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pELtGAToS At THE MAYORS OFFICE.
delegation OF Sova scotian and Canadian citizens
headed by Messrs. William u. Sanction aad H. w.
Virgins. called at the Mayors ONCE yesterday to urge
the necessity OF some concerted movement, toward
raising subscriptions for the ST. John sufferers Mayor
Ely was absent, his place being nled by Alderman
Purroy. The latter was not able We them any
formation, but stated that Mayor Ely would probably
DO able to communicate with them Monday
MASS MEETING AT COOPER INSTITUTE.
grand mass meeting oil the citizens Of Now York
In aid of the sufferers by the ST. john IRE will be held
In tho large hall Of Cooper Institute Tuesday evening"
June 20. Mayor Ely will preside. Mr. William Dowd
President OF tho Bank OF North America viii act 40
treasurer Prominent citizens viii address the meet
ing.
Mr. John B. Mclean, who inaugnratcd the movement
Tor the mass meeting, sent the following telegram
Mayor Searle--
WALKER SrKREr. NIw York, June 20, 1871
Mayor SEHRLE:--
Mass meeting will be held. What do you most need
money, clothing or ioody JOHN b. MCLEAN
Mayor Seare replied follows--
ST. JONI, N B., June -, 1877.
To john 3. MCLEAN
Money. We have received food and cloth Dg su IN.
Client Tor the present. Many thanks.
s. sEARLE, Mayor.
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LOSSES OF ENGLISH INSURANCE COMPANIES.
LONDON, Juno 20, 1871
: The Times, In Its financial article, says
Several English insurance offices lost heavily by
the St. john ire In instance tho loss will DO
5000 000 and the least that any sings office viii
have bear 500 900. The principal sufferers
are the North British ana Mercantile Imperial, Royal
Liverpool and London and Globe, Northern. Queen
and Com mcrcial Union compauics
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THE ETER NAL CITY.


HIS HOLINESS AND THE NEW cARDINALs--wHAT
HE TAXES THE GREAT PILGRIMAGE TO MEAN
MENTs OF AMERICAN cLERIcs ABROAD
[By CABLE TO THE HERALD
ROME, June %, 1877.
His Holiness, Pope Plus, conferred the
hats upon the new cardinals yesterday. He
then received number of deputations and
distributed some OF the offerings of the
faithful during the late pilgrimages Among
these was golden fac-simile of ST. Peters
chains which he gave to the Eudocian
Basilica.
THE GREAT PILGRIMAGE.
In the allocution yesterday His Holiness
alluded with feeling to the grand demon
stration Of devotion to the Holy See, as seen
in the universal pilgrimage to Rome during
the past three or four weeks
THE TEMPORAL POWER.
He regarded it as testimony of the whole
Catholic worlds desire that the Pontifcal
power should not be limited by being SUBJ
ordinated to civil power which restrained
the freedom of its relations with the faith
full.
A POLITICAL AILocUTIoN.
The allocution which the Pope will de-
liver on Monday is expected to deal more
markedly with political questions, and
will be especially severe in its references to
Russia.
AMERICAN PRELATEs AT vIcHY.
Archbishop Wood, accompanied by Father
Macconomy will visit the Archbishop of
Baltimore at vichy. They will bear the
bulls nominating Bishop Gibbons as coad-
jutor and successor to the Archbishop Of
Baltimore.
THE ANCIENT ORDER OF HIDKRNIASs.
Archbishop Wood has been appointed
referee in the cases in the Pittsburg diocese
arising out Of the position Of the Ancient
Order of Hibernians towards the Church
authorities.
TO THE HUNGARIAN BATHS.
Bishop McNeirney, of Albany, leaves
Rome on Monday for the baths in Hungary.
VATICAN PERSONALS
Cardinal McCloskey has been unable to
accept the invitation to be present at the
consistory on Monday.
Cardinal Cullen, Of Dublin is lying i'll at
the Irish College here.
1t is rumored that Mgr. Chatard will be
appointed Bishop Of Richmond.
RUsPoLI-BRoADwooD.
Prince Alexander Ruspoli is about to
marry Miss Broadwood, an American lady.
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special fund.- subjec. to tho control Of tn. Central Com.


