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New-York tribune., 1876-01-24
Special Notices.
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Cornell University Student
desires employment IN order 20 procure means for eompet
preferred refer 10 well known people IN tho
city or tAo University Address CORIELL Tribune Office
All those who were connected With tho BOSTON LATIN
SCHOOL during the of the late Dr. FRANCIS GARD
NER requested to meet At the office of BLAIKIE 2os
Broadway Ncwfork, TUESDAY, 2Jh inst at p. 70
tAke appopiiate notice oi his d.a.h
A Journalist large experience. furuish the
highest test0nas IS u ehdractr ad eapacI wishes 70
ny ~esH IT, ga eva m 81 h nfoIs me 10 .trsf rors
r refers by permission 10 the Editor Of Tho Tribune Ai
dress y. ~" lroune Countngroon
Edward 81 Dixon E!itor Of The sespel Las removed h,
private hospital 10 Mad soIaSe, one square from Central
Park. New.fork city SPACIOUS single ami Communicating
apartments and every comfort provided Sp
cla Di cases q the Bladder st2ne temoye by Iltho.
stTietuTe nsanty reos ei by Dr Ds CIcthrotone var:
eocee HtmorrhUs and the more obscure Diseases Of the
g. cyeninrs Or. DiIon's residence 20 Fthay.,
Sew York toT treatment of these diseases abridged from
The sape n siH volumes Of 800 PAGES each neatly bound
for the hblary Sis Every lne from tAe psn OF Dr. ID on
of great value - the whole human rice oace Or ey
"Gnvrous AK Ia Chnpelle sulphur Baths" 81 Great
JoU.sst BoNery. These wOrdrenowned baths are en-
trey newly renovated and uOw Kept from O6 Speoal
use, f directions how ,se C. o D. 10 al plrs
OF the United states JOHN PRUrER Prop eor.
Pos,-Gm,s Not,r~.-Ths FOREIGN MAILS FOR the
on TUESDAY at - ~ Tor Europe. per seaner Dasota,
per steamer Russia Queenstown; IHU al IL
for Euope per steamer kopsock, wa Plymouth Cher
siat %aes Ireland aud fi1hcs per steamer Republic va
Gae,ns,owu ana q n 10. scotland pei .,'amsr B.l VIZ
America wa southampton aud Bremen Mai. IoI q NJ.
Japan &T, VIII Leave san francisco, Feb l. 1875 Mails tor
Australia NeN Loaaud@c "il leave san FRANCISCO hso'
The Congress and Empire spring Company Of sara:
iGDiDE OF AMMGSIX is 1neqniled. They never .sv
suyt tsne IKE Tits effects are magical w..
sold al druggists Depot No t5l sixth ave. Ne"-fOfk
oGii % - its aid u per bottle.
New-York tribune., 1876-01-24

Chaconne and for the other the Gavctte OF Bac
which he played ut late Philharmonic concert
New-York tribune., 1876-01-24
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a,ram.ip south Carolina Nickerson, Charleston JAM 20
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New-York tribune., 1876-01-24
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All those who were COM

All those who connected With tho BOSTON LATIN
SCHOOL during the of the late Dr. FRANCIS GARD.
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Broadway Ncw-IOrk, TU ~ DAY. 25t inst, D.
take appropriate notice Of his deah.
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New-York tribune., 1876-07-03

