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St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1880-07-10

WooL.-The markets no more
demand the long, coarse Cotswold
tieeces. Intelligent raisers of sheep
are preparing to- cross this fall with
Merlno rams to meet the growing
demand for finer stapled combing
woods. They have much to gain
and nothing to lose by this, as the
tieeces will be grabbed at by the
wool buyers as something fancy.
The tieeces will be heavier, tie
sheep will be healthier, the mutton
will be better for American palates,
and will fetch, as will the wool,
more price per pound. We are
learning, slow but sure, by that con-
vlnclng argument, the interests and
convictions coming to the pocket
book.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1880-07-10

would happen if the Pippo should
be a half day late, or her good.
looking and genial captain should
fail to circulate among the Coying-
tonians at the usual time. And the
officers OF the Pippo, Capt. Frank
Keller, and the clerk, Francis Pippo,
have won enviable regulations for
themselves, by their great accommo-
dativeness and careful attention TO
business.
Cotton opened on the Sd Of July,
on several plantations in this neigh
borhood. THIS is about a month
earlier than usual.
The Sunbeam has changed her
hour of departure from Jones
brickYard, from 4 A. NJ. to 5A Il
See new advertisement.
A conole of gentlemen can be ac-
commodated with board in a private
family where there are no children,
IN one OF the most desirable local.
ties IN Covington. Apply at this
Office.
MIR. Charles McMahan, census
taker for the Pearl River and BAYOU
Lacombe wards, called on us this
week, and favored the FARMER with
a hand-shake. He also left with us
a large q. S. Mint drop. We like
to receive such visits from our
friends.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1880-07-10

John A. Bietry ............... Master
John A. Peyroux ........C Clerk.
will leave NEW LAKE END on arrival
of cars from corner Canal and Carondelet
street, viz:
Sunday excursion on arrival of s a. m.
train, stopping at all way landings as far
as Joaes's Brick Yard.
Sunday, on arrival of 8 p. m. train, for
Madisonville direct
Tuesdays, Thursdays, and Fridays, on
arrival OF p. m. train, stopping at all
way landings as far as Joness Brick
Yard.
Wednesday excursion on arrival of S
a. m. train, stopping at all way landings
rs far rs Jones's Brick Yard, and on arri-
val 8 p. m. train, for Vaudeville and
Madisonville.
Saturday. on arrival Of p. m. train,
stopping at all way landings as far as
Jones's Brick Yard.
RETURNING.
Leaves Sunday-Jones's Brick Yard, at
4. 4. N. and 3 p. NJ.
Leaves Monday-Madisonville, at $50
A. n.
Leaves Thursday-Madisonville at $50
A. NJ.
Leaves Wednesday-Jones's Brick
Yard at 4 A. II. and 3P. NJ.
Leaves Friday and Saturday-Jones's
Brick Yard at 5 A. n.
Wind and water permitting.
First-class restaurant and bar at city
prices.
Freight received daily at 459 Julia
street, excepting Wednesday and Sun
day excursion days.) Close connection
made with stages at Madisonville and
Jones's Landing for Covington and Abita
Springs.
Baggage received only on connecting
trains.
Fare from or to New Lake End, FIFTY
CENTS each way.
Fare on excursion days. FIFTY
CENTS round trip. Children half price
For further particulars apply on board,
or TO III. III. SMITH,
jyI0 Agent Covingtcn.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1880-07-10

The secret service detectives OF
the Treasury Department are very
much troubled over a new counter
felt of the 500 note of the Ex-
change National Bank of Baltimore.
They believe that it was engraved
either in Philadelphia, New York
or Boston, but have not been able
definitely to determine its author.
1t was originally uttered il Oregon,
and is chiefly distinguishable from
the genuine note by its superiority
of execution. 1t is u perfect piece
engraving.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1880-07-10
State of Louisiana, parish of st. Tam
many-Parish Court
X. 0. PIzzETTA VS.. Mrs. NJ. G.. DU-
GALE, Tutrix of L. DUGALLE.

