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months would exclude as / saiH above. nine-tenths
of English authors from all chance oil American
copyright That be it remembered, IS the opinion OF
an expert II is moreover the opinion of publisher
in the very unusual and honorable position OF argu-
ing the case of the author.
II we look al the matter a little more closely than
Mr. Marston does, the result will be even more
startling. In the example | have quoted he takes
the case of an English book which only one pub
Usher would care to reprint in America. II Is a
glazing case. and one may hope more or less conf
IDENTIFY that American publishers would not avaiI
themselves in such circumstances of their legal
right to publish at the end of three months without
payment But If hey do not mean 10 avail them
selves of this right why do they insert 1t IN their
draft-treatyi And what reason is there to suppose
that in order to secure the right of reprinng with
out payment to the author they would not combine
in the future as they have in the pastf Except
perhaps in the case of books by welknown writers
of those books for which they have paid without
law because il as for their interest to pay-there
is no class of books which the three months lImJ
would protect An author bout 10 publish here
opens communication with firm IN New-lork' IL
viii be a month before he gets an answer, and II
publisher chooses lie can make his answer very
vague. negotiation is entered upon. Nhat 30
easy as to protract 1t till the three months are eN-
pirrd still more IN the case OF DOCKS WIl'4o 'Io
author. for whatever reason does not enter upon a
negotiation till after publication. He Is IN the
hands of the first American Grin he applies 70; or
which applies to him. He knows. and they know
that he must take what offered, or run the rsN OF
getting nothing. If he addresses himself 70
second. how is he to ascertain whether the second
dee, not belong TO the same ring the first And
what is there repeat. in the history Of the Amer
can publishing business to make II unlikely thaI
they will combine 10 take ADVANTAGE Of the necess-
ties of the English author and of the clause which
they themselves have inserted in the draft
treatyl If American publishers are now, which |
do not doubt in earnest about treaty ana II they
really wish that the English author should be Sc
cure n his rights. simple and sufficient measure
lies ready to their hand Let the English author
stand in the position of the American; not r"quir-
inr of HIM TO publish, or TO complete an aCcemcnt
for publishing within a brief fixed rcrod. hut only
to register his copyright in America. or AT an
American agency IN England. Secure to the AmcTI-
can publisher. by all means his right 10 manuiac
ture the book but subject to that and TO some
such simple iormality as the Law imposes on the
American author let the Enlli>n half of the Anglo
American community stand Oh a legal equality
with the American half. II there be any objection
TO such a law as that 1t must come from those wh"
do not really want an international copyright
e.. vs..
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THURSDAY, Oct. 1872. NJ
The Stock Exchange markets to-day approached
near 10 the point of being buoyant, and with some
isolated stocks exceeded the point The day was
one of mystery and Of theories. Values were
much affected by the uncertainty attending
the possible results of seemingly new COM
binatons of speculative forces. The strong make up
of the new direction of the Western Union Iele-
graph Company was a genuine sensation and the
street was surprised to hear that what were sup
posed to be two opposing forces In the elevated
railroad system smoking the pipe of peace
around the executive board of the telegraph COM
pany. Not only was il o sensation. but upon
it speculative circles built thousand
and one theories. Another theory when
to-day proved TO be a moving impulse in the
stock speculation wasthat the of Secretary
Window in the Treasury will be inclined TO follow
a m re liberal financial policy than the present.
Whether the theory shall to be correct OF nov
was the subject of general comment to-day. ana
was an important factor in the calculations Oh
spectators. 1t is reported and prooaoy
is true. that two leading "bears" to-day coVereo
their contracts and were moved 10 do so by the un'
expected combination of circumstances Ihe pui'
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EOR FlRESIDE RkADlAU.
THE CHEAPEST AND BEST SERIES or FICTION.
TIE TRIBUNE NOVELS.

