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The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1878-05-09
Flom Huntsville, Ala.
A1AY6th, 1873.

1 closed here yesterday with
1900 signers. The city now has
a blue aspect and the whisky
dealers extremely blue. I go to
Decatur to commence work to-
night. Give kind regards to all
friends. Fraternally,
w. II. BRUTON.
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1878-05-09

TRY DIR. Duncau's instantaneous Hair
Dye lwarrantedl, so cents per box. For
sale By T. NJ Hammer, druggist.
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1878-05-09

Rev. n. K. Smith has returned.
His father died last Friday. We
deeply sympathize with our friend in
his bereavement.
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1878-05-09

Debating societies and reading clubs have
now chance to provide themselves with a
full library of frst-class reading matter
See our premiums to individual and club
subscribers
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1878-05-09

There will be Murphy meeting at
the Brick Church at 3 o'clock Sunday
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Rain-Fan for April.

In four days from the 18th to the 23rd,
50 inches fell PITsER MILLER.
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1878-05-09

At edo Me Good" church in
District No. 4, 127 have joined the
Murphys, and at Simmons school
house "a.
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1878-05-09

The Murphy festival was a sue
cessful and pleasant social affair.
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1878-05-09

The Chicago, st. Louis and New
Orleans road has reduced rates
for local tickets twenty-five per
cent. To secure this reduction
tickets must be purchased. The
next thing to be done is to reduce
local freight rates. The people
demand this. They are tired OF
eXtortion.
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1878-05-09

Remember the meetings at the
Valley and Middleburg Sunday.
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1878-05-09

We are authorized to announce
JAMES MCCAIN
as n candidate for Trustee Of Hardeman county At
the ensuing August election.
beg leave to announce myself as 4 candidate for
reelection to the office of Trustee of Hardeman
county at the ensuing August election. The duties
Of this Office have abored to discharge faithfully,
and hope to secure public endorsement by re-
election
J. c. SAVAGE.
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1878-05-09

Rev. D. A. Ross viii preach at
Caruthers school house the 18th
at night.
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1878-05-09

DR.. Day and Prof. Hall viii ad-
dress the people of GAINESVILLE tonight
on the subject Of temperance.
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For Register.
For Co,,sfubI,

We authorized 10 announce
+. II. MAYO
A. n candidate for Constable of the Sixth Civil
District at the ensuing August election. He
nestly and respectfully soeits the support Of the
voters Of the district.
VETANTED-TO EXCHANGE FOR CORN OR
~ Meal some thoroughbred berkshire and Po-
land China hogs. Apply at Bulletin Office.
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The a3mllef31r,
OLD RATES.

Subscription Price $3.50 in Advance.
We hereby announce that subscribers win receive
the BULLETIS at the old price, $I.5O, but this
must be paid in advance ii not, g will be charged
Those having paid s. win be charged S150 and get
credit for balance next years subscription
Agents viii please observe this change and make
collections and receive subscriptions accordingly
Clubs af reduced rates; irrife for terms.
This is the great Election year, and we expecr to
get One Thousand additional subscribers. We will
soon enter upon active canvass of the county in
the interest OF the BULLETIN.
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1878-05-09

Rev. n. K. Smith will I'LL his
at Ebenezer the
18th and 10Th inst.
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1878-05-09

Rev. Mr.. Cochrane will preach at
the Junction Sunday, and Rev. j. P.
Walker at the Valley.
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1878-05-09

The Acknowledged standard cure Tor al
bowel diseases, is Dr. McCabe's Mcdicated
Blackberry Brandy Made from the berry
and root. Il never fails. At DR. Z. =.
Moorc's. 1II-3In
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for pHrticU
uI,IrIl-ly
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ANNOUNCEMENTS.
FOR CIRCUIT JUDGE.

