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The daily gazette., 1879-09-16
--LATEST CASSIE NEWS.

g4 r LONDON, Sept. 10, 1870.
Theodore Valerie, the French painter
aud engraver, is dead.
pa The Aus,riaus have entered PrijepoIe
the principal point to be occupied In
tho Novi-Pazar district, and have met
with friendly reception.
The Times dispatch from Berlin states
that Herr Eitzche, who was expelled
from Berlin under the AntiSocialist
laws, has Returned to claim his seat In
Parliament. ..
John Carlyle, n younger brother of
Thomas Carlyle, the historian and essay
lat, is dead. He was born at Ecelefee-
han, Dumfriesshire, aud his parents were
Scotch farmers.
A despatch to the Times from Berlin
says the cattle plague having appeared
in Russian Poland, Germany has forbid
deu Importation across the frontier OF
live stock from Russia to Austria.
sEHsATIoNAL REPORTS ABOUT THE GEAR
The correspondent OF the Daily News
At Vienna reports that the New Free
Press publishes telegram from Siinph-
eropol, which rays great excitement pre-
walls at Livadia on account Of rumOIs
Of the Cars illness, death or abdica-
tion. The Czarewitch has been sum
uuOucu W SiNduih. lutS 10 Soh-
sidered highly sensational
HANLAN CHALLENGED Bf ELLIOTT.
Elliott has deposited ESQ at the Sports.
man Office, AZ required by the regula
lions governing contests for the Sports
| man Challenge Cup, desiring the an
nouncement that he challenges Hanlau
| 10 Tow over the Thames or Tyne COURSE
| for the Sport-man Challenge Cup and
ECO side. The editor of the Sports
man has written 10 Hanlan, Notifying
| him of tue challenge. Elliott also Offer
to row the winner OF the Higgins Boyd
race on the Thames or Tyne course fol
| 200 a side.
| r, THE KULDJA TREATY.
The News st. Petersburg correspoE
| dent announces that the Kuldja Treat,
has been signed. 1t provides for Thu
evacuation of Kuldja by the Russians b.,
install nen,s during three years, and tn
payment by the Chinese of 5000 90
rubles. Russia retains strip of land
includih g the military road IN the direC
ton of Kashgar. The Chinese Embass.
will shortly 90 TO Livadla to thank tn
| Car for the conc huston of the treaty.
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THE KANSAS COMMIT

WASHINGTON, September \
tor Salisbury, Of DeiaSile-
here this evening, and IL The
accompa lied by lis nephew y
a stenegrapher aud Sergeant
Chrisiy, he wi start with Sea
for Topeka. They will beJgl,aa
way by Senators Bailey aud Y
of Wisconsin, and Senator \
fifth member of the Kansas |
ting Committee, will reacl
ahead Of them. Tue lhVesss1
the charges OF bribfry and
against Republican Senator Y !
begin on Saturday. SenaIal i|
says he shall not concern W !
any campaign aud Will lax y !, ]
soon as the investigation elas1
to hurry back to work Dis ulu'
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A GA RID

10 al, who are suffering II ON line errors
and indiscretions of youth, nervous weak
ness, early decay, loss of manhood, &C.,
viii send q recipe that will cure you,
FREE OF CAAkE. This great remedy
was discovered by a missionary In South
America. Send n self addressed envelope
To the REV JOSEPH T. INMAN, Station d
new York City.
uec20- e,)dd wiz
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~NornER ILLrcA,

