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National Republican., 1881-12-21
ALEXANDRIA AFFAIRS.


Colonel NJ. D. Ball formerly Of this city, but now
OF Alaska was in the city yesterday.
A little son of Mr.. William Sutton, living on Ice,
near Wolfe street. was fatally burned Monday.
The Old Students' Society, OF st. johns Acou-
emy, met Monday night and began arrangements
for the annual banquet
Eight or ten stalwart men Of the chain gang are
now engaged sweeping King street ana making IL
neat for the Christmas holidays.
Mrs. Mary G. Summers aud Mr. John summers,
her SON. and Mr.. John Robert Edelin, LEFT here yes
terday for Atlanta Ga where they Will spend the
holidays with relatives and friends. -
The store Of Mr.. Harry Kirk, on Union street,
between King aud Cameron, was entered Monday
night 10y thieves and robbed OF four boxes oil cigars
aud some old coins the latter having been lett IN
the drawer.
The choir Of tho Mount Zion Baptist Church
(coorcd) visited the residence OF Mr., Benlamin
Austin the efficient clerk of the County Court q
few nights ago, and complimented that gentleman
with n serenhde.
In the match gNme Of t-ball played on satur;
day evening on the play grounds of the EpiscOpni
High School, between the Howard Club aud the
eleven Of the Kendall Green Club, OF washington
| the former were defeated.
The funeral of Mr. John s. Emerson took place
yesterday from his late residence, near the Mld-
| land depot. Mr. l.. was for sixty years n butcher
ness mnny years ago. He was one OF the oluesl
residents of the town, having attained the age o.
| eighty five years.
| Mount Vernon L dge, No 259, Independent Or
der B'nai Birth has elected tile following officers
| President l.. Bendheim; vice president, 3 Be,n
| heimer; treasurer, NJ Reu en-; secretary, II, Gold
smith; inside guardian, NJ. Heller; outside guard
ian, n. SchlOss; trustees, !. EichberB, SCHWARTZ
| S. BlOndhem, Joseph KAUFMAN, ana L. Brown
installing officer, s. BondheimI delegates to IN
Va, on the second Tuesday in January, 1892 ii
| Schwartz f. Goldsmith and j. Kaufman.
National Republican., 1881-12-21
VIRGINIA NEWS.

Culpeper is embellishing her sidewalks with 200
silver naples.
patent was issued last week to Lewis Ginter OF
Richmond, for cigarette.
movement is on foot to construct racing
track at Greeubrier White Sulphur Springs.
Lynchburg firm has received from Constantt-
nope, Turkey, large order for smoking tobacco.
The farm of William Britton. in Chesterfield
County, 1883 acres, bias been bought by John w.
Britton for $500.
While the hands were butchering hogs at Mr.. W.
p Coles place. Mt Stanardsvillc, Sim Taylor, col
ored, fell into the fire and was fatally burned.
The Fincastle Herald says corps of engineers,
under Major cambridge, Is actively engaged in
locating the line of the Richmond and Alleghany
extension on Craig's Creek.
Rev. Pinckney Scott, q member of the Methodist
Protestant Church. died very suddenly at his home,
in Campbell County, recently. He WAS in the sew
enty- seventh year of his age.
II is stated that Father McGuirk, who hos charge
Of the Church of the Holy Cross in Lynchbnrg, is
soon to take foreign trip, and that Father
Thomas Wilson, of Petersburg, will succeed him In
his absence.
A fortune of $4,000 has been left TO Miss Susie
Allen, Of Lynchburg. by Dr. Wallace, who, while
a confederate soldier, was nurscd and attended al
the home OF her late father, Mr.. t. II. Allen, dur
ing the recent war.
Mr.. Monte Walker, youngest son of Major Il. f.
Walker, superintendent OF public printing, who
has had several months Of successful experience
on the operate stnge in New York city, has re
turned to Richmond to spend the holidays.
Rev. Joseph Funkhouscr, an old minister OF the
Baltimore Conference of the Methodist Episcopal
Church South, and for some years before the wal
preacher IN the Church of the United Brethren
in Christ, died near Keezletown, Rockingham
County, last Thursday.
National Republican., 1881-12-21
UNITED STATES SUPREME COURT,

