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ALEXANDRIA.

ARREST OF f ]. UNDERwooD-The case
OF Mr.. w. y. McNeigh against the Under
W. oCs, the facts of which have been hereto
fore repeatedly stated in the Gazette has
hn8lly eliminated in the arrest OF +. J. Ua-
deiwood upon capiaS AT reSpondendum, and
ne was taken III custody to-day by City SER
geant X. L. Lucas under the writ The
amount OF the debt claimed by Mt. McNeigh
Is - 100. and the object of the suit is to COM
Pei Underwood To disclose and surrender his
estate In order to subject IL TO the lien of Mr.
McNefgb's execution. TEE necessary IA pers
IN the case were prepared by MeSsrS. Kent &
O'Clock this afternoon Mr.. Underwood was
still in the custody of the sergeant. having
been unable 10 procure the requisite bail
LIQUOR IoT.-William Clover ana wife
have reconveyed to ]. ID. Brush the lot tof
liquor notOrlety) at Falls Church, recovered
IN SUIT OF ejectment at the last term of the
Circuit Court of Fairfax county, by reason
OF violation of covenant contai in the
original deed that thereafter mo intoxicat-
ing liquors should be sold as a beverage upon
said LOT" subject to all liens, voluntary and
involuntary, subslsting at the date of the
said recovery. The only condition OF saii
conveyance was the pay ment of the gran tee
OF the sum OF Sl36.S7. the outlay of Mr. Clio
yer IN prose cutting the suit of ejectment.-
Gazette. 10Th
THE CIVIL RIGHTS CAsE-Rev. Fields
Cook has received n letter from q gentleman
In HagerstOwn, Md, who was one of those
who registered and receive a room at the
Philadelphia hotel, after he had applied and
been refused. The gentleman says he was in
room with three others and there was a va
can't bed, and finding out Mr. Cooks situa-
ton they solicited the clerk to let him Oc-
cupy that bed and he refused. This testi-
mOny Will be important
Mr.. CHARLTON, whose accident at the
ship yard was noticed Yesterday, is mucn
improved to-day and Will soon be out again.
tSe3t mel. 2gh.
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GEORGETOKN.

THE DEAD TWISS.-A post norton exam
ination OF the todies of the twin infants of
the colored woman, Annie Matthews. whose
sudden death was nOtic=t in The STAR %
Saturday, was held by the Coroner Sa:ur-
day evening, and he gave a certificate that
death was caused by congestion OF the lungs.
DIsMIssED.-The two cOlored men, John
Diamond and Leonidas McDougld. who were
arrested on suspicion OF stealing wheat,
were dischsrCe1 by Judge Smell after a hear
ing, ibid evidence being insufficient TO con-
Wet them.
ST. JoHS'S CBCRCH.-Rev. Mr.. Orrick,
who, II Will he remembered, is the gentle
man called by the vsStry OF st. jonas Up.
f Church, was unable TO meet the congre-
CATION again yesterday, his mother being
still Ill. Ii is hoped lac Will be in George
town yneXt Sunday.
RIVER s.-Entaret-Steaner Expsr.
iment, Captain Ford, from Philadelphia
with merchandise TO District merchants, cOu-
signed to q. F Hyde; steamer F.. G. Knight,
Captain Chichester. of New York, with mer-
char disc to District merchants, consigned
TO X. u. a. Denham.
THE WILL Of the late W. c. Magee. OF this
city, bequeaths 10 Mary ard Elizabeth Ross,
OF Baltimore, all his shares OF stock in the
Farmers and Mechanics bank OF George
town. He bequeaths his property on Pros
rect sire et 10 John l.. Owens. He also makes
bequests 10 Elizabeth and Fannie Owens
ard 10 the Children OF j. l.. Owens.
