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j. T. AICEE UAUIHhEhUAs
Civil Sheriff Of the Parish OF Orleans.
ja25 fe1 10
yames o. Fox ct ais. VS.. VIM. Mckee.

James u. FOX ct ais. vs.. VIM. Mckee.
CIXTH DISTRICT COURT FOR THE PAR
~ ish Of Orleans. No. 9560-By virtue OF wrm
OF fieri facias, to me directed by the hon0raDie
the Sixth District Court for the parish OF Or.
leane, In the above entitled cause. will proceed
to sell at public auction, on the premises here
matter designated. on SATURDAY. Febuary, g
1879. at 1890 O'Clock a. M, the folloWlng oe-
scribed property, to wit ,,rrv
I. SAW MILL, MACHIhFRY, BOILERS. Fla
TURES, and all their attachmen ana appuE-
tenances, etc. /: set OF Steam Ways; Euglnes--
Boilers, fixtures. attachments ana appurlse,r
nances, Ropes, Blocks, Tackle, &c, anu al
Logs, Timber, Lumber, Machinery. h4tur ap-
purtenances and all Ropes, Chains ana impie-
ments OF all nature and ind. ana All propetsyy
goods and effects upon the properly OF plaintlH.
described as follows: A portion Of gr0und, SIT
usted In the town of Alglers. now the ruin EsS-
trict of the parish Of orleans, bounded ~ the
Mississippf river Seguin, Patterson and Bouny
streets With a frame building thereon, and on
q horton of land bounded by the Mississippi
river Patterson and Seguin STREETS, and below
by the property of Mr. Oliver, with all the build
And Immediately after the completion Of the
aSovs i IoT OF LOGS OR TIMBER, lying In
the Mississippi river just above the properly OF
plaintiff 3 property las above described) and in
front OF John Mahoney property
All as per inventory ON file In my Office.
Seized In the above suit
Terms OF Sale-Cash on the spot
]. r. ALCEE GAUTHREAUX
Civil Sheriff OF the Parish of Orleans.
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AN ACT

NO. Il. AN ACT
10 eHaole the St Charles Hotel Company of
New orleans to contract for a loan Of
for. ~
SECTION |. Be ii enacted bg the Senate and
Hoaseof Representatives. in General Assem-
BIZ convened, That the ST. Charles Hotel
Company OF New Orleans. by its board
to issue the negotiable bonds Of said
company, to an amount not exceeding
two hundred and fifty thousand dollars IN
such sums, at such rate Of interest and at
such terms of payment as may be decided by
said board.
SEC. 2. BE IT further enacted. etc, That the
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SUCCESSION OF FRANK Fl. MITCHELL AND
MARTHA e. MITCHELL. HIS WIFE
Second District Court for the parish OF Orleans
No. 40.121.

DY CHAS. Fl. REED. Auctioneer-Ofice No.
ID 1874 Gravier .street-THU kSDAY,, Febrna-
~ 49, 1879, at 10 O'Clock m. at MEEHAN'S CRIES.
CENT SALOON, ferry landing. Algiers corner
Bouny and Where streets now Fifth District
of this city, by virtue and in pursuance OF an
order OF the Hon. A. L. Tissot. Judge Of the
Second District Court for the parish OF Orleans.
signed September II, 1878. will be sold at auc-
tion in the above entitled matter, the property.
VIZ
now Fifth District OF this city, known as the let
ter @. OF the square bounded by Peter. Alix and
Chestnut streets and Elmira Avenue. and meas
uring 80 feet inches front. on said Alex street
by depth Of 90 feet inches line. Jhe I'M;
proyements consist OF nearly new DOUBLE
TWO STORY FRAME SLATED RESIDENCE.
Of four rooms. Kitchen. eistern. etc, on each
side. The fences. as situated, do not define the
legal limits OF the lot, and particular attention
is called to measurements derived from inven-
tory as above. Purchaser will adjust fences TO
suit above measurements.
Terms-Cash. A deposit will be exacted on
the spot
chaser's EXPENSE. jail 18 % Eel Is
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Secretary of the Senate

