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The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1877-02-02

live man in every town in New Eng
land; business light; $4,000 q week to
the right parties; Railroad fares free
one way. Call ON ROBINSON & CO.,
Perry's Hotel, Portland, Me-, or send
two 8 cent stamps for samples and
instructions.
jan29 d1w%
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House Wanted.
Eurnished HOuse WantefJ

A PLEASANT house or rooms, furnished; is
"A wanted by good responsible tenant only
and prompt payment of rent guaranteed. Address
ST. A." Post Office. jan29d6t*
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1877-11-07
NOTICE TO LIEN
HOLDERS.

THE undersigned plaintiff has this day
Il commenced an action In the District
Court of the Fourth judicial District Of the
State OF Nevada In and for Humboldt county.
against II. Wetherby and Robert 1T Clair. de-
ftndants, to- enforce a lien upon that certain
building and premises situate in the old town
Of Oreana, in said county and state, ON the
lot of land. opposite to and fronting James
Prices blacksmith shop. On same lot stands =
small brick cabin, formerly owned by slaven
Eddinger, said premisss fronting on fruut
street. said lien is claimed under and by
virtue OF an Act Of the Legislature of the
state OF Nevada, ent tied IAN Act to secure
liens to mechanics and others, and to rel eal
all other Acts in relation thereto." , lAp-
proved March Q, 1875
Now therefore all persons holding or claim
ing liens upon said premises, under the pro-
visions Of said Act, are hereby notified to, be
and appear before said District Court on
TUESDAY, THE 9Th DAY OF NOVEMBER.
A. d. 1871,
At 10 O'Clock A. M, the same being q day of
the regular October Term, A, u. 1877, of said
Court, and to exhibit then and there the
proof OF their liens. Dated October. 40, 1877.
GEORGE SHAFFER. Plainiiff.
A. W, FasK, Attorney for Plaintiff, ocl5-Sw
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1877-11-07
Ranch for Sale.

NOR Sale q ranch. of l60 acres, 60
acres of which are improved and partly
fenced; new house containing six rooms
with furniture, q good well OF water with
pump, 80 shade trees, stable with ten
alls, two corrals, pillow and harrows and .
Buckeye mower, two horses. harness and an
iron-axle wagon, three dozen white Leghorn
chickens. one set Of blacksmith tools, and q
lot of other articles top numerous 10 men .
ton. f%f'A
WILL SELL THE RANCH ALONE OR
WITH EVERYTHING ON TT
AS the purchaser may choose. There h
NO BETTER STATION ON abe idaho road
It must be sold In % days. No reasonable
OFFER will be refused. For further prAticulaEs
rpp'' 3. HANET. Ba4A,o ssa.ios,
oct. 6tA, 4SV7> a. sasAaa.
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XICTfMs oFYoUTHFUL IMPRUDENcE
Y who have tried in vain every known
remedy, win learn Of simple prescription
FREE. foe the speedy cure Of nervous debility,
premature decay, lost manhood, and all ais.
orders brought on by excuses. Any druggist
has the ingredients Address Davidson
d. Cos 80 NasseR ss..aN. Y.
,.. oct lgslyrI
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Business Cards,

DoSv IN THE Way BEST STYLE.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1877-11-07
DIVORCES

legally and Quietly obtained In every State
and Territory, for lNcOAfPATIBILIrY and other
canses, no matter whore the party resides.
Is years experience. Fee after decree. All
letters confidential. Address a. - OEX-
TER. Atty, Rooms h O., I32 Dearborn st..
CHICAGO, ILL. UnQuestionsble references
given. CorrespSndenee With the Regal pic
siSa kRxstsANg 4 fY1~ AwegF
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Physical and sienaai Debility.