Felorr-ciisens Of HardemG,s, Fdyehe, Upton and
LdtfderiGie:
am d candidate for the Office of Judge of the
Fourteenth Judicial Circuit. If elected, ii shall be
my sole aim 10 administer the law il is written
10 ali classes alike, without favor affection.
Soliciting your support At the ensuing August
election, am, respectfully,
JESSE NORMENT
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SUNEERVILLE, Tenn, March q, 1878.
Editors Of BulIetin-YOu will please announce me
as a candidate for reelection Judge Of the Four
teenth Judicial Circuit. respectfully solicit the
sufTrages of the voters Of the District.
Respectfully, TiIOS. j. FLIPIIN.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-08-21
STRIKE IN JERSEY CITY.

The strike at the reservoir in Jersey City con-
tinues Tho rumor that gang OF Italians to be
put to WORK yesterday brought large force OF mon.
consisting Of the strikers and their to
the scene. They maintained such u threaten.
ing attitude that the foreman OF the contractor,
Mr.. Holmes called on Captain Wocrner, OF the
Third precinct, for assistance. force oil th.rtyfo
policemen was despatched to tho place aud renamed
there TOR several hours The Italians did appear
and Mr. Holmes las abandoned intention EN- ploy
ing them. The leaders oil the strike de
Mr.. Holmes, but he remained arm and stated that
the work would DO disc0n tnued till further notice.
AS soon as this announcement was conveyed TO the
men they seemed greatly disappointed, as they are
now thrown out OF work entirely. They fingered
around the works during the afternoon, and some
threatened that they would carry of the tools tho
shed. An extra policeman was accordingly detailed
ncar the works, put up TO lato hour last evening
there disturbance Mr. Holmes says tina, as
the realize their folly they Will rcturn
work. Tho chief contractor Mr. Henry O'Neii, stated
last evening TO HERALD reporter that he was not al
all concerned in the trouble He said that the SUBJ
contractor, Mr. Holmes, had given him security Tor
1000 Tor the faithful performance OF the work within
specified time ana that was satisfactory. The lmi,
OF the entire contract rs six months.
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A LAWYERS FEES.

In the old suit OF Charles Devn against The city to
recover a. assignee Of tho Haeksy cleaning contract
now eag time IN litigation In the csorts ths PAIN
GIN ana his attorney. Mr.. Joseph j. Marria have had
nisunassssandipgs which have led 10 . lswsui, on
'he part of the attorney TO $50 600 ices for
professional ssrvtosA Nj. Devlin now wants 10 ave
his suit against The city into other haAda, but Mr.
Marin refused to give up the papers with
out IN some way being secured for his tees
wbich, according to Mr. Devlin's admiss,on amoan.
70 $4,000 Of the sum finally recovered. Upon an
attorney, Judge Joseph +. DAILY In Ceart Of Com
mon Pleas rendered dccision yesterday. s'Ths mo-
sion no says Twill be granted upon plaintiff en-.
tering into the proper stipuasions Ices
Of ME- Marin BY lien upon the nrst proceeds OF The
suit VI any, collateral security to any Augment
that may be recovered Tor such fees"
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BROOKLYN BURGLARS.

The Sixth District Court room, Judge Senior pre-
siding, was crowded yesterday forenoon by q curious
assembage OF mon aud boys. who were attracted to
the place by the knowledge OF the fact that four
burglars who robbed lbert Il Sons sale, at
No. 1853 Graham avenue, Brooklyn, Sun
day night, August H. were TO be ar
raixned for examination. The prisoners marched
into the court room closely tnauacled aud
assigned to seats IN front Of the desk. Billy
Porter and Jonn Irving partners disgrace ana
the ''braceets'' also united the Wrists OF 'tShaEg"
Draper and Of john Wilbur. The accused looked pso
and detected, beng evidently much depressed by
the great change in their quarters, from free
dom ana plenty, to tho narrow cell ana coarse scanty
ratons OF the Raymond street JAN Counse lor james
Howe appeared tor Porter Irving and Wilbur and ex-
Judge Morris tor Draper Assistant Dstrct Attorney
Weinberg appeared for the prosecution.
The first witness called for the people artin
bert JE who testified that the night OF the rob-
berry there was IN The safe over $780, that he
had identified the bills found by the police IN the pos
OF the prisoners as his properly he ed
that there werc two torn bills IN tho money a five
dollar and two dola:; that they would be taken
the bank on that account. Mr.. Ibert also identi-
FED the paper in which the silver was rolled by his
figure 10 GU 1t.
Martin lbcrt, ST., then called and corroboratsd
his sons testimony
The Court refused bail committed the prisoners
to jail to await the act,en OF the Grand Jury.
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COLOMBIA AND PERU.
THE 1LEcrIoNs n TEE STATE OF sANTAN-
DER - SPEECH toR THE PRESIDENT OF
PERU-FINAACIA NEWS.