Have YOU got any brains under your haH Ii
you are mac of sense you will not run the
risk OF cholera. dysentery or any Of those
cnoleric disorders which kill 50 many. when BY
few reasonable precautions you can avoid all
dsnger. Be clearly. be careful of your diet, but
Above all keep the system in healthy state.
Dothis BY using Reeds Gilt Edge Tonic, which
our hes the blood. stimulates digestion. and
gives tone and strength to the stomach.
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DY CHAS. II. REED, Auctioneer-Offlee 1874
ID Gravier street..sATURDAY, ,FEBHUAHY
is. 1879. at IL m, at the MEAUHAETS' AND
AUCTJONEERS, EXCHANGE, on ROYAL
STRFET. BETWEEN CANAL AND CUSTOM
HOUSE SHEETS. by virtue and In pursuance
Of an order Of the Hon W. T Houston, Judge
OF the Fourth District Court Parish OF Orleans
signed January 7, 1870 will be sold ut public auc-
ton. In the above entitled matter, the property
viz
In the First District Of this city. known as No.
l. situated in the suburb Saulet. being part OF
lot No. z. square No. 10. and measuring ~ feet !
inches lines front on Erat0 street tlate Nell
centej. same dimensions in the rear. b.. q depth
of 75 feet 10 inches line between parallel lines,
English measure.
TO an act before A. Ducatel. notary, on the sew.
enteenth OF December, 1870 Together with oil
the buildings and improvements thereon. con-
sisting of TWO COTTAGE HOUSES, so ar.
ranged and situated on the lot as to be rented
as separate residences. and always yielding
good rents at al times and known as NO. ITO
Terms-Cash. A deposit will be exacted on
the spot Fee plan at Exchange.
Act OF sale by J. @, Eustis, notary public, at
purchasers expense. jail II rs Eel ID
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SUCCESSION NOTICES.
succession of j. Il, Austin.

SECOND DISTRICT COURT FOR THE
= parish of Orleans, No. 1888 - Notice is
to all other persons herein interested to show
cause within ten days from the present notih-
cation. II any they have or can, why the account
presented by the administrator Of this estate
should not be approved and homogated, and
the funds distributed in accordance Herewith.
By order OF the court.
fe8 IL 17* JOHN HERBERT. CLERK.
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nuccesslon of john >. Hopkins.

SECOND DISTRICT COURT FOR THE PAR
- ish of Orleans, No. 40.56t-Notico is hereby
given to the creditors OF this estate and TO all
other persons herein Interested to show cause
within ten days from the present notihca-
ton, IL any they have or can, why the account
prese nted by Anthony X. Hopkins, adminlstra.
tor OF this estate. should not be approved
and homologated. and the funds distributed In
accordance Herewith.
BY order OF the court.
fea II 17s JOHN HERBERT. CLARK.
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In the Matter Of Joseph Ferry, an Alb.
aantpe

sentee.
CECOND DISTRICT COURT FOR THE PAR
Terry has petitioned the court for letters OF
curatorship on the estate OF the said absentee.
Notice is hereby give to all whom It may
concern to show cause within ten days, why
the prayer Of the said petitioner should not
be granted.
By order of the court.
fe5 IL 16$ JOHN HERBERT, Clerk.
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For Carolina Clay Peas call on George Heck
To-, corner Poydras and Tchoupitoulas streets.
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by Montgomery Il Co.
SALE OF PAINTINGS, ENdRAvINGs.
CHROMOS, ETC.

