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The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1877-09-28
Relief Without q Doctor

Though Ne would BY NO nieIias be uDderstood
as deprecating. but rather as recommending s.
professional aid irdisease there are ffiditItudes
Of instances when it is neither necessary or ca
az 10 obtain. A family provided with com
prehensite household specific like Hiostesttr's
Stomach Buffers, is possessed OF amedlc'naiie re-
eource adequate to most emergencies III M .,l'i
n,.d;cal advice would be otherwise needf'll.
That sterling tonic and corrective invariably
remedies. and is authoritivsly recommended for
debility. indigestion, liver disorder, an Irregular
habit otbody, urinary and uterine troubles, iil-
cipent ,heuinatisn and gout, and many other
ailments Of frequent occurrence. 1t Graduates
and prevents intermittent and reinittent levers
relieves mental dispOndency, checks premature
-, and ;uvieorates the nervous and mueea-
lar Issues. Sleep. digestion and appetite are
nromotrd by it, aud it is extremely useful IN
overcoming the effects OF exhaustion and expo
sure.
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Marietta Market,



FINANCIAL.--Gold buying at$l .O4, selling
at $l.05. Silver-5uying and selling at par,
Exchange buying at par selling ate premium
Money commands Ii to 2 per cent q =
COTTON.-91 to 10 cts. .s98i9s3
GRAIN.-<We quote corn 45a5Octs. it
Wheat 81 1Oal 15. Oats A a5.~-Ryt 75s0 i
SEED.-We quote clover at $12 90 pei
bushel. Blue Grass at $500 per buslel.
German Mllet at $50 per busbel.
FLOUR.--From 800 10000,
MEAL, sFa90cts. e..
BULKMEAT 9;o9t cts. per pound. Z. ~
DRIED FRUIT Peaches peeled = 10 10 cts
Unpeeled in gooddemand 3sa4t. Apples Sets
LARD. We quote buckets, " cans aud
tierces, 4124. Az ~
GROCERIES We quote: Sugars--Crusl
ed. Granuate and Powdered l5. For extra
G 1874 Brown 1911. Tallow, 8. Liverpool
salt, ST. u.s. Virginia salt 81 .45a$ SO Candles
fullweigbts 20. Ginger Spice and Pepper
Is a 80 Starch 10 15 Rice S1ai0 for fierce
lava Coffee sc 40. Rio 22ia23. New
Orleans syrup rs. Molasses-40. Cheese,
factory 90. Peas--sione in tbs market. Sor
ghum as 10 so cents.
SOAP.-We quote Cramptons Imperial al
10cts per cake.
FISii.-Mackerel, No. ! Ezra shore, pei
bbIs. $500; No. l, Extra shore per; half bbls,
sl5. 90; No. |, per- bbls. $3.50; No. 2, per
halfbbls. y so; No. 3, per bbls. 1900; No. 3,
per half hbls. 700; No. /, Extra shore per kits
$500; No. 1, Bay per kits 2.25 No. =, Large
per kits 9 90; No. 3, Large per kits l,2o. Z.
COUNTRY PRODUCE. Buying prices from
wagons Eggs 12l cts, chickens 70 a 25ets
country butter 20 to 25; Tennessee butter
FACTORY GooDs.-7-s shifting IT A
sheetina 81 cents Factory yarn, per
Bunch: Prints 81 a7f Bleach siiirtlngs, a;
III: Jeans. 20 ais Concord Jeans, 10.
LINE, bushel barrel 81 10 al 10; 9 bush
FL barrel 90. no.o
Sd, $3.75 4d. 44.0O. q IA -, "A, -,
iRON.-Tire IL inches TO by ll'2 y
smaller sizes 5Octs advance. Rod nc, Ax ,r
CoIlins' $1f 90 !. Shovels. Ames ~ "
| RoIaud's ais 90 Sione's $l3 5O% Solid cast
stsel X. R.l6. Coffee mills s. 75alDO. Cast
steel 25c springs 81; axles 1OaiI, sad Iron
O.: horse shoe nails 25s35 ID Hames VI w
| LEATHER Calf skins--D domestic s4OsA;
| ner dozen; French S4iaG6. HARNESS leather
S0a45e per pound; sole leather, hs.niock' S,i
36 oak 4Oac45, split 4Oe; kiPs, country VI
a70 pei pound. .... sat
| UARDWARE.-IIoll country oar
| B-lting IS per cent Of list. Manila rope ioci
Cotton rope 25c; Juts rope lGci Cotton eardl
/ 81 so per dozen. Axle grease 81 80 per dozei
! Picks, per doz $l2 10, mattocks per doz. SiS oo
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n 10 .IFEITI9I1 y =
Astonishing Success.

