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MATTINGS, from 12xc. up, the finest quality.
This great sale to continue until the 18th Of August
only. Terms cash.
W. W. BURDETTE Il CO.,
Nos. 92s SEVENTH STREET AND 7oe KN.w,
. jy14-3t
w oDwARD & LornRop.
BOSTON DRY GOODS HOUSE,
92l-PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE-921.
OUR JERSEYS are made by practical cloak makers
and that is the OF remarkable we
had lines this season. We also control at
makes, which cannot be procured elsewhere in this
market.
JERSEYS.
We open to-day q complete assortment Of our Fine
Black JERSEY Imported Coth) Extra Fine Quality at
HEACH.
The shape Of this Jersey is correct and it cannot be
matched at the price.
We also open complete line Of sizes OF our s. and
%. SO Fine BLACK JERSEYS, but cannot guarantee
to keep the line unbroken two days. the demand for
them is so great
We have this morning opened complete line of sizes
in our Cream White JERSEYS. at
$3.5OEACH.
We invite early examination by those in search Of
JERSEYS.
NOTION DEPARTMENT.
Every Lady who wears Black Jersey ought to know
that we now have BLACK DRESS SHIELDS, which
are guaranteed perfectly fast colors. at
Ito. PER PAIR.
Every Lady who wears White Dress ought to know
that we now have DRESS SHIELDS. covered with
white cambria on BOTH sides, which will last much
longer than any other. because the rubber, being
covered on both sides. will never curl. Prioe
25o. PER PAIR.
Every Lady ought to know that we also have Pure
Rubber DRESS SHIELDsat
2lo. and 25o. EACH.
WHITE CANVAS BEL rs only
13c. EACH. 2 for $50.
WHITE GOODS DEPARTMENT.
Extraordinary Bargains! 500 yards. 42-inch White
PERSIAN LAWNS, beautiful quality, reduced from
37xc. to 25c.
At this price expect them to last very few days
Special Bargains in Dotted and Figured SWIsSES,
also reduced from
s1c. and s71zc to ESQ.
HALF DOLLARS SAVED.
We have m ada thu follou,,nr ro+,o,, -, >o,..
Fine Lisle Thread Hosiery to closes
Ladies' Derby Ribbed. Lisle Thread Hose-Cardinal
Bronze. Navy Blue-reduced to 81 per pair.
Ladies' Open Worked. Lace Isle THREAD HOSE
Navy Blue. Seal Brown Light Blue, Pink-reduced to
81 per pair
Ladies' Dropped Stitch. Isle THREAD HOSE
Bronze, Old Gold. Crushed Strawberry, Gendarme-
reduced to Toe. per pair
Ladies' Dropped Stitch, BLACK SILK HOSE re.
duced to 81. 30 per pair.
Ladies' BLACK stLK HOSE. with lace osen worked
ankles reduced to 81. so per pair
WHITE SUIT DEPARTMENT.
We have now made the closing prices on the balance
Of stock Of White Suitsproes low enough to close
them out before August LIST.
WHITE LAWN DRESSING sACQUES.-We have re-
duced the prices on complete line OF White Lawn
Dressing SacQues to close out our stock now.
WOODWARD & LOTHROP,
BOSTON DRY GOODS HOUSE,.
92l Pennsylvania avenue 92l
Washington, D. @. tyI4
w. u u
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DENTISTRY.

nR. DUKE, DENTIST. 7l6 l4TH STREET NORTH
Teeth filled for 81. Exeaoting without pain 50 cents
An operations warranted. jyt-Sms
mr. HARTTFBEN GRADUATE OF PENNSYL-
ysnia Colloge, Philadelphia, having purchased my
once and residence has resumed pracdce: con6-
IDENTITY recommend him to my patrons and the pubic
RenorallY g dentist Al undonbtod ability. u. 4.
CARMAN, Dentist, l0l6 18th stn.W. ~
a RTIFICIAL TEETH MADE BIyORE AND IN
: ia splendid success. ModeFn methods and Ghn6aQ
t.:scsHes q m Rsnfsf 4per ,ss - :. ,o.,.
nR. RANDALL PARsONs. DnTmT.
