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Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1894-08-02

DR.. s. A. Steele delivered his
tecsare on Backbone at tbs
Pubic School bdiliing las
Monday uisht.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1894-08-02

Miss Elts Foote. Of Sharkey,
q spending the simmer IL OK
FORD the guest of her aunt Mrs.
u 5 Collier
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1894-08-02

Tue Young Mems Business
I.eauge viii MISS lts best oppor-
tuaity Of Aceonpl shiEs iErge re-
suits at sa.lt expense, i. IA fails
10 sslveF.as aud take option 70
accordance with the resolution
adopted Al Ia last meeting. II
much - dOue by city or c0uHty.
something aud s5Te5c4y must
cone Il from a distance . aud
that will never ceear unless we
advertise. Towns on tue % b "
and on the Valley 2 K see this
aud are acting vigorously And
uaiess our League men are
young enough and business
encngh 20 act, Oxford will be
found bringing ~ the rear-
ike the prVvefb.al cows tai.
! here has never been So cppoT-
,ane a time as the present, there
u 20 probability chat these viii
eTer be better and We ear
aestly hope the trustees viii
eaEry that sescs-t;en -as3 efeet.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1894-08-02
GENERAL HARDWARE LINE;
WANTED

a REMEDY Tor disease an
- debility, especially for those
Diseases which physicians lave
pronounced ~Ineu-ab!a
We z - below few Of tins
m4BT letters which We have e
ceIEe1 aud which re pubIlsk
WITH the conse.t OF tins writer's,
sh1 AIS convinced that such q
remedy a. We have described
hAs been found ia the COMPOUND
Oxygen treatment OF U-s Sta
ley = Palea:
Ny daughter vas cured or
asthma s. one treatment OF
Compound Oxygen, after sufer
ing afteen years
Ia b Wills. Tyler, Ts1as.
l used your Compound OK
gen about agar and a haH age.
| neglected 10 tell Won % ma
great senedt [ received from
its use / have not been troub
led With eatarrb since.
r W Reveis, .
Syracuse University Syracuse
y 7.
You may use nv name il rec
0na erdiag Compound Oxygen
ttttt vii lie Of aIiy advantage TT
yen or those who are afflicted
@ tn lug ir0Ttfe. : think it ic
the sFeafssE i5la- MEDICINE
H. L. Tayios. MARSHALL. Tee.
Send for book OF s0e pages
t8s further information tsstimc-
mas. etc. booE ssut free.
Home ueatEeos seat out by sx-
press 80 be used at home. OF.
nee Il satmsnt ADMINISTERED here
nRs. STkaKEY q PhsENi
1879 Anrs *, m MlhA gsDl.
i3l Sgi1TS sa RmrIHcsl, csI.
Please mention tsfs papet.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1894-08-02

Charles BreRner VITO has
been living for some TINE pas.
IN Tennessee kss been visiting
ais brothers an1 sister IN the
city the pass week.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1894-08-02

Mrss Annie Sparks i. visiting
friends and Felafivee n Pamela
County
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1894-08-02

Mtss Tony Friend has return
ed from an extended visit to her
brothers in st. Louis, and her
friends are reI0iced to have her
back again.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1894-08-02

Our EerI W Mart Goodwin
called on Is tuesday, and talk
ed eutertazn-ngIy Of crops. Local
happenings Sc Mr.. Goodwin
ia . good citizen and clever
gentleman, and Is teseryedly
RongIar.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1894-08-02

II. Norznee, IN industrious
Sosored citizen brought In q 90
motoe ssst week which vas q
seaaty. very large and anes II
weighed oua p0and and foar
ounces.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1894-08-02

Misses OEFie Tsytor. CO Pa1o
II county, and Ollie Alexander.
OF UuIor county are visiting
thei cousin Miss Eeclah Rivers
in this place.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1894-08-02

Esv. W IL Mcintosh preached
morning and evening 1t the
Methodist Church last Sun day
to large and attentive e0ngre
CATIONS
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1894-08-02

Pref. Darius Rivers lett last
week for Noaticelle. where he
will resume his large school u
TIE saEs.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1894-08-02

Hon J. w i. Falkner spent
the day In Memphis last Men
dsy.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1894-08-02
Prayer Of Taa Nerves

