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The People's vindicator. [volume] (Natchitoches, La.) 1874-1883, 1878-04-06
GENERAL NEWS BREy1TIES.

Thr New Hampshire Gr,eubacl
Stat" Convention nominated Same
Flint iol HnVc,nur.
The strike on tie Wplland Cana
" 'k> is Virtually over, laho,crs re
rri\lng an incrrSr Of .Oc to :,5c re1
day.
The rpiznntic has made its appear
a''rr 1T Hamilton. ont. and is attrib.
u'rd [" re 'oug coHtinue0 vet wcA-
|hrr.
:. N. Eixhy & Co., manufacturers
of b)nrAi"E, New York, have settled
witt, their creditors, paying 20 cent,
ON the ~!
John Ross, c"ndnrtpr on the Belt
Railroad, indianapolis. was killed Sa.
tnrdaN morning while attempting to
get on board of his engine.
John '. Barrow. President of the
National State Capital Bank, and
Treasurer of the Loan and Trust Sa-
wings Bank, Concord. y. H.. died re-
cent y.
Augustus NJ. Turn"y, the default
ing paving teller Of the Bank of North
Am"''ra, has been released on the
criminal Indictment against him. on
$4,000 haiI.
\ receiver has been appointed 70,
the Lon" Island Rubber Cpmpauy.~-
HE Stockholders have made arrange
mrHt> to pay oft aIl the Indebtedness,
'hc'uI'ny the floating 1tht.
At East Toledo, the II. r., pa<srn
ger train No. !, bound east, ran over
an" killed a man supposed, from pa
lc'S found on his body, to I've 4. w.
Emerson, Of st. Louis, Mo.
Mrs. Ly0ia NJ. Roosevelt, whose
boast was that she was the first wo-
man who descended the Ohio on a
steamboat, died at her home at Ska
nratrlcS, New York, Saturday, aged
cigltySix.
\ San Antonio special to the GAL
weston News says: 1t is lumored that
Gov. Hubbard had an interest in the
salt lake location, about which the Ell
PaSo troubles originated. This re-
port, however, is contradictcd by Gen
Ludlow, one of the claimants.
\ Quebec dispatch says a majority
OF the Conservative members have
signed a round robin against tho ac-
ton of the Lieutenant Governor. It
is improbable that Jolly will be able to
announce the Cabinet to-day. Holton
has declined to enter the new minis.
try.
The trestle platform, used in build.
ing the new iron bridge over tile 20
tomac at Rowell's Rcud, gave way on
Wednesday, precipitating thirteen
men at work into the river, distance
of 30 feet. Three men were killed
outright and the remainder seriously
injured.
Bob Toombs, being interviewed on
the subject of candidacy for the Gov
of Georgia, says that he has
no aspirations to re enter public life,
but l>"ever in the hands of his coun-
trymen.'
Mr.. S. Gilbert has written a new
comedy for Sothern, for which he has
been paid in advance $4,000. The
actor expects to produce it as part
Of his repertoire on his return to
America next season.
Alma Sanderson is a little girl who
is regarded in Milton, w., as a mu-
seal prodigy. When only years old
she could play any piece Of music
lfter hearing it once. She is now |
years old and can perform the most
lltllcult piece of music at sight.
The People's vindicator. [volume] (Natchitoches, La.) 1874-1883, 1878-04-06
Meeting of the State Central Commit

Col. !. W. Patton has called Il
meeting of the Democratic State Cen.
tlal Committee for May lst, 1873,
and We hope every parish'iu the State
will be represented.
The time Of and place for holding
the State Convention are the meas
ures to be considered, and we think
an early day should be named, and
the place designated as far from New
Orleans as practicable.
We have no choice between the
places we have heard named Alex
andlla, Shreveport or this city. With
a convention of full ''strait outs" as
we feel assured it will bc, and with
sessions at either Of those points the
results desired can he accomplished.
The People's vindicator. [volume] (Natchitoches, La.) 1874-1883, 1878-04-06

Isn't it rather inconsistent this su-
percillious fawning over "our' SD
preme Court in one breath and de
ncuncing Anderson as an "escaped
fclOn" in another?
The People's vindicator. [volume] (Natchitoches, La.) 1874-1883, 1878-04-06

