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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-06-12
SUMMARY OF LAW CASES.

The Court OF Oyer and Tcrminer, which had boon
adjourned yesterday, formally opened by Judge
Donohus and adjourned for the term, there being no
business before it. The next term will not be held
until October next
In the suit OF Morgan Jones to recover rent from the
city, the particulars OF which have already appeared
in the HERALD Judge Donohuc, IN Supreme Court,
Chambers. yesterday denied motion on behalf Of the
plaintiff TO have the case sent TO referee.
In the suit OF Simon Freuberg against Isaac Stern
to recover So 900 damages for having been assaulted
by stern In hisystorn's) e,ore Sixth avenue tho
particulars Of which have already appeared in the
HERALD, sealed verdict was rendered yesterday in
udge barrett, in Supreme Court, Chambers yester-
day made order appointing Elliott i. Shepard,
Nevin w. Butler and LOUIS Mesier, commissioners Of
estimate ana assessment for the opening o; 127th
street from tho "north side Of Lawrence street to
certain road
In tho OF Francis Covert Indicted Tor forgery,
. motion made in supreme Court, Chambers, yes
terday, by bis counsel, Mr.. John M. Flynn. 10 have
the trial removed from the Court General Sessions
10 the Court OF Oyer Terniner. Judge Wcstbrook
found the application 10 be IN conformity with the
In the matter Of the estate OF Martin Walsh, de-
ceased, Mrs Mary Hamilton yesterday presented .
petition to Surrogate CALVIN ON behalf OF the minor
children O. the deceased Walsh. In II she represents
that the children suffering for the necesssres OF
lfe and that John OBren the executor OF the Will Of
cry that was LEFT 10 the children. Mrs. Hamilton is
the aunt and guardian Of the children, and O'Bricn,
the executor Is grand nephew VI the deceased Couh-
sci Tor Brien. IN reply stated that the whole matter
relating to the estate before Referee whose de-
clsion he must be bound by. Under these circum.
stances the Surrogate dismissed the petition.
In the suit oil Catharpc Ncsia Ennislnore Countess
Henruch nsainEt the Of the late Dan Marley
recently tried in Supreme Court Special Term before
Judge Van Brunt John 5. Craft testified that be woud
not believe the Countess on oath. she immediately
commenced sut against Craft 10 recover $4,000 for
defamation Of character. In supreme Court, Cham
beers, motion made TO compel the Countess u
give security Tor costs as non resident Yesterday
Judge Gilbert, before whom the motion made, de-
MED IT,
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"1LL PUT AN END TO your

In the saloon at No. 80 Rvngson street Alice Strick-
land, Of No 70 Delaney street. met acqnaintancs
named Burke, who sometimes assumes the Of
Stacy He had just returned from serving term in
state Prison, and, being lntox Gated began 10 abuse
the woman and followed her into the street. Here he
again approached her and the alteration was
newcd, when he suddenly drew knife, and saying
am put end 10 you!' plunged u into her body.
aud then ran out The woman was taken home, and
DR. Ward. or Forsyth street. was summoned He
fouud a deep and serious wound in the abdomen
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THE CROW CONSPIRACY.

There has already appeared exclusively In tho
HERALD, In advance OF the trial being reached. TO-
port OF an alleged conspiracy between number OF
merchants In the Western part Of ths State, OF whom
william Smith vas alleged to be tho head and Moses
r. Grow the TOOL 10 dsiraud New orx merchants.
The ease vas reached for trial and was continued sew
srsl days during term before Judge Lawrence and
. Jury. In suprsms Cours Crcuit but owing 70 the
suddss sInsss OF The Judge wss then discontinued
Ysssssday the sviaI commenced over again bsore
ysd~, pasvsss aad larry In Part OF the Court This
.s~ hsch IL bus one out ten others brought
- Ss0srsas 0gms ID this ety against the Same parties
= presghs ~ ~ nrn Of william q browning 20
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THE DIVORCE RECORD.

