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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-08-16
BROTHER AGAINSr BRoTHER

Detectives Fields and O'Connor, OF the District A.
torneys ONCE. yesterday morning boarded the steamer
Elhiop,a, Of the Anchor lino armed with bench war
for the arrost Of Davia Macdonald Of ST. Louis
Mo-, on an Indictment for libel They found their
man, although he unknown TO them. Macdonald
had requested tho officers of the vessel gvo his
name or poiut him OUT If any asked for him. He
taken 10 the District Attorneys Office awaiting his
friends to furnish bail, Mr.. !. r Bartholomew be-
coming his bondsman the of 81 50O but he was
subsequently rearrested civil suit aud lodged
Ludlow Street Ja ex United states District Attorney
Is a man OF about .lity years OF age. He is a
brother Of Robert Macdonald, tho lace importer,
spread circulars from ST. LOUIS s'0. to n ss1rs
all tho principal importing and jobbing houses IN
city ana totue different mercantile agencies OF tho
country Rejecting upon the personal, social and COM
morcal character OF Robert Macdonald, his brother.
II stated that some years ago he was arrested for
similar acts, but not prosecuted after making free
retraction OF his bels OIL HIS brother He then moved
tn ST LOUIS, and being out Of the Jurisdiction OF The
This State, knowing that was very diai
cult II not impossible. to obtain requsition to
tradtc him indictment tor libel, he again
mcnced issuing his ibeilous circulars all the
Try and In Europe in which nc attacked the integrity
commercial honor, SOCIAL stanung and personal char
scter OF mis- brother Mr. Robert Macdonald IN these
hines, when sellers nervous al giving credit all
aud when tho slightest seized upon refuse
the purchaser found that these bels had affected him
not only IN New York, butin Europe 10 great degree
He had done everything he could to cause them
cease; but the more he did the greater number OF
lbeIous circulars would appear. lilo finally resortcd
to the courts aud the Grand Jury time ago pre-
scented u bill against David Macdonald for malicious
libel on his brother. Hc also commenced civil suit
In the Supreme Court against him-the compliant con-
tanning ABOUT sixty foos-for LIBEL and Judge Donohuc
gram order vi arrest the sum Of $40 000 When
his bail on tho criminal had accepted tho
prisoner rcarrcsed by Clerk OF Arrests Quincy on
the civil SUIT the bail being liked at $40 Co., aud Mac
donald was conveyed To Ludlow Street Jail When
taken into custody by Detectives OConnor Fields
on board the the prisoner had little 10 say but
seemed very much taken absck at the event. simply
asking who had pointed him out
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REGULATING SAILORS WAGES.

REG ULAIlNG SAlLORS WAGES.
Among the bylaws Of the Scamen's Boarding House
Benevolent Association is restricting the ship
ping of sailors for less than SIS per month. John
Williams, John Wenbold and Michael Hays, members
Of the association, shipped sailors SIC IN violation
d such bylaw, and for this were expelled
Through their counsel, Mr. Matthew 7. Breen orders
IN show cause obtained from Judges Donohue
and westbrook why they should not have mand1mus
rcinstatng them. lengthy argument took blace
yesterday before Judge Van Bruni, Supreme Court
Chambers Mr. Breen claimed that tho parties III
queston had received no notice OF Tho charges against
them that the whole question resolved itself upon tho
validity OF the bylaw IN question, and that much
~ u restrained man from earning hts livelihood In
sive and contrary 10 law; that The decision the
'longshotemen's case rendered by Judge Barrett 10
Juno last determined tho question ,hat BESIDES Judge
Davis gave an opinion in the General Torn, 10
that TO restrain q from working Tor what he
chooses Is against public policy and void Counsel
Then cited the United States Shipping act which makes
u penal offence for any person except "shipplEg
commissioner to ship men IL was also stated
shat passed during the last OF Le.ls
alurc prohibits the keepers Of sailors boarding houses
from shipping 10 sea Ex-Judgc Curtis argued on
bcnali respondents that tho question OF
In issue and was DO decided question OF fact by
the Court; that mere irrcguarity as to the mode,
II true cause existed tor The expulsion, could
not invalidate the decree Of the society,
passed by vote that in relation
Shipping ACT Of Congress no authority was vested IN
the national legislature TO enact what individual should
coutro certain branch Of industry business but
direction Of the Shipping Commissioner He said, in
conclusion that the practical object Of tho association
was 10 protect as far Ms II possible that useful in
dustrious but too often unfortunate class 'who 20
rica AFTER some further argument Judge Van Brunt
Took the papers, rcserving his decision.
