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DOMINICK & DICKERMAN
BANKERS, - ~,
mill ttfM lll
TIE SILVER CREAM COMPANY,

LATE str ART ~ NDA- & cpNPNN ,.
prr,ho., f,, crrort part oi The ""f'd lh'n ~.
etsnd,-. aud urtues eytry description 'ldtl "''
r,,, i-ua remittance attafi'i Ia The rirI' "l ~ ~ a.,
on rsilmaLd value. bAauo, drawn loI u""'' ''''' " 49,
!nrutA ... t-. ,.,, ,,,,r,t.sou nd ? 70
tr All, M Inc Indian market urtthAnGI7c ANu NN' i'
% oihcr countries ILL.,, ,ha, any hon
O., ma, IN shn cigar- ~ brands the COM al5 nAi
th-ir o~ mandatory Ia Bermudah fN'y ,,ES' In
H. he Ia,.r best tai'al pr"
India Ctgnrrttos blng also one OF The OonpA''' 'l
ties. A.. .,..,tc.p uostaoc staups.
a very choice sclcctOn OF samples vii DC "''P~"N' ~
paid. -. .-, ,,,nortant brnnch 81 the Com
r.ny'- Iusinr.. they shipping very largely ~ Au'N 1851
francisco And the cape u 0'OO c. H. STUART, Manager
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Coparlncrebip Notices.

OrFt,f - WOOD & DAVE
~ PINT-f. SIN hutK. June J, ISL
MR.. GEORGE &. WOOD becomes partner
vi iu ,uf l,,.-, from date. WOOD & DAVIS.
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THE MARKETS.
TOTAL RECEIPTs OF PRODUCE

Fer North Rir,r. Vessels daf RiHr'1fs
NJ ~ XnnK Eri1nV. Innp 3. ISL.
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ELIZABETH CITY
NORFOLK R, R. COMPANY
FIRST MORTGAGE
4O-Year Gold Bonds.

Interest per cent March aud -p,rTpgr i,,i' c
d,O 10 miles ~ road. OF - ','' ~
po,d no. ,,rurlrt,-i between Nor"!s. a. ANA ll'i
,,,u,rfiuy waters ui Nnii"A ~ "''i '..t
it" MN f,, Albruarlr and lau'ie" SOUNDS ANA
Nor fut,rr.- iosp ana haE sd"'' ''
"a rrrsri tlr-, bonds sale ANA t''llADI' -
and are nov Offering matted amount ~ l un 1u iu
i,g he r~if 10 advance pur" without notice. i -
,nation furnished ON APPLICATION, by mail or othrr"l-e
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The following were the receipts and shipments at
and from Chicago and Milwaukee to-day:
RecciutS ShpmcutS
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CAR TRUST BONDS

WE MAKE \ SPECIALITY OF THESE VERY SAFE
srcl-HIrlI., AND BUY AND SELL SAME AT MAR
hit PRICE.
WE OFFER LIMITED AMOUNT OF DESIRABLE
.cAn TRUST ISSUES ADDITIONALLY Sci RED BY
rltr DIRECT OBLIGATION OF THE RAILROAD
tyttIpMINT COMPANY.
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NrsY md B-,,,iFp S'nc,s aul also az kind
a. BlorA .yu 90, 20 ,rt. l.if.... 81
GLJRt.E a. riilN Kiss,
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NV. YORK June 3-Ihr following the total net re-
ccr ~ ott0n the below mentioned porte since Scpem
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% Is; 1910 2O6 n at i1c q 12F6 D. nj lie; II DO,
is N. ~ lie 81 n ~ eaoh Ia Missouri Steers, LOGO
H. at 0c SO n; 81 do, ll27 NJ at l0c; 3J do lsO n, at
II ~ u a
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-04-20
palmnm Oui aleruit Fcrnt.

