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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-01-31
CLERGYMAN ON TRIAL.

The trial of the Rev. Z. T. Mccarthy, upon
charges preferred against hiIn by the Rev Dr. K. G.
swcetser Of unmuistcral cOuuct while conducting aud
immediately after receiving his dismissal from the tenn
poary charge OF the Blocker street Unversat Church.
which he had held while Dr. Swcetser vas in Europe
begun eray morning in the Sunday room ofthc
church Three held throughout the day the
last one concluding until 10 p. M The morning and
afternoon sessions occupied in the examination and
Examination OF biz. Sweetser with regard to the
first two OF his charges These that while preaching
In his pulpit; during his absence IN Europe Mr. Mccarthy
had violated his trust by using in two Of hs serfOns
false and abusive Language ucrOgatOry 10 the Board OF
Trustees ard himself, and that Mr. Mccarthy had also
violated his trust by causing 10 be published false and
burtf statements charging not only the Bccchcr Street
Church but the whole UnverSalist dcnouiina
ton with nhdcl proclivltes. The cross cxaniina-
ton was conducted by Mr. Mccarthy i'll person.
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LATEST FOREIGN NEWS.
THE EASTERN QUESTION.
THE sERyfAN TERMS ANNOUNCED.

LONDON, Wednesday Jan. 81, 1877.
The Vienna correspondent OF The Times says as the
status in QUO ante JetLum has been accepted by both Iur
key and Servia as basis the way for an understand
ing has been found. Servia, however, desires
to carry two points, the remission OF the arrears
of tribute and that the River Drina shall form the Ser
Wan frontier. This would imply the cesson OF Zwornik
aud the islands in the Drua and would cause such In
dgnation throughout Turkey that even Mldhat Pashas
influence could not easily overcome 1t.
The utmost that be expected is the consent OF Tur
key 10 mixed commission for the rectlhcati0n OF the
frontier Another difficulty is the Turkish demand for
guarantees Before these guarantees are precisely spec
fed the commencement OF real regulations is impoS-
sibe Servia has demanded statement VI the guarah-
tees required. but has not ye; received answer.
The Russian Telegraphc Agency declares Russia has
not and could send any note TO the Powers before the
delegates have reported their respective Cabinets
Seryia and Montenegro are entertaining the Iurklsh
oyertures by the advice OF all the Great Powers.
The Standards dispatch from Vienna says the Porte
has dropped claim FOR OF the SerVan tribute
Forty thousand volunteers are being collected at Mosu
Asatic Turkey, TO be sent to kars
The Paris correspondent OF The Standard gives EN-
patc denals the report of the retirement OF Prince
G0rtchakof and the assertion that Russia has given
scryia permission to treat for peace.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-01-31
THE TILDEN CAMPAIGN IN OREGON

sgNAToR KELLY TRANSLATES CIPHER TELE-
GR,M-MR HEWITT ASKED FOR $4,000, AND
$1,000 SENT.
WASHINGTON, Jan. 3O.-The Senate Com
mittct on Privileges and Elections took further testi-
mony about the Oregon to-day William H. Hollis
ter cashier OF the bank of Brothers OF Newiork
testified 70 he deposit Of 81 900 the credit of j. H. n
Patrick on the december and the payment OF 1t by
order IA Wels-Fargo n Co. on the 10th OF the month.
SENATOR Kelly testified that he knew the substance or
climber dspatch which was handed To him il was that
he pdor-rd dis patch asking the Democratic National
Committee TO send $40 GOO to Oregon To pay any legal
expenses which might arise In connection with the watts
case and it was also mentioned in the dispatch that any
money not needed would be returned to the committee;
an answer III cipher 10 this dispatch, the sub
stance OF which that there was no money!" sew
eral kilograms passed between parties IN Oregon and
New-York in relation to paying any legal ex-
penses In connection with the Watts case, and
finally word was sent from NewYork to Oregon
that IS 900 could be had the cipher dispatches which
passed between Senator Kelly and Patrick were In rea-
lion Ia transferring the 900 Newly to Oregon
how II should he done ana through what bankers; the
dispatches had other mcanng; the senator further
testified that this 600 was the oniy money "Sto
his knowledge: that the 1920 which he drew
ON check from the bank OF Laid * I'LL, bush
messenger Mr. Llswel who lives IN ne eastern part
OF the state he heard the unlawful use OF money
an idea that any mouey would be used improperly In
connection with IL.
Senator Mitchell offered the following telegram, which
he asked have inserted IN connection Win the Nst-
iionS VI WI '''' NKw.YoRK Nov. %. 1875
JH PArRIc& Sttsn oregon secure your points at all
hazards Communicate with me immediately. giving pros
AZ this point the committee adjourned until
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-01-31
THE CONTINENTAL LIFE REFEREE.
DECISION OF HE COURT OF APPEALS.
ley TELEGRAPH TO THE TEIBUSE.I