JAMES DARRAeu Ann.
c cnxI.nE CO COLE TINS no Ssa
ra, nnls morning l jaime. D, b..
City election. '''esally 4
Edward j. Thom,. n
ness called and t+st;sss was u
defendant vote at ' S,ss. that
sWsf ssd the West Pre scl''a q p
dolph, challenged ' hi, o aay.
W. n,n q for BY a man ,I n.m "
or or o =, !, who said said t hsn N
0u S a. ms hous". The ," ,s, y
samuel Starr, wa, t sO'e %
Fourth i, District, the 1 oihe, I ~
I'M inir a War;. lie ch ,,'ls D,s|
W.. D,arragh gave his res silssl
~ ; , tayern Fifth ard ' Mat.
After leaflnp ,,,o
ABOVE 400 ~, witness, Constable p,i'!
INTO the office and a,ss al', y
what right Anthony Ili "ru
there. lie desired to f fs,aS
the Attorney-Gener and niv ~
Ing g, the case for the State s' W
| The Justice Informed NJ
t5at MIR. Higgins had ,l ~, !,
there as any other citizen ~ \ Y
conducting the case bni m n, !, !
iImation in regard 10 w.
where they could he found I''
| Charles Woodward Was -,
and testified that he did nj !
prisoner; when he Went 10 o., :,
his face hid. After the h,d \
voted, and was being taken ,.a''
the polls, lie (witpessl ' besIa
say; "There goes 'Jim,nr'
lie could not swear that X,
voted. 'u'
| Albert T. Win.ate was n,
and testified that lie Knew fl
he saw him on election a 4
Eighth Ward polls; he ylel
he had a right as lie belor
ward ; he only voted once w. !
lie was held in the sum #
for each case, making sGO o
default lie was committed.
He was also charged viii
the Second Ward, but a, n
appeared, after waiting som
charge was dismissed. :
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A LETTER OF TH iS1

Coroner Butt has receivA
from Mr.. Tay lor, Of TreuYa
father of the young primer
killed gu the =. W. & b. RR,l
thanking him for his kindla
promptly sendipg the body Of
man to Trenton for burial aud
attentions.
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MARRIED WHILE DRUG

Judge Pratt in SPECIAL i %
Supreme Court grantee III
judgment 10 the suit Of oieluls,
against Gertrude A. Thenps~,
ing the marriage between ., Ia' 4,
void. TIE complaint s'apaA |,
c ,mber, 1873, when he s ~ h !
wears old he met deponenl ~ Y
of Brooklyn, when she a !. y.
married, and went BY T., TIE d. > ~. !. \
trude A. Caulfield. They're
drank together until, a., a. y !. /,
drugged him and Kept hln .,,, ~ \
tor Seven days vixen ? ll Wv
meny was conducted Oy h .sI
Davis of Brooklyn. on i %
port the Court decreea . ~
Y. Star. -
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CHARGED WITH ,; a ma
CRIME.

SAN FRANCISCO, S 'epp1 T,,|
despatch from wh ,s Il. III I'd
whose w %. Ii house 'ns the tvo girls hl,, III
Cora Heslep were 50 . OIl ~
some months ago. , gg,s / 4
membefed that the two '"ms bp,qI
I ment and nearly killed IL ddiitbs ,1 |
mil mine as its perpetrators
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ATTACKED WITH PARALYSIS.
Last evening the wife Of Rev. J. II.
Caldwell, D. D. pastor Of st. Paufs M.
E. church, was attacked with severe
stroke of paralysis. she is now under
the care Of Dr., Bush, but her condition
$ very serio US,
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FOURTH EDITION


Warmer, clear weather, folloUed BY in
crsasiag cioudiness and in 0enorth portions
occassonal rain, soutteast. Veering to south
sDsst W iads, ioper barometer. -hi
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NOTICE.
Three Hundred Dollars
r EWARD.

Three hundred dollars reward will be
PAID Tor tine arrest and convection o: ,he
lhleI or thieves who have been REG nliv
engaged In mouse; breaking II, tn Ia city.
JOHN p. ALLMOND.
aug A"''i' Mayor.
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There is room enough in a corner of
every travellers writing desk to carry
the tourists friend-Dr. Bulls Baltimore
pill.
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THE PERPETRATORS

Last night two twenty-six pound kegs
Of gun powder were stolen from VII
lage store, and this was doubtless used
by the dastards no did this deed. Citi
zens report that just before the explo-
sion two men were seen near the hotel
with dark lantern, but no one thought
their presence sufficiently suspicious to
warrant an interference with their move
ments.
The citizens say that they regret the
explosion, because it will injure lhe TEN
perance cause but although Cerbin and
his family have been rendered homeless
and penniless by this outrage, no one
has come forward TO offer them shelter
or comfort. The loss by the explos on
will be about $1,000, some half dozen
buildings being more or less injured.
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THIRD EDITION