THE 1LkCTIoNs n TEE STATE OF sANTAN-
DER SPEECH OF THE PRESIDENT OF
pEnu-FINAACIA NEWS.
PANAMA, August IL, 1878.
The elections In ~ State Of santander have re.
suited in favor OF ID government OF General Tru-
jiilo. The election inthe State OF Cundinamsrca is
announced to take pce at early date. Trouble is
expected as IL s Understood that the local President
10 determined to carr the day in opposition to the
national government and the State force Is larger
than the national he only role which would pos
sibly 10 undertaken them (tne latter would be the
Of order insisting that voters should
not b intesfered VIII. In this It IL apprehended
that they may CONT into collision with the State
troops. The statt OF Cundinamarsa 10 that
IN which the natl nal capital, Bogota, il To-
Gated hence the OF preserving order there
PERUVIAN AFFAIRS.
Congress was openet formally on July 2S the ami
versary OF Peruvian inuepcnd ence, by President
Prad0 In person. In his message Inc President refers
TO tho Huascar affair as iollows:-
Han unexpected incident wa at one time sufficiently
British. that danger tsmoystb y the soncatSsy
since :sfs Ss:sd on cssi. right
viii 10 e,needsd By Great Britain taking
net Of Her Majesty.
YMANCEs
The financial conaiu0n OF the country ne reports
Improving. All dlncuities arc graoualy oeng re-
moved. Foreign credit WILDE re-established soon
as possible anu, IN the meantime, oroers navc been
given Tor the vigorous prosecution OF works ON the
Oroya Railroad and tho Development OF the Csrro do
Pasco mines, from the woriing oil which great results
are expected. With Bolivn negotiations are pending
for friendly settlement OF the customs question,
and new and satisiactorytrosty is shortly promised
Tue message we'll received, and quoted any
anxiety which might have been accustomed IN tho
public mind OF any antag0lsm between the log satve
and executive powers
the failure rs reported In Valparaiso Of Clarke &
Co, with liabilities TO the amount Of $l6O, 000
sPECiE PAYMENTS.
The following telegram IN reference 10 the suspcn-
sion Of specie payment IA Chill, appears IN the Lima
papers,
VALPARAISO, July "a, 1878.
The Of the privileged banks will be neonvertible
into and Of forced until the 3lst of
August 1872 The maximum total Of the emission that
can be made by all the banks will be the Of
$l36OOOOO. The state guarantees the conversion OF
this emission metallic the 3lst Of August, 1879.
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A LIQUOR DEALER IN A DILEMMA.