IL has been said that pain -
the prayer % Tie nerves Tor
health tI1od The pains OF
rheumatism. Seuralgit. Dye
pepsia, etc, have their origin d
bad blood Purify the Efe cur
reut-the tlo0G-let Il course
through Al the vital organs,
pure, rich 1ad red. bearing n0ar-
lsansn aud straugth to each
part Is & has need, and charged
Wiz power 20 remove all 90
structinus and e-psi 81 Esste.
aRd the pairs mentioned viii
disappear. They are but symp
toms Remove the causes, winch
produce them aad theT cannot
exist. De- Elss R0y4 Germe
teur does th.t verT thing With
uneguallesi saae and saFaiHng
power. o. . for 81
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1894-08-02

Mr.. George %. Zee. after a
ca=ta pleasantly spent With bis
mother AMI sfster, and ais many
frIs1ds in this city returned
Tuesday morning % his Eo1s II
Cisco. lex
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1894-08-02

Tom Brown. 4 fo1ng man
aqing win hr. Randolph Busby,
accidentally shct himself last
week With 4 pistol. which he
was handling. Ids bal entered
and passed nearly through his
thigh, and narrowly mEssed the
femoral sFtery,which might have
resulted mere seriously. He is
doing vert vel since the ball
vas extracted by DR.. Chandler
aud wiz s1eu be vel.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1894-08-02

Mr.. Lamar Ross, the e3cient
xad popaIzc bOe1Aespsr IA the
Ee-eharts sud Fsrners Bank,
has returned TO ais desk AFTER .
vae4f1oc Ofa no@sh spent 81 the
watering D AGED % the East
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1894-08-02

Mr.. z W Benson. Of the Eaek-
ct Stere, has retarded from a
visit to his mother in Alabama.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1894-08-02

Mr.. c. O. SSephers placed
TIE EAsLE under obligations
hast week by presenting u, with
an excellent watermelon, which
was greatly enjoyed OF us all
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1894-08-02

Mr aud Mrs s q Laac5sse
Jeff this moTuing for Red Sui
phar Springs. Tenn. for a few
weeks recreation a. that pleas
ant watering place.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1894-08-02

Mr.. Tom Yates returned last
Tuesday to his work in Mem
pas ate Spending three weeks
With as family here
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1894-08-02

M. ; Vance has a new
bGaEfer az his &ane On East
street IA she person Of \ CIR
baby who made her appearance
n dIv last week
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1894-08-02

Me6srs- Paul Pegues, OF Wiz
nora, and Nics Pegues. Of Ca
Tc.Ison, ere IN attendance at the
bedside Of their father, who Is
very III at bis home.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1894-08-02

Prof U Barnard returned
Isst week aftee an absence Of
ssve-gI weeks At different points
In the State where ne has been
engaged in conducting Peabody
Normal Institutes. Prof. Bar
hard Il IA abe MAJ and edQca-
t6r az Rese, sud has accomplish
ed great good IN aroGsin. an IN
terest IN the science Of Peda-
xogy, which char he 50 ably
and credisabIy siss n the Uni
versity.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1894-08-02

Tue ladies' Of Oxfocd s1ouId
De. and doubtless are, thankful
to City Marshal LGndie for ans
though f1l actiou IN cutting
down the tai srasses anu weeds
WHICH lined me sidewalks IN
the town. aud which wee q
constant menace 20 their nice
sumner dresses The s1odb4
mold a Mass meeting anu return
q vote OF tl.RAs TO shis efEeient
and soasiderate officer.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1894-08-02

NasermeIons. watermeloas
everywhere II 10 estimated
that shere were IT least 2,060
melons on The streets of Oxford
last Friday, and SatGrda7 it was
nearly tie sane Case Many
wagon loads we're hauled back,
the r.arket he ng Quilted The
price Is within the reach Of al.
ran ing from . TO 20 cents.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1894-08-02

Mr.. Linbara Cullen, VINO Is
the most extensive zs vel the
mcss Successful vegetable, fruit
and melon growec IN this sec
ton. who continues, with q thor
augh practs Cal knowledge, the
rescits o. seientTnc experIm ents
and Investigations ID MS werk
on as farm. hAs paced the EA>
GLE under CD iyAstcns soz the
glt of . variety CT his choice
ezutsloapes.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1894-08-02
4 YOUNG GIRLS FORTUNE.
AN INTERESTING SKETCH.