Whenever place, country, or city be.
comes point of attraction to 6rst.class
business men and capitalists Of the greatest
commercial centers of tho world It's fortune
is made. The city Of Dallas has attained 10
that point, and of all the means employed
and forces applied nothing has contributed
more TO that end than the Inauguration Of
the Chicago, Texas s. Mexican Central rail.
way Other railroads have been built. and,
IF course, have had their influence, But the
magnates of those lines have visited our city
md have fitted away without making any
lensible impressions on this community, or
,xertlng any influence, 10 our behalf
broad, and Il has remained for this
reat working man, the man Of
ndomitable perseverance and energy, Daniel
l. Hale 70 stamp the impress Of himself and
iis great undertaking upon the city OF Dallas
md surrounding country, and 10 awaken .
yreat interest abroad 10 behalf Of our noble
1oung city, our broad and beautiful country,
,ur fertile soils, our variety Of products, our
,ure air. delightful breeses and bright skies:
BE has done moro 10 make this point OF
Itsraction 10 capitalists than any other man,
y anything else except Il be the Chicago
Texas d Mexican Central railway, and 10
magnetism Il due 70 him. Hehas introduced
large number Of elegant Intelligent and
eneible gentlemen 70 10 with whom Va are
delighted. and . fsw highly accomplished
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what He says Of Bible Revision

Rev. Henry Ward Beecher says, with refer.
,pce to he reported expunging in the revised
Hilton d the New Testament Of the passages
n Lukelnd Mark relating to the ascension
# the savior: "The expunging of these
osssagsswould sffsc. the belief in the dogma
hat Chpt's physical body went into heaven;
and | herd it said only twenty. four hours
ago .hs He went up in His own earthly
body, wlch was gloriAed in heaven. This ia
A nj CO poetry, but as to scientific facts il
without pundation. do not know vet what
hs, bee changed or left out positively.
There 81 undoubtedly good many thiogs
in the Nv Testament that might be chang.
ed; or word might be dropped without
alteripgthe sense. For instance, there
should expuDged that intrusive explana.
ton ,hsa certain angel went down at certain
hours ID troubled the waters in the pool
of Betkda. Of course that ought to 90.
But as 1.-THE woman taken in adultery, tney
say thas to be thrown out of the new book.
Ifitis, will paste ii in the back of mine.
II son'of the most characteristic stories in
the life Christ. But l apprehend that it is
not 10 thrown out exactly, but TO 90 into
some oer place. have heard both re.
ports. he events recorded by the four
eyangets are not in any one Of them re-
corded richly in the order of time. Thew
are election of remembrances or memo
sbilla, ind they come together, some of
them, the law of succession. Undoubted.
" the SIMON on the mount in Matthew is
largely collection Of Christ's teachings, but
not all that very time. They are grouped
togethe II you compare tue same thing in
Luke y will see that the two accounts are
both ofhe same transaction. But iD Luke
they ar broken up, and purport to have
been dvered, some parts on one occasion
and son parts on another; whereas in Mat.
thew th are more like modern sermon,
and hsybeen put together seriatim."
Quest n.-This revised book will be &C.
ceptsd thout dispute, you think?
Answ.-l think the ground has been pre-.
pared i,uch way, and the introduction SO
wisely parranged, that should be disap-
pointed 1t did not work its way on.
The w. DR.. Storrs, OF Brooklyn, who is
regards as authority on most questions
relstngo the Bible, says: at is quite time
that the was REVISION Of the translation
Many the cary manuscripts of the scrip
ture' vch were not known ut the time when
the Xii James version, 80 called, was made,
have size come to light and have been care.
fully &mined. The arrangement for this
revisiohas seemed to me TO have been very
int llSt and catholic in its spirit, and 1
look fOfard with great deal of hOna In tho
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ladies with whom we are fascinated. All
these wi carry our welcome words and cor
dial greetings back to their homes in the
great city OF the lakes, and they will tell OF
!ne pleasing aspect Of this delightful coun.
wy ana the hospitable bearing Of this warm.
hearted people until thousands of the noble
men and lovely women of that country, that
Is locked in the cold embrace of snow and
ice for seven long months every year, will
yesrn to see this bright and beautiful SUNNY
land. And this is due to the indefstiesble
exertions OF our friend Daniel H. Hale. Nav
he live to see his fondest hopes realized.
J,M.C.
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Boarding Houses.
Boston Post.

