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THEIRS AND BIsMARCK-A Contrast-M
Theirs was profoundly convinced that the
modern state could not exist without the full
support Of life and OF initiative which he found
in the middle and enlightened class OF the pop.
ulation. The great statesman who controls the
destlnieS OF Germany seems to be OF an opposite
opinion. He appears to believe that in order to
consolidate the state it Is necessary to diminish
as much as possible the political Importance OF
this part OF the population.-[B Berlin National
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Canadian Affair.

TORONTO, ONT, August 25.-The Globe has
has ordered IS 600 tons OF steel rails at 81 skiI.
lfDgs pence per ton, to be delivered In Mon
treal for the Canadian Pacific railroad Whether
Sir Alexander Calf Will reside here Is not yet
settled. IL he accepts the appointment he
will be styled the Canadian Commissioner The
two commissioners appointed royal commis-
sion on agriculture win shortly proceed to Can
ADA to report on the country's Agricultural re-
sources. Sir John MacDonaidson sails for
hcme on the 1lth OF September
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AN IHCENDIARY FIRE at Farmer City. Illinois.
Saturday destroyed "a buildings and burned
out 22 firms. The main part OF the business
about 100000
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OTTAWA, ONT, August 25.-u fs stated that
the English government has refused 70 con-
ttnue the suspension OF the contagious diSoasoe
act 80 far as II relates to Canada In the event
OF the embargo against American cattle coming
into Canada being removed.
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YELLOW FEVER

Vu0f3mhue AEAimst New OfIe000.
PENSACOLA, FLA, August 25.-The Pensacola
board OF health has established quarantine
against freight and passengers TO New Orleans.
Ten New Cases and Eight Deaths An
Memphis.
MEMPHIS, TENN, August 25-Ten new cases
are reported by the board OF health this morn
Ing, two OF whom are colored. Among the
whites are Miss E. c. Brool,shire F. b RUSSELL
Minnie lockwood, G. 81. Dennison, DIR. r. E.
occurred since last night. yk.:J. B. Thierkauf,
gohn MeDeimott, JefI d. Foster, James E.
Burke, Pete Catfano, Michael Taylor, Henry
Bertram, John Mccain, colored. A telegram
received from the mayor and president Of the
board OF health contradtets the report OF yellow
fever at Starkville, Mics. The weather has
morning indicates g..
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MURDER AND SUICIDE.-At Toledo on Satur.
day, Police Sergeant N0hl fired two shots at
Ross salisbury, an ex-c6nvtct, who had pub.
lished card abusing the former for arreSting
him on Thursday on suspicion, and then shot
himself. Both men died Ia short time. Nohl Is
said to have been an efficient officer.
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THK DEFAULTING CITY CLERK, Fred. N.
Spaulding, OF Leavenworth, Kan. was admitted
to bail Saturday In the sum of 5000. Since his
downfall his wife has been Frustrated, and a
before Spaulding reached home Saturday even
inc. after being released from CONFINEMENT
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ET-So severe is the drought at Corpus
Christie, Texas, that cistern water sells there
at Sc 15 barrel.
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sE-A meeting OF Cubans was held in New
yesterday, In Liberty Hail. to take steps toward
extending aid to the revolutionary committee
ofCuba.
ss-The Memphis Appeal says: "Notw1th-
standing the fever, marriage licenses are pro
cured as usual. But few white people engage
III matrimODy these times in Memphis, but the
cOlored people are not to be frightened so
easily from uniting In wedlock for better or for
worse"
~ San Francisco Is convulsed to It's centre
because LADY member OF the Board OF School
Examination raised the credit marks OF Miss
Ida May Hister, daughter OF the President OF
the Board OF Education, giving her q standing
enti1le her.
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No Hotter Place.

Boston Herald
The late Mr.. Dickson may have been every
ugly character" but we doubt II he Will 20 to q
warmer place than Mississippi.
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A Hushamd,s vemueams

ROCHESTER, n. Y, August s5.-Edward p.
Follett shot, In Main street to-day, John A.
Barnum. who is living with Folletts wife.
Barnums wounds are not serious
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Fire,