aa II N ~ u ~
J - rrxrEBAHcE aUNPowpER PLoprA
HOTEL BLOWN UP BECAUsE THR fseD-
e S,nPRIEroR REFUSES TO STOP SELLING
WI NLrQUoR-HIMsELF SERIOUSLY woUN-
? 4 DEED AND OTHER LIVES HSDANGER-
Ed. 80
N~CorUMpus, Ohio, Sept 10 1879
=. Westerville, iu this county, the head
quarters of Otterbein University and the
6sckbone Of the political prohlbinon par
d, ty, has, just now q sensation which should
incarcerSts some intemperats temparance
people In the Penintentisry.
~,tr~ FORMER PLOT.
-Four years ago Henry Corbin, 2 saloon
keeper, was ordered to cease selhug liquof
lin Westerville or abide by the consequen
ces.. He was arrested many times and
- fined for selling liquor, for profane swear
ing and for all possible crimes, but he
refused to, give up, aud declared his In
tention of staying by his saloon ~ long
4 as he. wanted to- One ni8he = small
z l building, In which his saloon wes stua-
ted, was badly, damaged BY an explosion
Of can Of gunpowder, which some one
had placed in the bar-roOm. The anair
created great excitement, and the lead
ing men Of the yillage-preachers teach
9 eS and doctors--were aSrested, ahd an
1 attempt was made 10 discover who
placed the powder in Corbin's buildings
- but all to NO purpose. an
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While WIN. Virgins sDpI; ) ~ !, ~
ing, at It . ,G Ri'PP:1&k y: : s.l 3 i:
c1t his hand very se,s:l>l
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NJ OIACE.-A dividend OF ferty cents per
~ snare has bean declared by the Will
minston and Philadelphia Turnpi ke Com
.pany, pay able on or after the lbIh inst.
o., JOS. TATNALL, Treas.
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NJ Office The Citizens' Loan Assuo,a.
~ uon offers new stock for sale: no
Dack pawn ents; may be secured at any
line very prosperous. First series viii
mature 10 little over nine years .notw lin.
standtps the panic. Apply Tor shares day
or eveningto
GEORGE c, MARIS,
Secretary.
yep o-lm .' NO. COL Shipley street
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{. The dispatches from India Indicate
growing doubt of the fidelity of the
Amser, aud also reiterate the complaints
concerning transportation .dificuls' es.-
Tho Mayor of Middlesborough has been
compelled to call nthe government to
relieve the distress OF the working peo.
pie In his 4 city.-Much doubt whether
cetewayo will be captured existsin Dur
ban Bihpt has challenged Hanlan for
the Sportsmdn cup.
.gWALL STREET HEsrBRDAy The stock
market was very active and strong, the
granger shares excepted. Money was
easy at TO per cent. Government and
railway bonds were in demand and
higher, and even State securities were
fairly active. Exchange was quiet and
steady.
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PHILADELPHIA CATTLE MARKET

PHILADELPHIA CATTLE MARK ET.
Monday, sept. ~, 8 +. NJ.
BEEF CATTLE were in fair ddma
this week, at former rates. 28}O head ar
rived and sold at the West Philade ell pb Ia
Drove Yard, at SABA c., and 1890 heed al the
North Philadelphia Drove Yard at 2ka5k 9.
per 10. Gr1
SHEEP were rather irmer. 5000 head sold
at the West Philadelphia Drove Yard at
3Ha6c. per h., and 1000 head at the North
Philadelphia Drove Yard at 3xailc. per
Id. as TO condition,
Hoes were dull. $500 head sold at
the West Philadelphia Drove Yard al
5k5kc., and 225u head at the North Phila-
delphia Drove Yard at 5a5xc. per lb., &C.
cordiDg to quality.
SHEEP BROKERS' ASSOCIATION
Park Drove Yard, West Phila., Sept. I3
theep. Extra. no TO 1870 lbs, * 10 &c.
good 90 TO 100 lbs. * a 4 80c. fair, 90 u
IS pounds, TO 4Ac. stock sheep. 80 Is u
s275; good lambs 81 TO OK; comm lambs
sl60to 81 70; calves. sc TO 6kc. Arrivals
1000 head.
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THE LIVES ENDANGERED.