ON FRIDAY. FEBRUARY 7. AND SATUR-
~ DAY. February 8, each Evening ut O'Clock.
A choice collection OF over 800
PAINTINGS, STEEL ENaRAVINGS.
CHhOMOS, ETC.
including many new subjects Just imported.
all Handsomely framed, and consigned to us
with positive instructions to close them out at
auction. without limit or the slightest reserve.
All are invited to view these pictures.
Sale positive-rain or shine. No postpone
ment.
Terms-Cash.
fee st MONTGOMERY q co. Auctioneers.
ROSEWOOD BED ROOM SUI rs. FINE GLASS
Door and other Armoirs. Extension Tables.
Oak and Walnut Parlor Suits In Hair Cloth.
Raw Silk and Terry, Cooking Stoves. Spring,
Hair and Moss Mattresses. Plate. Mantel,
Oval and Pier Mirrors. elegant Lounges and
large assortment Of fine Parlor and Bod
room Furniture. removed TO sales-room for
convenience of sale, on account OF the
owners reliDduishing housekeeping.
A LII TO BE BOLD AT AUCTION WITHOUT
"a ANY RESERVE, on SATURDAY. February
| 8. OF II q. m. ct No. 81 Camp street. by MONT
GOMERY 4 CO., Auctloneers.
Termg-Cash. fe6 3t
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LEGAL NOTICES.
STATE OF LOUISIANA.
SIXTH DISTRICT COURT FOR THE PARISH
OF ORLEANS.


MRS. CATHERINE WINKELMANN vs.. Will
liam WiIkelmann. her husband-No. 10 1877.
r HEREBY CERTIFY THAT ON THE SIX
l. teenth day of November. 1878, judgment was
rendered In this court In the following entitled
suit, In the words and figures following to wit:
Mrs. Catherine Winkelmann vs. William
Winkelmann, her husband-No. 1O,l57.
In this case, this day submitted to the court
on the pleadings and evidence on file. for the
reasons orally assigned by the court, the law
and evidence being in favor of plaintiff, it is
be judgment In faver OF said Mrs. Catherine
Winkelmann, wife Of William Winkelmann,
plaintiff herein, and against defendant, Will
liam Winkelmann, her said husband. decreeing
q separation OF property between her and her
said husband and dissolving the community of
acquests and gains heretofore existing between
them.
1t is further ordered. adjudged and decreed
that there be further judgment in favor of said
plaintiff, Mrs. Catherine Winkelmann. and
against defendant. William. Winkelmann, her
said husband. for the sum OF five hundred dol
lars. with legal interest from judicial demand.
and all costs Of suit
Judgment signed November 81, 1873
N. FL. RIGHTOR. Judge,
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FOR A PARTITION.

JOHN SCHNEIDER EFT AIS. VS.. MATTHIAS
FUNCK. TUTOR, ETC.
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In testimony whereof. have hereunto set my
hand and fixed tn seal of the said court, at the
city Of New Orleans. on this twenty first day Of
November, In the year OF our Lord one Thousand
eight hundred and 81 yenty- eight.
fe7 St. II. MISTER. Deputy CLERK.
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siants deiicious-Shadines.
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VALUABLE COTTAGE PROPERTY,
ITO ERATo STREET. NEAR MAGAZINE.

TWO COTTAGE HOUSES AND VERY FINE
DEEP LOT.
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BY j. A. A. Rousseau.
BOoKS-BooKs.

A SELECT LIBRARY OF VALUABLE WORKS.
amongst which are the Works OF shaks-
pere. fifty numbers, by Charles Knight.
DY JULES A, A. ROUSSEAU Auctioneer--
ID At auction, SATURDAY. February g. 1919 at
IL O'Clock NJ, ut No. % Camp street.
Terms-Cagb. fe7 at
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AUCTION SALES.