Amer the leading institutions of oul
great Aericsn cities is the boarding house
and igrowing in comprehensivenes and
impotnce year by year, with fair pros
pect Ut before many years it will represent
the lding social and domestic life of our
great.Ld crowded communities. We do
not VII to utter any wholesale condemna-
ton the boarding. house. 1t has legiti-
mate ace in the economy of civilization.
1t offs ready solution of the problem of
livinghen experiments in other directions
have Tiled. 1t is frequently refuge froin
the ca and trouble ana petty annoyaaces of
housekeeping, whether on large or small
scale. But 1t Is o mockery Of
home life; waste of opportunities
to stablish home surroundings
and ,me atmosphere. Municipalities are
lost sht Of. The nconventionali!ies, the
eccentities, 1t may be, that enter into the
charaors Of men and women, suffer eclipse
and armerged in a guarded Journalism If a
persons prudent He must be on constant
picketuty against himself that he may not
suffer rom surprises. He must run the
gauntl of steady criticism from those about
him. rue, he learns in time that good or
evil relrts really amount to very little, and
cares lrdly at all which 1t may be in his
particur case. he hears portion of his
fellow.oarders criticised by his other fellow.
boards when the former are out of earshot;
perhaphe joins in the psstime but If he is
a reasonable man and not confirmed egstist,
he musexpect that his turn will come when
no long within hearing distance. This is
not alsys, or even 10 the majority Of cases,
due to alice. 1t is merely an illustration
OF the tendency among people to talk
about he subjects nearest them, which,
in boarding house, happen to be
one anoher. It's an evil into which even
tho best people almost unconsciously drift,
and theemplation to gossip and criticise is
30 stroB that every man or woman who has
occasiorto live boarding-house life for
greater n less period of time should under
stand itat the outset and resist all 0vertures
in that erection. Do the best we can, we
can hardy prevent our lives in boarding.
house setting from moving in other than
frivolou orbit, comparatively speaking, at
least. + society Is more frivolous to-day
than 1t vas fifty years ago, 1t Is not due 70
the deterioration In the raw material but to
the disturbance in those conditions which
make home life general. The trouble is in
creasipy, and will continue to grow until we
get new class of philanthropists and pub.
lic'spiited capitalists, who shall get the idea
that a system which invites home life Is
worth establishing. Then the middle-class,
as regards means, which is really the con-
trolling class, will enjoy new and more
healthful distribution.
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iS57 Prizes, Amounting TO .....,,,. $40. 400
Responsible corresponding agents wanted a
all points, to whom liberal compensation will
90 paid. For further Information, write
clearly, giving full address Send orders by
express or registered letter or money order by
mall, addressed only to
Nj. A. DAUPn.N. New Orleans, La,
N. bail correspon ence should DO with
M. A. Dauphin rs above. In all cases the
tickets the nselves are sent, and never cIrc,l-
lars Offering certificates or an ythIng elee In.
stead. ANY one proposing TO oNer anything
else by circular or otherwise on his own be.
nail or that OF the company is a swindler.
All our Grand Extraor,,lu airy Drawings ale
under the supervision o, Gems. @. T. Beanre-
gard, and Jubal A. Early Capital Prise
eI0 200. Whole tickets 3D.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-04-20

Ladies enjoy comfort and ease by wearing
a pair of those fine hand.sewed common
sense shoes, the best thing out. Just re-
ceiVcd at LEON KAHN's,
GOA Elm street
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rear is possible the color, price, style, etc.,
desired. A whole suit can now be sent by
mail nj small cost. TICKNOR q co. refer
to thousands whom they have thus supplied
during the past q years. Send for samples,
or call IT'S. W. cor. 9th & Chestnut, st. Inuis'
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Board OF Trade saloon and Bill,arr
Hail,

