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LOCAL BRENITlES.

The harvesting continues to bt
pushed with gratifying results.
Another grand moonlight picnic il
In order. Where shall 1t be?
To-day week the Dallas and Deni.
lson base ball clubs, at Denison.
The dust yesterday demonstrate d
the demand for more sprinklng.
One hundred reams tissue paper at
Reed ~ Lathrops at " % a ream. I'D.
Don't fail to 20 to the Tabernacle
for Ice cream and sociality tonight.
Have your watches and jewelry
repaired aud warranted az Webb's, 500
Main street.--Ad.
The banking house of Messrs. Gas
ton " Thomas has been handsomely
painted outside, and fitted up inside.
Meat is to be sold only In the
Markethouse hereafter, instead of the
present system of conveniently located
shops.
--"Jack Hardy and "Belle Bark
ley" our great racers, have left for
Chicago.
Auction to-day, Dubois fifty saw
cotton gin, In new and good order, at
Hill McMurtray Il Co.'s. 400 Elm
street.--Ad.
The work Of arranging our new
office and getting the presses and ma
chinery into position is no small labor,
but In few days the decks will be
cleared and everything In the press
room ready for action.
III you are going to Cheyenne
Springfield, Neosho, Vinlta or New
Orleans, and want to save money, 70
to Jahnson 4 Manget, LeGrand Hotel,
ana buy your ticket. They bay tickets
to oil points,--Ad.
--DeStefano Bros, No. 1913 Mains
have just received fifty boxes of choice
Messina oranges and lemons, also n
large stock Of nuts, candles and tropical
fruits, which they offer to the trade at
the lowest pr es.--dd.
Our patrons will please take notice
thatTHE HERALD office IL on the ground
door, where oil matter of business are
alone transacted. The editorial room
sup stairs where no matters of bust.
ness are, Of course, transacted.
Married on the evening of the 9th
instant, at the residence Of the brides
father In this city, by Rev. NJ. Ii.
Nicely, Mr.. Edmund Glanding, Of
fhiiadelphia, to Miss Susie A. sun.
man, Of this city.
The Mayor gives notice that sealed
proposals will DO received for feeding
prisoners In the city calaboose, for tho
next twelve montha The same to be
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arauAa. nihhla 4 Cook.

LAW and Land ONCE 6O9 Elm street. over
Blake and jenkins We offer for sale ana
exchange and lease lands In Dallas, Denton
Wise, Montague. Grayson, Rockwall. kaui'
man, Hill, Navarro, Lampasns, Comanche
Coleman, Young, Throckmerton ana clay
counties. our facilities for locating lands
nre excellent. We have several improved
farms In Dallas county for sale at bargains
also some very desirable city property II
you are looking for land give M cal VIZ
examine titles, furnish abstracts and make
specially OF legal business connected with
real estate. Messrs. Graves and Dlbble o.
our Arm, are practlclng attorneys, and vii
Rlye prompt attention to all legal business
a,trust,d 10 them. mayo
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MeNlIlA and Nngle.

The trial Of Blevius and eagle has
heen set for Friday afternoon Mt A
o'clock, ut which time IL will come OIL
before Justice Peak. Messrs. Hurt &
smith have been retained for the de-
Tense of Blevins, and Messrs. Eblen Il
Sterrett and j. J. Brooks for the de.
Tense of eagle. George N. Aldredge,
County Attorney, will appear for the
State, assisted by General John J.
Good and Major 4. c. Nearby, who
have been retained by the prosecution.
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Paint.

Our city would look n hundred pei
cent better If the owners Of business
property alone, would turn in and have
their stores painted some cheerful, ser
viceable color, like the First National
Bank is. Many Of them already begin
to present II very shabby appearance,
just for lack Of . little paint. Messrs.
Castor n Thomas have followed suit,
now who will do likewise. Let the
summer be devoted painting, white
washing and cleaning Dallas generally.
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For grain / ne the prospect OF Il
good business J fine. With the IN
creased faciiit = provided since last
crop for hand lg grain, Dallas ought
to attract at le. I a third more wheat
than she shiI I'd last year. As for
cotton, it Is to. ,arly to form any Idea
of what will l. done. The crop locks
and promises Ill so far, but cottor is
not the most c tain crop in the world
always, and H. re is many slip ne
tween the tenc rplant and the snowy
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All advertisements from parties with
whom we have no account, must be PAID
N ADVANCE.
All advertisements must be handed In be.
fore0P M, TO insure insertion IN the nox'
day " issue. IL,
All Job Work, except 10 parties WIN
whom We have current accounts, must DC
PAID FOX ON DELIVERY.
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Ats. iralson, bli Main street, for the next
sixty days, will sell my entire stock OF
Summer Millinery Good twenty-five per
cent less than importing figures, in order to
make room for Fall stock. This reduction
includes trimmed as well az untrimmed
goods. Come and satisfy yourselves OF the
fact. All orders for Millinery Goods promptly
attended 10. Turban and Centennial hats
daily received. InayW-tf
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a Circt lniing Library.