ALBANY, Jan. 30.--The Court of Appeals
handed down bundle Of decisions at its session to-day
One of these is OF interest TO the pocy-holders OF the
Continental Life Insurance Company. Receiver Andcr-
son resisted the application Of Superintendent smyh OF
the insurance Department to Judge Osborn for the ap
monument OF referee TO take testimony con-
corning the company, and was defeated. Mi.
Anderson then appealed to the supreme Court,
General Term, to annu the order OF judge
Osborn but the General Term affirmed the order and
doubted If the matter appealabe Not discouraged
Mr. Anderson appealed TO the Court OF Appeals week
ago TO reverse the decisions Of the lower courts.
To-day il dismissed Mr.. Andcrsons appeal aud ordered
him 10 pay the costs OF the suits The opinion was witt
ten by Justice Church. and concurrcd III by all
the other judges The opinion closes as follows:
We cannot presume that there viii be conflict OF 1l-
rsdctiOn between tac two branches 81 The supreme
Court, and VIC are disucncd 10 consider questions III
ion OF s!ch result. Sufficient unto the day IL
The evI thereof The receiver appointed III me action ol
The STOCK holders il and cannot r nerercd WIN by
lie Orqcr appealed FROM are his powers abridged or
in any manner affected by IT, Tine appeal must DC avs
mi
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-01-31
SALE OF AMERICAN PAINTINGS.

PRICES OBTAINED FOR WORKS OF HOME ARTISTS.
The sale of the Winter collection OF Amcri-
can paintings which has been on exhibition at inc
Lcavitt Art Rooms for time, was begun last even
ing. large number Of persons was present. Dut the
bidding was not spirited. The efforts Of the auctloheer
however resulted in obtaining what were coisiueTeu
fair prices Of the pictures BY the terms OF thc
sale the frames sold separately TIC hist po'"Ie
which excited any attention WAS the late Alex Wusts
ruglsb Channel for which 800 waa bid at once, ana
the price was quickly run up 1910 and then by small
bids 10 $3.50 at which figure it was sold George In
ness "valley Of the Tber the occasion OF the
most brisk competition and realized the highest price oil
the evening" 1925 The following are some OF the prices
obtained:
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NEw-JERsEY CENTRALs TROUBLES.

Wail-st. Is full OF fllnols regarding tue
financial embarTassments Of the Ncw-Jersey Central
Railroad The price Of the stock for few days las in
dicated that confidence Las been placed in the truthful
ness of some Of these reports Last Friday The stock sold
s high as 81 but closed Saturday evening at 3O5 IL
has since continued to decline the sales yesterday rang
Ing bet Ween 27 aud 2i2 closing at 2Jl2 IL was admitted
AT the Office OF the company yesterday tGt some OF the
Philadelphia stockholders had been dsposing of their
stock.
Mr. knight President OF the company, isSred crcu-
lar last evening TO leading stockholders, requesting
them To him at noon today AT the Once OF the
conpany in this city, for the purpose considering ls
financial condition, and the result OF tins meeting II
awaited with much interest. Mr.. Knight has been re-
pcatcdy urged to apply for rcccivershp. and il was
thought last evening that this might be step Ill that
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-01-31
SUGGESTIONS TO POLICY-HOLDERs.