,iustry TO which New England devoted her growing
energy brisk market opened IN TUE Wes' ihdloT
aud as fast the niannfneiures OF IS'"h s'ra"t '
life houe buit for the ooastinx u'u" !"
1876 55a vessrs said Ia hav" been onil' W n"
and IN l73I the massachusetts uoinmerc,a bet ud'h
hered 800 sail exclusive OF ooJ vess's employed h tue
fisheries sh-building prsIering III Tue "'"o,
cou,.s Tn. colonial merchants now sohght To rHeh'
their trade 60 vsrous ports OF the world IN tue 'ee'h "
the restruiiys ieglslatuB - Great Btltan' lido o"
band trade enlisted not only the fortunes ont "e ~
ana. "a, I'm. shipowu.rs N,ne-ioufbs OF tie mercbnn's
were engaged 10 smuggling. Jonn hanc cs "Ar ""' "
the boldest shposuers In the c"hu'"'au "
Iopatap Trrubull and Alexander Hamilton also were
Interested ,u IT, -,
Tue una ximum of the imports OF the Coonies VI 'o"
England New YORK. Pcnnsy vania, Virginia. ana Mary
land ws reached IN i77I that Of the Cdro'nas III I'VE
and that of Crorgia IN 1878. rno exports "i NeW
England fell l6,5Ss In 1873 D" s762 IN l''o anu
those Of New-York in the same proportion The export
trade OF Virginia and the CarOhas WAS IL .u'uoS ~
great as that Of England, but when the Defamation
was signed had virtually suspended When 'he
states had had time for breath after the Revolution
thtre was vigorous revival of trade. FROM 1872 to
1907 exports aad imports shot up with eStr''uih"ry
rapidty During the long period of commercial derreS
Sion ending IN 1880 they averaged S7s'oOOooo. Tue
OF 1887 cased anDtier declne ana thoh ~ ~
ares IDLY, untl in 1860 the exports eAoorded
100000 900 and the Imports 1862 100000. the prin
cipal exports wheat, n0ur cotton, tobacco ~fk
ham butter aud cheese during the last ID years pet o.
eum has become one OF leading stapes for export
I'm 1919 the imports exceeded S642 100000. ana the ch
ports S626 600 the Development o' foreign trad"
during the decade having been unprecedented
Tue only drawback the marvellous progress whch
these statistics reveal Is the fact that the nteina"na
comnerce of the Uuitsd STATES present carred oh
manly IN foreign bOttons. Previous to 1869 from 20 10
30 per cent of the mcrcnaudse whcn entered ana 'ei
.ar purts was borne Dy American vessels la 1864 tn'
uerccutae had decreased to So IN 1868 to ib tnd Ia
1871 to From lo72 to 1879 there whS cols'do'"oe
ucre,se in the strength comulercia navy th'
fo,al tonna.. having risen 20 4sj3 7J2 The develop
mani of duulsstio commerce nas been ouOrinous-
New-York tribune., 1876-07-03
MINING.
I of the mineral resources of

The development of the mineral resources OF
tine United state. crowung worK oi the Liai ""I
.eptury Of American history. Daring the colonial
oerod f. W crude atlenuU, mtd5 to III Nc c"pp1r
and lead aud iron ores worked with partial success
IN p,trsvlvana Coal was mined IN vr-;nia early as
1850. but the anthracite o, Eastern Pennsylvania was
not discovered l770 The extent of the productive
c,a.irlds now known IA l25O0U square miles. iie Az
pa.e,iaD field has an OF 10000 square miir' ana
sIlr crs the Peunsy wanna antrac cte beds ahi tH'
-e,t Unanimous tract which eXcnUs INTO Aaband ana
OHIO In 1891, 45.4l3.j4O tons OF coal were Ld'h
rhe anthracite beds will be exhausted III IL" gen ~
t,,s but the supplies of ttr btumlno coal arr end
ess Tie first petroleum oll wen srdk n 1897 T"o
prodrci IN 1874 was over lO50O,OuO barrels OF crude
OIL and the yalne of Tie exIurl was ueary T3lOOUOO0
The iron ore produced by 10 States III 1870
a,yrecate over 3 900 tons. Onohrl o. when cane
rom Pennsylvania The copper mines oi Lahe superior
were not opened until ls49 In ls7I the total pf"dht-
fou exceeded 5000 .Os. Since the god discoveries ol
lS47 In, United states have held tie inst place III TIE
produce oo of tie precious metals Placer mining was
fo wed b. the hydraulic ucih~, and at this tme Tao
main pruccss il quartz mining Tne discovery u the
W,hoe nuos and CostrcR !oda IL sos promoted III
widest speculation and ultimately collapse III tLe
value OF minns enales In the reaction that eu'Icd
MINES were examined with greater care ana less h''S
UIs wasted in profile undertakings. IL 1893 thrlr
WAS d crease in yird Of gold tut ia 1850 miles
we're ope.u IA many districts, ana the rnppiy rhh
ii, ry, Il 900 900 90 ss,UUU,UOG ia 1866 Tie total
production oi gold N tae United Statca Ia 1873 was
36 900 GOO m tr grand total OF gud anu slNer fioin
81 a. 1873 was al 800, ,OOG,OOO.
New-York tribune., 1876-07-03
DECISIONS July /.