IL x28 It'll st1eet northvnk over 1alanlDe1 0ook
Store. Odd An1nO sDeaaley. o. gtv1a day q
NIGHT as
nR. T. Il. TALBOTT, DKNTIRT, No. 81 7TH
~ stxeek thBeo AqnW fDoD 110oe = OUWla q
e ssapeais Ted sas'rssaN Psss NvsHW
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BOOKS. &c

Nrw Books
Memoirs Of John A. DIX. by MORAN A. Ma
Dynamic sscroloey. 2y. by Ward
and and Labor. by Moody.
Under Ground kusiA by StspniAk
Or. ClAudiuA by Crawford
Data Of Ethics by Spencer.
1fger Lily, by Julia Schayer.
Man. by Lucy O. Lille.
Mildred's Bargain, do.
Phyllte Brown, Flora shaw
For the Major G. h. Woodson.
Houee that Jill Built G. Il. Gardner
Hot P2owsharcs Tourgees-
VIM. II. MORRISON.
yco ais Pennsylvania avenue
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LADIES' GOODS.

LdDIES uOODS.
A LANCE AND VARIED ASSORTMENT OF
"A Ladies' and Childrsns
BATHING SUITS. ct
NJ. WILLIAMS.
'Cfte Irevise Paris. 007 Psnnsylvania avenue.
have succeeded In procuring few more Of those
JERSEY PoLoNAIsE.
In Black and Garnet
Tor which It was impossible to supply the demand Q
few weeks ago. "a,
DOUGLASS. NINTH AND r sTREETs.-GFN
THkEth sH ~ Is s1ch all sizes ENasH LIsI
HAALhRSksiGGAS SHIFTS Al szes q tOc: each eAUZE
n GENUINE n Jean
CuI PAN nj and made in the most thoroue6
EGH sHss sSo ssfh
sIERY lMorey q in !. the newest dsasns Il Soc. Per
Handsome SECKWEAR in new shares. FrencS Ens
hsh and American suspender. Shirts made TO order.
A NTON FISHER,
MENT. BOG g street northwest Thirty YEAR. eIpsn.
ence. ladies' and Gentlemen's Garments. also Grape
SenRns sy this
Of DeSmedt official chemist Of the District Of o.
,Tmba: Your chemicals are Of the most efiectus ma
surpassed in Paris New York or eisewhsre Totcs NOS
0reese spo guaranteed TO be thoroughly removed au2o
MISS ANNIE <. HUMPHREY,
Eates CoRsETs TO order in every style and ms.srs.
ana s0a'@n III Hf REeFfsft A. ind fs tF
French Hand made UndercIothins. Marino rna.-,..,
D.. and i finest imported Hosiery.
French Corsets and Bustles. The Hercules" sun
porting Corset for which Miss II. is special agent
cn1 e Cor.et her own make hatfor the prios
N.R-French. German and Spanish spoken. Is
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WALKEk'6. 2N rENru crprrr ,,opruvr.r
nv .ha y. Reper for PsckinE Goods WhiteVrsh
PitnS E.ocSn LINZ cheap. Pine Tar. Cemsnt Felt and
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There will not be any serious disturbance be-
tween the relations of France and England If the
French government can avoid It. In the chamber
OF deputies yesterday the French minister OF for
eign affairs stated that II any error had been
committed or passion manifested by the French
admiral at Madagascar the gov eminent would
make such reparation as a sense OF justice die
tatea The English people, in their over-sensitive-
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H9r j LowsHAREs, BY Judge rourr...
r rIHM aoi q En- CHERsoNEsE; BY Mis- bird
RICO REsSoLLECTIoNs OF DEAN STANLEY. BY Dean
STUDIES OF NEGLECTED. TEXTS. By Or. Rob.
EARLY GRAVES; FOR THE BERrAyrp. nv
"cDun. $3.50 For sale by
WIN. BALLANTYNE q SON.
el as SEVENTH SrRrrr
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What does New Hampshire-what does the
world generally-think OF Judge Jerome A. Smith?