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COURT CALENDARS--THIS DAY.
SUPREME CouRr-CHAMRERs-Hcld by Judge Van
BrunL--Nes. 50, ~, 279 30s, 81, 324
CouRT or GENERAL sKssloNs--Part Held by Judge
Tho People Va Thomas ]. Harrington.
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members Of this Board exclusive OF outside creditors
unless there shall be balance after payment OF claims
Of members 10 FULL"
Thomas W. Fem, who became member OF this
Board October 81 1871, declared bankrupt Octo.
Der !, 1872, and plaintiff In error appointed his
assignee On tho oath day OF August preceding Fem
became delinquent by failing 10 fulhi his contracts
win members OF The Board and thcrcupon made and
delivered 10 defendants in error an Of his
seat In said Board, with authority to sell tho 10
inc best advantage and apply the proceeds Of the sao
to tho payment Of all debts tue from him to the
bers OF said Board They did sell Tor $40 000 the pur
chaser WAS duly installed and tho money paid 10 cred
tors, who we're members of tho Board, including
S2,97S 20 TO defendants.
Upon these facts found by the Circuit Court sitting
without jury, the counsel for plaintiff asks reversal
Of no judgment Of that Court Ia favor OF dcfendans
the ground that the assignment by Fem to the
PENDANTS and their receipt aud disbursement oil thc
$4,000 were preferences wiihin the meaning Of the
Bankrupt law, and that they are, therefore, liable TO
him as assignee Tor the amount received. There can
be doubt that The incoporcal right which Fem had
TINS when he became bankrupt property,
and the sum rcalized by the assignee from It's sale
proves thai IL was valuable property. Nor do think
there can be any reason 10 doubt he had made
such assignment II would have passed. subject TO
the rules OF tho stock Board TO his assignee
in bankruptcy, and that r there had been lett IN the
hands OF tue defendants any balance after paying the
debts due the members OF the Board, that balance
might have been recovered by the assgpce II Is very
ngcniously argued by counsel Tor me assignee that
beng property OF the bankrupt no had no rghs to
make the disposition OF IT, which he dia by prcerring
his creditors who were members OF the board 10 hose
VINO werc not. Tho TO this, 10 tar as Fcnn's
ass, gnment to defendants Is concerned that the
part OF which gives this direction TO the proceeds
of tho sale wholly unnecessary and nugatory,
II the article Of the association, which have
cited in FULL effective II controlled The disposition
OF those proceeds; n u 10 vOid, or Tor any other
reason Intellectual thcn It must be conceded that
assignment OF Fem unlawful preference within
meaning OF tho bankrupt law. The question turns
solely upon the validity Of that article Of the
uon.
There is no reason why the Stock hoard should not
make membership subject 10 tho rule Ia question,
unlcss be that II Is a violation OF somo statute
some principle OF public policy. II does not violate
the provision Of the bankrupt Law against preference
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DERNIEREs NOUvELLEs

vt
h Frsuce, 70 president Mac -Mahou = 81
AIT grand'croix dc rordre de Pie TX, et L
difecteur de ID Mo5d10ise e4sdAmn6 4 4
Deis - psians ct 5.00o francs dAmende poau
eatsaem , u persoane dudit prtsident.-Ls
C1ar Ut arriv<. 10 q, M quartiw. GENERAL a
kloiesa, nais II attend, axant d'ordOaner Il
poaa1ge du Danubo, IN suocAG IN Asie, Qul
dfcide dune peix avantageusc pour iui. Il
4. dffkdto des Moutenegrins ek Her1eg0vi
MEMS dsss - d66l<s Dc Kristass. En- Grecs
y ponyeau cabinet eat ferm6 sous II presi
dence du vicr-nmirnl CauAfz. I'm An1lef<rfe
. Batb, chats du pout suspendu do Widdi
combo avec 200 persounes dams IL riviNrt
Avon; l2 morris ct 50 blesa6s.-En Italie, rs
OeptlOn parle Pare DE- pAlesins polonais ayaNt
leur tAte 10 cardinal Ledochowski-
4 Washington, on rspporte que la missior
De Pevis. 4 lsquellc n. Noyes atrait renoncG
st oMcftc M general Banks.-Le socretairs
hvayts esslnnns une enqu4ts sur In pr6tendne
oxpeslit1nu dibsss1iere organis6e oontre Cubs
- L.onisiasc, Vt nne antre enqu6te snr In d.
