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Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1883-05-24
additional Locals.

| 4AQQttIL,2adI Locus.
PREPARATIONS FOR THE observa-
ton of Memorial Day are being made
by our people. Those having it in
charge urgently request all having
flowers to give to the ladies who will
call on them, as generously as posi-
bic, as, owing to the lateness Of the
season the supply will be short.
Addresses will be delivered by Hon
John A. Rooms and others.
There will be two bands Of music
In the line of procession and singing
of appropriate hymns by one hundred
little children.
The young ladies Of the town and
vicinity are requested to meet at the
residence Of Miss Kate Stokes on Fri
day evening, to arrange for securing
the flowers.
*"Old birds are not caught with
chaff." Therefore seek and find the
pure golden grains Of health in Kid.
ney- Wort. Women, young and ole ,
married or single, if out of health,
will be greatly benefited by taking
Kidney-Wort.
Read the splendid offer of a farm
at private sale as advertised by Mr..
Jere. Flohr in another column.
The attention of builders is called
to the Bridge Letting and School
House Proposals as advertised in
another column:
BUCHUPlABA.
New, quick, complete cure 4 days,
urinary affections, smarting, frequent
or difficult urination, kidney diseas-
es. 81, at druggists. Prepaid by ex-
press, $l.25, 6 for S.. E. S. WELLS,
Jersey City, NJ.
The MoNuMENT.-The county
commissioners having accorded per-
mission to erect monument to the
memory of the Union Dead in Court
Square, Frederick, the following
committee has been named by the
president of the meeting held here
several weeks ago. This committee
will take charge Of this district in the
matter Of raising funds.
Messrs. G. A. Damuth, II. W.
Bennett, James Fraley, Albert Coli
flower, VIM. J. Freeze, Jos A. Gernand
+ L. Boblitz, P. N. Hammaker, II.
G. Root, j. F. Miller.
Misses Ella Weller, Effie thinner
man, NJ. Mcpherson, Clara Livers,
Katie Stokes, Mamie Cover, Mary
johnson, Carrie Slick, Annie Webst
Birdie Mcclellan.
Any communication that may be
desirable on the part of others inter
ested in the project should be address
ed to J. II. Cover, chairman, or Col.
J. R. Rouzer secretary of the citizens
meeting referred to.
ROuuh IN Rats.
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1883-05-24

PHILA., 308 NORTH THIRD ST.,
February /, 1888.
have been using ALLcocK's Porous
PLAsrERs for number of years and al
ways with marked benefit. / have been
much troubled with Muscular Rheumatism:
have been treated by five Of our best ply
sicians without receiving any relief what
ever. then used ALICocKs PLASTER on
the parts affected and l can assure you
the pain has almost entirely left me. can
recommend them to every one as the best
plaster made. have tried other kinds but
found them worthless.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-12-08
STATE of TRADE.
DOMESTIC MARKETS.

