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II N tho duty 0feyery person VINO has used
ilnHOhepH uefinnn syrup ~ LOT ~ wonder llil
qualities he known "a iholf ltlenlh ia curing
Consumption, severe Coughs, Group, Ahlh'
ma, Pneumonia, ANA IN lncl nll throat hhl
lung Diseases, No person Gan lihr n without
Immediate relief Threu dOscH viii rrli iYc
any ohRe, nnd W. consider u the du'y ofhil
driggials Ia recommend n ~ the poor ~ INK
uOnHumpllye, NJ least 10 try one bottle, ~
10 ODO dozen bottles were HOll last year, ana
no One case where H. nllCd was reported
such u nHdlcino ~ the dOrninn syrup can
not he tao widely known, Ask your Drug
glst about II sample bottles IA Try, sold ~
10 oeun llegnlnI alao "a cents, For sale by
All drugglHls, mchl2dltwlt
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TUE Cubans who stayed ut home and
fought seem to know better when they
ARE defeated, and To be less reluctant
TO surrender, than the Cubans who have
been content to waste their patriotism,
in New York. The junta's protest hay.
ing been rcpudiated as unavOiling by
the vanquishcd patriots, it ia now in or
der for the junta TO take the field.
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VIZ are indebted 70 W, Il, Dana A
Co, for Mr., Danas late book, Cotton,
from Seed 10 Loom" Tho book ID q
masa Of facts and figures Of great Inier'
est to producer, merchant aud consum'
or aud ID an invaluable addition to the
statistical history ofour great staple
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1878-03-26

TN grasHhoppora have made their
appearance in Susquohanna county,
Pennsylvania, already, and tho local
papers say tho prospect Ia good for m
abundant harvest, Tho meadows aud
highways wherever the snow has van
ished ara completely covered by the
hnnuaea
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1878-03-26

AS anticipated Senator Howe of
Wisconsin, has avoiled himself of his
resolution Of inquiry into the charges
against Judge Whitaker, of Louisiana,
for a furious onslaught on the adminis-
tration Had not the will of the peo~
pie been subverted by the republican
party, Mr., Howe would have had Til,
den in the presidential chair. He can
only blame himself and fellow schemers.
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Tnr New York Express notes the fact
that, with the commencement of Lent,
business at tho theatres has improved,
This Ia total reversal of all dramatic
precedent, Heretofore the Lontcn sca'
son has been looked upon by theatrical
managers rs the dullest in the whole
year, and no attempt has been made to
attract people to the theatre until
Enster
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FoR the past few moons the Mexican
Indians along the border have failed to
make their usual raids common to those
seasons. General Ord attributes it to
the fact that General Trevino, the com.
mander Of the Mexican forces along
the Rio Grande, has compelled them to
desist. General Ord is lavish in his
praise of the Mexican commander
whom he says is exerting himself to
maintain law and order along the line
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ACcoRplSG TO the state assessment
just completed Mt the comptroller's OF,
fee, there are in Texas 3,ll3, 1865 head
Of cattle an increase over last years re.
turn of 100000 head; 2,S05,372 sheep,
an increase OF $4,000, and 1871 ,527
hogs and goats, mn increase Of 100000.
The total valuation of live stock includ.
ing 09l ,O52 head of horses, mules, jacks
and .iennets, is $50 ,9SS, j32,
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DALLAS, TEXAS,
TUESDAY MORNING iittl MARCH ~

TaR Galveston Nous announces that
having filed ia mission for the present
whatever that may be, II will rest on Ia
oars until tho opening OF The fall cam
paiqn,
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A sasse.ua. 80 ,np rra'e'iag Puhlis,