Here is cit, of fifteen thousand in,
habitants with ut a circulating library,
and handful [ books, mostly novels,
on hand, and nothing to be had to
read but trashy periodical magazines,
with now and len good one. This
state Of affairs 'ught to be remedied.
Dallas should I'D must have her cir
culating library The thing, properly
managed, will pay. Now, who will
take this bull b the hornsH
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III Musicale.

Summer il I. very season for keep
ing up this del ghtful CLUB, and it is to
be hoped that re members will soon
meet again II d arrange for regular
meetings. Tn e is too much musical
and vocal tai ut here to permit o. its
lying idle til summer, whilst the
refining and ennobling influence
which surrounU the divine art must
not be ignoret 1t is suggested that u
meeting be cal d for Monday night
by request.
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Mr. Jules Schneider one Of our lead
ing citizens, who leaves for Europe to-
day, was serenaded last night ut his
apartments. The Lamar Rifles ana
the Fire Department, of whic- two aS-
soclations he IL the President, were de'
termined to give him send oil III
style, aud were making arrangements
to turn him over and give him away
generally last evening The trouble
lasted until a late hour.
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H. q Exodus,

The extensioN to Fort Worth of the
Texas and Pac 10 railway right away
has been n iixe fact for two weeks,
aud yet that eneral exodus and de-.
population of our city has not yet
taken place. lallas is going along all
the same as II The Texas and Pacific
was street iIway running into
new suburb. The truth is Dallas has
the start the & 1t and the position and
will keep IL
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Mrs. IL. Tynes, 6l2 Main street, IL now In
her new and elegant store, with the finest
stock OF all the latest styles millinery goods
aver brought % this city She IL also daily
receiving new goods from the East.
mayer dim
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], v. ChlIders,

surgeon and Physician. once, No. M Mnin
street, up stairs, Room No, 3, whore he Will
DO found at all hours, both day and night
Inn9l.dtf
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CITY BUSINESS.
Hot and Cold Baths AT wilson's, 40
AZ Elm stTeet. decl5dly
Notice

Having contracted all bills due by the firm
of Shea a Dunn, doing business ut Union
Saloon, the same will be liquidated by the
Undersigned, ana all bills due to the
above tlrm win be collected by
JOHN SHEA,
Dallas, May ., lSlt.dtf
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Ladies' call and see the beautiful styles,
daily arriving, and being sold lower than At
any other house In the city, at 6l4 Main
street. mayll-d3mos
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HOTEL

II $ Stedman, Houston; X W Moon
st. Louis; q Murray, Lake Charles
Louisiana; f Furney, Marshalli j {
Lawrence, Elmo; &c Woodhouse anC
Il Dayall, Willis Point; b II Broadus
Kansas City, G Middleton, johnson
Station; IL X Brown, sherman; Rear
Mckinney; T. II Lewis, New York
w II Black, Fnrmersvilie, or Yates
ST. Louis; j G lIurlhert 1t. Louis
W A Honoker, Plano; J b Banks
Marshall; 5 h Wright, Marshall.
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Iurha | Iurhan. [ Turbnns |

by request o the ladies' OF Dallas, Mr. y,
Iralson, the Main street Millinery and lm'
porting House, has ordered, received and
now has on exhibition u lot Of black, white
and brown straw turbnns nj reasonable
prices. mnylSdtf
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MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH,
Special to the Herald,

Special to the Herald.
st. LoUIs, June THE wheat market ia
quiet ana wcnlt with speculative demand
for No, 81 40; milling, 81 ~; No. 3, 81 10
No. l. soc. The receipt of old wheat liz in.
creasing for July; No,2is selling at "a.
], W, BOOTH 4 soNs,
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DALLAS lExAs'
THURSDAY MORNING ;::: JUNE s
PREFERRED SPECIALS.


