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AFF.iIRS ~ CANADA.
ST. JOINS DAY TO b CELEBRATED ~ PINE STYLE
A HAIL sTORM-A CATTLE PLAGUE-FOEEST

ST. JOINS DAY TO b. CELEBRATED ~ PINE STYLE
A HAIL sTORM-A CATTLE P1AGUE-FoEEsr
FIRES
QUEBEC. June 21.-A largc number Of
French Canadian delegates from tac atrs arrived here
to-day for the National f6tcs this week over 1000 St.
Jean Baptsts Society medals IN memory Of the cecba
tion have alr ady been sold Thc Governor General will
he present at the grand National bahquo In The skating
rink Thursday night Orations VIII he delivered on
Dnffcrin Terrace by Count DE FOncault and Claudio
JcaunOt of France who arrived by the Sarmatan
tcrday.
MONTREAL, June 21.-Thc Goth Regiment has fixed
upon August u as the datc OF IT'S departure visit
England and France.
HAIIFAX y. s. June 2I.-Salutcs were fired from the
citadel and all the vessels port to-day in honor
of this being the anniversary Of the accession Of Queen
Victoria to the throne.
hELBY ont. June 21.-On Sunday NJ 3 O'Clock there
passed about miles west OF TINS place Of the
heaylcs, hail aud rain known in this part OF
the country. The hiilSlOnc~ Ncir nom tHr tlHr Ol
kernels up to but'cr"uis Little damage was
done. n, ~ .,., -. ,,
man rrpUrts to The Government on the plague among
cattle. He pr0nouuccs the deeUsc ANTHRAX or
"black quarter"
year ncen e'rons than usual Along the line
of the Intcrcolonia Railroad they nave been 6urnlng
Dri4kly several days Along the ST. Joan and Maine
and The European and North American Railways the
fires have scru'. They have bon getting alarm
,nglv close TO McAdams junction. THc villagers have
been trying fight them off but they gcI closer every
day. Inc blhUODlhd>ltr dl +hCA""IHN JHn'ti'H WV"
graphrd that il Il according tn ciOn Of the wind
Whether the village viii he burned 0I not. and asked
that br sent that in care or necessity the IN
habtants would be able t. escape. All the mills are
closed and the men ar" lighting nc reS Tie rrs along
the St. not extensive. bar the woods all
fhe way bet wcen MmgHIuadivic AMI McAdaIn5 dIC on
fire great many buildings have been burned.
TORONTO, Ont, June 21.-Dr. ThOIbum cx-
amined IIaian tins morning. and found tat he ~ not
pernanentiy injured HIS illness arose from OvcrwO Ork,
and the doctor prcscrbes ab Oe rest from for
several months lianan hc abe to 20 to En&aEd
and train for the Trckctt match.
New-York tribune., 1880-06-22
NIDNIGHI WEITHER REPORT
GOVERNMENT INDICATIONS
Synopsis M ne DfS' . HJIrL

WAsmINGroN. June %. n. m.-Thc ba-
romricr Is highest the south Atlantic Slh'rS; II Il
lowc-t III Maine ana low IN the Northwest Occasional
ram has fallen in thr middle states and NewEnglnd'
M.nnrsoia ana Dakola; elsewhere ialr weather has
prevailed. The temperature has remained nearly STA
tnnnr, IN all the ds.rct4 Southrry winds prevail IN
the Northwest westerly winds IN the Lower Lake re-
eio ana ihr Mildr Stltc-. northwestcry In Ncw-Eng
hand; elsewhere they arc light and variable.
Hidir0itDuS.
For the Middle Atlantic STATES partly rlOudy weather.
or,- nal iain, southwest To northwest WINDS, neatly
stationary and barometer
FIr Sew l;uGliuJ, pant c,Oud. Weather cccaSl"hnl
ram nurhwr>trly wIns sintionary or lower tcmpcra-
turr, generally higher hui ulurIcr.
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THE MISNISSIPPf FRESHET

CHICAGO, June ~ -Rcports from the banks
of the Ms>sipU II Ne Tia, The RIVER nm continues TO
iise ald j., nJ1oin@ IN surrounding country "p'ca
TO The Chic,tDD times IUm IrGlcS0r Iowa says ia,
ryci bds Ils.m OV tWrnty f,"t. Travel all roads
en- o. except wo4i uf Si Paul. saw mills siO1prd
and bu siness ie >ad 81. Hundreds OF thousands
Of tons 81 ice Ntr' carried OF 10y the waters.
Another spsc al nom Dubuque 81 sys the rise IN the
ry,I on Siu"ay gIcdcr tLan on Friday, IL having
iucrca,rd eIsh, incacs In twelve hours The frcshet
cnmrg n ON Wlscon'n River Ah"vo that point tho
river is Milling. fac wrto Is uOw tnrt' nclos Glow
i,. ..,i ~. lrr marx u lS-1 " 'ri q :trJ Ltre have
.o4t COO lords OF wood acI umnlei mo Ito water
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AT THE NATIONAL CAPITAL.
TuE cJrINARE ON HER WAY.