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THE GOVERNMENTS MOTION FOR A NEW
TRIAL DENIED, BUT GREEN LIABLE TO
BE TRIED ON THE OTHER INDICTMENTS
This morning, in the Criminal Court
Juoge Macarthur announced his decision on
the motion made by the government To set
aside the verdict of acauittal in the case of
John Green, charged with "false recogui-
zance OF bail" lin the name of David
Edes" as bail, for Edward w. Snyder, the
alleged Perry burglar This motion, 1t will
be remembered, was argued on Saturday,
I'D instant, by District Attorney Wells aud
Hon. jeremiah Wilson for the government
ard Nj. w. A Cook for the defendant, and
IL will also be remembered that there are
several other indictments against Green,
growing out OF the same transaction.
sad thai tne motion had
earnestness, and had ii not been for the
eearnestDess with which il had been pressed
by counsel he would have decided on the day
of the argument that the motion should be
denied. 1t was due, however, to the import
ance of the question, particularly as there
was no appeal from his decision, that the
authorities cited should be carefully exam
med. An examination into the cases cited
had convinced him that this motion could
not be allowed. The motion had been argued
mainly on the question of jeopardy. 1t was
quite true that where prisoner has not been
in jeopardy he may be tried until he has been
In jeopardy: The books all agree that the
government is not entitled to a writ of error,
exceptions or a new trial, except when the
8cquittal has been secured by fraud on the
part OF the prisoner. 1t is quite true that
there are several cases recorded where it was
discovered that an Incompetent Juror was
engaged, and the case was taken from them
and new jury empaneled; but he could find
no case where after verdict a new trial was
awarded. saveOn account of fraud on the part
OF the defendant. The motion would be
therefore denied.
Mr.. Cook remarked that as yet judgment
hau not yet been entered on the verdict, and
asked that 1t be done.
Judge Macarthur replied that the entry of
the judgment would not discharge the ac-
cured as 10 the other Indictments and
directed the clerk TO enter the judgment, and
lie remarked that he would not now decide
the question as to whether the prisoner had
been placed in jeopardy.
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VIRGINIA MIDLAND RAILROAD AFFAIRS.
The GOrdoCsvllle Gazette says: The hands
OF the Virginia Midland railroad were paid
of on last Monday for the month of Deem
Der.
The LynchbuTg News says it is reported
that TIE schedule OF the mail trains ON the
w. c., V. NJ. Il q. S. railroad will be changed
al an early day, and that the reorganization
of the employees Will be also made, by which
the conductors and hands go from AleXan-
dria and are at present relieved there, viii
continue the trip 10 Danville and vice versa,
thus dispensing with the services of the en-
plOyes now running between Lynchburg and
Danyiile. 1t is said that this change has been
determined upon as measure OF economy.
Suit has been commenced in Richmond III
the circuit court of the United States, by
Daniel III. London, of New FORK, VS.. the
Company in covenant, damages $4,000. The
declaration has not been fled, but it is I'M
derstOOd that the suit arises on the failure
of the company to pay the interest on Its
bonds.
Colonel FOreacre, we learn, has for some
time been arranging a fast mail schedule
from Washington TO New Orleans, and has
nearly completed his preparations, which
when perfected, will be ratified by the Post
Office department.
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How A CRICKET SAVED A SHIP in
Southey's History OF Brazil" ne tells how
CabeZa de Naca was in a great ship going to
South America with 100 men and 30 horses
and after they had crossed the Equator, the
commander discovered there were only three
casks Of water left. He gave orders to make
the nearest land, and for three days they
sailed for the coast. \ poor sick soldier who
had left Cadiz with them brought a grilIo
or ground cricket, with him. thinking its
cheerful voice would amuse him on the long
dreary voyage. But TO his great disappoint-
ment. the little insect was perfectly quiet
the whole way. The fourth morning after
the ship had changed her course, the cricket,
which knew what she was about, set I'D her
shrillest note. The soldier at once gave a
warning to the officers in charge of the YES
sci, and they soon saw high. Jagged rocks
just ahead of them. The watch bad been
careless, and the great ship in a few mo-
ments would have been dashed to pieces
on the lodges, if this puny creature had not
scented the land, and told them of their dan
ger. Then they cruised along for some DAYS;
and the cricket sang for them every night
Just as cheerily as If she had been in far of
Spain, till they got 10 their destined port
the Island of Catalina.