The following business transacted by the su-
preme Court OF the United States yeste day; on mo-
ion of +. X. Valentine, G. j. Phelps of Schuyler,
Neb was admitted to practice.
No ii7o Thaddeus w. Spindle. assignee, &c, VS..
Charles 4. hreve ct nj. Decree OF December q, 1881
dockeng and dismissng this case rescinded and an
nuled.
A. Arthur, collector. &C. Argued by Edward Hart
ley for planiB In error and solcltorGeneral Phil
lips for defendant in error.
No. Gs. BENJAMIN II. Micon ct al, appellants, vs..
The First National Bank of Montgomery, Ala. Ar
gument commenced by p. Phillips for appellants and
continued by H. a. Herbert and David Copton for
nod
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HEARrLEss TRAGEDY.

ayes, my darling" said Rupert Flanagan, bend
ing tenderly over the girlish form that stood be-
side him in the bay window, kisses and en-
braces aud fair words are very pleasant thing
sweet lips aud warm arms and loving eyes--but
truth and sincerity and loyalty arc much fairer.
When man Is discouraged and tired and sad u Is
delicious thought that somewhere there Is q
warm white bosom he can lay his weary head
upon but he wants n true loving heart beneath II.
The clingng kisses Of sweet lips can make him
forget the black wraths of the day, but he wants
the lips sacred to him. and the pleading eyes that
appeal to him must have In them no depths OF de-
ceit and doubt" - NJ,
"And do you really believe this, my OWN"
asked the girl softly as she plucked blush rose
from its parent stem and began Idly pulling inc
"whv of course do, little one, else l would
"1i said Myrtle McDowd, the cold cruel
smil uquet playing over her finely ohiscled
featuu YOU had better hustle around In some
ether locality. You are young and pure and mo-
Bile, but no man who learns n dime novel by heart
can play IL on me-" and, with n heartlcss laugh
she started out to buy some spruce gum.- From
"UpMo Wrong Tree" by 10 Star Dent
THE associate editor of the Doldtcdrc County Re.
publican Horace II. Dick, esq, Chester, Pa, wal
cured by St. Jacobs Oil of very severe injuries re-
sulting IRON fall. His arm appeared to be par
Qlyzpd but the oil ourpd him.
National Republican., 1881-12-21
CuraIpIc Aches.

Among the aches which the unprecedented
career of Hostetters Stomach Btters has proved TO
be durable are those experienced by the rheu-
matte. Testimony Of the most convincing char
acter establishes the fact that the atrocious dis
case, aier resisting the most potent remedies
OF the pharmacopGia, has succumbed to the action
Of this benchcent blood depurent. Add to this
fact the important that 1t is safe, and its su-
periority is very manifest. Unfortunately safety
cannot be predicated of the ordinary drugs used
to overcome rheumatism among which are sew
eral violent poisons, and some OF them. in the
case of arsenic, have tendency TO aggregate in
the system, and cause death at some unlocked for
moment. slight overdose OF the chief remedy,
colchicum, causes spasm of the heart and death.
The Btters besides being n depuIent, remedies
dyspepsia, constipation livercomplaint, and gem
eral debility MWF
National Republican., 1881-12-21
REAL ESTATE.
The Official Transfers as Recorded Yes,er

The Official Transfers ms Recorded Yester-
day.
Mr. j. +. Olmstead presents the following transac-
tons In real estate In tire District yesterday, re-
ported to him by the Recorder of Deeds;
PROPERTY.
On Thirteenth street west near corner of ID street
south south half of lot % ~ feet 81 inches by 1l3
4inchcs), square 2G Joseph Il. Joy TO Caroline W.
Andrews, 81 900.
Wilson ct AL executors, TO John A. Baker, trustee,
elIIOd.
west lot az feet inches by depth), square 1876,
On Ninth street west between N and Ostreets north
subiot IS (2G by 100 feeu square 3G7, Gabriel Ed
monston 10 Robert Downing, s25O0.
on Il street north corner OF Tenth street west, sub
square $50, w. f.. Kennaugh TO Benjamin U. Keyser,
receiver, nominal
on Eighth street east, between q and II streets
north subots aud s by li5 fee), square 9i2 VIII
lam Wagner TO Regina Ready ian undivided one
fourth interest), sjO1.
on Tenth street east. between street south and
North Carolina avenue, part OF sublot (l0 feet 2
inchesby 100 feet TO- inces) square 93, William w.
Metcalf to Jane JUDAH $500
oEoRGETowS.
on Congress street near soul henst corner OF Bridge
street. part of lots so and 81 (2i by 30 ee, block - of
Old Georgetown, Richard a. Edmonsion, trustee, to
Charles n. Allison, nominal,
Same property as above described, Charles NJ ALI
son to Richard A. EdmonstOn ct nl.. nominal.
on the corner of Eighth and Frederick streets all
of lots 2t5 and ZIG and parts OF ~ ~ 2S and 2iD OF
town. Maria M. Benedict 10 John Marbury, Jr, 5000.
--s----
HAVE reached the conclusion that American
ladies are the best vocnlsts-StrdkOsch. It's no
wonder Isn't DR.. Bulls Cough Syrup manuiac-
turcd in this country?-EreIp Sunday.
National Republican., 1881-12-21
A,exnndrIn grnIn pInrLet.