In the suit oil Thomas f. Crimmins against Jennie Y.
Crimmins, his vie, tho particulars Of which have al
ready appeared in tho HERALD, decision was rendered
Yesterday in Supreme Court, Chambers by Judge Bar
rett, the conflicting afndavts submitted 70 him In
favor OF and In opposition to tho application Of the
father get Of the only child OF tho parties
to the suit The Judge says :"without attempting TO
minuely anayze these very conflicting anidavits or TO
determine present upon the weight Of testimony,
is sufficient say there evidently two sides 10
the case and that the truth only be asccrtaned
not by parte statements but by ION
Of tho Witnesses Let II be referred, therefore, to
referee take proof which may DO offered upon the
charges and counterchnrses contained IN the papers
now before me- with liberty to cross-examinc each 81
the witnesses who may be produced on either SIDE,
and TO report thereon with ms opinion WIN an con-
vencnt speed.n Mr. George Putnam Smith Is suggested
referee.
In the case Of Herman Brandshagan against Anna
Brandshagun, In which he charges her with violation
OF her marital VOWS, and which she makes no an
swer, Judge Donohue, In Supreme Court. Chambers,
yesterday made an order send,ng the before Pho
T. Rugges, as referee 10 take testimony as 70 the
In tho suit Of John against Hannah Paisley, fer
divorce application made bebalf OF the wife TO
Judge Donohue, in Supreme Court, Chambers. yester.
day for an order directing her husband to pay her
weekly allowance Of amony. The Judge referred the
TO William a. Boyd 10 take testimony as to the
amount proper to be allowed.
Margaret Hepburn, Judge Van Hocsen, In Common
Poas. Special Term yesterday rendered decision 70
fusing 10 amend tho order OF reference ~ ap.
peurcd on tho papers that the application was not
made until conclusion Of lang reference, and the
confirmation OF the referees report was about 20 be
moved for
In the case Of Robert Cushing against Catharine
Cushing, TO obtain divorce, ON the ground oil adul-
terry, in which motion was mado, few days since,
for allowance OF alimony 80 the vile, and on which
occasion the attorney for the wife was charged with
offering s'step aside" from the case If the husband
paid rim y certain sum OF money, the accused
attorney Mr. William Riley, handed to Judge Gilbert,
yesterday, affidavit OF fiat denial Of the charge.
He not only dcnos H. but asserts that Gushing came 70
him wtn the ofcr which no promptly refused and or
dercd Cushing out OF his Office Tho latter, Mr. Riley
says, retired utlering threats against him II he con-
timed the prosecution OF the suit
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CONTINENTAL LIFE INSURANCE.

Justice Pratt, OF the Supreme Court, Kings county,
yesterday confirmed the report OF William Allen But
ler tho referee in the case OF Hoyt against the Cont
mental Life Insurance Company. The Court confirmed
the report that tho exrcccvcr Is not to go
without compensation.
Application was made by counsel for Bertha Metz
ger, IN tho Supreme Court Kings county, yesterday,
before Justice Gilbert, Tor order TO compel William
r. Grace iate receiver Of the Continental Lille lnsu-
rance Company TO show why be should not pay
the plaintiff ST. 600 Tor which amount sho has OBJ
tuiacd judgment II Was decided by the Court that
the motion must be made In tho Third District Court,
another receiver having been appointed III place OF
Mr.. Grace.
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MARRIAGES AND DEATHS.
MARRIED.

STocKY-DEyEcKE Thursday, juno Z, 1877. BY
the Rev. Father Eugene, PETER V. STockY 70 ENxA
city
California and Saratoga papers please copy.
QrIxx--DowIING.-On June 10, by the Rev. Father
McCready, PETER QUINN to KATIE, youngest daughter
oil John Bowling
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THE COURTS.
A Dead Brakeman Valued
at $4,000.
ROASTING A RESTAURATEUR.
New Proceedings in the Crow
Conspiracy Case.
THE DIVORCE RECORD