>np-enr Court -Ch,mhera-By Judge Donohuc.-
iarb.s-n art Van Nalk,nDursh ei ali Ar srI ag H. aAs
4,ln"L' Lr"i"r At. 4 Ei2 80 Il al IN 49, l' o.55
a- ,uiir Allen kavara j., ~ land sgt ms
cr Of &ad ITot asr ID. "Yota c Il shell Mar r
Gem. auy i:,-cns eu a = ,islol %ci 'l' oHmaAei aS.
-al-tirantel NatI a-t tg-pg,ree % cree crs.'cL
liIn, ''' H. Ie m-.trT 81 Eri-lio,n gr uIra
~ t o pT,GSo tns r.ca on % paTurn "a. 4 70
g&"s & - ,'i,"' , r, 10 1. m Is Mar. so 'i n Tas bond t.
l49c s,iae AT Sainr.~No.io'a sIantd mar..dln
A,a IN. al. ia, Ia. Au tie
the i,nt drbi' pad t,,ngr a. To e-s "r JulP
jark ast Hiy-Drllei br'' at 3D. ct Al ,,,o ;ogo
wthout coos Aneirun a. barrow Alouon iof
It siay s'aIG Sor.a lt hs sa eiy for me Rsor aou
inyePr iij yylrH T,r a' and S. s pa L., aa Ca
p - Eco.,9A ikea s, m ' t aoint ', o. 80
Tfu5t Iohyi 2. ~, az. '',, W o'l,, t'o'I N'' " ~
Hni is..- Jug ID & ''; a., m 0 ,noI ~ @ as m M n
49, age 1t, c Ano.k az Manufacturing Comp1uy
a, si.-'tl J lo.t
y JudFe rs Ia IA 60, a e. Annldo u ''s'
B, Ju.ge ia"r ace.-'!'nr at t"i.o et all nen
= Sean- Iar by in gr Donch e.-smth agt Frank
@. dJuaSment "s Ii-i'hL Ints as| ram" i'-'i''"'
,a01ior Court. .>aoraI rcrm-By Judge SedSwlck.
Wooi"lfd @ eA'iion -r'n1,d "iti 7tl 'o5's, % "irn
aod vltin 'a,s, on rLy.h5 rae c15 ot tii5 mo'on
M.tua gIau.ci. abide even. M Az m a.
rne p ur -noad nve Jhnsne"t a, de- rI tm li con-
s,i,jsl4. ,l-l leave plalniin 10 'us"'r cnh1u. al
cul.irror S,.g ra!L Jytsyr.-jlouol denied oran-
n a Va t', 'hS Co. e. memo M fS % na .l D1l, Ak &4i~S
iutiu. drls, ln ros,s to ID,.e event Wen Az, s.her
,onnoy e, otoI drn.'! "it'o i[ o'str nr.or "a m
nj ,tr "SiSu ioT n c ION r d, ceivcr de.
uiri. s.it 80 -, O. dJ'ie event. inai"r r'!dm
~ Jass Nl . o. az ta1eu a. - 49, "a, yeeanqns ,,,2
uual Juashehi ,Ah be lna"' la moi''' "'"'
New-York tribune., 1876-07-03

the West and extended tue nav,gahle wnier-fn~ La"
mles inlsnd Felnsviran,a. Mar'lnnh N'rg'D'a' "u'"
Indiana End MIN iolV esl 10. lead ~ 'wr"Ih
and IA, u 40 thrro were $3.50 miles o canal In operation
wear after ;hs completion of the Ere Canal tbr "'s'
charter for thr struct.,n of American ralr"an
un. granted II wAs h abort tramwaN of three 'b'ss
from Boston To the Neponset River Tw" years '"ie'
Charles carroll ~ Carr"lton. who had signed Tie pt
,rattop broke ground the baltimore and ON" aii
r,,sd Ths cir were ny hprseS after IN. hinr" o
a, atempt t pro,,-I rhen ~ sailA u WIS mol uh''
Az that ioc,notves stia-bed ." the cars nt"n
had ALREADY been Applied Jo navigation. aud Capt '"i
n.Iins Vanderbilt was thes the wire-l"isr ~ -ram
,ai of the New York and Philadelphia linr lie apWr
e,atsd the wur-reachins Importance ~ F"'i"ns sn'en
tion and had abandoned profitable har"r
business 10 serve apprenticeship IN the .tenm-
boat business He already proiiotng thai
steam would swe.p the sails frrm tile -e1 bt lie h'ir
4 ned thai tbe halfcentury of -tam. which hah
openrd the IocoorIve driver br grrsi"r p"wer
in The COMMERCIAL world thin the uaddr- wheel When
the Declaration signed there two steam engines
of crudest deslg gD IN the United States There are TO
day 1853 miles ~ railroad 10 operation with an ogtse
gate capital of Si.b5s.2OS.3O aud gross earnngs o'
S5O O66. sos. paying dividends Hlupuntlng To S42't
POS an moving 200 900, 900 tons 81 r'igh Tnr captS
vita the exec itInn u tho Eric Champaiu, Deaw"r"
ami RarItan Delaware aui C1cslpea6c, and The Dria
ware and II ldpin have gvcu place to The rir0tis ahl
"A large eXtrnt 81 mileage has been nOtnd'ned
TIC teIctrapb ST rVicr OF United states Il now
rroderra Nv seven 20 pnrauns, c"DtroltnZ So,Uo mh
wire line and carrying ll""'OO' 'heord@'p ah""'''
New-York tribune., 1876-07-03
TIE COURTS.
TREATMENT OP .rTRTLES