vital weakness. nervousness, low sYirita
lassisude, weakness of the Iimba and back,
Ioss ~ muscular power. indisposltion and ir.
eapability Tor labor and study. a weak, sx.
hAutttd feel ng, NO energy or courage palEk
taton OF the heart, duilLesscf apprehension.
lose OF ms InoTy, aversion % society, love Of
solitude. timidily. self elistrusi, loss Of mAn.
hood, dizziness, headache. rain = IN the aide.
Ahectons OF the eye. pimples on the fAse.
fexuai or or other Ia ~ mites in man or wo-
man. are cured by the Justly ceie brated ply.
siciAn. L.. d. CZAPkAY, m. ID.
His method Of curing disease is peculiarly
his own unknown TO o;h,rei Al q benes the
great success. RheRmRti 10 afft cIions. chronic
cafhirh, diseases Of the stomach and kidLtyG,
hver comp Gints, etc. successfully treated.
Dh. CZAFkAy, ne Of the most successful
medical practitioners on the acinc coast.
may be consulted eonfdentiilly in reference
20 the above and all other complaints at the
institute.
No. 400 kEARAY ST., San Francisco.
~ The Doctor oilers Free Consultations.
and axis no reInuners tion unless lie Effects
cure Charges moderate. Commnnicatiols
strictly confidential. Medicines stnt by h.
press. Address J. J. CzAPKkY. NJ. D., Pest
once Box "a, San Francisco. Cal.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1877-11-07
MISCELLANEOUS.
A Assessment Notice.
snrnA l1Lrrh M1NrNe coMpANY.

sHKBA SILVER MINING COMPANY.
n OCATION of principal place OF business.
- San Francisco, California, Location OF
WORKS. Star District, Humboldt County,
Nevada.
Notice is hereby given, that at meeting OF
the Board of Directors, held on the 2Ith Gay OF
september, 1877, an asses sment mo: 81 OF rive
Cents per share was levied upon the capital
stock of the corporation, payable imme-
diately in United states gold com, 10 the
Secretary, at the Office of the company, NO.
s12 Montgomery street, san franeisco'
California.
Any stock upon which this assessment shall
remain unpaid on the
TWENTY-SLVENTH DAY OF OCTOBER,
Will be delinquent, and advertised for sale st
public auction; and unless payment is made
before will be sold on
TAI URDAY, THE SEVEN ZENITH DAY
NOVEMBER, 1877,
To pay the delinquent assessment together
with costs Of advertising and expenses OF
sale.3Hs saa4
BY order of the Bosrd Of Directors.
ABRAHAM hALSkY, Secretary.
Francisco. oct1.td
PosTPONEMENTs i
The date when the stock Of the sbovs
Company shall beech me delinquent for Assess
ment no. 8 was postponed to the
SIXTEENTH. DAY OF NOVEMBER. 1877.
And the date of sale Of such delinquent stock
was postponed to FRIDAY, EcEMBER 7TH,
1877, ct the same hour and place. By order
of the Board or Directors,
ABRAHAM HALsEY, Secretary.
Once. $40 Montgomery street., San Fran
cisco. oc-9-td
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1877-11-07
NOTICE.

please se.. in1sea 90 the undersigned will
Oeaoas~ A ,sa.., II. w. Lewis,
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1877-11-07
SUM m ONS.
An the District Court of the Fourth Judicia
District of the State of Nevada,
County of Humboldt.

County of Humboldt.
Josephine Watson, plaintin. vs.. Enos NJ.
Watson, defendant,
Action brought in the District Court of the
Fonrth judicial District Of the State of
Nevada in and for the County of Hum
boldt- and the Complaint filed in the
ONCE of the Clerk of said District Court
on the 3ist day OF August, A. d. 1877.
= s o..,, =.
zee s'sse W ~ Seuau dsfsnaan. Van ar. 70
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1877-11-07

NE UNDERSIGNED BEGs LEAVE
II to inform the public that he nov
prepared. with the most approved machinery
70 sink Artsian Wells in any part OF the state
"a, All orderr or communications ON the sub
Isct address, {. falcon Palmer. BAIT.
AountaiAs win receive i,<nmpt attention.
u.., g. CAHOON
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YOUNG M EN