BY Chas. III. Reed.
LAST DAYS
-7oF-
THIS GREAT SALE.
100000 FIN II CIGARS,
In lots to suit purchasers.
9. IL. REED, AUCTIONEER.
No. 1877 Canal street
Store TO let. Sales at 10 a. M aud y. m. fes 3t*
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Fourth District Court Tor the Parish OF Orleans
No, As, 2ia
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EXCELLENT DOUBLE TWO. STORY FRAME
DWELLING, SLATE ROOF, CHOICE
NEIGHBORHOOD. ALGIEhS. FIFTH DIS
TKICT,
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New YORK, Sept. 27-In the suit against
Samuel j. filden to recover money alleged
TO be due from him for income taxes, the de-
fendants counsel few days ago made mo-
tion for a bill OF particulars. Judge Choate
In an elaborate decision denied the motion
upon the we'll settled rules OK practice relat-
ing to the matter of bills OF particulars
His honor says: "The governmen ent is not to
be presumed to know what any mans income
is, still less the several parts Of which it is
made up. Every man Is to be presumed to
know these things with entire certainty.
While the officers OF the government may
have such credible information as to tax
payers income as to make it proper to bring
suit TO recover an excess of income tax due
above that paid, that information may not be
so specific or detailed as to enable the district
attorney In advance Of trial to set forth the
items with certainty On proof that plain
tiff is In fact unable to furnish q bill of par
ticulars, his honor says it is not to be Inferred
from this fact. admitted by the district attor-
ney, that this suit is @ mere fishing suit,
brought for general iGGuisition into the pri-
vate affairs OF defendant.
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Gus. Double-meaning words, uncharitable
illusions. so often untenabie. lead to nothing
but to the display OF the weakness or the fears
of those who use them.
New Orleans applauds the moderation OF
Gov. Wiltz's friends. The city surely regrets
that like applause cannot be bestowed on the
friends Of Gen. Ogden, whose conduct has
been 80 different. We are certain that Gen.
Ogden has already reproved his friends. We
should regret to learn that be has not done
%. We should very nuch more regret to
abuse OF the movement which is now being
made In his favor. mis- firmness 80 highly
lauded, and OF which we have never doubted,
had given way 'aefore the willfulness Of his
partisans. This would surely augur Ill for
the future. 1t Yould be said by all: ''Lol on
the emergency ,fe could not direct them. but
e Unless 81 indee 1 the General Io peradvsnture, I've
approves the ill-timed zeal Of the promoters
OF his cause. In which case : + But this
supposition Is very far from being admissible.
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HON. LOUIS A. WILTz.

Tie Loulsanais. st. James. September 27.l
This gentleman, young as yet, ambitious,
active, intelligent and anxious Of accomplish
ing good for his country, desirous of proving
men who nave not degenerated, is surely on
the road Of Legitimate ascents. He Is conf
dent OF himself and OF his country. He Is
right.
1t Is not because Wlltz is our friend that we
speak well OF him, and we are not blind
enough not to see the defects Of his qualities.
II Is impossible to run politics without com
DittiDg come faults and hurting some sensi-
bilities. Wits faults after all, II he has
committed any, are those that particularly
belong to the wrestler. the fighter among
men; to the devoted citizen, VINO always
bravely shows up to the front under Oil cir
cumstances: to the patriot. who for fifteen
years has been prOdigal OF his work, his
words, his life. Those Who do nothing are the
only ones who never make mistake.
Wiltz, positive in his Democracy, has caet
away the ideas and prejudices OF the past.
He belongs to the present and the future.
The race and the party which are not his.
fully recognize his strajghtforwardness his
liberal views and his character as o man and
q citizen. Wiltz,. the self made man, u not an
ordinary man. His ideas In political ecOnOmy y
are generous and liberal. He would know
now to give a vigorous and necessary impul-
sion to agriculture, industry, commerce and
internal improvements. A worker he knows
what Is the power OF work. We have heard
him discourse upon these subjects when he
WAS speaking neither for the multitude nor
for party, aud an unknown Wiltz was then
revealed to us. 1t is that Wiltz we love, who
we believe Is necessary, who can be and who
certainly shall be for Louisiana Governor of
the highest order. For iD him the politician
does not predominaie. Wiltz looks and sees
beyond vulgar politics. He has the pride Of
ideas. IT he sacrifices sometimes to the pc
liticai customs Of this country 1t is never at
the cost Of principles, and he would jmmedi-
ately sacrifice that legitimate ambition which
rightfully belongs to every man OF
worth and merit il that ambition had to be
satisfied without a corresponding benefit to
his country. For he loves his country and in
1t he places his pride and devotion. He i5 8
true Louisianian, straight and full of lite.
None better than he knows the history of
Louisiana. He has read 1t carefully and un-
derstands 1t we'll. In consequence, at the same
time that he wishes to see Louisiana on the
road Of progress THAT is what she must be
before others and for herself), he honors her
In her origins and developments; in her de-
scent from race whose Yorefathers were
Iberville, Bienvllle and others.
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CRIMES AND CASUALTIES.
A stepmother Murdered Out Of Spite.