BY virtue of writ of feri facias to me
directed by the aforesaid court, bearing
date March %, 1880, will proceed to
sell at public auction, at the door of the
Courthouse, in the town of Covington.
parish and State aforesaid, on SIiUR-
DAY, the 9TH day of August. 1889, be-
tween legal sale hours, the following de
scrlbed property, to-wit:
ONE LOT OF GROUND, with all the
improvements thereon, situated In the
town of Vaudeville, parish and State
aforesaid, designated as lot No. 10, in
square No. IL. bounded by Jefferson.
Gerard, Madison and Lafitte streets, hav-
ing front of 60 feet on Gerard street.
by depth of 100 feet.
Seized i'll the above entitled suit.
Terms of sale-Cash.
W. b. COOK. Sheriff.
Covington. La, July 3, 1880.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1880-07-10

". E. Parker, 1 day and
mileage. 80 miles 49,. 4 60
Pat WEIGH, ] day and mileage
40 miles. 5 90
NJ FL. Crary. l day and mile
age, so miles. Z so
Chas. Aubry, day and mile
age, 40 miles. ....... 5 OG
A. Cousin, ] day and mileage
60 miles. ...... -. 6 OF
J. W. Smith, day and mile
age, so miles. $500. Z o.
W. G.. Kentzel. salary as Sec
rotary and Printer, May, u 81
W. g. kentzei salary as Sec
Rotary aud PRINTER, June. II 81
Tae Police Jury then adionlneU
to meet on the second Tuesday
August.
"A true copy of the minutes.
j. NJ. ALLISON, President.
W. G. KESTzEI., Secretary. f.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1880-07-10
SUCCESSION OF JOHN AND ELIZABETH
IOUsTOIOT

SUCCESSION OF JOHN AND ELIZABETH
LoUsToLoT.
| The State of Louisiana, Parish of St
Tammany-Eighteenth Judicial Dis.
trict Court.
By virtue of an order of sale to me di-
rected from the honorable the Eight.
zenith Judicial District Court in and for
the parish of ST. Tammany, State OF
Louisiana, in the above entitled suit, /
will proceed to sell at public auction.
at the residence of the late John Lousto-
lot, in the town of Vaudeville, parish
and State aforesaid. between legal sale
hours, on TUESDAY. the 10Th dav of
July. 1880, the following described prop
erty, to:wit:
!. ALOT OF GROUND in the town of
Vaudeville. in this parish, being lot No
6 and part of lot No. Z. measuring one
hundred and forty-eight feet English
measure, front oil Monroe and Lake
streets, by depth of two thousand one
hundred and seventy-fve feet, between
parallel lines, comprised in the square
bounded by Lake, Monroe, Galvez and
Carondelet streets.
2. Twelve (12) head of Cattle, more or
less.
8. One Mare.
T. One double-barrel Shot Gun.
Terms and conditions of sale as fol-
lows to-wit' The minors interest therein
on credit of five. seven and nine years,
with eight per cent. interest per anaum,
from date OF sale until payment. secured
by mortgage retained on property sold
until payment of principal and interest
The interest of the major heirs therein
for cash on tine spot.
W. B. COOK, Sheriff.
Covington, La, June 19, 1880.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1880-07-10

Mrs. Atzeroth has grown what is
said to be the rirst pound OF coffee
raised in 3he United States. ON her
plantation on Indiana river, Florida.
The plants were furnished by the
agricultural department at Wash
Layton.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1880-07-10
THE FAMOUS
Abifa Springs.
MRS. +. A. BOSSIER.


Has opened her house at the famed Abita
Springs, three miles from Coyiueton.
for the reception of boarders. The table
will be supplied with the best the mar
ket affords. Parties wishing to bring
horses and buggies will find stabling
room.
A pretty cottage, with good well, out
houses, etc, near the spring, to rent for
the season.
Stages will convey guests from the
boat. at Old Landing, near Covington, to
the springs. Board per day, 81 so; per
month, $50. For further particulars, APP
ply to j. S. BOSSIER.
m22 Covington, La.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1880-07-10

The United States man ufaciures
about one eighth of the sugar and
syrup she consumes, and yet some
of the less informed are afraid of
over stocking the home market.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1880-07-10
Claiborne Cottage.
Covington, La.

Board per Month, $50; per Week, 81 so;
per Day, 81 so.
This charming residence. situated on
a hill, opposite the town of Covington,
on the banks of the Bogue Falia, besides
being noted for its healthful climate and
beautiful scenery, is also recommended
for its heneticent springs.
Families desiring to secure board, can
do so now, by addressing the undsrsign-
ed. at Covington, La.
j. JAUFROID, NINE. E. JAUFROID.
Proprietor. Manager.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1880-07-10
LOCAL ITEMS.

