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The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1876-01-29

ssThe hyena from Mainen is what
the Baltimore Gazette calls Blaine:
and the New York Times PERSIST,
emily radically puts this pertinent
query: "Have we nothing better to
do than to stir up the embers of q
nearly extinct fret"
The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1876-01-29

MIR. Blaine has made a sad if not a
fatal mistake. The tendency of his
conduct will be to injure himself, to
inure his party and to iniure the
country.-B Boston Globe (Ind.)
The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1876-01-29

James G. Blaine's whole family
were Catholics, and two of his sis.
ters were nuns. "Jim,n himself,
changed his religion because of its
unpopnlarity in the region in which
he lived. And now, he is down on
the Pope! The holy saints preserve
as.
The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1876-01-29

u Gen. Beauregard has made a
written application to Congress for
the removal of his political disabili-
ties. And-"the entire Louisiana
delegation voted for the Centennial
grab! Down on your knees, Beau
segard, while the farce goes brave
" on-at the expense of Democratic
liberality and toloration.
The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1876-01-29


PAY AS You GO.-To 90 in debt
for a small farm to work, or for
tools to work with, is not injudicious;
but ordinarily, debt is curse
PAY IS you 60" is a golden rule
The nearer the country approaches
o cash system the better. Young
men cannot venture as far in former
times on credit, and it is well they
cannot. LIE. every young man make
up his mind not to buy until he real.
ICES the money. Hope is SO delusive.
In the beginning of the year, his
prospects Of a good crop loom up
before him in the glowing colors of
the inauguration. Then it is, he
contracts debts, which he may not
be able to meet. Indulge your
bright dreams, but pay as you GO.
That is the best advice that can be
given to those just starting in life.
The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1876-01-29
vick's Flower and veoetahle -

vlck's Flower and veootahle ~
A re the best the world producea. ~ sn
IA planted by q million people n Ans1la
and the result is, beautiful Flowers - 61Ia.
did Vegetables. A Priced Cataleeue ~ lu
to all who enclose the postage 1csst go
Vick's Flower and Vsgetahls o1in
is the most beautiful work Of the MIA I ~
world. II contains nearly l50 pages, kun1vlll6
of fine illustrations, and four Ckrome 10y
Flowers, beautifully drawn and coloso1 rs
nature Price 35 cents in paper coyess -
bound in elegant cloth.
vfck's Floral Guide.
This is beautiful Quarterly Joansl, -
Illustrated, and containing an oleksnt solu1i,
frontispiece with the first nnmbos. Pisces
q cents for the year. The inst nunhu =
1876 just Issued Address
JAMES VICE
no4S-tfl bookcases, M.
The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1876-01-29

u 10 the Southern delegation
in Congress, we would say-lay the
broad foundation for q sweeping
victory in the next Presidential
election. Make that your main Oh.
ject and work for it night and day.
The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1876-01-29

"a In the House on the 22nd,
in the course Of debate, VIM. Muir
rell, of Madison. colored Republican,
illustrating the absence of animosi
ty between the races in his section,
said that more than thousand col
ored men had voted for Mr.. Spen.
Ger, the Democratic nominee for
Congress in his district, against Mr..
Morey, the Republican nominee,a and
that Mr.. Spencer was undoubtedly
elected.
The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1876-01-29

The following extract is from the
Cincinnati Enquirer, an able liberal
Democratic journal. We think it
sound advice:
The better way for the Louisiana
Conservatives and Democrats to do
is to abide the result of the Wheeler
Compromise, and look for relief
at the next election. That relief
they are almost certain to obtain.
10 attempt now to upset that com
promise, to make war on the KEEL
logg government, and seek to bring
in the McEnery government, is an
act of egregions folly. 1t can not
succeed, and would only postpone
the ultimate redemption of the
State.
The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1876-01-29

~ The Richmond Wing hints
that Schurz will accept any State
for Senatorship.
The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1876-01-29
Ozark Ranner,
Published at Ozark. Art..... Z.
George l.. HroG-

Ueor86 y. HroWn,
Darties desiring to know iii ahont \.
shonld subscribe for the bsnnss. 49,.
they can learn all they want in ssss2 n ~.
mate, soil. productions, etc, e tSs1 ~
Statements made are reliable. Terms RI !.
wear. postage paid. Address tho INT
Try 1t for one year. and seah nov ~ Iss r. = -
5ts-t feb 81
The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1876-01-29
A Word TO the Farmers.

