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l,m, ~ a well known fact that gum
DopInor ~ one of the best remedies for
liiei troubles, aud combined i'm cor
Irin.iW VITA peppermint and the active
n hvs on the huc<leherry, 1t presents
irenn, h'ggcrs' llMckloberry Cordial the
hei,, southern Remedy that restores
IftmtN' Que suffering from the effects
ANY, ,eo,hihg. aud cures diarrhua, dysen
~ 1nd al bowel troubles. For sale
UT "r'WElStSNt ~ cents a hottie,
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DUBLIN, Aug. s.-All the men, 80 far.
presented for completely in the recent
(odom-like ogries and denominations,
|a'e,on arraignment, pleaded not guilty.
lae court has instituted a commission
. inquiry a. to the sanity of French,
heoi the parties. This inquiry is post
hned by the crown until the 10Th inst.
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Ninrrl.d.

I,nS,'o residence of tho brides mother,
lr.Sxs,l street, this city, Wednesday,
Nv ,'h' at = O'clock, were united in
D,on WY hcnds Of mcdloclt. Mr.. ]. p.
lolh N XXX Miss Blanche Rawlings.
hand Ja ~.t HN, Miss Rawlings N 4
Fealthie., nler 81 ono of Dallna' uldest.
ind sl,.a IN most esteemed cltizops'
pom n w return from school has
|niccd W.. oi friends, all of whom re-
Ind comnl n neryn this happy occasion,
"p'''"entcd her in her choice Of /,
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om ,yity lady uses Pozzoni's medicated
rs@,p,cNion powder. II in a household
Ia paSIe The madam finds it impossible
Cp s'tHsoWn town without frat rubbing il
pgTi The baby cries, she goes for the
fuMoVS9% IL the "old man. comes home
ipn or chafed because business ~
Avn ,Ic', POzzoni's powder cools and nj
.o9 ml troubles. Then all IL gladstone
4 oloy' No fnmily should be without
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winch insures pure air and an unusually
healthy climate, being free from malaria.
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Aliens Brain Food botanical extract
strengthens the Brain, and positively
cures Nervous Debility, Nervousness.
Headache, unnatural losses, aud all
weakness ofGenerative System; itncvCt
fails. 81 pkg, G for Sat druggists, on
by mail from j. II. Allen, 3l5 First Ave,
Now York CiIN.
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$. Beck, the ieweler, 5l4 Main street, is
agent for "KUyton's Celebrated White
Crystal Spectacles" acknowledged to be
the best spectacles in the market Can
and purchase a pair and be convinced OF
their superiority. 4 perfect fit guaran
tnndI
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Notice.

The Board OF Examiners for Teachers
of Public Schools of the City Of Dallas,
will meet ~ Groves school house. Mon
day, September LIST, at 9 u. m. Appli-
cants viii take proper notice.
by order Of President.
f.. NJ. TILLNAN, Secretary.
Board Of Examiners: Prof G, w.
Aldehof Prof. Grove, DIR. A. p. Smith.
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War Clouds.

,uOpsood, a countryman, severely,
'aOush not dangerously, stabbed j. VIII
'.0ns' proprietor OF tho Brunswick sa-
OSh yesterday.
al, T. War'cloud burst in tho Stockynrd
r",o yesterday, and several parties
Wy uono up u Ia sullivan.
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Dou't Publish II.

DrBLIY, Aug. Tho grand jury yes
1day, in presenting an indictment
gainst Cornwall and his companions
rged the Judge TO prohibit the publica-
bn Of the evidence. Tho Judge said he
Duld do what he legally could, and
the request Of the grand
by to discretion and forbearance of the
-...u
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bad BLOOD,
SCrOfulous,
SCr0fuIOus,
COntaniOus.