Ann Stalknscht, a. ADMINISTRATIVE OF her dead nus
bapd Charles Slallhnecht, brought In the saprsme
Court this city, suit to recover damages 70 the
extent OF $50 600 against the Pennsylvania Railroad
Company Il was alleged against the company o
the OF tho suit that through the careessness Of
The defendants officers . collision OF us trains oc-
cured ana her husband killed The act took place
in the State or New Jersey under whose laws SUIT
permitted by legal representatives OF the deceased
person when such death Is caused by wrongful act,
neglect or default provided such action be brought
within one year after the DEATH Tho suit came on ior
trial before Judge Van Brunt In the SPECIAL Term oil
the Court aud the complaint WAS dcmurred to on inc
ground that The action could not be maintained
IN the courts OF this rhe Judge In his opinion
rendered yesterday, after reviewing all the
cases cited to sustain the demurrer, cohcluues
as follows:-"lt appears from the ahesauons
Ia the complaint In this action that tue act
OF New Jersey is In entire consonance Win the poncy
aud 1sse being the case, none OF tho reasoning
OF the Massachuset and ONO cases can apply 70 tue
case At bar but upon the contrary they expressly sus
tam the reasoning of Judge DEMO IN the case meh-
toned The rule. therefore, 10 be deduced from the
cases cited To be that causes OF action VI the
kind set in the complaint IN this action are no
recognized by the common law, and that statutes Of
any particular State giving such rights oil action nave
no extra territorial urisdcon that causes OF actioh
OF this character arising under statutes OF ono ntate
may he enforced another State, provided ~ is made
To appear that the maintenance OF such causes VI
winch The action brought and are recognized BY the
laws that state follows, therefore, that the de-
DO overruled the defendants 70 nave leave
10 answer upon pay nent oil costs"
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DEAD MINsTKRLs PROPERTY.

George Harrington, better known a. George Christy,
his wife Hannah. At ono time during the life
Of the now long dead minstrel tho owners OF a small
piece OF property IN this city George confessed
judgment to Benjamin Wood under which the property
was sold That judgment was subsequently, set ASIDE
and now Mrs. Harrington has sued Mr. Wood to recover
from him her In the properly estimated at
1900 which she claims TO have lost oy the sale Inc
the ground that did state facts sufficient 10 con-
stitute a OF action. decision was rendered on
this demurrer yesterday by Judge Van Hoesen ~ Com
mon Pleas Special Term He says the complaint IS by
no means arstically drawn, but that with great caro-
he has been able sspell out cause OF action In It,
He therefore overrulcs the demurrer but with leave
10 The defendant 10 put IN answer on payment OF
cd
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prisoner pleaded su,ny. and was sentenced 70 four
years imprisonment