Mrs. Corbin, whs was uninjured, says
that from the nature Of the explosion
she is confident that the powder was
placed directly under the room occupied
by MIR. Corbin, his wife, babe aud two
small children. Her first knowledge Of
the trouble was the explosion, followed
at once by the crash Of falling timbers.
The bed she occupied with her husband
and babe was blown from under them,
and two children, occupying another
bed, were thrown into the cellar, but
they were only slightly injured. She
found her husband under fallen timbers,
and too much injured to rise. This
morning a committee appointed by the
Mayor made an investigation, and de-
cided that the explosion was caused by
a large quantity OF gunpowder, which
was placed in the cellar aud ignited by
fuse leading from the street.
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| ONE LOAN A0oOCI ATT ON-NEW
IL eshkIEs.--FIrsgp pa, menI Septeni-
Der 25th. t4th Friday good and sa 10 In vest
ment. Apply to K. T. TAYLOR, Hec,
oOz Market street.
GEO. ". PUsH, Pres. >.
sep,i-tm.s John W. LAWSON, Treas.
NJ OFICE.-On and AFTER Monday, Sept
IN l6Ln, 1879, travel will be suspended
over the Newport Bridge. Due notice will
be given OF. The com pl elton OF the new
structure. ~ ALBERT II .sRlLVER.
sepl0- otdAltw. Levy Court Com m IL 'ner
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ANOTHER TEMPERANCE EFFORT.

Corbin then removed his family from
Westerville, but recently returned and
opened the Corbin Hotel and Saloon.
His return awakened all the hostility for
merly manifested toward him and social
ly he was ostrscized. Last night, at a
hour, an explosion shook the entire VI
lage, and people rushed out to find The
Corbin house in ruins and many neigh
boring houses more or less damaged.
Although there was number Of people
In the hotel a. the time, no one was In
jured except Corbin, and he is badly hurt
having had hi, teeth knocked out, hole
made in his head and his chest hurt by
heavy timbers, which fell on him nom
An upper story. -.
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NOTICES.

I N the District Court OF the United STA tes
Il for the District OF Delaware.
In the matter OF Worden q Evans
Bankrupts.-In Bankruptcy.
At wilinin gton, IN said District, Oh the
NTH day OF september, A. D., ISIS.
District of Delaware, S.:
Notice Ia hereby gwen that petit ms ha We
been n led In said Court by William Wor.
den and Josiah ID. Evans. OF Smyrna, In
the county OF Kent, IN said District, duly
declared Bankrupts under the act uf Con.
gress of March 2, 1877 for discharge ana
certificate thereof from all their debts and
other claims payab under said act, and
that the l9th day OF Septen Der, 1879, at II
O'Clock a. m lis assigned for the heari ing Of
the IA me, At Wilmington aforesaid wf1en
and where you may attend and show cause
II any you have, why the prayers OF the
said petitioners should not he granted.
y. ROD MOND SMITH.
Clerk OF the U. IS. District Court, Della are
district, sepa,alB
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FIFTH EDITION.
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Our County sCour s.
THIS MORNINGS PROCEEDINGS

AHlo MORNlNGS PROCEEDINGS.
THE CASE OF JOHN BENsoN-rYr
YOUTHS LYNCH AND HALEY Ar
RAI0NED--AN IMPORTANT HIGHWAY
ROBBERY AND ASSAULT CASE.
Specially reported for the GAZETTE.
NEW CASTLE, Sept. l6.-Court OMEN
Cd, this morning, at 10 O'Clock, with
Judges Comeeys and Houston on the
bench. The attendance was something
larger than yes erday.
The case of Hugh Ly nch and john
Haley, two Wilmington youths, for
highway robbery, was then taken I'm
after the Court had refused to grant a
motion made by Levi 4. Bird, f a.. that
the two prisoners be tried separately.
A. P. Robinson, ESQ, for the State. lei
G. Bird and II. C. Turner, Il. a.. for The
defense, They both plead "not guilty"
upon being arraigned. The ofianse as
charged In the Indictment was of rob-
bling John IL. Benson on the Newport
Pike ON May 4tb, 1879, Of s$lO note and
two silver dollars. "a
Mr.. Robinson opened the case for the
State and called John II. Benson as the
nrst witness. fyHr fHct
Benson testified that he was in the
employ Of Mrs. Jethro. j. McCulloup b
on Maryland avenue, on May Alb, In
the evening about $50 he left Mrs. Nc
Cullough's and as he was walking down
the street pa sed HALEY and Lynch set
on the fence.
Haley reached down and knocked the
cigar which he was smoking, out of his
month. He took no notice of this and
went on about fifteen feet When he heard
Z noise behind him and locked around
IN time to receive a blow from large
stone on the side of the face. (Witness
showed the scar made by the blow.) Ii
knocked him senseless for minute O,
two and when he returned to conscious.
ness his property was gone and he saw
Lynch and Haley retreatiug. There was
no one else near vt the time oftho ofIerlse
and no one else could have done the
uCGusX
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Ia!sorIns rs vl|l!|

