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NEW-YORK, THTOSDAY, HOVEMBEB 30, 1882.
PRICE FOUR CE.VJS.
V0L-XLU..JNo*i3,l64
WHAT IS DOIXG A1UIOAD.
10*8 OF I.1FE BY FLOODS IN GERMANY.
J.UBPER OF AN AMM1CA* ? ?*?*?""?^2
siLUNO of detectivb cox-a mcoou ^itu
BOl'Tn KKA CANJfTBAlA
Tl.e disa.?rrou? floods in Germauy continno,
tn,l *m*m |MMMUimf tohavebcen
?mnrd at DMI.Hrrf An hm* ?? ba? been
iilled arnl ano'hev WOUllded on the Wttt
Z of Madagaacar. ShenffV doimtiea
i7re n.bbed, beaton and thrown
bto a river by a mob noar Halifax. The CNW
of a tuhooner had a nevere *traggle with cau
BibalK -n the South Sea Ialands. rran.-e ha?
made a now treaty witb Tunis. 1 wo men
were conm.itted for trial in Dublin, charged
with the, murder of Detectivc Cox.
THE FLOODS IN SMMAlY.
roURTKKN NMOM .cffosisu ?to iiav? ?
DKOWNKD AT DUESSELDOKF-KISE Of TH?
W<TFRS AT COI.OOXE.
drowned. i-?
AV AMJKICAN KILLED IN' MA1UGASCAR.
\ , Nnv, 29,-In referenee to The
, ?! ?."t>ort that iwo Aiuerlra?ia had taeen mur
22 XSZSZ* SllWIf ? 1* learned that
eEuw-wan nte pretcr* wu0 wumlted
Uaweawdert d?? J;11"^reuled flol> eailtaabj **
the m'"-1"' ,bu! J."..uVuo. The American Oonanlaj
Frencd (\.umi1 H' '"' !' lbuli att&ougb he &ad warned
SKded "v?i> had uo reaaon to foar perBonal
"f^iVVot*?*.-?- r?V.rrport.tlMit two WWrtO
n n "-? the Sakalavaa nnd the Antokarei,
S,M?rto^r the intobruMe >oke of
England. >
OFFICKHS BEATIM AM) ROBBBD.
Rauvaz M. S., Nov. 29.-A td.gram re
SZJ Wh,la on thelfwayiotoe ea.moa R.vergold
S? i'ue? "?k I. .lopped owiDK to a ?*< to dec.de
Lr.h.,, wt-re wuvlaldbyfortyortlftymenby
FIGHTIXO SOUTR SEA CANNIBALS.
Sav Frascisco, Cal., Nov. L'O.-The schooner
Boderick Dk?. which arrlTed at Brlabane, Aueiralia,
SS tto Boutl. ?ea.,rep?rU. that when reeruUinK for
LT-ndler* bcr b,at. we? froquently nred upon. aud t?M
TnE MURDEK OF DBTBCTIVI COX.
DfBUX, Nov. 2?.-Poole, MM of thf men imatM
yeetenlaVinccnnection wltkttN murder ot l)e
tfcttvoCox.btatodinthetnve.ti^ition to-.lav tbiit
be bad notbinir to do witb the murder. Ho aaid he
believed tbat the object of tbe men wbo juarnbM
S KSuday uuht wm to norder J>uaaeJf <Poo -b
Devine waa an enemy of lus. lle <lid n >t ani.w
}" g, the maa whoahot Cox. Pook and Derhje
??? oouin.itted lor trial. Tho otbor prisouere V?M
Uiachargwl. a
EOYPTIAN PBI8QKBB8 TO BE TRIED.
Cairo, Nov. 2l).-Aral?i Pacba, Mahmond
pachaBainl. Tonlba Pach?, AU Fel.iul. Om.r Rahinl and
Bnleiu.au Uaoud compriw the flrat M of prisoncra to be
trled. Ouiar Rahnil and SuU-iman Daoud will not be de
feudedby coi'isel.
A NEW FKEXCH TSEATT WITB TL'NIS.
Paius Nov. 29.?Dorf&f the sitting of the
Cemmmee ot the Senate to-dav, M. Dueterc. ITeMdent
Of thKCouveU h.,d Mlniater of Kuiei-n Afluiis. eonflnnod
thefaetof thaeztateaM af ajaw treajj wlth Tunia,
ghlMlUmthe -?.,?.l.niailoua and V;r<'V>"'.e *"?'?'*
Ce&tiona wUbiSb Powert luragardta tbetreaty were
MV piiKiidiug.
AN IMPOETaHT TBIAL AT BBU88ELS.
BatCMUa, Nov. 29.-btanH ??> *? P*ltaw
trlai la Mnaata* Ti?e awlarttea of witaeaai wm
Imm to-day. The |nmM ?* Bataayrt fataat
In eourt MHNI ? itBeattoa. Hi- ?PP?***?M oM?l*
B>Tiiava.tlH' Wldowol tbe mnrd.-r.-d n.an. la a^ai.cd
wlth curioelty. lt 1* atalal tlmt aha ia aeriouMy 111.
