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INDIAN FIGHT.
A COMPANY OF SOLDIERS BBsIRGED BY
INDIANA


INDIANA
WARRINGTON, November 16.-Gen.
Sheridan has forwarded the following
from General Miles: A dispatch from
Lieutenant Kislinabury,' dated camp
m mouth OF the NJ Mussel Shell, November Z
as follows: The Indians attacked us to-
dAy about p. III. Some Indians at
distance were discovered by lookouts
coming toward our camp, and the scouts
sent oat were fred upon by party IN
ambush quarter Of mile from camp:
The scouts fouyht them well until forced
to fall back, winch they did without los
ing auy mon. One of the horses was
killed and three wounded at the frat
yolley.I am making my position as strong
as possi Bile, as they are bound to soms
back as soon as they get word to Poplar
Greek Agency and to Sitting Rulps out
a.. shall do the hest L can and they
sbaIl not get our stock until they get US
Ali. Gen. Miles adds that Major Ilges
bu;lt \ log hut and stoGkade at the
mouth of the NJ ussle Shell. last SUNNI sr,
tbat will hold all the animals; there is
al,o rifle pit around their camp. Ihave
sentl M ajor Ilges, an experienced officer,
with three companies to the mouth of the
M ussel Shell, he is familiar with thai
country and the friendly Indians.
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A., ro,,unate M Ian In Avoca.

a. D..eelul town OF Avnca, Potta-
Hif connty. Iowa, Mr.. Steph en
.as s ,llracied by the always reliable
sSoLtalqed IN the advert lsement
4 .Ios,sI,,n state Lottery forwarded
E.Too. dollar previous 70 the draw
S0rYobef lltn last, and was surprised
y tound that ticket No. y, lS6-of
'sseowned one half-had drawn the
d apIal Prlze ,,', OF ss,Sp; 70 assnrs whlch ne
|4E ", Davi., Private Brokers OF
and now rests In hope Of doing so
1 Tl- next chance may be yours,
,smember that the Grand Extra
|,w semi Annual Drawing with
s@in pflges takes place on Tuesday,
fnDrr Ina. ant OF winch NJ. A. Dau-
| ya Sly Roadway. New York CITY,
M, person at New Orleans, La, VIII
Information. noVl7-U.
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CHICAGO LARD SOLD AS BUT
TER.

CHICAGO, November 1.-THE fact
was developed yesterday that large
quantities of material which is called
abutter," and sold as such on the mark
ct, is really made of lard by peculiar
process know only to few. One estab-
iishment in this city has been doing a
prosperous business for more than
year, and has trade so extensive that
shipments are made 10 England. No
effort whatever is made at concealment.
The manufacturer is frank about it, and
says the compound is ne moro injurious
than pork. A large number of restaur-
ants are SAID to be using it as butter, and
the report Is that other manufactures
are to be opened shortly.
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Daily Sazstts.
IRST EDITION..

| MAIN 10 the Delaware was not
inoou IN the City Council last
Nv Tss n committee upon the subject
=, been able to come to any SAILS
.onclu,ton whereby anything
VA important could be made pub
,Iboueh some of the members of
.nmll,ec think That Eighth street
l, 4, ,be most direct, the PROPOSE
amen it will hardly be submitted
|, l,,.,on S ssrpe works cover that
h seventh street passes over The
|,,,b road, aud is the only street
.N,s tbe Brandywine can be reach
[..,b II Eleventh street, without In
[,,beasy expense to the city.
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AmusenlentS.
TIE SPECTRE KNIGHT"