STOCKTON, August ga IRE this morning.
originating In Amos Dickey's store, occupied 6y
joining stores OF B. N. Roberts and c. c. ROB
ertS. Total loss about 8, 200, insurance a 500.
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ELECTIONS THIS FALL-Caiforn1a, Sept. g.
State and judicial officers, four congressman
and members OF legislature. Maine, Sept. s.
Governor and members OF legislature. Ohio,
Oct. l4.-State officers and members OF legisla-
ture. Iowa, oct. 14.-State officers, members
OF legislature. and one congressman to I'LL
vacancy. Maryland, Nov. 4.-State officers
and members OF legislature. Massachusetts,
Nov. 4.-State officers and members Of legisla.
ture. Minnesota, Nov. 4.-State officers and
members OF legislature. New York, Nov. A.
cons1n, Nov. 4.-State officers and members of
Legislature. Mississippi Nov 4.-Members OF
legislature. New Jersey, Nov. 4-Members o.,
legislature. Pennsylv ania, Nov. 4.-State treas
urer and members OF legislature. Louisiana
Dec. 2.-On the adoption OF the new constitu-
ton.
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The Clevelamd Fire.

CLRvRLAND, o., August 2s.-The f1re In the
Cleveland Paper Company ware house Satur.
on stock and building is $4,000. The cause OF
the FIRE is unknown. The insurance on the
building Is $4,000; on stock, S3l 900; on ma
81 600
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a Whfskv Murdev-

WATKRTowN, August 2s.--John Rivers,a tray.
cling watch and clock repairer, was killed yes
terday Sunday morning In drunken braWl In
his brothers house ct Theresa, NY.
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H0ml0n Umwell.

TORONTO, ONT, August S4.-Hanlan was out
rowing yesterday In company with P1aisted
He stfll complains OF being unwel and looked
spin.
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THE YAzOo CITY MuRDER-Cdpt. Di1on's
Dying Statement.-The Memphis AraLanche con-
ta'ns private letter, In which the dying decla-
ration OF Henry NJ. Dixon is given as follows:
~ was walking down the street near House.
mans saloon, and the first thing l knew was
that was shot. Wheeling round saw guns
pointing at me from every direction, and /
turned and ran up stairway, when Jim Barks-
dale shot me In the back having already broken
my wrist. reached the stairs and fell. / then
drew my pistol and with one hand holding to
the steps fired my pistol with the hand thathad
the broken wrist and broken finger. The attack
was entirely unprovoked on my part. Idenounce
as base lie that / had plotted the assassination
OF Barksdale. / wish Jim BarksdaIe was here
to see how brave man can die"
A Yazoo correspondent OF the same paper
states that Dixon was shot five times 10 the
back, but not bullet struck him In the front.
There were shotgun bullet holes In the back OF
his coat. Dixon lived from Q O'Clock In the
morning until 4:3O In the evening. He leaves a
wife and six helpless children. II he had had
fair chance he would have left his mark, but
his enemies feared this and did not wish him
to live until the meeting Of the Independents
next day. The democrats openly boast that
Barksdale will be acquitted from any blame in
the shooting OF Dixon. A plot was made to kill
Flanagan the night previous, but he circum-
vented 1t by going home by different route
than that usually taken by him.
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hon. CHARLES j. FAULKNER, OF Martinsburg
West Virginia, is working like beaver for the
nomination for governor OF the state.
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THE ST. LOUIS STRIKERs.-At st. Louis the
st0ve-fOunderS have yielded to the strikers and
work Will be resumed to-day. The coopers have
again stopped work, having ascertatned that
the proprietOrs of the working shops had been
supplying the idle shops with enough barrels
to I'LL their orders. The cigarmakers have not
made much progress yet In their strike.
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SECRETARY SCHURz, Mr.. Webb C. Hayes, and
a number of friends, left Chicago Saturday for
a trip to Dakota, via the Illinois Central Rail-
road. The Secretary will spend three or four
weeks In looking after matters at the Indian
agencies
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THR TURKISH GOVERNMENT is supporting half
million MusSelman fugitives as well as the
held responsible. The army is to be reduced as
soon as the great boundary question is settled
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THE TYLER 1NvEsTIGATION.-The tnveStiga-
ton into the charges against Postmaster Tyler
was adjourned from saturday to Tuesday. to
allow the postmaster time to prepare his de-
fense and to summon his witnesses. Bait
American, 25th.
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FEVER FIGUREs.-There were seventeen new
cases and nine deaths from yellow fever in
Memphis Saturday, and nineteen new cases and
eight deaths yesterday. Thieves continue dcp-
predat1ons upon unprotected houses. case
OF supposed yellow fever has occurred at jersey
City, N. j. No new cases are reported from
New Orleans.
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dUINH To hAESAS.-TWehty Il live PERSONS from
the vicinity Of Broadway, Rockingham county,
Va, started for Kansas last week, where they
propose settling. Another detachment OF nifty
LONG BRANCH RACEs.-The winners at the
Monmouth Park races. Long Branch Saturday,
were as follows:-Mlle dash Jericho winner, time
l464; champion stakes, mile and half, Spend
thrift winner. time 2.4lA; August stakes three
quarters OF q mile, Sensation winner time !. .lSk;
handicap sweepstakes, one mile and a-quarter,
lnvermore winner, time z Is; selling race three
quarters OF mile, Charlie Gorham winner. time
Liz; hurdle race, mile and a-Quarter, five
hurdles, Judith winner, time 227.
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SITUATION IN SAN FRANCISCOc
All Quiet Lat Night and Kalloch
sitting Up.