We hope the farmers of this Sec
ton will no longer risk all upon a
single crop. Ever since the war
closed, and before for aught we
know, they have cultivated cotton
to the neglect of everything else
The large majority of them buy
their bacon, corn, and -four, and
many of them actually send North
for their hay. And this too in sec.
ton of country which is well adapt
ed to the cultivation Of all kinds of
grain and grass.
The argument is, that cotton
brings SO high a price that it's bet
ter to concentrate all their efforts on
that crop, and with the proceeds
purchase provisions. It is cheaper
to buy bacon, etc., they contend,
than to raise it.
This, may at first blush, seem
reasonable; but, in practice it does
not hold good. Farmers, who raise
a plenty of meat, and never have
corn to buy, are the most prosper
GUS in the end. Such farming pays
best in the long run.
Besides, that it is the only way to
render comfortable the life Of the
farmer. He who goes for cotton
alone, has no green pastures, no
fine stock, no delicious fruit. Nor
has the farmer with s'King Cotton"
fairly on the brain, any time for
rest or recreation. He is on a stretch
and strain from morning until night.
We have the country to combine
the advantages Of a cotton farm
with those of stock farm-the
good living of the Middle States,
with the plentiful flow of green
backs of the most prosperous sec
tons, it we will only determine to
live at home and keep portion OF
our currency here to give life and
vitality to business.
The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1876-01-29

The blood in which Blaine dipped
his shirt was not she'd by himself.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1876-06-24
POLITICAL.
sr. LOUIS CONVENTION,

ST.. LouIs, juno a. But few additional
delegates arrived to-day-only part Of the
Illinois delegation and few Indians mem
befa; few from other staies. No full state
delegation hae arrived
Perry n. Smith. Of Clark Co, Ills., dis
trict says Of the delegates from thAt dis.
trict, ak are for TildeD, and from the bsst
infoF0atiou hc has he places tho state de-
egstton ct 2S fos Tilden; 10 for Davis; 8
for Hendricks The dels9a.es from the
south don't express their opinion freely A
prominent Alabama man q for Tiiden, and
beiieve0 most men from the
south have the same preferences.
He mid General Hancock had gained many
.frieDds u the south lstely. and was secon d
TO Hldea IL tho choice Of the southern
democnts, though The south hAd . neces-
sary vote TO elect psrsidsnt thsy would
not dicata; all thar waited wss . man
WIN cosld Arry the clsctiOn and plsce the
s0veTnmsnt Id the hands OF democracy
HeDdficks b not popular ID the south. bot
they will accept him Il thers To Z prospect
for his success. II the sOsath has any de-
tnand u make, II is that the nominee Of the
coayelaiOn shall BE- Z nna against whose
loyalty 70 the federal government during
the iats war WAS unbieMished
The atle.sth resulting from the nomi.
nation OF Hayes has greatly modified the
opinions Of the south.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1876-06-24

interest on the 3-65 district bonds
was also agreed to without the yeas
and nays.
Saylor's amendment, increasing the
item for the Cincinnati postdtlioe from
5000 900 10 100000 was rejected,
The next amendment on which a vote
was taken by yeas and nays was one
increasing the item for lights on the
Mississippi, Ohio and Missouri riy-
ers from 10000 to *l5o,0oo.
The vote was being taken at 2
o'clock, when the report closed, with
the prospect of the house continuing
in session late enough to pass the
bill. s
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1876-06-24
Congressional.