HOW AN INTERCEPTED LITTER MADE TROUBLE
AND PROMISES OF MORE TO COME.
George Peyssr resides at No. Al Hoboken avenue
Jersey City, and IS the owner OF landed estates q
Wholesale and retail liquor dealer and a prom ineut
man In Jersey City. His associations have been those
Of an elevated character and society the best Nine
yesrs ago he lost his frat wife, and little more than
. year thereafter 10 married again, q lady of
an irrsproachabe character whose connections
were extended and we'll to 90. Two yesrs
ago ne was ordered 10 make daily calls at the resi-
dence OF Mrs. Lee, No. 81 Hutton street. who by
reason Of inued illness was ordered to drink beer
TO promote her recovery and increase her strength
Mrs Lee had TWO charming daughters and Georae's
frequent calls nstilied favorable in the
minds oil BETH Friendship grew rapidly into In
timacy, which resulted, according TO Miss Lees
story, IN nor seduction and ruin. day two ago
MT Peyser wrote a letter to Miss Lee directing
her 10 prepare herself to 60 10 Rockaway
during aer Illness, which was right at
hand, and he would give her $50 with which
to defray her expenses This letter was Intercepted
by Laura tho girls sister, who proceeded 10 Mr.
Peysers residence Monday and laid the facts before
his vile, requesting her to ake her and provide
for her until such time She able care for her
sell During the interview Mr. Peyser arrived and was
Immediately placed in possession OF the facts where
upon no forclbly compelled MISS Lee to 90 with
him to the Third precinct, where she was incar-
cerated until yesterday morning, when the
examination was held by Judge Peloubet, upon
Q charge OF csorderly conduct. Evidence was pro-
duced that he had not only ruined her sister. but
attempted TO accomplish his vile purpose upon Laura
also AS the only disorderly conduct perpelraed was
the part OF Mr.. Peyser the Court discharged the
gir and proceedings were once Instituted tor his
arrest Tor false nprson ment and later in the day
warrant as issued for MS charge seduc-
ton. Mr. Peyser says that 1t IS oil blackmail
and that he is innocent OF the crime charged against
him.
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THE MUkDEROUS LOVER.
ANrEcEDENTs or JOHN SHANNON, VINO KILLED
YOUNG MARRIED. WOMAN AT WATERFORD
ON MONDAY.

ANrEcEDENTs or JOHN SHANNON, WHO KILLED
YOUNG MARRIED. WOMAN AT WATERFORD
ON MONDAY.
from the Albany Argus. August 2u.l
The important facts anu that led shannon to
kill Mrs. Bics at Waterford yesterday afternoon
follows, which are prenxed By history OF his past
career Richard shannon vas married twcnt y-iour
Henry Dawson, u needle manufacturer In Cohecs.
FROM the union swo children were born, n son and
daughter shannon 10 n turner and carpenter by
trade About years ago he became dissipatsd, nog-
lected his family and matrcated his wife. She OBJ
taiued order of separation from him. From this
timo he allowed himself 10 become avictm OF debauch-
cry and vice Becoming acquainted with n young
woman, aged eighteen, named Dora Miller, who
woman he killed yesterday, thcy went ~ Herkimer,
starting a saloon, and hsld Improper rciationa la
1873 he, In company with his pzrnmour. arrested
IN Cohoes for intoxicat While m jail ne at
tempted suicide Ny taking tauda0um. shortly after.
ward while In a saloon hs drew his revolver Will
lam Wsod respect able citizen, for taking hn wiiss
part He was arrested ana ihdiotsd bv the Grand
Jury. Last sunday nigbt 10 vent 70 Conoea v1siueo
his wiies homo and dems AIDED sdmttsnce she.
fearful that no would Kill her, refused A no.
Iiccmau Standing BY asked his business He replied
that he ''wouid sec hts daughter u ne had 70 xiii
semssody" Hc was ordered 10 70 asoat m pusl.
ness, and left for Troy. Wednesday last has 1ssrrss
the rnurdered woman, married Theodore Bloc Shan
hearing oil The uuisn, - Wsssrierd 70 csst,-
gate her, aud, II pesstbe, 70 carry away. Fiadng
prompted to commit the murder THAI will pspba ply
insure b m death ~ the gNiowA Dustsg the past
year ne was worxsg On the Troy aud Albany boats
cspper Tor three GARD monte osner swtndiius
devices. Coroner Heart. OF ws,srfsvaI tsck charge
Of the RENAME and empaseliea q lasyy The Aaso Of
the questSe 90 yet uaknevA
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SHERIFT'S JURIES.