/ Who may be suffering from the effect on
youthful follies or iDdiscretion, will doI
well to avail themselves Of this, the great
best boon ever latd at the altar Of suneringl
humanity. DIR. SPINNEf will guaran.I
Tee TO forfeit $500 for every case Of seninai
weakness, or private disease Of any kind OIL
character which he undertakes and fails I'll
scufe. He would therefore say to the unfor-I
Etunate sufferer who may read this notice
that GU are treading on dangerous groundS
when you longer delay In see king the proper
Remedy for your complaint. You may o.
pm the first stage; remember You are ap-t
3proacl ing the last, II you are bordering
upon the last, ard are suffering some ~ u 4
5of it's i'll effects, remember that II you perl
EsiEt In pTocrastination. the time must comfI
when the most skillful physician can repl
&ier you no assistance when the door ~
Nope will be cloted against you; when NJ
5angel OF mercy can bring you relief. IN III
lease has the Doctor failed OF success, Ihepf
let not despair work upon your imaginauon1
but avail yourself OF the beneficial resul'J
sof HIS treatment before your CAGE IL beyohub
gthe reach OF medical skill, or before PfIli
death hnrries you to q premature crawl
Full course OF treatment, $25. Send monsyI
by Post Once order or Express WIZ "i'I
description of case.
Call. or address,
DIR. a. 3: SPiNNEYs
No. II KcsrasV Street., San PvaaciseOs
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Private MedicaI Institute.

PrtVate medical Institute.
400 Kearny At., San Francisco. Esi.h.
hshed in 1854. for the Permanen. Cufe a
aii Spscisl aud hrvnic Diseases. - slso al
Female Complaints and Diseases Of the
Nervous System.
1--WE IMMENSE OBSTRUCTION or Hr-
Il man lifaGnnuaily from secret aud chronA
diseAses, caused this old aud feliable instiss.
ton to be established first in Philadelphia,
Fem. IN 1850. and afterwards in San iran
cisco, Cal, IN inS4. as private ditpsnsary. In
order to afford the sfii eied the best medical
ana surgical treatment. for the above and II
other affections and conn aif,te. Consults.
tions At tie institute or BY letter. FhLE.
, 1877-11-27

$4,000 xas eash and $50, 900 remained on trust
deed. It seems that the buyers were willing TO
par elnmo .,!nwn, hut the Trustees lid
not think TINT oest, being guided, pcr-
haps, by the counsel OF tertnn pcFsoua
who had IN orerwecntpg faith iu tho valne
OF Wabash. avenuc property. However that
,nay havc been, the result proved that to
bare taken the $4,000 would have hctn tho
wiser co,,rtc, since tho property returned to the
church on tho foreclosure under tho mortgage
OF truet.tiecd, y short time ngo an effort vas
made to lift the debt nt &Sa.0 tof which $7l,-
000 was bonded nnl $l2,uC0 .loatlng) b5 sul,-
serIrtlo',, and very good progress was made at
once. After the Trustees had reduced the sum
down 10 &l5pM or tl,crcabouta there seems,
however, to hare been something like hitch.
mud at tho present tlne the prospect ID by no
mems as good as It was. This Il not ut ali
crctlitablo to some Of tho persons inter
ested, who scen TO be "lYin9 back in the
traces" as tho phrase Ia, and not doing their
fatr share in work wIllcn Il 40 worthy as this
Tho nctlve workcra In the church and congrc-
cation nrc dolug their hest, and should he sec
onacl By the cfIofts Of every friend Of the
church, It naks only little more pulling to
make success Of tho scheme, wtIe', merits the
hest eMoEts Of every well-wtshcf Of the church
and OF tho faith,
, 1877-11-27

The Citlzcns' League for the suppression of
tho sale liquor to minors had thcIr frat case
tried yesterday. Baker Born. saloou-kcopcr
at No. 224 West Lake street, WIS brought be-
fore Justteo Morrison for selling linuor to
minors. Tic took change OF vcuuo to Justice
scul'y. Tho cago was very clear one, and tho
Judge, after commonting upon tho enormtsy Of
the crime, imposed fine OF SIS and costs. Tho
Lcague declare their tntnnt!ou OF arrcstlne
rvCrF satootl-kcopcr found guilty 0f selling
liquor to buys and girls.
Yesterday morning about o'clock, while
there was no light except from street lnmps, d
carrier named William ua1ttgnan, while Hotnr
from LaSal9 street Into Arcade court to leave
TRlnDAEs, having then 21i In bis bundle, was
accostctl by eltee traHps who Wcro sitting upon
tl,e steps Of tho 7. II. @. a. building. Aftur q
little parlcy one ut them attacked IIartlvnau
and Enos;kod him up against tho building, after
with tho papcFs.' Tbs man who made tho attack
was tall, thin, aud shabbily dressed.
Herbert II. ficpworth was asrostcd yesterday
afternoon by Ollccr II. il. sictjuIfk. Of lie
West Lake.strrct Station, charged with tic
Larceny oi horse md buggy from Ncrn Cash,
Of No. II Alexander strcet. Tho two wero
together In q SALOON On tho atJth OF August, auI
lIcDworth went out on tho sly nnd failed TO
return. Tho buggy went OF. md It was always
thought taat llenwosth WIS the thicf Ho ro-
turned to town Saturday. and Ina been sleeping
!n vacant church On Western avenue. Nearly
thrco ycara ogo Ecpworth was arrc.tcd fur
stealing silks md laccs from J. V. Farwcll's
store, for which fio spent ono year In tho Fcnt-
tcntlnry: Ills folks arc respectable, but nrc in
Impoverished circumstances, aud reside on West
Congress street.
, 1877-11-27