NahaEeHeht JOHN, n. Is.
THE MARITIME ASSOCIATION SUBSCRIPTION
The Maritime Association OF the Port OF Sew York
will hold special meeting Monday for the express
sion OF material sympathy for the sufferers by the are
Al ST. John, n. g.
spontaneous movement the part Of members
yesterday yielded contributions 10 the amount OF
s3a5 Of which 81 900 was collected and transferred
by telegraph through tho Bank OF New York. The
Int nj ~ war tall
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AKHIVAL OF THE I-AIKf ANNA nj SAN FNANs
cIsco-LEAvE OF ABSENCE.
WASHINGTON. Juno 80 1877.
Tho Navy Department this morning received I'M or-
nation of the arrival ot the United States steamer
Lackawanna at San francisco, seventeen days from
Pich ilnquc
Passed Assistant Surgeon Robert A. Marmion has
been detached from the Boston Navy Yard and granted
SIX months leave.
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HELP FROM ABROAD.

MONTREAL, June %, 1877.
AT meeting ofin1uentla citizens to-day, motion
OF ex.Mayor Kingster, seconded by Hon. l.. II Hol-
ton, tho Ci:y Council called upon to donate
$4,000 Tor the relief Of the st John sufferers
HAL:rlx, June e. 1877.
The HALIFAX collections OF cash aid Of tho ST.
John sufferers cunt 10 $l5, 900 More clothing
was sent IN to-day ana VIII 70 over TO- night
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A LIBERAL OFFEE.

The following despatch mas boon received
NEw YORK, June 90. 1877
To Mayor SARLK:--
In view OF tue terrible calamity which has befalcn
your beautiful city and apprccutng tho support cx-
tended in former years BY citizens 10 the Soning
ton and Providence lines beg offer free
tasiou nom Boston tor any supplies forwarded
by this city and also authorize you e. draw upon me
for five hundred dollars ($500l
ID. ). BABCoCK, President.
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DESTRUCTION OF CJTrON.

MKAPnis. Tenn, June 70, 1871
The damage to the cotton crop on tho Arkansas
Rycr by the 1ood is estimated at from twenty
thousand 10 thirty thougaud balcs.'
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NAVAL INTELLIGENCE.
[BY TELEGRAPH TO THE HERALD. !

LBY TELEGRAPH TO THE HERALD.
NORFOLK, Va, June 90 1871
The monitor Manhattan arrived ut the navy vurd
this morning from Port Roysi under convoy Of the
corvette Ossipee.
The iron-clad fleet here consists OF tho Man.
haitian, Lehgh. Ajax and Saugus--all In commission
and awaiting to 20 into tae dry dock. The Mahopac
and Montana are expected within ten days for tho
same purpose. The flagship Hartford aud corvcitcs
Essex and Ossipcc In Hampton Roads awaiting the
arrival OF the balance OF the home squadron from the
Gull TO proceed TO Halifax.
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BANKING HOUSE SUSPENDED.
lDY rELEonApH TO THE HERALD. ]

PEORIA. H.. June %. 1871.
Tho banking house Of 5. Pulser Co, Of this city,
suspended payment to-day Its liabilities are about
$500 ooo II is believed its creditors will eventually
lose nothing. The Metropolitan Bank OF New York
city sufferer 10 the extent Of about $780, 0 - -.
port0d hare
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AID IRON BOSTON.

BosToN Mass. June %, 1877.
Arrangements are making for benefit performance
at the Boston Theatre Thursday In aid Of the
ST. John, ~ b., sufferers Free oil the theatre viii
be gven and large number OF the prominent artstes
OF the country have already volunteered. SubScrlp-
lions OF money amount to SIS. 26s 10 night
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AID FROM PHILADELPHIA.