The interest among insurance men Ill tiis CITY
YESTERDAY regarding the reinsurance of the NewJerseS
Mutual Life 10y the National Capito Lfe OF Washing
ton centerrd in the action taken by Secretary OF etae
Kelsey The right OF the courts Of NewJersey to en)on
the officers OF NewJersey company from transferring
its assets pending appointment of receiver ana Inc
decision question whether or not the company au
a right to reinsure its policies IN the manner agreed
upon was not doubted but If the assets shad already
PASSED into the possession OF the National Cap'o Com
psny and as reported had been transferred from New
Jersey 10 another State it claimed Ivy the friends OF
the National Capitol Company that the assets were be-
yond the jurisdiction q. the court
The circulars Of Mr.. Stedwel and Mr. Noyes 10 the
policy holders Of the New Jersey company, brcl ab
stract OF which published in Mondays TRIBUNE
will be issued this morning. Mr. Stedweil states that
the arrangements with the company are such that
tic business will be continued with Inuch convenience
a. ofore and hope with the same success WIN
which W, have been faNOred''
About SIS 900 600 of the outstanding insurance OF the
Eew-Jersey Mutual the books OF the middle dc-
parlnent OF the company, under the supervision OF
Henry W. Baldwin WHO yesterday appointed supcr-
pcndcnt the department Of the United States
Life Insurance Com ANY OF this city. MI BALDWIN, Hfy
that policy holders having life tcn-year policies issued
thruieb MS department OF the Ncw-Jcrsey Company,
who desire their policies to the United States
Life can be accommodated If in good health, without
the payment Of additional premium, by applying 10
him in person and producing their New-Jersey Mi'uu
policies.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-01-31
TIE BROOKLYN WAREHOUSE STRIKE.

The strike at the warehouses of iazeltine &
Brothers at tire foot OF Pacific and Irvngsts.. Brooklyn
continued yesterday. over 100 refused to work
account Of reduction III wages from % TO 20 cents
hour Their places filed by men royI this city
The strikers and large number II their friends throBged
the streets near the warehouses; but they held in
check by % policemen. Very little disturbance occurred
The men from New-York landed at the piers and
were thus enabled Ia reach their work without moesta-
ton. While number OF them Il shed on Pacific
- stone was thrown The fence and Joseph
WGlcr On the head, ufitIg severe SCALP wound. He
was taken ny officer Ia tie Long Island College Iospi
tai He is German, and lives ~ No. 80 Grccnwclsl.,
i'm this city. No arrests made, the person who
threw the stone could not bc discovered.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-01-31
: LOCAL MISCELLANY.
FORGED CENTRAL PACIFIC BONDS.
ATTEMPT TO PROCURE A LARGE LOAN UPON srohi-