the morning In tho County Court room, anil na,,s
ltacrtsnG was catlc't 10 the chair. The General
took the platform nntl tccnn TO speak, hrt no
ono G.,uld Imagine that tho meeting hal hccn
chilled for any other purpose than to bid them fare
well. lie had not spoken long, however, before
tnasnlnel a. 80 much noise hatl e'cosl made
ahont tho men dfsdtng their salaries with him,
he proposed to release them fruM nil obligation
In tho -mattcr. Tho men chccrctl vtdiv
At thu announcement and II was With
difficulty that he could make himself heard an
c tried to tell them that he would mortgage or
sell houses and lots to make np tho "campatGn
deficit ~ that they hnd been expected to mako
np, When he was through, q Committee on
amount ot this cafnpatGn deficit were appointed,
tho litter to n1to solicit volunteer subscriptions
Tor the Generals c1c}1cqucr. These committees
afe 10 report at another meeting.
The secret Of tho Generals chnnge Of front
can be told IN n few words: Tie had been mnk-
ina at1sances-a customary but not strictly legal
rracticc-to his employees, anti, learning TINT
they Nctc about to cnluin the County Treasurer
from paying tho November salaries into his han,ls,
assessment he hal fixed IN them, but aiso tho
advances he lad male to them. Under tho cir
cnn1stanccs he could do nothing hut wtat he
did: and, hasInR been forced 10 do this to save
hiintc!f, he expects tue men to lrp ally enough
to taka tho bread out OF their own mouths to
put Into lis, md the way Il Is 10 bo done Is to
llaYo then, sign another paper, presumably
" voluntary but really under tho same prcss-
,lrs which hns induced them to sign otller
which fts employees hold l,itn, however, could
be better testcl ii they were at tho cnu Of tho
month naid what vas coming them, and then
allowed to contribute.
, 1877-11-27
THE CITY-IIALL.

The Con1ptroftcr issuci1 ycvrnuc,vnr+nni. q.
vr.tcr,1sv 10 tf,e ,n,onnt ~ ann
's' ~. ~ ~ ''e "'''oa"' VI ''oo'
en- noo 49,. ~. - quiz oa. 9soooV 5es.e,ay
e-u,u"o WAS eoF Inc redemption OF popu'ar'loan
Tint check from Fic,d. r,.ttcr e. IA tor tt,s
Bcncvo,cnt Association ~ ,,,a r,-o nen.,.. ~ ~
~, ~. ~, s,'.s ~ ~ WV .,,o
anu LOT tue rellei o. tic families Of the mon
klllod md wounded hos not jet been seen.
Thcre ,rrrc I'M i1n,tha tns+ ,vso,, ~ to,. .h.r
fo-+ta ,or-os,ss,s,, .",s -. ,o~c ~ .oee t''a''
~ W, so1'sspona'.k "cch y. io'o. Aeeldchts
causea tte aeath Of U; apoplcxT. O; brain Ills
cases, 8: bronchitis 6: cpnvulslons, 10; cruup,
fcrcr Il. o,i ,vo 4. nht,,,.t. n,,,.,,,.s,,. ~.
' ~. w - "s'' pn.A'0's pu'"'onat'e'
pheu'"on'a' w.
Smallpox WAS discovered Yesterday Mt thn
, 1877-11-27