10 the LADIES'
Please call nj 1850 Main street, ana see the
Knife .Box and side Plating Machine amy
child can operate 1t. Agents wanted APP
ply To A. q. Watson, General Agent
lune7-dlt
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atntc Nccnnntlnn rnn Noticc

All persons in arrears with the state rC
Occupation Tax, will look 10 their intclesr
~ coming forward without further delay
and make payment, ~ this tax VIII be col.
.cctcd strictly In accordance with law.
W. II, PRATliER, Tax Collector.
Dallas, May u, 1875. mayD-dlmO
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NNaninhl
nay27.dlin

TO exchange vacant lots In city for horses,
mules or oxen. Address Lock Box HI, Dal-
lns, Texas mny2d-dlm
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Centennial Cards.

The Herald has just received large as.
sortment OF "Ccnteuulal Cards, ana print
them to order mt - II Misunderstanding on
larger orders. Cnll early
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1876-06-08

IN sparSely settled districts, where medical
aid is often diilicult and sometimes inpossi.
ole to obtain, II is extremely desirable fm
families to have in the house some rcliubl,
medicinal restorative, Being widely COM
prehensive in Its curative operation, perfect.
" pure understanding and recommended
by the medical faculty, Udolpho Wolre's
Schicdam Aromatic Schnapps possesses all
the requisites of n family medicine.
mHrldSwly IN
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continued steady NJ HE'S UNI near we 'ln1'
when The market brcum' nrlntf anu 'l'
pUCrudyrnCcd 10 ll4'l,
Borrowing rates / tu = pc' cent I""ilI
,yrr, also made HAT, aud 20jl4 for currency
Government bonds active ANA buuyhnt, WIN
IA further advance,
Hnllrond bonds dull ana arm,
state securities quiet,
Stocks generally weak ana lOMrli bu'
closed ut u slight recovery.
Money llqa3 per cent. premium, Mrrclu-
tile paper i@b per cent,
Custom receipts -3uGrUU. Assistant IrtnH.
urcr's disbuIseE'nis, tI2iOw. leHIlngS' W.
OOOOJO.
sterling exchange nui sixty days, y $40
do sight, y D4,
COUPONS -lsDi, l2%Gdp lGi, 1851 1900 new,
10, do 1877, 1879; do s6s, ~; new 3s ma;
1910 regulnL lls; do coupons, lle'H cur
rency Us, l2l's.
Commercial.
New YORK, June Flour In moderate
rxuurt nud home trudc demand; Sup"rtur
western state, ~ OOul 10; common 10 good,
a gjmI ~; good to choice, 81 2lUb ~. W h'Nl
uuIrit No, Chicago al 81 l1@l IL. I m
Gir demands graded, jl@5l'g; mixed western
unsrudrd 6jHWc, Oats good demand; mixed
western jdc,
B4LrMonE, June 1-Con drmrG mixed
| ~ LouIs, June L. Hemp nominal yjnl ~.
| Flour duh and weak; fan suprrhnc, ~ ,lnt
| y o. low anlmedldm Rrndos Gl"l2G :, w %
! ptB sl; Ky, rlul ~ Xxx = i1eiI 3D. "htul,
! No. . nll nrmor; other grades lower NO >
! fail u 30 cnsh;sl 23@l y July, No, = do, 81 ~;
! 40. IdO, Nius}1c. Corn higher No. . mixed,
| 1908 r Fash; ijAc June. oats llrmef; No 2,
! mixed, ~ ~ cash; ~ June, Rye hrurrht blc,
| Harley nothing doing. whisky steady, held
at u o. Batter dun and unchanged; choice
| yellow dairy, W922c; do country Store, l5gltr
| Eggs dull; jUbbinE DdlOc, Hay dull; prairie
y iOuO 80. Pork quiet 99blng Sls 2l@i9 30.
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The Herald office is now receiving large
con,gnments Of job papers of all dcscrp-
ton, ana asks an examination of prices and
quality Bin Heads white and cOlorcd) let
ter Heads, Note Heads Statements, Cards,
Circulars Etc" printed as cheap ms the
cheapest, ana neatcr than the ueatcSt Bring
in your orders and get the benefit Of our
Summer prlcesn
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9ailg 8mala.
THE RALLY HERALD

wiII bo found ON sale by the news
poya ON all O. aims Of the Texas
and Pacific railway, ana ~ ths news
Glands Nc the Lea rand, nan Jacinto
and Lamar hotels,
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CIVIL NOTES.

