abide the event same aet aaigr1ne ael,
ion Putnam at EyeTake short 9n9r to show caT.e Why
rr ,st ~ IltntF eoIld nave an onnort,rnity OF
defeatng th4 application Il he can Hart s9- Petrt-
so aSa a. t add dsInss Without costs;
a. a Pet6 s1G an IiGl asS s as With
go costs TO abide the event ssyns agt kMEandTA2..3a
ag Villas KObbe ACT PrceMotous denied with $40 costs
granted Lyman agf. 1ensioion granted payment
$40 term lee ana gro costs Of opposing ms notion
the place al must granted Donney agt Dayton
brohsaw kefered back to take further proofs the proof
o. t!e iGteg q, Iie R &C. s1 T nor g ~ WIFI he
var ~ ~ glu me psiI ,b
calling Tor abundant proof ana pfoot
regulating the possibility OF Innocence. Leila ag sociciad
BCuehcO Espaiola de SOcon0s Mutuos La NaciJOIdl anu
not the respondents adavs as 10 notice It'll
eyil ting copy Of It In writing or proving time, place.
and clrcuHs anccs verbal will not do; yet strong
Of bad that unwilling 70 award mail
daIus unless Of notice is clear Let II be referred
therefore Lewis take proof upon I point
and al wise the Court thereof IN Ito matter OF ALon-
sufficient there is nothing in the traverse
which Sufficient Tie wit ~ dismissed MilAS
at IshamThe objections 20 the form OF the bond sus
tanned. Manning agt Matthews; FISHER AT hIehah %
Mcrd agt GuilOye; Knapp agt Sninsn Motions granted
CJrat- Part H-By Judge Van vorst-ITer7nan and ano
art. Gilbert and anO.-Case settled.
Special TeTm-By Judge Van BrTnt.-Viele agt. Mead -
Findings and settled and signed Frost agL
Nan Loom Weiss agL Mecke.- AemOrAndums Tor counsel
agt Dunlap and West ast Erben Jr-Flndngs and
Judgments Hlgncsl
Common Pleas-SpeciaI TtTm-By Judge Loew.-
Pichler PchlerJudneut OF limited divorce granted
u FeEInAclilI schmidt et aLMOUOn gT@Etod
regards the money deposited 20 the credit OF the pLInui
denied the money deposited 10 the cret Of tho
defendant Len See OF Mechanics Lien act Of lt63
Waters AgL CrawiOrd5ee memorandum for counsel The
Naygr &c, ag Russell and auOCrtT Ia take down building
No lS Kdgesi granted. In the matter VI Kelly supposed
ApplicsuOn granted.
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PASSENGERS SAILED.

FOR HAMBTR G-Ea Steamship Frisfa, April 15.-Joseph
M0yus family, walter BrOgn w H. B2riaa and child g
G. Jackson Mrs. A. Zee Willing, chli and nad MI
and Rcbari Butler child and mad Miss Alice cary
Buter Butler, Mt Janes II Gould aud Nli his
walter, Alss Parsons, b. H. HueSuann, MIS Nlciseu aud
s0n s. N0ii, William FoderichE, julius Stapn \ Mayer ana
servant NJ MeusOr1er and Lady, H. Klein and lady, Mss
Fmma Pappehener, Mr. and Mrs Il H. sehwiotering Miss
Kate SchWieterng Mr.. and Mr.. a. /. Poplenausen,
Henry Bowman and family, Mr. and MTs b. IIelGers
Ienry Roelrr W. Mack 4 r. Bendheim, W. W lanno,
= man T. gtlstedt Can koller, otto Mesendonek W.
J. A. Fuller Christian FroebeT A r. Bayer Miss Bertha
Mrs George WOehnert and Two Children Jonh
R0epcr, Frederic Jacobs, Alphons Baum, MT AID MIs W.
children and infant hiie Caroline Kruger,
ms Knnah Mrs A. Pfeferle Two children and infant Norris
Wess0pf Justin Braun, a. Garbcl Louis hr, Juus OPP
prUlcmcr. $50
FOR BERMCDA-ha steaHasiP G.i"a APril l51Sla7ter
Mrs Erim!ev BriicY Mrs. b. a. Barnag NJ as Carrie
Alexander H. L. Crane Geo Alexandra Theo Leeds eo 20
a. sumner Patcltf Hicks L D. Eshelm0n Mrs E.henllIi
j. J. outer bridge =. Ii. carer, u. ID. Wheeler.
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DOMESTIC MARKETS.