The tone Of tic money market showed do.
cidcd Improvement yesterday. The nervous
ness and anxiety which bus prevailed In t1nancfa,
circles during tho closing days Ut last week
wcro replaced By q stroug, healthy feeling.
Bankers and borrowers both felt relieved on tho
breaking of the "packbonc Of The rcbclion,''
as the raid on two Of tho National Banks wns
faectfuusiy called Another indication OF a
restored confidence was tho Improvements In
the exchange market, which closed with no
sellers below pnr.
TINT Comptroller Knox has selected Mr. Hunt-
ipgdop W. jackson NJ Receiver for tho Third
National. This ia understood 10 be dono at tho
request Of some OF tho Dlrcct0rsof the ln.titu-
tiUtl. who aro very largely Interested in It's
stock. sr. jackson l,as not Yct received Official
Notice Of Ills appointment.
Concerning tic ut1a!rs of the Ccntral National
; tllcia IL nothing now. Alr. a. II. Hurley mad
tho officers OF the institution wcrc busily engaged
yesterday IN examining tho assets Of tho con-
ecrn. and scheduling tcm for tho uso Of the
Receiver, when lie slasll takc possession.
SAVINGS AANKs-
Tho Receivers Of tho broken savings banks
nec all busy, but their srork doesn't yicld much
Information for tho dcpositora Or the public.
Judge OILS, Of the Slate. satd ho was still ut
tending to details. Dr. furpln, who Is still pav-
tug out 10 Der cent to tue creditors Of the r.
"a oxeyef kf" ~ s ,hss St'e aeposso4s
lad been .pail up to Saturday nt1ht.
Thcy took et7,0 Of tho $132.0J0. Thcrc wcru
ycry few callers yesterday, tho rain probably
Kceping them home. Duu Of tho elefks gayu
a botter reason ,than TINT: 1T Is wastl.1ay,
mud tho girls are busy.n 4 few coilrctions aro
being made, but real estate cannot be worked
uH very well in the winter, and second dIyt-
Lend will not be made before spriug. Receiver
Ward. Of the Beehive, was una6la to contribute
mn Item. Ono OF tho Committee 0f dcpositors
hnti bccti ln. mud trled 10 excuae himself for tho
reporter who accompanied t1lo Committee FIJI
ttnY had not kept iui.a with them. They had
takan him along 10 write out their report for
them, and ho hal written up ILLS notes fo5. Ills
paper without their sanction ur know ledge.
, 1877-11-27
SUBURBAN..
uTDH PARK,

Tha board Of Trustees met ut tho Village Iiall
Yesterday afternoon. Prcseut, President pcns.
H., ,r-,,..... n,wn,x 1uS.s,.. n,'",- "s"e
IVY Asas'ee' A'"yuot, ""ee4eF, CtRfx, Alu
Nitchnll.
Thu rntfttnn nuhlfshcd tr T,v Tn,nrx~ -,
nr,...st,. .".s .r'..". .sS-. :" A'1nuN0 VI
4uedaay lass1 hah11E 5nAt special eccti0n be
held to change tho Village Government To a rltv
o.1nnix,t,o,, rv.. ,ro.ort.d ~ ru,,..s 80
1us~"''a'.' -" p'~o.t'S~" y 3suosco 4AaJ"ots
Iho regulate number OK signatures Is
one-etphth of tho yotees TIM votcra
nunlrr about j. 600. md tho afrnera n TIN ~.
tifjnn yer,, !s7a. Tia nathan wa rcfcr,oI ~ "
t.i1 s.',,.,s,. @ A'o o.s ~ r. tu!elleo 70
mr. 11nrE ami Httrhsli -, rne,r, -. ~ !s5
,nscttnW. ~ ~ '"e a'A'
Trustee Mltchol1 stoted that hn ,,,aox..oo1
Tint fhc ,rnwn ~ IT," rc1,,sa1 ~ -" ~ ~ .s
cSnta1a m thr s.nt"r. wnsts "rnuxt IN 40 YET
hv tl1n Sl,,Mr Mrintrndrnt a shn Tai"r'iVnrs -.
th nar t.,nt - .o r,aI1 ~ ~ ~ n., ~ "
hy flsls Fark. T ~ 'A''4 - ''aA' aaa a' pes eens
rntitinn s,o. racatvn1 f-,,, 49,. ,,t
t,ran f,rn.st"~ o.Li,v tnot ~ m ~ H. stsxsus u
ntni fnr a yIi"nc ;,aIt' anh n.o . W. nP.ott'.
f'rnasy n tia,c ~ ssis1 IT,, -. r. .ne
rh" ~. =. ,ss rSa.ss1 H. ~ .na noa1u.
t"h,i" n"l;<tin.. S's''oo ~ ~" So"AAtee o1l
T,,n fniiHa9.,s. ,o,.. o,,
Il 80 atnso !. hHi.'! nan teec5oM 1to1s taa
A.Ao aAo.e ~ s..eA'Raa ooatae9" 0allfoaa'
u impostant that tna tFaet known o tho dft{.
y tts"Ts,t ,s., os tesesseo ~ ms company! y
.hirh 1nuiI fnix r. ,et',en. ~ nSn. W cuSesea
,snrssunt sua ~ H. .aa IT. tno snse, maee s y0o
pany sgainst ibs arsat aanaso vhici' Would resnlt
, 1877-11-27