See proceedings of the Police
Jury, in another column.
For breakfast, figs and cream are
not bad, in place of peaches and
cream.
Any one having q good milk COW
for sale may find purchaser by call
ling at this Office.
Major R Walpole. editor and
proprietor of the Yazoo City Miss. }
Herald, arrived in Covington last
Monday, accompanied by his wife.
The Major reports a prosperous
condition of affairs in his locality,
and assures us that "Ole Mississip"
will be solid for Hancock in Novsm-
Der next.
Our readers in st. Tammany and
Washington parishes all know
Joseph Ziegler, proprietor of the
beer saloon and restaurant No. s
Royal street, New Orleans, for when
they go to the city they all call on
him, and receive a welcome that
inalasc.tkem feefat home, without
counting the good1hings he has to
eat and drink.
The steamer New Camelia makes
her regular trips, but occasionally u
large passenger and freight list
has delayed her arrival on time, al
though she always gets to her wharf
all right We return thanks to
clerk Nixon for late papers. He
never fails to bring us a Sunday
morning paper on the excursion
trip, which is just a day and half
ahead of the mails.
In to-dav's paper We publish the
new schedule of the steamer Sum
beam. now regularly in the New
Orleans and Covington trade. For
the accommodation of the Coving-
ton people, q new wharf is being
built at Jones brickyard, and every
facility is to be afforded for the ac-
commodation of travellers and
freight Mr.. II. Fl. Smith is the
local agent, and will furnish all in
formation concerning the Sunbeam. |
DR.. F. H. Knapp. the veteran
dental surgeon, of New Orleans, has
arrived in Covington. where he will
remain for short time. For the
convenience of those needing the
services OF a good dentist, the doc
tor has opened an office at the Ster-
ling House. d.. Knapp is too we'll
known by our readers to need any
Introductory remarks from us. AL
though bis headquarters are in New
Orleans. his reputation as success
Eul dental surgeon extends through
out the State. We advise our read
ers needing anything in his line to
sail and see him at once, as this is
N opportunity seldom afforded in
Covington. We call attention to
bis advertisement, in another col
lmn.
Among the established institu-
lions OF this country is the schooner !
F. N. Pippo, and her well-known .
Capt. Pippo. Through
shadow, storm or calm,
he fippo is as regular as q clock at (
,or nding. This has been SO long
= o that We hardly know what
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1880-07-10
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS
Fred. Fl. Knapp. ID. d. S.,
fred. JAS. Knapp.
F. II. KNAPP & SONS,
Dental Surgeons,

No. Is Baronne street
NEW ORLEANS, La.
DIR. +. II. Knapp. senior partner of the
above firm, at the request of some
friends, has opened an office for short
time
In Covington,
At Mrs. Steriing's House, where he is
prepared to render his services to all
who may require them. He has had more
than forty years experience in New Or
leans, during which period he has oper-
ated for many persons in this vicinity,
and to those he can proudly refer as to
the beauty and durability of his work
CHARGES VERY REASONABLE.
iv10
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-10-20
REGISTRATIONS Troubles.

Justice Lawrence, III the Supreme Court,
Chambers yesterday listened To the arguments on the
motion compel the Registers election III the l As
semby District register the name OF James j. ODoo
nel General Wiugate cuntended for Mr.. ODOnneli that
the registers had no right to question testimony of
the applicant that his father md been naturazed or TO
require Inn TO produce further proof
Erlu. Root argued ~ reply thar the witness was
at all events produce mis- best evidence ard that
the regs were Justified IN requiring tue additional
testimony OF qualified voter Decision was reserved
Mr.. Wngate also argued, without opposition, mellon
10 compel the pstcis the IId Assembly District to
register August j. Chrs,en naturalization paper OF
1865 despite bis refusal to answer tue question pre-
scrlned by Supervisor Of Elections Davenport. Decision
was also reserved upon tuIs question.
AT tus meeting %. tne Police Commissioners, yester-
day q ucra Smith offered resolutions directing The SUI
plrutruaent. inspectors aud captains o ponce % make
dl2cut search iOr Isos VINO are at present or may
hereafter uruve ho cay for tue purpose OF la ga reg
tstrauon ana voting; ani mat every member OF ne
PONCE Oice shall use every possible tHor 10 discover
and report an cases Illegal rc<sira ion ana al pdc $
where may be chartered with awe" OF Illegal yot'
Tie Republican members OF the Board supported the
resolutions heartily ald they were passed without DIS
cusslOn.
A committee OF members Of the Greenback party re-
quest "A interview with the Comnis'ioners Iney
afraid tnat their votes would not DC counted as
east n the coming election Commissioner Mason pro-
tested 'caus any recognition ~ the committee ana Inc
letter nlrd. The committee WAS gwen To understand
mat lie lcars were ground esS. 49,
George Council. tie Uniied states Supervisor of Eec
lions T., yenth Election District of the TIA A.
srmbly ID street. who charged with unlawtuiy tax
lax naturalization certificate from Morris Flynn, and
wfn inttuidaung and threatening mhi' was before
United States Commissioner Osborne yesterday. A..
ssiint United Staes Dstr oi-AttJney FcrO appeared
behalf OF the GOycrnmc tnG lad associated with
him Geo q w. Wingate and l. HI erg Andersun Elhu
Root appeared FLYNN testined that
Oh the last day OF registration he presented himself at
the Office near Prince aud Elz lbethsls AMI demanded
60 be registered dup 20 ~ paper Issued 10 nim
IN 1865 The paper Wa, l. by the supervisor aud ne
informed that n he attempted TO register lac would
be arrested. He demanded that his paper be returned
INN. but THIS denied .uh H. WAS given pit
for II. Inc will be continued to-day.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-10-20
CALENDARS THIS DAY.