trycrNAr April l5.Floqr INN; Family, g 2oas5 80:
fn MAJ scarce White 6s@7cc Rye duh at II I2a>I Is
Harley gncaR sSr sd s@I c ac HS at & m PoT
s22uS22 IS. Lard 1rmi steam - g., cash l3iG,
w@gis frp, shoulders sc Clear Hi5 Sides il oc spot
&c 9SgF car R i and Clear sides ie,Ssc WHISKY firm az
Meium 81 5Oas3 6Oi Good s. 7O@$s 10 receipts, 1900
head. - -, ... o,,rv, ,,-bo,t
hTP No Milwaukee :! Q79 NO Do &tS yss - 90 Nay Lay
C,rn aoninay unchanged Rye iir. scarce no IN store
81 IS Barley aTne s'af, Noes PORK sa 81 cash sweet
PcSed Hams steady l1al Dry sated Meats-shoul
ders 7S e % Nodes ke f6c 'of tf
G. o. G6ls Wheat q 900 BUSH shpments-tlour' 5000
April ijF1our scarce sasof Fine at IS 80
"a e q s5 Corn decIinnr ri os Sed and White
soc: Yellow 81 asac White SEC Oats dull and De
saes az vs. Dry sailed stronger nrs hands
crs si tGI5c Hams IA good nand at 2c
Refined I5ic Keg Ice Molasses firm and in good demand
so5 BE-; Common Teraerng 6Si5c whisky dlil Lou
na and Urinary %sst go ec S o H. f9SeG %ss
Exchange -New-York sight, prenium Sterling 800 Cold
GssEeo April 15FlouT uRehaGgGd salos lsGo bls "a, at
White Winter 81 25 Tor Double Extra Wheat dllI sales
can held AZ 81 49, EZRA d. 81 40 Corn du sales Of ear
@ q $40 e, od gy } ,or S Sa fa Md a. SG
shorts. 10 sipsads s26 aLlddlng1 II ton; -. -.
fined &C. Crude Clover seed sparugy offered and de-
mand good sales PENNEY lyana S.la4.l 90; West
ri 5OaSZ 20. Timothy and FaXseed Unchanged. Flour
steady and ,ary active local accounts sales 800 bills in
oIning wisconsin Minnesota Family At SJds5 10 Penn
syvania Indiana and Ohio do az - 2JGS6i High Grades
- 25Q- Flour quoted - % Good Winter heat
IL wanted but spring neglected aits Red at 81 o0Gsl !
Amber 81; Nho at 40 hye sells 20 II 20 for Penn
syvaniA duh and weak sales Of Yellow at s9a0c;
Western Mixed, syc oats icciinng sales White az 12G c
Mixed 7OU7lc Provisions unchanged sales OF Mess Pork
az 229s22 so Beef Hams, sl9QS22 30; Smoked DO,
l36lic; Picked DO, l24dl2i2c. Lard, l4Gl52c. Whisky
held AZ 81 IA Tor Western Butter uncla g Cheese seady
Eew.YOrk Fancy, la9l7sc NewHOrk Prime l6d Biac;
Western Fine l6O 64c. Eggs lower Pennsy yaula, New
Jersey, and Delaware Fresh, lsc Western do, l6Gl7c;
Southern do. 1910
ST. LOUIS AQril I5-Flour in good demand for low and
medium grades, which la supply Wheat armer
No, Red Winter IL % No do 81 s0i NO sprng,
Al O3. Corn dull droopngi No Mixed, I3aI5c cash I1G
751gta May Oats dull dropping NO q s@041 baIley
advancing tendency rm Ma. Spring 81 80 Iowa. 81 - d
IL 40 Rye IN good demand az u O5gs To- WHISKY steady
II H. PORK nrm al w. cash SD %, July Dry sllte
Meats and Bacon nrm only limited oObng demand Lard
nOmnaly l5c Hogs stronger; sales higher shippers,
s7gS7 80; Bacon, 81 75GIS Fancy, 81 2oG$S rs Cattle
active firm demand exceeds the supply sales OF Fancy
Steers averaging 1918 n, at IS 75 Good Native shipping
do S6es6 %; Pair 70 Good Wntered Texans - JOGs5 TO-
Recepts-FlOur $3.50 bbla Wheat 5000 bush; Corn,
$1,000 BUSH Data 10000 bushi Barley 1000 buAi Hoga
loo head
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LOCAL MISCELLANY.