Nosning svpszls - trougiy % a musnsFs
sestans a. 1ar 4aa-x1tsr Just budding iatA
s~nasahs.sL Falgstnk = an inzancr -0H@
fMExnlsr Al&1ens. aog Is years Of age. aA1
acea terribly NGlfrd with nervufIsuesz. ard
bal - me entire 49, 0G aer right arm shs.
80 m srn a e1uLlflIr nat We had ~ kseD
asr GaaaI ~ctall Ad abandun her music les
snE n tacG 80 MNnsf 81 Wins dance. and
~ positive BAT ar "a invaluable remedy sha
sull1 have aaf nat tefrhls a~irfiun. Va
1St empilFat physicians. bot s1g aecclvcd ~
b@nsnt ruE aaeIa- Taa arsa OF last Anglst 4ha
wsiznsi rux . pounds. ami although shE has
takeB only thrss t9aes Of Ssrvtne she nov
seLxfzs - psAInz1 AGr aarg 1szne=a and sszr-
xHn4 4 - RtEua lklGe arr snrireiY g1ne shs
Geentz scha.a E-niAriT. and sfnties win csm-
pr anil e2Ee. -ha has Recovered enmplata uAa
ID bar arm. nar Appetite IS splendid. and 10
Eu1ay cua1i1 pracure ar or laughter the health
Dr Alz serSfne has hrvuEnf her
Nh1n ny brAoar reuumnlentei TIE reEned
I bad M Afta IA patent mesiiel1sA and scl9
Dt listen ~ rim but ~ stnr ssgr he ssut -
sbsaa. 80 leTzr giving & a Blanche. and ths
scs1 EHf almost imrue-ti ate. Mr.. Z
Bullock, Brighton y T.
DE AAe- Restorative Naryine n snid hY al
druggists IN 4 positive E4Araus.~ or ant Are~t
cy tie m Niles MesiieAl Co. Eiknsr-. Ind. ru
-~-aipS II prca- 81 pr holtle. tx bottles M ~
-xrrsS prepsst To . positively sDa Am
R-ssas y 1Ans-rus1 1rza
Sold bv al dluggJsts
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1894-08-02

Miss SaIIie MEG. Isom writes
The EasuE f0m Cottage City,
Mass., that she ard Miss Kate
EdmoudssH, OF Memphis, have
decided 20 sail Wednesday yes
terds7l from New York for Liy-
erpool 1a enc Of the Gernsn
Lloyd Line OF steamers. A host
Of ff.ends and admirers will
Join Us in wishing these young
ladies' bab rogGgs.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1894-08-02

Ban Price lag , the leading
banker OF North Mississippi re
turned sunday nighs trom q
business trip to Oklahoma
Crcps IN TIA. section are very
poe. the breath having cut Oh
the yield v4zy materially.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1894-08-02

The condition OF the crops in
the county crows better aud
better each day as tire dIfsrsut
sections are heard from, which
state Of Affairs 10 most eneour-
aging sfter so long . period OF
ssagaafIon aud business de-
preston, and we are afraid that
II g too good to hst-there is
ever 4 gIadness which MAKES
tee heart afraid
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1894-08-02

You can by q good piano for
$50. and a nice phaegeu cheap
Apply at this ohee.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1894-08-02

We we're presented last week
with . mammoth cabbage which
was grown by M. 8 L Gregory,
uvisr east Of O1fard about ten
uiIea Ike seei rom which
this eesd was raised were UJa-
thorass ScIsd So1.h- and the
easoaSe 10 worthy of the name
II weighed fourteen Poands and
nine onnees. and q certainly ~
tne : esbbage As We ever saw
Mr.. Gregory 10 Successful and
prosperous farmer and good
eiEzen-
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1894-08-02

Prof. " w Rivers LEFT last
saturdsy say wilkinson, Je1er-
son, Adams. Franklin and Amite
counties, where he has oeen APP
pointed by the State SrPerfn-
.s1deut OF Education to conduct
the county InssItstes n t@ese
eountiee
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1894-08-02