icnsion Dc y hAleipiero 4m6ricafne IILes'
nspaA r'c. ds key.Mest rAr IN croissnl
9 .cvigh coetinms; y premier fcullla9,
second, q Acveigh appellant Butler .1e IS
preax de b pasitiqus ana6rieaine.s slaEa 8
a y Meavc)lo Orl6ans. manifestatioa d'ou.
yriess , inotsads-v Wills, \ propss du trsas.
Ssst - travasx publica des entreprenerrs
-D<couvcrtA, dana l'snquOfe aslitoriaie,
d'aoe lettre circulairs du juge Dibble aux
svecatp y dlstrtet pour les invifer requ6.
SiS eentss - erimA d'usurpstion do NJ
chollAs L'exemplalfe trouvS ktait \ r..
dreeae a !. P.-6. Eafhart, avooat du 10 dir
trist todictnlfo. f7tf.s F3
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dents francais dc chaque looalitt.
Get appel, nous pesp6rons, sera en-
tendu partout en- Louisiana, oh
les Francais sont en- si grand nom.
bre, ct on II est 81 facile de COM
prendre importance, pour leur
nationslit6, du consciencieux ira
vail auquel Sc livre le Mtssagcy.
Adresser ces listes de r6sident8 D
P6diteur 81. de Mareil, A Crest
Jones street, New-York. aa7 !
-On nous rapporte que y.
A..C. Babcock q achet6 Ia pro.
priet3 de n. CIV. Combs, pour
Ia somme de $4,000, don't S2, 100
compliant Ct %, 500 d un an do
date. M. Babcock q pris p0sses-
sion, ut "a pr6cedente maison Dc
residence est occup9e par M. Er.
nest Sentille. La prophets de n.
Combs await apparteuu su0csssi~
vement ! N. 7. Rybiski, an doc,
teur Haudressy ct aux frAres
Charlan. 7''t
-Un bal, annonc6 dams une "a.
tire colonne, sera donn6 samedi
proclaim 10 JUN, chez NJ. Oheva-
lier d'Arensbourg, al b6n6Acs do
Ia famille de fen Victor Haydel. !,
M. Edmond Leger nous en-.
vote un tres curieux ph6nomAno
veg6tal, une carotte representant
10 partie inf6rieure du corps par.
faitement nu dun enfant du sexo
wasculin, ayec 70 yentre, les jambes
ct le reste. Cette plante potagere
est IN jeu de. nature qu'0n peut
visitor d nos bureaux. s5rg D
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sT-JAcau1s
Nous lisons dams IL Losas,a.sis.

d h taxe des 6eslse no sadltpa ssnpa6Gp@
ment pour le but qua - propose II loi, 6 sU
est n6cessaifs Dc fecourif AllA blonvSolhuoo
q ~ Gb6raliAme das gens pour .que ehaquo
district de- hotrc paroi6se poNode ID molnS
dsux 6eolee eonvsnahAas. astse 4u1lesA1s
esllsnts grApgistss, II y : environ m an, =
nous ont pa dit e04uo peuveat l'in1a1fiDoanS
ou dix-scpt ans de celA, est-cs qas =. vlete4
net, "a crEatsur dss foires on StJaoquas, n's
pas trouv6 un orgue royal sur 10 chemin AZ
II R<pubhque et d6oonveft una mine in6puA
sable pour tout noble ct g6n6rsux projeti
I'M. Bertrand Reulst. notso excellent a.