A hugRestipH 80 ihh ifaf''iNN t""''''
IOurlsls,sInlga nie apl iuaIlneFh Nnl lhal
Hnsleiloib stomach iililefa 10 lnfllplllal
saferuard aRAinst unhealthy o. ilnfnrpai up,
On wiliah hoy can lmpllpilly relyi hlnpp "
prevents tbs ELECTS ilai an unhehlh4 pllT
iaale, ylllated allnpaphnlei hlApphsp .npn
on unwhnlHsnlne diet, bad wafer, pi Olhfl
eOndllinns uniayOTsDle 10 hpallll Npulh
otilerwiso pTOduGH, on lOng YOy sges,0r lpnfr
news by land ln iglliudpH ahJslpnl W lllp
eqhatOL II 10 especially nshlul 40 plhyplF
NO III ill6 febrlle complaints ana Nlhpilhls
Of ha 6lOmAph, liver ana bowels when arc
ant 10 attack natives NJ NO ipInpfIala kphph
s1OuTnlng Or travelling w such ipglnnhl anl
N " "a excellent 20 elllpn rbalhal llp ia ,
4 mpeTaluTp, exposure " DAMP 90 extreme
fatigue, II moi 0nly pTrYrnm lnlbinlllrlll
and Iemlleni I YaT aud nlnrf discusses ~ y
nalarigl typr, nut Graduates lhpllli lael
which has hHnn notorious tnT yehlh phhl va
hOrlh aud south AlnHTloni MpfipOlhp Wehl
Indies, Australia ana OlhnT epuhlflth
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Tar smallpox Ia beginning 10 spread
from Bremond, II has broken out In
Boil county, Paris and several other
towns II would be we'll for those who
have not already done no 10 yacclnate'
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FoRr woRrn has eight policemen, and
wants 40 many more, II that burgh II
30 obsireperous M that better ask for
company Of United States troops u
maintain order.
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AGreatlnventiOn

And ono OF much benefit TO the people at
large, always nttructs attention. Ii has
been the history lHll trades and branches
of labor that the primitive method OF 40.
complishlng tho desired ohd has been quite
l0borious, ANA very slow In its rusulls, AT
least the history OF well making seems TO
confirm the assertion. First digging with
the pick aud spade, then somebody thought
OF boring by hand, but At first the augers
used were crude aflairs, ana capable of Dor
ing but small hole, supplying "a very little
pure water The opening mp Of the great
I west made the demand for wells no great
that within the last two wears well-boring
toOiS have been invented, and the business
has been IN measure revolutiOnized, and
mas become source OF money making
equalled by ootner branch whore the In
Vestment iS so little. Men are looking now 10
where they can get the best machine. Per.
icctiOn has AT last been reached, and we offer
You machine complete in every detail, one
that Ia destined to live when all Others are
forgotten. IL Is the only anger ever In.
vented with stone NJ achment or an ad.
Unstable head that bores any sized well,
from Two feet M, without reimers, called
ine Centennial Wen Auger patented June 10,
1875, and manufactured by q. h. Hodge, Du.
buque, Iowa. Any one wishing to 20 into
the business. or trade land, town property
or STOCK for an anger ana territory, or wan
to travel IN this state aud sell auGe"s and
territory ON u large commission, will please
call on me nj the National hotel, or =. 2.
Depler at the Planters house. Elm street
Dallas, Texas, where l VIII be for the next
thirty days. HE anger is ON exhibition, and
IL running all the time. | will guarantee
any man 10 make Ms much AS $40 per day.
This looks Ike gold miIe, doesn't II =? bu,
II has be made with tins machine day
after day, and will be made over and over
again by many who are lucky enough to 20
into the business. Core and see me before
II Is too late, us can not stay in this place
but thirty days. ID. N. ROOT,
Patentee Ofsaid Anger.
N. BIAS have been engaged in the well
boring business for the last Two years, and
am acquainted with the most OF the augers
In use, and having run the Centennial Auger
for the last five months, would cheerfully
recommend IL as the most complete, ard
best anger In the market. Yours respect.
iuly, s. +. DEPLER.
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MISCELLANEOUS.
Market Notice.