Ayers Ague Cure nsver Esiis
10 neusraIise lie poisoas Of M
lsria, anu eradicate then-from
the system. THIS prepare
ton 10 purely Vegetable. con
tsins 40 harmful Ingredients
and, If taken according C d
reetions. is warranted to cure
fever and sgue. Try il.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1894-08-02

Messrs. @. L, SIvIey md K
B. Meek attended the picnic a.
Nabers' Spring Tuesday where
Mr.. SivleT had been requested
to speak. aud to discuss the p0-
iitical issaes OK the day. NF.
SIvley Is good speaker, and is
well posted c. current ese1ts,
aud we have 10 doubt he ac>
qaitted himself credltably On
this occasion. We expected q
full account Of the 0celsIoa
from our fsiend. Mr. Neek. bat
ne has IA ed aA much 20 oar
disappointment
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1894-08-02


Dfaocu J. EarNlndaArL y ID
Saddle Werk aEa In irss -
Aersas Auurtuu WeeklE
E rs md go = 2 N lgM.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1894-08-02

Tickets soJi % al nnrsr.sa az paintz.
a W. MITCHELL Axxnt.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1894-08-02

Your f.is1I Al B- -r - n
me IDS DE-. TBsitalass t.4- g.e
Il oucs AZ. y9u vii 10 s sans TIN.
Il P,sases every -1ly.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1894-08-02

Tie ai1mnGs Of V y College
sho are scattered al over the
State vii rejoice to know that
this -rAad OLD Institution has
On new life 2nf vigor IN
'Ser tee present management
The baildlns Itself 10 now un>
der.siag a Ehcroash course Of
rerovStscn and repairing. and
reeeiv-ag the bss.- and most
tho-zaEsut wcF4 o. eoase;es.
tious mechanics, via a view &c
makns y sos only eonfortahls
AMI aoze .xe. but YEA and az
1taSssse IL appearance 20 ta&i
w.ghzn a meath heE nv ~
uAav yoaDg zdies wao aav'
arsadT ssga led iaesK fnses-o'
az eoasfn. ksEss vat Eau ever,
IN az as<ad ready luE mel per
AeE soMh5
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1894-08-02
WELL! WELL! WELLy
~YOU ARE WIDENING OUT

**%% 693s%ss S%" % are T%a S sy% @s %%: a@ s" r store M hT sS sss"s %G s%9s% fss~ s s %%S
creased HrsEsf
B@ew eeHh cheapest
B@w~0 um aomes rel aHg~ every . -
Tq q r%9 sy "%%% n %1 a%Sa%. mEs %%s Gaea4sx ha@ @b ~. aekaae s %n9e.a#
r B%Sms n month Of august i'll De the ds@ ame bargains ruun- on AID ends Sc tatSHb ell" sk
IT sHnWGrG
Respectfully.
j. w. I3ONSIcTRs
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1894-08-02

Ia order to introduce Cham
berIa'n's Cough Rem fdy here
We sold severgI dozen 5ossies
on strict guarantee and have
found ever b0ttle did good
service. We have used Il our
selves anu tslnx u superior %
any other. " / Mowrey, jar
vaviIle, w. "a. Foe sale ~
g NJ Knight. Cxfozd; , VI Pet
Us, C1iIege Hill.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1894-08-02

PreparatIeas are being made
By the managers, Messrs. Petrle
&Turner, IF .as 0xford Ware
house Co., for receiving. hAad-
Ing and weighing tie cotton
crop which nov PROMISES TO be
very large n the county. A
large area u being added TO the
platform. which VII grestfy IA
eiEExte loading and unloading,
and In Esa7y ways add TO the
convenieoee Of their patrons.
They are the right men n the
right piece.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1894-08-02

CaxrEey Archibald, Esq., Of
Arkansas, spent q few days With
his brothers family in Oxford
,.st week. re-. Archibald kAs
manv fF5sads here, where he
ussS 20 Eve, who extended 70
aim a cordial greeting snss hea-.
" welcome.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1894-08-02