sUPgylrv CoURi- CHAVsyt,-La Trence - ont opslsm
Calendar called n 4 D. nNos ~ 80. - -,
So IA liG li2 l46 lac 1872. 49, LIS 2gI oil ~ 2S
2l7. 2lS g & go IA % -52 80 Z1I, 20. ~, -S
277. IS. Z96. $50. 33t, So 335
GESRa, Al rssA-pavs - and Brady Barrett H.
opens 1880 Mos ls5. -, go Pos 29J sl,
IL: g i 3 isg "a "a Us 100 1'' 49, 4o' 1917
.rrciAi lRsy-Nan Worst J-Conrt onens 1880 =
Issues ,N and F4etNes SOS. Tvs s32 So lS 4.6 tg7'
7sl. TsS. 100 767, 7sI 799 es sl9 SIS sis 5il 80
CIscuir-PARr daniels. J-Court opens at 1922 m.
-Ol 2i.3 $3.50 2j67. p -OJS, -lJy -Iol -io- so' >,
leS 1888. 1875. l7s7. l7sS. -.
PART U-Beach court Opeos ~ 1880 a N NOS
ll26 zs2i go, $3.50 l-l1 -. s. Il 2lt7 Los Sl2t
1875 1854 49, l67S $685. 1919, 2is. 2i5l l7'. 9Js,
6l7 1855 ll22. fl33 2l9l, 2la2.
PART IIt-Dwight, court opens AZ lu;S9 a. Nos
2s} Piss 80 1898 204 1856. 1887, 2lyS, 2ly9, 22l0
2-uog. 12t =. % = 22O9.
S,p9RoR t'OURT->FgcIAL TRRs-Eusse. I.-Conrt opens
~ 10 a. Calendar called sc IL =. n.-NHS 20 ~ 81
rRIAL rEg-PARr I-Freedman. J.CourJ opens AT II a. NJ
PAer IL speIT Court opens Al II a m.-Nos CSC,
$50 49,. lCi 3d. 55i 3B% Sti so3 40 S'@ IoS' lo'
PArr III seicR1ck u. Court opens AZ u A. mAo~
pc ga pa, $50. ol9, 2~6 pos. 2iB. $40. sSl olo
COMMON IkgaNdn Bfult il onrt opc1s
at % a.. mo dtv calendar. ,,
IRIAL rEM-PARr I-C. p Daily, e. J.COurt opens a. II
a. m 700 2U6, 3d. 4O9, 6lS I35 ssh l0l Si2 os'
PAkT II-Iarremore. J.-Uoart opens a. II m.-NoS
7s0 81 So GIL, IL, 7So 7j9 SO, 7ij 49, 15i 6+' %"
GGSSGaL sFssloNs-PAsr I-smyth. R-The PEOPLE ast
ThOuas smith robbery Amadcc kgott noi-'rd ' James
Mccain Jaaes Morrissey. James haGsy grand larceny
Fraucis Il0laiitug, assault and battery
PART tI-tlierslr. vel The People agi C1lsile 1nss
John Wilson. Ia.,eny he Jane Logan pet
larceny; Peter J. COaan. violation Lottery law.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-10-20
DFCISION>-OCT. 10