Tho atalla and stands In the city market
hOuaO viii hO foalod 10 the highest bidder
ON Monday, the hrst dAy Of Apill, 1873, for
three months Purchasers VIII be required
10 lav nno months rent In Ndvn. 90 ANA
give their notes, with two approved arourl-
Ties, Tor the remaining two mOntha before
they viii be allowed possession Of any stall,
No hid will he recognized from any one Ow-
ing back IenIH, GEORGE W fHlFER,
moh2a tllnprl Market Master,
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In obedience to resolutions of the CITY
Council, passed alta reSgular meeting held
February the 10Th, 1875. and also in obedi,
ence to sections of the charter of the city OF
Dallas, /, W. l.. Cahell, Mayor of the city of
Dallas, do hereby direct that an election be
held on w
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. SEA MSTRkks q
~ A bllua ipn wauid Rs hpusnkteirf ~
sehmsl 80, ~ liHhl hlnhrWmk ~ Y smhil
u ~ lllH once, meHsl-gl
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tnlT-iina Advertisements inserted iWlpp 40
liiiH epipnH i0r pwfnly-fiye penls
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We WILL and buyers for Lands, Farms and
CITY Property. We will find renters ior
Farms, Dwellings and Stores. Furnish alb.
strnets, perfect titles. pay tax $, etc. Negoti.
ate loans on real estate security, Make sur.
veys and partitions of land in cit or county
Buy, sell and locate Ian certificat g,
Farms ana city properly in the North 10
exchange for Texas property.
hnving an extensive acquaintance with
capitalists Of the older states, whose atten-
ton Is turned In this direction, parties de-
sizing to sell property will do well TO pl ,ce
IL In our hands. oc3.Gm
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4 oUk HEltEl-I0hn Miller proprietor 0f
~ mo Cincinnati hnuHH IN lnmp street
No, III near tho Texas Hnd fhnlnn lnpOt,
has hlk furnished aud fur uniurnlhhnd
accommodate people with the boat Kind Ol
board given anywhere lOi ~ 40 per Weehi Or
n eenlh l1eal, GO aud give u ~ u call,
Dallas, March No, ihlb mohl7'lw
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M ANIED-uue or iva email families aud
w u lew gentlemen h0llderh, ny The day
90 week. ~ l0ii Maiu tltpnl,
lnehait v hhlll MAKER,
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COUNTRY REslDERCEh two pleasant
v country rnsldenpff, lAHiLB, springs,
hlablpf, milk house, ei0, Onu nile Hnl y
half nom tho GOurihOusa, Apply 10 !, y,
ullLhhrlt, over National hank, mhsirsl
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Hsai

NJERY DKalRABLE SMALL COTTAGE
v ia nihhed, ln laaaIa ! lac uflghbnT,
hood, Terms Thaspnabin, Hal plppk lT0n
trYay street Tailway Apply ~ keHppi a
HeIelgIl, Garner Main aud Lamar streets
mohs6 III
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For restoring Gray Hair 10
lis natural Vitality and Color.

A dressing
which is at once
a groea ble
healthy, and eff
fectual for pre-
S CRYING the
hair. Faded or
gray harris soon
= restored to its
l..
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no EXCHANGE Ms norea NJ land IN
Young, ll1d Ia Johnson and 40 IA Don.
ton cOuniio7 W exchange for good Dallas
olty ~ opOfty or good land fro N iiva 10 eight
miles nom DalllH, Re Il estate Oiiioe 2li
Main street, opposite tho court house,
Jtn2l.ln, ", o. klCK liza
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uOAHDlAG-'lha besl private boalding Ia
- The rily, hud rpOmR 10 lpnt Ht M, lll
Elm Alrnel Mhh. ia llilCk ~ phgl-sl
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HOUSE WIN furniture piano, HiO
~ house NJ iiYH rooms Nn ihe linp ~ illi
Main street railway, Address "a H. Htf
aid pnlnp, mph2lr2t
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MULTIPLICATION a hOHLEY, 400
" Ella street, want " rent llrsl'plHsH
dwelling with SIX 90 elghl fpnmHi clslern
water, Stable, ulg inphN-U
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n u, TURNER q CO.'S Agency, over pott /,
~ ONCE, ruut, ruil on rKrhungu I rmn
houses, lana, murchaudisr, and other prop
tIty, msslm
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AZ ARLINGTON HuuRf-This house IN
w Htualed On corner ~ Wood and Market
CON nTlA ~ home chn not do heller Than
tlvn tho Washington mouse cnlt Tho table
N supplied with The host the market eau NJ
~ d., ClHtarn water, Furnished or uniuTn-
ihhed rOOma 10 let Board aud IN glngH pHr
MUNRO ttblislm,
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WANTED 80 Everybody 10 have then
w clolhen cleaned, dyed and repaired NJ
JACOB ENh lVA Cleaning Hnd Dycing Nv.
tnhllshmont, 80 Main street. Dnllas, Ants.
faction warranted. lulyll.lyr
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HGCttllFTgus
OLD,
TRIED,
AND
TRUE,
iNtills 49, EognaluiHh -HIu4Htt.I.
Nnlnellul Wnllla nl thai sI.al tt,. ilN IA