There Is quito likely to ho n flnc little row
over tho occupation Of tho Exposition Building
bS Field, Letter t. Co. Exhibitors who have
erected stnnls and pavtlfons At large cost
object, W!s& apparent reason, to having
their property either moved nuav. destroyed,
or occupied by the new tonantA without cosn-
pepsatfon. Ono Of tho chief OF these objcctors
is tue firm OF Erby Il Pcriolat, which owns
magnificent booth for the exhibition Of furs-
ono OF tho bcst atd 1nrEcst ever built for like
Institution In this country.
1Iasug somc general knowledge Of the sub.
ject, reporter Yesterday cal1ci on the firm and
took Mr. pcrio1at's statement of the ease, which
ia as follows:
"Tucsday or Wednesday, last was sent for 10
go to the Exposition Building. ! went
accordingly, and saw sicssrs. Mason
anil Reynolds, tho Superintendent OF the
building and tho Secretary OF tic
Company. THO former said 1 had better SEQ
Mr.. Field about my matter. and no. SEQ alr.
Letter, bccanso MIR. Field was tho better man 10
Ect along With. waited an hour for Mr.. Field,
aud ho lid not come. air. Letter Then stepped
IN, and introduced mysclf t. h'm. f!c tnil:
told him 1t was hutlt by days wurks, and TINT
It could mt TO taken down without destroying
It; fusthcr that IT. cost US 81, 800 and TINT tile
insurance Wllll0 II fCfnnlncu IN tho Du1luHg WIS
to cost us $120. We put It tlcro as al, nd
rcrtlsemcnt for oltr business, expecting that VIC
could show our goods In It during tho Asnuse-
incnts this winter and tho Thomas concerts
next summer. We did not wish 10 remove the
case, because VIC had understood from the
officers uf tho Exposition that II should remain.
md that tho concerts brought tho best riass Vi
people in the CITY to whom VIC could ect nn o,,-
portunlty 10 show the fall styles, which would
be great advantage to us. Mr.. Letter replied
that the case would be OF no benefit to them,
hut that they would either take It down or tisa
It as showcase. I toll him ho mlpl,t
use tho case II he would nlluw us ono
window out OF the sixteen, VIC to have our
natnes on tho EtasA, but to tnukc no charge for
tho usc. lie replied that he could not do this,
because he was going Into tho fur business him
self lie then asked tho wlIAt | would take. I
told him We would tako tho cost Of tic case,
and his Own nlcn could estimate tho value. lie
replied that he did not wish to buy 1t. then
told him that II he would pay US tho intercAt on
our investment md Oh our !nsurnnrc,
and n1loW our names to remain,
lie could have tho use OF II. Ilo
replied that he would consider tint. then
offered him further that II he would fcaYo tho
concern cntircly alone, aud allow lis to exhibit
In It. hut mt to hell anything IN tho b1liltlng
wc would 0Iva him $l,OO0. This iio refused. +
might add that hare consulted with Leonard
6wuti, anll l,o Is confident that hc tan prevent
tho firm fruIn cfthrr rcmaring, using; or de-
EtroStne our property Without our leave"