The following are the text books
adopted by the State Board of Edu-
cation for use in our public schools:
McGuffty's Eclectic Speller, and Read
er, Robins,n's Primary, Rudiments
and intellectual Arithmetics Mitch
ellis First Lesson and Primary Geo.
graplies, and Dimitry's Geography
of Louisiana.
The People's vindicator. [volume] (Natchitoches, La.) 1874-1883, 1878-04-06

We neglected to mention the re-
ccipt of the tilSt number, and several
since, of the !SnhiAe Slrou, published
and edited at IIcmphi|l, Texas, !y
}. I. McClaua|Ian, ESQ.,. formerly of
DcSoto parish. The Soron is a sprigh-
", we'll edited country paper and we
hope friend MrClanahan will be as
we'll supported as he deserves.
The People's vindicator. [volume] (Natchitoches, La.) 1874-1883, 1878-04-06

Our section was visited by a white
frost, and very heavy at that, on Fri
day yesterday morning. The wealth.
er for several days previous had been
quite cool. We hear of no damage to
vegetation.
The People's vindicator. [volume] (Natchitoches, La.) 1874-1883, 1878-04-06

By the way, if Hayes is no "fraud'
and Anderson did not "falsify the re
turns how does Nichols stand! We
know he holds the fort-that is he
"Guv" de facto-but we'd like some
technical rulings" on the point.
The People's vindicator. [volume] (Natchitoches, La.) 1874-1883, 1878-04-06

We hope there will be full meet
ing of our Parish Central Committee
ON the day and date advertised. If
we have a party in this State it is
time it was showing itself.
The People's vindicator. [volume] (Natchitoches, La.) 1874-1883, 1878-04-06

The Supreme court has refused a
rehcaring in the Tom Anderson case
and he walks forth-not guilty in
law bnt guilty in tact-at least that's
what the lawyers call it.
The People's vindicator. [volume] (Natchitoches, La.) 1874-1883, 1878-04-06

/ The general demand for Home
Stomach Bitters, and itsj adaptability
to so many sickncsses, compels us to
speak in the highest terms Of of it's
value as blood purifier, and cure
for dyspepsia and female disorders.
The People's vindicator. [volume] (Natchitoches, La.) 1874-1883, 1878-04-06

Hon. j. B. Elan has secured mail
service between this point and Lees
vile, Vernon parish, with postottice
at Siugleterry'S on Santabarbo and
Kilc's mill, in tins parish.
The People's vindicator. [volume] (Natchitoches, La.) 1874-1883, 1878-04-06

Hon. J. II. Cunningham aud b. G.
Sca' borough Esq, paid visit to
Vim parish to attend Court during
the week, and returned home on
Thursday last. They report VIM
parish as solid for aggression and loud
in their 'iennnciation of onr weak or
bad legislature.
The People's vindicator. [volume] (Natchitoches, La.) 1874-1883, 1878-04-06

We hope the 5th Ward people will
turn out to a man on Monday and
give US regular old-faShioned elec-
ton, just for once.
The People's vindicator. [volume] (Natchitoches, La.) 1874-1883, 1878-04-06
FRlUD-DEV InE, j;'."!3:,: ;>% n

Worthless mutations OF Ii,ti>uu , taprilI'
Porous Plaster in the N,A:j,,. Sn}I..' 81
them contain dangerous lutrr. i,,.,u',,.
Each gcnui" Hrn>on'> t",r~i'i' i',-s,r
has the word Caprinc ext 'A.oN~A i;
Take no other.
Bcnsou's Capcinc Porot> Pa Ger WIS it,
vented to OyrrcOmn the Sow A,linn 81
the ordinary porous plaster, AID to afford
quick relief from pain. Price. -,"',
The People's vindicator. [volume] (Natchitoches, La.) 1874-1883, 1878-04-06
PILES can a. CjJII|?jj:::I.I) !!