b Monday evening next Rices
l.Nl company of artists will APP
y IN the Opera House in the
Eata Of the Spectre Knight"
feaAng Of the company and the
gi, the Dramatic News says ::
[h'Spectre Knight has made an
0a5i,l success, and the audi
tahaVe rapidly advanced in size
y it was produced last week,
|sAy evening. There have been
3 changes in the business of the
|nla since the first night, and
Hhalso great deal OF freshly
iAfi,d smOothness in the perform
p 1t Is to be regretted that the
Ni cannot last beyond the pres
week, as the interest manifested
to be just fairly under way.
'Aaye no doubt, whatever, that
n'ea'on, when the company re-
Alt will be received with the
Widespread favor. In the
Asalne, it will unquestionably do
upon the road. Such a per-
|lalce az this cannot fail to make
FalS il the managers have suf.
'-' lenaclly to wait and grow
|4 1t would prove largely re
ll5'atIYe was from the first mere.
4uestion Of a little time. Thai
has been even shorter than wa,
4i' anticipated, and they hav'
E@ly begun what we have every
|Aa n TO think will be a long, al
Ec y As a beautiful harvest.
a''eFVed seats can now be Sc
tNa T. +. Thomas Il Co.'s bool
.s.lftHfg
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sALH OF TUBE AND IRON WORKS

CHESTER, Nov. 1s.-The plant Of the
Chester Tube and Iron Company, Of
South Chester, was sold yesterday a
assignee's sale to Mr.. Edward Davis, for
$4l,000, subject to $55,000 mortgage /;
and also subject to $4,000 in case the
purchaser desires TO obtain the title to
the property, with which there is sew
enteen acres of land, valaed at $4,000
an acre.
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Ch,an noot. md shoes.

2lG West Second street
|nia A large stock OF boots aud shoes
.hll trade, an he is determined to
| em cheaper than any shoe house In
|R. He wishes his friends and the
ban general To give him a call and
|myllced that he has good boots and
|aIad htwlll sell them low.
p4alw'i0.
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RETURN oFA COMMISSION.

The commission appointed on the
openlpQ OF Walnut street, from -Four.
teenth TO Sixteenth, have made return
to Judge Wales, In which damages are
awarded AZ follows: Henry s. McComb,
$1,000 for the east side Of Walnut street
and.S5O for the west side; j. T. Cause,
$500 The cost Of the contemplated i'm
provement is estimated at $40O and no
banefits are assessed.
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A CHESTER BURGLAR CAUGHT
IN RICHMOND.

RICHMOND, Va, Nov. l8.-James Il.
Burnett was arrested here to-day on
an order from the Chief of Police of
Chester, Pa, charged with being an
accomplice in burglary. He was
committed to await the action of the
Pennsylvania authorities,
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CALHOUN.

SAN FRANCISCO, November 16.-A
dispatch from Candalara, Nevada, says
John G. Calhoun, nephew of the late
South Carolina Senator of the same
name, has become insane and imagines
himself the Saviour. A wound received
in the war is the cause of his insanity.
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DEATH OF sIGNOR BLITZ.

HAoKENsAoK, n. j., Novem ber H.
Eugene Harding, known locally as
Signor Blitz, the sleight of hand per-
former, was instantly killed to-day while
duck shooting on the Hackensaok river,
near Little Ferry, Bergen county. ALE
was in the act of stepping out OF the
boat when the trigger Of his gun caught
in the bow and was discharged, the con-
tents entering his left side. He fell back,
exclaiming, II am dying" and immedi-
atalv AxDlred
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4labeonDa Democratic : caucus of the
mated Il legislature yesterday NOM
atOr, to S'iles S' l.. Pugh for U. s. Sem
The eIec,icee J Suiceed Houston, deceased.
Tpe.ja,vv j,vctlon will take place on
been fIlaSe next; The vacancy has
pOntme,Ne,u q ad interim by the ap,
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ii, ,o,t the Solth ern Gotten plan
close estim ate, $4,000, 900 to
| 4. ron this year, 100000 Of
n ,ll 20 into the pockets of the
[,l,borers, women and children.
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WILL NOT RUN SUNDAYS.

The Baltimore mail south, leaving
this city at S:36 a. M, which was an
nounced on the new time table of
the l4th inst. to run on Sundays,
will not be run for the present.
Due announcement will be made
when it will run.
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Col. S. Voinesco, Envoy Of the Prince
of Roumania, who comes to the United
States on a special mission, and Don
Ladislao Cabrera, the Minister from
Bolivia, presented their credentials To
the President yesterday.
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Tho Friend of Delicate Ladies'.

warmers Safe Kidney and Liver cure 10
the remedy that will cure the many Sls
eases peculiar 70 %onnTu naeu:s weakness
mental shocks, and kindred ailments are
effectually removed by its use.e1he
Mother's Md0azine. hoVhV-HW'
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SUIT AGAINST A NEWSPAPER.