Henry Bergh. On behalf If the Society Tor
the Prevention of trity Animals on Saturday pr"
.eni heiorr Jusrires Whistler Bxhy and sinth In she
touu Of sprriaI ses-ious, 4 charge against Eugene "
Birkfnd ~ cruelty t snibais The gis ~ We charge
wa. the keeping ~ turtles their bscts Win lher
nippls perforated aud tied. Mr.. BEickford ap
reared a. his OVID counsel TO dcfend the SUIT
officer Field OF Mr Brrgh's society esi'h-7'
10 sccng 80 turtles their back the nipl~is o'
each ued There coaglafef blood IN the
.perturr- where the tip. pierced. and where IN
ah was pres.-d blood flowed The eyes of the turtles
too looked glazed and dull, giving An expression of
agony. The veterinary surgeon Of the Society. d.
Hroiherton corroborated Officer Fields Testimony. Prof
Chuuder President of the Board Of Health. hrlirv"
chat tur'l. placed hack With its hipperr picrr-d
nnd suffered run Dr. Bell editor Of Ths hanitar"m
was Of opinion that the mode adopted in New-f0rk hnd
elsewhere securing les cru, and calculated
~ ujnrr he FISH of TIE nimal article OF food
The Rev Dr. Reed of BroOklyn. Formerly professor Of
anatomy aud puysiology In "A Western college. test ned
tor the defns that frun rrnrBts I've had MADE mus
tf;,ting his rumarks by exhibiting live turtle, hr ha
come courlnsIun that turtle on ~ th" water ~l
lrrl more comfortable aud breathe mere rccir on lis
bncE dian ia position, and WIZ" 10 elthei
ra.r II nu t,ss suffered pain II suffered l'sS III he io
urr The defense about TO call otbtf Witnesses
gurn the .cdrd that II had heard srnrh uTtl
mo ~ and drfcn liant uu the ground mat
cruelty not ~Iliiu in his cdso but necessary
New-York tribune., 1876-07-03
CUURCU AND SCHOOL.

Washington made an address 10 the Quakers
IN 80 IN which he 30 Che ground tnHt was
not responsible man tor his fath, Nhile men, sara
he pcr,rm their social duties uy they do all that
society or the with pyOprety denai or expect
AMI renain responsible only to their Maker for the reI
i or modes OF faith whcn they prefer OF profess
on this broad American platform of equality the rehs'
ious demon natl have on IN their own way The
Methods BiptisJs, AMI COngreg ona1's haV" made
rapid progress, The three comiunnlonS conPrs
jnl to- ~ .bout oUe-thr oi the total population In
go there were ~. .Ij9 rrgations and 630S2 re-
i.s ed Gees, with total ~ u TOO O62 sittings, or
10 every nnabtat~. The aggregate value Of the prop
,.-fy ownel by the religious denominations was S3o4
4S3.jst.
The New gland system from the outset WAS based
upon the fuci pie Of local responsibility Every to"b
was required to urnlsl mtay and good schools as
the population anl ntog genCe ~ the comm H'ty re-
qulrcd President Dwight used to boast that here wac
zcarcely a ci Il ~ Connecticut who OF taught read
ins writing, ard generally arihmrtic. The common
schuul system received osniti"u IN h" conStt u"hs
II the New-England States, and school laws were
adopted by New-York and Pennsylvania without delay
Vr-ilia was backNad educational TREASURES
although jefferson took pains TO prepare thr dra OF
school Jaw New-Jersry. Maryland. ard South Carolina
also ,lrsued datory policy. fnc emgrnts from New
England were 10 their Instincts, and introduced
the common school system ~ the Western States
The educational sys rm throu hout the cOuniry il To-
day homogeneous throughout tue cOItncnt, the chIfic-
ter.sc feature being the popular priIl school In
l77G there few intermediate schools alth"u; the
movement tha rstiOis inout of gam ndr ahl hsh
srgnois we're gathering force. trlY tho celtlry
academies onndcd IN the Northern StatrS ana
cSs gavc place TO high schools the revival 0f euc'
jon conducted By Horace Mana. IN 1870 The school
population was lt.Oou.0OO;. tie number Of enrolled
rhoars over SOOO,0dO; the nuIber ~ teachers. 2ll,
500 an the annual expense oi the system r75,OooOOo
Fl 4 ID Du,pSp
New-York tribune., 1876-07-03
CEN. TERRl'S EXPEDITION
rue YELLOWSTONE RIVER NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
RIOS ESTABLISH d WITH GEV-GiBBDN'S CoLuIH
-THE NENr MARCH.