He sent letter to member of the legislature Of
that state, yesterday, saying:
II am not, and never have been, a candidate for
United States Senator, and should not accept If
elected. Please make this sufficiently known 20
prevent anybody voting for me-"
Mr.. Smith ought TO be put In glass case and
exhibited throughout the length and breadth Of
the COUNTRY
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GEORGE SPRANSY,
oNE-PRICE CLOTHIER AND TAILOR,
6O7 SEVENTH Strict.

SSC-CUYLER CLAY-1s83.-BY CUYLER,
Il CCs)hrst dam Bridget by Geo. NJ Patcheu ssI his
4 royal b. esdng indeed. rs . representatyc of the
Hambetonian and Clay strains his superior in breed
ing would be hard to hnd. Esprit Of the Timea
Stands at Arlington stables. l724 G street. j. a.
CLAIM, Manager. tyI6 I'm
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VVHE 'sOTTOa' GAS ENGINE
Requires NO boiler. ayoids al expensive attendance
ned sassnSysly foF running Psssepges and Freight
and Lithographic Presses Coffee Mils Roastars Pc
per and Ruling Machinery Lathea TO-, 10. This en-
great simplicity Of mechanism. - saa
For particulars as to prices. &c, s.,rav - 49,. -.
Washington Gas Light Co. ~Sssf ~ Os,sO9 UE
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According to the Graphic 1t is understood that
the gentleman who furnished the Tilden inter.
view to the Times, In which the sage of Greystone
placed himself unreServe lily In the hands of such
OF his friends as want to nominate him for the
Presidency, is Mr.. John Bigelow. II the Graphic's
surmiSe Is correct the matter assumes consider
able significance. Mr. Bigelow was likely to
know what he was talking about
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WHITE AND EoRu EmBno1prRED
ROBES. sATINE ROBES.
PLAIN AND FANCY woOLENs FOR SEA SHORE
AND MOUNTAINS.
STEAMER SU!TING AND FINE DRESS GOODS
AT REDUCED PRICES.
PURE LINEN LAWNS. Ibc. FINEST QUALITY 25c,
LARGE STOCK OF FINE PARASOL0 LESS THAN
COST; GREAT BARGAINS ARE OFFERED.
SUMMER sILKSs SuRAH SILKS. AND ALL
CHOICE DRESS GOODS AT Low PRICES.
PREVIOUS TO TAXING AN INVENTORY OF
STOCK. WE DESIRE TO CLOSE OUT AS NEAR
AS POSSIBLE, AND WE ARE OFFERING
GREAT INDUCEMENTS.
$50 STYLES OF FRENCH SATTEENS IN SELECT
PATTERNS.
ONE PRICE.
W. n SINISTER SONS,
e19 Pennsylvanis Ava.
THE BEST Is TIE CHEAPEST tyI0
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Il HEADQUARTERS FOR HORSES AND CAR.
RACES,
AZ GEYER'S Stables and Carriage Repository 46S.
40 street northwest bet. ~ and 9th sts on hand
round the largest stock Of Horses
e be found in the city ct present having 20 Horses
the stables adapted for all Also Carriages Bug.
e1ee and wagons OF all Styles both new and eecond-
hand which we will sell or exchange on terms to suit
Call and see US. ~
We have on hand what we adyerfisa
good Livery connected.
jel-2m VIM r. GEYRR
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TNGLEsIDE, MOUNT PLEASANT-BEAUTIFUI
Il location, excellent Table Board and fine rooms.
Terms reasonable Stabling. jyI7-6t
DERSONS WISHING GOOD BOARD FOR THE
y summer. In healthy locality. abundance Of los
terms &C., apply to d. BRYAN, Surgeon Generals
once or address A. g. DAVIS Markham Station, Fau-
Quier county, Va. ylS-2Ws
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wANTED-HELP.