CLEVELAND, Ohio, November H.
Albert Waters has brought suit against
the Herald Publishing Company, NJ. A.
Hanna, ct. al, In the Common Pleas
Court for S25 900 damages for publishing
on September 28th last an alleged libel
ous article in which II is claimed that he
was guilty of raining young girl nam
ed Nstiie Derr at the johnson House
while in attendance at the Northern
Ohin fair.
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$500 r eward.
noYI9t90-

Three hundred dollars Will be paid for
the arrest and conviction OF the person or
persons who committed the assault ON
Judge Leonard e. Wales. on the evening
OF the l6tn inst, at Delaware Avenue and
jefferson street.
j. p. ALMOND, Mayor.
Wilmington, Nov. 10, 1880. II.
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Balance to be raised by taxation. .Sz74 1873 so
Respectfully submitted,
MERRIs TAYLOR.
JAMES CARMICHAEL,
G. A. RODNEY,
Finance Committee.
He also presented resolution pro-
viding for the appointment of Com
mittee OF five OF legislation during
the coming session of the Legisla-
ture.
Adjourned.
ORDERS.
During the session, the following
orders were directed to be drawn:
Allen Ruth........................ 81, 978 S3
Thomas Hayden ......... ......" 10 90
Martin Keogh.. .............. 100 90
WIN. Kenna 81 Co. 286 SO
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IOTTCE-TO WATER RENTERs.

NIOTICE-TO WATER RENTERS.
IN Ali persons who have sold property
during the present year must give notice
in writing to the Registrar at the ONCE
of the Water Department., before the 1yth
day OF Novem ber, 1880 and insert in mo-
tice the name of the purchaser and the
number OF the property purchased.
Otherwise they will beheld liable for the
water rent the next year. Also all per-
sons who may wish to discontinue the
use OF water, or any part Of 1t, must give
notice as above, and pay q for drawing
the ferrule. No alteration will be made
in any bill after the above date.
w. ]. MORROW,
novI9ts0- Registrar.
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DUBLIC SALE.-L. W. Stidham d Son
will sell in front Of their auction
rooms on tomorrow, Saturday morning,
Nov. 20. at 10 o'clock, bay horse 10 years
old, brewn horse years old, works In
all harness, Sold for want Of use.
L, w, 6TIDHAN q SON,
nOy19-lt, Aucttoneers.
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Vol Il. Com Nov. Q, 1880.
NOW Is THE TIME TO sUBsCRIRE.

W. w AS u ~ Ank - y " 6O1sSSA4AAsA
Within year of its first appearance,
HARPER's YOUNG PEOPLE has secured .
leading place among the periodicals de-
signed for juvenile readers. The object Of
those who have the paper In charge la to
provide for boys and girls from the age OF
six to sixteen a weekly treat in the way
of enler tanning stories, poems. historical
sketches and other attractive reading
trations and at the same lime to make ita
spirit and influence harmoniKe with the
moral atmosphere which pervades every
cultivated Christian household. This
important design they endeavor to carry
o at by combining the best literary and
q rtistic talent; SO that fiction shall appear
In bright and lnnosent colors, sober facts
assume such holiday dress a. to be no
longer dry or dull, and mental exercise,
in the solution OF puzzles, problems, and
other devices, become q delight.
TERMS.
HARPERs YOUNG PEOPLEl
Per Year. Postage Prepaid, ) e.I50.
SINGLE N uMBERs Four Cents each.
The Bound Volume for 1880, containing
the first tilty two Numbers, will be ready
early in November. Price, IS 00, postage,
prepaid. Cover for YOUNG PAOPLE iOr
1850, So cents postage, 10 cents additional.
Remittanoes soould be made by POST
Once Money Oraer or Draft, TO avoid
Ne,0spapert are not to copy this advertise
| ment wstIlotit the erpress order Of HARPER
Address HARPER & BROTHERS.
| NEW YORK.
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NEW ADVERTl sEsIENTs.