| COURT CALENDARS-THIS DAY.
SUPREME couKr-cnAxBKRs-Held by Judge West.
brookNoa ~. IS. 80. 50. %. l43 lA7 los loo, i6i
1871 49, ls3 ISL 1855 lse 1877 lss lss lsc. lsi. 49,
sursrss Cousr--sr.ciAL Trss-Heia BY Judge
Do"ohae.Nos 2ss. 4sl Az 2eS, lsa sss, zSs' 40
SIS Sly 500 SO, 52s 6s, $50 ga Ss6. S!l a2s s42
1856, a37 SOL lgl, 1871 SIG. 400. 5s2 o37 45s lea 4o
surRsMx couar-ciRcr,r Held by Judge
5Arrett-Csse on, browning q al Va smith u a. NO
csss Par, HE'D " Judge ,x ro asSa ;sSs
1914 4s60 2402 PATS. 1850 47pS $780, 2U7s 32lo l44
2l4s' 1884 2le2, 1882, 26si Part s-ned by Judge
Van Brunt-Casc on, Biglcr va The Mayor, &c NO
| SUPERIOR CouRr-srgcrAL Txxx--neId by Judge
saniord.-Nos 81, IA, 49, II. 6s, Is. TO- ~ 10. To-
SUPERIOR couar--TxiAL TSRx--Pars HELD by
day calendar Part a~Hoid BY CHIEF Justice Curtis. :
Case on, Gaser vs. The Amity Inssranes Company cu!
No say SssndI Part sssd BY sasSs
COMMON pLEA--EouirY TEsx-Hsld by Judge Van
| Hoesen. No day calendar.
Rob,nson-Noa 727 1884, 1851 ISL, 76s, Az lS45, ?7o
ll3s. dg7. PART 2-Held NY chsi Justice Day:-Sos.
2oss LIS, 7ol, So7. Part 3-Held BY Judge ]. y.
Day Nos. esI, liza 1870, s2s 224, 1874 l.es, hrs
AlSenMNos slso, 1918, 5s4s, .o5s 1907. o5ia 1882
657i 1874. 6576. 657s $3.50, $751; 65s2 1854 Part 2
Held by Judge Sheridan-Sos ll.l g6.S, 500 go
600 Part 3-Held by Judeo Sinpott-Nos 1851, 1872,
Goo s2t 2s.e 1924 4l2s. aaas. as7 ao54 siia 4ie4
| 62s9 622. 63S9.
CoUKr or GENERAL SEssIoSs-Part l-Held by Judge
Sutherland Tho People VS. Patrick Halleck robbery
Same va John Dunn, robbery; Same va Frederick
Levy. grand larceny: Same Michael LONG, forgery
Same vs.. William Whitman and William Lcith, forgery;
Same John O'Koeis, perjury; Same vs.. Samuel
Brackman, petit larceny; Same vs.. James Watson,
The People Francis Fagin, telonous assault ana
battery; Same vs.. Edward McEvoy burglary Same
grand larceny; same W. Patrick Hagan, grand larceny
Same John Clark, grand larceny; Same vs. Edward
Lee grand larceny; Same VS. Edward Dent, grand lar
cony; Same Sarah Jon0s, grand larceny; Same w.
Michael Mahony, grand larceny; Same ys. John Ter
rim concealed VeApons,
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VALUE OF A CHILD'S LIFE.

An infant daughter OF Patrick Sharkey was run over
and instantly killed by one OF the horse cars on the
Brooklyn and Newtown Railroad line on May 20, 1876
Yesterday tho father Of tho child sued the company In
the City Court 70 recover S. 600 damages the
OF his little girl Tho case was tried before judge
Reynolds and the jury found verdict Tor the plaintiff
IN tha sum q 1900.
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THE STOKES MORTGAGE SUIT.

THE STOKES MUKTGAGE SUIT.
Justice Pratt Of the Supreme Court, Kings county,
rendered Q decision yesterday IN the SUIT OF J. A.
Boslwck and another suit against L, s. stokes and
others Casslus II. Read foreclosed mortgage on the
oil works occupied by the plaintiffs, in the Eastern
District, ana owned by Nancy Stokes, and bought
them in at the sale for $4,000 Tho Mcssrs. Bost-
wick have begun action TO sot the judgment ASIDE
making Read and Edward S. stokes ana his mother
defendants. They allcge that the foreclosure was a
fraudulent scheme between the defendants tor tho
benefit OF the former and that the sale aud purchase
were not in good faith ami that the whole thing was
done Tor the purpose Of cx!oruns money from the
plaintiffs by holding out threat oi eJtctment the
toro Justice Pratt TO dissolve Injunction procured
by pa,ntl to restrain them iron further action der
tLe pJ Ia foreclosure The Judge denies tho
ton 10 dissolve tho injunction. on plAntls spulat-
ing 10 refer and take short notice Of trial Defendant
has leave TO move again on further answering and
corsrovcrling the equities OF the bill; $40 costs TO
abide event.
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10 recover balance goods sold TO Grow, amounting
10 $4,000 The spit Is prosecuted by Messrs. Arm.
strong Briggs OF this city. and Smith, who Is the
chief and most responsible defendant, 10 defended ~
j. W. Dining, OF Addison Tho excites consider
able interest," II Is asserted, on the part or tho pla
only among merchants In this city, but
In State and In the STATE OF Pennsylvania where
the parties have bssn known and have had dealings
Master Crow comparatively youth and presenting NO
Indications OF unusual vicousness or cunning was on
the yesterday and by his testimony con-
frmed the story rs IL has already appeared 10 the
HERALD. The case will, in all probability occupy .
week more.
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MIR. DELMONICO IN COURT.