lNtilit 49, segnaluiH Hu.uIHtt.I.
"e''as'lAl me'll- NJ l''4l fllsl Amfur.4 w Y.
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PROCLAMATION.

By W; II THAcKER, Deputy.
mChZ-dl w-w3t
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X. NJ. powell
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W fRRTED,

BrRCHARD -Srfw ,NT Privately. ~ the rc~ide.Nr
~ the brides mother rs ,lur-ity. Nifch hy the Re,
u BurCiHrt II u u = To- grIu- Hurclitnl to Irene
VI daughter u' the lifr " ill4m Il stewart. l. T.
IELBIT-tiAN.-N R,I.huiN. MAJ. Narch O. ISIS,
IL. Im'auan thufch. Blot iltse. hy fhe Rev g ID.
hfadlce MIR samuel uni-on llnrhut 10 Miss "eogiana
Henrietta. dau4htcrW NJ " Is = Ghy.
N,COkMfC MI ANElSuN.-ou Monday March 4. by
IL, lcv ste, hen a. r'.. Jt - %. u The ,uur % OF the
iIoly TRINITY LdwuIl " Mcturuuck u Bridgeport,
Conn To Anna T.. daughter Iharcs Harrison OF this
tlN.
MiILFR-coRNiNG At Cicvo and ohio. on wcdnes
day. Feb ~ 10y tuc .eV ~ Brown, Helen tornins OF
thai city fu N illfu N. Nllsrui Sow NHlk
rRtnIO-~t NNC AElLLu -pu Tiur.ln'. March T.
hv hi- Honor Maven li. gu~tun fu De TO- -ignurina
Ma is Puoi cIu a u-ltrOiS = o. q oScHn-
cAff TO- a.lu Ilct Raw
Ron ARDSON- THOMAS ON Tuesday. March >. at
the .si ur. nf hr hri.~ unrrut. tY the R.' Henrse
Harris, Mtm =. Richardson ut BruokNu y y To Kate
l. dlushrru lIrun II Thomas ol Providence. X T.
WINTER -bOHGN. -pu Nritut -ilN ctrniu-. March y
the residence co. tIr lfid,- parents. h' f Rev \ H.
Knsscr Miss Alice bosctt to N.llan Winter. all VI
TIM, CltN
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sides. Il il nverred that on these occasions Mr..
Fred. huffman was always sure TO be walking
maJestically up and down Fourteenth street.
too, looking very triumphant and benignant.
and but this Is not vouchcd forl slapping Is
pocket and saying: Put me out. will hcf Oh.
no, guess notl'
Such. thcn. are the incidental troubles OF the
combination. Rumor- there arc Of many others
No little gossip was made by MIR. Adamss con
duct in regard TO tho orchestral score OF
" Ricn2i." He held. II seems. the only available
copy. and when Mr.. Fritsch sang in his place
he would not give it up. Wien the interchangeable
Mnrct2ck, aided 1t il said. by tho no less indc-
futigahlc Huffman. produced now score. then
Mr. Adams sold his copy TO tho Academy H.
hrurinn.
Then there was the charming Miss Human,
who. just before she stepped into an importnnt
role. billed all over town, suddenly wanted $40,
and the appalling spectacle was presented OF
the vast and complicated machinery " the COM
hination coming to u deadlock over the mute
hut rsOlutr little woman. who did not want
y. what you call him s'hock." but did want
" - what YOU call him dolur ll.'
In all this curious muddle Wax Marctzok has.
for Il wonder. kept quiet. His handsome face
wears anew phase. II ~r"ms 10 say. THIS is
none Of my funeral lie works hard at Wag
ner whom he docs not Ike hut whom he fronts
conseiou,iously enough NV and then II grim
humor crccpS out He j. said to have advised
the management TO give Wagner us niu, rs
they pleased for arts sake, hut to do The
TrOvatoro" once work to pay expenses.
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TROUBLE Ar TRINITY COLLEGE,.
The students Taking Dawn the Ben and Cut
ting Prayers and REGULATIONS.