It is the duty ofevery person who has used
BoscIIEE's GERMAN SYRUP to let its wonder
fal qualities be-, known tothsiF friends in curing
CONSUMPTION, severe Coughs, Group, Asthma,
Pneunionia, and in fact all throat ond lung dis
eases No person can use it without immediate
rslief. Three doses will relieve any case, and
We consider it the duty If all Druggists to rec
'othmend il to the poor dying consumPtlve, at
least 10 try one bottle, Us 10000 dozen bottles
were sold last year. and no one case where II
failed was reported Such medicine as the
CYnMAN SYRUP cannot be too widely known.
Ask yOur Druggist labout il. Sample Bottles
10 try sud at III cents; Regular sizs Is cents.
For sale By VIM, Root, and Is. X. Strong.
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HOW It Ia Done.

Z The first object in life with the American
people is 10 "get rich" the second, how to re-
gain good health. The first can bs obtained
BY energy, honesty and saving; the second,
(godd liealth) by using GREENS AUGUST
FLOWER. Should you Le iespondent suffer
err from any of the effects Of Dyspepsia, Liver
Complaint, indigestion, &c, sucll as Sick
Heasiache, Palpitation Of the Heart, Sonr
Stomach IIabitnal Costiveness, Dizzinsss OF
the Head. Nervous Prostitution, Low Spirits.
&c, YOU need not suffer another day. Two
doses Of AUGUST FLOWER will relieve you at
once. Sample Bottles 10 cents. Regular size
IS cents. Positively sold by all first class
Druggistsin the u. S. For sale by VIM. Root
and B II. Strong. sssss
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Tr II. l,, 9 of Respect.

MIDWAY Lodge, No. 4l6,.I o. G. t.
y Whe, Gas, ! II has pleased our Heavenly Faith
er 10 remove from oar midst our Brother John
P. Dobbins, who departed this life Sept. 10Th
after serious illness, during which time he
seemed perfectly resigned to his fate. Our loss
we hope is his everlasting gain. .''' ''N'
Resolved 1st That we as a lodge tender our
sympa,hies TO the bersaved family.
: I'd. That COPY Of these proceedings be
semitic the Marietta Journals for publication.
q Sd. That copy be rendered to the bersaved
family and also spread ON our minutes.
III: man die shall liz live again AlF'ths
days Of my appointed rio,s will wait till my
change come."-Job Ia CHI. and Ia ".
3' '''n' ID. GREEN,
+"A .JIi.IAAIn p Ell. MAYEs,
+'"a q. w. PHAKR,
't'f es---.a-s.ssss---ss.'-zs aF Committee.
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Cotton Still Growing.

EDlToEs JOURNAL Your Smyrna CORES
pon,leut wants 10 know the reason Mr.. High
towers cotton keeps growing so late in the
season, whether it is from deep blowing or
rich f-rtiliaing In my judgment it is not to
be attributed to either. The cotton was kept
back" from-some cause early in the spring,
probably for want Of some early working. or
the coldness Of soil, popularity Of some land.
The reason it Crews so lats now ia it had no
early crop Of bolls On the stalks. and Of course
Early planting and early work is necessary for
early Of bolls aud good crop. =
FARMER.
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NOTICE.
Bridge Builders.