rue YzLLpwsrnNE RIVER EE>cHEn-couNUNicA-
RIOS ESTABLISH d WIFI GEN. Gibbons CoLUIY
-THE NEXr HAECIL
CAMP YELLOwaTOyE AND TONGUE RIVERS,
In~ In, Last clter nrousll tie 80 imani 20 Camp
y, D. Oh 4 forS Andrews crrok west II the Little
Missouri The scouts VINO carr ei the mlil nto Fort
Lincoln lett It apIlt ID D. jIn' |. cold. lz ns
r,in Al a. that lay the ground was covered Win
snow. anI we were enj,yin. tr unusual luA lry Of -
Iuuc snoV-,torm On saturday June ,, the expedition
inarcIrd - miles AID uprd on Big Br"yer Geek e
tibuar, ot the Little Missouri. Durin" lie m r"h we
were met by from the stoyhal" On the lt,iOw-
Stone bearing dispatches nom. Major. Moore. COM
ri,niIu:. tbcro anI also from Gen. GiDhnu.
rIo latter was then near TIE RDsebua
River. ant htd seen occasional hunting Iar.irs
~ Indians. Tarre " us ucn hal been All IL H. IL
gdtcHr> hrcu bg"I-ht down ti~ river -sih 80 tnc
s,ocKllc 10y three vol IuieoS 1;'.s u" hld- ~ Hhu
4 change 10 uarCI. oar Ft.,ur~e changed due
s,,Its on iuuc = rn T-r-y ,s,,r Ted hy tvo com
ol airy. nIrcr.i 70 thr mOIth oi P'"uer
RIVER 10 cuuuuulrli" with iht boat VII rh hIi boon
sem from the stocaae lie fo.ud n thcr. and di-o nct
Major Br,Jtn O tIo 1i Cay,tiIy aI,. Cap. C,GJrs
eo.upmy o. tLe IN iniIn,r'. f'rm'ug the ad'ance
guul nf Gen Gibuun's column Gu Gibbon was thrn
about - mi,es up tnr west bank pf Ga. stream.
Gn irsr, tuoA the boat an directed the march Of ns
columl srl tIc Tongue Escr near whjc river Il Is
stppp>rd tiJt r indians are enctu eel UpoI the re-
tHru ui IN Grn rl 'diIL tIe ul-h 81 duur column
N.s i.uz.L. ,lnEIltcd by Cob Eaup yousi,, ~ Ui
E'pgu~ ItvS',, icDru, ,ail's. >mttI, C.,h,Jns aud
IirrH guns tic. oi the 7tu .tvLry, c1.,titujus
uIs rIslt w,n-, Gitins gun uuirr i"rhi kiu1ir ari
adcu'cument ~ tt,n scouts e. pr,crei recon.
ni>siuce tHr Pbylsr River AMI tIcu sritc acr,,,
Ia the m'hih 81 I1hSl" RIVER biu irEuucl t!c cXp"
dtinu the PpNd River until - mprniug ui june -
started u North Ac>criy direction, al Che
u riu hama Tor tne ~ tIe T.V.l. We
marched "a mi.S, auI rsE'Icl tie Nr!idwsf one
lI hlSrI about ., p p, @' 81. SS'e IA. H'.s We
battalion ~ 6tn luLutrY. fIe slncklde In 20 D..
an nd mel and lrpt VIII be r-tabis rd here Ihe
FAr West reiu'hs to ur sigcSl lr tu7J 10 orns d"Nu
me rest o. the and MIr looms d. h
Infantry TI- wli prDbt1il M n" a,i cnau-e of
Iu.rtIJB vita tIe outside world thdt Viii he vuurh-
- le. a. for IIC inprs~suu tpp-Ir- L.
Geu Ter viii icavc acre III iaf "r =" With the
rtvilry Ihr tatIHg battery. unI pack IN. Tor tur
run Kivrr. O." form lu i'fi wtb Col = 10 II ~
generally supposed Lustr sioux r~aiGIrd
o, Ia. ,outl side % the Nc.l1WStuu+, > tAech tue
Tongue aud Bg Horn rivers. Con. tiuO. D. believed 10
b ad aucing aud uIrub'rs oi this cNpstiua nope
..,u ,o l "a hi- command We nave trLcIod $40
tniies and our amin ais are la a Haze condition
New-York tribune., 1876-07-03
CIVIL MOTIFS.