San FRArcIsco, August @.-Everythine A.
perfectly quiet throughout the city and there
10 not the slightest reason TO approhepd INV
disturbance during the remainder OF the ni9ht.
At midnight MT. Kalloch was sleeping and had
II Is reported that his Condition is very favor
sole one OF the police on duty stated that
ABOUT ,:so O'Clock he got an opportunity TO look
up In bed with q pillow behind him. he nrr.
fessed TO believe that the reports OF his crtical
condition were greatly exaggerated.
All Quiet To-day.
SAN FRANCISCO, August 2S-9 am.-Everv-
thing has been perfectly quiet throughout the
night and this morning. People are going
about their business as usual, and there IL no
appearance OF any excitement. Mr.. Kalloch
passed comfortable night, and this morning
his Condition Is much Improved.
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TEE FRANKLIN SEARCH PARTY-The Frank
lin search party landed from the ship Eothen,
on the north shore OF the Hudson Bay, near
Depot Island, on the 9th Of August, 1875. All
hands were In excellent health after the voyage
north. The party started on sledge journey
with four additional Innuits and their families,
making In all sixteen souls. They took four
sledges and about sixty dogs. The EOthen
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Shtp Ashore

HALIFAX, August 25-The British ship joseph
MllperTy, 1,0s0 tons. OF Yarmouth, N s., went
ashore yesterday afternoon In q dense fog on
Gun Island Reef, near Torbay Guysboro county.
She was ia ballast from Havre for Delaware
breakwater fog orders. She now lies iu q dan
gerous position, with one side OF her bottom
completely stove in, and viii probably be q total
wreck. The crew were saved. The ship is
owned by j. j. Lovitt and Others
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Price SOC. and q Der Bottle.
SOLD By ALL DRUGGISTa
SAMUEL GERRY & COMPANY, Provs,
235 Broadway, ny.

B~A Wholesale In Washington by 6TOTT b
CROMWELL, 40 Pennsylvania ave. NV. mSl-Sm
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Poverty and Swtcsa,


Murder. Robbery and 1mceudiaFtsm.
CONCORD, August 25.-It Is believed that the
X. Noyes at Bow, n. H., last Friday night. was
or fDcendlaTy origin and that Mr.. Noyes was
robbed and murdered. His charred remains
were found In shed adjoining the house. and
Ii Is believed that while alone he was attacked
and murdered. A sum of money which IS known
TO have been In his pQSGaSSfon Is missing
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THE EVENING STAR.
Washington News and Gossip.
GOVERNMENT RECEIPTS sTo-DAY.-Internal rev.
enue, s613, 500. SO; customs. s163, ,776.S7.

THE UNSETTLED ACCOUNTS OF BANKS on sub
scrptions to the four per cent. loan amounts to
s32 9C0, 600. This amount is due by the Flrs
National Bank Of New York and the Bank
Con merce Of New York.
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THE House RULEs.-Mr. Henry II. Smith,
clerk OF the House committee on rules, which
recently held sessions at Long Branch to revise
the rules OF the House, In letter written to a
friend In this city, says that all the published
reports concerning the action Of the committee
are premature and inaccurate. He admits,
though, that the committee decided upon
sweeping changes, and will meet again Ia this
city In November to further perfect their work
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esSsaeeRel 60 tsaa0iVazis .yssse 9Ss
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q. g. BONDS, DISTRICT SECURITIES. Rail-
Road, INSURANCE. GAS AND OTHER
MISCELLANEOUS SECURITIES.
BOUGHT AND GOLD.
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OFFICE OF III, e. OFFLEY.
HALL BOOM OF NATIONAL METROPOLITAN
BANK
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NEW YORK NOTES.
died Of Ton m mch RlRCk NJ