AIleXANnrIA, Dec. 2U.-FouT quiet ana steady.
Mheat-rhe receipts were fair but prices are q 90
bushels sold at 81 3Aal IS for Fut1; " aHl 40 lor
miNedi u 1901 43 for fair 10 good Lancaster no choice
being offered, WHICH would bring Il -, Corn weak;
about 100 bushels of new white sold al dc Rye
and oats-None reported. Country produce hrm AT
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DISTRICT COURTS.

son VS.. Hancock: defendant called and Judgment.
smith vs. Beam verdict for plaintiff; one cent dam
ages Cole VS. PO<inhorn ct AL; nonsWt as to Polk
inhorn. Scott, use, &C. Riser; verdict for plain
tT for s7.35 Tyar vs. Perkins; defendant called and
default District of Columbia VS.. Clephane leave To
file additional pleas and jonder, Adjourned till l030
a. M to-day Assignments for to-day-Nos 36S, 377
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March.
New YorI. General market.


NEw Yong Dec. 20 Flour Receipts, l3,O65 barrels;
exports 2l3 barrels; dull still aud strongly In buy
efs nVoTi very light request and jobblng trade de-
nhnh safes lJOO barrels; No. 3 - OOi TO- superne
western and state y OQlpa OG common TO good extra
do, y Mp0 m good TO eoiee do, s6 1000 %; common
TO choice white wheat Western extra 81 25as 2G fancy
do, Is 5000 W; common 10 good extra Ohio, e. ajG
b2G common to choice extra ST. Louis, s. lO9 O0 pat
TO dotSble extra s SI@O 90, closing duIi siutnern
flour vi aud In buyers favor common 10 fair extr,,
" 1000 10; good TO choice do, " S00pS 22is. Corn
opened A(nssc higher, anerward lost the advance,
10 bushels; exports d,72l bushels; sales, 6s 600
buels; ungraded BenGlc No 3, ild0B7c No ., G7sa
eg6Jc southern yellow, new 67AGg1Oc; No. Deceni-
ber 1cj January, 3StgGs.se elosing az Gsltc
72sc May, 73ts@135ic, clos ng at 734c Oats A0plgc
lower, closing dull and weaki receipts 49, bushels;
sales, $4,000 bushels; No 3 &c: do white igc; No. .,
4sC1f0,sc: do white 9Isalb4c; No l. lsifc: do white
mixed State, 4Sp5Oc white do, 5OGp63c No. January,
4SqtSAc; do February, $500 1870. Coffee firmly held
and demand fair; Rio, lU'4c. sugar steady; nr In
suiry; centrifugal %; mOasses sugar, CSC; Brazil,
about steady; yellow g. 7s0g7ac; white extra q, $500
b4ci yellow do 74Gsc; yellow, 6AM1ci on a, b'sG9
bsso; mould A, &c; standard A, saGSsc conlectiOn-
ers a, 9i cut loaf, 9As@9Aci crushed, OS@glo' pow
Monsses firm aud IN air demand; New Orleans, $50
g. Rice steady and quieG hangoon, e Is IN bond.
Pork dnll and heavy and lb@2oe per barrel loweri
old mess $40 62i@lG %; new do, $500 old December,
tl6 T5 do January. SO CT @lG 55 new, February,
tl7 lb@H IS. Middles unsettled, closing irm long
clear, 0c short clear 9Ac long aud shon clear, 9ic
the advance and declined riie, closing weak; de-
cidedly better speculative trading sales OF prime
steam, spot $40 6's@lO 9G choice sllj December,
el0S1s s@tO 90 January $40 095 5Ml OO February til 10
May, ili 4O9ii So June, sn lIj4Gll 5o' city steam,
olOOO,
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T,n,,. a. G,o-g.,o,y,