AT this establishment on the corner Main
and Austin streets, Purdy s. Randall, pro-
prietors, are to be found the yefv choIcest
ana only the very choicest of liquors. wines,
ales, peer, etc, from the leading manufsctur-
ers and dealers of this country and Europe.
a newly lifted up. most tastefully arranged.
and thoroughly lighted and ventilated Bin.
lsrd nall is one of the attractions. Call and
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You are Sad and Lonely.
And it's oil on account of your Indigestion
BROWNS PEPsIN TONIC furnishes the
stomach with the active principles of diges
tion, gives tone to the sy tenn and cures dys-
pepsia. For sale by Hoyt & Coffin and W
Howell n Bro, Dallas, and by all druggists In
Texas.
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East Line & Red River R, R.,
Time Card No. 2,

Taking effect Monday, March II, 1881.
west-bound. JEFFERSON. East bound,
400 p. m Depart. Mai :. Arrive 1910 q. m :.
700 q. m. Depart. Fight. Arrive $40 n. m :.
DAlNGERFlELD
$40 p. m. Depart. Mall Depart 7:5s q. m,
1910 u. m. Depart Fright. Depart iA5 n. I'M.
PITTsBURG.
7:16 p. m. Arrive. Mail Depart e:sOa, m
II 80 q. m. Arrive. Fight. Depart $500 D. m
1885 p. m. Depart. Mall. Arrive $3.50 q, m
1880 y. m. Depart. Fright. Arrive 900 d, m
WINSBORO.
$3.50 q. m. Depart. Natl. depart 6:l5 D. m,
13o p. m. Denart. Fright Depart II As q. m.
SULPHUR SPRING.,
lolS p. m. Depart. Mail. .Dnpsrt $3.50 q, m,
4a0 y. m. ID part Fright. Depart 9:i5 m.
GREEENVILLE
l2:n5 q. m. Arrive. Mail .D.pirt 600 q. m.
7a5p' m. Arrive. Fright. Depart Gas o. m
Connections: AT Greenvilie with the Mo.
faGiic railroad tor all points In the north west,
at Pl,tsburg with the Texas 4 Il. l. railroad
FOR Glimer, Mt. Pl -asant aud Tyler; OF JEFF
isrson with ,he rexas 4 Pacific RAILROAD for
st Lonis and all points east, SOU and snuth-
day. JNO. 4. FLYNN.
Gpneal Manager,
RAtvEY,J R.,
Gen. Ticket and Pass. ARt., Jefferson, Tex.
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FOR EXCHANGE.

ElOR EXCH Angela few Interests In min
i ingclaims In CIR mt county, New Mexico,
for coed Texas lat DIS. Address W q Currle,
Shake spearc, New Mexico
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Removal.
Morris d Randell. wholesale flour dealers.
have removed from Camp street 10 4OS
Elm street, west of Adams & Leonard a
bank.
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Mrs. Chestnut will be glad to see her lady
friends, at her new store on Elm street, where
full line of ladies' goods can be had.
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PASTURE

DASTURE Il have i've hundred acres In
L pasture, with plenty of running water.
Terms reasonable: Enquire at Yearpsn \
Bro.'s fruit stand, Corner Lamar and Main
streeta. Il. q. Knight.
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NORTH, EAST and SOUTHEAST

Trains arrive and leave Austin station at
follows; No Small and express arrives al, at
m ! No 4mail and expires, leaves at $3.50 q. m. :,
Connections At Taxarkana, with all trains
ON st, Louis, Iron Mountain 4 SO. RW'y, for
all points North East and Southeast, At Long,
view junction and Mineola, with ali rains for
international Railroad for Tyler, Palestine,
Houston, Austin, Galveston and San Antonio.
Al Dallas, with trains Of the Houston q Tex AZ
Central R'w'y, for Corslcana, Mexia, Bremond.
Waco. Calvert, Bryan, Hampstead, BRENNAN
At Sherman, with II. & 7. q. ny, for ali
points on the line fthat road. At Fort Worth.
with stages for all points In Western Texas
A. Shreveport, with Red River steamers Al
New Q rleans. Pullman's Palace Sleeping Carr
from Fort Worth, Dallas and sherman to 1T.
Louis. Any Information In regard to rates 20
freights or passage, time an connections with
be cheerfnlly given on application to Geo.
newman, g. +. A., Marshall, Texas, or 3. W,
thompson u. r. \ 7. A., Marshall, Texas
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PH YsuCIAN.