cred Ms he alleges, q ring formed among his walters
organized for the purpose of defraudng him OF sums
OF money by the old system OF ssknocking down."
Mr. Dcmonco employed Detective George f. D!lks TO
.spot the prominent oil The suspected parties,
aud supplied HIM with marked money for his use to or
der refresh ents and with which pay the waiter at
tending on him. ON the 18th OF November. 1915, Con.
rad Ackerman waiter In the restaurant, received So
for Dilks' breakfast in the marked money After
some time 1t ascertaincd that Alderman made no
return OF this money, after which he was arrested,
md the marked money found on him. Mr. Delmonco
asked Alderman Tor his bank books, which he prom.
ised TO awe up The detective went 10 Ackerman's
residence, where the bank books were procured.
They then proceeded TO tho Metropolitan Savings
payment was refused, a. the deposits were
IN MRS. Ackerman's name. Alderman then went
alter his WIFE, and they both repaired TO the oanks ~
question and drew theretrom ST. $685. which they took
To Delmonicos There was also deposit IN tho Sea
mems Savings Bank which 1t was too late to draw out
that day. consultation was then held, when Acker-
confessed 10 having taken 5000, and no mere OF
Mr.. Delmonico's money Mr. Doimonco charged him
Acscrman 10 understand he know tho manner and
amount OF his populations, when Alderman confessed
70 'knocking down" 81 900, but said some o. Din, tue
money ropresenle by tho bank books was his wfc's
saving In the Seamen's Savings Bank there was .
OF over $1,000, which was TO 60 TO
Mrs. Ackermsn Alderman then gave over the u 9os,
which he ack nowiedaed TO havo embczxled. Mrs.
Alderman subsequently demanded the return OF Tho
$I,96s. which she had Jointly SURRENDERED as she
CLAIMS under threats that Mr. Defnonico would prose-
imprsou her husband on tue charge OF steal!
ing the marked money, So On the trial yesterday
brought IN the Marine Court Part g. before Judge SIN
not the defendant, Mr. Delmonico, testified as to MS
manner OF doing business and on this point he SAID that
although he knew that Alderman wento Europe on the
proceeds OF his populations from him. he took him
Agan his employ IN The expectation OF compelling
him refund some OF the alleged stealings Counsel
Tor the plaintiff made the point that Mr. Delmonico
compounded felony and was himself liable to crm.
prosecution thsreIor-in setting the matter with
H.. n1.n n Tnks nd
appeared Tor Mrs AckermAn and Mr. Larocque for the
defendant Case still on.
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JoHN DoWLING NOT GUILTY.

JOHN BOWLING NOT GUILTY.
The trial Of John Downing in the United States Cir
cult Court Brooklyn, upon nm indictment charging
him with forging tho OF another person Of the
same name his to postal money order. was
concluded yesterday. The jury found verdict OF "not
guilty. y
The Donaldsonville chief. [volume] (Donaldsonville, La.) 1871-current, 1877-08-25

The CHIEF Office Was honored and
its inmates pleased by visit from
the entire editorial, reportorial, typo
graphical and demoniacal staff of the
Triuae- Democrat one evening last
week. Do it again and often, gentle
men. How soothingly sweet it is to
see brethren dwell together in unity
If harmony can prevail between OPP
position merchants, doctors and law
yers, Why should the newspapers of
Donaldsonville !" rear, and tear each
others hair ~
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Sherif's Sale.