WANTED-HELP.
hHs4sEH v S!SsI xsa s:s:e.s
ssald do References required Boz rs Sss r
KRn steady. Apply at 1900 TIA street northwest T.
WAETED11Two coon SMART. WATERS AT
aas II
s0o1 sos , MEsT SE WELL
references to Y. o.. Star once. tpl7-H.
:ss::s:: g s5et j. ss2R ,sEass
81;
" situation II our b1sissss reliable isds. fai1i1
cH1s al street. 1 A.. ~ . sssr. f:
WANTED.-A WOMAN FOR GENERAL HOUSE
sa1 IN family" a'f'fsn''' 1Ssi sad
WAMkCTr,EsDD17oTrEg'oo 70 aoop wAITEEs AND TWO
# o "a
WANTED-oNE HUNDRED STONE BREAKERS.
and f E 90 csns Per cubic yard Apply at of
and sahh 81 % SaI 5oTsE
"s last employer Apply at s2S stree. 1I nD;th
sS Sf ssssF sas 1s's
WANTED-FoRTY LABoRERs, TWENTY-FIVE
'! Horses and Carts the highest wages win be paid
and promptly every week. Apply S0th street, West
Hasn1nG1on' between and Road streets. Georgetown
y. OdARE. jy14-3t.
WANTED,AT NEWPORT NEWS. VA, TWO
w hundred Elevator Plankers-three months work;
wages ss e per day. No tools required. Board 70 S.
WAANI.TaaEsDccalo9 XAITERs FOR WATERING
ers for Baltimore Philsdslpha New York and Brook.
Agency. tyb -lS<s
WANTED-wHITEAN AND COLOkED COOKS, GEN
w era Workers, I'd Girls and Nurses for this city
Fa1timore Phi1adephis New York and elsewhere.
nm1nes Iuf nlened Servants with references Try u.s.
VIZ ct. NV. Licensed Agency. G. E. PRICE co.
WANTED.E OYMENT BUREAU-FAMILIEs
~ Iurnished With 6rst-class Help-Cooks, Walters
Cnambermalds, General Houseworkers, DC. Servants
wanted. L. G. DUNDORE. 518 10th st. NV. d18-7m-
MANIFESTATIONS.
WANIED,,BY A WHITE WOMAN, WHO Is
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1 EErNL0N ~ LA0LITL0NNTN.

Tie first autl.slavcgY association of this city was
founded on October ., 1888, aud the scu..cen,ra-
NAL of tho occasion VAS celebrated Yesterday by "a
reunion Of the old auoltlouI,ts ut the broadway
Tabernacle Euzur Wright, the sole survivor Of
TIE first ahOl:JiuuI-t movement tn the city, was
called to tine char and made q few Introductory
remarks. Papers were read hy n. %. Wilcox, and
{. W. Bowen. George ". Clark, formerly MOTEL
abUlitIouIst singer, sung, and - poem by John g..
Whittier, written for aSmlar occasion, was read by
Ine secretary. Oliver Johnson described the din
Culle~ and dangers of early aboiIuUuI,t work an
New lurk. The Rev. Edward Berchrr gave his
recolIectIUns OF the movement 10 the Mississippi
Valley. Ms. Or. Clemcucs >. LuHIrr the Gr-t ul
The anti slavery workers among tho women OF New
York CITY. also spoke.
At ,hc evening meeting paper was read by
4 bert .. Wilcox. describing the origin and OrganI-
zatlOn of the Liberty party, which aroused some
discussion as TO Mr.. GaTrIsOus position IN that
movement The Rev. Henry T. Cheeyer. Of
Worcester, Mass read paper on the connection of
Arthur and Lewis IapDan with tho church anti
slavery society. Another abolition song was sang
by Mr.. Clark and Nhturrs poem. ths sabbath
scene was read. A MESSAGE from Nh Whittier was
received ItpTcUtIug his absence.
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INSURANCE NEWS AND INCIDENTS.