CHARGEt) OF TBBASON IN TURKEY.
CoNSTAXTiNorLE, Nov. 29.-The arrest of
puart Pacha waa rn.wed by a charge la whlcli nre lu
cluded the (.'hlef Eunueh of IN Palacc aal said Paafea,
that be waa eonsplrtng to depoae the Hulian lu
favor ..f Ahdnl Hamlrt'a youn^er brotber, Meh, med
}',?chad Kff-ndl. The retrimei.t wnieh >:iiarded /.telj
? .?.?i) dlaaolwd, aad the aoldlera hare been teat to
ttn-ir bomee to* way of OoaataaftnUfll
YGLKSiAS I)i:< ILABED I 'IKAITOK.
Lima, I'ciii. -N"v. 29.?Newa from Areqnipa
U u> the effcct that Kaatat* aaa delared Yglaataaa
tra1torandbasca?hienu hun. T.i.ic is innoli h>
?n in Chfll ;i*rr.*n-t Um Beoadortaa Pr.-al. ;it for )<:?v
lujhiflicuu eSraonl Baatsfeaaaal oa ? poUUeal pnaoaar.
ANXlors TO BTAKT A DEBATE.
Loxdon. Nov. 90*?Tki />'"'/// Aaaw this
iMtatagMVa l " Mr- Hn?U wil> "">v" tllt'1 ailjoimuiiciit
Of tlie Hoiwe oT OMkiMM to- I ;v. witu the oMeot of
rareicp u ilcliau- ?n Iho udiuiiili>ir..tioii M th- J.'iuU :ict.
THI POLICY OF RU88IA.
Rome, Nov. 29.? Tlit* Howjna, i? an edi
Md todav, ??y? that ti.e raaaal ftaM <?f * ?? 0*?*
tbe Ruwliis Forelgn Mlulster. to Raaaa, pro\<H that
feajata wfll wtven the pMMa aoM y ..f Garaanjand
Aa?:ria, to wbun ltaly bMgtvM explkw aanaalon.
?
AFFAIRS D THI DOMINIOK.
Mosthkai., Nov. 2aV?Th* Jibol suit of J'r.
HaamMai ii Ufeanl aaaaalafta ?i ttai raaaal .ilaettoa,
K^uldot FatDT Senteww, aavi of l'.oxtoa Fnli*, "lio <!<?
fcoimwdiiiiu fiom tU" !>uiii>t aa i ba4 OatboUa, whk*
waa recently <?a iri:'i. k u anas aooiprouitae I, *" ?
ant pailag cK? plalntlff 9900 and the eoatM, amoanung
r?r $1,000. ,
Tiif MoMtreal Coni Ex<-h>Mip \* <?Matton dju reao red
|a netltKM 11;-? Dontblon <. \. n mi ot loi rreee tn il? uim)
tui L"iifial fr,-f iiiivic.iii"" 91 riTeraand lal
A 'iir.-et st> iiiiiKliii' linc ih t<i t>c aataMltaed batweaa
laitporl and ?i<riii <u. next ?uinuier.
,.i ,,\ro,(?i)t., x ,v. ?.? 11 ii' ? ? laaal asaettagof the
Kortaa atern Telegraph Coiupaay beld bero to
fcV,Kraataa Wlmaa, of New-York, ?u rleeted praal
leaLand w111 .in (iooilirlnm, of Xurontu, ?loe-praal
?Vut. A comuilttee a-ua nppoluted to oouslder a
prujeci fi>r laylux a cab!e lu Lak< - i|k lor.
QpDui n,oi,t .Nov. 29.?Judge Burton arrlvadaara
la%talgbttocoiidiut t'n Comialtatoti of Inqolry Ittto
theciii!. otlarbrietj on tba ix-ix-h ngaiiiRt Coanty
? iimrc*. A' thr- last uio.u'-ul Juii<i- *i!ilr?a
r??rii.<i and Judaa Borton adj.>urued Um ooniiiuMlon
kuul m *? Krlday loaw.Ut tlii- actuu of the Doiiiimou
CuTeiiii
? ?
i -WKIGN NOTKS.
I?!?Di>?, W?-^n?",(la>. Nov. *_'9, 1882.
TV Tinrt In a leadlng ariicle, coiuuicniing oa the
tfttrh ut Mr. Davitt at Navau oii Kuudajr ia*t, Myn lt
a)ltieou?l<t? ut wlth aaue governiiHiil to allow fauatlcs,
aowevi r ?i:i<?< n , to biaudmh torehoe In a powdat inuga
am
AdUtiatvh from Biichar<-at naya: " I'nnce Ohika ha?
Wn r<-?it-<-t?d iireald<Mit ut the BoumanUa Baaata. M.