BALTIMORE IDec Flour quiet and nominaly steady
HoE 5G 7PtT do a FSm SC'a % city & super
Extra 25 DO R w., 6raGds 90 o9SG Pa
3 81 49,! So AGfG s,ern tS Red SPOT
q OF ra RecSmGer = 97taS IT, 9' av January
dfl 49, CornSouthern nIgi Western hgheri Southern
q aG3ho; December 9ssc asked January G2ta!i2 2e
uSt Prime 5 S69eS 9 , e Sr@ NaTaS
bush 600 BUSH s 1000 I bash
BUSH R.fG era At 81 % aSgf S %nc a % 10
aT pHah %9S d e At WITH Ga E sa SP9
Tew do 5Sd5ac. Railroad receipts Fodr, 10000 bbIs
asy SS bu sS' hairoad APPRENTICESHIP S6s
Wheat 81 900 bqshiCoIn, $4,000 busni Cats 5000 bush
cIS5xSST PoEk quiet but firm at ~ 25s$l4 %
changed and nrn shoulders So 75 Clear RID
S9Moa 10 10 aetciois 200 hesd sh@ens ooo R ea
lar dcuand the trading easier afterwari adyanccd
closed T Ighsr tEn yesterday sales ranged DccoaSfT
95%qg51 closing at g92i January 6ay & CLOSING
asl O4 closing az 81 O39.; No Chicago spring, 0j4@
laye account 6nt less eIccdi prices We're negnli, and
cneda Iihe h9ctuatcd, rallied aG9l about noon became
sales ranged Cash, closing at 5G2ij December
February c closing At May &C. closing x
at Oats active arm and higher sales ranged: Cash.
ary 81 32ac closing at S263oisc; February SCI SSiS;
ley & az & fss a sSay ana RYE 80 P Ss
snon GS 9 as ps '9
& aa e9eG seiGy ss ranged lash S2 for
Si3 81 29SlS So closing At $i3 622Gsl3 G0 February,
a w. f s0 & csnF S az Massh fs iSS
RecelPsoFlonr 1900 bbls Wheat 5000 bushi Corn,
ments-flour 10000 b6s Wheat. $4,000 BUSH corn 5G.
G a nI dSSSsd % for 9o sSg
and &c for February and May CoEn-saes $4,000 BUSH
sfy oatssaies 10000 BUSH advanced &c for Dece2bcr
S b aS 90 @SOFaS sRy May
declined &c for December advanced 2c for Janugy
February
PHnAOELraA, Dec. Flour dun but steady; Wheat very
we're holding on sales Of fresh No Red in eIpoP eo
yator at 81 W.; No Red quoted at q 10 No. Red al
NstsS e. fgiSSiu; II al sske Do
3inGHy S s. E.GSEa q ~ RS
market was strong under light offerings and good covering
can Export orders continued lmitSd
Sales 4 eccd on track and dock at 81 one n
co.. At 5GS per % 70 new No White Track 63 choice new
track and grain depot $40 old No mixed grain depot GSc
depot sail gsa S IN ga sa depot s 5 %Ssd
;p yellow in THn depot o. sail Yellow aoat o. a yellow
69Hd6SS Sail mixed December GSi4 bid, 6i4 asked Jan
Match 90 id Ssked1Eeceps Flour H 900 wheat
2 1890 corn 1000 lSSYO lOOOo-shipmonts-whea
ST LOUIS Dec Flour dull Wheat duh and lower; No
hsG Pal ysG 6l q cash December 81 el
Corn opened higher but desnsd Gales is cash 45Ss
Ma Ma December oS,s Aye January lebay $50
2v't January SIC February - ha5l7sc May Rye quiet
% % &c bid Barley ou at 50eS0o. Recepts-Flonr 1000
bbls Wheat 10000 bush Corn 81 0OO $4,000; iiyo
5000 Barley, 1000 shpments-tlour. 5000 b6is;
2.0O0 Barley, 1000. 49, ~
T WS,s !. Pee %hes; dull and shade lower,
"a "a; December 81 92 January, u osisj February
99o90sc. Corn easier No. cash and December SIC;
NAY 99 Rejected SSc NO Grade 45c
none none shPgenla-WheaL 10000 bush Corn 10000 bush
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-12-08
COTTON MARKETs-BY TELEGRAPH,

IryEEToOI Dec. 7-l23O p. m.Cotton tendng down Md
Orleans, l-l6d. sales 5000 Daee,
nclrg 900 Tor speculation and export receipts $4,000
ilcs Including American. Fuuros-U plands Low;
Kidding clause December ana January delivery 55 35id.
F,bTnsrv and March delivery, 5s6id do, March end
April delivery uIUid do Arl and May delivery ltid
D. M otcn-F uuIes-Uplands, Low Mddling clause.
delivery . 52O4d. do, January anil February de
iiyery 54ld 10 February and March delivery 6664d;
livery 6 81 al. Futures closed weak.
GGivEsToS Dec. 7.-Couon quiet Middlng loo; Low
Mddng o Lice; Good Ordinary, 93lgci net receipts,
ss3 gross 1885 exports to Great Britain ieS5 to The
Gales, 2i3; stock, lO1,USl. Weeky-Net
recets 81 900 gross 32279, exports to Great britain.
5625; France 1905 10 the continent 2,ss5i to the
SIV1yNAH Dee 7.CottOn steady Mlddling, e7sc.; Low
ddug gsc; Ordinary, 9lc net and receipts,
95S2i exports Coaswse, se9 sales 800 last evening
IN . eIports 10 Great Britain "A 2Oi France 1000;
Ia the CoutiI eat 5ljl Coastwise sl02 sales 300
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-12-08
CLOSING PRICES or BOSTOY STOCKS
CLOSING PRICES OFPHILA DELPHIA STOCKS
RenocieabaJ oaN IL DAVIS 8 90. II WdI.5.