The New-York Tariff Association met IN rcsh'ar
session Yesterday and continued ITS rating OF NOR
camille risks The session was chiefly devoted 10
rating Brooklyn stores similar IN hazard 10 inc
NeW-York embellishments which received tLe
Boards attention q week or two ago. IT,,
The fourth annusl report OF the under"rleIs
p,ntrctlye Association OF Newark, lssued Few
days ago places the losses on buildings aud con-
tents In that city during the year ending Jure 30;
1854 NJ Sl7S Q5B 81, and the insurance lhK2IVel
al 81 37S GA OF, AS n rule the losses on DnlldlhS5
have been a little less than 10 per cent OF the III
surance and the losses contents something iloIe
than % pcr cent. The difference betweoh IAeso
figures and total losses represents IN many cases te
work of the salvage corps which is maintained ny
Newark underwriters at an annual cost OF ABOUT
$4,000. -,
The American Steam Boiler Insurance Company
i. the name Oi a new enterprise DuW III process Vi
fnrmRtion nj No 40 Broadway. The company
nurnnses TO insure steam boilers and similar naz,
ards its nlan resembling that Of the Hartford
steam Boiler and Inspection Company. A2piIca-
ton has been maze TO superintendent McOall loI
lirese TO BEGIN the transaction OF business ana II
the Insurance Department. certificate lSTecelVeu III
season the company will open Tor business next
week It's capital will he I2OoOOo.
Among the visiting underwriters yesterday wa
A nm LACY general manager OF the National flrc
and Marine Insurance Company Of Dunedin, New
Zealand Mr. Jacks VISIT to this country Is ior the
purposs Of inspecting hts COmpanys Offices In Jhe
Pacific State. ,..,,. ora.
Edward Drugs president Of tho WILLIAMSBURG Cl,y
Hire Insurance Company. celebrated the ultH-hllh
anniversary Cf his marriage yesterday ana received
at his home in Brooklyn the CONGRATULATIONS u
many friends.
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LIVERPOOL. oct 2.-l-:3O D. Woodworking market i3
firm. Mlddnnc tpnuts oEad.. DO orleans, 5olad Sales
10000 Oate' including 5000 IOr speculation ami export
rrcrIpS $500 bales, all American. Futures pluGs, Low
Mdang Claus" October delivery osd also gala, DO DC.
tODCr ana November delivery 10'8u 5oosl also 5A.d
do November anu December deuyerV o5ld sol's,d;
December January delivery 5alu, a1'Ftu. also
al: January February delivery. Js.4d also
do February AMI March livery Jpl4d also 30
also 90 , March amt AUrildeiverv 6dstI do A6il
and utdryrry U-rtt do May and June UCuyuuv Gt,d;
ulso 5 Al do june and July delivery U'd: do July and
August bs.au. Futures uuet.
LFEWuaL oct line sales OF the day include g4J0
bales Amer. an.
LnuHIuOL oct 2-jOO p. INJECTION Fuuuros-Up.
iauUa Low Mlatlug clause october oo4yory 2ud' also
.a tu. do OCTOBER November delivery, JJ6sd do
Der ana December delivery, 5''Gldi do. December ana
January delivery at; do January aud February delivery,
.Gt. do February anu March delivery. 55 Al;
also Jfgu.. do March and Aun uClycIy Uo-gtL. also
Jf4 ,i. Futures closed easy.
GALVESTON. DOT cotton firm; Nudduug, lOlsc
Low Mldlng 81 ac. Coca Ordinary gduc. not rsralDJs
LTI Bmgs gso,s l7Jl bales; exports 10 tho Continent
5,USJ bales. stock. O-,Jal bales
NEw.OELENNs, oct Cotton firm MildIng, lu'laci
Low MiuIlmg $40; Good Ordinary 9gu. net receipts
,ga bales gros, Il go bales bales sales 1900 bales last
evening. 900 bales, STOCK, $4,000 bales
SAVANNAH Uc. lotion steady MitdliEg. lOc. Low
bass gross 400 bales exports toastwse, i3l bales
sales 2oUU last evening 1000 bales stock, 59O22
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PROCEEDINGS.
The following cases were argued;
COURT NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. 8.