NJOTICE.-I hereby Give notice that
IN have this day Withdrawn from the
firm OF H. M. Diggin d Co.
novl9-tf L. r. BUCK.
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PRICE ONE CENT
MURDERED FOR ais MONEY.

M MOhOEbEO OIs HI1b UONNIs
CHARLESTON, 8. O., November 1S'--
William Mattocks, an inoffensive old
white man, was briitally murdered ct his
home, near Donald Depot, Abbyyills
coun' }, last night. Two men asked for
lodging, and it being denied they enter:
ed the house and demanded Mattocks
money. Moi getting it, they killed him
and took $500. The wife Of tho deceas
ed was in an a5join ng room,
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1851
Harper's Young People.

AN ILLUSTRATED wEEKLY-l6 pages.
SUITED TO BOYS AND GIRLS OF FROM
SIX TO SIXTEEN YEARS
OF AGE.
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DIED,

OBINETTE,-On the 18th instant, in
Philadelphia, David Hobinette. U, o. N.
formerly of this city, aged 81 years.
Due notice of the funeral will be given.
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repairs at Cool Spring Resar.

~ yoir ...................... 1000 0
k1traordinary appropriations
for the year 1880. ................. 1900 0
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WILMINGTON, DEL, Nov. is, 1880

LOT Lnt year ioOA'
interest on Funded Debt ana 70 o,o oo
Morlgages....''. i;,,5
Semi-annual Pay ment' Aprh noo M
1, l,lSSl,............ss'.''' =, -. 40
PAYMENT of per cent on Sl2l,0u
Sinking Fund L oan. redeemed oa.s m
oct. |, $780,.
Commissioners sinking Fuhd'
Semi-annual faymen. '',......... o." 1000 90
PAYMENT of per cent. on Slzo,
3SoSinking Fund Loan redeem ,-s7 IN
ed April |, 1881 .....:.....'.....' o''O' ~
| Redemption of CITY Loan pay
able July /, 1881, Loan So:4'
Ordinance passed Marcn IL oi0 10
| 1861. ..........'.:..';.ss, nava-
| r ,dempIion OF city loah' Pay
BILE July |, 1851, loan NO. 49, eoO0 OO
| Cool Spring Reservoir. ..''..... o'VV' w
RedeInption OF city loan, pay
able september /. 1881. loan NO. $500 90
9J, Cool spring Reservoir .i ;....i; ''"' w
PAYMENT on mortgage OF S'.n B0aIu
~ Public Education to Elizs-
beth $. Taylor due ... Apin :. 1000 90
1891. '.... - IL
Redemption of certificate OF IN IN
dehiedness, due Union Natior
nal Bank, August l. 1851 ioi
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CITY COUNCIL.

REGULAR MEETING LAST EVENING
BUSINESS ACTED UPoN-EsTlM MATES
FOR THE YEAR 1881,
, 1880-08-04
CHICAGO.

MEETING OF THE WESTERN BRANCH OF TIE
DEMOCRATIC NATIONAL COMMITTEE.
Tho Hon. ". II. Darntlm, Cllairlnau'ot the
National Democratic Committee, arrived III
tho city yesterday from Green Isay aud Is
registered at the Palmer House. During the
afternoon n meeting was held OF the Western
Dranca, Of 1he National Committee In Parlor
n. which Mr. Darnum Is occupying. There
were present Mr.. r. II. Kelly, Of Minnesota;
". e. Goudy, Of Illinois; A. IL. Brown, OF In
diana; ". +. Villas, Of Wisconsin;
II. II. Ham. Of Iowa; and Dr. Miller,
of Nebraska, rs proxy for the Hon.
J. Sterling Morton, The principal topic Of
discussion was tic detailed plnn Of the cam
pnign III tho West. Reports wcrel heard from
each State represented. Sumo discussion,
arose as to tho situation in 1nuiana. anil Mr.
G0uty's efforts with tho candidate for tho
ctePFesideNcy to induce him to concIliutp
tho GreeMbackers. Tic conference waa
satn!y lMforinnl, Apd the rpst Of tho time was
devoted to tic subject OF finance. Mr. Bar
num- remained III Ills room durtlig the even.
a mK anu received host q local party lights,
aIEthoagIl absolutely refusing to be Inter:
= r. Il. Kelly, Chairman of the nfinnesota
Democratic state Committee, ls ut the RI
cltsc. Mr. Kelly last night. wien interrogat.
60, satd tftat tlle peop!o Of Minneapolis md
st. Pau! had but little sympathy With Dun.
nelly III his contest With Nashburn, md yet
the Democrats desire to rim Donnellv ngntu.
Nr. Kelly Is 4 candidate for tho nomination,
with every prospect OF ginning 1t. Df course
le feels confident OF 1InHCUcl'S election,
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LOVE FOR THE SOLDIER.
THE LATEST DEsloCNATtC DODGE.