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DAndIew j.. Houston, a descendant of the
famous Sam Houston OF Texas. has protested
a2ainst'the erection of a monument to his
ancestor by means of a lottery scheme.
~ Ryman OF the San Francisco minstrels,
IN considering the school question, advises
the abolition OF all colleges, on the ground
That 1--WE have oarsmen enough
~ After seventy hours elaboration the
jury IN the case of The Paterson, N. j. Off
Gals, tried for cOrruptly reducing the taxes
of that city, were discharged, having been
unable 10 agree.
81 The Jersey City Presbytery has given
Mr.. GlendenniDg certificate of dismissiOn
to the Presbytery OF Peoria, Ill, sending al
SO an account of the proceedings on the
charges against him.
NJ a Mrs. Edwards, of Streator m ont
her baby's nose OIL while slicing bread with
he little chap in her lap. A physician was
called who pasted the nose ON again and
thinks he will be able to make 1t stick.
E.yIn England they are now building loco-
motives which are expected to draw trains
at the rate of seventy miles an hour. A
mile minute is quick enough for most
folks.
~Owen Trslly, wealthy BROOKLYN New
York. liquor de7ler and politician, familiar
ly known as cyan eater,' has been sem
fenced 70 seven years imprisonment for Bit
ing of q mans thumo.
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A MOST ATRoCIoCS MURDER has come To
light al Greenpoint, Long Island. A mans
head, which had been severed from the bod v
was found wrapped In newspaper between
lumber pile and a fence in q shipyard an
that place, on Saturday afternoon. 1t was
Identified by the features as the head of w.
w. simmons, OF Derby, Conn.,, who had been
working in williamsburg, ". Y (which lies
adjacent to GreenpOint,) and boarding with
family there. A physician gave the opin-
ION that the man had been murdered within
twelve hours from the time the head was
found. Detectives succeeded in tracing the
matter up yesterday and fixing the crime
upon Victor KretZ, an Alsatian, who, after
studied efforts to escape detection, betrayed
himself. The butchered limbs and body of
his victim was found at his house, where the
murder was committed. Robbery is the
supposed motive, though the murderer
averTed that Simmonds had dlshonored his
family -
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FOR THE BENEFIT OF INSURERS-A bin
has been Introduced in the New York legis-
Iature which prohibits any life insurance
company from declaring lapsed or forfeited
any policy unless not more than sixty or
less than thirty days before the premium is
Que the company shall give notice for the in
hufed, stating the sum required and the day
when due. II will also give insured thirty
days OF grace If he pays interest on the sum
required after maturity until payment.
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4 True story OF one woInan's Wrong
=. GENTLEMAN "HIGH IN POSITION BUT
LOW IN MORALS.

- GENTLEMAN "HIGH IN POSITION BUT
Low IN MORALS.
In TIE argument OF Mrs. Sara j. Spencer
president of The Board of Trustees of the
Girls Reform School, before the Senate Com
mittee on the District, among many other
incidents under her own observation she re-
lated the following: a pretty young orphan
ilTl was earning her living honestly bV her
Leetle, and The lady who employed her sent
her occasionally on errands To a gentleman
high in position. IL was a charming but too
easy task for 4 man whose elOquence and
magnetism can sway the hearts of multi
tudes, 10 persuade an ignorant girl that her
eyes were 100 beautiful to drOOp and grow
dim over needle in dark room; that she
was born To be wOrshipped by the nobiest IN
the land; thai Glove was duty, and duty
law" Sweeter than her dreams OF heaven
was all this 20 her listening ear, until he dis
covered that she would soon be the mother OF
his child. Then he burst upon her with a
torrent OF 1nVectlye for preSuming to say il
was his. He could prove in court that she
was girl of the streets. He told her never
Ggpize him anywhere; that IL was impossible
q girl like her should know who was the
father of her child. land, oh!' she said TO
me, dropping at my feet, crushed with sOr-
row, "he was The only one in all the world
who could know how ihnocent was That is
The most cruel blow of al. II could ONLY
die, after that! never thought OF the court.