HKR CAPTAIN ARRIVES LATE BUT THE Snip ENABLED
TO srART-THE VESSEL DEEMED sEAwORTHY BY
FRIENDS OF THE ExPEDITIoN
rBY TELEGRAPH THE TRIBUNE.I
WASHINGTON June 21.-The Howgate expedition
would have been ready to start at 5 q. m. to-day
except that Captain Bailey, who is to command the
Gulnare had not arrived Captain Bailey started
from his home in Connecticut yesterday. and should
have reached here at o'clock to-day. He did not
arrive until late hour, but he did come finally and
the ship sailed at o'clock this evening.
This afternoon the Secretary of War granted a
leave of absence to Lieutenant Law for year. and
to Lieutenant DOane for four months. These officers
will accompany the expedition. On their own ap-
pllcation ten of the enlisted men of the army who
had been detailed fol the expedition have been dis
charged from the service, and will go out with the
expedition in Captain Howgate's employ. 1t is un-
derstood that General Sherman opposed the grant
ing of a leave of absence to Lieutenants Law and
Doane. but that his recommendation in the matter
was overrued.
The reports Of the two Boards of Naval Officers
against the seaworthlness of the Gulnare. have not
convinced Captain Howgate OF any of the friends
of the expedition that she is unfit for the service
required of her. Indeed prominent officer of the
Navy said this evening that all the chances were IN
favor of safe voyage for the vessel, but that the
Naval Officers were not willing to certify to that
while there was any possible room for doubt. III
vessel does not come up to the standard required by
the Navy Department, and that fact of course JUS
tifies the report against her.
Some of tho friends of the expedition freely ex-
press the opinion that jealousy on the part of the
Navy has had good deal to do with the unfav-
orable report. Some color is given to this opinion
by the severe criticisms lavished upon Captain
Howgate by naval officers because the stars and
stripes will float from the masthead of his vessel.
This. they said, will be contrary to the law he
cause the Gulnare is q British-bult vessel and has
no American register. So much was made of this
fact that the Attorney General was called upon 10
express an opinion. which lie did to-day. to the Ell
feet that the Gulnare has right to y the American
flag.
Captain Howgate is said to have expended about
$4,000 on the outfit of lis expedition. The eX-
penses will be considerably increased in conse-
quence of the refusal of aid expected from the War
and Navy Departments but Captain IlOwgate is
determined not to give up the enterprise on that ac-
eOunt,
New-York tribune., 1880-06-22
HAMILTON COLLEGE PRIZE DEBATE.

CLINTON, n. Y, June 21.-The Mckinney
priz" debate held this evening at Hamilton College.
Professor Frnk presided. The question discussed was
Ought Church property used for religious purposes TO
he exempt from State taxation y The speakers were
Allrmatvc-Warl VI. Bcckwith, ofWcstmOrcand; Philip
A. Iaing OF East Otto; Charlrs NJ Parkhurst. Of
Brlgrwatrr; ne sntivcChtrlcS a. Gardiner Of Fort
Covinrtun, Granville K. Pike, Of adephia; and Orson
L. Wlitr. OF WcSternvilr. The debate earnest.
;hnushtflIi an well sustained The Committee OF
Awar,-the Rev. Dr. Miller, Of OgdcnsburR the Hon.
T. A. Davis Of Marvsve, California. and the Rev. DIR.
TAYLOR of Rome Georgia gave the rst prize to Charles
NJ Parkhurst ami the md to Philip 4. Laing.
New-York tribune., 1880-06-22
ADDITIONAL TRADE REPORTS.