.a5la 06a0tes
: Consideration Of the bill amending
the enforcement act was considered
and the senate amendments to the
FIRST section were agreed to on the
second section providing for fne Of
not over 10000 and imprisonment
not over 2 years of person or u. s.
officer who abridg-s any citizens 10
vote. Mr.. Thurman moved an amend
ment to strike out the words aperson
or making officers alone liable
Mr.. White favoyed the motion.
q Nr. Edmnnds opposed il and the
amendment was rejected, 24to14 by
strict party vote.
Messrs. White, Norwood, Chris
tiancy and others offered amendments
to strike out certain words in the
second section, but they were adopted
by party vote and the 2nd sec,,on
rs reported by the com mittee was
agreed to. The committee reported
third section or the bill ss follows:
Tha. whoever, by or under authority
VI 4s'sSs SOnoti1utsou VI shWeG VI Suy
state or the laws of any territory or
the laws Of the United States any act
shall, be required to be done by any
person Is prerequisite to qualify or
entitle him to vote. The offer of any
such person to perform the act re-
quired .to4be done rs Aforesaid shall,
" it fsil to be carried into execution
by reason Of wrongful act or omission
Of person or officer charged with the
duty of receiving or permitting such
performance or offer to perform, or
acting thereon, proceeding from race,
color or previous condition Of servi-
tude Of such citizen, be deemed and
held IS performance in law Of such
xrtion, and Of due performance by
such person or officer Of his duty in
the premises, md the person 30 offer
ing and failing as Aforesaid. and be-
ing otherwise qualified, shall be en-.
titled to, vote il tho Same maneer and
to the same extent as il he bad in
laal performed such sct, md - IL
such person or officer had done his
duty in the pre.aises; asd aay Judge,
inspector, or other officer Of election
Whose duty it ia or shall be to count,
certify to, register, report or give
effect TO the lawful vote Of any citi-
ssr, Who sSail wrongfuiiv fefdse or
omit toTrecel1e the Count, certify 10
or register m report ii giverAect TO
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1876-06-24
chicago.

chicago, June q,
FLnpa-Quiet and unchanged.
WnEAr-- Fairly active, high: No. 1. spring
lv4da le,. No. 2, io3sGtio3'. closed outside caeh
1859 q iGsS closed outsidr for June; 1885
,oik closed i.,ais far July; Lo3AMl.oi closed
i.oaS for August; No 3. soQpo.. closed dut.tde
rejected ~
CoRN--Ftrmer. higher high mixed asia G1tsii
No 2, ASA Gt46a closed lnside bid ca.h: 4ssp4e,.
closed tG bid for Jnnc; a5A G646, closed at A,s.
bid Tor july 4ss4aloa eloted al 49,. bid lor
August; rejected A.
OaTs-Weak io2er; No. 2. glisr 20, closed
4aaiae cash At sstS bid for 5uue; ass, "a 2s,4
closed inside fnr suiy eiosct inside bid fol
August. Rejected "a,
Rrs- Dall and asies; No :, GslgIs11
BA Rtsr-puli aud eeasfer;s No. 3. 81. Tor ca ii
for Jnne.
Pork Fair mand lower is 95dt 10 each Is seI,
de's 81 for Jnly;; ~ oad 10 Os August. IS Sept.
LARD Weak and lower; IL t1 cash fnr July /.
GliTh for August.
MEATa-shoaAiers seasaa shorl rib as.0saf
WnlsKY Firm, Ito
BurTER--Fresh dairy 1s6l 10; creamy ls4t4D
Eaas Fairly active; ll@i2,
LArtR.
Cali BoxrD+@ Closing wheat higher; lt4isGt
foa$t for July 10sA foEAngust Corn lower 49,
for June 4etl ior July; 4sa.@4sN August Gals
over 30 for cash, sOss for Iaiy. Pork higher 1906
July let, for August Lard higher II q, lor July
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1876-06-24