GRAIN TRADE.-Arrlyal-Bo Medley with 1000
bushels of wheat. Sales-3,S00 bushels Of wheat
at prices ranging from sl.40 to sl.47.
Coal TRADE.-Only three boats left Cumberland
Saturday for Georgetown, with 500 tons Of coal
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I Ex dividend.
anNEnNAEhr nnNns-cI nsINn nunTAr ArInnse
bANhhiS EAChANGE.
Three-day bills..--.. is5 Sxiy-day bs-.,..... 4sl
By Assoclnted Presa.

by NhSOCIHItu 1TVSb
NEW YORK, Dec. 2O-Money loaned up to 1-l6 per
diem and interest down To per cent per annum and
closed offered at per cent Exchange was steady
nj 4SOGiSI for long and isi@4si4 for short sight.
Governments were steady and unchanged except for
~ registered and "a coupon, which A higher.
State bonds We're dull Railroad bonds were fairly
active but generally weak. The stock markc opened
rather weak, the general list hcng eplc lower than
yesterdays closing quotations transactions aggre-
gated 4Go 900 shares Including Central Pacific i2S0
Delaware, Lnckawanna and Western, 1880; Della
ware and Hudson 7D Denver and Rio Grande, 81 900;
Erie, 1880; Kansas and Texas, $500; Lake Shore 49,
SO louisville and Nashville, 2i,sO; Michigan Gem
tra 1900 Manhattan Elevated, is 500 Memphis and
Charleston, LOO; Northwestern 5000 New Jersey
Central, li,I0G New York Central lO,9oo; Northern
Pacific Ss Ohio and Mississippi, DiO0 Pacific Mail,
l0iO0 Reading 5000; ST. Paul, 1890; Texas Pacific,
$500; Wabash Pacific, $1,000 Western Union, 1850;
Nash Vile and Chattanooga 9G01
National Republican., 1881-12-21

VISITORS, independently of
any intention TO purchase, are in
vited to the establishment of
MIR. THEODORE B. STARR,
No. 2O6 Fifth avenue, Madison
Square, between 25th and 26th
streets, New York. The sales
rooms occupy three floors. The
first exhibits every variety of
Solid Silverware eofunique designs,
Foreign and American Watches,
&c. The second comprises one of
the most extensive and complete
stocks i'm this country Of Diamond
Jewelry, of original designs, finest
Solitaire, and critically matched
Diamonds, rare Pearls, Rubies,
Emeralds, Sapphires, Catseyes,
and other precious stones, Gold
Jewelry, in novel designs, at close
prices. In the third is displayed a
choice collection of Patent Key
less-Winding French Clocks (cOn-
trolled by this house,, artistic
Bronzes, Mantel Sets, Candel-
abras, &C., and decorative Por-
celaine of the Royal Worcester,
MintOn, and other favorite wares,
i'm Vases, Plaques, Jardinieres,
&c. nosam
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Schedule to take ercct SUNDAY, DEcEMBERu


AN. LEAVE WASHINGTON.
t235-ChicagO, Cincinnati aud 81. Louis fSt express
GW-B altmore, Ellicott city. and Way stations
G:50-Baltmore, Annapolis, and Way. piedmont
sirasbIrg, winchester. Haserstown, and Way
5-BaltmOre Express.
8:l0-point of Rocks and Way stations.
&lb-Philadclphia, New York, aud Boston Express
Substitution aud Valley Express. Connects fol
Hagorstown and at Point Of Rocks for Frederick
te0O.On Sunday only for Baltimore, Annapolis ant
iooO- baltimore Express Stops ut Hyattsva
College, Bcltsyiilc Laurel, Annapolis Junction
Jes3ups and Hanover.
tiO:lO-Plttsburs, Chicago, Cincinnati and st. Loui
Express.
i2o-Batimorc, Elcott city, Annapolis, and Way
.t:25-On sunday only Cor baltimore and Way
t2:l6-Baltinore Express
t3:O0-BaltimOre, Philadelphia, and New York ES.
G3i-Baliimore and Way Stations. (Winchester
Frederick. liagcrstOwn aud Way, Via Relay.)
E30-BaltimOre, Hynttsvilc, and Laurel Express
lttedrrick, via Relay Stops ut Annapolis
JunCtiOn.J
ttlO-Baltim0rc, Annapolis, aud Way Stations
tt4j-Point OF Rocks, Frederick, HngeIstown, Win,
chester, and Way Stations, ION sunday to Point
of R0eks and Way STATIONS onyQ
via Relay. stops ut IlynitsVllo aud Lalirel)
GOS-POn OF Rocks aud Way stations.
t6:i5-BaltlmOrc and Way stations,
t7:i0- Baltimore, llyaltHvc, aud Laurel Express.
tS:l0- pittsbnrg, Cleveland, and Detroit Express,
philadelphia, New Tk, aud BustoS Express
Sleeping ears 70 New York. Stops at Hyatts'
tGI7-ChlCngU. Cincinnati and 81. Louis Express.
tDay. tsunday only. Other trains daily, except
SUNDAY.
All trains from Washington stop at Relay station.
For further Information apply at the Baltimore
and OHIO Ticket OHlCts-WnShingtOn station, blO and
where orders viii be taken for baggage to be checked
and received ut any point In the city.
National Republican., 1881-12-21
FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.