In 1870 srrumlous ulcers broke out ON NV
body unti my breast was one mass of ror.
ruptiOn. Some Of these ulcers wetc not loss
than one and onc.half inches IN Clnmctcr
the edges rough, ragged and seemingly dead
the cavity open to the no, q and filled with
offensive matter. Everything known Ia he
medical faculty was tried In vain GrnJuniiv
the bon itself became discussed, and thcn M,
suffering began In earnest Bone ulcers he
gan to tuNc the place Of those hitherto ON Inc
surface. became n mere wreck. For
months az time could not get my hands tn
my mead because of extreme soreness, Could
not turn In bed. Knew not whit n yns To he
m hour even free from pain. Had reason
toluok upon llic Itself MS "A cure. In the
summer, OF 1880, after ten years or this
wrelched existence, began to use tho CU-
rlcCRA REMEnlEs anu after two years
persistent use of them the last uulcer had
hencdi The dread disease hua surcuinhrtl
All over the breast whore was once "A mas
Ot corruption Is now Il healthy skin. Nv
weltht has increased from one hundred ana
tweniN-thrce to one hundred and ms. siy
pounds, and the good work Is stll gnlni ON.
zee. mNHellA new man, and all through The
CuTlCugA REMEDIES.
JAMES L, RICHARDSON,
g.. custom House, New Orleans.
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Red Contsin Eqypt.

CAIRO, Aug. s.-Reinforccments oil
S'iIlsh troops arrived at this port to-day
NJ others will come Immediately. Tho
1h ldlleS have postponed their depart
" TO Cyprus. Capts. Speedy and
Ai,on are to rcmain AZ SualIim and
Sakat.
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Open to New ORLEANS An Rail. via
HouStOn

VTVIHHs : All Rail- via
Houston.
commencing to-day, July 26th, trains
VIII RUN THOUGH SOLID, from Houston
TO New Orleans. Train leaving Hons
ton every evening 6:i5 arrives in New
orleans next morning $3.50, being ONE
HOUR AND HALF IN ApyANCE oT Nv
OTHER ROUTE, AND THE ONLY LINE
MAKING CLOSE CONNEXIONS WITH All
LINES FOR ALL POINTS east and SOUTH
east: For tickets or any reliable infor-
L. r., or A. THOMAS 0'
l. I. A. g., II. d S. A Ry. System,
Dallas Texas
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NWFN y, ItINNAKUNON,
custom House. New Orleans.
sworn to before United Stnics Commis.
sluupr, r. ~ CuANy ram,
TO CLEANSE THE BLOOD

~ Hcroluious, Inherited and Contagious
uunlors nui thus remove the most piOlinc
cnuse oihumnn suffering, To- Violr the skin
o. Dlshgnring .!llotchos, Itching fortunes.
Illuminating Eruptions, and IOuthsomc
Sores caused by lnherlicd Scroniln to mn.
riiy and henuiifxt the skin. and restore he
lln'r 81 That no Truce OF ~ scnsu emnin, On.
Ilc b, REsohvESr, the new BLOOD Purifier,
W." ivGRA and CurGCuNA SOAR the
milo $3.50 'N"NNihWNi u'f iithill-
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GREAT BLOOD MEDICINEs

m" h'ui nos not been told ma to the front
niFS h,vs paid hundreds OF dollars Tor
uvii'l "a y ~ rurl disetsrs OF the h ODD and
..Aln. nnd never found anythlngyot 10 ,.nunl
the CrtiruRA REMEnIss.
Providence, Il. /.
Irr ~ vutlcun, smnii boxes, roc. large
n1soN,,f ~ iuucura lysoivent, 81 per bottle;
vntic'ira soap, 2ic. Cutlcura Shaving Sooo'
lF' Sugi hv MI ,irugglF,s. ''''''
Potter Drag aad Chvnai cal Co., Bost.p.
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Offers advantages superior TO those OF
any institution on earth.
Address Il. b. PARRorT, Manager,
Waco, Texas.
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0NNIIWW Ws
Bailcy's Saline Apcrient is decided
Improvement on the old purgative pill
Pleasant as n glass OF soda water, and
cheaper than pills.
Sickly, pale faced Urls and married
women, can be cured with English Fe-
male BittCrs.
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Private School.