sptefu. Dtspateh to The Chicago 1>tsuns.
WASHINGTON, D. c., Aug. 3.-The lsccia1a-
tion Of Senator Wallace that the Democrats
arc going to giye formal public notice TINT
they won't disturb tile Union soldiers Is, In
the light Of Democratic practice here one Of
the must delicious bits of humor which tho
campAigl bus yet developed. As will bo
we'll remembered, tho moment the Demo-
crats gnfncl control Of the House tho roll Of
Union soldiers begun to be transformed Into
II. roster Of Confederate troops, for Union
Democrats were given 4 very snail chance,
but in tic lnrge majority Of cases where
Union soldiers were kicked out Rebel SOL
diers were Invited in. When the Senate was
secured by the Democrats Union soldiers
were hustled ont with less ceremony than
was observed. by the House, US the latter
body, being
LITTLE SEAIEN TIE PEOPLE,
a,id some of its members still fealing the
!; War Democrats 1t tAeir party, uurged Its
rolls of loyal soldiers slowly. Tho Senate
Democrats, too, did tllls after a full talk iu
callcus, md SeNntor Wallace was tho Chair
man Of tic caucus. While there WIS much
prctense outside Of tho caucus that
Union soldiers were to be left und1s-
turbcd. tho understanding a1uong all
Democratic Senators Was that their
tline lind come, This would ,hnyo
been taken Us 4 matter Of course, II in oil
caSeB Wnr Democrats had succeeded them,
GuI tho flavor Ut Democracy beealno q 4ttle
too strong when their places weru given to
conducted rs u colnie rnterialnnisi,t 1t will
open successfully with tho formal dec!arn-
tlOu ll0W proposed by Senator Wallace.
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twenty of bis old comnland, and, without
,speakang OF Ward. but Of The nomination of
tlleLr Ntltu Entuf1lnI,ilGr.N y