stock ana uond Quotntions-Bnitimore ore
and New York Produce Markets.
The following report of the financial market yes.
terday, together with the opening highest lowest,
and closing quotations. furnished by the bank
ng-house of ii. ID. Cooke, jr., q Co., 1920 street,
Washington, ID. O.:
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Closing.
Opening.

Yesterdays Chicago grain and provision market
furnished by Cooke " Co, Pa. ave. and Fifteenth ST.
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IDIED-

HARRIEs.-on the Goth instant at 1891 Columbia
street northwest, WALTER j. W., son of the Rev.
John HarTes, Y. & Indian Agent, Lemhi, Idaho, In
the nth year OF his age
Funeral from Hamline NJ. l.. Church, on Thursday
afternoon, at 80 o'clock,
TREE.--On December 10, 1881, LAMBERT TREE In
the Sid year of his age.
Funeral from the family residence, 5il Twelfth
street northwest, Wednesday afternoon, ut 2
O'clock, ~
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FINANCIAL.
TRANNLERs, Guide.
SSI rHH GREAT 1881

ror,,, rEESNNN,ssYi..yAlNfA RouTE -
- DoUBLE TRACK, STEEL Rails.
SPLENDID SCENERY MNAGNificENr EouiP''
TRAINS GEHVE wRsiffSdiTF0NS,, iFS frSn frS9I station
. cor. sixth and streets, as foows3
press Of Pullman Iiotclaud sleeping Cars NJ 1000 q.
~. daily; Fast Line. 1000 ~ IN. daily. with sleeping
Cars rom Harrisburg To Cincinnati and Chicago;
western Express, 100 ~ m. daily, with Palace Cars
to nP,iItss,61g.rg % gn9 L%gpsyille, % ,,,,,..,,
For tnnandaglia, Rochester, Buflao. aud Niagara at
SW r. m. didly except sunday; Ii3l y. M daily eN'
For MlamspOrt Lock Haven and Elmlra, NJ 1000
n. NJ daily, except sunday
For New York and the Fast 500, 1000 a. H. 200, 1000
and lgla y. nl on sunday, &Ql 1000, and lf5 y. m.
Limited Express of Pullman Parlor Cars g3D q. m.
daily, except sunday,
at Jersey City with boats of Brooklyn Annex.
aai0rGinS direct ransler 10 Fulton street. avoiding
For Philadelphia, 30, iOOl a. M, 2O $40 1000. and
lGi5 y NJ ON Sunday, 20o, $50, 1900, and 1918 D. m.
For baltimore, $40 500 a:an O.O1 a. M and 2:l0 400
i;S iSa GiC '"9, lo.o and i0i5 p NJ ON Sunday, 500
For Popes Creek Line, $50 o. M and 40 D. IN daily,
For annapolis, G;io H. M aud sop m. daily, except
ALEXHNpRIA AND RAIL
| M, ANp ALEXANDRIA, AND WASHING
For Alexandria Go 7en oe. if:io and ii:sO a. M. iea
30 800, s2O, and li:SO p. m on sundays, 6:ao e9l
| For Richmond and the SOUTH $50 and liiiO a. m
,rd,y daily, and ho3 ?. M daily. except sunday,
and 1000 NJ, lilO 800 100, 700 and gOb D. aud
IS0o midnight. Sunday, ut 500 500, and 1000 q. M,
Tickela and Information ut the Office, northeast
corner OF Pennsylvanh avenue and Thirteenth street.
MI ~ InG SAton where orders can be len for thi
checklnE OF baggage to destination from hotels aud
| residences.
J. II. WOOD, General Passenger Agent.
FRANK THOMSON, General Manager.
| u n, A ~ ~
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PRODUCE MARKETS.