Jowtti haa bieu choaeu yttaMCBt <?f the Chamber of
Rkt HrusiwU Chaiut?er? have rfjectcrt t!i? tnll prov?d
*?>? tui ib> latroUuc.tlou of Jury tnala for preM ofiencca.
M. Tomavoli, a well known bauker af Uuohareut, wa?
ttardcrwd and robbed laat eveumg ln a well h ? ij-.ii nled
?tretio/taaolty.
A twaaar ha? foundered off Portreath, Coruwall.
*h;ven of the erew were drowiied.
A ParU dbtpatou aaya that M. (iauitxtta'? ubyalemn
Otav-a thu morojug that be paaacd au cxoellent nl?ht,
aat rafuaed b? gitre furtner lnfonuatiou regardtug hU
taudtuou.
Tne PtogreMlat party at Berliu haa decldcd to efloct
an nuderManding vith'tne RecasHlonlsts and .ffatjonal
l.it.i ralson a!l questlons of prlnciplf. aud tnus anaw
ahout aa cloee an alliauce us possible between the thrte
Mrteral grotipa.
The muulclpal cotmcil of Parin to d*y preaented n
raedal of honor to M. de Brazta. M. Trard. Minlster of
Finance.M.Cochery, Minister of Poita and Telcgraphs.
M. de I*s?eps, and nther promtnent persims V.hVfhV
ent Dt the rtreraony. kt de Bra/T.a d****"?"*' L'?
woold trv to de.troy siavcry tn the lettlon* whtch ne
traversed. ,
A TRAGEDY VtMAlSM.
Cohixna. Me.. Not. 29.-Thi.i aftcrnoon tbe in
habitanta of North Newport *?re atartle,
by hearing threo pb-tol *ho<* m rapid
Uliiiajl and ahortly afterward a M?
and earry.ll ran Into tho ?JJ J?? <
North N-wport. lay .lyinff Wtti a balW hol? m h?r
fert templo Charlea Crowel) jnmped *?? Jj
carriage and fcaffoi beforo reachtng the
door. Crowell had a bullat hola in
his rigbt tenjple. They wera rarru-d
into Mr Dodpc's hoiwe, and botb Roon expire.l.
rMoVer oooaoioaaueai l>- fow?j-ath. Crowoll eaUad
aVti,Ml,1,(-lh..,.H, i, St. Abatis tlna aiternoon
when Mlaa Pnlav wa* tc.ieliing, to tako her to
ber bouio iu Nowport to apcM ThankBgiving.
AVKLEX AFTER KELLOGG'S SEAT.
Xew-Ouleass, Nov. 29.-J. II. Acklen bas
prcpared and mibmltted to Oovcrnor VcEnery a brief
in wl.tch ne denlea that Kellogglaan lnhuhitant of tbe
Htate wlthln the meaning of act 1 seotion 2 of the
ITr.ited States Constitution, or a resldent of the Illd
CongresslonalDis'.rict undcr tho provistons of the Lou
l-dana Coustitutlon. On tnat aubjeot he maiutalns that
Kattafl abandonad bla I-oiilsiana citizeuship. if be ever
hid ajaj(talf78| that be dispoaed of all his property
tbere aod luveeted tn W.isblngton property; that ke
HBj no propertv lu Loutsiaua now; that tbe record* of
tbe Reglstor-s ofHee h.-re fail to abow that he ever regis
tered or voted in Louisiana, gjid he flles a cernlii ato
from the Stato Kcgistcr to that ett'ect; that he reglstcred
in Iberlu ParNb ouly 00 Oclober 16, 1882; that he, bas
never vousd there: that he never has and doea not now
offD property tbere. and flles a ccrtlncatH from
tbe kaeeeaot and Olert of the Ooarl to that cnVct. He
further allegas that tho votera of the Illd Congrcssional
Utatriot. pnor to t a <ikflOtioa, WeMJ Informed In imbilo
Kpeecti.8 l>> hiui aii.1 SUMH <?i KoIIokk'" iueligtbilit>.
lieuiaiutalnstbntboihlawandfacts sustaln the posi
tinu he has assumed, aud that iinder the IvOulsiaua U*l
the Uovernor is botb empowercd and reu.ulrod to dccide
the questiou ot his ellglMllty.
SIMEB1 BAILKOAI) REPORTS.
Albant N. Y., Nov. 29.?The followinp
New-York City rallroad eompauies bSTl reported to the
Htate Engineer lor ihe year endiug Septeuihtr 30 :
The Oaatnl Ckwailoaa latWlftl from pansengers,
1152,460 09; total receipts, $1j3,'J69 15; total pay
uienta. $143,053 04.
Tho Ury Uook, East Broadwav and Battery?Receipts
from piiBseng.TB, $801,091 73; total receipts,
$870,159 35; total paymeuts, $012,523 15, lnoludlng
divhlelids.