IMPORTANT DECISION BY JUDGE DANIELS ON
THE LEGALITY or rHKIR oHARGks--rHE
FBxs CUT DOWN.
Some time ago order was granted by the Supreme
Court directing an inquiry by tho sherns jury as to
whether william Z. Ncsbltt was a habitual drunkara,
the object OF tho inquiry, such cases. bel
70 prevent In case verdict should DO granted against
him, his fuether custodiAnship of hts properly.
A. 10 we'll known, the Sherin's jury has, 90
10 speak, from time immemoriai, had it's
hands full investigating cases Of this character
and making inquisitions basod on wrts de- Iuuatico
irquircndo. In the case in point alter the Sberns
jury mad completed It's investigation there followed
the usual bill Of costs, to which exceptions we're
taken and upon which the matter came before Judge
Daniels, In Supreme Court, Chambers. A occasion
was given yesterday by Judge Dsniss, which, as Will
DO seen, 10 rather severe blow upon the customary
shargss in this class OF Investigations, and effect
Of which doubtless will she desire TO per-
form In iususs the functions OF a shsriG's Juror.
JURORS FEES
Alter stating the Iacts Of the case, Judge Daniels
takes up the hrst item the bill, being a charge OF
s45 for Jurors tees, such bill beng msdo BY allowing
cach Of The nesn jurors SO Jay for one DAYS
viess "rne statute, on tho contrary" says Judge
Dsnisls proviass that eacn juror. sworn before any
pncer IN any special proceeding allowed by law snail
receive the sum OF twelve aud onehalf cents g X
San ed, sl2, sec ~ chanse by when jurors' fees
IN the oly sna county Of New York ADVANCED
20 the sum OF 81 Tor each juror was made by chapter
400 OF the Laws Of 1874 But this lee WAS expressly
restricted 70 cases tried courts record and Il ava
not include procse<inss OF this description. II bas
been urged that by provding That the same costs
might Do allowed IN th:se proceedings allowed
In civil actions tho fees Of Jurors may be SO far
sdvanosd 90 20 make them the those provided
BY the act Of 1874 for the trial OF ae,ous laws OF
1864, chap. 27Ol Hut thai argument csuno, be
adsptcd soond for the reason mat IL was not pro.
vidsd tnae the same disburscnents may be allowed
special procesdtngs be recovered IN civil, ac
uons Costs ana instantaneous aissin gui shaDc.
and 10 10 the former only which the AGA OF 1874 las
prsvioed may be recovered The rIsht 10 dsbnrse-
Dsns dspsnds ON otksr aud dierens sss Of Inc
Bsata The only suthosy for allowances Of
Tees 10 tha which has declared thsm 10 be tvs al
q half cents for each turorr
yAxfroRs' rgrs
On the subject oil jansors' lees judge Dan,els IN
sbers, sharp and decisive He BUSINESSES sbss bra
~ Ne case m sissia ssatsnsA me sueh fesn be
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OCEAN GROVE.
TBY TELE0RAPH TO THE RERALD.1