SUPREME CoURr-CHMDERs- Before Barrett J.-Nos.
10 70 ~ So 60 49, l36, l30 1916 1914 1885, 1872 1853 lBJ
49,
SUPREME COURT GENERAL TERM-Before Davis P. ] -
Brady and Daniels j JNO5 20 81 60 80, To- IL l42. 81
1874
SUPREME CoUaT-spEcIAL TERM-Before Van Worst, j.
Clear law fact Nos no. o. 3D. 49, 1872 g. 49, z00 co.
lOS
SUPREME COURT-CRCUTr-PAR I.-Before Donohue. j.
Clear NOS 7l3 l4l0 GOS 74S 49, 767 057 $751; j4 300
0B,
PART II 80. Before LarremOre. J.-Cases unHnishen Nos
700
PART IIL-Bcfore Lawrence. clear Nos 200, 1864
TAO.
sURgOGE MS COURT-NO calendar
SUPERIOR CONFESSIONAL TERN-Boioro O'Goman, j.
Clear. NO. ii. 3d. So.
SUPERIOR oouRr-TEAL TEDr-PARr L-AdJournod until
tomorrow.
PAET II-Beforo Freedman, J.Nos. 458, 358 OIL 5ls.
5l9. 4JS.
PAar iGL-Beioro Tmaz, J.-Nos. $685. $685. $685. 1884, 0ol
$50. gJl
CoMnoy PLEAs-sPEcnL TaRM-Beforo Van Brunt, j.
Mo-.
.,Co,nioN PIEAs-PARr I--Beiore DAILY J-Nos G72 269
Gl2, lUJ.
PART H.-Boforo Beach, J.-Nos. ST. 52I, 5lg, $50.
PART IIL-Before DAILY Nos Go3 1914 CPL GOs, gj1,
$50.
CITY CouEr-TmAL TERM-PARr I.-Bcforo Hyatt j.
Nos 49,, 5O7 6l2 JJ9 40, All as 1896 4S3 SOL 5O3
sos.
PART II-Before Shea C. J-Noy I2l7, $780, 595 GIO
llOI
PART IIL-Beioro Hall Cease on No. 1872
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COMMENT IN TIE CITY.

RUFUS HATCH CHEERFUL. RUSSELL SAG. CLEETCL,
AND EX-JUDGE DiLLON PROUD or HIS VICTORY
Directors of the Western Union Telegraph
Company expressed great satisfaction with the decision
OF the Court Of Appeals, aud Rufus Hatch, who
alone Of TIE two plaintiffs was in the city, seemed
not cast down. William s. Williams, the other
plaintiff, has gone 10 Louisville, KY to attend the
general meeting OF the Louisville and Nashville Railroad
Company winch Will be held Loui-yiile to-day. 1t is
understood that at this meeting Jay Gould and Russell
Sage will be elected directors.
You See. don't know anything about the decision
vet" Rufus Hatch remarked cOniidcnpally because /
haven't read IT, But Chinese cheap labor has reduced
the price OF newspapers aud viii have TuBUNE to-
morrow If 1t costs me cents am bound To ind cut
how stand with this community Come in in day or
two ana wen talk the matter over. WHAT will We do
now That is Just what I am asking everybody |
meet. 1t is very interesting cOnundrum.
1 have not lost my temper yet, and still that
hundred shares Of Western Uuon-yes, do, dOu make
any mistake about that"
Russell Sage said gI-efully: Yes, yes, we have
fought a good fight and won It, too 1 am very much
pleased because, you know, we have stood firm
all this time We might have compromised
the thing but wasn't in favor of I-no compromise
with me when know that l right I wanted the
question settled and done with not left those that
come after me. call few thousand shares Of stock
would have put end 10 the litigation time ago.