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Ten tines as lqu-t a. THg TRIBUNE NOVEL
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with \. X. LorlIe. Boston
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ALEXANDER Observation-Disclosures boarding
4 -.I.,.al.t. ptH-N.I. Principal p.ANILLIs,fh d.
Ar PORT CHESTER NEW-lORk.
! STARTS MILITARY iN0IIIl ~
f.r.,-f.lI -IL a. WINTHROP - tAII.. An, Principal
DETTS MILITARY ACADEMY. Stamford,
ID conn Established l-f- u,fthul site on Prospect
nm uats r fh. village Prepare Tot co's" or business
DOHDENTOWN MILITARY INSTITUTE
Academic, classic IUt scientific Courses with preparatory
department Aotrr-, cob - r. tt0N Pnn' bori'n'"" NJ
boston UNIVERSITY SCHOOL OF MED
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Dautlul Aca0cmics.

LEX NACGREGOR'S
u school FOR DANCING, ll2 5th.ave,
Irun,ns private aui elias, instruction saturday October
n Tor terms, Sc, send for circulars
ALLEN DDDWORTH'S SCHOOL FOR
a DANCING. SO G-I Ttfrh-ave.
Glasses October -. morning AMI afternoon.
Glasses fUr families. gentlemen ou Monday and Thursday
evenings. Private lessons send st.upt.r circular
IT MR.. TRENOR'S,
n BROADWAY ard 32DST.,
Lessons every day and evening. send for circul1r
ID HARVARD REILLY, Master Of Dancing,
l having completed hs summer CnUeemcut at the
Casino N,Wuurt b. l., will resume his Glasses IN New
York On MONDAY october T. at j7s 5tAayc opposite the
Windsor HUtei.
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TREASURY DEPARTMENT, October TO- 1851.
Sealed proposals invited until II O'Clock, on Mon
day October 81 1881 Tor furnishing fastenngs for cars and
vessels employed In Transporting Unappraisod merchandise
om ports OF original importation 20 ports OF destination IN
such quantities "a the Department may irOn he 10 uie
require
Proposals should accompanied by samples Of the fasten
ngs PROPOSED furnished and should state tie price at
which the viii D. de cred at tho Treasury Department.
The Department the right 10 reject ans O ali bids
and 10 Nuiye Inform ailtl-s
No special form VI proposal l. prescribed or luriNcu Oy
the Department. WI. " lNDOA, SecIOtaIl
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Il 80 Il q go.

,-.l .,S Dan Boston II i 1T Lea. z G lst con
-. t.y.J ........ .5J I.IlI. ...-.l ,3l
5a.nl 10. Cl-- aud Ohio cur Oh & Alton inc
N.rr8uottau T. st 5j,J.I...... 81 1000 .-- lp-
% .1'l .g 3 200 BE- SO & Northwest ON
900 - 90 1900. .b3-. j6l9 coup gold tOuts
Orleans Pac u ElluLoudN Al 5't a, 80
a.HIJ.....-..tf -.gIj------4u5. motifs iL- L
-. ~ p Min md Tex Plc BIO eide 2,JJl-----. rs
- Division Pall,z City st
Ia 400 1929 10000 b3c. So lvpO. ..... lUsS
Mero,o.tan II ID Iu'atSGtNorta st 1000. .ltJ
4. IS y 1000 ....... HOY Ere 80 mortgage
1000. ....- 90 norfolk * " q u ,. LOU - 40
moo 80 50 1000 ..... lo1 , Z lst mtg
Ind Boom e w % z Ten "a & ga Inc 1900 800. ll6h
AA iu. II so Ulp. 49,. 81 Central Pacific q 3
G.J * 5.O'l. ......5la 1000 ...... ll4at
y y LIE g. West @,VJO---.z--.Jl's y Elevated -
New lIcDu T. & Fran 5000 -.... lli1
- 300 - lO2Li Glass Iowa Mid aud Isl
lG,Dl I02l-| 5UO........lO5 spool. 10
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EGw Gthoo!s.