HARTFORD, March s.--Thcrc is great eX-
element among the students at Trinity College.
On Friday night OF last week the chapel bell WIS
taken down. and the next morning the whole
college cut the prayers and all but the seniors
ROTATIONS. and scattered. and last night the
bell was partly filled with plaster Of paris and
nails. To-day the faculty have put the = rows
on lively. Both the lower classes for cutting
chapel have had one hundred marks of. and
hty of and extra work for cutting rrritatons.
About seventy-nve students VINO cleared out
and rohmed about town are put ON probation.
AT REGULATIONS this morning the college build ng
was searched 10y the lanitors, and a pail inwhlch
had been plaster was found in sophomor"'s
room. He WIS suspended and sent home and
notice given that he would be- expelled II h"
made any demonstration. senior who nd
Vsed undergraduates to ut r"rltat IONS was also
suspended. Scholarships have been entirely
removed from those VINO were censured before
to-day. and scholarships removed from others
conditioned on good DchAylor untll Ju-y
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MES. MNULrY's Suspicious.
A Verdict that Ought 10 silence Certain
Eighteenth Ward Gos-ip..

An inquest was held yesterday in the case Of
Mr. MARY GOODWIN OF 30 East Invent, arst st. Get who
washuriod Iermitfrom Deputy Coroner Miller stating
the Of death TO have been alcoholism Through the
complaint Of Mrs Ann McNulty oil no East Twenty
second and at Mrs scott iis Second avenue.
who suspected that Mr. GuudNin's husband Terence
Goodwin was instrumental ~ causing her death,
II proposed tNNumc the body a post.
norton examination Bui It ha. not been done Al the
Inquest The 97t ult to day aficr Mrs Good.
wine DEATH her husband testified that At about -.
O'Clock in the evening ui Feb 26. when he WAS putting
h fugghter 90 bed an the bedroom. Ia. VIE who
toNi,nis, tartcd o lo but reelci aud
cli. hltutg her rt temple the corner oi the open
stove door nui that 10 Ia, inquiries whether .he was
much hurt size answered With only gruan Then ho
called ~ Mrs Ann McNulty his sister Mrs Good.
soon sitter arl died.
In ,es uiavs examination Mrs McNuiv testified that
she never Mr Gopwin beat his wie, but that year
ago Mr. Goodwin called AZ her hou~ with hrI~ 4
mead AMI with cuts the l,gs The witness never saw
Mt. OnUiwtn beat her
The In, phy Scian that death suited
from conclusion Of the brain, the result oi fall The
verdict Conclusion Of the brain Accldr utaliy
falling the Stove NJ her residence 2ia East Twenty
nTst street the evening Oi f,b. ~ 1878.
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HLNRr. CTRRLN & co.
An Explanation OF the Entnnxi- ments That
Led to Their HanLr uptcy.