PHILADELPHIA, June %, 1877.
The total subscriptions in this city up to to-day for
the relief OF the sufferers by tho ST. John nre
70 81, 225.
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AID rnoM SEW ronK--A susscnIprIoN LIsr an

THE BRITISH CONSULATE.
We arc authorized 10 state that list Of subscribers
fund for tho relief OF the sufferers uy the IRE St
John, g.. has been opened at the British Consulate
General, No II Broadway, whore subscr .ptons and
donat viii be received. All contributions viii DO
paid into the Bank Of Commerce 10 the credit OF .
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GooLpisa's CITY DIRECTORY
reduced TO THREE DOLLARS.
GoULD!NG's
CRY DIRECTORY.
reduced to THREE DOLLARS
CITY DIRECTORY,
reduced 10 THREE DOLLARS
LAWRENCE q. GoULDINd Co, 49, NASSAU ST.
GEASIDE LIBRARY.
STnE BRs1 STANDARD NOVELS WITHIN THR
REACH OF EVERY ONE.
BOOKS usually sold rsm VI TO ~ given unchanged and u-
abridged. iqr 10 aud - cents
No.; - - - Prizes.
. JOHN MaLifAx GENTLEMAN. BY Miss Maiosci. 20
Double Number NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. ..2Oa
.. JANE EYRE. BY Charlotte Bronte. double Nuua.
a. A WOMAN HAfhR. Charles Rsade's New Novel
poup'e Nampcr ...::..s... .2uu.
singis Numberl ......-., ,........... i0uI
u LAST DAYS OF PDMPEII BY Bulwsr L,tton
Single Sutuber). Observation-Disclosures. 10
ADAM BkDL, 10y George Eliot double Nuinbsr). 2UN
Tor sale oy Al booksellers and uewsdeaers sent post
age prepaid, GU rece OF OF rrice, by
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METROPOLITAN JOB PRINTING OFFICE,


IMPORTANT TO ALi.--FOWLER'S FLY FAN
will drive iss from dining table, sick room kc.
CA and them Ia operat ON trial CIV before purcus
ing Agents wanted 10 sell fowLEssFiv FAN Glass Fly
cArcHkEs MickOsc0PE tmagnifying OJ times, prize 81
PEss that write with aud other Novelties VIA buy
o sell Foreign aud Domestic Novelties Of merit
ALEX. NIGuDLS 0s1 HrondNAY.
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ASK FOR PipER.IlEiDsIEcK.

All able wine merchants and erocers throughout
the country have IT,
GRAEFENBERG VEGETABLE PILLS
arc the ntldest and effective.
HAVE YOUR JOB PRINTING
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HOTEL ARRIVALS.

Commander Henry L. Johnson. United States Navy,
Is al the Hon man. Lieutenant Governor H0ratio q.
knight. Of Massachusetts,, IS at the Fifth Avenue
General Isaac \. d Reeve United states Army, 10 ~
the ST. James abroad Commissioner Virgil Powers,
Of Georgia, is at the St Nicholas. Paymssicr Henry
u. Reese United States Army Is AZ the Grand. Henry
II. Sponord. OF New Orleans, and Charles Levi Wood
bury. Of Boston, are At the New York. Ex-Governor
Edmund J. Davis. Of Texas. is at the Metropolitan.
General John NJ. corsc. OF Chicago Is at the Gilsey
A-oF ALL THE GEMS OF THE SEASON THAT
have pr-sened for public examina In the OF
Gentcueur HATS ios TINS uone ~ Az
for beauty style. exceenr oi nis and hnenes Of quail
Nassau u.
ASToR HorsE SHOE sToRE.-rHE FINEST
hand made Shoes aud q alters. 81; Dress shoes. 81
STERN. Barclay st.
ALL THE SYMPTOMS OF LIVER CON.
plant sallow skin costiveness Offensive
breath dro~snes headache &c All thus affected
be speedily relieved by ScHEscgs MAsDRAkE Fis:
The synptous oi.en mistaken tor those Yf
liver complaint but she pills are applicable TO either
the disease for the other viii
ia Convenience these pills nre used a. the remedy.
AT 81. - 50. S.,
TO $40 tor reliable CLAasT WisLs from tho best
shippers iu Bordeaux H. Is. KIRK 4 CO., i
~ Fulton It. nnd TOO Broadway.
IS HAT, 81 9c-PRE cASsiMERES AND
straw Ars Wholesale prices II Scw church ST. up stairs
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SODA WATER APPARATUS FOR MAKING ALI.