ANNUAL SESSION (23d) Of the LAW
u ~nIrJL OF tla University % the city ot New-lort
begins october next Address b. r. JAG rs, secretary Jt
the Faculty, 1876 Broadway.
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For Young L.adia--C.tY.
A-COLLEGIATE DEPARTM l.aH, avs


AMERICAN KINDEHGAHTEN.
- N..ta -,.aa. .oli. p. 'a.' ..''. VIII 5g'pnI,'
Io.trrol American Kindergarten T.-..I.e
MADAME EDNOND--FAREIo. rc-orcns
VI oao9e. B ia-'4 literature DO. '...' >o'.aasl d.
NrESDENOIsELLEs CUAEEONNIEE'S
~ French Prlt.-ln. HIli.ls lr. s school 'H- Young
Ladies. u il-, ''l', ..f. D. .ar. Nt glrrH lA.,t
Mri,-.o .ls .Jl..es s... b, a. I,u-
MISS BALLOW $ ENGLISH and French School
reopen rev % &o-actil5 -,pi,no.r-s
NIISS do BRUYN KOpS and MISS KEITH,
" 80. 81 EtSr ,5ii.,Ii ,orae,rg ~ 5iis,a,ye
Ladies. a;h E.ud,r,lricl ~ep,em11r1L
Miss EDWARDS'S School, % West Both
IA ~. viii Doc r.pp.ucl on Monday, OrLt
MISS GIBBONS SCHOOL FOR GIRLS re.
Va moved 20 30 Wet ilth..i5 rc'p.us september =,
MISS JAUDON'S YOUNG LADIES BOARD
Natural l-.ayear ,ie,hol
MISS MARY MARRIOTT NORRIS will H.
VI open ncr Cas.c. Ii ,s, 1l-,-,' Gr4nsrcy PARK
wcanr.day. Oct ~ rEp'ratap t9r y1-s,r W.1yer smith
Ar Leratlr ,gi a'r' i'1su'5 aIi Snga,4., tIr
NIISS :. l.. CHAPMAN.
vi ENGLISH FER, u ASP GERMAN BOARDING.
FORMERLY Mss l. T. BENEDIcTS.
No West 47h,t, three doors from otl''e IAoroashn.
NILE. RUEL AND MISS ANNIE BROWNS
VI French daI english Boarding aud Day ,clJ1.
- WEST FIFTY SlNTH-E,
win reopen September ~. ISL
Students prepared Tor collegiate eE4iAIoast desired.
NINE. G. MEARS'S
VI ENGLisH FRENCH AID GERMAN BOARDING
AND DAY SCHOOL
Ladies bounded lriu, No. g22 " adisOu
New York rtopens September - l~sl. French Is the lam
guage The family and school lectures u English. French
by eminent professors especial attention paid
English and French Primary Department.
Mime. A. G.. MEARS, Principal
MRS. JONSON and MISS JONES will re-
VI open Boarding and bay school Tor Young
No - EAST 3lSTSG, september 20 Full Collegiate and
Special with elective studies for senior class and post
graduates French and German taught By native oir--Or-
Special attention paid 10 primary and preparatory departments
MRS. RAWLINS' School will open at 81 +.
vi gOth-st sept - Circulars had the school
and at Columbia Grammar school
MRS. ROBERTS and Miss Walker will re-
vi open their English and French school for Young La
dies and Little Girls Il, Ma-ouave on Monday, sept -
Two young ladies can be received INTO the family
MRS. SYLVANUS REEDS boarding and
reopeus October French and German languages pract
eay taught thorough training primary and secondary
paTmtnt the course Of study u The collegiate department
requires four years and meets al The demands Tor the higher
education OF women.
THE MISSES GRAHAM successors to the
Their English French Boarding and Dag school for Young
ladies' WeiEesday ~epcuoer - a. No sj ftthave New
York THIS school, established ~ l-l, continues the
careful training AID thorough in ever department.
for which Il has hitherto occa % iaForl1.y SHOWN
VHE MISSES PERINE, 3, East 7lth-st., will
reopen their English and French Boarding anil Day
School Tor Young Ladies September - number oi resident
pupils limited
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G. W. CARLETON & CO., Publishers

NEARLY READY-NaryJ J. Holmes new novel, " Made
line" 4 splendid story.
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CLOSING PRICES or BOSTON STOCKS
Boston. Thursday, Dc. -, ISL

CLOSING PRICES OF PHILADELPHIA STOCKS
Report.d bp JOHN II. DAVIS 6 co, No. Y WlIi-st.
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Ncu publications.
HARPER & BROTHERS, New-Iork,
PUBLISH THIS DAY.
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2Os The Cauerouiaas. Novel By James "r-'t.... ~
POI ~c-ptre ard Ring A Novel BY H H. BrNtan..... 20
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THE RAILROAD FJRGER AND THE DETECTIVES
Allan Plnkertons famous new book Full Of vivid Austra
Sons 81 20.
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TREASURY DEPARTMENT., October 10, 1851.