Have you tried the Great SoH'!"r"
Remedy, for the distressing complaint
it is tho Best, SurrSt, and most >'Nv>>iNl
Remedy ever discovered. Cures Wii"u r\-
erythiny else fails. TRY II, and BE- COW
yincrd of it's efficacy. r'i,r 5"+'. Trial
size DC. Address, EDWARD Gi'A\IN.
Baltimore, Md.
The People's vindicator. [volume] (Natchitoches, La.) 1874-1883, 1878-04-06

Our press room broke down gene
rally this week and the NINDICAroR
is delayed in issue.
The People's vindicator. [volume] (Natchitoches, La.) 1874-1883, 1878-04-06

War between Russia and England
seems eminent Should it occur cot
ton WON'T be worth picking.
The People's vindicator. [volume] (Natchitoches, La.) 1874-1883, 1878-04-06
FOR SALE.

4 FINE blooded STALLION 81,
~ can be bought cheap. TI" >.1xTs
owner is a resident of Vernon -l-I..-I,
parish, and the Horse is too iinr for that
section. hence his reason tor selling.
lforse-sXtren hands Iigh; eight
years old. dark bay, solid r""r.
Apply to G. BRAY, Esq.,,
B]ackland Cottage p. Q, Vernon Pm. La.
Or to Vlndcator Office.
Jan. l9--Gt OF IT,
The People's vindicator. [volume] (Natchitoches, La.) 1874-1883, 1878-04-06

-lI|i"ndr Joe Bradley and Nm|un
Puctum Tom Manning. flows that
The People's vindicator. [volume] (Natchitoches, La.) 1874-1883, 1878-04-06

Mr. W. A. Ponder and Maj. G. F.
Dawson paid the Vindicator visit
during the week.
The People's vindicator. [volume] (Natchitoches, La.) 1874-1883, 1878-04-06
STRAYED OR STOLEN

4 JET BLACK mare ; bnshy name.
II hind feet white, branded <. has
strayed or was stolen from the amber,
signed on or about the 10Th or 18th Of
September last and | will pay - for her
recovery or for Information that viii
lead thereto.
March 9 I'm.
PAUL LEWIS.
The People's vindicator. [volume] (Natchitoches, La.) 1874-1883, 1878-04-06

Technically innocent"-Will some
one cremate US
The People's vindicator. [volume] (Natchitoches, La.) 1874-1883, 1878-04-06
ir0 PLOWS. different styles and
fCO make 1T McCooI Il Bro.

We read of a poor boy in New Bedford
who was WASHED! over board recently and
Killed We cannot warn mothers too
strongly against washing children over
hoarh if they woud only wash them at
home with tcpid water and soap and dry
them thoroughly afterwards, all danger
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-04-10
CIVIL NOTES.

Charles II. Mallory, of No. 153 Maiden
aue was not arrested for contempt OF court
ousy reported April O.
Judge DOnOhuc referred yesterday, the di-
vorce suit Of Mary A. Diebcr against Albert NJ Ollie
Der Tie plaintiff and defendant were married IN De-
ecmber, lsG5, aud separated IN 1876 The alleged
adultery Of the husband asserted to have occurred last
month.
Aired Stcckcr obtained yesterday from
Judge DonOhue writ Of cerora 10 review before the
General Term the discharge OF william T. Kennedy for
merly n clerk Of the Commissioners OF Charlie,
and Correction. Kennedy discharged Sepfern5cr
p, ls74, as be claims without or allegation of
cause.
Judge Donohue has denied the motion of
The Commissioners OF Highways for the town Of South
east, In Putnam County 20 restrain the Commits
LoneF OF Public Works from using tho storage reser
volt on the middle branch Of the CrOton until he avs
.aaf0ad across the reservoir according 10 their views
'uege D0nohue promises an opinion In few days.
Judge DOnOhue has authorized Receiver
Jeweit, Of the Erie Railway. purchase S22G5oO OF
The bonds OF the Paterson and Newark Railroad Com.
pany, The Chancellor OF New-Jersey had previously
granted similar permission These bonds are part OF
100000 bonds Of branch Of the Erie Road which are
held by Erie. - 'N'
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PosTPoYING d CHINGE on FREIGHTS