The Broadway and geventb Aventto?Receipts trom
pasM'Ugers, $818,347 32; total receipts, $880,504 10 j
total paymeuts. $889,289 10. inoluding dlvidentls.
Tbe Houston, West Htreet aud Pavonia rerry-Re
eespU from pas?enpers, $213,441; total receipts,
tr.'4!t,473 88; totul pajaaWlH during the yeaf,
$249,473 88.
rOI-1 XTAKILY LlTISG AS A PAUPER.
Toms ftiVKK, N. J., Nov. 29.?Tbe authori
tlea of Ocean County have brought suit against the
towusblpof ("hestcrfleld. Bnrlington County. for nluo
years' support for James Hlilnn, an lntnate of the county
iwor-house at that ptooa. Shtnti dlsoppeo^d from his
ho.ue in KeckltKstown, Jiurlington Coutity, ln 1873. He
WM at that tlme ahout ttfty years oid and of souud
mind. 111s wlfe and sons beliered that he had been ao
e (ientaliv drowned or killed. The woods for several
milea iu evorv dlrectlon were elosely searched aud uonds
aiol oreeks dfagged, but witbont result, aud tho famlly
t'ave up the st arch. It recently oame Ottt to tbe tw
tAinUjhmentoiailthat Shmn walked trotn Kecklesstown
at th? tlme he dlsappeared and voluntarily entered the
poor-ho'ise lure. Cuestcrfleld is liable for his supi>ort
uuder tho Btale laws.
ALBERT RICUAltDSOX'S FLIGHT.
[BT TKLE0?A1'U TO UIB TKtniTMB.I
Boutab, N. Y., Nov. 29.?Thew is oooaid
erable exeltement orer the disappeatauee of All>ert
P.iihardBon, a promluont and weulthy oll producer.
Kioiiardson.who has t>een a producer audoperator in tho
oil maikct, dep:'.rted from Bollvar ahout a wt-ek ago. He
etarted osteusiMy to fO to Biadlord, IVnn. He bas
gjoaa awaf ?*** a woaaaa, o;id Ml debts aaaoaattag to
f30,0ot?. Blcinrtisoii lived in elegan' Htyle and has left
ai> iii-complish.-d and pretty wlfe. He has asslgned his
Droverty to aome extent, aad HlabeUered tiiat he car
Hedawsy withhlmbetweca B50.000 aud $so.000. At
l-ist acciiiits he wns la< l.-\eland, O,, and was on his
\,.i\ to t'aliforuia. It h uuderr-toud that dotectives are
on his tr.iCR. _
8ENTEN0ED FOR BOBB1NQ A WOMAK.
Cuicago, Nov. 29.?Wiiltcr CJianc bas becB
Bcnienoed to niue years in the ponittutiary. He met
Mm Constautine Mel/l<iua on tho way to Tucsou, Ailz..
and a illrtation spraug up. He iuduced her to coine to
Chicago with hiraandput upat ahotoL Iu tbe morn
IngChase dlsapeared with $1,000 in nioney and all the
Jewelry bc.loiigmg to Ihe woman, which be had takeu
eataaaaaty to have Japaatteel ln tho hotci eafe. Tite
womau waalelt absolutely dnstitute, aud tlie followlng
ni!?ht slept in the Htatloti-hoUHe. But she had plenty W
pluck, and iiuinediatelv aeeured wotk at *3 a wr.ek.
havmg allBhe < ould fro.D this pittanee sbe bircdade
tectlTa. and floally toeoeeded iu orartaktag Chaoe at
AtluutleCity, lowu.
AN 1N8VSANCB BBAS1N0.
Nkw-Hav^x, Codii., Nov. 29.?Tbe bearing
bathaeaaeeof the vtadtaa ?yafthaAaarieaaMataal
Lifo laataiaaae Haaapaaj an<i tbe Vattataal i.ife and
Trust infiiiruneo <'onip;iiiy. WhJeh bnvo beaa for fMNM
tuae i>n trial bafoN Johnsou 'J'. Plati aadJoha i:. Cgarka
MacXaaualttM uppoiutcl by the Huperlor i'otirt, waa
eoiielu.led to-dny nnd the d> cluion ns. i \, d. C. H. Uam
iltoii flh d net<rly 1.000 ola:nis lu'.ai'.xt tbe eatatea of tbe
t\v<i aaaafaatoa aaaad npoa poMelea iMnedtotheXationai
i i taaranoe Gompauy of Mew-Yorli Otty. whleh oodj
jiativ wiis attemptea to ba Mlaaared by ihe National
l.iti niiii Trnat Couipany. The ilulina are aMtneraada
wtthout ihe cuiiHiiirct oi ihe polioy-holden um! eontaln
uii affl l.iviti oi ? puwers Of uttorney. '1 liey Wero objccted
to. ? _
77/ B ALA BA MA BENA T0M8EIP.