~
...som,ners and sns nfssso.a;sIs'51 y 1
or years back cs ,,sssssaa.h he'd v Y.
come COR this by the y. ! new nsrwspsared y i Is,
ss ssh.dss ss.i{s5 Il me- sy person
nary brush. ,s of the shsa'i
ON the agent ioi 'DF NOR
s " "a. : AND /. .,r,aas sTo ss -
nHtf .
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Local Stocks and Bonds.
National Bank OF Delaware. ............ an
First National Bank. 1876
Union National Bank. ................ ...2
National Bank VIII. and Brandywine.. IS
farmers Bank. ....................... q
Wilmington Goal Gas mpany........ d
Delaware X. r. Co. ....e6k
Delaware Western r X Co Stock, u
Phila. WI. Baltimore K. Co... 66H
Wilm d Northern X. Il. CO............. ~
Delaware Fire ms. CO..................3 5
Delaware State Bonds. Northumberland 3
Wilmington City 6s....................I3 s
Wilmington City SIS. ...................lO 2l,
New Castle County Loan. ....... ....... ~.
Delaware Railroad. nrst Mortgage. .... 10.
Delaware Railroad, extension. .101
VII. Passenger Railway Go. LIST mort. IN
H.n,b
Masonic Hall Co Bonds. ........,...... 8.
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Wilmington Markets.

WILMINGTON, DEL, Sept Is 1919.
Quotations at the Brandywine Mills for
Flour and Grain, furnished by W. T..
Pennypacker a. Co. Corrected Daily.
Best Patent Process Flour. 7.00a 800
Choice Famfiy................. 6OOa 60
Superf1ne FlOur.........,...... 4 0Oa "
Prime new Wheat. 10
New Corn............... secs. so
Bran Der ton. 1900
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HEALD u CO..
BANKERS & BROKERS',
CLAYTON HOUSE, WILMINGTON, DEL
Financial and Com nm ePctal.

wILMINaToN. Del, Sept. II, 1879.
Latest stock quotations. furnlsntd b,
i.ald d Co.. Clayton House HUI DIM
Wilmington, Del. at IL NJ. to-day:
STOCK QUOTATIONS..
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shenandoan.,

GEORGE -" >. .,,.lI.s,s
VIII now ,s,s,lio ,ss5s cub sr rl''''
BROKEN EGG . Stow N
NUT, ..,,bout cfals"
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1879-11-06

A writer in the Biaker's Magazine
thinks that eventually the center of d
pancial and international exchange will
move from Londo. to New York. We
now carry foreign credit to the extent
Of 4 thousand millions OF dollars. We
have, % QUE element OF our future
prosperity. the largest body Of arabic
land in the known world; end 1t we
rightly use our many ADVANTAGES: the
commercial center may certainly be In
the United States. 1t is not supposed
that We shall. however. be any happier
or better on account thereof 1t will
como. il il comes at all. - conse
uuence Of our resources and position.
May We use it wisely and for the oes'
interests Of humanity.
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PAYMENT by NEW NOTE

II, before note is due. = part Of the
deb: is paid aud new note is made for
u residue. and an express agreement is
made between the parties that the old
note shall be surrsodesed, such sgree-
ment is founded upon valuable con-
siderstion and extinguishes the old
note. and no suit can be maintained
thereon. - Bants vs.. Bassett, Sup CT,
West Va,
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Jay Gould's recent purchase of the
Denver and Rio Grsnde Railroad is the
beginning of . vast enterprise. He has
purchased ons.half the stock at 25
cents on the dollar of the face value Of
the securities. taking the stock without
recourse, lawsuits. and all Palmer is
the other leading owner. The outlines
Of the future management aud policy of
the Rio Grands have been defined.
Until the suits have been settled the
$5. .0OO. 900 which have been subscribed
will be devoted to the extension OF the
main line south to New Mexico. aud
into Mexico. The two leading exteu-
sions are those pointing to the SAP
Juan and to New Mexico. This gi-
gantio work will be prosecuted through b.
out the wiuter. This is . railroad line
Of great promise. which will probably
develop several lesser lines. and cannot
fail to assist the progress Of Colo
rsdo. Arizona, aud New Mexico. BY
one Who remembers how utterly worth
less the territory it opens up was con-
sidtred only = few years ago their
work will be watched with unusual in.
terest.
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RECENT DECISIONS.
NOTES IN TRUST.