Only the Special Terms of tho Common Pleas and
SUI error Corts oren today Judge Westjroos VIII
SIT IN suprrrne chambers wr'nssday snd JGGg,,
Of omm,n Pleas and Super or court
The proceedings taken by the Society for the
Reformation Juvenile Drnqueuts 10 compel Anna Eva lay
to close her sIirro or take ont License under
law requ license 'or exhibitions oi tsrL,
uggirry, Sc. fc,id d by Judge on"hu' ~ SnPehe
ConJt CEamb-rs saturday IN favor Of the society
siurrogat, Calvin. in the matter of the hnai af-
cnuptipg of the Paran decided saturday
against Of Mrs stevens eAecutrx on SeVrrn
r-ns IT, In dispute was about nCoo; ~ whicl
onc Of the 'XocuiGrs
The argument of the motion for leave to -ue in the
name the Attorney General the Bieecker street Rar'a
Company prevent eas Of IT, set down for yeHter
lay supreme Court Chauhrr he Attorney General 3a,
rriu I'D 70 low te case 70 rrorfrG se ,,aT ne
yia in the cion tie motion WIS adoHrue to July 10
In the Snprri,r Court Special Term, on Saturday
IN g sSicE gave his decision in the of Joseph a.
Mills ac Gol 9th TIE acton was brought
10 rc1, or 500 upo IN various gold Ian- tinns made
BLACK F az Sept. 23 1863 The defendants demurTr 10
aiH ca uinq tat d uof contain facts +rhrn
10 , acton judge sedgwick 'a'rs =
and di.ud-s"s The CON m. 1ut runs tAV' 10
tn ia HtG ameDdrd aiut within 2Od on
payment Of costa
Frederick W. Schmae and william Frohwiftcr
have brought against the Western Union Telegraph
Company. their co matt that they are brewers
manufacturing and vendin lager herF that on
Aug 1873. Clarx GoOi~in. L. .erbeor dealers IN th
city, SOFT Dispatch reqarng p'i1fs TO deliver certain
uauti'cs ~; I.Vr beef The Telegraph Company not on}
rgit ed this bt returned the nli wing
yuur uo>-hst 40
deli erred The plaintiffs 5000 dtut,eh Jnd%e
,rvtrx saturday grautn notion striking out certain
sis.eIuents the comp Ant.
In a suit brought by Warner H. Rasin, aSslgnee IA
bankrrDicy oi Monr & Campbell of Philadelphia. against
AmmHoau Lane of city. to recover packa OF
ac,s valued Al - poD Judge Van Worst, snprrmc Court
sy.c ~ Tor The defendants The bansrI'S WITHIN
ot oI ts before thin suErutcy pledged ur lacos with
the drnGauis security the extension ~ otesc note
tue n dcfcudau hO that, though the fac
had anWe their pl"er To 20 ~ P"u|t vas rV
rncs trr lxruptcy uiisut be eXp4net away. aSd
the ,planatnus debtors III give u Ann down. LAM
Co we're s1cl bri wing hcy sdf
irIl ~ un,y temporary M The evidence snow
drfru "a l. he p.'gri goIl- ~ E'Ol llh
vithnrt actual Insolvency OF Mouoli Camp
bell he ID ther
New-York tribune., 1876-07-03
ys>HFNGEES JLRiyED

FROM LIvER!ppL-In ,teiasatg |erHtHic, JnIy l.
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