TfIE MEN HAVE 1HrAn1Dhr BTATEu,
"Yes, wp are NOT likely to forget the. man
that trenicd us 1iko dogs antl i5sulted our
llyes At Delaware, was the Orderly Sergeant
Ut tho cOthpany ut tho time. lie IL llOsy n
fttl-!lut DcnloGrat, hlld wits ono u two IN
G,n,ttnEy i, tl'nt voted for vala1,disnn, 1ls
abuse that Hancock l,eapcd upon him. lie
Ecnelnbcrs aIl about 1t, but torgets whether
nn1 that n tho only difference In his Version
not. but he further a,lts: 1T was
" M!nhel rItad,,, Ss"tt t. ila1sck M tat he moved
if,at four 1t our boys Ind drawn bend on
him. aud y. one il!tnutc ,noru !le would have
bech shot to pieces. Tho Fourth OHIO buys
wcre not l1adc Of the kind Of material that
affidavit OF tho above If desired.
j. ,.. ANOTHER MEMDKIs
Of tllo Fonrt1l Ohio, 1;ient. Andy Anderson,
lear M the n1t'ye, ahd viii also testify as to lis
ois% i S Il s!e: ia + s y;s;v 4; gsstts e, %
with othcr comrades, was attracted by Ilaii-
cofk 1rlL!ng ''p t. tho bridge a;t4 hailed them
and not yUu SIS Of b--s." ~
Mr.. sleCartar Says. ~ can. get atI!duyits
fro1n At !enst forty, Ut the old nleull,ets Of
C1pa,1,ies t,les and G; M9 were ~ the ad
% Sove IT, " M2 xt I'LL Gf tInK ssses w21s
1te TINT you don't luve. to inQulru nbout
their remembering the Insult. oil that Is
iiecessary f. 70 ask one Of them Il he Is going
then asked Mr. McGarser Il It n,leht not have
heen OH forced innrch or Was nut there .
pattlo IN prugress, which might relstior i
mt Celt. Hancock have been annoyed at tilo
B10Wness OF tho column? "Nu1lsense," said
he, I've were not marching for fighting;
there was no hurry, as marches the days pre-
enemy III our front, No, Q
GEN. HANCOCK CANNOT HIDE urnIND,
nor Ills friends excuse lin for henping such
t!rade Of nbuse upon 1ileil fnlly Ills equals.
It WIS not the only timec,-it was III Ills mt
low grade with contempt
":rheM you won't vote Tor Our Old Com
~" "Weil, We I a., guess not. snd t. yoa san show
!Ee 10 see W we e IS r Ths % peinocraey M S9als a1s
shouting themselves l1onrse over TINT gnllant
soldier. They suy that lc SIZED Ills blood III
tetense Of lia country, and tf,at nll tue sol
MleTh sHoulu f0te 1of Hill1t Dat thcy won't.
TherS !snS VII By d fsw pr9,bSabI and last aP9pt
landtHlian,, but 10 n,ore.0
After hearing N[r. McCnrter's statement,
md what he snld Of the four rides being
drawn oil Gen. Hancock, tho QUESTION sug-
gcsts ltsplf: Did not GcII. Hntlcock sled Ills
b!ooli ns price OF tue ilisuIts lie llati EcapcI
upon the mothers Of the, brave boys Wlo
were fighting for the Union? Might not
n 1itEe II tile hnlld Of some lnsulted MIN haro
E1un off nrefHp1fttly. mora ett,vntnr fhtnco
!inye OCCURRED. Ills nomination, Tor Instance,
pY the urnpcrncY. - -
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THE FORREST ESTATE.


5ptsias Dfspatth to Ths CAiea2o Tribune.
PHILADELPHIA, l'a., Aug. 3.-An effort Is
now being made to brenk tho will Of tho latc
Edwin Forrest the eminent trngcdtan,
which, II successful, will result In dcpriylng
tic Forrest Homo OF several hundred
thousand dollars and will transfer TINT
amount Of casll into tho pockets Of William
y. Forrest, q distant cousin ot tho deceased,
now living In Scotland. For u fow days past
humber Of l'hiladelph!ans, intImates
Of tic great actor. have been called upon,
through process Issuing out Of tho Supreme
Court Of the Stats Of New. York, to
tell what they know concerning tho
family connections Of Forrest, tho
number OF Ills brothers and sisters, ind tho
time and plnce Of their respective deaths.
Tho purpose Of ulis Is to show that Forests
immediate family are oil deceased, including
hts father md mother and brothers alui els.
ters, aud that the clause In hts will which
gives to the Forrest 1lo,ne several hundred
thousand dollars worth of property situated
TT tho Stato Of New York Is void and OF no
effect rcspectlng tho Now York property, be-
cause, as It Is elninct, Inv Of that State pr
vents testatnr from leavlnS llis property to q
corporation not In helng, or tus tho lawyerasay,
t n FL c2d Te mof1 ne onG es F5a # h
t!nin tho VIII ct tho nct0r was nude, ailt It
thu Now York law holds good then tbs prnp-
erty ln that Stute WILL 90 tp Forests rela-
tlves, fol. property sltuntotl III Now York Is
advantage 1t The New York Inv, md clnin...
ing that l,e ID the only living relatlye OF tho
dead ,nctnr, William u. Forrest l'as begnl,
snit, III tlle Supreme Court OF New
York Rgalnst the Forrest Hume, n1ll
It IL stated .thas O. lnrgu amount Ut
tcstllnnny hus been taken BY his Attorney
john r0whsheild, of TINT city, concerning
tho pctllgrce ut THO Forrest fllnily in Sebt.'
Il. Forrest that he is tho only living selntlye,
ai.d as such Is entitled to thlt portion OF tho
cstute situated IN New York.