WILMINGTON, n G., Sept 26.-BenjamIr
Williams shot and Instantly killed his step
mother, Mrs. Osborne Williams, near Shelby
In this State, to-day. He had 8 quarrel will
her father last evening about horse, anG
committed the murder out of spite. He was
drunk at the time, and has fled.
ATTEMPTED SUICIDE OF A CONFEDERATE
OFFICER.
NEW YORK, Sept GA man named La
fayette u. Beach. who was Colonel In tht
Confederate army, and at one time wortt
sloO, 900, was found to-day In q top-story room
kerchief soaked In choloform to his mouth
He has been boarder at tho hotel five or siz
years. No cause could be assigned for the at
tempt to destroy his life.
ON TRIAL FOR MURDER.
RICHMOND, Va, Sept. 27.-Albert Mitchell
colored, Was yesterday convicted OF murder
in the first degree in the killing Of Charles K
In the case Of VIM. Groom, white, charged
with the murder OF Ellen Collname colored
the jury have not yet agreed.
TEXAS HOMICIDE.
GALVESTON, Sept. 27.-To-morrow's Ne,cs
will publish the following special
PALESTINE, Sept 27-J. Quinsenbury, lately
acquitted Of the charge OF numbering Dr.
Grayson and wife last year, was to-day shot
and killed by G. G. Rogers. city marshal, who
WAS 8 State witness in Quinsentury's
trial. The latter had threatened Rogers life
on several occasions.
DESTRUCTIVE FIRE.
BELToy, Sept. 27-A fire early this morn
ing destroyed five Of the largest stores In the
centre Of the town. Two others were pulled
down to stop the spread Of the flames. Loss
500. 600. Well insured
FATAL RAILROAD COLLISION.
READING, Pa, Sept. 27.-A freight train ran
into 3 gravel train on the Philadelphia and
morning. Isaac Young conductor Of the
gravel train, and Alex Young, an emoloye,
were both killed, and David Dairdeheger was
seriously injured. A dense fog prevailed at
the time
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! LANDRYE NINETEEN VOTES
FOR WILTZ.

Sept 27, 9p. m.-The election by
convention, to-day, of nineteen delegates
[ne Baton Rouge convention, all of whom
AVor the nomination Of Louis A. Wiltz
governor, may be taken as an evidence
es strength on popular vote in this par
All the names Of the delegates were pro
y 70 the convention this morning, and the
ndelegation was elected by acclamation,
0ut an objecting voice. They are now
10 the City Hotel, and are receiving an
sastic congratulation by tho Opelousas
eband upon their election. VOTER.
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WILTZ WAVE IN ST. Lam
DRY.

klsHINGToS, La, Sept. 27, 30 p. m.-The
sh convention assembled at Opelousas to
h, The following nominations were made !:
kthe Senate, w. A. Robertson and T. s.
etenot; for the House OF Representatives,
%. D.Kavanagh, Martin CarroD, z. j. Young
EIyons. learn from a good and per-
fay reliable source that sixteen or eighteen
rates to Baton Rouge are solid for l.. A.
tn -
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A Heavy Whisky seizure.