FRIDAY Dec p VI.
The stock speculation to-day developed no new
features Ii irregular and feverish from the
openine to the close. Tie final result is small de-
clincs for a majority Of the active stocks. The
stocks of the Northern Pacific system, except of
Oregon Railroad and Navigation, seadier to-
day than they have been lately and fuctuated
within range OF per cent. closing with gains Of Il
per cent for each of the Pacics and loss OF Is for
Oregon and TIanscOntinental Oregon Rail
road and Navigation declined from 100 to lO7l2
and recovered to 100. Special weakness was de-
velopcd in Union Pacific and it declined from IL
TO S3lt aad closed at S53i. Among the Changers
Rock Island and Burlington and Quincy
were the weak spots; they declined, re-
spectiyely, from l21 TO 119G119l2 and from
12414 TO 121'sG 1928. Northwestern sold
down to 11s12 rallied to 1872 and closed at 1l04
against 1913 last evening, and st. Paul after
rally TO 9S sold down to 96a4 and closed at 81
Lake Shore again declined to 1OG, bat closed un-
changed at 1OO5s Philadelphia aud Reading was
less active to-day and huctuated only between
54ss and 55as and closed unchanged at 540s
Central of Ncw-Jcrsey, however, rose from sSl2 to
s5a4 and closed at the top figure, and Delaware,
Lackawauna and Western closed - lower at liza
after having sold at 117;s Central of New-Jersey
was better oil the decision of Judge Nixons refusing
to grant an injunction in the jersey Central lease
case pending the trial. Concerning the stock of
the Chicago and Northwestern that is or was held
in the companys treasury, the company on June 5,
1858. gave the required thirty days notice
to the Stock Exchange of its intention
to issue of its common stock $5765, 100. which,
with $621 $50 old stock held on May 81, gives the
company S1O,3s6, 400 Of the common stock, which
il may dispose of any time it suits its convenience
10 do so but the vcepresdent is authority for the
statement that it has not yet sold any of its stock
The free supply in the loan market, and the circu
lation of new certificates the names of several
brokers' firms both of Northwestern and Lake
Shore, forbid the idea that the late large sales of
those stocks were made for a 4" short account so
traders are still racdng their brains over the ques
zion. Whose stock was it I The market closed If
regularly weak.
Government bonds were quiet and strong; the
bids for the IS were advanced Is per cent. Annexed
are the closing quotations;
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-12-08
CIVIL NOTES.

The jury before Judge Beach, in the Court of
Common Pleas yesterday gave Michael Shannon So
damages for permanent injuries received at secOndave
and Ffty-frsts on the evening of February IL $780,
from the plaintiffs tripping the tilted edge OF flag
stone. He brought suit for $4,000.
Mrs. Mary f. Sharpe, the proprietor of the
saade Plating establishment at No. $50 Broadway, in
answer to her husbands affidavit in the suit for the pos
session OF their ourRonhsold child, which Mr. Sharpe
took away from then home Sunday last made affidavit
in the Supreme yesterday that her husbands
lions that she had promised him half interest in her
property was untrue she denied that she had struck
him. save in selfdefence declared that he had an un-
bearable disposition and that Mr. Sharpe took the child
Henrietta TO house OF bad character when he carried ii
away OH Sunday. Judge Lawrence adjourned the case
until to-day
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-12-08