Miss Juliette A. Smith will begin her
schools tor primary pupils on the Sth of
in her former rooms ON Cot
tage Lane, east of Harwood street. All
children will be carefully taught and
watched over.
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nAp'eSs wagon 2Ol came very near
,@ over Two Indies aud little girl,
|yenv, corn"r of Lamar street and Pncific
fearwy' Yesterday. was IA pure case
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In another column viii be found the
advertisement of 4. Harrington, the
undertaken ut lll3 Elm street, where he
ut all times has large stock of collins,
Baskets and undertakcrs trimmings.
He can furnish Baskets ut any price,
from the cheapest 10 the most costly,
Mr.. A. NJ. Hunks, brother Of tho Rov.
Mr.. Hanks is associated with him.
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inn1,Nrs,s pernmv. EdunlH.
lnnd,urgs rcrnme. narcchal Mel Rose.
LnnJorr,s Perfume, Alphinc Violet.
N'u"'rgs Perfume. Lily ~ The Valley.
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partner. Mr.. Brooks is travelling man
wen ana favorably known in this citv
ana country generally. May thew be
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-08-09

Collin county visitors are cordially in
vited to drop in at the lIunstable Boot
and shoe factory, ~ Elm street, and 500
the old Mckinney friends. lee water
aud lemonade for all the boys.
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L. Il. A.

Stands peerless among Benevolent In
Write for particulars to
II. Is. PARROTT, Manager,
Warn Tayau
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The following are the letters remainin. In
the post-ofiice for the week ending August +,
lhH. III not called for within four weeks they
Will be forwarded to the deHd-latter Office.
L. y. GARRISON, p. NJ.
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Eartiauakc Shocks.

ROME, Aug. -Four earthquake
'4eks this morning at Fra,cii and at
ASano and CastelIo Romani, few
lilies southeast of Rome.
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Sleopless nights made miserable by
that terrible cough. Shiloh's Cure il the
remedy for you. Sold 10y j. NJ. House.
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Perhaps you don't know that the Hun
stable shoe store IL doing rushing
business, in spite OF the iull times.
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NEW MACHINE SHOP
Brass Foundry and Boiler Works
lew and MOST IMPROVED MACHINERY
IN THE COUNTRY.
FRANKLIN & PFOUTS
PROPRIETOR
FRANKLIN & PFoUTS
One Block S. of Santa Fs Depot.
DALLAS. TEXAS

Are prepared 10 do all kinds Of TRON
WORK on shortest notice. Fise work a
speciality. Repairing Machinery, Iron and
Brass Castings, and In fact everything In tho
line executed and finished In manner equal
TO the best shops in the whole country.
Models made to order. Don't forget We have
tho Best Machinery and most skilled work.
men In Texas. Contracts for the iron work on
all kinds OF machinery desired. DoA't forget
the place ifyou want good, substantial work
done at living prices.
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The mud must be very deep when
your feet get damp wearing Hunstable's
boots.
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Great reductions in silk gloves and
mitts, all colorS and lengths, at Bau-
mans, 7O5 Elm Street.
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1850 pair llunstanlo boots were made
in Dallas since May ~, 1873.
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All hats sold ut reduced price nj e.
Baumau's, TOB Flu street
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n. u. A.
Relieves from lodge duties ana a1orus
valid indemnity ut actual cost
Waco. Texae.
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Drop in at IIunstablc's to-day.

Call us IIunstablo's shoe factory.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
THE UNIVERSITY of the SOUTH

y located at Sewanee, Tennessee, upon The
sea level. This school, under the sneciai
patronage of the Bishops OF the Protestant
episcopal Church in the south and SOUTH
west, offers the healthiest residence and the
uonal, In its Grammar School and its e,ol-
iegiate and Theological Departments. For
me special claims of this University for pa
!IIr y applyfor documents TO the Rev.
aaeililr H3dgson, ID. d., Wees Chancellor,
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What an ugly face Whom you took SICK
ening pills Iailev's Saline Arerieni N
better,
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In smoking Sanchez n Ualds cigars
you got value received every ulhe'
UickON q Patterson.
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WATER Is more easily obtained by digging
or boring than in most any other part OF tho
state. Wells average only 70 to 20 feet in
depth, and the water obtained is clear, pure
nealthy and pleasant to the taste. Fine
Springs of excellent water are also found In
many places.
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"Hackmetack." . lasting ana tragia
PERFUME. Price - and 60ccnts' sofa !
]. NJ. House.
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And commands Lthe trade of Archer, sey-
minour, Vernon, Doan's, Clarendon, Mobeetie,
lfort ElliotQ and all the country known as
the Panhandle az well rs Fort Sin and Inc
southwest portion of Indian Territory.
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10 make a good 81, ,d dressing IN the
ordinary way good Condiments plon'F
OF time and no little xiii are essential
Durkee'a Salad Dressing supplies all
those renuisi,es. Sold everywhere.
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Kont's Hotel. The best $2-a iay-houso
In urt Worth. Rates s. aud $3.50 per
day. Table board by the day, week or
month.
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thousands ofacres are yet unoccupied, and
liberal terms. Va
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Reunion visitors plcso take notice,
You will find It to your Interest," IN give
us call for millinery, ladies' suits and
farcy wear. Il. Bauwan, tNdElm street
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1884-05-16
M'hIyLEY.TALLACE CASE.
Both Sides OF the Case Calmly Eeyirwett
by COnte teStnnts.