TWILL LET TO TIE LOWEST BID
der at Oakley Flour Mills" on SSpe Creek.
between 10 and II o'clock IA. M. on Saturday
the 18th day Of September 1877 the contract for
building Bridge across Sope Creek. The
Bridge will be- 1:'d foot in length divided into
five spansr7fOur u, them rs feet long each, and
QUE 80 feet .lohg-the strinsers will be Sxl2-.
Mud Stills i2xi2-l2 feet long Stills 12xl2
! --liSfset long ii Posts for bents lOx12 -braess
for bents 8x5- hand rails 4x5-guard plank
2xl0-door ties ;,xS- the flooring to be inch
plank, 10 feet AID 4 inches long, not less than
| & nor no more than 10 inches wide, Clamps TOR
Stringers 2x12 8 feet long. and well spiked on,
braces for hand rails 4x4.3 feet long Posts for
bsnisters 4x6-3 feet long -theilooing 20 be well
| spiked down with alnenled spikes. All timbers
used must be good sound, all heart Pine, Post
! Oak, or " lite Oak, free from knots, d@ats,
wind shakes or other imperfections The build
or to give bond and security for theE.ithfnl pei.
fornance Of the contract and maintainaiiee OF
said Bridge as provided for by law. August
22d 1877. $50. flsS
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"A man returned his newspaper to
the printing Office. with "Jackass"
written on the margin, and in the
next issue the editor stated the fact
and wound up the paragraph b9
saying ssWill our indignant subs
scriber please let us know al what
stable he can be found.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1877-09-28

THE following is a sample of the
way the illinois kuklux do the bus
mess
When General Hampton visited
Rockford, Illinois, lately, he receiv>
ed the following anonymous letter !:
"You darned old Rebel, if you or
any Of your stripe come to Rockford
to make public speech, you may
expect to go back in box. Thcre
are one hundred other veterans be-
sides myself who have constituted
themselves committee to that Of
feet. A word to the WISE"
And yet Hampton went and re-
turned alive.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1877-09-28

The Esculus Hippocastanum, or Horse
Chestnut. commonly known as tho Buckeye, is
regarded with great reverence, many persons
carrying hin their pocket as kind OF amulet.
1t is Ii native of Asia, aud was introduced inhl
this country about the middle of the sixteenth
century, and is altogether worthy Of high re
gard, as it possesses wonderful curative prop
critics when used for Piles If afflicted with
that disease use 'rabler's Buckeye Pile, Oint-
ment, 90 cents bottle.
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"Speech is silver, and silence GOLDEN" but
let us give glad Inference to our gratitude for
the many blessings with which our pathway is
strewn, among which Coussens Compound
Honey of Tar takes, precedence Let us an
noupce to the world, and hencef.rth regarp
Compound Honey Of Tar as one Of our honse-
hold gods, for il is a sure cure for Coughs
Colds, and all diseases Of the Throat aud Lungs
Price 50 cents q bottle.
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something Must gust.

When an irresistible force comes IN eoniaet
with All immovabls BODY; what win be the con-
sequence If Esaii~y' Saline Aperient al 50
CENTS pei bottle. Is wArraniee equally as large
and as good as any comes in contact with tbe
dollar preparations, what will be the conse-
quercss lie who runs may read the flt".
Try one dose, all who are afflicted with a con.
stipated habit torpid liver, or dsranged stomach
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1877-09-28

The Russians have advanced 10 the enem, 2
line. determined 10 aln,ihilare the Turks, and
Co.issens' Lightning Imminent will di.P"rse
that lice Of formidable diseases known as khetI-
matsm, Neuralgia, Stiff joints, Sore Throat
Contracted Muscles. Earache ToOthache, Pain
in the breasti side and back. No family should
be without Lightning Eminent. Gully 50 cents
will bay it, and save vast amount Of suffering
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1877-09-28
An Attempt TO Commit Rape.