The merchants have made strong objections
to the enforcement of the order recently issued by d.
reciion Of the trunk lines by which 1t was intended 10
charge rate one class higher than at present II taken
al carriers risk" all articles taken according 10 the
existing classification of wcsbound freghts at owners
risk" OF reeased" In consequence Of this opposition
Commissioner Fink has made the following cxpan-ton
AT present the bill Of ladlng provides that certain
articles OF frail and brittle nature, and other
articles subject TO injury in the ordinary course
Of transportation without negligence on me par
OF the rnrIer are only bc taken owners risk unless
specially agreed in writing to the contrary. TIE pro-
posed change merely cOntcmpates determining NJ once
and notifying the shippers OF the rates that are 10 he
charged In ease the carrier assumes the particular risks
above referred TO- instead OF leaving that question nm
open one 20 be made the subject Of special agreement
IN writing in each particular case. The shipper Is TO
select whether he wishes TO snp at owners risk, with
reduced rates or at carriers risk al higher rate.
There Is no intention to exempt the carrier tOm any
liability risks due his carecssness hut m the
latter idea seems to be entertained 10y shippers. IL is
proposed to make any change at present, and until
the subject IS more generally and better understood by
,1.p { 'teV4a "a
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-04-10
SHIP NEHS.
PORT OF NEw.YORE



CLEARED.
steamship Australia CBr RAFT London, Henderson Bros
steamship BOthna tBr.) McMicknam, Liverpool Eng, c.
steamship Vindolana Scott, Antwerp Blgum, Funch Edge
steamship crescent City, Porter Aspinwa, u sA Pacific
Steamship iiadi Br Harris, Puerto Cabelo st. John p.
steamship Wyanoke Couch Norfolk City Point and Rich.
ship Anna Camp Gardner Shanghai, China. G. Franck
snip Ellen AUSTIN GIifD London Grnnen Mn;urn 4 Co.
Ship samuel watts, lemonh san Francisco Sutton d Co.
Bark David BabcOck COlcoId COnstadt, Russia, Alvah
BARK veronica Pedessen Bordeaux, Fr G. Tobias & Co.
Bark John +. ROmann, Ray. COruna SPAN, John Ztlo.
Bark Eva. II Fske Could, Angler Java Burgess.
Bark Legla lNoI.l Larsen Hamburg. e: Tobias q co,
Brig Helen Ronley Cook FuguI Azores Alfred Abbott
Brig Mary Mariner Prince, Ccnfuogo5, Cuba J. H. Win.
chester 60
ARRIVED
q mSs my singapore PCr said an
20 % sst s. j. 70 g 80 Barometer g 55 had
5 P es d and e bass TSSE March a. via
mdse. and pass. 70 a; i. Oaterbrdfe Co
Bruuswick ca O. and Port Royal 6. with mdse and
Steamship Charleston, lockwood, Charleston April with
mdse and pass 70 j. W. ,, 9a9tpra q Co y r
stores, etc, to William p. clyde & co.
Fane Edye CO. A6chSfed Sandy HOOK for drde a'' 10
Bark Many CNOr) wug Bristol "a days, in ballast to
Punch, Edye d CO.
hsr IL . Jackson Cot Portland Bacon cardenas days,
with 60 GOssler Co.; vessel TO H. Winchester Co
Big Mphonse of MOntrea Cole, CienfuegOs days with
sugar toJ. & g. Fowler.
.wIND-sunset-Ats sandy Hook, moderate E. s. T.; cloudy
AtC1iy Island S T..
FOREIGN PORTS.
LONDON April 0-The British steamship Gordon Castle
NSPs Midi IRON NewY0tE March "a, has arrived here.
p4 srr90L April 9The Imam Line steamship City OF
I9oiA ADJ kennedy, from New-NorK March 80 was off
hoyheSu az llb O'Clock this morning. way 10 this
port enc ud not call at Queenstown. - 49,
n1 Ap.l 9-Ihe Iilmburg American Line steam.
snip OelelL capt BarCnds from NeW.York March "a for
Hamburg arrived here today - ''
Ifor 1der bhinNeios. n any. see Fin PageI
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-04-10
COURT OF APPEALS.
PRocrrpINGs. DECISIONS AND cA1rsn.n.