OUs BONDS.
Cyrus G.. Clark, who resides al the "Iah.
Central Hotel, arragned before JUSTICE hli'io' "
the Tombs Police Court yesterday on charge Oh u's
q forged bonds OF 81 900 each ofthe Centra facio
rood Compony Detectives Macdouga amp Rsdord OF inc
Police Central Office, who investigated inc Case, '
Yesterday that MI Clark had kept an account al the h,
R.er National Bank for some time, although hcne'er h
any considerable sum money To his credit there' VII
Monday he applied To Charles Jenkins, the fresush'
and h. T.. Newell. the CT shier for loan OF flZ'Voo
ing as security 81 gold bonds OF the Cehtrai faclh i
road Company OF $1,000 each Inc pahh o'''eio NO.
known Mr. Clark for two years and did not suspect ta'
the bonds were other than they were represented "
Newell having business down town, said that he wouo
take the bonds TO the Office Of the company
AT No Nassau-st, and have them 'erhou.
While Mr. Newell was absent, Mr. clark repiesen'eu
that he needed 81 600 for immediate use. IL there'ce
was decided 10 him $3.50 pending the cashier v
ing that he would return on the fOliowing u ~
iiae the rest of the loan. when MI Hewsi ppir"ad
thc bonds at the Office OF the Central Pacihc hSioa
Company they were Immediately PRONOUNCED W po ep
rious The genuine issue was snown nd ny ~ az, n
craving and the signatures When Mr.. Newell returned
TO the bank be informed the DINER oihces VI Ioaned
cry and then learned $3.50 had already pech ioo"
The n,nI WINS placed IN the hands Of superintendent
Walling and he ordered Detectives MacooaEaI uiu III
ford 10 find Clark and arrest hlnl Inc @ w. h en-
that though Clark was not hnUmn i ~ pro
gagged in business, to he the owner OF prOuuctNc III
Merry no onrupled SPACIOUS apartments at the Gfanu
Central Hotel and lived extensively Yesterday U, n
inc they arrested him He stated that he WAS IA lhucu
.nr,sSd rs aybody the character OF the DJhis,
ann thai he believed ,heD to be genuine When
nres, ed n say how the bonds came into his posses ION ne
stated that Inc found them the street. near AnH u
broadway When arragned before justice hliore, y,
Yesterday afternoon DR.. II. r. Helmbold was seen 10
consult with the prisoner, and IL was reporieu t n
Clark had arranged to 20 into business WIN MN 10"
afdayIts of the officers OF the bank, III regard 10 inc m
tcrng OF the bonds and of the agent .oi Tue oehs,an
P,cc Railroad Company, IA 10 their spurious Guar =,
were made and Justice kbrcth ordered the plso. w
be committed to the Tombs to await an eAaih's'ioh'
which was set down for Friday next at 10 o. III.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-01-31
ppoposrn INSURANCE. DEVASTATION.

ALBANY, Jan. 3Q.-Influenced by the recent
and rinous failures and amalGanations OF insurance
companies Senator BXby has prepared resolution
calling the attention OF the Senate To the matter Inc
resolution calls for the appointment OF especial COMMIT
tee OF persons to prepare ana present I" the Scnhe
a bill eInbodyug the following points:
Frst: proper method for the alnalgamation ~ NE
insurance couUanies under the supervision o. the super
M nrevrntpg abuses IN such anna carnations. Second
inst method for RESTRICTING the investment 0 the capt
res,rctos On the e.penditnrcs of money belonging Ia
surE corloritions Fourth: Provisions for more coDi-
pete details III the annual Reports OF ire lusnract .o
lar more Systematic investigation Of such corporations.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-01-31
THE NEW,JERSEY MUTUAL.

- INC K0tIOT OF TIC FtDnHt.
SIR: When THE TRIBUNE advised yesterday
morning Of the action of the NcwJcrscy Mutual, SAD
surely the state officials will not connve ut such per
Torrance and allow the funds to be handed over THIS
morning thousands OF policy holders VIII unite III thank
ing Secretary OF state Kelsey, and hope our own state
officials Will see We have suah protection the law pro
yidrs II the State laws allow few men To organize nm
der the name mutual life insurance company, win
capital stock Of 100000. vote themselves into the Of
Aces induce people thinking they have the protection Of
the law cOnide the care Vi SlOoOooO 10 theb w
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-01-31
UNION TRUST FORGERY CASE.

The Stock Exchange detectives We're Occu-
pied Yesterday in cndeayOrng TO obtain farther evidence
In the case the forgery upon the Union Trust Com
pany Horace r. Brown did not obtain bail yesterday.
AS expected felt hopeful that he would In able 10
secure IL within day or two George W Chadwick
in excellent spirits and willing to chat about anything
except bis case. julius CJumDani declined 10 any
thing The chief interest seemed Ia center In the
pectntion what George L. Maxwell wall say his
ANIMATION, which has been set down for tomorrow
morning.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-01-31
NEw-JERsEY LEGISLATURE