PHLADs rHIA, June 2l-Elour-Demands mostly confined
70 small lots Choice fresh ground Winter Families 70 meos
the wants Of local Medium and ow old stock can
only be put off at decline Cargo rates for No. Red iee
on board 81 70 June sold at the commsncement at q 2s
81 OSLO 81 O3 Corn in steady demand for local lots "a
Pennsyyana and southern Yeow on track and N grsn
Reject Rejected do eO95lc steamer d. s0S5ohc Rejected ,s
81 &c asked for car lots OF sal Mixed elevator II carss
last halt July sold t5 Pc free on board for White
lover No. White 42c: No No., o. 4Ia4l c No. DO.
s,Ons firm and more doing City Mess ee slzSsiS &!
Extra Prime; $40 I0 smoked Hams lam Llol2c; DO IN n
salt and pickle 91lO; de-; Clear Rib Sifes smoked 75
a5ac do ~ salt 5e Shoulders 10 salt aasa6c DO sugar
quotations ardwesie 7759s do steam 1soc ,,s9 DO.
Cheese dull and lower Newyork Fnll Cream ic2Sllci
Graanlae Io9c Mould lonsc standard A. loo Moas.
Flax dull at 81 40 Feed IN better demand Bran si2 $40
table whiskey firm; western Il H. 90 ..s., -, ~o
Rod Jaue 81 y bid 81 l2 asked for Jnly 81 0s BID s
tcmber: Corn dull 5lc BID 81 &c eskcd for san Mixed
June soc bid 5Oac asked for Juiy Soc bid 81 &C. asaeo
for August 50aac bid 81 7sc. asked for september.
New-York tribune., 1880-06-22
rUE EpIDEMIc Ar N0R1H ADAMS.

IMPURE WATER >U-PECItD 10 BE THE CAUSE.
Norru ADAMS, Mass. June 21.-Scveral
cs ~ r. ni., of sultI, rs from the epidemic were II.
,,tt,l tid.ty There /, scarcely any DOUBT tltt
the e ,ii-,. rgidr,mic Impure wntrr SAMPLES q"
fine trr have hrcn gent tp tie STATE Board OI lIe'Hu
t,, .u,lrsl4 TWrny caHct IN Ill (lrw caScS ana re-
ioo.r ave hc u reported since SmlutaS Dut tLo tx
,,.,,,ul /, over and ~ Gaurcr L. Il pItrhdri Shoh
t S,; EnId ~ Health drridr thnt the water ~ thr
cam. of ma, sc.nc-s mean, Ui immediately be ;Hhth
Ia.
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rmnrNE orrIrr. Jnno ~. a. m.-Thol

Tmn;NE OFFICE. Juno %. "A. m.-Thcre was slight
fail IN the barometer yrScday but reaction set III
brflrc midnight ana the tendency Of the mercury Is
sill upward Thn temperature ranged nciwcrh OS' hhu
So. The average & bcnE "f higher thi Oh 'h'
crruon,Iu day last yraI and :s' lower than on Sun
day. ,, .,o,oo, ,e
tlnudy or partly CiuuGv wcathrr. with chances oI
r,l and rather lower temperature, may ne expected To-
,lnN Ii his Oily nnh Nrinli
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AN UNPLEASANT EXPERIENCE.
AMERICAN INSTITUTE OF HOMEOPATHY