paroissicn do ID vacheris, nous dit que II =
oolte ct suporbo en- son district. -9 FTs
Jean -Baptists Ursin, honnAts citoysn Do
couleur du So district, s'est ncy6 dimanohe,
n maj. Le nalhsursux sbtait js&I b lasl
pour attr.per son esauif sn derive. Jean
-Cour do paroisee: Stephen Lutta, peus
aims, . 68 condamn6 } Us damsnds % 4 n
iours dc prison; jacob Burden, lsrois, ~
d'anonde On nm mois d prison l.. ChaI1eo
Young, vol dune montre, m an d ptnitso-
eier, c0udamuation qui Dous seu1blD m N
ngourcuse. QUAINT aux sieurs Andeeuon VII
llama, 0scrRe w. Rsyna, OAaesss onitA,
James Robinsop, Charles Williams allAe
Henry, Julse Powell = Eagens Adm, ~
ont S6 asquittks. &c favosst a paFoi1s 3
pensS quiI ny avait point Msu do poarsaivfe
E.,A. hobeSs Sana Rsoan. 0sqpsf1
moins jugss = paIs q eoastsbsss, . "a osS
:sa,SsSs .s,ss Z privilege = s'd's'r o. .ad.vi''
--Sil seus . etS agrtabls, h ssuains dse-
niAre, d'annoncsr que StJasques avsit y
noeotfo 6nuo notSo oDi I'LL 0oudeA n noQo
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repuhlicainc, adress6 an collectsur Kina
une Gpitro passablcment impertinente, ct ce
fonctionnaire q r6pliqu6 avec uno aiprenr
aui prouve l'absence de toute entente cor.
diale entire les republicains dcs deux races
Stamps. accompagn6 de quelques antrcs me
contents da couleur plus on mi,ins fonc6c, q
fait 10 PILGRIMAGE de Washington. atm de
presenter Hayes des sommations regnlie'
res. Lo President est obs6d6 do ces sollici-
espagnol demandant Ia charit6 m bout
dune espingole, ct subit avec IN cnnui visi
bic les inconvenicnts des grandeurs. lei u
poursnivent les enqu6tes dites auditoriale et
douaniere, ct ie Jour eclaire les sentiers tor
tuenx dos deux precedentes administrations
do fEtst. Un debat triangnlaire, assaisonn<
de rudes invectiyes, surgi entire le Demo.
erds lie Times ct le Picayrane. m sujet de de-.
peches t6legrsphiques nonopolis6es on pour
mioux dire achetees par le Times, 10 ~.
cayIre ct l'Abeine. ct don't 10 Democrat de-
sirnit prodter moyennant fnancc. LAbein1
accordait Eratuitsment 10 privilege que u
Democraf marcbandait avec les deux autrea
memores de rassoctation. L. quercile. spres
un nomeot d'extrsme vivncitA, pArnit otre
tCmb6e, st NJ aura Observation-Disclosures pas
dehnsion do sang. La lettre stratAgique dc
HesurSgnrd ayant provoqus ies railIerics du
Nesc fork Tribune, Blantou Duncan. dc
Loui.ville, destinataire de cette lettrs OF
ami du general louisianais. rappeile lee be-
vues du journal dc Greeley en- 1852 ct lee Ab-
eur.!es critques anxquelles ~ hvra y feuille
de Whitelaw Reid sur Ia tactique dc Beau.
regard dans II cklehro defense do Charles
tor. ..
Sur lsvis du Bureau de SAINTS, le Gouver.
ncur proclam6 Ia qnarantaine contrc d.
vera ports snspects.--Ls beard de econversiou
dc IN dette s'est ajourn6 dn juin M Ter
aoAt.-La Cour de district des Etats Unisl
sifgeant en- amiraut6. . accord6 au docteur
Alfred Mercier el5. 5.883 de edommages-intfrAts
contre To steamer State Of Los.isidnd-voici
L. principanx nnm6ros Rngnauts du hrags
do h Loterie de h Louisiane, op6rS 10 s:
Noe 50 .i0. 500, ,000i 36.7A, $4,000; 5000,
fgO.Op; N.4i9 et 1859, 10000; 1915,
l5.60& N.3D ct 3l,5 S,000.-MM. DH6
ntceurt et Pili< ont sc nonmes experts o.