/
decision was given By Judge Dykeman in
the CASE Of Ioulton ". Deecher. sfgusd n
Pnug hkepsis uas reversed This givea
Aoulton the right to bring an action in the
Beeeher case and TO carry the case To the
court Of appeals II he desires.
HUNG.
~ IkD1AHAnoLIs, Ind, June 23.s- Wm
Henry johnson wss hung ., Paris Ills, to
1sy for The murder Of his stepscn. Jacot
Redman, In December last
TRoTTING.
PHILADELPHIA, June g. - Goldsmith
Maid trotted three heats against time ee,-dday,
Al Belmont park, making the lrst in 2l7s{
second in 2 IA: third In 2.l7is.
MoBBED
CINCINNATI, June a8-A mob of mask ed
men appeared At the jail at Burlington,
Boone Co, KY, last night and obtained the
hoy from the isiler and took out coiored
mnn nAmed Williams, awaiting trial on
. charge Of murder. They were preparing
to hang him, when he got away and ran,
bot was badly wounded They then re
cantnIed tho prisoner and hung him to .
tree and riddicd the body with bullets.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1876-06-24
FOREIGN.

ATROCITIES coMAlTr.p IN Bu1-eARla.
LONDON, June 23.-The Daily
News publishes letter from it's Con-
stsntinople correspondent, dated
June l6, giving the details of atroci-
ties committed in Bulgaria by Bashi
Bazouk's Turkish irregular troops.
The writer says all moyesblelpropcrty
has been plundered, the houses aud
villages burned, and old men, women
and children indiscriminn,ely slaugh-
tered. Various estimates place the
number ef lives sacrificed 1t from
5000 to 10000. The correspondent
named thirty-seven villages known to
have been destroyed.
Among the few refugees there is
not girl over ten years old in Barn
stilza village. Fifteen hundred per.
sons are known to have been killed.
ThiaD aDvillage had four hundred houses,
was prosperous and peaceful. Every
house has been burned and Ill the in
habitaats killed, except four women
and children who took refuge in Phil.
ana some women who were
carried OF BY the Bsshi Bszouk.
The English ambassador at CONSTANT
nople has interviewed for the cessation
of these cruelties.
It i estimated tnat the province,
which heretofore yielded the govern
ment an annual ievenue Of k4,OOO,-
600, will not pay ose quarter that
sum this year, or for years 10 como.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1876-06-24

SUNDAY school CONVENTION.

bhSHAI eCHOOI. CONf kNIiON.
CouNciL BURR, IA, June 23.-
The Iowa Asas ssnd.y School con
ventioa se lsSt ntgbs. Ethan
Allen anl;lSa !; INT. The
next convention will be held n.
Ottumwa. asa
SpOwNs NsoNueMocRATs.
3 nssCoisn, N RI, June. 2a.-Ad.
dresses have been presented to the
Legislature, calling for the sweeping
removal or al democrstic officials
.hrougheu, tie Sstase. The subject is
nad the specisl order <forE- next
Wednesday.
WILL DEFEND HINsKLr.
Coscolp, N. H. June 23 ia the
house this morning T.. e.. Ordway.
hate sergeant -e<-assIs pfs ths United
States house Of representatives, made
: sptatl lpest denytse s - ..tpt1 n
chHrkes which haveg appeared in
print eaisss his ceEcisF koSssey, sed
satd be sboutd % bsiove tie commit
tee at W NashinGtsa ssd dsfseAhim
SELF.
l1oGLTDN ". 1BncRKn- fEgS
Nsw Foax, yuns 4. -@Ats spscai tsru,
4 us1Qssss osan b Dsookiys tsA.g I
n h ~ 81 O y aa-r
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1876-06-24
Gen. Crsek Aas . Fight.