The meeting of the American Institute of
uomnopathy at Milwaukee closed last week with day
of discussion and the election of the following officers
,Dr Dowlne. OF New.York presidentI DR.. Breyfoge,
of Louisville KY. vicepresident; DR.. g. c. Burger, OF
Rittsburg. general secretaryi nr b. McCelano' OF
,,t,hnre rroy,sonal secreteryi Dr. NJ Kellogg, OF
YorE treasurer; DR.. r. r. MoManus OF Baltimore.
chairmau and ORA T. b. Rush, OF ohioi j. X. Leonard
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Tho foreign mails Tor tis wax enin9 SAIuhOtl. Z.
Jnns o 1880 will cioss a. this osS TUESDAY, AZ 2:3O
m ,or lnrDue by elm5nip Wisconsin. Queenstown
on WEDN EsDAY at am for Ge many. etc by sea lshp
Unbslrg VIA Bremen and at 2:O tor EutOpe, Dv
steamship Abyssina via Queenstown lcoircspondence Tor
spclaly aure sed adat pu Tor france,
y sran,shp Canada VIA tiavfc; THURSDAY. At 1880
M 10. GERMANY, France etc, by steamship Wiclsnd. wa
tDuTg Hamburg correspondence for Great
and continent must be specially addressed and
~ for bY seaISip BaitlC, via Queenstown:
an SATURDAY. al $50 m Tor Europe, bY steamship city
OF Ki hmOn Queenstown CORRESPONDENCE FOR Germany
Hd ScOaud must specially aidreSse; ard at 53O
for scotland direct by sta nship tircassa via lasyow and
nj IL r. n Europe by steamship Main, via Sou hampton
au Bremen. Tho iOr De1narS. sweden nhd Norway
ara dispatched b. Hamburg ani Bremen steamers onls Tho
mails Tor Aspinwail and south Pacific leave New.Y0rk
JUNE "a Tho for Jam tca Sayania etc. leave New
Snk Juue ~ rne mailsfOI Newfoundland New.York
June ~ Tnc miis Havana leave NewYork June ~.
The mails aud Curac leave NewYork June
20 le for reiz9 aud sands leave New York
York June 20 mails china and isdvo san Frau
CISCO july Tho Australia etc. leave san Fran
cisco July g. THoS. 1. JAhES Postmaster.
rusi ONCE New.YOrk June -, lSSU.
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PRINCETON, y. j., June 21.-The authorities
or Princeton College have used the last few weeks thor
oughy to cleanse and purify the buildings under the
direction OF experts II Is believed that no cause OF
malaria Is now remaining. The town IS In healthy
state On Wednesday the usual Commencement ex-
rrri>nS or On4. announcement 0f hOnOrs and graua-
ZION Will take place. There will he an entrance cxnmi
non hoin on THURSDAY AMI Friday. and candidates
roing upon either OF theS' days VIII get away III the
New-York tribune., 1880-06-22
K1LLOCH RELEASED IND REIERESTED

SAN Francisco, June 2l.-i NJ. hallccl'
buyna, lie ~ released arrest IN the charge o XIII
t charles Da Youug on account O defect III the pro
cc.nu.s. and immediately rearfeSici on new com
pit nj WAS this Afternoon hcld to anHw"r without bhi
The Supreme urt ha. decided AT the MeliuTa Char
tar hch was Trimmed for the city by the Inst LrglHh-
ur ~ IA o5nstuuna being In the nature vi special
l.l.
New-York tribune., 1880-06-22
VASSAR COLLEGE

PouGIIKEErSIE. n. Y, June 21.-The seventh
nnunal soicr II the School II Music Of Vassnr College
topk place tins evening under the direction of Professor
Ritter and was ATTENDED by large and brlinnt ali
I,rrr Thrp were clryrn prcri, veal and ln%trumrn
tnl ou thr programmc The performance showed high
STAT, OF miSirai discipline aud culture. The elassday
rxrlc;scs Will be- held Ia morrow.
New-York tribune., 1880-06-22
PRIZE SPEAKING IN BOOTHS THEATRE.

a large audience gathered in Booths Thea
ire last evening to -ttn the prize speaking Of the
College of the city Of NewYOrk. Declarations in
prose and verse delivered by representatives OF the
several classes Tho exercises opened with prayer
The following are the names OF the spcaRers: william
Irrkcrlipg ir sophOnOr class Robert Robertson,
sppnnuorr class T. &. Hunt Junior class Moses Weln-
man iuulor clas: Gabriel Engr>in senior GLASS; CIV
Mcdowell, sophomore class Anct X. Llt>on, junior
class j. Ir0 liuny man, NOR class. The JUDGES were
Jnurs f. Lowrry Hamilton Cole and Theron q. strong.
New-York tribune., 1880-06-22
N1RRTED

HUDSON-MACKAYE-On saturday. June TO- at Church
Of the HOLY Trinity New.YOrk. by The Rev. T.. B. RiCe.
Edward Hudson and Marie Elise Nackaye. No cards.
KENT -ROGERS-In Francisco, Cal, July 81, 1873 by
Rev. Dr. HOratIO 5teDbns, Mariner J. Kent 70 .. Il.
Rogers.
Chicago and St Louis papers please copy.
New-York tribune., 1880-06-22
INCREASE or POPULITION

ROCHESTER. June 21.-The unofficial census
rc,uu Of Rocncstcr show the population 10 be S7O57
In 1875 il was II, ,722. aud III 1870 1t vas 62,3S6.
WHEELING, ". Va, June 2l.-The rett rms OF the
rrIIsll, vmum, rltors for this oity place the pop
u1iOn nt 81 67l growth O population of 2,G63 III tue
II years.
New-York tribune., 1880-06-22
KILLED BY A FREIGHT TRAIN.