timatenrs des propriet6s rccouvrer par
NINE Gaines-Le general Besurcgard oh
tenu Washington une patents pour m ap
parcil do propulsion des chaia-Un concert
eera donne le l5. au benefce du compositeus
Do mssi1ue AuEuste Dnvis. ; h salle 0rdne
vsld.-La Soci6tS italianne de hienfaisance
qui fetait 10 juin aon N~ snniversaire, est
ainai constitutes: MN. p. jobs Rocchi pr6si
dent, joseph Shiaccaluga viccpresilent, A.
u. ~
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L. eouvanear N5sholls vient d lancer
ms pssele.sde. Pr lsquslis sns recon
Jsmss white qui . tu6 William p. Carter,
aeae = nuit dn n nal, m coin noed-ouest
- - Coununs Of St-Chariei, Noavells-
OrIfma Jsnes White st Dc r1ce 6lnaebe,
- a = -, . 5 pis1se psscss d taials,
tsinS 1safi, AguSs sans bas6s, casvsux tguns.
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.E
II pisa l3S livres. % met propremeut OF est
natif de Ia Louisiana. II est comm dams tous
lee Etats- Unis CONNIE nm soureur do maisons
do jeu.
-Deux radeaux so sont en-.
gouffres lundi dams Ia crevasse du
Bonnet. Carr6.
-Voir dams notre partie an.
glaise le compte.rendu de Ia s6ance
du jury de police, du lundi 4 juin.
lie board des ingenieurs d'Etat
q divis6 rEtat en- trois districts de
'lev6es: le Ter sous Ia direction du
major Harrod, compose des pa.
roisses Est ct Quest Feliciana, Est
ct Quest Baton. Rouge, Iberville,
Ascension, Assumption, St-Jac.
ques, Lafourche, st. Jean. Baptiste,
st. Charles, Orleans, Jefferson,
Terreb0nne, St-Tammany, Wash.
ington, Tangipahoa, Ste Helene
ct Livingston le 2e, direction du
colonel Hardee, paroisses St. Ber.
nard, Plaquemines, Pointe Coup6e,
Concordia, Catahoula, ASoyelles,
Grant, Rapides, Calcasieu, Vernon,
Cameron, Vermillon, st. Landry,
Lafayette, St-Martin, Ste. Marie ct
Iberie; le Sc, direction du major
Richardson, Est ct Quest Carroll,
Madison, Tensas, Morehouse,
Richland, Franklin, Caldwell,
Ouachita, Union, Lincoln, Jack.
son, Winn, Natchitoches, Sabine,
De Soto, Riviere Rouge, Bicnville,
Claiborne, Webster, Bossier ct
CaddO. Bureaux de MN. Harrod
Of Hartloe 4 Ia Nouvelle- Orleans,
ct de n. Richardson ! StrJoseph,
Tensas.
-Voir plus has le, s4duisant
programme des ,foire ct concert
donnes les 8 ct 10 JUN, AMOUR.
d'hui ct demain, au Cafe de HAigie,
pour le b6n4fce dc l'6glise St
Pierre. II y aura fonle. M. J.-A.
Gaienni6 est le president du conf
t6 Reorganization. ss
-voir egalement, aux annon.
CeS. Ia carte de M. James Y. Chonet.
I'M jeune av0cat qui q pris une
part honorable d Ia derniefe cam.
pagne electorate, sans aucun into
ret personnel, ct qui a nm talent
plein de promesses joint pavantage
particulier d'appartenir par droit
de naissance 4 b pazoisse st. Jean.
Baptiste. II taes aoe8 80
Nous avons le regret damon.
cor les d6cAs dc Nj. Edmond Haydel,
Ag6 d'environ 45 ans, m Bonnet.
Oarre, le 8 juin; ct de n. yer6mie
B3thancourt, ne ! St-Jes .Bap-
tiste, mort 4 Alger 10 1 JUN, age
d'environ 81 ans. Il 5t
NJ surintendant Lusher q recu
ct accepts le1sssion onnement o6Fert
par n. Henry, Demas, tresorier
do board des 6coles.