A BLOW AT RAILWAY BENEFlClAltIES.
TIE FREE PASS sYsTEN On TIE NEw-nAyEN LINE
STOPPED-THE PRESIDENT AND oTHER HIGH
OFFICIALS TO PAY FAEE-RAILwAY EoTgs.
William d. Bishop, President Of the New
York. New Haven and Hartford Railroad, sent yeter-
day the following tecTaphio dispatch TO Z. W. Reed the
vice-Prcsident and General Superintendent:
An injunction has been served on MS by the Superior
Court in session at Hartford prohibiting The com amy
under penalty o. $4,000 from permitting any oicer
member OF te legislature or seIYaut OF am SSa'G o. T1
the United States or OF any town county OF cly ~ VIC
United 10 travel on any art Of our ROAD whOd
the payment Of regular fare 4ssue orSers hnGIatey
tO all conductors % collect regular rare from az St PCT
sons whether thcy have passes or not. Under this
order it win be necessary oI ISr n te c, TFes
aud also tie Committee of the Massachusetts
Legislature VINO cone 10 NGwt 10 $500 70 reeI7 ~
celebrate the Centennial Anniversary OF the battle or
Concord The iuHs@H h 9oo oGSn s OF East Il ord
the owner 10 shares OF stock in this Company on the
te Issuing or rec p,a5ss 70 , tuni, ,ib a
icct, however, h probably 70 make minse uls'ln s o.
Whatever the motive may be- no way but Tor us 70
obey the injunction.
The following is the part Of the INJUNCTION Of Judge Mar
tin Of the Superior Court OF Hartford County Conn,
which prohibits the NewYork NewHa7en and Hartford
Railroad Company from passing officers Of any State, or
oil the United states or town, county city there
in
hereby ordered and decreed, and you, the New
York, Ncw-Hayen aud Hartford Railroad Company, inc
respondent and all and suEdry ~ your omceTS en-
IIoves agents attorneys and servants expressly
commanded and informed thai you DO lssue no free passes
or complimentary tickets 70 any member OF the General
Assembly other officer or servant OF me STATE o. Co
necGca Of any other STATE, or OF te Uned othoS or
of any county, town CT mGmclpm cUIu IDhor
or servant any part Of the line OF railroad owned Dy
save on requiring from them the regular and usual fare
Communication rate for each, always excepting sc OF
b ,avr1qufs and hereof Won may not fail, under the
penalty OF $4,000 and OF the law
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ports % Crest Rrtr s.es ,ss sass soo be'7c' sfos
sxvsEyIn Aprii I5-cs,Nn dull Middbng, 1sls Log
Mlddling ISac Good Ordinary I41c; not rcceapt7 fo
bales cpors castwise 6l4 bales sales oil bales s'o<s
1850 bales ..,,,,, ,...... ..
ceipis, 20 bales gross 20 balest exports eo<s" "tS
bales Gales, 1000 bales stock, 2656l ba.es -, -.
CBAREsIoS, April i5Cotton steady Midanas 40 5 gss
receipts 3l2 osles expor ooast"is 81 oaie'i Sa' o"
CrtfNE4TL Apni i5-Cott0n quiet Mldllne. I5'fc low
Midding 10 Cool Ordinary, feei net receiy$ ~
hacs shipments, 627 bales salse 57o baies Sock l3sVV
GALVESTON April 15-Cottou steady, free osr1nez Mid
ding &c receipts $40 bales teeeipt 5nl uaieSj
sales, l66 bales stock, "a. $40 bales
Sr LOUIS. Aurll I5otOn lower; falr demand AootBg'
l55rc Low Midng i5isc, Good ordinary IL te gross r.
is About 1900 sold dung The past 10 days VINO"
N0RFoLK ApFf l5COtton quiet and unchanged hitdlmg,
15ate receipts "a bales exports coastrs, 10 paesj
sales 2GJ bales st0ek is 9 bales. -
BAIuMORF, April i6CJt,n quiet hiddhpH lo,.j fIcss
re.Dts 100 bales exports a. Great Britain 90 Dains
cOastwist - bales slles, so bales stock, lS3o5 BARS
WILNINGrOS, April ID Oon quiet and nOnn1 Atdhns
iblqc.; net receipts 1863 bales; st0ck 26Il bales. i.
pHIADEt PlTA April lJ-COttOn dnl htiduS, loPc NOV
rccei,ta, 81 bales; gross ~ bales. 80.
70 issLii April l9-Nott0n Quot Ns'.hf ," t,ias,t,~
MRuPRls April lJ.COttOn quict and steady dldsii1s
I5Gl5aiC; receipts 1873 hacs shipments 5s6 Oaiss
sales 200 bales; stock 80. 1853 bales. - 80.
HOsIOs, April H.. cotton quiet .1dlnR lb's net 70
bales lSJ bales exports o. areab Bf1tsin
Al bales rGle-, 45S baita stock, 1902 bales.
A.GtsTA, ABrI l5.C0tton quft aud steady NlcdlIg
IS -. net receipts. 267 bales sales, lSi baiea
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Chances FOR Dnsinsss tflsn.