CusvsnNx, ~. T., uue sss..-G1s.r.
EsOokss cosn nSSd lsIs camp the
SoruiS~ ofstha i6th Inst. with f,ur
avs, .sioa "A .trnck scr,,a. "a Inc
soss Bad bt.sollI u the Ysllovssone,
a Montana. Following down the creek
bext .norui.w al,ost fye mile. down.
he S,akn eeksGsrw essou.s brourh.
voed ire VSl lssa, tkAs tbS Sou.
we're 10 foecs 10 the Hills, and by
~ Paek cas o,osoSk the comnARa
:; :. ~ ss3ssS -, ss.E ~ -, .se u.
- s<s.I-- n Es .., s o'uI. ~
- 81 ..n ..oa,...4 ..a ats. III o'.s1 :.
"a s-ht .l.st.d fe.,'1hon,. . ~ssn tho
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1876-06-24
MARKETS ny TELEGRAPH.
new Yorx .

New Yovk.
Ntw York, Jnpe- "a
NoSEr-Rasy al easas.
4oLp-llaa
GoyERxNssTs--Seeady
Srocxs-stesdF.-s
New Yerk, Jnny sl,>
FLorR Strongly In suyers favor
WHxAr-steady; No. ispfing las0l3D; No. z
Milwaukee ii6Glis; No. 3 do. lo6a-ll0; No. 8
Chicsgo spring is5 atIi2. No. 2 ii3s5ila
FYE-Quiel.
BARLEf-Dnll and nominal.
coHS-Fair demand; mixed no grade 5iIasaY !.
yellow mixed graded 50; new western mixed
ang raded s7eb0oH.
OATS More active, western nixea ard .sstc
1sss1 10.
Eass-Hcavy; western ibai.
AEsr Pork heavy 10 e.tS4lgln =
LAaD-Hcsvy; prime -t-am II ;s,st1,t4
BuTrER-Sieady; l5@,2a.
~HI-kY--St ady liz.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1876-06-24
Statement Of tho Condition
OF THE
SOUTHERN
Underwriters Association,
pN THE
3Ist Day or May. 1875.

ihe naJae Of tlte company t- III, southern
s'sat !. y rasrtter s, $ Agency As-oc,aiion,
lt u loraod In Ral.igh. y G
ne amoant of Its capital stock paid an /.
l.o,6oJeo
The Assets ~ thr Company are -.
Follows
caka. on baud and in hank. ....-.. s:g24e,
eash q hahd- ot Aeentt itat esgats
eenas sa,,.. esasa Ry thelevnii,anS, market
Leans N. on en bond aaa Mortgage, beng
hrst lien ON nnincunlh,.itd I,t.il Il
tate, worth double yhe amount loaned Saaas.p1
DEBTS elher~isc seearrd .............
Debts for i,rtsmjnmr Z. 4, ..s......,.-
All othst -eoafitle les,.........t.......
Taiall Asseis .::.,.... .......t.. Il. sl,9.s,a.la
Liabil.lic,.
Ati,onnt due Rasss or uiher creditors
Losses ABDUCTED and dac. .,....
l-psses adjusted aud not due .......
Lotres 1nhdFiEted d,.......s.-..,...
l,1tss ,,.S n Suspense waiting fordar
alhsr proof ...-.-.... 4.4.....eit
All other claims against ihj, company
= : tai liaeilttles .....-....a... Nome
fhe sreair-i anfonpI insured N any
one tisk... ....,...4.........- q 5oa oi
The greatest amour; allowed by he
rilss of the company 10 t,o insured
in any ona q y Town or village.
The ereat.st snie,int allowed To ne
Insured in any one block ..t,....4 .t.oo el
STATE o. Nq,th Carulus
'FeHHfS OF Raltighi
Arnti .teai Jones, Pres.cu OF The = ,utliern I'M
dHrwtHfr-' Association inetraHec Company OF
talsahs N u. heng duly sworn deposc. nnd
says, that Tho Foregoing II full rne aud correct
statement OF the aitairs OF iht raid cuiotary
ibht The tatG ins suratce company n he bona hde
owner of NJ iea-t one hundred ihousaud dollars
u ACTUAL gasli capital. Invested In the state apd
-lntted States sipess aud hondA. or In Donda aid
Mortgages OF real estate, gninchmbcrcd and worth
double the amount for Which lb,r-zpne j. mort.
ssrrd; md ha II the above described Officer -ol
sa!d Insurance csu,paHf
ARMS FAD JONES, President
sabs1rbed and swern 30 before me this 8I.t
day OF May, 1876.
sSEALl E,sssE 4 GRAZ
' Notary Public
The above ,ssN true 'py Of; II sworn statement
Nilness my hand and ehieiAl seal Mt olltet
ID. T., this i.th day Of Ihae, A. 4. isgo
A. STEUTpAS JONES,
Terrltoriai Auditor
RsaIsrru or DrLp uYfg
ianstor County, u, +
The foregoing statement was duls fled in my
oilee an tAe 4et1i day NJ i,nr \, D is9o, Al fonr
O'Clock p. N.
T., IvERsoS
Register OF Deeds.
BR00KINGs & WHEELER,
Agents.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1876-06-24
wAsHlIGTos.
TME cALpwELL DISPATCH.