LONG BRANcH. N. j., August 20, 1878.
Tn. arr,v.,, od.v =, ocean crov. d,d M, com. =,
-s - 1855 80 ~ ' W
by any means 10 the grand rush which mas been gen.
orally expected by the conductors Of tho camp meet
ing. moreover 'ney oomPs'Aco '"a' VAST numoer
OF exeursonists who arrived evidently came only to
90 away again after having walk cd through the Tab
$500, -, a,..., q. a.. -. :, -.
''""0'' @"~ "1A"oS" ~ wy "1'' " Pase'
and singing ana interrupted the worship by their
no,av prvtns domsanor IL In now etatod that
a. :. ..- ~. .. III 81,
~ po'a' VI na"o''' INC pres'n' mse"as wiz iAi
short Of It's must suoeessful predecessors The
regulation forb,ddpe batbipe boating drinking ana
ies"'~0A '0'os o""s' 'o"'s' ~'"As anu
every sort OF pastime during worship, which lasts
nearly all day. may perhaps account for this state Of
,h,rcs IN. Arc, ss,v,,a ,h;s ,nor,,,, h.o., :, 49,
thnsA Inc nfs' service 'nis morning oegan A. Blk
o'clock, and was attended BY some three
hundred people. Your correspondent not being up
a. 40 sarlv an beur. R,v. Dr. STOKE. prssident
~ - '' 80 ~'' -'' - S'' F'sA'
OF the Camp Meeting Association, assured him that
these morning worshippsrs were not sleepy at all,
beam with the dew Of lie on MS soul This early
meeting was conducted by Rev X. j. Andrews, o,
largely attended meeting NJ the TabernacIe. and Mt
the same time the Rev. DR. Copeland, OF Llmevilie
by over four hundred girls and youtns
THE CHRISTIAN FLIGHT
At balf-past ten O'Clock the Rev. d. NJ Adams, of
New Haven preached from the text .lhcy thar wait
upon tne Lord shall mount upon wings as eaeles.U
He com pared the advance OF asyout Chr,stsn life
to tho rising and fight OF the eagle Faitn and lovo
we're the wiuss OF the CHRISTIAN Tho tho Chris
tian rose the snfer easier and more solitary was his
a,sht In rising the believer reacLed n ponI w henoe
ike ina easc ne struok ont IN a slrniebt mi Tor
homc-namsiy, for heaven. In conclusion he pressed
homo to every Cnr,staip the GU, stion .Why dom;
Won A. pD M which thore wero husiastio resnon
siyc shouts OF s.Wo will ~ "We Wilt rho ssrmon
was listened 70 by about TWO nd pco po the lair
sex being as usual IN n great majority
sALyArros NETTING
At half past one Mrs LIZZIE smith, one Of the most
ardent volunteer iav workers of the meeting con.
ducted one of her ssIvat,on ,erviass Amor, tbs
seven hundred present quite a NUMBER who confessed
tEat hitherto they had been invetsrate coo0rmed
sinners ecared that they clt they were saved and
went NV ny rejoicing that ibey had al last ou nd
LATER SERVICES
A. three o 'clock me Rev. Joseph We,sh OF Ph,la-
deIphia preached from this text aOur fa,tn stauds
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says as that has beer provided by any law, and the
result viii be that II cnnot be allowed
CoNMIEIoNKRs' PEEs

W.
result viii be that II ennot be allowed
COMMISSIONERS FEES.
Tbsrs are always ~ ee commissioners specallv an
pointed 10 conduct Examinations before sherins,
iuries On the subjscloi their Judge Da nsls is
eouslIy pointed aud ep.ict. After stating the fact
that The commissioners engaged only one
day in hearing the testimony and taking the in
ou,s,on ana that the ule OF Court has provided
that an allowance not rcecding $40 can be made and
that in the bill prssensd sos Tor each commss ner
is charged he gives hi Interpretation OF the law an.
pllcabIe TO the ca3e These sums ne says s.must
be reduced 10 the amont provided tor by the rule,
aud that will make ~ commssionsrs' fees $50 in
stead Of $75."
Lx(nL SERVICES
The costs, amounting TO $40, allowed, they
being az the rate allowd for similar services 10 civil
actions He says thatsuch costs ssare ell that IN any
view can be allowed IA legal services in tho case ),
no charge oil 500 counsel Zee he does not allow
suIKLDoB PRorxuTION.
alt has been the attention OF the law, Judge
Dsnisls concludes mis- opinioh 'hat proce edlngs al
fectinQ the unfortunate people who are known as
idiots lupatics and hbitua drunkards should be as
simple and insxpsnsiv their security and protec-
ten would permit nntthat policy would be directly
violated by allowing tsir substance, which IL often
inadequate their necessities, 10 be exhausted by
burdens In the way expenses that the laws nave
not provided they shp sustain. The bill in this case
must b reduced 70 TO conform to these views, and
even then il 10 teareS that may possibly be al
lowed than the essasse DO affected can conveniently