TRENTON, Jan. 30.-In the Senate to-d,,
Mr. Moore introduced a supplement TO the s,ms,y,p.
Mining Company bill increasing their capital stoc. .
S25OOOO. and authorizing branch Office IN the sitv !,
New-York. Mr. Ludlow Introduced hill 10 estabIish ~
nstitutlon for the deaf and dumb at New Bnssir. -.
appropriating 100000 in ailSl00000 for the cs,,s,
year.
In the House the Jersey City Charter hill was laid
till Monday next Both houses adjourned oyer IN y,
morrow morning In respect TO the memory OF exTa
Haines, whose funeral took place to-day. wv
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-01-31
MR.. MCCALL BEFORE THE GRAND JURY


PROBABILITY THAT OFFICERS OF THE SECURITY
LIFE WILL BE INDICTED FOR PERJURY AND EN-
BTZzLEMENT.
The disclosures made by the examination OF
the security Life Insurance. and Annuity Company OF
This city by the State Insurance Department caused
many TO expect the action of the officers for severa
years past in furnishing TO the department false state
mcnts of the condition Of the company would
lead TO their indictment Deputy superintendent
Mccall IN his report TO superintendent sipyh
charged chicanery fraud, and perjury i'll the annual
statements made by the cOnpany's officers, and MI
smyh at once called the attention of Attorney General
Fairchd to the matter He promised to give II prompt
attention. Mr.. Mccall before the Grand Jury yes
terlav and it is believed that indictments have
either been presented or will he found at an
early day against the President Robert L. Case
and his SOD, Robert L. Case, jr the actnafy
Isaac II. Allen, Secretary, and Theodore L. WctmoTe
President for enlightenment, and also against all
except wetmore, for periary Although 1t is alleged
that Mr. Wetmore, the principal insurance man OF the
company, was directly instrumental in preparing the
annual statements to which the other officers made oat
vet as Mr. Wetmore did not 10 these aemcnts IT
is believed lie cannot be held on charge OF PERJURY
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-01-31
nue. srRANpEp STEAMSHIP. AMERIouE.

The steamship Amcnque, stranded at Sea-
bright was moved Monday night about feet astern,
and was hove feet further astcrn nj yesterday
ing's tide Il was confidently expected at the Office of
the Coast WrcckIng Company and OF the agent ycster
1ay that would be successfully Heated of at last
nights tide and Immediately brought to the city. The
tGc WAS only inch lower than on Monday night and
a IigDt breeze blowing from the eastward.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-01-31
HOME NEWS
THERMOMETER YESTERDAY AT HUDNUTs IN
BROADWAY
o. M 800. Noon, 1872 , D. IN, 49,. Midnight 3o'
Highest during day 43. Lowest 30.
Average, 35s,o. Same day. 1876. ~
PROMINENT ARRIVALS.

Breroorf House-Murat Hastead Of The Cincinnati
Commercial and Gen A. C. Mocmrs Of Chicago naet
stone president Chicago and AL on Railroad company
John b. Of Chicago, and Nathaniel Wheeler OF con
nerticni 81 james HOer-Rsar. Admiral Thomas " Sci
fridge u. Navy. Windsor HotetaJudge !. NJ WOOL
w"rth of omaha Astoy HOuseEx Gov. Joel Parker u
New York Hotet-Col Dickinson woodruff
~ Army . Grand Central Hotet-Assemblyman George
West Of Baliston ~ StursuaEt Houss-Paymaster VIII
liam ~ Gould u, Army.
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Charles Collins were INTRODUCED and will be used ~
deucev 9b
SUPPOSED SUICIDE OF LIEUT.. wggosr

SAN FRANCISCO, Jan. 80. Lieut.. .Joh,
weeden Of the u s. Engineer Corps was fou,d ,."'
midnight last night lying dead sofa in his rom,
No. 726 BUSIEST Near the body two empty to,,.
which had evidently contained choral hydrate. Eocs
has been admitted except Gen. Alexander Of the ~
neers physicians few friends Of the deceased AMI X
The OF the act IL a. yet unknown An ~
sons being very reticcnt 10 IL Understood Lirnt vi
don left letter for his sister, Mrs Commodore N,n,a
out none OF It's. contents have been dyuged ana ~
reason can be given for tho supposed suicide
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-01-31
"Hold Nd a bit.n exclaimed the under ma,