Il. II. Dewey assignee OF Henry. Curran 4
ca" thc bank urt Whole aies " drug explained before
Register Little yesterday part OF Ia. testimony given on
the 2dth UT. winch the bankrurts claimed had been
misunderstood. Thy misunderstanding arose from onset
claims count rhaancng Ia part or IN whole Henry, cur
ran Cos indebtedness being published good.
whereas the holders having failed instead Of there being
assets, Henry. Curran Co IN some rcsuon>
hl, Tor tru. aud hN much the losers Fuf IN
stance. Mr Dewey explained. l. l. butcher son a. Id
1851 - of Henry turran Cos paper. which was
apparently oils ~ debt at $ji74 u due from the
iurm,r t. the latter Unfortunately Butcher Son has
lug ltlei. Henry. turrin 3 Co were liable Tor
for them. and which had been discounted AMI
sold gu market Henry. Curran Go = indebtedness
due on the butcher account l.. therefore.
esen IN place OF thu difference between the Slt3f4~ -
ami -1.i5s =. given above. In the WAY 4 4.
nl-~ aH amounting To- ~. 49, IS. which held
aui had t"ru enIur-d D., irury turran co. IN place
Of oi.ettn- tu lfcai oNt,ut tie 40 i37 D. which
the former creditors. had tu rufe II. aud. there
tore had increased the aticis Indebtedness to over
slH.bi VI Dewey repeated HE lrt Nivus statcnt at
tht' SNts-I - j. tr amount iur which |. ScoNu Il
creditor ami 49, 80 - fug which Fred own eli phia
drllhiais indebted IN the same way. Hcs,nan a to.
having aii'd Hrnrv. turau Go are Liable Ter thrir
nrtfe WiVu tines tfursst tu the extent of tpiti~ 81.
addition ui. slal 7a ~ of debt. making u total g
go tas other SUM. wcft similarly explained AMI Vi
Dewey rated fho toni ann uni o d,hicdu"ss hlls
laN able due o, the htnArlu nrm AZ st-@U7n. ., VII n
the allure urrvd the i2th nf January last thu nm
ha' count. 100 fhe tltIHi. Farm. BrN aiway. GTucC.s
and New lurA Exchange National banks
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LAWYERS sCUFFIING IN COURE
The Counsel In u Case In Brookiys struxziing
for nm Invoicc Book.

Tlft X Howard, dealers in gas and kero-
scne stoves ut IL Murray street. failed recently.
The creditors have since then been making nm
inquiry according to legal forms into the firms
affairs. Alanson H. Tilt. the senior member
Of the nrm appeared before Register Winslow,
in Brooklyn, yesterday. to undergo an examine
ton 10y Mr.. Charles Harris Phelps Of 12S Broad
way. counsel for some of the creditors. After
the examination had lasted for about an hour.
Mr.. Albert G. Aubrey Of Brckman street Mr..
Iiifs counsel cantc TO the conclusion that Mr.
Harris was cNcccdng the limits Of ha right to
question. and. spiinging forward. grasprd the
invoice book which MIR. Phelps was using Tor
guidance. Mr.. Phelps held The book firmly. aud
Miell 10 wrench II from VI. Auh ry'- Grasp. Nr.
TIT sprnnl 10 the assistance oi Mr.. Nubnrv.
aud tho book Was wrnchcd out ~ Mr.. Pnclpss
hands. i.ai WINS torn out in tl' struggle.
Register iuslnw adjourned the cXarni nation.
friends retired from the room. Alter the ex-
animation was r. stunned an hour later, Mr..
Phelps did Iof appear. hut ni about O'Clock
he returned. Tho rulied LAWYERS made little
- had r'pratedly ruled. said Register
Winalow. last evening. Tint Mr.. Phelps had
gone far enough in the line Of examination that
he WIS then pursuing. but hc returned very in
Auucry hecnmc unduly excited. have under
stood that the hankrupt's attorney fnnrcd that
III" book was being used not to obtain intorma-
ton that would pnlghtnn the creditors, hut 70
yet the names " the hankrum's customers. and
tho prices for which he sold his goods. that he
might be- superseded in the mnrnct. while "n-
harrasscd y the proceedings in hnnkrupt'Y
Altogether il was m affair result ing from the hot
blood of two young lawyers. II they had been
Older and more cOOl-hcaded IL would not have
occurred"
The marriage Of Mr.. Phelps to n belle Of this
city in st. Thomas's Church. was fashionable
of Inst month