State of Louisiana Fourth Judicial District
Court in and. for the parish of Ascension.
Simon Brand VS.. No. 1890,
DonaltlsOnyilIe Silver Cornet Band.
Rodoiphe Braud VS.. No. 1921,
Donaldsonville silver Cornet Band.
DY virtue of and in obedience to two sew
ID eral writs OF feri facias. issued by the
Hon Fourth judicial District Court in and
for the parish of Ascension, under date OF
August g. 1877, in the above entitled snits,
and to me directed, | have seized and will
offer for sale at public auction TO the highest
bidder, at the Couft-Housc of the parish of
Ascension, in the town of Donaldsonville, on
Saturday, the 25tl day OF August, 1871.
at IL o'clock A. H., the following described
property, to-wit
certain Improvement, lying aud situated
on parish lot in the town of Donaldsonyille,
in the parish of Ascension, on North Houmas
street, opposite the Louisiana Square. con-
sisting Of frame building known as tho
Donaidsonyille Silver COrnet Band Hall
also the benches, scenery, etc, IN said Hall,
the fence, one cistern, and the privileges 81
| the unexpired lease of said lot on which the
above improvements are situated.
Terms and e07lditions--Cash, With benefit
| of appraisement.
! Parish of Ascension, August IL. 1877.
p. A. JONES, Sheriff
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Succession Sale.
Succession OF Joseph aIoore.

State of Louisiana, Parish Court, Parish of
Ascension.
DY virtue of and in obedience to an order
- of sale issued by the Hon. the Parish
Court in and for the parish of Ascension, on
the lltll day of August, A. D., 1877, in the
above entitled succession, and to me tli-
rected, will offer for sale at public auction,
to the last and highest bidder, on
Saturday. the 22nd day of September,
A. ID. 1877.
Mt II o'clock A. NJ, on the premises, the fol-
lowing described property, t0-wit:
|. The one undivided half of n certain
piece of land on the right bank of Bayou
Lafourche, at about three miles below the
town of Donaldsonville, measuring one-half
arpent front ON said bayou, with the depth
thereto belonging, the said lines opening TO
the rear. bounded above by lands OF Antoine
Medina and below BY lands OF john Monte
elmo, together with the one undivided hall
of all the buildings and improvements there
on and thereunto belonging.
2. One dark small mule.
3. One cart.
Terms aud conditions Cash in L. s. eur
reney.
Parisl, of Ascension, August l8- 1877.
p. A. JONES, Sheriff.
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We learn from trustworthy source
that in the garden of old Joe Blan-
chard, in this town, may be seen the
peculiar spectacle of tomatoes grow
ing upon egg plant bushes. The spe-
cies of both the vegetable and the
plant are clearly defined. Will some
agriculturist explain this freak of
nature
The Donaldsonville chief. [volume] (Donaldsonville, La.) 1871-current, 1877-08-25

There is au unusual prevalence of
fevers and infantile diseases in this
section, and the physicians all have
their time pretty fully occupied in at
tending patients. Measles is the pre-
dominant complaint among children,
but there have been very few fatal
cases. There is no small pox and no
yellow fever, nor any indications of
either disease.
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DRowNED.-Last Sunday night, at
10 o'clock, Morris Barron, "a young
man employed in the provision de-
partmentofL oeb's store, was drowned
while bathing in the river at the fer
ry landing. He was in the habit of
bathing nightly, in company with
the bookkeeper of the store, and al
though not an expert swimmer, would
frequently venture short distance
iuto deep water and easily return.
The most natural inference is that he
was taken with cramps, as the water
was of very moderate depth where
he sank, and with the free use of his
limbs he could have reached place
of safety with moments effort.
Search was made for the body I'M
til | o'clock without success, and
was renewed at 2 in the morning.
At noon the field piece of the Can
noneers was brou ght into reqnisi-
ii on and three shots fired over the
spot, without effect. After an inter-
val of two hours, three more cart
ridges were discharged, and shortly
thereafter the body rose to the sur
face. much swollen from having re-
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Not having been able to dispose of
their store and fixtures, the firm of
Mrs. NJ. Israel s. Co. will continue
business at the old stand, aud they
desire to dispose of the remnant of
their stock, at whatever sacrifice, in
order to enlarge and improve their
building without being compelled to
undergo the trouble and expense of a
removal of goods. Great bargains
are offered and the opportunity for
realizing them will be brief. Those
who are wise will not delay.