On lass Thursday, G. NJ Lawrence the sf
icient sheriff Of Padding county, brought
Jack Cooper and George Johnson, Two negro
men, TO the Jail at::lhs place for safe keeping,
having been arrested for aitt mpting to commit
rape GU Mrs. Sallie Cole, highly respectable
widow lady, living seven miles west OF Dallas.
These negro scounjl oils went lats at night to
her residence TO accomplish their hellsh de-
signs. Johuson remained outside at the door,
while Jack Cooper noiselessly entered lhe bed
room Of Mrs. Cooper, seized her person aud
placed his hand over her mouth, to prevent her
from screaming, which aroused her from her
slumbers, In her efforts OF Resistance, her
hand came in contact with the Negroes woolly
head, which eveale,i to her the fact that the in
trudvr was a negro.
lie succeeded in pulling her off the bod by
her f.et, when her little boy and girl run out
doors and screamed. This so frightened the
negroes, both of them abandoned their evil pur-
poses and fed. An excited crowd went IN pur-
suit. Mr. Cooper, brother of the lady, captured
johnson near Villa Rica, who confessed that he
was at the house and that the negro Jack
Cooper was the party who entered the resi-
dence A search resulted In the capture Of
JACK Cooper ON Tuesday last who stubbornly
denies guilt But the other negro positively
asserts that he is the right man.
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Correspondence.

August Both, 1879.
Mr.. Geo. Gober-Pres. Y. NJ. c. A.-Dear
Sir: have the honor to tender to your Asso
citation the use Of two rooms at the Marietta
Female College, free Of any charge for rent.
This offer has also been made 10 the Young M.
Literary Association. The only condition Of
acceptance being that the walls and lools be
kept tidy. Your obd't sorv't.
j. COTTON LYNKs,
N
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Ara Yon Going Awavp

Ifso, subscribe for the Marietta JoURNAL
before you leave and keep posted about your
old home. 1t is better than letter every
week. Ee}e)I'II f)G}-)JJ1>s
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Fresh Drugs. /

New Preparations, Proprietary Medicines,
auda general stock u goods generally kept in
B,,ns, STORES. 10 which additions are being con-
tinuaiLy made. +'''0 1.i'. d. H. ofR"NS'i '''
,ao7l Successor Of Q. w. WILLIAMS. T
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Brushes.

Some fine Hair Brushes, ALSO, stock OF
Nail and Tooth Brushes, Hard Rubber Combs,
and a variety Of nice Toilet Articles received at
the Drug Store Of 'ulH b. Il. STRONG.
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Fine Teas.

Super ior Green and Black Teas. Also Java
Coffee, roasted and ground of fine flavor, and
low piica received at Is. r.. STRoNG's.
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The New Constitution.

Copies of the new Constitution can be bad at
tue Journal Office for five cents piece. or 50
cents dozen Six cents by mail.
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,Also at the same time and place. Lot Of land
No. 60 In the 20 dist and I'd section Cobb coan.
" On containing 100 acres more or less, lsviesl
on as the property of Isail Is. Kendrick by viz
tue OF fifa from Cobb Superior Court iI favor ol
Uovt &. Jo,ies for the lss Of Wells. ,B. Whit
more rs Isaiah Is. Kendrick. Property point
ed out by Plaintiffs Attorney, and notice given
to defendant in possession, -. -.
Also al tlle same time and place. One house
and loi in the city Of Marietta, Cobb county
Ca. on Cherokee street, containing acre more
or Iess---boundpd on the North by w. Il. Gil
bert's lot-soutl by street--East by Mrs Thorn
asor's lot and on The West by; Cherokee street
I,yinu the place where DR.. Gilbert Tennent now
resides. Levied on as the property Of II. b.
Wallis BY virtue Of four Fl ias from Cobb Supe-
perior Otnrt-oie in favor Of josiah Goodman
vs. II. h. Wallis lone in favor OF Boston q GU
bert for the use VI John II. Boston vs. II Is
Waliis-4one in favor Of James ". Smith Gtyer-
nor. etc, for use If officers Of court vs. Wallis
Haley & CO., Principal II. N. Hammett, VIM
Tate and .Joliu p Cobb securities, and the other
n iayso r Of VIM A. Rogers for use Of officers Of
Court vs.. II. T. Wallis. Property pointed oul
by lsintiffs Attorneys.
Ai.d st the same lime and place, One honss
and a.pt ,itula.d IL iheeify If Marietta, Cobb
s,.M.rlv. eisnrria, q, Rsssssli sfresi, bounded
on liz cart " the prsps9ty of Rev. Mr.. Bond
on the norfl(l,y the property Of II IT, Wallis
ON th.lwrns BY street and On the soath by Kos
ven street., and containing hhnit fire acres
u,ur.. or l.as. Levied ~ tho property 1T J. T,
Moore. by virtue of fifa from Jnrtice C..nrt
89sth district, g. N in favor ii Haley 4 Ham
NETT vs. j. T Moore. Property pointed out by
plsin,ifs Levy male and returned TO me By
w. Il. Pilgrim, L. y.
STEPHENS, Sheriff.
August 3lst, 1877.
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Field Seeds.