Albany. April 9.-In the Court of Appeals To-
Gay, the following business transacted:
.a0u0Rs-Auhuin CITY Bank agt HunSker-MOtiOn fOr re-
kgumen submitted Madison Avenue Baptist church agt
hapust Church IN OlverstMOtiOn for reargument sb.
United No lOc. Pope ag HaneT-MOtiOn 10 open default
AMI restore cause CheA Baker for motOn-Graned Davis
-. -. 5t y. hutchins opposed
,pseaL ola OTdfTs.NO Sss-The People ex rel Morrs
n1l argued by Samuel II. Randall and samuel n ana
DIT NJ Porter for respondent No yO-Etn.
1 Nbk hslnedy argued by }. y Devln for aupellant
n. flfgr iof respondent No Sg7-R0,fft. agt
Tor respondent y 4O0-COch rans eYscors 80,
Respondent '''''N1'9'oi A'iitioh iof
General CaleadaT-Teople's Bank Of New vorL 49,, No.,
resumed aud concluded No ifS sheI
Dean argued by samuel Hand for appellant IA a.
Ton respondent case stii on. - - - ~A4''"OVu
The following decisions rendered, Motto, A.. ,
without cOstslathbun agt The Citizens steamist %
pany OF TToyhoteu for Teargument denied with d IN ri
Ersnied abide Dutohess County Mutual la
s1fsnoe Company fagt Hatchheld-Ordcr reversed ana ~
tal granted costs TO abide event. Jennings agt C0nboy
Order granting Trial sreveTsod aud judg verdict
oi0ercd with costs Moore art the MAYOR etc. New York
Judgment affirmed with stats BrstOw Wallace art
Nre<ud Clussman agt. Long Island Railroad COMPANY
Sanford agi Wheeler People rel Haneman ag Comins
Anner Of Texas The Third National Bank Of BufaO AIT
Blake Higgins agt. Muffay-Order General Tenn ne
fersed ana order Of Special Term affirmed People
~ rel Thompson BOard Of Supervisors OF Hamilton
SclnyJudgnent reversed and trial costs 70
abide event. Ellsworth Sgt Htua Insurance Company
calendar Tor April lONos 2O5 2O6 207 80, 29i g. 90
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-04-10

,,. urruo art stillyeu 4; Duncan agt Newbergeri
oesTy agi Jones walaoh agt ma NsTnr etc
nod froItv AIT Whipple Hine agt tne asyy' &c
Wemoranduius Moynahan agt IN sno
matter OF Hughes Motion denied WITHOUT costS sytont
Sn"n In me matter OF whipYs.-Hou0n denied "lthou'
o,rranca
S,,,e,us CoMrt-Spocidl ferm-Bv Judge Lawrence
palhcitrer act notwithstanding signed. 49,. 80.
a. Injgo Van Brunt.-Best ag Thel ct al stevens as.
acd. RSst agf Freedman Milburn agt Jndson falne s
TerIev et -Opnons KitchiDg agt Schuhmann-t1n
- d:See siped browne agt MurdOck.- Memorandum OF
issnes SoonCv ACT CloOncy Tuckley ag Reynolds CT al
Decree signed. MAY agt FOss, eli a-fudngs Sshou var
eutiue etc Il. Heydeckcr ct al Findings settled; -
nv Judge Nan HiTsclagt fI1edburg et al
signed We'll sgt. BannOl. ct aLFndpgs agIod. tODAn i
AIT Hamilton ct Complaint dismissed with COSTS op'
ion. ChCiwonC1 agt the Abbott Downing COMPANY -
Judgment defendant tho demurrer OFinOn rue a
defendant the demurrer VAIN hOerS
TO plaintiff 10 amend On payment OF costs.
Common PleaS-SDecdI Terribly Chicf-Justce g u.
Dalv.-Schrodcr agt Bear-See opinion. The New OH
Life Insurance Company aEt Murphy The New n1lK Lie
Iusurapce COMPANY agt Moore; The NewfOrk lue insu
rance Company agt Westervet; Hawkins sgt the Mayo
Wiener act Crauda; SCHUYLER agt FalOn Iipplnan a2I
Anderson In the matter Of the accounting Of Ihompsoh-
granted.
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APART OF JOHN DONNERs FRAUDS.