i only thought he would surely take care of
me and the baby" And so he would doubt
less; bot If he had protected her during her
hlnes3, and provided for the child. he would
have given evidence against himself, which
so pOiitica gentleman did not propose tc for
nlFii- When al the danger was past he f0r0dte
ler for her folly, and the dread and anxiety
he had suffered on her account; procured
employ ment for her, and in less than wear
she Was again mother, Her protector had
The two infants EARNED out =" and both died
i trust, 6 natural death.
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n UISE listed BANK PREsIDBNT.-A well
known bank president OF Worcester, accord
lrg To the Gazette, is disgusted. He re-
marked on hearing of the bank robbery at
southampton: "Im sick of this rascaiIv
VIII any body. I'd rather be an old farmer,
living on a cross road. four miles from the
sight OF every body, with a barrel of cider
ara two hogs, than to have anything to do
with banks. money Or mon
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SUIT ON A PRoSIssoEY NorE-In the
supreme Court in General Term to-day the
case OF the Second National Bank OF I.aav-
fnworth, Kansas, against Samuel ). SmOot,
=. c. PomerOy and r.. II. Daring was Ir,arri:
lien. CIitteEdeD for TIE defendants. and Mr.
h fendall for the plaintiff THIS was a suit
on 4 pfonlfsOIy note given by SmOOt and
POmeIOy 10 Darling for = 0C9. navable 81
The BeavenwOrth bank, at the rate OF - ppr
cent per annum, dated November, ISIS. II
appeared IN evidence that the note Ia cues
ton was renewal. and 10 was testified ihaf
although dated st LeavenwCrth. the notes
were made here md sent To Kansas The
Defendants excepted 10 that part of the
charge mat the notes must he considered q
LeaNen worth tTauSaC. tCn where dated ar
Leave worth but made . y EshiBgjOu, the
bank being al LeaVCLVor:h.
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LED AsTRAY.-Alfred Reddick a youth 16
years of age, formed HdisOn some months
ago with the wife of David Rees in Nash
vile, Tenn. Friday Mrs. Rees forbade Red
dick coming to see her, and some time later
lie went INTO her husbands apartment pro
cured a pistol and killed himself. Rej3icx
seemed passiOuately fond of Mrs Rees. The
coroner's jury found verdict OF suicide.
Ofthe deed. ~
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DEATH OF AN OLD CITIzEN.-Mr Joi,E G .
Robinson, one OF the oldest residents OF the
District, died this morning at the residence
OF his son in-law, Joseph =. StettinUs, on
street, near 9Th. he was 20 years of age.
Capt. X. was a soldier OF the war OF 1872, and
was sergeant at the battle OF BladenSburg.
he resided for many years on 18th street. be-
tween u and ii, but for the last few years
lived in the eastern part OF the city. Fog
many years he was one Of he lumber in
spectOrs OF the city, and under the old corpO-
ration was CON missioner. fulfilling in
every position his duties 10 the letter. He
was one OF the Oldest Odd Fellow in the pfs-
frict-a mem Der OF Central Lodge, No. l. and
the Grand IOdge-and for a uumser OF wears
was the janitC- Of the h.ll on : IN street. Both
Of these bodies make arrangements this eve
ming for his funeral.
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Inc tALTdOruIllaT@ curative D01TPrs OF fharf
waters In the Pec11ioT Diseases Of Women. IN
affections Of the Urinary Organs; Ia DUylsaara
and In Cody aud R8e7mlGtio A rec'tG1s Is
vouched for by some OF the hest meIfca
talent OF the country. They are for sale bv
RiGwell & Son, 1881 street; Charles SOFT 4
Co, iSO Pennsylvania avenue. washington,
II. C.; FicklIng & WEIGH. ~ II "A street.
Georgetown, ID. c; ana r.. \. Lsabaater a
Bro, s.! Fairfax street, Alexandria, Va
ESPamphlet can he hal OF the horses.