Sheriff Conner having heard that Peter b.
sweeny stakeholder in the Blocker Street and Full
Ton Ferry Railroad Company, has attached all ms
est IN a road IL the hands of its receiver A. s. South
wick.
Judge Barrett in Supreme Court, Chambers,
sent back bail bond Saturday, received from the
district Attorneys office, without bis approval giving
reason that with two unemployed judges in the Court
~ sessions. bonds 10 appear IN that Court might
90 ore iOpery examined and passed by them than
in ms own overworked branch.
a sult has been begun in the Supreme Court
OF this district by Rebeoea l. Philbrook AIT H. b Phil
brook. for limited divorce and alinony They were
married in August s69 and have now three children
but she charges that almost the date OF the mar
riage be has neglected and reated her She eharges
thai he has property. Is she thinks, tue extent OF
$4,000 but has never supplied her with Sufficient means
FOR The support OF herself her children she ass te
charge OF her children, and proper SUN Tor their sup
p0it IVY
In the case of Charles p. Warren against the
pennsylvania Railroad Company. pending in tire
United states Circuit Court, the plaintiff moved 10 re-
snd it TO the Supreme Court of the State, upon the
sreand that the United states Circuit Court has ono
{usa'etoa the defendant being corporation existing
uoef me laws OF Pennsylvania. and, therefore, not
vlt~ht OF this district, nor oaDablo of being found
Biihn the meaning Of SEXTON 10 OF Chapter 1877
"o Laws Oh 1872" On Saturday Judge johnson de-
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rorLIVErfuoI- IN s'sonsiif C,ut. Jan. srori Darcy
Finch. s schumacher. Nj Arson ruiin[aWc Ni Pr
hue arlr. W nL Colcn vs.. Z. H- Mts T. " MS @t
G. fiucnng-, M NeHahon. Thos ke,e Jo,pa WGNcl Ma
5. C4fu,- john I. io ia mi Miller John , Al,n'udcr
Maurice T. J.r"a cant D. isr'.y' a. =, iA,"t; N,dn'
smith Lieut. ly BU, kry. II. y, Mis- O. !. ! Rec"
Mr.. \ M Editg O. A. Reed ,,,orso ileI't 90 2" rant
IT.. Graham n JHue- ioul Milton, Thns Nler Master
T. &c. Miller Ma'rT ~ r. y er. tlcsi az ~ JON, iirh
dre 4. Murray. 4. Murray, g. D Ghsd cf, Mrs Chandler
ir D. t lfitn- Do Cunhs g. 81 McMprin. a. ". Breton.
G.. Mcilwrdti r. W. Taylor hr-. T. ". Taylor /. W Lee
! a. Iafi"sIu.
a. .fsaasAfp H.ir,'fa IAN sw -. Riley a. 4. Dandele'
Jusia a5er Emil JuglA H. bthG nEton. nlc-
Maaiigne. i. !. low. 800 .
FlI D. ',ISE>- .c4ustjD Neridr- Miss Ann Blaze, r.
PRANK White T.. HcymsuH. n Mss -ttf4ui, 81 DE-
tiu, ttF-euftI. -fr Nu,ituut44r, .uu West
lpn it.pb Maurh. Fred Hartmann, j. W. Mnhlcr lcS
~lT.i. Ilu0 landau. Grlrg kualuaan, Jacob kurusk"l
H9ny kurlskcI rr. Ilukkr ncpei aud two Children, NJ
iic i.c!ad D. Jay. aHd about 20 at,tAgc passengers "a
spe'..
'FOG UAVRE- ~ sfsga.hfp Franz. Jan. s1ir Howard
br.. Howard MI -apNt. Mrs. NhlpHlth \. Nauluc br
w. Home Mr. Iluiuo and ,h.d. e. TanayO. Mr. DuoH ot.a
Fos..' Iou. I's>c Mfs. Lsp Mlss Ieene Ite3
ir. lif. Iiuu5eit NJ Leirslt. n. tDIn q. a. rudu l.
Hul. O.. mon 50, t.s l9rey H. liok.ns IT, pel.-"n ~
fla Mi, ~. sfOu, a. hl,ino, ]. tfciia L. DslrIu Ml
NJ llr-rI. ST. and Ars. IooN NJ De fAont la.o MAi'!n
l. J. NItO a. iU.7i q. 1lcaf, J. 1tIa' l. cui
., j. Gambei, r. schmidt SIR Wsy, MI NJ yer J. prh9l,
hot, o. Cavalier, III nosiOFab j. OdIhO, 90 IIlhop", l.
GOutsn0 ATs. GVAiano A. Leroy.
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SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.
PORT OF NEW overwhelmingly