Robert l.. Cutting, jr., receiver OF the
BANKERS and Brokers' Association has hled aprchmhay
report and petition. The nominal capital was Sl,oOO
600. but Only half was paid in. On the books o'oo'
shares stand in the names Of John Bonner ana join
Bonner & Co 27QO shares ore registered IN various
genuine names and .JIl, the receiver Is mioII1u
are registered IN fictitious names ana were uSea oH
Hammer This gives 800 shares I'm excess of the laNin
oapital. which the receiver claims were WlOhEluuy
used by Bonner. The liabilities OF the company asHe
fn, some specia claims on securities and captal stock
are S45 sol 40 Mr. cutting received IL 4S1 10 IN cash
aud q quantity OF Western securities john h9nnel o
SvduaI debts 10 il swell the nominal assets to S502-
Jss IL Off the receiver thinks only SloOO can NC
certainly collected and perhaps $500 more. . 80.
The receiver suggests assessment OF - per cent on
The stockholders Judge Brady, yesterday directed an
order OF reference to W. C. Taphagen to take PROOF OF
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-04-10
MOSES STILL A PRISONER.

Ex-Governor Franklin j. Moses, OF South
Carolina, was brought yesterday on habeas corpus be
fore Judge Donohue in Supreme Court, Chambers
District attorney Phelps said be unable TO make
return as the South Carolina officer who bore lbe
Te0uisttiOn was then his way back from Governor
Robinson, 10 whom the requistion was addressed.
Charles Spencer for the prisoner read an affidavit 10
the effect that the South Carolina officer IN place OF 60
inc 10 Albany at once after arrcstug Governor Noses
had waited az hotel in this city until late on Monday
When under the spur OF the writ OF haDeas CORPUS,
duiy He admitted that there was warrant now on
iis way 20 this city, but insisted that such negligence
should not be allowed 90 keep man IN PRISON.
After some further discussion, Judge DOnohue al
jOurned the 90 O'Clock to-day. Mr. Spencer closed
Inc discussion with the remark IL does not seem night
60 pay DistfiCt-AttOrney salary wei earned IL
nthaI nnlds 10 cnLlLcI snmlh lLrolLnn nutesn
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FIGHT TO THE DEATH.

LOUISVILLE, Ky.April S.-Isaiah Gabbart, who
was shot yesterday in the public square Harodsburg
by Henry Noel died Of his wounds. The combat which
took place IN the presence Of many citizens had sorgn
in an election quarrel The men met and, advancing to-
ward one another emptied every chamber OF their re-
vOvcrs then cnChod and fought IL out using their ps
tolls as clubs. when they separated II was asccr
tanned that Gabhart had been MORALLY wounded Dying
no 4 Ynuprafpd Noel.
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. sWIyDLER WITH LARGE PRETENs1ONs.

Patrick j. Ryan was arraigned at the Jei-
ton Market Police Court yesterday, on the charge Of
ealnc coat from the house OF Ex-Governor Tllden on
January %. Justice Duffy recognized the prisoner as
the man who called upon him year ago and asked hl
IN be treasurer Of fund to be collected for the purpose
~ ,1N1ng a reception TO Ex-Governor Ienullckr' OF
Indopa upOn HE return 10 this country. Ryan ucn
rSrcsentCd himself. Justice Duffy said as "a felIitII
with GREAT influence and numerous acquaintance. I
collected money nom G. n. Potter. A. = sullivan nn H
Memo DCdcndOrf when the Justice recalico VI
cIulsfauceF RYAN said the story was sunstinI 9
Ifc was asked what business he had al Mr. l!u'n .
bon-e "Woll" said the prisoner, was keil lu1
,rith Nh Tildcn, aud rode out with nm TtqutuuA az
Albany aud called lust 10 have little favor uou.
flee Dufy told him he thought he was moi 0n ni
mate fraud and swinder" and hcld him III Sl,OOo .,
M ti,c charge of larceny Charges on account OF TIE
Hnrn,s rerrnfinn fund viii prObably De nude
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-04-10
CRAZED BY Loss OF PROPERTY.

John Peter StrOmer deposited with Jay Cooke
81 $50 in August 1873 and drew just before the fail
Of the firm So He has since received the per cent
dividend declared by the assignee, but has sued the
members OF the firm for fraudulenuy representing them
selves worth $4,000 OO0 when In fact they
solvent ana thus inducing him TO trust bis money
them. The 10 trial yesterday before Judge
Van Rrunt in Supreme Court, Circuit hut the plaintiff,
whenever his loss was touched on wandered OF and
~ incOherent that after strong effort 10 obtain his
testimony, Judge Van BTunt suspended the tIial
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1AIEr,nARn TuIS Day.

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