-Dimanche derpier dans la ma.
tin6e, M. aAristide Oubre, faisant
satourn3e de boucher, . perdu an
p0rtefeuille contenant environ
600 en- monnaie. II men . pee
eu de uouvelles depuiA -, .g
-Ce nest pas uno somme dle
$500, mais dc 113o seulemeut, qui
forme 10 total recu en 1870 par h
MescAao6M pour qualifications de-
procedures do jury de police. Ceci
soft Dit uniquement Aaos le but de
r6tablir en- leuI eyactitude Les
faits qui mons concerncnk
-Notre vieux camarade ct IN.
Glen confrere Felix. Reynaud q re.
pris Ia plume, nne boDne plume De
guerre, ct lance, salncdi dernier 2
juin, 10 premier num6ro du Ngi.
last, Journal public 1 Donaldson.
ville On ffaucais et en- anglais.
Bonnie chance et tongue vie an
Tigilaxt, qui 50 presente ainsi an
public don't les sympathies ne iui
cn-o..k ,1ne sJ6Ea ~
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Y 6assedi . At Z DimascRs 10 Jsis,
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d6nuement complet, nous Iantorisons d s'a-
dresser aux personnes charitables, particul
lierement aux eccl6siastiques ct oommunau-
f<s religieusea, pour trouver M MONS lee
chooses n<cessaires Ia vie ct l'exercice du
saint ministere. ct nous exhortons toutos les
personnes ! qui II s'adrcssers ! lui venir en-
aide.
NoaveFe y Orleans. Ter juin. 1877.
mi. PERCHE.
Archev6qus de 10 Nouvelle- Orleans.
lie 81. Charles Herald public
Ia correspondence, passablement
vive ct aEimee, qu'on va lire:
Ill St-Charies. % mai 1877.
A III. Ed3{sord StPy.-Je vous donne rem
dez-vons, 81 vous etes un homme,-ce don't jo
doute beaucoup.-A vous, seul on avec votre
meme bande. dimanche proclaim. } heures
pr6cises du soir. au village dc Hahnville.
Moi aussi. j'aurai mon escorte qui. bion qu'inE.
gale an nombrs, sufira battrc Ia v6tre. 81
vons voulez un combat singulier, 10 porterai
mes instruments.
Le v8tre. avec m6pria.-
PRUDENT DEBAUTTE.
New-York tribune., 1877-07-25

Mr.. Vandcrbllt's remark TO a TRIBUNE cor
respondent Saratoga about the great sums which tho
railroads pay in taxes and the right therefore whicl
they have to protection from the authorities caused
some comment yesterday among persons Who
claimed to be familiar with the action Of the
Ncw-York Central in avoiding the payment II
wat Is Justly dnc from 1t in taxes. They .ad
that-the yanerbits value the property Of the NewYok
Central az Sl3OOOOOOO, hat the road has paid
dgung ten years on a valuation Of sl0OOOOpO only.
Every real-sae compelled tOiay 10 the C,ty
EcBYork alone nearly three per cent ou the aiue of
MS property wnilc ~ va claimed that tie Sew-York
Central Railroad Company had escaped taxation on
SIZU,OOOOUO the burden being shiiltd Oh farlAs aAd
houses. THc question WAS pertinent according to th3
views O several persons disc ussiAg t1i ma.ter
yesterday whether The lch corporation, wI,i had fe-
cC4Nai al Tie franchises from the puhAcf -hol nug
pay the rate a icai-esate o"nei Instead ot me
state being indebted 10 Mr.. vanderbilt II N"s alrurd
tAdC clear indie cDeducSs was established o Tue pat Ok
Central 20 the ate OF many mtuu- ~ dol
lar, Tor tc years that Il hs been taxing pubic
10 pay dividend wafcrtI stock The Stale. % "as
cluued should Insist uUn TIE iayucni Oi tEe,c arcir
ages thc part of tic AcN- lofA Ccita ana
the thus collected would 20 lar tOWaIN the eAt--
gul-hulent OF the dcJt OF the state.