MEDICO -"LANE'S MIc-MACn REMEDY POSI-
tive and smallpox. .tinr. diptheriA
srtonla without leaving ARK 7U2 4n Sonih
brooklyn A. MIRACLE.
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aud bottles brandu1 ShLTKRs WAfEn. VcuY kissESckS,
BITTER KissrSCkN, &c AL waters draft xept 10
gallon glass fountains to prevent metallic
Addres orders CARR. H. SCHULTZ. AID broad ny.
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aerated hcvoragea
JOIN MATTHEWS. lat Nv aud 2stn st., city

hand and made order at DECORATIVE SIGN AND
SHOW rAkD COMPANY Clinton place. corner Of
broadway Patent iicincs anufscturers suppl d
nj lowest prices send for price list Orders by mail
promptly attended
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| Henri Vieuxtemps, the celebrated violin
list and composer, has had stroke of paral-
ysis.
Herman VEINS benefit takes place on
the 9th inst, when "As You Like 1t" will
be given.
'Lohengrin," with Nilsson in the r6le Of
Elsa, is announced.
The friends of Wagner are contemplating
the presentation of testimonial to the
father of the music of the future.
Herr Rubinstein has received the Cross
of the Legion of Honor from President
MacMahon.
THE COACHING CLUB
The meeting of the Coaching Club in
Hyde Park brought thirty-three drags into
line and attracted a large crowd of spec
tators.
croquet tournament is in consideration
among the demigods and goddesses of the
game.
BIRTHS AND DRATHH.
The births in London during the past
week we're 2,273 against 1,315 deaths. Seven
Of these we're from diphthers.
A CAPE MISSION.
Anthony Trollope will soon sail for the
Cape OF Good Hope on q government mis-
sion.
SOCIAL SCIENCE
Lord Aberdeen will preside ut the Social
Science Congress during its ensuing meet
ing at Aberdeen.
LITERARY CHIPS
Mr.. Swinburne announces new series of
''Poems and Ballads"
Robert Buchanans new poem, Bladder
the Beautiful" will be published in book
form.
Macmillan announces Lockyers trans
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svedenborg Conference.

URBANA, o., May 25.-The New
Church (Swedenborg) Conference con-
tinues IN session during the week. The
annual address was delivered yesterday
forenoon, by Rev. Mr.. Mitchell, of St.
Paul, Minnesota. 1t discussed chiefly the
true method of Church extension, taking
as model the parable Of the vine and
branches. During the afternoon discus
sion, an address WAS delivered by Rev.
John Worcester, of Newtonville, Msssa-
chusetts, on the proper time, manner and
means of teaching the doctrines OF the
Church to children. The discussion
brought forth many interesting sugges-
tions rs 20 the means, methods and ideas
of teaching, especially OF illustrations
from the Bible, fixing holy Impressions
upon the chi,d's mind. The use OF pic
lures, black board illustrations, &c, was
freely discussed.
To-day the order of the morning ses.
sion was a general conference on the
state of the New Church in various
parts. This afternoon series OF papers,
texts. Sweden borg trsnslations. &c,
we're read and discussed. This evening
Rev. Mr.. Seward, of Wilmington, DEL,
preached.
Saturday morning the order ofthe day
will be a paper on preparations for
Holy Communion" presented by Rev.
MIR. Sewall, of UurbsRa.
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Fire in youngstown, q.