W sVukeStbutN.
WASHINGTON, MAY I5.-Maisr Wallace,
the contestant frr the seat now held by
Representative, Mckinley, expresses the
opinion that the contest will be decided in
the House early next week. Hs has no
doubt at all that be will be given the ssat
when the matter comes to vote, but op.
posed to this is the report that rumber OF
Democrats will vote sgains. the resolution
to unsest Mckinley, and by some it Is as.
serted that there are enough DeMocras OF
this Independent class to Geieat the reso.
luton: The remark Of Morrison during
his closing speech On the tariff bill shows
the feeling On the subject among the Dem
ocrats, and there will undoubtedly be votes
rom that side OF the House for Mckinley.
Scrle of the more bitter parsisaua among
the Democrats would like to choke OF all
debate On tho matter and therefore will
vote for motion to take the previous
question, but this course, It is generally uu-
derstocd, will be opposed on both sides oi
the House, and if the Eouse proposes to
unseat. the member in the face OF the re-
port of the subcommittee, created by ita
majority, it will be after full and free dis
cussior ct the question at issue. The Dam-
ocrats will be SHOWN by precedents es;ab.
lishe by their own party that the sub.cou.
mittee's action was correct and in accord.
andcs with the law and custom governing
the casc, and to do otherwise would be
only following the dictates of blind parti.
San prejudice.
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HOW THEY STAND.
THE oGMocRarlc POSITION osFlNED
B' Rsprsssntas,rs Dorsheimer, Of asw York-Aa
Apology On sau rasiG Ques,iua-Sr,ak uatd to
autila.s tho Remalus VI tbs rammaay Has.
sasrt- -rilden'a Prospects, Of Somn alton.

WASHINGTON, May 15.-According to the
Mar, Representative Dursheimer has pre-.
pared an address to the people, defining
the position Of tho majority Of the Demo-
Gratis in the House upon the tariff, and
practically reading the Randall faction cut
Of the party. Another Democrat, 1t Ia
understood, has prepared an address differ
ing somewhat from that OF Mr. Dorsheimsr,
but neither has yet been adopted and
signed. The idea of sHuing an atdresa ia
understood to be fully approved by Msssra.
Carlisle and Morrison, and the matter was
taken under consideration at their augyes-
ton.
] The Doraheimer address was read 10 q
unmber Of reformers in the House 'yssssr.
day afternoon, and to-dayie was cifsulassd
through thesenate. It ts understood that
ali but thirty Of those who voted against
striking out the enacting clause Of the Nor
rison bill have agleed to aigu the addrea1,
and number OF the Senators will sign il
also. The object is To- define the position
OF the party beyond doubt, so that there
can be no shifting from the straight isaue
OF tariff reform. The thirty retormers who
have not agreedto siyn the paper hesitate
to publicly tenounce those who voted
against the party, saying that they prefer
that the people should Judge their action
for themselves.
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q SARATOGA, N, Y, May l5.-The General
Assembly Of the Presbyterian Church met
thia morning. It Was called to order by
the permanent clerk, Rsv. DR.. Roberts.
Fully 1000 persons are in attendance. The
opening sermon was delivered BY the
Syrian missionary, Rev. DR.. q. Fl. Jessup.
The assembly reconveued at 3 p. Il, when
the Committee on Commissions sub.
mitted report of the following otticsrs
elected: Moderator, Rev. DR.. Hays.
Denver, Col; Stated Clerk, Rev. Dr.. W. Il.
Roberts, ! Princeton, N. J.; Permanent
Clerk, Rev. Dr.. ". E. Moore, Columbus.
O.; Treasurer, Rav. Il. ". Torrance, New
York. 4 committee was appointed to
make memorial minute On the death Of
the late Moderator, Rev. Dr.. Edin F. HIATT
field. The docket ant rulea we're read and
adopted. In the evening the Lords Sup
per was celebrated, Rev. DR.. Jesaup pre-.
siding.
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APPEALS HIS CASE
TO THE HIGHEST couar en- ERROR.
4 Ksu,uckY Jadss Pua.a nufsrs the raoklns.sias,
and st.InS hi, Shadow EIrs Win Fatal E1.et.
ras SENSATION the Suicide Csta.sd-rao
A.,irsa hs Lhft u thass uhu Lire.