MOBTGOMBRYi Ala., Nov. 29. ?ThO tWO
houaea of tho Le?t?lature, aaaeuibied ln Joiut eanveutlou
to-day, aa i ta< rata eaal for Datted Btalaa Oeaatof waa
oaavaaaad. it Bfyeaitei uiat Qoraand Morgaa tmd re
( civd u large iriujorliy ln eaeh Ilonne, the preMdent of
ti,,. .,;,..;, dccla. d blun eleotod United Statoa Seaatot
for the ti rm proaoribed by Law.
THE VOXB /A SEW-MEX1C0.
Albo<jdo<JU?, N. M., Not. 29.?Acting
(jov.-nior Rttah n.-.t.iy eaaraaaedtlM rataof it;c lerrt
torv lor dtlaftate to Concroaa. TV |pUl vote ia
28.4 10, an Iber?>- ? ?! 1.000 orortfcal of twa yaata aa>
ttep.) reoelred a toaajorttyof 1.648 ew Manta*
imre* (!?ein.(. Tli-'.iMcr Iimh KtaJned four Of tbO most
proioineat lawyera han to ouataal Luaa'a olastioai
r.UJA BBOF UiTTTaS .f COIATBAMP.
\'i.u--ui;i.ka.'-:s, Nov. 29.?Tho larffi hooac
of Mcl.elhiii i ( ",!barp, of Mllllki-iiN Ihnd. '.<??, failed
Moadaj Theii UfMlttaaa aw aaaari I14A000, and their
?eaeta ?aotal OlOOiOOn Tha eaedftoM ??'<? einetiy i/i
Xcw *fork, ??. Laada au.i Kaw-Orloana. A BaaetlTag afl
the BTCdlten ia ? cpoetocl to be bei<i baroto mwiaWi
A Cillll Of POUCE SDED FOM SLANDER.
J.uAiuTE, lad., Nov. 29.?Ifclfit Grongar,
the te'uperai.ee leetnrer, haa auel CSaV f ??f Padea
M.indler for *10,000f..r alanibr. MandUr aecuaed hi r
oflattoaay alta Captaii iTaUaea, ? ptxrartaOal ???***
of tue Latayatta har. laa i mm asolft i ?aah BataaaM.
FA1IA HE Uf PHILADKLPELL
FiiiLADEi.fHiA, No\. 29.?KoaHIIOf ^ NIl_
Cauley.d.aleiKlu notloiu ln I ourtli-wt., havo made un
aaalKuiaeut The flrru ha?l ?lven Judt'inent note* to
r<-. iiiveaior^ij.ooo, apou wiilcli exeeutiou waa twueu
o d iy. The loiat liabilin, m urt: aboal tSO^Oft
MADDE GRANUL.it 8EBI0C8LT 1LL.
liuoCKTOX, MOJaVi Nov. 29, MffaWlfl (Jrantfer,
Ihe uetreaa, la seiloimly 111 at the lluiel 1'aliuer bcre,
whero the haa beeu ?lnce her eoiupany played here oa
MoiiUay. -_
6TEEL M1LLS SUUT JJOIFN.
StUA.NTo.N. Peun.. Nov. 29.-The Ltcku
watuin Iron and Coal fomPan> >?a*...lll- ** eV?wa
onightfor au Indetlnt'e pcnod, throwing over i.w
uien out of cinploymcnt.
* .A 01! MMUS SOC1AL SCAXDAL.
A WRONGED HUIBAID ATTEMrTS M1TRDER.
R. II. TF.VI8 WOOVM V. T. Kil.KIIAPT-A DIVoltl'E
BlIT TO loM.OW?W1IO MB8. Tf.VIH Bk
ST. LOIIS, Nov. 2(*.-A shooting affi ay occunvd
hcro laat night in which Francis T.Iglehart. former
ly cashier in tbe banking bou?e of Hartholow,
Lewis & Co., and very highly connerted. and W*
H. Tcvis, a well-knowu niercliant, were concern-d.
Igl'hart aud a woinan closely veiled rinne from a
liouse iu Singleton-st. rarly laat eveuiug, wfcafl
Tevis and a compaiuon, wha\ it bbBBb*j bad
beeu Iving in wail, appeaied from an alley
near the housc. Tevis fired at Iglcliart,
wonndiug him in Uka ann, but not dangeroiiBly.
Iglehart fell and tho womnn belped him up, whtlo
hM assailants ran to a liveiy stable, a hlock nway.
and procuringtheirtcam.wlneh hailbeen leftther*.
drove rapnlly away. Iglehatt, supported b) the
woman, wallied a few blo< ks. when a passing rnr
rlaire was hatb-d and they were driven to Iglehart's
house. The woman then drore nway in a carriage.