oAa3oo welsh tubs f8a20c state Dniries entire 2oH5ae
stac FJrhIns l0a91c; Western Imitation Gre zSV
zoe; Western Dairy, 15d26c; Western factory s.
CHEESIIThe better grades arc stln InoIs or .a,n
neglected but medium and lower qualities navs sesd
CHOICE Eastern 12i2d121.c Common 70 fIlhs,
Partly skinned 9c Ohio Flat lOmlzci Ea,1,S
Home trade Fancy September, l2't@ l1c s,iro
Fine marks well sustained in price on stss and
in0uiry held stock Is slow and barely stea{ It,pad
pennsylvania 81 32ci Western and Canada -9@oio' '
23dAc. -,
RICE-st ady. unchanged; demand good
SEEDS-Unchanged . -, A,or,;n,oue
$50 test l31Gc and hhds Centrifugal ABOUT 70
Refined options FIRM 300 bbls STANDARD "a, nptces rmer
Cut Loaf &C.. Crushed. 9c.; Cubes sStfcc;di,d aXD
dered. S4aS4c.; Gr9nnlated sIsc; ~ y q i6a
saSsc cOnieconers' "a" a5c Standard Co. ss.a7";
ETtra 90, gasa6sr: &c - 6isaGLci yellow. 5sld &C. -
TEA-Back very firm; Japan frn but qnle' no s"'e'o"
Change. 49,, ,, -saoc. Leaf
TOBACCO-Kentucky guet and steady i.ngs' '@oci A'"
s4dt0lc sales, 10 hhds seed Lear quiet soooos and
WOOI-Trade Is dull and only the Fine 0ts Oh
other Prime Woods are other qualities and descp
tons almost nominal.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-12-08
SILVER DOLLARS IN THE SOUTHEASTERN
SEVEN VAULTS NOW FULL, AND NOT ROOM FOR
MANY MORE.

SEVEN VAULTS NOW FULL, AND NOT ROOM FOR
MANY MORE.
The Sub Treasury in this city is filled with
silver dollars II vault for less than one mil
lion moro 1t held yesterday S23,6lO,000, which was
stored in seven crowded vaults.
-"we cannot take much more" Assistant Treasurer
Acton said the amount increases steadily, but we SHAH
coon be full coinage should be stopped at once. bu
every month produces two millions and odd If the
coinage should stop now, might be able to handle
what We now have hand but II this Congress should
not repeal the law would be twelve months before any
action could be taken and perhaps another year would
pass before the law would go into effect iIha Is
not a long time In young mans life, but It means ifty
or sixty millions OF silver dollars Yes, We some
times send of them away but the amount Is very
small. We have sent few hundred thousand 10 New
Orleans the last few months, but that is about all
good many silver cerlates 20 South with the silver
dollars bat this movement is only during the cotton
season The silver certificates may be ssned IN amounts
of SO while the lowest denomination In gold certificates
Is twenty dollars The buying agents in the south who
pick up cotton in small amounts prefer the smaller Size
and the negroes like 10 bear the Jingle OF silver dollars
An their pockets. But this demand l. very small.
Ordinarily the silver and Issue the ceftucates
but no one calls for the coin again. More than
OF the silver represented by silver ceI
fcates The receipts from the Custom House Today
show fair AVERAGE gold 5OOOi gold certificates
ZOO United states notes S35 Oo0 The bulk OF
Inc Customs receipts Is usually Ia gold ana silver cer
a.ss This silver question Is fully understood however
by the Old members OF Congress and especially Dy the
Sles on the subject The Director OF the Mint voted IN
favor Of the silver bill when he was IN Congress Dut nc
has since seen its evil Effects Mr.. Kelley appears 70 pe
Anxious " reduce the coinage. His I'LL W limit ic
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-12-08
SUPREME COURT OF THE UNITED STATES

the United States Supreme Court to-day follows:
No sOl-AlphoDso Martin sheriff. ETC. and others appel
lants agt Albert : Webb and Others trustees etc. SUB
mitted under the S0th by Eppa HunOn ana e1ers0
Chandler for the appellants and by H. T. MerIick and NJ f.
Norris for the appelees. 80 - ~,
Nos l42 TO 15O inclusive, and No l39-The Cedar Rapids
and River Railroad Company and Others plant
in error persons Argument by r. $ Bailey Tor
plaintiffs error and by John 8 Monk for the defendants
In error luded William L. Joy Or the plaintiffs
IN ,,..
No l57-GeOree ]. Bright plaintiff in error, agtIu cns
ppps Circuit Court of the United states Tor
the district OF Louisiana. Dismissed with costs.
Adjourned until Monday next, at ~ o'clock.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-12-08
THE COURT OF APPEALS.