PORT OF YORK....................JAS. s.
steamship Nevada tr JONES Liverpool Via Queenstown.
"t aaIashpj ec Thompson Liverpool Queenstown, H.
steamship city Of Montreal 'r) Mchouse, Liverpool via
Stplasp iieveii1 (Br), Webster, Liverpool via Queens
Steamship Australia (arl sdey Glasgow. Henderson Bros
steamship AnchoA tBE) Munro, Glasgow. Henderson Bros
steamship NcckM Gor Wilsrrol' bremoh wa Son'hmp
seaisSp C. p Fnnch lBcls), Knudsen Antwerp, Funeh'
"a s{msp France fFr Trudee Iavre Louis de Bebian
steamship Clar9el lir ttrguson kingston rortau frn'o
steamship Gull stream, Morton, Port auprince &C. VIM
steamship State of Boger Galveston via Key West,
steamship knckcrbceker Kemblo New.orleans, Clark a
steamship Braahear Forbes Orleans Chas A. Whitney
steamship san salvador NcSersoD. Savannah. W. H. Gar
steamship Ashland crowell, savannah = Iogden .,..,
steamship Champion, Lockwood Charleston j. W. onn'ad
steamship Terry salyer Newbern N. C., josiah j.
steamship Panther Mills Wilmington, n. G.. WIN. p clyde
steamship od Dominion walser Norfolk City Point and
steamship John Gibson, TAI, Georgetown d. e. j. T. non
steamship Gen whitney. Halletr Boston. II, p Dlnock
iars Lmma 81; ara, lysrIo3i j. r. M w tney q CO.
nark T,mpI ,, Bartlett IT,. lI@ ,! Limit Bros
BARK 81 rsula Br, Harden, Rio Janeiro VIA Richmond
Pendergasi Bros * Co
BARK Brothers tBr), Irout Southwest Pass Boyd
Brg Carolus uta), Muro. SMYRNA Faneh, Eiys q Go.
sr Mercy T. lrundy Crowley, ST. Johns Antigua Dwight
& Plat
Schr. Frank Atwood, Bry an Mayaguez h. J. Weinberg
SchI Clneh tir), Maloney, John ". H. Jed Frye
n
sohr Margaret Lucy. Weeks Sew Orleans " H. Brigham.
Schr t. Haris kirk Weeks BIashear city Evans Ball ~
schr Clark Elwood, Fernsndina and Camp Pinek
ney, r.. Iurlbut a 90.
sGhr. Louisa Mallory Stetson, Charleston, Bentley, Gil
deIs sleeve q Ca
scbr. Eddie Palmer. Norfolk. I. r. staples.
robert Robinson, Boston, tlias living.
sehr sae Burton, Burnley stamford stamford Msnufac
= H. 3 p Goodwin Williams stamford Stamford Maniac
turin,
scar. Crusaie Mullin. Orient l.. l., Racket & Bro
ARRIVED.
steamship Ftlncpas Brj. Craig Glasgow Der. a. via no
VILE loth vita mdse. aud pass 10 Henderson Bros.
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steamship state Of Indiana CBr saler Glasgow Dec -
and LaIne sJt an mise ana pts; 70 austin III u Jsc
27t Auy Caves soh and Ports Prince jan l. with e"ase
steamsh FgSneonia Brasr Portland. with ndse and
steasIp south carolina Beet c1e5e'tOn days with
md.e and pas to James W Qain,sri co. , roae and
pass. TO Murray. Ferris g 90. , =,
steamship A0euaTle Gibbs Lewes, with mdse and pass to
Old Dominion steamship Co - - -.
steamship Beneaetof, Jones Wilmington NJ t. DAYS
VIZ 9ls a. az to Nh p Syds Galveston Dec o.
ship Manann, v (Port) Ferrer. Lisbon 81 Jays, with
Barn Jenny Ger Grots Bremen 80 days with empty bar
Bark f. H. warrington of Baltmore. Parker, Pernambuco
BARK Marine Aust yaclh London 4s Laws n ballast
nk 4gnlil lNorl Jacobsen Sligo A lays in ballast
Brg Fortuna uortl Mesquite 0porto 40 days WITH vine
B Roberto ual Astornt 10 days and Barbados
b Ts Ead t of frae a RS a
Brig Cabra (of swansea Lewis Rio Janeiro 40 days, with
Brig Rocky of Boston, Higgins Rio Janeiro Al days
BTs hai,us Eldv of BANGOR Rdeout Aux Cages 10 days.
Brig aaTeia O. tAnst selvoich Lcrhon 90 days. and so
bng princess lsattee Coi Sydney N 81, Simmons P0inta
sclr Wiu rracrck Belfast Mel Hasellm Almeria 20
Sehf ID D. T. i' Plus WIN smson, oroenport
sS sem sen Fre ean n.y. lla
sehr. cisia Z. wood6riy. Woodbury. New Haven.
Schr Asn .5ggn'y' 9aEg ,sI
schr Eta simpson Hart, Brunswick, Ca 10 days with
scl Adra Coren, cOrscn Georgetown, 5. C.. days with
Schr j. r. Johnson Rose Virginia
scir Charlie Miller Ross, BALTIMORE
SAILED
Steamships Necfsr for Bnmen; France for Hsyre c. Y
fneL for Antsgrp cay OF Montreal CGec telySa ana
Caribo for Kingston. Jam GqL stream for Port an
tser and rssa@ar for Sss6roansi Of TsIes Tor
Galveston via Key West Ashland and Ssn al ail IoL ga
yannah Champion larestpn; Panther Tor wilmington,
NC. Oid dominion for Norfolk. &c; john Gibson, Tor
GeorgetOwI -. g. Fauita, for Philadelphia paIh layla,
for 81 Johns y. T. brig Cs A. Hoard Tor - Johns T. H.
SUNDAY...... Jan. ..
ship cyclone oi BOSTON,, Marshall. Pa'ng sept ~ with
ship Irtcrs Apap of Malta Fenujia Leata lo' days,
Win rags and sulphur
Iark zeus Sor Chrlstoph RIO JanerO - days. with
Bark r,rpno Migrano utal} De MARITIME, Marcnles -
04y =. In ballast.
BARK T4sqnae Aiello itaJ Pueto Palermo 10 days with
Bsrs C1rlie OF London. Wilson, singapore oct l.
with mi~.
RarA j. Clrton (oi Camden, Hendricks, Calcutta sept J.
Wth misc.
BARK Ficnte Austl Rado-ovch Belfast 81 days In ballast
Bark Arl tAust CiiIycH Trieste 100 days with ~, $50
FOREIGN rOHIs
QUEENSTOWN Jan. N-Ihe tuuari Line siram4hp 'h'hA
TODAY
L0spoS Jan s-sa'led Peter Crerar, Gasp. Mo- lamp
Ough. y. dr BDsrhettrs ii'l ANGER Frci kaadd iht
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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-01-10
urrp1EssyEss OF STOCKHOLDERS.