It is stippnaed that th* BaM with Tevis was a privaio
detective; that the woman was TeviR'a wifc, and
that it was tbe intention%oi Tcvis to kill Iglehart
All the BaaBOBt are very veticcnt. I?ut tlie athiir li'is
causcd mucb exctternent, as tho BBIBBB1 involved
are all well-knowtt. Mrs. Tevis was a Miss BoetB
nndisaniece of General Shorinan. also aniecoof
tbe late Judgo 8amnel Keber. Her fathcr
is a colohel in Ihe United States Army.
Mr. and Mrs. Tevis had ? mceting this inorning.
and tbe? have separated. he taking tlie mily BBlid,
a little giil oi threr y?ars. H<> will institute ? suit
for.livor.eimuiediately. whirh will be allowed to
gn liv defnult. . . . , , ...
Tbabonee In Mr. tgjahart'ejeft nnn below tbe . 1
bewan ?hattared. The ball raafed npwara,irai
tbe wounil is uot serious. 1 he ?candal is the topic
of eeneraleonvetaationabonl towa to-dav.
ThePo$t-IH$j>alih given the lollowingstoryof the
nflair: "Mrs. Tevis is a lady well-kmiw ti ln M.
Louis society. She is a niaee of General Bberman.
coiiiinandei-in-chicf of tbe Anny, and nleonieceol
tlioiate.hiit.' -amuel F. Reuer. Her father.Co?
onel Beeae, ia now m Um reculac Armv, butw at
present in 8t. Louis. The ladj ia <iuite yonng, with
exceedingh attractive and iutellffant faee, Of tho
oider bett daaenbed as 'rad bloodevaad h?;r hgure
binattnet with gnce. Bbadoeanei look tobemorc
ttian twentv, but ib al.'out tweiity-t-even. and she
has been the eharmlng eantre of a very bngbtciruie
iu St. LouiM society l??r several year*. About four
years agoslie was tuarried to Mr. levs, WlM was
hrtely a incieliant in this city. but now conneoted
?ritbtbeextenaivedrygooda bonae of Crow, Jiui
gadine & Co.. aud eon of John C. loviri. au
old and iBaBtctod citizen of ht. Lonu,
and relation of tna CaUfornta Tevises. Eren aoe
WbO kiiew them inppoaed tlieir hoine a very happy
one. Uut forsoiiie miie p:i-t there has been a COlO
Bessbetween them, growing ?>ut of an anooymoUJ
letterreceivedhy the husi.aiul. This waaexpbuned,
however, and Mr. 'levis aaemed aatMfied. inai
deception was oaed, there ran lie no doubt, for onll
a f?W dayB later tho eTtnt described above took
??Afterthe shot was liredTevis wastakeu awtiv hy
Iiisdetectivefneiul. aud tlie hul.V Mippoile'l Igle
hari uutil ihev atopped a paaalng oamageand were
dnveu t? Iglehart's apa.tnieiits. ROBI tlnre .\lis.
levis went toberfatber,not daring to gotonec
bonte, aDdtbaacane batwaeo tbem dttnagtliara
eitaloftbe affiait is ^aul to bave beeu paiulul iu
tbe extrenie."
BkNTOM 8tt?A IU BOSTON.
IJoston, Nov. L'9.?7/?' Herald iu tlie niorii
tngwulaayi A baataaaa aaaa al tati atty arao is weii
acquaiutod with Abuer I. Beayoa, expre-idmt of the
PaeillcNatlonalBank, contldiut'.y aBserts tbat be saw
Bcnyon ln Bromfleld st. Titesday mornlug. Benyop.
be Havs ruudcno eaTorttO eoneeal 1ns iile.Mity, noiwltli
Klanliiig the faot thot he ls wantedby the UnitedHtales
larsiiuh_
IHE ELELT10S IS TEXAS.
Galvestos, Tex., Nov. 29.?Oflicial ele< tion
returns rcoeived by The .V?ir? show that in 153 counties
Ireland (l).?in.), for Oovernor. has a majortty of 3H,oo2
over Jones (ind.). There are twenty-eight countiea still
tobearfrom.walebwilltaereaac iieiand's uiajority to
exeeed 40,000. Demoi ratle < ougreaaaiea are eleeted ln
all tbediatrtetaezeau vmn, .suichgivesaunOority of
2,300 for Oehiltree (lt?p.)
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TELEOMAFBW NOTES.
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TO BB BXOULATKU Bt MW SOR1 TIMK
Bochi 11 R N. V., Nov.29. - i ueC'omraon Uonncil
laal nik'iii ?!<?? irted that bereafUi tfio nty Bbm biiouid be faii
lated by Sea-York tuo".
COIMAOEATTBB i'llll. kOELPHIA .M1NT.
l'nii AKK.i.riiiA. Not/29.? I'be eoiuage executed
at tbe Vuited MUtra Mlot ui tkto eitj in tho montk of No
\diibei aggrrgated r,ii*6,4 opk*oea,Taia?aatB?.01W?4.
Tiii; VI.H.MU.M LEOI8LATUBB Aiuont.Ns.