ALBANY, Dec. I'm the Court of Appeals
to-day the following business was done:
No S3O-Charles L. Guilleaume agt Edward Rowe. Sub
mtted. 49, c,-.., ,,,.,.,
No 242-Wiliam VOsburgh agt the Lake Shore and Mchi
gan Southern Railway Company. Argued .
No SiI-Jacob BoOkman and Simon Bing IT, ag Feiii-
nand Thurman. Submitted.
No 34l-George W. Weld and another agt BERNARD Rel y
sherf Argued by Thomas o. sherman lot appellant
81 shepard fol- respondent - -
Eos 332, 32l, 26S, $40, $50, 271, 33S, 30.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-12-08
CLOSING PRIOES or CALIFORNIA STOCKS
SAY rEANCIsCO Friday. Dec. z, 1883.

The Lcadyillc Consolidated Mining Company has
declared dividend of . cents per share, payable
december 20 TransfcT-bookS close December IA
and reopen December "a
BnIlion valued at S21 900 was received in this
city Yesterday from the mines.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-12-08

Rr,Gtord 10 $4,000 and Pittsburg, 6s56OOO barrels
The refined market is firm, but without change III quo
tatiOus.
RgIDFOBD Penn, Dee. 7.-Petroleum stronger; total
r,Ins Thursday G6.936 bills; total shipments, 3l64l
hI charters 40, 524 cearances. 13,32S,0O0. United
PIN, line certificates opened at ~ IL and closed at
si 49,; highest price 81 lja4 lowest, 81 Ii.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-12-08
THE PETROLECM MARKET.



There was an active market at the Pctr oleum
Exchanges to-day but the enthusiasm of the bulls
WAS not fully Justified by the OF prices. Most Of
the day the market ranged above 81 H. but II was not
until the last hour that the days best advance was estab
ll.bed The close however made at top prices and
with iuh1ui feeling still prevailing among traders.
Tne range OF prices ana the total dealings were as
follows:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-12-08
THE PART PLAYED BY A JAPANESE CHAIR.

THE PART PLAYED BY A JAPANESE CHAIR.
A case is now pending i'll the SuIrogatc's
Court in which fate of lost Will and unsettled es
tate turns on the ownership of japanese chair Some
years ago John G. Nelson, of wealth. died in this
city Ii is said that before his death, owing TO financial
endorsements he had transferred his property TO his
wife Recently Mrs Nelson died at Orange and her will
was subsequently contested by Tracy Nelson, Of
Philadelphia, the ground of undue influence The CON
tesant is firm In the belief that he once WILL made
by his father a tin box In his mothers house. The OBJ
ject the suit in the surrogates Court Is 10 secure this
will III is in existence In his petition Mr.. Nelson dc
cared that to the best of his knowledge ard belief the in
strument is in possession OF Erskine white:
things that had belonged to the late
John G. Nelson, which now in New-I0rk County in
order to meet the question Of the jurisdiction OF the
Court. Testimony was given however, TO show that,
with the exception of the Japanese fodngcha all these
articles belonged to the estate of Mrs. Nelson.
After hearing the Surrogate held that the chair AZ
forded sufficient basis for Jurisdiction and referred 70 the
decision of the Court of Appeals in the case of Van
Giessen against BridgefOrd. III family Bible and
pair of earrings added the Surrogate, constitute sf
oent assets ursdctiona purposes, japanese fold
ng-char may equally answer that end" Mr. White tes
titled that he such paper Tracy Nelson described
and that he knew nothing of it, The testimony TO the
existence and present possession of the will las not yet
been taken
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-12-08
REAL ESTATE.
NEw-YoRK, Friday, Dec. z, 1888.
RECORDED REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.
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RECORDED REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS
SEW-YoEK CITY
l29th.st as 1901 Il e of 4th-ave, 2O2I991l; II
Ames wife 10 J ID Baker $3.50
75thst > a, 100 II " Of 4tl-ave, lOLlO22; Fanny
Pollock aud husband u Bridget Donney $4,000
bTth-sf, = Ga II " OF 5tllave 23IlOO.5I Bridget
Donney eXrx, 20 Fanny Pollock. 100000
2Ogfh ST II s. TO 21Cth-st, $50 II Of lOthaye 5OK
1916 Is r Manirrre and wife 10 A l. Nanlerre.
2Oqth-st TO 2lOthst 200 II OF lOthaye, 6UxlJ9I0i
st Nicholasave s. 1OU.1l IT 5 OF 1l6th-s, 0.5I25;
c q GOlwin, Jr 200
same property; IL W Coates and another, executors,
same property I.S interest; II Goodwin and wifet
deS referee s SST to sarah Toying $1,000
78fh.st = lOi 8 II OF MadisOn-ave, 15.4xl022; N
stephens al 10 r Hogan 900
A'f RedSeid O Teieree. toA ihsTahim 1900
and Sifs 70 wilson -D..eo, $4,000
IlOth-st g., l50 II " OF 1th.aye, l6.S1lO0lli 4
Trracy and wife 70 Z RegansbuTg -....--.....--.
Eldrdges ST, No H. T. Won Au and wife to George 49,.
and husband SGS 70 Hsnncssy $1,000
1th-gve, sW OF l2lst-st, lOO.l lI20 also of
I2istst go II W Of 4thsye 2OIlOOlIi IL Doane -
" Bsungarten. tAOOO
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-12-08