physician ANp sURGEON-DR. NOR.
L TON. once, In hrst national bank build
Ing. Residence, San Jnclnto street, near
Leonard
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LOTTERIES.
TAKE NOTICED

TAKE NOTICED
This Is the only Lottery aver voted on NV IN i.
people Q state, anu under late decision OF
me U. .. supreme Court at Washington l.
the only Legal Lottery now In the United
states, all Other I. alters having been ro.
pealed or having ~ existence "A epeniid
opportunity to wlo d. fortune. Grand distribn.
ton, Glass Il, at New orleans, Tuesdmy
nay 10, 1881. l32d Monthly Drawing
Louisiana State Lottery Company
This Institution was regularly incorporatec
oy the Legislature Of the State for Educational
and Charitable purpc ,es In 1865 for the term Of
twenty-five years, tc which contract the invloa.
pie faith OF the State Ia pledged which pledge has
been renewed by an Overwhelming popular vote.
securing Its franchise In the new constitution
adopted December I'd, A. D., 1879, with a cant.
tai OF 81 ,0OO, 900, to which II has since added
reserve fund Of $3.50 900. Its Grand Single Nun.
Der Distribution will take place monthly on In,
Look at the following Distribution:
CAPITAL PRIZE $4,000,
loo, 900 Tickets at Two Dollars each, Half
tato
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You are Sad and Lonely.

Pages boot and shoe store, Cos Main stree
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MISSOURI PACIFIC
RAILWAY.

RAILWAY,
Passing throuh themost enterprising nor
lions OF karsas and Missouri, the Beautiin
10 Ian Territory and Texas, with solid stes
Louis, Hannibal. Kansas City and sc Joseph.
Missouri, Atchison and INaycnworfh
Kansas. and Denison, Texas, making closs
connec'ions IN these depots with railway iinss
leading to all parts OF the Uni ed States.
Passengers who purchase Tickets oyar tha
MISSOURI PACIFIC RAILWAY have
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Having permanently located In Dallss, 70.
epe< tenlly onefs his professional services 70
the community.
Residence. Grand. windsor hotel.
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FOR SALE,

- DOR sALE-A Cottage with q rooms
GaM II on II ,ss Avenue. Desirably locat-
ed; LIT SIX by 1851 et. wiil.eil on can
70 READY buyer. JONES h MURPHY,
Real Estate Agents, 100 Main st.
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MIsCELI.ANEOUs WANTs

WANTED- Rooms suits bls for light aon.e...
w keeping Must Q comfortable. COZ
Address, M $. w. Herald otti'e. aprio IL
NM ANTED-In a frst-class family a ,yhita
w. woman To cook and do general honse.
work. Apply to ZINE VERY FINE
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FOR RENT.

FOX RENT-Flve rooms. up stairs, III Elm
street. Apply to f. Il. Hughes, IA L m
sreet' aprll2 tt
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koh RENT-A very pleasant suburban resi-.
i dence withp!enty of yard room and shade.
Sasisv ana wei water stable; pasture set in
OIL Works. AAo""iu
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Il VT The business house now 0ccII-
l. pied by Erwin & Co., 4O3 Elm st, &c. will
be for rent on the first of April. Apply 10 John
Browning, 1867. Elm street.
EOk kENT.lhe Bennett hi4e house, in rear
y OF John Potts grocery store, in front OF
Pacific depot. s, liable for produce store:
Will hold D, 600 bushels of corn. For partIcu-
lars, inquire Of JoNr Browning, IOb7 Elm ST
The Baltimore County union., 1881-11-05
From Eklo. 9th District.