]. 6ilmer Principal;
The nex: session begins
y-.s', .:;s III, ISL
and continues nine mOnths !
a0rOugh preparation % girIs+
and boys for College /,
Lafayette Springs is sps .
noted az a healthy 10 !
,caItiy.
/. la connection with thea
School the Priaeipal viii rum
% boarding h0Gss where he-
.c.an accommodate 81 boarders-
mt from s - to $50 ger.
month
Tuition $3.50 to : 90 For,
.esreular aad further uGt0rma
.troa apply 70
!. Z J. Glmer, p ncipal,
Lafayette Springs, Mss
$500
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1894-08-02

ssssrsp CRY tarPasEeEs szzura
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1894-08-02

Ssver sas the demand for
A-er's : reapaT.iL8 80 great as
during LIS season.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1894-08-02

Mr.. Ben o. J64rsoE osCoilese
AIII. celebrated his eSth 6ir1h-
Law last Friday 5y Saing tshin~.
Havrng set al some aosss on
THURSDAY night, Ae focnd next
morning on enc 90 then. a fish
80 Arge that be eaald not man
ace L alone AID lad 10 eail toE
sssfsfsnee- Mr.. Cain snd Mr..
W ii rone@ came. snd captured
ste ssS.wsich weighed sG Ibs
p Was eel, L. - iaekes Ica<
Rs ~ - ssx a-ssH4 tie
psas.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1894-08-02

NORTH BOUND
Natter p n. Does noe sese At
AhhszI.
sag-sas y NJ.
Ne SIS a. n tT0zl FrsigsA
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1894-08-02
Lafayette
Springs
High School.

z. ]. Gilmer Principal.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1894-08-02
DRs. sTsaKEY PAtsN,

$50 Arrs 81, n adliL gsDl.
20 sgtTS IA frIzciScl, CT.
s. Please mention tsis papet.
The herald., 1894-04-17
PAID IT OVER.
THE COUNTY AND CITY TREASU-
RERS GET THEIR MONhY
From Out of the Late Oity Bank Mad
dle-Ths succsssful OutrOmo Due
to Mcssrs. Geo. II. Stewart,
and Othors.

After months OF drearY waiting the
matter OF the city aud county moneys,
involved in the City bank collapse, has
been finally adjusted by .he amounts
being paid over to the respective treas
urera by the bondsmen yesterday. 1t is
a story OF hard and tireless application,
or rather fnanciering on the part OF Mr..
George H. Stewart OF the Bank OF Amar-
ica, Mr.. w. j. Washburn, receiver OF the
City bank, and George ]. Cochran. at
torney for the latter bank. 1t consisted
in nothing less than harmonizing the
40 bondsmen and 10 banks interested
aud getting them to make good the de-
ticiency in city and county money caused
by Mr.. ChildreHs' methods of tinancier.
ing. The three gentlemen hsve been at
work on the scheme for several months
past, and are certainly 10 be eongratu-
ated on the SUCCESS OF their labors.
At the time the City hank was bowled
over thers was deposit of SIS, ,2l5 oi
the city'a money aud 1929 belonging
to the county. The morning the bank
closed Mr.. Childress took about $50 OpO
worth OF securities to the Bank OF
America and turned them over to Mr..
Geo. II. Stewart to secure these two de-
poeits. OF course they did not cover the
deposits, but went long way toward
doing go. The action on the part OF Mr..
Childress naturally caused much ad'
verse comment, and also led to suits be-
ing instigaied against Mr.. Stewart 10
turn the securities over for the benefit
OF the depositors.
Mr.. Washburn, after his appointment
as receiver conceived the idea OF har
monizing the diecordant elements which,
il successful, would result to the ad'
vantage Of the bank. Suits had been
brought for the city and county money
and the receiver had also brought action
againt Mr.. Stewart to compel him tC
turn over the securities. Seeing that the
defense OF two and prosecution OF the
last Of theee actions would result
in the absorption OF what little
OF the banks funds that remained
in bis hands. Mr.. Washburn cav
Mr.. Stewart, and the two with Mr.
Cochran went to work the bondsmen
After several months they succeeded In
getting them to agree TO go down II
their pockets and pay the deficiency.
The securities held bv Mr.. Stewart
will probably realize about 10000
which leaves a loss of . cool $40, 900 I,
the bondsmen OF the treRsurers. The
money was paid over to the city ant
county tressurers yesterday by checks
on the State Loan and Trust company
Speaking of tho affairs OF the CITY
bank, Receiver Washburn, while declin
ing to state exactly how much the de
positors would be paid, declared tina
already there WAS over 10 per cent OF
hand which they would recsive. Ill
added that the liabilities had been do
creased from $3.50, 900 to $l25 900.
The herald., 1894-04-17
Funeral Of David Dudley Field.