THOMAs r. GOODE. Proprietor,
1ts,mSw,6 Buffalo Lithfa Springs, Va.
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AwCsFNFNTS National THs0'er-Tacgfa
Mitchell. t1vOIits wherever she goes. UGt
particularly her. IN Washington, viii ap-
pear Tonight as o. CTcEOu.' ore Ofthe great
stage picture Cf the day Tie play IN winch
che ~ tie CcEjTGl figure, = Cua,ts aid
healthy u tone, ard by its beauty aud IN
Is not Necessary 70 eater II Gapr7 vel
tastes L. CIGer 10 ensure dramatic
success Maggie invests f-e cGaraCE-r
Oi "Fsu"rCL' with charm % is impOSsi-
bic 70 resist. Tie gradual change from the
IecE less, daring vlVacIty Of tie uutrzinGI
and ctSpised child in the first act 10 the
loved and loving, tie clear thinking, tue
hearted, anc UU-C sCUled woman in the fftl
enCe through every phase o. The transition
10 u ASpIy CeTOueUeEt. Size brings her
own company. Mr.. Harris and Mr.. Vary.
Ol htI support, are well and laVOTably known
the remainder Of her company has been Sc
lectCd with caTetgl reEari - their atapta-
bllty Tor he'll resi- e i've roles.
tCroS OFcTC II. tlss.-The programme for
Ibis week = the Streets New YORK.. >" with
Mr.. AldriCh IN the role OF tom Badger. .
Mr.. AldI.ch will be assisted by Miss Kate
Newton. Sir. Pearson, M. Durham. aad
OF eTs, and judging from the success of this
play heretofore tie presentation VIII be
very acceptable to admirers o. lively SeuSa-
tiOnal dramas.
Li,scO}g F0U-JOsh Billings gives one Ofhis
humorous readings tonight. Josh Is quite a
favOTlte, and as this is his farewell tour and
tonight bis only reading tie crowd Will
doubtless BE- large. The entertainment con
slstS of selections from his own productions.
seats can be secured at Metzerott's music
store.
7htGtcg Cb1l6gue-A very entertaining pro-
ETemme Is arran ged for this week. "MarcO
The Dwarf, or tine Girls on the Slide" VIII Dc
pre- @ent6d, also the Centennial chorus -
"TwO Jack SEepards," and a most of other
sfecialt!es.
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a. FISCHER enlarged his establishment by
removing 10 his new building, sos street.
doors west Of 9th street. Just = few ste1s
from his former place on 9th street, where re
1s ready 30 10 any Work IN bis lire IA has SD
periOT manner. KID Gloves ard Shoe.
Grape Wells cleaned a. a very short notice
Ladies Dresses cleaned without taken apart
and spots removed without Cisali-g t.8
dyeing speciality. HE-tr
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CITY ITEMS.


q very interesting article on Turkey. It's past
condition and promised reforms, illustrated
with sixteen ergrayings. appears In the Feb
rusry mum Der OF F'rC5gk LcS'is's P0la1u Noah
". Price 70 cents-l2S pages, - enCrsv .ngs.
For sale by all news agents, or Frank Leslie,
so Pearl street, New York city.
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UNNATURAL redness OF the nose. pimply
eruptions, black heads, moth patches uu-
timely wrinkles OF the face etfectually re
moved by DR.. Il. {. Perry. Also. moleS and
warts, so conspicuously disfiguring, are per
hsnently ard painlessly removed by tue
personal attention OF the Doctor n hts Der
matologlcal Ofiice, - Bond ST. New YORK.