The long, long drought has nj last been broken
and we are now receiving the copious showers
which seem TO revivify the parchcd earth and
cauEe her 10 put on the appearance Of q carpet of
green. But rs the ''meiancholy" days are upon
us We may expect q change ere long. Our weather
wise men say that the Winter Is TO be mild ono.
presume our folks can bear II a little mildcr
than last Winter, or at least your humble CORES
pondent can.
Farmers have not been drawn TO our village TO
hear the discussion Of the political questions now
agitating the minds Of some Of our Office seekers,
but ''oid colonial time'ke, stay at home and at
tend to their work.
II has been said 'that there 10 only one cure for
the evils which newly acquired freedom produces.
and that cure Is freedom I suppose We can ap-
ply the same remedy TO political evils.
There seems to be perfect indifference with the
people Of the "Upper End" as regards politics.
The Democrats called meeting for this place on
the goth ult., which was slimiy attended both in
speakers and hearers. A similar attempt was
made by the Ensor faction on Monday evening.
October eth, which resulted In an utter failure.
there being but one Ensor man present and he n
candidate. You can easily comprehend the pro.
dicament In which they were. In order 10 get
begging" ut least for a time. After organization
Mr.. Whitehouse. of baltimore, very ably and
warmly spoke in behalf Of Mr.. Gorsuch for Comp
troller and urged the voters present TO be free.
frank and honest enough Go vote for their interest
and against corruption on the sth OF Nov.
variety is the tpice Of life," and so We had
another meeting Tuesday aight, this time the
temperance men. but owing 90 the incleinent
weather. this. like the two former ones. was poorly
attended. Speeches were made by Messrs. Thos.
Gorsuch and J. J. Starr. They very warmly
urged hearty support Of their ticket. In con.
clusion. Messrs Editors. I would say that Il ..
patent to every intelligent voter that there's more
misery. distress and suffering brought upon the
people by intemperanee. Ito say nothing Of lis
cost than by any other evil. VALE.
The Baltimore County union., 1881-11-05
Enforcing n Dead Mans Contract.

Henry e. Turnbuli, Jr, and Charles W. Rogers
have filed bill n equity In the Circuit Court Of
Baltimore county against David II. Carroll ct al,
executors of the late David Carroll. asking for an
injunction. &c. The bill alleges that the COM
piainants were about organizing the Montgomery
Stock Car Company, TO construct for the safe,
comfortable AMI convenient carriage Of cattle.
That they entered into an engagement with the
late David Carroll. over year since. whereby the
said Carroll 10 loan them $20, 1000. aud they In
turn were TO deliver 20 Carroll two Of II. G. Turn
bulls notes for $4,000 each, endorsed &. W.
Rogers. aud $4,000 worth Of the Montgomery
Palace Stock company's stock absolutely and as
collateral security 2l2 shares Of the University
Publishing Company Of New York, 5000 par
value of the full paid stock Of the Aequa Motor
Steam Pump Company Of New York. and land
notes signed by :. $. Bellows, dated December
2sih, 1876. covering 90. 100 OF land In Vir-
ginia; aud as additional collateral security they
were TO deposit with j. Harmanus Fisher, Of Baito..
sufficient Of the full paid stock Of the Mont
gomcry Stock Car Company to be equal at par 10
Sej0,O0o. II. G. Turnbuli was also 90 insure his
life for year for $4,000 for the benefit Of Mr.
Carroll. The bill alleges that Turnbull gave his
note for 10000, endorsed by Rogers, also 2l2
shares of the University Publishing Company Of
New York. $4,000 par value Of the full paid stock
II the Acqua Motor Steam Pump Company Of
New York. and the notes covering q, 100 acres Of
land in Virginia, and were willing and profcred
to carry out the rest OF their part Of the contract
but Mr.. Carroll, to their great loss and damage,
only loaned them $iO,O 900, whereas he had'the Sc
curi,ies given him TO cover q loan OF $4,000. An
injunction was therefore prayed, asking that the
executors bc restrained from selling, assigning or
otherwise disposing Of the said securities, and
that they the executors Of CarrOil) be required TO
deliver the same up 20 the complainants. The
Court granted the injunction as prayed.