CLEVELAND, o, May 27.-Last night
about midnight a fire broke out in the
Youngstown rolling mill at Youngstown,
o., completely consuming the whole
mill. The fire department was promptly
on hand, but owing to the scarcity OF
water were unable to render effective
service. Three hundred men are thrown
out of work. The mill cost S400, 900, and
was insured for $4,000 as follows:
Home and Under writers of New
York, each $1,000; Franklin and
North American each $5 600; Fire Asso'
citation of Philadelphia and Royal, each
$1,000, and Phoenix, of New York,
So 600. The fire was caused by the ex
pIosior of an OF can. The regular mill
machinery and some valuable machinery
tor the man ufacture of cotton ties was all
more or less injured. Quite a large
amount of manufactured iron was des-
troyed. The mill was owned by Wicks,
Wells & Beuchuer.
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Systematic Robbing OF q Railroad
Company.

NEW YORK, May H.-One of the
causes which drove the Central Railroad
of New Jersey into the hands of re-
ceiver has just come TO light. For the
past four years the company has been
Systematically robbed OF over 500 daily
by combination consisting of ferry
masters, conductors, ticket agents, re-
spectacle residents OF Jersey City and
Newark, and merchants whose places
of business are on the streets near
the ferry. The number of men banded
together and their apparent respectabihty
and sLat ding In society for time de.
teated the efforts of the detectives to
fssten the guilt on them, but last Mon
day night two OF the leading spirits in
the affair, one said to be trusted Off
cisl of the road, we're arrested
at Newark. A prominent member
of the combination expressed
q desire to make known to the
Dhtrict Attorney all he knows of the
conspiracy. Men more prominent than
those on whom suspicion has fallen will,
1t is thought, be implicated
by this confession. The method OF work.
log was rs follows: The tickets taken
up by the conductors were by them
transferred to the respectable outside
parties, who disposed OF them to retail
dealers, the ferrymasters acting in COL
lusion.
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Distressing Accident at a Picnic.

MEMPHIS, May ga distressing &C.
cident occurred u few miles below the
city, to-day, where q party had gone q
pic-nicing. Four young lads went into
the basin to bsthe, and one Of them, J ss.
Alexander, aged seventeen, was seized
with cramps, and suuk. Jack Prsndat
went to his assistance, but before getting
him to the bsnk, was also cramped, and
called for assistance. Willie Vance join
ed him, and made desperate effort to
save them, and his sister, Miss Lulu
Vance, hearing their cries, ran to the
spot and plunged in, trying to assist
them, and but for the timely arrival of
some negroes the whole party would have
been drowned, but sll were rescued ex-
cept young Alexander, who WAS lifeless
when brought out. All are children of
prominent citizens snd the sttsir created
great excitement.
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horton REVAMPS THE BLOODY
SHIRT,

lie promised letter of Senator y. +.
NORTON has at length made its appear
@ce IN the shape Of three column dis
sasi'lon addressed TO the Indianapolis
'"-rral. l. would readily be recognized
wen II 1t did not bear his signature. 1t
''"OS' the old rut in appeals to the pas
Mons and prejudices engendered by the
"' and in attempts TO exaggerate and
4o'fity the condition of the Southern
p"ple with assumptions of persecution,
S'sssnstion and blood, and such inflam-
~a'ofy matter as characterized bis
'pSehss in the last campaign and for
40 last ten years, and which indeed
eus TO have become mania with him.
'uA'eVef else he says in his letter, is so
'Woven with material of this nature
' IL" only secondary, and thrown In
we're, to All up.
, tas most interesting feature Of Mr.
n0sr0ss letter Is hi, attempt to place
A''f Ii harmony with the policy Of
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THE NEWS.
Distressing Accident at q
Pic-Nic.
Tragic Termination Of a
Divorce Case.
Systematic Robbery Of a
. Railroad Company.
An Irate Female CoWhides
q Vermont Editor.
Engineers Strike on Le-
high Valley R. r.
Crooked Accounts of a
Pennsylvania Rail-
road Officer
Beast Butler Concludes to
Go West"
Warrington Items.