NT. srRRLISG, KY, May l5.-This com
munlty waa thrown into tha widest e1
citement this morning ahou. II o'clock b,
tho startling announcement that Judg,
Richard Reed had committed suicide. Fo
the past fsw days hiH friendn had noticed
he was considerably depressed in spirits
aad commented upon Il, but ,his norninq
be waa more cheerful and in better spirits
than be had been for weeks, and had
made arrangements to v!ait different por.
tons Of the country to canyaas during the
week. ...s M. ~
His mental alteration must have come
on him suddenly, doubtless aurerinduced
by pain in the head, which he complained
Of to Judge Brock. .Gf
It appears that he went into Judge
Brooks law ofics about hall past ten
o'clock this morning, and told the Judge
that he was suffering from ssvers head
ache, and would like to 20 up asairs and lie
down. rn
Judge Ercck told him to 20 ahead, and
thought NO more about 1t, but went on the
oAeusf oAAA oAte1 IaPou VI AL 4ouE ue NtuS
up stairs to waah his haada, and vas Eur
ridet upon discovering Judge Eesd dying,
stretched on the floor, bis heat lying in q
pool OF blood and a 3S calibre Smith /
Wesson pistol On the floor by his side. He
Immediately gave tho alarm. In few
moments people tocksd to tha office to
view the sud scene. It 10 believed that
Judge Reed stocd up before the looking
glaas, put the pistol behind his right ear
and ired, falling at ullIength on his lack.
The ball passed straight through the brain,
and struck the wall acme distance from
him. ''.
The coroner held an inquest. His ver-
dict was that ia cana to hia death by pis.
tol shot fred by his own hand.
&. The following note, written On the back
Of a business card, was found on bureau
in bis room "Madame-forS;ye me, dear
wife, and love to the boy" S.,-s
It is not signed, but il Is In the hand. |
writing Of Judge Reed. II ia singular
iact that no one heard the report Of the
pistol. The weapon uaed by Judge Reed
was one he kept at his house, but never
carried, and appeared TO have been loaded.
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SSI2D BALEoTg.
At ST. Josepn. Nl,,,urf.

ST. JoaEpH, Mo-, May 15.-A better,
feeling prevailed hsve to-day, and it ia gen.
orally believed the worst Of the panic IN
over, Tie barks opened their doors lit
tie earlier than raual this morning, and
have met theGemsnd Of depoaitors, hpsides
doing the usual discount buai1esa. There
WAC no perceptible run en- any bank.
The BANKERS and business men are uuani-
nous in the opinion that the State Saw
lugs Eank waa in good coudirisu and
would rot bave failed mad it not been
dragged down by its intimate New York
caEnections. L iH confidently believed it
will pay dollar for dollar.
The I. 4. Richmond Medical Cornpuny.
whose assgnment haa been announced.
had contract with the Eubbnrd Atyer-
us!rg agency for advertising to the amount
OF $1,000 aud the contract provides that
Wlnscn Judson, an attorney of this city,
should have the coruactuf the buaintss
here to secure the paymeutB.
Mr. Jutson Taa called to New York a
few days ago and II his absence Richmond
assigned. Mr. Hubhurd telegraphe.i from
New York to-day that Judson eays Rich
mond's assignment il ridicrloua, and yau
done without his knowledge. He further
says hia claim OF less than SIC, 600 ia ir,lly
secured by goods IN Nsw YorA and Cali
fcrnia, and the other liabilities do not ey-
ceeG $40 0,G00. :.