Field Seeds.
Red Clover. Blue Grass, Orchard Grass,
Red Top, Timothy etc, fresh and genuine, just
received at the drug store Of
B. r. STRONG.
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September 26tb, 1877.

September ZOtb, IoII.
PkoF. j. C. LYNEs-Pres. NJ. F. C.-Dear
Sir: At moetng of the Young Mems Chris
tian Association held on the evening of oath
September, the offer made by you under date
Of Both Of August was considered and accepted.
" As the committee appointed by The Assocla-
ton allow us TO assul you Of it's appreciation Of
the interest taken in the succ. ssOf our organi
zation and thus manifested by your kind and
liberal offer, We remain
- Very Respectfully, ~
says { Gro. i. GoBEE,
X W.R. Power,
A. reynolds, Jr.
~ Committee.
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Court Of Ordinary Cobb County.

ei@a Ar CHAMBERS Aug. 22d. 1877
Its ordered. That the Tax Collector Of said
county, proceed TO assess and collect 70 tax
equal u Seventy per cent upon the state tax TO
be applied as follows:
For County bonds and interest 80 - :"
For Roads and Bridges ---.------10 -
For jury purposes ---,..-------- 10
For Paliper purposes ------ .----. rs
and that he aiao assess and collect ON all specific
taxes not prohibited by law 100 per cent on the
State tax TO BE- applied to county purposes.
H. NJ. HAMMETr. Ordinary.
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Y q
Bond for Titles.
Blank Interrogatories,
Recognizances,
Affidavit. Bond and Attachment,
Garnshment, Affidavit and Bond,
Marriage Licenses, s.
Justice Court Fifas,
Justice Court Summons
SupGnas, Lac WGfl
City Blank Bonds, 'tN pi'la
Exemption Waiver Notes, go.
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Blanks on Hand.

We have the following Legal Blanks on hand
and for sale:
Warrantee Deeds,
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Of-Hand Local Dots.

= - y. - - - - Z
A colored postmaster is now call
ed blackmailer. aadAdd
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Use Dobbins Electric Soap. 1t saves
tme-saves money saves labor and saves
clothes. Sold by Boston Il Hunt. 49,.
"A good lot of Saddles, Brides and Collars,
for sale on time, at Haley Bros. s.1 a't *.
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There is a young man in Cincin>.
natl whoJis SO modest that he will
not embrace an Opportunity" He
would make a good mate for the lady
who tainted when she heard of the
max ed trnthg Gilgef glil, 9igef
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}, AMONG our new advertisements TO day
will be found tlat 81 Messrs. G. west & Sons,
of Baltimore, Md, manufacturers of ihs cels<
brated Aladdin Security OIL which received
the highest award at the Centennial Exhibition
in Philadelphia The Howard Fire Insurance
Co vi Baltimore consider it the safest and best
oil In use Ii is warranted not to explode, and
reaches ,he high fine lest OF $50 degrees.
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DISHONEST NEWS DEALERS.