In tbe suit of Francis Grcaves agt Henry a.
,,,,g, and Others the supreme Court General Term
Willie affirming the rule that aSockholdcr cannot sue the
onc,rs NJ company fraudulent acts done 10y them
oFcnr the whole company expressed great dsSasiac-
zion with the rule. According to the plaintiffs com
,ant he was induced TO purchase stock in corporation
Formed uder the laws this state. based on patents OF
Henry A. Gouge Gouge was its president The plainth
obarees that the Company d1 prosperous business bul
Come prevented the declaration OF any dividends ana
~ he charges fraulucnty and in conspiracy with others
converted the profits OF the Company to his own use
urder the g,ise of salary Of $4,000 year TO himself
loqn Of 600 and other means. The defendant WIN
ont admitting OF DENYING the charges dcmurred that even
n All we've true as alleged the plaintiff he'd no power 10
sue wrong done to the whole company could Only ne
TeInedel by suit by the corporation or on us DehI ~
an officer of the corporation, and no cOp0ratOI cou
maintain an action for loss common 10 INN ana the rest
of the stockholders. -, .
Jndee Van Worst at Special Term sustained tins view,
and the General Term appeal athrlu MS decision.
Judge Davis SAYS he cOncurs, but with regret, iG h
sOme principle ought to be established by Wmch Stock
holders in corporations wholly ruined by the lduus OF
the officers and managers should have arr peiSVI
remedy against the rascals who have betr4 q tAolI
truss and wrought the injury. statute 10 tha thcei
would 20 far toward keeping officers oi cOpoidtih7
nearer the line OF duty, and tend t0 prevent ING muir
plicity Of wrongs by which corporations are banSrueu
and innocent stockholders pluudeTed.