PROPOSALS for FASTENINGS for CARS
L aid VESSELS transporting nnapprai,ed merchandise
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CHILDREN's FAIRY GEoGRAPHY.-Tle most atrac
tive CAu9rea's book ever published.
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~ HARPER & BROTHEEs will serl any o; the above
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THE FoRsAKEN BRIDE-Mrs George -Aciion's pow
er:ulucw novel II 80
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Another deeply interesting aud exciting new novel May
Agnes Fleming author o; "a Wonderful Woman Guy
farssoar,. WIFE" a Terrible Secret "A Mad Aarnate
"Eas Uanroar silent and True" "uue Nights Mystery
Heir Of Charlton "Care4 b. Storm ETC. Price 81 30
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p,u,r including uoarh Fl-1.
NSyANTED-A b0arlng-school for three
w colord BOYS brothers, respectively D., IS and 49,
lately Huiyrl nom Cuba, any place outside Nr".fJrN
preferable with reasonable terms. Address. with l par
ilcu4r., cOuSc uiDut call, JOSE MENENDLE, III
Pearl g.
IEANTED.-The address Of a kindergarten
west ~ Othayc, and In tbs ntgAJoro.I OF sd st.
AEtly,.. }. g.. &c.. Tribune DnICe.
, 1881-04-21

s,Er1t W CITY ttMtra WITHIN hA1,ltx UfhESEH
Mit.Es i,f T.lE ctrHT-auI'ar.
t,fty-tr+t ~, hetwccu Stewart nv, mud i!altir
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wEHr 0r rtTr LtMtrH MlTittN \ l!AhittH bP a"FhH
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ra;tnm H. Il II iS.st f;,iiy.trsi /, EsiaS
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, 1881-04-21
THE UTE INDIANS.

LEAbvlLlH, Colo, April aL-A gentleman. who
hha bacn ut Whlta River Agency two yeurs, AA1
fuyt arrived rfoEn there. aays the Indiana do not
raooxuita tho treaty ~ bi,Nlsnv. hut ehIm that
tho 11aiuy pai.l theih hy tho uUyer1tA,snt was
aHc thstn. They aro willing ~ Eiyu UP tho
MOUNTAINS. unt mot tue valleys. II an Attrmpt
u .nade to re4li.vc thcnl tu utah they Will fuko
10 tha lnuuntulns and keep up u tlcsultory wnr-
1.isllry " ths AReivy. sHlnx sl,cIel.t III rsu0vo
the Indians II Ai ordered. ulla iva companies Ut
cxvnlry Hvv ctlArteA 70 nrr!yu rVuu ~ Goi'puFatu
with tlVtu. TAa setilGl" NeHrsy ull ru5ide III
hhNk t1nuaEx s1ll Arv unanrt,tu, anu no say d
lhat the wc!l. t,ineEs wan arc daily pour
hI1 mo ihu AxetSy Iccllfts they Will drive lhU
tlltluus put the Goterpluuut doua uos.
, 1881-04-21
REAL ESTATE.