WAsnISGroN, June %. Colone
Scott stated before the judiciary com
mittec this :. m. that he sent dis.
patch to Josiah Caldwell on the 3lst
ef Nay, thanking him for endorsing
his eyi9csce befoce the coumittee.
He knew nothing aal,ept the 9wo
sssAess ssetro CaidspeH troua Phil
dslehis, excepting thas : yosng man
~ aAsne sWas Reexl. |. repees-
cntiA hiulSeH as private ssosetssy to
Caldwell called npon witness and
showed him . copy Of the dispatch.
An order he's been issued BY Gen.
Sherman, providing that the centen-
nisl anniversary OF independence will
be observed By the army q follows
Al esch military post and camp pro.
vided with artillery and ammunition
. salute of thirteen guns will be fred
at dawn and also at the close Of the
day, and = national salute will be
fred at meridian. Post commanders
will prescribe such additional mex
pensive obscrvanccs, such as paradcs,
&C., rs they may consider appropriate
70 the occasion. They may also, At
their discretion, participate with
their commands in any civic or mill
tary ceremonies taking place in the
vicinity Of their posts, to which they
may be tsvitsd.
FkUITI.Ess MEETINGS.
The conference committee ON the
postal appropriation bill have had
numerous prolonged and frui,less
RESIGNED,
Judge Burnham, assistant secretary of
the navy rrsiened today, TO take effect July
1st.
q. aILYER AoKkY.
Tbs senate fnance cammittee substitute
for RAadsll's silver bill, pcDvIdes fur the
coissge doilan 4l2 3 10 eIaius Of standard
silver, and for issuing them and 10 substi.
tnts coins IN exchanks kf equal am pants III
notes, " b permanently retired. The sill
yer b1llios needed fer IN purpose 10 70 be
parChased 10 amnunle Net exceeding one
million dollars d time, at the msrke,
rates and finally tho legni tender power Of
the trade dollsr 10 10 be abolished.
BLAINE B4TrKR
Blaine ID better, though 10 still 10 bed.
HIS physiciaDs. advise his departure from
the city - carly = possible.
DAVID A. TtLNAGE,
Who was American commissloner on the
United States and Venezuela mixsd commit.
tee. Hhich made awards II the 6ssh Briggs
caee, Esve testimony before the house com
mittee on state departments to-day, and was
sxamined - grsat length by Springer. H.s
testiaony showed large sum had not been
cfoss-exAminalioa. His taslimnay showed
various disc3c!anciss and sdaisaioas,
Seth BriTgs to.day ealereA suit to recover
$4,000 damages sustained BY Talmage's
refusal TO deliver him certificates 10 pay
ment Of tbs Venezuela claims In 1896