Supreme Courf- Chambrs-Bg judge Lawrenee.-
DeGebe. as Mcdonald and anoh Motion Iaated and
Robnson-Moton granted and 500 allowed TO he de
ct Motions Granted. MsndeyIle agt the ROeksNay
Beach Involvement Company In TIE ma,eroi the appcs
pa Church Beard McComb HAND agt Burrows Cali
pse iS @SlD AZ s Wen all culver I Az
fteA ~, t'e T srn, az 951 ,nn ~ ssSe ssne
agt same Me,SSe5s asI LyerPoq AID Great weera ia
Lord -Crantei. Day DayBouOft confirmed and iuig
granted In the matter Of the petition Of De
CordoyS Bllcks Harvey agt Mcclinock Martin
SDecal HrS-BT Judge Van Brunt.-ColcmaO Phelps
By Judge Van yorr-Adams sgt. Aiams II, and others
Judgment for plnDun Lane etc. br Wn and Others De-
cree Miller and another AT. Kent, eicJudgment
Superior C0arf-SDocaJ Tcrm-By Judge Russell
SheaSag 1 The Haoaa oe anP R company pan
for security TOR Wilett- ag Eequa-Orer aiming
demuref and Tor judgment Wnte ar Hatthe@ -heie.
g mo lon allow in dendant exIrt allowance per ceut
on amount TPSI ,s f s Of As saDon EoS
bins agt Palz Ransom ast BALDWIN COX sgt PlattS
IsrL ete-Order OF -ubstuiion Hawes Johnson et al
nyng notion with $40 costs to a6de the event Meyers asL
Meyers ordered Never. sg Meyers 7Ftndngs
Ell wilkins agt Reilly -Jommi sion return d from kokown
Common Pleas-SpeciqI Bv Judge Van b mt
-Beroet ag ThurberThe motion proper seem, 70 BE- en-
al parers OF a. ment Of coss OF his MOTION In e a.
sisnment OF Browa- Objections overrued Ludes's asI
garlne Court - Chdmbers-By Judge Isaacs.-
Hane at Murphy Cody Byrne. la Roche agt Nan
W4hug Balarl AT Xalenune.-Mot1ns granted; Nelson
agt Bogan-COmp anI dismissed. Doncyaa AIT Cunning
ham-Wam c. TEaphagen appointed referee Dou gls igI
Proceedings dismissed SAD IN Az Harper:
Motion denied Costello AIT PTessy-OIdrr IL
arrest vacated Haber SanOOluPa nun has six days
fur her time amended complaint and order Saying
proceeding. heretofore ined accordingly Ostefe
agt kuicksrLo Life Insurance Company Young AIT
,sme-Wnlam @ Frual appointed referee. Philip. Ast
Morgan Pbhds sg Morgan ta-OuirTs u ciscou t'cs
Keeiey ~trachan Schaller NiEofO-Sl- orders
signed starr AT Tully; Weldel uIgu1-uts
BY Judge GOepp-Green wood agt schee-OFder N4ca ing
81
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-10-20
UNITED STATES SUPREME COURT