MOBTPXUKR, \t., Nov. _';<.?Ilf bi I toakiiiK the
?nlorc?nieiitof tba llanor tow niora atrtafeal was kuM in
tlie Benata lo-oay. Die Legtelatwra bas aujoaraadflaauy.
A CABAX 0L0B1B0 fO* THE BBABOaT.
HoxsaoALa Pen ^Mov. 29.?I'be Delaware and
ntnisoti ( suui UckJettg, The ia,t boal elaarad t.iilay. The
total ?hijiuaiit? Jor the yeai- by tbo tanal ?eie 1,811,l.ti
tous.
A I1KAVV FilO-T AT PKX8A0OLA.
PxXiAOOLA. Fh?~ Nov. 29.?Ihere was a beavjf
frosl last ui^lit.a.idail tlie leluRef" are retunilio,'. Tbe ra>
natDj.tiou ot Oui.luej,dirt isjiidly glvtu? Ia Ibaottf lts uoini^l
appearaaee.
M 11. APOAB MAK M A BTA1 KMKNT.
AlBANTi Nov. 29.?!.. K. Apgai aatboriiea the
?tatement tbat tbere Ia aat a imr.lele of foundatlou ln th?
pnbil?bed reportthei be b.?d bem oi UHkelytoba ap-ioimed
ptlvata loamaiy toQewetwor-a aet Cleti
A I.lKi: HKXTXM i: I OMMUTKD.
Aftii>iA. kfa., Nov. 20.?i li? Goveroot andCoan
ellthlaafteraooneemranted the hfe aeateoea of leoai N
u.iddeu. now u tha sute Prlaoa laebargUiy, t? a teuu of
loaiteea ft ? -
1MUANS AHiiNc TO BE PENSIOXED.
M<n\ ( iiv, Iowa, Nov. 29.?A diapatcb from the
ladtan Terrttory aaya Uootof tbei reek ladlana, wimioiiKiit
lor ihe UdIou duriuf the Bebellioa, ara uokiiij! i'iu 'iuveru
luciit ioi p< aaiona.
cafital rroca TO BB IXOBEAeKD.
J'lllI ADBLPIll \, NOT. 29.? I h?* Hto. kboliera of llio
Katlonal rran?it.ipaaj il ?iiifiwh'tbiniiNMiioouasreed
to inrraaaa lia eapltal atork *&i. i t) raaoOjactetiaala
creaaa Ia laeaiaraa ihi boalaeaa ??' Iheoompaay.
| i BAUTEB DBCJ.ABKD TO BE IKHIM: MAL.
\i 11 .N-. Nov. 29.- I ii" Attornev-Ui'tui uha* ren
dered a dedalon Ia raaponae to a < ommunli aUon (ron Kupee
luleudeal r'ainiia.I '>?? lueu au ?- liepai tan-nt, i
iii..i Lbechirte oftha N'ew.Vurt Ufo laaoiaaoa Oaaafaay?
parpataal.
BALI OF A M-.V.-I'AIM.K.
Kn-oxvimk, lann.. Nov. 29. WilUain Kulo. adl
(urandpropriator of Tkt Knaea-Ofc PeOjf ttfvaMa. ?" ?
eTenlog eohi bla paper loa Jolnl atoi ? i aupaoy '"'.*},' "V '
(olunWUeary k! illbwu. editoi ol 2iie KmamOt WtmgMf
publiom, ttilfrdlt The < /..,?.??<.
Nl.W OROAXIZAl I"'.- '"?' 0BPOBAT1 l>.
Ai.U4.nv Nov. 29.?The following ory nuzatinna
ware looorporeted to-d*y i iiio Amerlcan Totfet company.
aiIihdt. eapltal $ o.oi.n . th? Wal kiit Portland i enu nt i 'oro
oan* ol Xew.1 oih, ejpliMl $100,1 00, priai Ipal offlc ? at BoutB
liKUdont; the uilglnal T?mh Ward Coac blai Otvm af BTew
v. rk.
Rl -KiNATION OE A I.OlN'jV ' I I .1%.
Fberhold. H. J.. Nov. 29.?Tbomaa V. Arrow
?lulih. wh?? i.ai hfi-i .1 ?<? "ttii-fl ,.!? mntf Olerk uf MoBmontb
.,,,,,-,.. : li:a .,'ii. .? renieitlay beeaaaa of
ilt.li (ioTeraoi Ludlow aereptew bla re^lgnatioo laat
Bight auduippolutad Joaaph ATTowaiaUa, hls aon, alai* for
? |.|l?.l tCIIII.
MBa MEI.VII l.i-.vs BCIT DIKKTHBaTO.