NEW YORK. August 25.-Mathies Wohlfahrt,
tailor, residing IN east New York died on the
21th OF last June from quantity OF black drops
which he had purchased at the drug store or
Charles A. Beckert The latter says he gave
Woh)fahrt black drops and told him TO take
a certain quantity, but he took ft all and it
caused his DEATH B. states he marked the bottle
poison" and said there was enough IN ft to kin
ten men. Wohlfahlts widow has sued the
druggist In the Brooklyn courts for s., 900 dam
ages Tor the loss or her husbands services ana
the oefence is that he committed suicide.
Poverty and Suicide.
The drowned body of man was found this
morning IN the North liver and was removed
70 the norgue. Upon II was found letter ad-
dressed to Timothy Kelly, Blackstone Masa
written by his daughter, Mary Ann Worth,
who signed her residence as at ls3 varich
street. IL related to family matters, complain
ing OF the bitter pangs OF poverty. In it had
been enclosed dollar bill as keep for the re-
cefyer. IL is altogether probable that the
drowned man was Timothy Kelly, her father
and that poverty and want drove him to sui.
eide.
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THE CALL FOR CORPORATION SroCK.-The
call OF Treasurer Gilfllan for s29s75.67 of the
five per cent. general stock of the District OF
Columbia matnrPd to-day Only about S55 !,
was presented at the Treasury for redemption
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BEST RATES ALLOWED
DRAWBACK CERTIFICATES
ISSUED UNDER ACT OF CONGRESS OF JUNE 29
1879.

CERTIFICATES AND BONDS
Receivable In payment Of Special lmproyelnent
Taxes (and geperal taxes prior TO July, lS1O. FOB
eAIE AT LOWEST RATES: or. VIII attend persooaLy
10 the of the Taxes at same rates as charged
for the Drawbacks
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would be met by the revOlvers of the police and
the r1fes and gatling guns of the military and
that the game was not worth the shedding Of
the DlOOd or one honest man. He abjured them
by their regard for their reputation throughout
the country, the eyes OF which were upon them,
to DO no Violence, but disperse quietly to their
bowling for the blood OF the De Youngs they
yielded implicitly to his advice and When he
dismissed them surged away in various direc.
tions evidently prepared to follow his advice
to the letter.
WHAT THE DE YOUNGs SAY
A reporter OF the Alta California had an inter-
view with the De Young brothers. Charles de-
cnned to make any statement except that the
reports already published were In the main cor
rect. Nj. ii. De Young, in answer to q remark
OF the reporter that it was bad state OF affairs
replied that 1t might have been expected "Mr.
could not go On public platform and traduce
our motheT and family without stern and BIT
ter retribntaon following close upon the heels
reach the matter" He knew that he took his
Ire IN his hands when he spoke as he did.
But" said the reporter, "the worhngmen,
that he was justified in thus abusing your
family after the Chronicle had rolled back the
curtain from his fathers HISTORIAN old man
replied De Young, "was objectionable, but l
WIN say, in Justice to my brother and to myself,
that that statement came as dispatch from
Boston. 1t arrived about halr-past1 o'clock in
were aWay-he at political conference and
elsewhere. Even our news editor scarcely read
determined to stand by 1t without retractton.
No matter how excited the public Is now they
will take calmer view OF the matter when they
come to reflect that my brother did what anY
man would do who had spark of manhood
about him." In answer as to whether his bother
desired to be removed, he said he did not for
the present.
WHAT TIE SAN FRANCISCO PAPERS SAY
"a I'LL hot n 06 Pfo1
whole course OF the Chronicle toward Kalloch
as SO gross that many who are not bad Citizens
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1879-02-12
THE ZULUS.
HOW THEY WHIPPED THE BRITISH,
Further Reports from the South African War
The Defeat Of the British Fully
as Bad as First Reported.
pef.., of tho British in South Africa.