GREAT DARLINGTON, Macs, April 16.-
The funeral OF David Dudley Field, who
died in New York, WAS held at Sto OK
bridge today and was attended by prom
inent men from all parts Of the country,
among whom were numbered great
many lawyers. The Rev. Morgan Dix
officiated, assisted by Rev. Satterlee,
Rev. G. u. Tiffany and Rev. S. Emery.
Among the pall-bearers were Chief JUS
tice Fuller, John Bigelow, Joseph H..
Choate, William Evarts, Abram 3. Hew-
lit, Charles a. Peabody, H. Nj. McCrack-
en-, R. A. Devoe. r. NJ. Galloway, Chas.
Butler, Judge Andrews and Judge l.. II.
Anderson. The remains were inferred
in the family plot.
The herald., 1894-04-17
SUPREME oounr NO res.
Various Cases Passed Upon at Yes' er-
dave Hanalnn.

Various Chsoa Passed Upon at Kee cr-
days session.
WASHINGTON. April 16.-The supreme
court reversed the judgment Of the lower
court in the case OF Handy NJ. West,
plaintiff in error, va. William Cabell and
others, from the circuit court of tho
northern diatrict OF Texas. Justice Grew
delivered the opinion, Cabell, ns United
States marahal, arrested West on war
rant for the arrest OF one James West.
he ta;led to secure damages in the lower
court. The case Is remanded with di-
restions TO set aeide the verdict and
order the new trial.
In the casa OF Max Schoenleld et nj.
plaintiffs In error. VS.. Collector Hen
bricks OF New York, from the circuit
court for the southern diatrct OF New
York, the court affirmed the Judgment
OF the lower court, Chief Justice Fuller
delivering the opinion The case in
wolves a question OF appraisement ot
imported merchandise for duties. La
provisions made for such caaes In the
administrative customs act. tho court
holds it is without jurisdiction.
The case OF the United States va. IIorv
q. Allis, from the circuit court for the
eastern district of Arkansas, was today
advanced for hearing to the third Mon.
day in October. Allls WAS bank presi.
dent convicted OF making falss reports
of the condition OF hia bank, wh!ca
iaiiAd.
The prohibition case from North
Dakota was set for the third Monday in
October
The herald., 1894-04-17
EMIGRANT BUSINESS.
Western Linss VIII Mako War ON Il
Union Pacific.

Western LInss VIII Mako War on tho
Union Pacific.
CHICAGO, April l6.-The western pas
senger lines are about TO make an active
fight against the Union Pacific for the
control OF the California emigrant bnsi.
ness. A conferences was held late this
afternoon ia New York between Chair
man Caldwell and Emigrant Agents
johnson and Muller, who have pooled
their issues with those OF the Western
Passenger association. 1t is believed
probable that committee to act for tho
association and also for the New York
epligrant agents will shortly be appoint.
ed In San Francisco, and then the fight
will begin in earnest.
The herald., 1894-04-17
wnnnn rnm MONEY WENT.

Startling Developments In the fadinnAp-
oils Bank Swindle.
INDIANAPOLIS, Ind, April 16.--The tes.
timony in the prosecution OF the In.
dianapolis bank wreckers was today
startling when il WAS brought out where
the money is planted. Ever since the
failure OF the bank it has been a mystery
to all as to where the money went that
was secured by the Coiiins and Reed.
the defendants. They owed the bank
$400, 100, but the question was as to
what they did with it. Mr.. Boulton.
manager OF the exchange department OF
the Flrst National bank OF Chicago, tes-
tilted he had sent by cable at different
times to Elijah Coffin. an uncle of the
defendant, Coffin. who was secretary of
the London branch OF the concern, $780,
600. This Is where the money is. The
day before the failure OF the Cabinet
company 1t sold its New York and Bos-
ton branches to employees without 9
cent, and who gave their notes. These
notes were sold at auction in New York,
and bought by Robert L. Harrison, an
attorney.