No sir we stood firm all the time We knew the ground
We were Standing on"
''Tne decision OF the IS very simple one" cK-
Judge Dillon said d" any layman easily comprehend
it, The Statute OF 1925 which intended TO prevent
the withdrawal OF capital from corporations the
only statute which brought against the increase
in the share capital the Western Union This stock
dividend did fall within the meaning OF that statute
because It was really advantage the creditors
Withdrew no capital from the company and therefore
did not violate the law. On the contrary the stock
dividend was guarantee TO the creditors that the IN.
creased value Of the plant in consequence OF the
penditure surplus earning should bcmantained intact
by the company This statute not being opposed to the
increase capital Court had nothing do than
fail back the general law There could be other
result, OF course, than the deciHOn which the Court
reached looked for no other am not elated bat
am proud that the advice Of the counsel OF the
been proved by tho decision Of the Court wise and
sound. That Is gratifying but, nave said. expected
no other decision. Why prominent lawyer met me on
the some time ago. and speaking OF the case he said
that, II the plaintiffs had come 10 hm with
the case. he SHOULD have refused 1t for fear
OF being turned out Of Court. There really
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THE MONMOUTH COUNTY CLERKSHIP.
Mr.. ARHowsNnTH ACCEPTS HIS DEFEAr-REPUBI
CAN PLANS.

Mr.. AREowssnTH ACCEPTS HIS DEFEAr-REPUBu-
CAN PLANS.
FREEHOLD, n. j., Oct. 2.-Dr Patterson,
who was nominated by the Democratic Convention for
County Clerk yesterday, to-day accepted the nomina-
ton The present County Clerk, Joseph c. ArrowSmith'
who with his Office and money so bitterly opposed Dr.
Patterson I'm hopes of getting the nomination himself
has accepted the situation and says that he will not only
vote for Dr. Patterson but that he will work for his
successful rival. The Republican Convention ia called
for next Monday and strong efforts are being made to
induce cy-spcakcr Sherman B. Oyiatt 70 accept the
nomination Tor County Clcr For two successive terms
Mr. Ovutt who is probably the most popular Rcpubl-
can i'm Monmouth County, defeated the Democratic can
ddac for the Assembly In the st Assembly District the
stronghold OF the Democratic party In the county.
When Mr. Ovintt declined "a denomination the Repuh-
leans dcclInCd 10 name candidate and the Democratic
nominee alone in the field. should eN-Speaker
Dvutt the nomination the Republicans are con-
fdcnt of success. In Of MI Ovatts refusal For
man Taylor of Cnls Seek will probably be nominated
lie {, willing TO enter the lists with Or. Patterson, the
Democratic nominee,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-10-03
BrSINLSS TROUBLES.

Reports received in this city yesterday stated that
the Union Iron Company, OF Portsmouth, Oho
had been placed IN the hands of Il receiver Tor
several days the company has been reported en-
borrassed and behind on payments but 1t was
thought that it would meet all demands II nor
driven TO the wall by creditors. The company ba4
n paid-ln capital Of 100000, was incorporated ana
BEGAN business in 1861 succeeding McConnelI,
ROLES a Co.. aud operated the Washington ana
Monroe furnaces. John Campbell, OF lronton, tho
presldent and largest stOCkho.der, is man OF large
means interested IN other iron works and real es-
tate and is regarded worth about Tl,OOO OOO.
William VI Bolles was the secretary ana treasurer.
II is thought that the company does not owe much
IN this market. =. a., 20. =,
Nrs Fanny Mautz, millinor at No. 3Gl sixth
ave. made On assignment yesterday TO wafer n:
Lawrence She is said TO have carried stock or
about 81, 900 against which the liabilities were
about - 900 a month ago. She had store at
TeTre Haute, Ind, which she sold out year ago.
Edward G.. Pease, planning mill Mt lmld ana
Bond SITS, Brooklyn. made an assignment Yesterday
to Charles l.. Roger, giving preferences Tor TibOu
Dispatches from IT. Ions state that w llIl1m L.
CamCbell manufacturer of furniture, has made an
assignment with assets of $4,000, and Joseph
StehIe wagon maker has also assigned with assets
of So 900. -
Lake d Austin, general traders ut Grenada Miss,
have made an assignment with liabilities oil
SIS, 900.