"Hold up bit" exclaimed the under man
in FrODts fight yesterday afternoon try ing pull I'M.
thumb out OF the top mans mouth and vanly struggling
20 dsentangle the top mans hand from his HAIR and
gancing with considerable apprehension at the ton
mans other hand, which doubled mp into foImjd
able fist and coming down toward his face thousand
miles minute, Hold M bit Let's refer the rest Of
this Aght arbitration committee and have CON-
promise count aid aGree beforehand TO subat " tie
committees decision who hcked"-l Burlington Hawk.
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provide for their widows and children and then at ther
OPTION and without reference TO the wishes OF those
We made them the custodians OF their properly, sen
out the whole thing whoever viii offer them inc eIe
est nducemen time the pc, pie Knew H. we sp
bend there will be many people ready 10 saciInoe
81 900 5000 stock they can divide tne money
Of 500 900 or 900. 600 pOlicy-holders - -
Br0okIya Jan 80, 1877.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-01-31
A SHIP srRucK BY LIGHTNING AND Rrpxrn

Information has been received in this e;tv
that the ship Dakota, which sailed from NevOr,s,r.
Dec. IL for Liverpool, struck by lightning va
400 miles north west ~ the Azores ON Jan
destroyed by lire. The landed AZ 3, ny
The ship was IL old and belonged 20 j. W. Mar, =.
Bath Ne She was 1877 feet long, 81 feet beam d ,ss
depth OF hold, and of $50 tons capacity. 'eos
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-01-31
POISONING AN ENTIRE FAMILY.

Henrietta Glinncll, IL servant i'll the employ
OF Join o. Magic of Elizabeth, n D., attempted TO mur-
der the whole family yesterday by put ting arsenic in
,hoi milk The milk made five per sups very sick. and
orc il ,ii quite low, but Is expected 10 recover The
nirl l.n urINairu.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-01-31
NAVAL ORDERS.

WASHINGTON, Jan. 30.-Commander Georye n
Perkins IL ordered 10 command the Ashuelot 1s,i.
station relieving Commander r. o. Matthew'S IS orenT
home. Master James NJ Wright is ordered Colord
Civil Engineer u = g. White ordered 10 temporary duty
tue Bureau OF Yards and Docks Ensign w. Cosles h "a
ached the receiving ship Colorado and placed waths
orders
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-01-31
Apparent deacit

The report makes the following observations on the
mode of doing business:
The COMPANIES business to be loosely conducted;
many policies have been issued at premiums below the
rates One of the most remaIkabe cases Is ,na .,
N N Hastead, director whose $4,000 policy paysa
premium Of 1912 60 The regular table rate would pe
at least so per cent more; the met IL TISZ W Az
least one directors policy was Issued without MS re-
Guest without Il medical examnation,and without any &C
tuallpayment OF premium.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-01-31
SUICIDE OF THE COUNTESS HOWE.

LONDON, Wednesday, Jan. 81, 1877.
The Countess Howe yesterday threw herself
from window of ner mothers residence 10 berkeley
square and died from the injuries she received The
corouers jury rendered verdict that the act was COM
mitted while the lady in an unsound state OF mind
caused by grief at the death OF Earl Howe her husband
The Countess Howe was the second wife OF
Earl Couzon.IIowe. to whom she was married Oct 8,
1919 She the Hon. Anne Gore, late maid OF honor
10 Queen Adelaide and second daughter OF the late wee
Admiral Sir John Gore, X. c. b.
LONDON, Jan. 3O.-Prof. Lancaster took out
new summonscs to-day against Shade, the spirtualist
and Simmons his assistant, for conspiracy, and also
against Slade under the Warrant act
For other Foreign NeIrs see First IugG
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Announcemen,s.,

The most secure and pleasant remedy for
the Of Coughs &c, Is PotIRk's COUGH BiLsML