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, 1881-04-21

'4ukAt*tst* pte7
oxinx 4a "wAAhonts" no stpck "@s I'll. l's bt ~
tic Atilwaukuu i ~. I'nuk and tho Hs'na
Cl,tcagu Northwestern wnss only nae e@ .st ltess
In thois lattei 10 uso Nrartrs' J "f"a - t,s VI
4 o., of 1.ollIon. ur.tos " follows an'e'
Apttl1s ..,,,,n,, atsta
OF atp md The rvAtrtpllItta on tha IL ~ frshu as
}tu nr6 relaxed III a.t Tlcs "tes&S 81 y" "in.ai 1ual.1.
hare hsoM rstyEtul md u tyn M,ysg ~ t,a eh.u!
ttis ratuatH9s x}ih Iefars, H. tl' " LHtrts "a.sst
tts(f districts until rho uHl Of APRIL. a1t r..
eifcuNstnncUs, AlthnnItl tha ,..lt .tII III
knDWn in yuqt sup. seslaM - Mas M. aII. H.
csIl1nfvta W(ihnut nult1nln4 tl1nt ,I,s ilp' -
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tt1an Then taN &pxsi Hf !llttsu WY am,.i "
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EiNH,4s prevention II thu tu." H. II 10 Nearby Hls
ths tss6cttxu shiEs wrrt " " .,,o na.xst u.
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ru1heF ba4 luuk. Psp.ty larkS rete'i ,.rf uuIf'
Oh, and " ke1 Yurk Wis Eef''ra !, hIts st"
thV,,xht ii foscea furthvf decline. a, !, b.f!"
quito stsS 80 bolow tuo tAh Iftes % ,,th tnas
An.i tor htla II tu'ste ~ tle"x" t'' uul adas
would ba ,t0nv gxepls at that 'a.''a W. sl,ya -
towards Tho middte OF thu lotettt'''. 'r,r 1hs
Iuaf,e4i thut . xure hare r. ~ ti su;jnv VI -
Vwukt0 & Ht. ttpt md u &&sMaH5n 5nt,I eI W t.Me
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MI tu,k lV.4 y til ,iuEo cDHhIEhes xsll Hss'
O{ Tic p1tetuvun asltefH lku NV *A'
, 1881-04-21
TlY TELEG GHAPfI.
NEH FVJENt
Gptttat Dtsp.iteh to tn Chicago Tribune

SPtGtNs AR3F'stSt ~ A'sv ~f''s*s~ N's"h"*@
NEW YORK. April 1l-The saure speculation.
though In the maln tlrn, was ut times foverlsn
and unscttlcd in tono. The mnrkct opened Mt |
MI ,uvAnce OF u 10 ~ por cent OH tho eloant9
quotations. OF yesterday, tic lattor IN Erie pre-
ferre'l, aild prices subsequently, advanced Il to
per cent, Marietta Cincnastl lFst
preferred showing tho greatest Improve
inent. At tho First board u slight pressure
10 snli wis manifested. at1o ieellne OF to III
per cenr took plnce. Canaaa suuthefi leaAsnS
thorcin. Tho depression, however, wns VI br'ef
duration, and oeforc noon tho deelno was
almoat futIy recoveFed' During tno hftefs'ooh
tho general tendency was IN tho direction M
higher prlcess anu Anucr Ronu Duy1hS mo Fen'
erAl list advanced steadily, the oost lKroa OF tho
dhy bosnK touched IN tho latc aues' Tho aa'"hco
lroin tho luwcst pntnt VI tho morning ranged
from TO ~ pcr cent, a1la was lnoat inarkeu III
Now Jcrsoy Centtti. which ws5 tnkon III large
hlouks ht rapidly advancing quotations. Nortll'
tcri Haoltu, Michigan Central. Eahada Southern.
Ohio Sllsaisspp raolio Maii, Toxns Pncihc,
Wpstorn unl1H Atid Union Fac|tlc wore also
PROMINENT In tho upwArd movement. Roulln3
was exceptionally. weuk aud dcu!lnod ~ per
cent. III tho tlnul B,slca Ohiu s. hllssisslppl
rcautod III rcr cont, md the general ltst felt of
u frslution frun. tho h!Rhost point.
Tho money market worked vory smoothly
Throughout tho day, and lowor ratcs OF lntcreat
wer0 accepted for accommodation than hAyo
been current fur somo titao rlss- Call laans on
pledg0 Ut acceptable stock collateral wer1 uiatie
ns low Us 2i pur ro,,t, and closol ut D per cant,
whtlc tho highest figure paid wis d
ror cont. Loans wcru uado OF Ouvurn-
ucnt bonds ut por. cent. TIme
loans wcro freely ntfored ut ~ por cunt,
In thB tllacaunt market, primo mercantile paper
ruled ut +,sGs.l!s ppr cont.
Thu stcrlauih exeha1lHo ,narkot continues Hi.
chauycti ut the noln:nal asttns quotations.
I,crtt waro IN Hills OtlerIf,u tt,-finy uru,ytl
, 1881-04-21
MINING NEWS.
RAN ftfANOtsCO.
SAN FRANCISCO, April 90.-Foilowtug are tho
BOSTON,.