Where one accepts notes of another
In trust to pay such persons debt, and
agrees with the creditor to either turn
over the note 70 him, or when collected
u pay him the money, and enters upon
the performances Of the undertaking
there will arise an obligation on his
part to execute the trust faithfully. aud
an action lies in favor Of the ere ;i.or
for . failure to do SO. he N axes him self
trustee for the creditor. even though
be receives no coin mpensation. Walden
". Ksrr. Sup. CT, Illinois.
COMMON CARRIER.
Although goods shipped at New
York city are marked to the con.ignee
st Bloomington. ILL.,. the presumption
Of o contract to carry them to the latter
point. from the scceptsnc. Of tho sane
so marked. msy tbe coutradic,ed ~ d
overcome by proof Of All express con-
tract to carry them To Chicago only. -
Merchants Dispatch Co. vs.. Moore.
Sup. c., Ill
CHATTEL MORTGAGE.
Although y cbattel mortgage. on its
face. may appear 10 be given t, secure
an absolute debt. yet. il in good faith
it is given in the most part to secure
against . contingent liability AZ surety.
the latter being good consideration, i:
will not thereby b. held fraudulent ard
void as TO the creditor. Of :he NOR
gagor. and although the mortgage has
not in fact paid anything as surety. he
may hold the property or its proceeds
to apply upon the debt for which he is
surety .-Goodhesrt vs. Johnson. Sup
Ct. Ill.
DEBTOR AND CREDITOR
A merchant who had sold good, to IL
firm just before it's failure. ,laimci to
have rolled on the assurance OF par
ner thst their asset, exceeded their liza
bilities. II was shown that when ,he
vendors agent had asked one Of the
firm how he reconciled this assurance
with the failure, the latter said some
thing about having lost Il good deal Of
money in u series Of years in failures.
Held that the admission in this answrr
was harmless. Ship,n>n VS. Seymour.
Sup. CT Michigan
ASSIGNMENT FOR BENEFIr OF CREDIT
DkS.
The night Of debtor at common
law to devote his whole estate to the
sa,isi.c:i III of the claims Of creditors
result. from that absolute ownership
which every man Gains over tha. which
Is his own. Assignments Of property
for such purposes. not made with the
intent to hinder. delay or defraud cred
itors. were upheld at common law. even
when certain creditors were preferred
in the distribution Of The .drotor'- cs-
tate. An assignment which hns the
effect to delay the creditor in The en-
forccment of his demand by tho ordi
nary process OF law. was not. for that
reason alone. fraudulent and void. II
not made with the intent to hinder. de-
lay or defraud creditors. it is sustained.
Reed VS. MIntyre. Sup. CT. U. $
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An AMERICAN RrILnING YOR RGI

AN AMERICAN BUILDING yoR BRIr
IsH GUIASA.-The Consul a. Demarara
informs the Depar,men. Of the State
that Nathaniel Mckay. of Philadelphia
bad concluded a contract with the
Mayor OF GEORGETOWN. British Guiana,
for the building of the new market
house in tia: city, and entirely from
wrought iron manufactured iii phiIs-
delphia. The plan ard design are
mos: elegant. aud as Mr. Mckay had
English and Sc Itch competitors for the
contract, ana Is his plan exceeded all
the others in amount by $4,000 in the
estimate (aud woa solely on lis me:its),
it mu.t reflect great credit On the en-
terprise # citizen of the United
States
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1879-11-06

A number Of scientists are engaged
in setting up the bones OF . jersey
moeouito in the Smithsoniin lns'rut'.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1879-11-06

\ workman on a railroad at Flor.
ence, Italy. vas run over and killed.
His Sweetheart laid herself on the track
to die in the same manner, bu. the
train Only injured an arm. which was
subsequently, auputsted. Sill deter
mined on suicide. she tore off the ban
dage aud bled to death.