WASHINGTON, Oct. 19.-The following oul-
ness was transacted b. the supreme Coact Of the United
States yesterday
on motion OF j. D. Mcpherson. Floyd 3 Wilson o. Chagl
admitted % pfaciicat As vas s''n D. 80.
Washngton d. G., motion o. " G. stone. No 50" Jan's
=. Wood 81 A. plaintiffs IN error az t91rst Ion T. ,sr
MIS- in error AZ John b. Peyon EmtF A. fc tn 4, -
appeal from The uultrd etaie CifcUi C1u.t To-, tir 49,
eri District rrXlSieslbmtted 90 punte! bic ta -
France ct al u4inf,in agt she ~iae eA re- u
smith, Aitoruf seuefal Ar uaent submitted Oh ut'h
So dismiss No 732Ihe It. raui ao ncseo nlN 4. -. IN
tin. agt SAnuc' Aci'aN--
submitted on On 90 dsmsS y %. -t'- Nltsm IL 50,
Ar 80 a. appellants ag r. tui0ean. suern ttc ~,
mtuts subUtted 90 m'uo1 ~ 0sniss w. ~ i,, a
Ne go tlts Ope.ikA il4tl 10 or o., az i'
4 IAne.-Afgnm uts -unmittu 0n motion 10 i'tiis -
81 Al In error 20 states Circuit Court lot NV
Western Dis.fct % rcnnessec.--Afgaed
The following buslness transacted today -.
30 10 Thomas ID pslfce appellant, AZ LEWIS J. -,
i,d ~ al meal IRON uneI states Circuit toit ~,
she soutner. District OF NewYork; argued BY Henry a-
via IT, Tor appellant aud u. r. Leo icr aprtilve =.
a. D. Uhhds appellants, agt the NsSsNlAe @hH
toa saitrnad lumuany.- Dismissed Win costs ~" q.
= Il nd ,or Charles Nescrman, panun 10 eii"-i
Brckmsn Remington. Dismissed Win costs N.s
y, on TAc Houston and Great Nofthdrh hihulu
".inas tu error aet NJ. SwcDsun DISMISSED ~ 49,
No. 2l-f,dward -. Wilson painiin m error asl - =
stone 81 A.. executors, exc. psui,se ~ "a 49, Al :
,s,s.r rnr4 the 20 No TO- Alfred shaw pa
ernr ,rt & " receiver etc. IA error :" toe ~
states Ciroit Court inF me Dsti.ct OF re
u y ghaaEcr fof paiah m error AMI Ntan S az, On.
A. crfcr THE anne iean Ootton lls IN
nan, n,anta IN John A nj "a .. , u
i,,y nv 81. 81 NcW-orlealS, Moola a.
iesd company plain;in in error at tne STATS OF IL IN
i"t argument commenced BY Z L. kayne ier ss hss
% IN TsT Tho state 4 Louisiana eN rel hetrs
error 49, a. NrW.oTlsans tn 10 the supreme So-Is
~ o,lsisn5.-Subnttcd ON printed bfiela
Adjourned unit. tomorrow Al n"sn-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-10-20
OFFICE OF JANEwAY & CO.,
BUSINESS AFFECTED BY POLITICS.


EXTENSION OF ThADf INfLUFNCED BY LATE RE-
PUBLICAN sUCCEs ses-BUsINEss MEN AWAITING
Tia RESULT GND BUSINESS QUIET II THE
MEANTIME
To-day feel better satisfied with the outlook
Cor the Republicans tnan atany time before really
seel that there is no doubt that shall wiu,' said
Mir Lambert of She firm OF Dexter Lambert & Co.,
manufacturers Of silk dress goods and ribbons, Office
Nos 80 and 80 Grecne-st. " he success OF our
various enterprises is more dependent upon this
election than upon any other circumstance Wehave
ans, started 10 build a new factory AZ Hawley, Pike
Comfy. Penn. Three or tour weeks ago felt con-
siderable besitancy about the contemplated extern
sion Of cur business did not know whether 1t would
be safe 70 60 into tue thing noti but Indiana and
Ohio gave me 30 ylrv much encouragement that
thought we might rlsk considerable on tie iuia
after those victories, aud so we are going night
ahead and the prospects seem brighter every day
Our new factory VIII be $50 feet long and five
stories high, and in il we viii employ 1000 hands"
"How many employees have you at your factories
in Patersonp
"Oger L. 100. and am glad TO say most of them
are Republicans. We have used the tarih cards
TO excellent advantage and not only have put up
card. but have cut slips from every newspaper
eoud get hold of that took good views of the tariff
ouestion. and pasted them all over our bulletin
boards. 1 have also distributed a great many
FRIBUNEs and other good papers among the work.
men. AS result Of ali this We notice marked
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-10-20
VERDICT AGAINST CYRUS w. FIELD.

A jury in the Superior Court, before Judge
speir Yesterday gave George T. sLearns verdict for
So 666 against Cyrus W. Field for services performed
by Mr. in assisting Mr.. Field in the execution q
a number OF railroad schemes Mr. Stearns claimed that
principal services performed IN carrying on
negotiations with bondEodera Of rhe Montclair and
Greenwood Lake Railroad. Mr.. Field had the purpose,
Mr. stearns asserted, the cooperation of GER
bondnOlders In extending the road until It should
railroad running by Of the HoOsao
Tunnel Boston. Mr.. Field denied that Mr.. Stearps
employed for any such purpose, hut claimed naf II
merely rs CLERK, and that he had oyerdrawn toe
pay to winch he entitled by loan ~ $500. Francis
c. Barlow appeared Tor Mr.. Stearns David Dudley
Field and William DOrsheimer for the defendant.