AosrOR.
Special Dt,pateh to The chitaoo Tribune.
Dosros. April e0.-fn mining shRrcs Quincy
advanced to u1!s; Franklin u, to ilat; contrHI =,
to 10; Catnlpa LILO, to t-lS; crsscont sud at
l3l, phruix tloc,nod II, to Jul; Calumet 3;
ilccla Il, tn :nt0sl; Aloncz II, to ss,;.
10 fhe l.fst<rn 4ittoetatti PFtss.
IosroS. April A.-Nlnug stocks cloaod as fol-
lows:
AYasa Mining Coz 2hssT,s na.;,, xGSspsr... N
Cutnl.... ..,.....1 ll.lAlQu1ey .............. ~
CNpE8t Fhslss.s.s.sn.&
t)GsIGn ailYnt..s. -. silver ls0f-...,,s..... ~
EEltlklln. .... ......st,. liza
, 1881-04-21
HREAI,STUFFS,

FtOult-wns strong. With Il fair denand. but no
much plE,g Ftneks light enough u mako hold
trs !ncpnntlunt especially NJ tho sprlna Hands hro
e'ras!!ns tho pructior sn'os wcto rcpoFtea o. ~
srrlnxs pats, NJ s!9 ma 10 Dssslo aoat a. "ssae
h5u. THtR G1hal 10 l,4u 0flet F3nnft Hours "eFo
quoted d. slas+ for GOOD to c'oeo md r5o flour ut
<'s1 0rnm Sl,t1srrrys-,yore in )laht don,and, ana
quoted tu. sntes wore reported q i, ca;s oran At
Ut s,ls;. Coarse cora.,aoai was nomlnal at tiuO
m ner v. t.,r m truck. '-''''''
'apxiS1 wiiEAr-wa., moderately active. md urn.
a:s.s Ftise. y Iass:ay %as lsri{;a SatsSts xsfs
rxs: ~ sa. @nd III s,ps*s 4, EnS!'s sss Msss
hsyS TsrS s.e Incs s q q, sxlo,t emsnd sna.
u, xar. ati adyiSss sro, t|'o suatry Te!s AZ
%hefe % w.s i f.ir SassiiS Sutasaa isf fasases and
ilu 'n!nt rnssH dnwn WIZ nplars'ntay due 1iuE9 y
wtIras w,s in tnIr demand, 10. pfysita ii flU lor
rus,Hr IL flIEH& LTD fvr Kli4-plav4l reCsipE. Hput
saits wefo rep,ficd II a,ul pu ~. q tIaa1i:.N'
trni nIinai ~ abuut g!a) ls1! VI rJuei ut sln tn
, 1881-04-21
JUDGMENTS.

SUFET1oR CnuFr - e0SvEssIoSs. - tEaao
l1sensletler 1t tal.vs. Iacob LiUbcnsteIn, ,000-
rhcrcsa Amhosv W. Prank. Auherx. $7aj.-Au-
gustus Fiorsholm Vt al. Va. Eias 0suenobAum
und Gerhard Furau,An, Fss,sttl
JupUA aNiH!-Ejs0u kalth ot al W, ELI II.
Dcrry. puniol Il. Hmlth. and yoluey J. Shlpu,uu,
Sartlet, $l7H, and tnutluM FUR llew lrnl.
JuialK NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Wornee Of al. vs.
DF<bltlnuits, &l1R.41k
EinCulT -COHYEsEIoxs-Qu1tQve 9olos
nun Of VI; -. Abraham !sunatu,, *l11.
JUDGE A1AAS-Ocus9e II. bulr ". Vacuum
EeeAui Extractor manufacturing Company.
StVi2,rl.
, 1881-04-21
PROBATE COURT.

In the matter Of tho estate OF Joseph +. 1'on-
fold, deceased. letters OF administration were
issued to Lucy F. nonlold, under bond for
$a>0A.
deceased, letters documentary wgro Issued to
John Camplon, undur bond fur 81, QUO.