n UurONhh IuhuEr. Il I NHgnIa Us, deTd--.n Us
sUBTREAsURY BALANClss
Coin-.. ,g9 so Currency -.... Si4a0l l22 O5
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. J. r. WOOD, General Passenger Agei
VIRGINIA MIDLAND RAILWAY,
TO THE SOUTH AND SOUTHWEST
On and after SUNDAY, DECEMBER IS, 1881.
TRAINS LEAVE u. q p. BEPoT AS FOLLOWS

El0 n. m.-NEW ORLEANS MAIL, daily, Dired
connections for the South and Southwest Dailyu
points wcst OF harlOttesve on g. q o. Railway
PULLMAN SLEEPING CARS on T;i0 u. NJ, tral5
ro mom rsnng rMasnninngton 70 AIanth VIA Danynle ans
1i;2D a. m.-FAST MAIL daily for Atlanta and tn,
South via Washington and Charlotte
PULLMAN SLEEPING CARS ON ii!2O q. m. tralu
from Danyille to Atlanta,
1915 y. m.-SOUTHERN EMPRESS daily. for all
points South via Danville and Charlotte
MARKS, SLEEPING COUCH CARS on lO35 y. III
train from Washington TO Danvlle.
PULLMAN SLEEPING CARS on 1895 y. m. traI
from Washington TO Charleston, y. C.
Passengers tor MANASSAS DIVISION will take 7:l0 n. IN
train daily, except Sunday. For WRrTenton, Tu
a. m. and l:20 H. M. trains daily.
For tickets and Information call at Virginia MID
land Office, 6Oi Pennsylvnnia avenue.
n MAlnA NIEI.
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AND OHIO RAILROAD.
DOUBLE TRACK JANNEY CoUPLERi
STEEL ItAlI.Sl

THE MODEL FAST, AND THE ONLY LINE
BETWEEN
THE EAST AND THE " EST VIA WASHINGTON
, 1881-05-13

Allegation that tt,a Man Who Sued for
435,OOO,0UU Settled in a Crooked
Manner, nud &t,ld Out 1Yls t,O.com-
ptntnants Too Ut,enpty.
BAN FlsASCisc0, May i9.-The E1nmfreT
this morning publishes nj, neco,tnt 0f tho
compromise Of tho famous l}onnllza suits. az
Hrcgnt,nK about S:H,UN.0O0 tile register Of
tic Superior Court sllowH tliat the said sllls,
with tlle exception pf tho ono recently tl,.-
cldetl, haye been dismissed by the consent VI
tho parties hereto. These entries anil sfgill-
tures we're talndc In tic handwriting of TIC
attorneys for tic defendant n1hi plaintiffs,
and appear upon tho register III NJ, informal
md !llegN1 manner, rs the Clerk Of Courts
should have made the entries, anil ITO papers
l,aye been fled containing MI account Of tho
proceeding. rs required by law. II Is under
sttotl this lias beeH tlonc nEainst tl,a wish oi
other Stockholders plaintiff. Ono Of these
att,cklsoltlets, Potter Christian, l,as brought
the matter to thU attention Ut Judge Sui
Ivan. who llas tIiHdu all order thnt
tho partios to tho suits shall show ontlso why tho
Dismissal shall mt DO annillnu Mnt Christian
allowed to Intervene. ~ EsN,n ns tho attornrys
heard Of Chrlstlnsts action. toy Yesterday tlsr,l
a dismissal IN tho pruper farm. Mr.. ltoli!i!y'
ono Uf Hurkn's attorneys, Btnte' that Squire T..
nawny. whn HtnDtl behind Hnrkc. wns dBcnnr.
aKcd brcltlAo hb fDunh that wliHtever money
w. KaS by the nnRs no sit hrsse'nty y %' Mai
r.vcn tho matter up. Dewey deciincd 70 be In
ccctlEnRs conclusive prsWf TINT the bnrRlln be-
tween tho purtsGs was tnAl3u without reference
doubtless 13urko got handsomely pald for hll
cotlurOullst,