Defeat Of the British In South Africa
LONDON, February 1.-THE details OF
the disaster to the British force in South
Africa show that the guns were spiked
before they were captured. The Tn'o
says editorially that the government is
bound to send reiniocements without an
hours delay and spare no expense OF
effort. The Tiaes commenting on the
news from Cape Town says that nothing
can exceed the irankness Of the recital
for is is clear that nothing has been
held back. Ii would be useless TO deny
the sadness or extreme gravity OF the
catastrophe. Whetherthere was or was
not any want OF vigilance on the part
Of our own force. II is clear the Seulas
arr even more formidable than our mil
itary authorities expected them 10 he.
1t was known that they are well drilled,
that great numbers are armed with
breach -loalcrs AMI that they could fight
courageously. We now know but too
we'll how large force they can mass nj
one point. Sad il the loss IL our troops,
but still graver is the peril which must
arise with the defeat. The Seulas will
be emboldenei and colonists will he ex.
posed To fresh anl formidable dangers.
In these circumstances, the duty Of the
government cannot admit of the slight,
est doubt, and il is to send ample rein.
iorrmcnts 10 the Cape, without the
needless delay ui u single hour IL may
bc that they can he shipped more quick.
" from Mauritlus or India than from
England, but at all events, no effort ~
no expenditure must bc spared Ia save
the Colony from disaster AMI the power
oi the country from grave injury. II j.
melancholy consolation, meanwhile,
that the gallant troops OF the Twenty
fourth Regiment did their duty AMI dicd
at their posts like Englishmcn.
Summonses were issued this morning
'or q Cabinet council, Ia la held nj "
O'Clock this ai,cin on, TO deliberate on
the reversal Ia the British troops IN
Srlilas. Official kilograms, announcing
the defeat, were received NJ the Coloni-
al Office this morning. They confirm
the details already given. The news oi
the defeat caused quite sensation In
London. The dcmund lof newspapers
at all the suburban stations Was never
greater than since The outbreak ol the
FrancoJ icrman war.
Lord Chelmsford, commander oi the
Seulu, lanl expedition, sets down the
British loss at thirty officers and about
five hundred noncummiS'ioncd officers,
rank aud i'll a. the Imperial
truops, and seventy non-cummissioned
officers rank and file oi the coloni.
al troops. A court ol inquiry has been
ordered to collect evidence ngGrding
the affair. IL would seem that the
troops were cnticrd from their camp, n
the action took place ahout n mile AMI u
quarter outside oi II.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1879-02-12
HOUSE or DELEaATEs.

The House met at I'D 4. NJ aud was
opened without prayer.
The reading of the journal VAS dis
pcnscd with.
4 message from the Executive was Tc-
criyrd and read Ii contained, in COM
plianrc with the Constitution, a list oi
all fines rrmttyl and par,lons granted
during the two wears ending December
81, 1873.
Alter the usual committees hal IL
ported. the following were introduced
and appropriately referred:
PETITIONS.
Nv MrCrcery: Asking an appropria-
tinu IL n 90 t. erect bridge over
Pnrv riyer IN Raleigh county.
Bv Logan. demonstrating against a
repeal oi the charter ul Winfield, Put
nam county.
Bv lIagaus Asking an increase To-
SlUb In amount ui exemption OF per
suual property m forced sales.
liy Fighter, Asking the passage ol
House Hll No, lNi in relation tn the
organization oi the militia.
WIIS.
Bv Hutton. u. Il. No. 23I, in relation
a. opening and keeping in rePur the
county rualS.
By MrCrcrrv: IL. n. No. -, rrguht-
INK ani fixing the fees ri officers.
Rv Parsons To withdraw from til,S
at last session, Nu, N, a hill 10 protect
farmers against inferior stock
THE UsURY BHL.
The hour ot eleven having arrived, the
| Chair announced aS the special order tor
I that hour, the consideration Of House
I Rill No. H., in relation to money and
I Interest This hill is really the obi Nir-
I gjnia law, AMI its provisions are suhStan-
/ TALLY As follows.
The money at account shall bc the
/ dollar. cent and mill, but no writing
shall invalid bcJause the sum OF money
I Is expressed in foreign currency, and
. when such l. the ease IN any suit, the
! court or jury shall ascertain the value,
\ alter making allowance tor exchange.
\ Legal interest shall tx at the rate ot slN
! per Centum per annum, and all
\ contracts for loans oI iorhraranvCS
/ at greater rate shall Ia void. ANY
I defendant may plead generally that the
I contract upon which suit ! brought Was
\ Tor payment Ot \ greater rate oi interest
than that allowed by law. And II IL
shall appear that more than lawful in
4 tcr,St wds charged, the lender shall NJ
cover his prU,rQJl oaly, AMI pay the
voS,s Oi the suit, ID any eNcesS Of in
trreSt has been paid, the borrower may
within ayear recover the same by suit.
Any Judgment creditor who oSpprehendS
himself IN danger of loss hy reason oi
uSuri0us dealings on the part oi his
debtor, NAV exhibit hill in equity,
AMI compel him IA discover all harEiRs
aud contracts relative Ia such dealings,
and ii IL shall appear that more than
legal interest has besn charged, the eN-
cess shall he apPhOd To- satisfy the plain:
tifs demand
The concluding section reals; Ii a
person take for the loan or fOrbearanCe
oi money or other thing, interest
at greater rate than i al
lowed by law, he shall forfeit
(OOa,eluslsi oa F6I'th Pa9e)