COINAGE Eat 81 900 IA month shows his opinion ina ma
amount would be taken up as tokens anu Wci,hcr
care N he changed the limit to $1,000 month"; IN
snm would count for much, but something 10 sup
cessye production OF silver coin must be done AT oo
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-12-08
MINES AND MINING.

FRIDAY, Dee. TT. v.
SALES AT THE MINING EXCHANGE.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-12-08
THE MARKETS.
TOTAL RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE

Per North Rirer Vessels aud Railroads.
Ngw-YoRK, Friday, Dec. z, 1888.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-12-08

WHAT CONSTITUTE OFFICIAL RECORDSf
The Marie Garrison suit for the recovery OF
the value o. $4,000 shares of Missouri Pacific Railroad
stock was continued before the Referee Professor Theo-
dore W. Dwight at No. Wall-st, yesterday. The
plaintiff represented by Roscoe COnkng william A.
Reach and Mr. Tyler; and the defendant by Henry l..
Clinton, VI. G. Day. eX-Judge COmsOck and William e
Putney The hearing had been resumed only few MN
utes when COnkling asked TO the official record OF
the This plunged the counsel into long discus
sion az to what constituted the official record and how
far sthe Judgment of the stenOgrapher should be relied
hpon in it, preparation. Mr.. COnkling wanted 10 know
fstutterngs coughs, which often taken by cx-
pers were TO he considered part of the record IL
VAST nally decided TO follow the usual custom.
Robert L. Cutting sT said that he owned 100 shares IN
he'd purchased representations made to his son by
C. X Garrison, when in St Louis. The stock afterWald
deprecated account OF the nOnayment OF dNldeds
which had been guaranteed TO the stockholders by mr.
Garrison Mr. Cutting stated further that when lie met
the Commodore at Saratoga he told him that nc had
penetrated tremendous fraud, which the stockholders
had no intention of tOerating.
Peter Marie. the plaintiff testified that he had been ac-
uuanted with Mr.. Garrison since 1863 The Committee
Louis in the latter part of November 1876 and held sew
eral consultations with Mr. Garrison III regard 10 inc
sale of the Missouri Pacific road He agreed TO purchase
N and form new company with capital Of - 100000,
and TO give the old stockholders $4,000 shares OF stock
He afterward refused to carry out his agreement Inc
Examination conducted by Mr.. Hill The hear
ing will be continued to-day
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-12-08
n EUICH VALLEY RAILROAD.-Passenl

tran leave depot foot COrandt and DesbrOscs Sta
81 S:l0 a. M $40 and M for Laston Bethlehem Allen
town Reading Mauch ChuDCh, Wlkesbarre, TOwanda Wa
veTv ithaca Geneva Lyons Buffalo and the West Pum
through coaches daily Local trains at a. M ana 0;ij
- m for FastOn Bethlehem and COOlay: "a - ... ..
Trains leaving $40 M and 5:i9 p M eonneot to,
oil noints In MahanOy and HaZleton c0al fegOns Shuy
Train local for Mauch Chunk $40 m Leave Maucn Chuh<
Gene Eastern Office Of CHURCH and CSr9nat i