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Louis vile Ny, IN consequence of the heavy
rims throughout the entire valley, rose ran
ldly Saturday, and residences. stores &c
along the levee were ii He'd with water. ami
the occupants nearly all fed elsewhere for
SAFETY. IL is feared the food will cause great
uainage 10 river property. No loss of life is
yet reported from the overflow.
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LOCAL. NE VS..
Amu.ements, &c, To.nfght.

NaiionGl ZhoGter.-Msggie Mitchell In Gan
chOn.,'
Fbrcrs OpeTu Rolse.-"The Streets OF New
YOTE."
Linccfl RoR.-Humorous reading by Josh
Billings.
7hedteT ConliqIie-" Marco, the Dwarf" the
Centennial Chorus, sc.
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Daily Wons VoSv pa.t

smds az the intelligent public patrpTize pr.
WHITES establishment. 1915 Pen Sylv uia,
opposite Wlllard'S hotel. for relief from
torns, Runions, Chilblaius. Invertai Nails.
Vascular Escrescencts, &C. Established 1851.
Zee 81,
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Est VIRGINIA STATE OFFICIALS IN
PEACHED.-A Wheelingdispatchs states that
john >. Burdett, treasurer of West Virginia,
was ON Saturday found guilty OF the arti-
cles OF impeachment preferred against him
in the legislature, and removed from, office
by vote of 20 to ). The Impeachment trial
OF Il. A RenneI, auditor of the state will
be COmmeT Ced to-day.
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LOB TIE CURE OF SORoFULa, for XMAS
Il EvIL,) Rheumatism, Osnsum ion, Ulcerous
Sores, Diseases OF the Liver and in, Weaknesses
and Irregularities peculiar to Woman, NensreeI
CHRONIC 10 every form. there is nothing eausl 10
the COBfDALlS COMPOUND. OHAS. sTOTT
n CO, $50 Pennsylvania avenue, Sole Agents
Manufactured ct goo b street southwest iaDSs 9gs
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MUTINEERS CONvICTED.-At the last ses-
sion of the United States Circuit Court,
Judge Bond presiding, held I'm Alexandria,
Arthur Randall and William MorsOn two
colCred sailors, one Of whom murdered a
man on board of vessel In Hampton Roads,
We're convicted of mutlny on the high seas
and remanded, by the judge, to Jail in this
ment Of mutlny is confinement in the peni-
tertiary. Judge Bond did not come to this
city on the 20th, as was expected. and the
two prisoners are still at the city Jail. The
regular term of the circuit court will not
commence before April, but the Judge ma Y
come around any time and pronounce the
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THE NATIONAL SAVINGS SAcz, corner o
new York avenue and 18th street. GAYS 5ns
MOE ID. Parking hears, 10 4 Ssfu-i - \
20 and fos yI,siSs7s
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SUITS ENrFRrD AGAINST DEBTORS OF

SUITS ENrFRFD AGAINST DEBTORS OF
JAY COOKE 4 Coon Saturday, Messrs
navidge and EendaD, for l.. VI. Lewis
trustee of Jay Cooke & Co. entered suit
against the yeSt-y Of 81. Johns parish,
Georgetown. on prumissOry note for ~ 600
made To Henry ID. Cooke by the veStry Of
said parish, April lG, 1851, and which the
plaintiH alleges has never been paid. Also.
Tor thc same, suit against Henry Hart and
W. Remsen, Individually and jointly. The
declaration alleges tEat the Potomac Ferry
Company, of which the defendants are stock
holders, on the list OF November, 1851, by its
pFoinlssory note, now overdue, promised 10
pay William II. Colt. president Of said com
PaDy, or order, S25.0J0, and said Colt indorseI
and delivered said note 10 Jay Cooke d Co.
before they became bankrupt, and said note
was duly presented for pa ynnent and dishOu-
oTed. and similar note. made on tina 1Sfl
of september, l,t5, for st .g7IS7, under similar
circumstances, was delivered TO Jay CoOke
& CO., and was presented and dishOnCEed,
and the plaiEtif claims ST ,S.1g4.