WASHINGTON, May 27-The Secreta.
~ OF the Treasury has directed the As
sistant Treasurer at New York, to sell
one million of gold May 3lst.
Frank Gilbert was to-day appointed
Assistant Treasurer of the United States
at Chicago.
It is stated that Warner NJ. Bateman,
of Cincinnati, was to-day offered the
office OF Solicitor Of the Treasury De-
partment and declined it.
Commissioner Raum stated to day that
a thorough in vestigation of the affairs OF
the internal revenue bureau in Pekin
and Peoria districts in Illinois show con-
clusively that no irregularities exist
thsre. The department is just now in
receipt of volum nous reports irou sev.
eral agents who were detailed for service
in these Districts, and they show nothlr 6
whatever that can call tor censure. Com
missioner Rsum forwarded these reports
to the Secretary this morning.
The following statement is furnished
by the Chief of the Bureau of Statistics:
The aggregate imports and exports OF
merchandi for the month of April were:
Total exports, $44, ,564, ,43l; total imports,
$42, ,662, ,696; for ten months OF the cur
rent fiscal ear. the exports of merchan-
disc were valued at $514,799,053; im-
ports, $357, 7,584,8l7; showing an excess of
exports over imports of over $l57OO0,-
QUO. In ten months there was an excess
OF exports Of coin and bullion over i'm
ports OF $2,824,4l5.
Preparations are being made by the
ordinance bureau of the War Dep1rt
meut to close up the national almorles
and workshops after the first Of July,
there being no appropriations to continue
work.
Gen. o. G. Ord, commanding the De.
partment OF Texas, arrived here for the
purpose OF having an interview with
Gen. Sherman on the management OF
affairs along the Rio Grande.
The Secretary Of the Navy yesterday
addressed q letter of instructions to the
commanders OF the foreign stations,
stating that ex President Grant was now
making a tour of the world and when
he has reached their vicinity they will
show HIM proper attention and facilitate
his means of observation abroad.
In accordance with previous instruc-
tions, 1t is no longer considered eIpedi-
ent to retain army officers on duty at the
White House, and Col. Ii. G. Corbin, Of
the Twenty. fourth Infantry, who was
detailed at the Presidents request ss one
of his secretaries, will be relieved at the
end of this month, and by direction OF
the President assigned to important duty
in the War Department.
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THE wHISKEY DAMAGE LAW.

The Case now on trial in the Circuit
Court Of Ohio county between Mrs.
DonDell as plaintiff and Mrs. Hadlick
defendant, is smong the few, if indeed
there have been any other cases IN
West Virginia arising under what is
generally termed the "Whiskey Act"
In 1873 the West Virginia Leglsla-
.are passed law providing that II any
person shall cause the intoxicatlon OF
smother in who'cor n part by selling or
giving MN intoxicating drinks so as to
HIurs hustsrG. wife, child, parent
gusrdiss, employer or other person, IN
person, property or means OF support,
ihe party so Injured shall have an action
for tsmsges sgslns! the person furnish
lug the intoxicating drinks.
!. likewise makes the owner OF
building who shall lease it to be used as
psce for the sale of intoxicating
t'itk:, or knowing it to be 80 used, sew
sally and jointly liable, 10 a party IN
.1'ed, with the one who sells. We be-
lIsve thi: law originated in Ohio, and is
Transcript of the statute now in force IN
lbs. State.
In the case referred to on trial, the
plaintiff heretofore secured verdict in
tie County Court Tor ST 500 in he: lsvor'
''on witch an appeal was taken by the
d:'eaiant to the Circuit Court. She
lie plaintiff, seeks to establish that
ie and her family were re-
daced from q condition of sfHuence
'oPOverty and want, her husbands busi'
less destroyed, and finally a separation
Brought about between herself and hus-
and asa consequence of Intoxicating
Aqutn furnished him principally by the
'eiendsnt. If the jury thinks the evi
ceaee sustsins this state of the case, they
vii then determine how much damage
We entitled to. The case Is still on
SIsl, and the result is awaited with
zone Interest as indicating the probable
operation Of this new feature 10 legisls-
aoo.