. John GilmartIn, u boy eleven years old,
vho+c parents lIvo nt No. 245 Wcst Twenty = ycnth>t
vas ran over and Instantly killed la'l night ~ IevcG'h
ave and Tnir.lh-st. by Hudson River Freight trAih
New-York tribune., 1880-06-22

A PRACTICAL APPLICATION.-Lecturer Ton
the Classical Essaysis OF the last century-most inter.
estng): I'VE talk OF food for the mind. well as OF
food for the body. Now good book" Sporting
'eari-Any one want to do aDytbnk over the Hascot
Cup 1"-(Punch
New-York tribune., 1880-06-22
LATEST SNIP NEWS.

PORT OF NEwYOBK. ARRIVED JUNE 81.
st Gaa (B Cook Liverpool juno II and Queenstown 49,
% q FIanUkyn ,o IA. ---,--.-- 4.
nTtR Nellie Prco, MAnZanIlla 10 days. with moasses 10
ia Rivera & Co, vessel ~ BaTtTam Bros.
pIis Icyvva arvn st J0go do Cuba May IL and duapta
uno L. with TO Brooks Co. vessel " master
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IyDJGylrIoy At CrRRIES ACQUITTIL,

GALVESTON, June 21.-Spccial dispatches to
The Yrrrs from various par@ ~ the state show general
and Indignation at CurricS acquittal.
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Ready This Morning;

THE SENII-WEEKLY TRIBUNE,
Tho issue to-day CONTAINS
Letters from San aud other Correspondents IN tbs OIL
World and the New
Price n wrappers ready for mailiug ave cents psr o,
one copy one year. ~ i've copies Sli ton copies aud aAs
extra s2a Postage all treo Ia tho subscriber
THE TRIBUNE
kewYork
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THE AFFRONT TO Mr.. COLLYER

WHERE TIE RESPONSIBILITY RESTS.
THE MIsU DERsrANDING ABOUT THE BACCAIAURE'
ATE SERMON NOT FULLY FXPLAINEp-A TALK
WITH PRESIDENT wfBB AND OTHERS or THE
COILrGE-wHAT MR.. COLLYER SAYS.
Efforts were made yesterday to discover
why the Rev. Robert COllyer did not deliver
the baccalaureate sermon of the College Of
the City of New-York, for which he had been
announced. The information CLEANED IN re-
gard to the subject was confusing. Statements
of interested persons are given herewith.
New-York tribune., 1880-06-22
rRIBrrNr LorAL onSEHyArIOV'.

nyl rA, nr nHl 'ann ne 81, ,", no. ~ & ~, T., ,rs
divisions oi tihr Tor t
mi ln.lt Ilr n Wii'r line r"frns tro' h
mercury dot
tiril,r m lem, nurc Indicated y the Thermometer at Hidhn'
Pharmacy BtoHIHHJ
New-York tribune., 1880-06-22

hOatcd away Travel North Ia abandoned and there
trains either way. The manufacturing interests
the city dend
New-York tribune., 1880-06-22

Of Ohio; d. s. Smith. Of ChIcaco, and T. g. valentine
Of ST. Louis, members Of the Board OF Cens0rs Dr.
Dowllng made short speech thanking the convention
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Brig suvrn Handy Sc Jago ETC. with sugar TO Brooks
Co; vessel TO Miller & Houghtop.

DEATH OF JEAN HENRI srRAcK.
LONDON, June 21.-Jean Henri Strack. tho
weknown German architect is dead at the age OF sew
anfv four
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Post ID fice .NOIirr

heep the blood cool aud the clear by the Of
rAKKANI'S SELTXER APERlENT
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DIED.

Al notices Of Marriage, mast be indorsed With faU
name and dddress
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Speclal Notices

Advertisements intended tor the next issue OF THE
WEEK. LY TRIBUNE should De handed In before p m To-
day.
Best preparation OF Cod Liver oil made strength.
eping fattenng Emulsion Of Cod Liver Oh with QuininS
anu Peps,ne. Originated by CASWELl. MASSEY co.
chemists and Newport, r. l. None other genuine
Congress Water.
This famous water wcknOwn specific for constipation.
oil disorders the stomach liver, ktdneva
bladder &C. Other cOdTSecrude mineral waies. d0Destc
only ate such disorders when they ex
rT.dnfs DOSicey nduc3 them by Their enoct
membrane All mineral waters that are dan
grro ~ fri1nts be known by their dcrddcd like dsr
taste sold bottles only Dy leading druggists grocera ana
hotels Congress aud Empire Spring Co.. SaIat0xa NJ "
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Dolitiral Notices.

politiral Notices.
po,itical and all Kinds Of Printing, done promptly
and AZ low prices HoLNANs. cor Centre and MAitssA
Political Net Banners. Persraits and Fia4a
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HENRY A. DANIELS, NJ. ID.