NASHVILLE, Sept. 27@The revenue officers
to-day seized 2490 gallons OF whisky, valued
at S250O, from the dtstiIery OF H. FL. Shufeldt,
Chicago, on account OF failure to comply
with the law concerning marks and brands.
Several hundred barrels OF the same goods
have been sold In Southern markets. The
officers In this district have been waiting for
orders before making seizures, on account of
conflicting opinions.
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Marking the spot where jackson Eel,

FREDEEIcKsBUEG, Va, Sept. N.-To-day a
large boulder OF native white quartz rock was
Wilderness, and placed to mark the spot
where StOnewalI jackson received his death
wound. A simple inscription will be engraved
upon the stone. This pious service to the
memory Of the illustrious dead is due to the
was Jackson's chaplain.
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The telegraph War.

PoUGHKEEPsIE, N. Y, Sept 27.-The coun-
sci for the American Union Telegraph Com
paDy has filed q complaint against the New
Company and the Mohawk Turnpike Com
pany, asking the court to restrain defendants
from taking or pulling down the telegraph
poles Of said company between Herkimer and
Little Falls, over 100 having been torn down.
Judge Barnard has issued an order directing
defendants to show cause why the Injunction
should not be granted.
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|IG VILTZ WAVE.
ood News from st. Lam
/ dry- Nineteen Votes
| for Wilt.
.dorsements from Other Por-
tons of the State, City
and Country.
MTNATIONs IN ST. LANDRY.
OpELoUsAs, Sept. q, 1870, 5 p. m.

CpELoUsAs, Sept. 27, 1879, p. m.
,ba Democratic Nominating Convention Of
LANDRY has been at work all day and asst
1..had Mt z o'clock tonight. Close con test
n the session exciting, but 1t was har-
I.,n,s throughout and largely atte' aded.
,ps,tts are the following: The arlsh
I.uttue committee was elected first. The
usses to the State convention, nine teen In
frh>r. were then elected. as follows: M. ID.
1xmagh, f. F. Perrodin, j. o. Trai nor, w.
/ psbertson, Sam Haas, FL. @. r ~, FL. j.
Life, j. B. A. Fontenot. @. Delafo sse, A. L.
Ir.o, 3. T. Lewis, r. Daigle. NJ. Jaazaro, W.
vsoottt, II. Barrousse, E. Dubuis son, J. M.
Itrttn and P. Bourdein. ~7..@
lW.A Robertson and T. s. FontAnot are the
Im,nses for the State Senate. and NJ. ID.
&Fsnagh, Y. q. Young, Martin Carron and
l d, Lyons to the Legislature. @. G. Duson,
spresent sheriff, was again nominated to
ntofiee, and J.tO. Chactere was renomi-
.ted for clerk, 8nG DR.. VIM. Thompson for
roner.
Iuthe call OF the parish executive commit
for the purpose Of nominating candidates
Office, no nomination was made for the
1cs of districtiu and district attorney.
Ase offices were, therefore, left to be filled
independent candidates. Sixteen OF the
ixatlon to Baton Rouge are for Wiltz, and
nkthought that others will 20 for him also.
OBSERVER.
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Mrs. spraxue in the courts.

PROVIDENCE, r. T.. Sept. 26-A further
hearing was had this afternoon in the Su-
preme Court upon the application OF Mrs.
VIM. Sprague for the appointment OF trus-
tee. Mrs Sprague's counsel withdrew the
nomination OF Mr.. Watson, and named dozen
others who would be acceptable. The court
will announce It's decision tomorrow.
LATER. The Supreme Court appointed
Robert Thompson trustee OF Mrs. Sprague's
-
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The Eank Statement.

new YORK, Sept. 27.--The weekly statement
changes: Loans, increase s1.372, TOO; specie.
increase 875. 400; legal tenders, decrease
81 981 100; deposits, increase sl,7120o0; circu-
lation, increase $147, 900; reserve, decrease m s
S2,334 300. The banks now hold 50, 56f,aoo la
excess Of legal requirements.