To THE EDITOR OF THE HERALD
have complaint to make, and very serious one
have to leave my house for business at eight o'clock
in the morning. and wish to read the HERALD before
leaving, but since | have moved in this neghborhood
/ lind it quite impossible to do SO. No paper store
being in the vicinity have to depend the carriers
and they refuse to serve The first, on my asking
II he could leave me q morning paper, said, 'Oh,
yes but on my telling him to leave tho HERALD, then
said he did not care tor any moro HERALD custom
ers. On my asking another he said he used TO
the HERALD came down in price he had to serve the
whole himself Tor he had been paying Tor help more
than he now could mako on the HERALD, and he did
not wish any more HERALD customers. II wanted
q three cent paper why did not take the WorldY
To another met this morning. on asking the same
Piled .sNot by a damned sight, unless you pay tour
cents for week days and i've for Sundays" Now
what does this mean
ONE WHO WISHES TO READ THE HERALD BE-
FORE EIGHT IN THE MORNING.
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LIFE INSURANCE TROUBLES.

THE MOVES CASE BEFORE TIE GRAND JURY
ANTICIPATED BoMBsHELL EXPLOSIONS
Matters looking the reverse OF bright in Newark
for Mr.. Benjamin Noyes, President of the National
Capitol Insurance Company, who is now held In the
Essex County Jail pending action by Judge Depue on
application for bail Last Sunday there was handed
over behalf OF Noycs tin box, which, 1t is alleged
by Noyes, contained all the securities he received from
Steadwc in tho transfer OF the New Jersey Mutual,
and II was confidently expected on all sides that
Mr.. Noycs would be liberated on Monday In the
sum of $4,000 He had ex-Mayor Freeman,
of Hartford, and other Connecticut friends on
hand TO furnish security Tor the bail.
but everything was turned topsy turvy when Judge
Depue ordered a formal examination in the before
the magistrate who had taken the complaint against
Noyes the result 10 be submitted to him for his guild
ance in determining the amount OF bail, or II Noyes
oughs a. all TO be held. The examination has been
had ordered but yet the transcript has not been
submitted to Judge Dopue and yesterday he won't out
OF town over Sunday 80 that It will BIO Tuesday or
Wednesday before he is ready to render decision.
Meanwhile under the Judges charge, which was con-
fined to tho consideration OF the affairs Of the MI.
tual, aud which urged them to maze an early
inquest jim the premises, the Grand Jury have
been examining not hearsay witnesses like Secretary
OF State Kelsey Governor Parker and lawyers but
teral ones who II is presumed, know the "true In.
wardness OF the Mutual affairs The fact that Daniel
J. Noyes-who relative OF President Noyes--the
former attorney Of the New Jersey Mutual and pro-
sumaby the person oil oil others familiar with itS con-
cerns surrendered himself and been allowed to 60
ON bail OF $1,000, while Brlnckcrhon, the secretary,
had TO give much larger amount. is generally re-
garded significant An impression prevails that he
has given Is about to give important information TO
the State II rumored yesterday that he HAD been
before the Grand Jury. As already intimated in the
HERALD, It is an opcn secret IN Newark that
no matter what the connection of President Noyes
may be with tho Mutual, there Is away back Of his
alleged conspiracy deal OF rottcnness. 1t Is believed
that this will now be probed and that a few Newark
ers who now hold their heads very high will be called
upon and explain divers and sundry mutual
rangemeEts II is thought, too that some OF the law
officers who apparently SO jealous In perform
ing their ties Will be shown been scandal
lousy negligent in years past On the whole there
great expectations in Newark that before another
month rolls round two insurance bombshelis
will be exploded with, II not nolse at least with
more eGcct than has been made over the two
Novcses now IN custody and under bonds