LEXINGTON.AvE. NEAR 29TH.sT,
HOURS. TO and5to7 NEw.YoRK.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-05-16
CHEAP GRAZING LANDS.

10 The Edtt0T OF THO TFFuWNe.
SIR: Can you inform subscriber through
the columns OF your valuable weekly Journal where "
cheapest grazing lands can be detained In soine noun
famous district In Pennsylvania Maryland or vrkniA.
BY health Is such that advised to move TO moan,
famous country, aud having been raised farmer, 40
afraid 70 invest what little have In any other ousinoea
would prefer dairying or raising stock. II you can
give any light the subject you VIII confer gress
favor on q subscriber. H. bRoohe
Norbeck, Nd, April IS, $780,
FLOR cheap lands well adapted to stock-raidne
and near Eastern markets. our correspondents would
do we'll to 20 to West Virginia or the southwestern
counties of old Virginia. A trip over the Chesa-
peake and Ohio and Virginia and East Tennessee
Railroads, stopping at four or five places in each
after the mountain region is reached will give
good idea of the character 81 the country and fnrs
nish information as TO the price of laDds.--Edl
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TIE COURTS.
NEGOTIATING a LOAN.

NEGOTIATING y LOAN'
now AN INSURANCE COMPANY oBrAINED MORT
CAGES FOR $4,000.
The Universal Life Insurance Company
brought actions 10 tOrecOse three mortgages each or
s. 900. made by Susan A. Van Dyke. TO the Reserve
Mutual Life Insurance Company, and aiterwafd as
sgned 70 tho rla uh The defence OF usury was inter
posed In negotiating the loans, Samuel T. H. van
Dyke acted the agent OF the appellant anu Everett
Clapp VINO was then president OF tho Reserve III
surancc Company, and Andrew W. Gill; lts Wce-presi
dent nc, cd on behalf OF the company. The defendant
,brongb her agent applied to SIR. GIL for loan OF
81 600 upon the mortgages. aud by him referred
to Mr. Clamp by whose instructions the application was
made for ~ 600 such application was accepted and
the mortgages were received rs security.
The defendant claimed that It was made condition
n, the loan that the additional $1,000 and above
the original application should be paid to the company
or ITS oiic rs Measrs Gill aud Capp bonus for the
loan and that after the loan effected, that SUN was
paid through them to the company TIC reicree lOuhd
against the defendant In this respect
The opinion Of the Supreme Court. General Term
handed down yesterday affirming tho referees conclu-
sons. says " One cannot read the testimony IN the
case without comugtp the conclusion that Is one In
which Clapp, the president, rnd GIL, TIE NlccesOeh
took advantage % their positions as officers ara thS-
tees OF the COMPANY and caused the annca-
tinn for the loan to bc increased from Sl-OOO 10
another person the dH renee between those GUMS ana
for that purpose hnt they required the agent OF the ap
pellant, VINO was ehtc'nS ,t,V l""n ~ ,, ~,
called Tn. Bartlett Reversible Scwng-MaCLlne Com
many" nor can't be doubted that they contaminated
tcr intention and actually received, IN one form or n-
other the nf 900 from the agent OF the appel
LIANT ia the purchase price for 800 sncs OF such stuck
100 OF wnch were sOd by Cnp3 another by Olli ana
the third By HOman-, who. IN connection wth Cipp
aud Gal was interested IN thc sewing machine COM
pany. But this ahI-e Of their 1l4t for their private
advantage docs lot necessarily stamp the TRANSACTION
on tho part Of the company with usuY ntbOu II the
Learned referee had found IA question OF fact that the
| agrc, Incnt had Dccn made III the form indicated, we
1 had little hCRtatOn III holding tue
pany re ,ponsibc for the OF liz officers, although
Tor ihlr private advantage. ALuse Oi tbs character
by the officers aud trustees OF mruycd COrpuralJns for
ncir ntyldua benefit cannot RECEIVE too severe repro
baton At III hands OF the courts"
Tnc Court say, however that they not prepared to
saw that the referees finding Il 80 far against the
weight Of evidence that they justified IN interfering
with the Tesdlt COrts however, afe not impOScd on
either party. Alexander q Green for the painjln,
| . George Wilcox Tor the defendants.