TOR SALE-Terms casy-GOOd water power
i new sAWMILI- circular saw doing good business
Z hours nom lew Yor, In onnecfieuts
timber lot by mostly ceatnut can 10 bought cheap
Address ISRAEL c. JONES, Harlem. N. Y
DARE CHANCE for n person of total absti-
IL nence principles and tcachabe disposition having loco
10 GOO a. invest extensive publishing business with
prospect . becoming general manager. Address
5. 5 WOOD, New DurKh, ~. y.
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THE RELIEF OF DAN BRYANTs FAMILY.
BENEFIT PERFORMANCES TO BE GIVEN At ALL THR

A meeting of the managers of the various
theaer in this city held at Waaek's Theater yes
teTday for tho purpose Of arranging a plan by which
fund could he raised for the relief OF the family OF the
late Daniel W. Bryant Lester Wallack acted Chair
main and A. NJ. Palmer Secretary. There were proc
ent either in person by representative, nearly all the
leading managers OF the city. On the motion Of stephen
Fisk 1t resolved that matinee performances should
be given at the heaters represented at the meeting and
Thursday April 90 chosen the day for such per-
formances. Committees appointed TO take charge
OF the printing and advertising, and to the de-
tails including special entertainment at the Academy
Of Music. On motion of Mr. Hart, seconded by hr
Shook. it resolved that TIE managers should pledge
themselves 10 deray all the expenses Of these perform
ances. \ resolution was adopted that W. r. Trayers'
questcd TO receive and invest the funds raised for tho
benefit of the family.
Mr.. Fisk stacd that he had received from the city
managers $500 for immediate relief and 500 more were
pledged Barney Williams had given Mrs. Bryant $50,
William r. FlOJd 800 and j. W. Colyer 800. Dr. Whlie
had given his professional services, aud Lord Taylor
the amount of the bill for mourning goods Mr.. Floyd
Mr.. and M. Florence for the benefit, and also con
tbutiOn OF $3.50 The services Of John Brougham would
also be given Matilda Heron. 10 stated, offered tie
services of BiOu Heron. Miller Morrison Co. sent
gft Of $50 Arthur Cheney OF tie Globe Theater In Bos-
who present, stated that 1t his intention 10
give benefit performance at his thcater the same day
with those in NewYOr The meeting 10 receive re-
held on next Monday at 1 p. III. at the Union Square
Tlcnfpr
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UNITED STATES SUPREME COURT

IBY TELEGRAPH TO THE TRIBrNEl
WARRINGTON, April l5.-Iho following is a SIAM
mar proceedings tho United states supreme Court
to-day:
CJrr ted The Southern District " Mls5s
sp,L- d sn.s9d with costs
No 227Fox ct M agt Gardner, assignee SCI IN error 70
Circuit the United states Tor the Western DIS
trct ~ Wscoush-Argued by MT. T. T. u1cH % counsel
plaintiffs error, and by Mr. W. l. Villas for defendant
No 22SDon AL. Barnard ct ali appeal from the circuit
the United stale. the district 81 Mas71chHsr-
argument bean by Mr. j. J. StOuOW ~
Soc TIE appellant and continued by M W. c. Russell
for
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-04-16

1t IA supposed that the person mentioned I'm this suicides
memorandum book. 10 whom "A. w. Davies was asked to
eend word is wife sister. No has yet been
received from ths person. although she has been ele
graphed to-
10 evident that the selfmurderer had been travel
Ing under the OF j. W. sneetbe, all bs letters
had been addressed aud his passports had been made
out in that Coroner EickhOn has resolved to post
pOne the nques for the present, order IN ascertain
more particulars about the mans history.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-04-16

IN the suit of Joseph NJ. Koehler against The
Hbeia Insurance Company Of Ohio, tried before Judge
Van Worst in Supreme Court, Circuit the jury yesterday
found verdict for the plaintiff for $2,7Si o. The
plaintiff owned oil factory at Viamsbursh which was
insured for $4,000 and was burned Tie other instr
ing companies paid up, but the defendants, with whom
there insurance for $500. refused payment on
the ground that The premium had not been paid 10 them
according to the clause in their policy. The palnllt
claimed that 1t paid TO their agent and the Court
left 10 to the lry to say whether the broker to who "
was paid was the cOmpany's agent not. The
jury found tnat be was and gave their verdict ac-
cGgdn-ly.