Pbiladi lpbia, Nov. 20.? i ln- trritol babeaa cor
pua bitnurbl I'V Mi? Meartetla M? ttllMii{alii?i bei lins'iaud,
c il. ? , , ,. . :?:? ?!?. ii,.. t.. ? ? t ii.- tii- eastady of thelr
ii.oi-. ..-I M nd waa diamlatad tblamorianBln Jaogi
a. ihe eomplalnaa! uu? li*< i'1*
tfnalun oi l.n daaai ;
\ i ? Ml D FIBM BKMI J1..S
Boarox, M Ul?.? I'heoonuuUteool eiadltotraof
i ii.i . -, ? i. ? .. ...... >. ? ? ncenily
uati imi i-ii bclrrou o og tt"*t
i iiaii a- i o. ?> -".iii?- t>m io- 'it u,-ii?y. AJI ovardaaBO-ea, witii
, :j.i ? i. loii piaaaiitaUoo, aadall aotaa noi <iue
fiiu be paidai h .vim.-.v
?P
. >N> Bb'CTIXO A \V;i ., iaT.
Rotrra AatBor, N. J., Nov. 21). a taaboatiabelna
IfoKTPRUEB, Vt.. Nov. 2?.- rbeGoverrjorbaaap
polatad *ud tbi vlW.H.H, niaybatr w
htuwe, and Joba W. craoii'ta of B tland U>011 Taoawiea Ia
.-,1 in oii.-i t->r. jr Mh- ^in>- rii i ,,t i i.r
!?. n in. nnd v\ lliiiiiii I*. LdUliiffuam, of WfttarbuiT, 1 ii I ??"?
n UUdai llio lii'W ; i-\ 'iiiu- iilli tmliit coi;ioratliill?.
'I il K KATAHDIll II. OH ' <> IPAN1 ^ l All.IKE
BaXGoN ?i'.. Nov ?. ol i leore li
loraaf tbe Katahdin Irm. < ouipaiiv tliM ?f <-ri imui tii? total
imli bledui ? -I the ' ompan . ? uh hlioa n ?o ih; ?l>ont ?? ?
iifwhirli aBO.OOOlaaa u ? partj md nu muiiiifa^dirad
Iimii n waa d>'< I led io m. < ? ,.i twalye raataoa ihe doilar oi
lo oMiltaliaa tha iud?Lii? diior-i, m ba left o^iionai witb cacb
?I i to I'ltl-ON THBOOOH A JoKE. ?
Trov, No\. _".? - ~-oiin I'M'ti'iiient BTaaaiaatad at
Cimuvtlle IjmsI weea t.y Ibaarnntot lua oW, I lioinp*oii tnd
\Mlllam Walel. el.aiKod ?lih atealliiK lurkeya fiouia fanu
t-i rbeavldence i*?'nal ttmu appean^l ..imnulva and
ttoi-y arata m-i.I t.iJaU loi tlirfc- inonllu. II baajiut leakad ont
tlialolbfl tieiiMiiiitiliili- Ibe turkeT* al a J0k?, aud JudjcrW a?S
jjaMiidt-ifd ibepiUooeratobe iilraaeil. J ba JoAora tuada a
lull toiu'etal'iu aud \wli uot bo puuiaaod.
THE DAY FOR GRAT1TUDE.
RXADY FOR THANKSGIV1NU.
II'iVV THK II >[.II>AY WILL BV. OIISKUVI I) -I'M MfAL
PRKI'AItATIONS?REASOXH FOR TIIANK Kll NKSS.
Tho Nutional foatival of Tlnmkfgivmg, ?? if to
prevent itiruggcd New .KBghUad origin froiu bataf
fuagelteu by tiic aaaliopolta. ba* eaaaaiato tbe city
h? ivily bbbobbbJ in wintry ganneuta of enow. Tbe
nileiit, peramtent fall of tbo white tlak.s, the jingle
of sleigh-bolln, and tho muflled Bouud ti
voices in tbo atrect aro BtlBttgty eutrgeativo
ofthegood obl-time 'Ihanksgiving Day witb its
aemnipa imentsof long alclgh ihaTja, fan.ily gath
erings, turkey, mim o ak and BBfBBI lad hurd cidor
about theglowing he.irth. Tho wiiul whiatling in
tbo cbimney and tbe snow beating aoftly againat
the window-pano muko tbo light* of tbe boBM
hrighter, tho jih.w of tbo firo?ido wanner and tbo
claap of frieii'Wiip's or kinahip's haada beaiiier.
Tbo contrant between tbe warinth and
Kooil eteaaf of eonifonablo hotaes and tbo bhuk
wintcr in the hves of tho pitiful waml.i.M
nbout tbe anowy strects ifl abarper tban ever, and
coiifirm? the wavenng resoluti m of many a com
fnrtably-clad person to daadl of ebarily a bea a
ablvaring fgnra ia yeaeed shaking In Bnew-eovand
ngP in f4NM cold < orner.
The eustnm of eelebraf ing a day of general thank
ralaeea hatgfowaBteadRy ainea tbatdaj ml021,
m) w intry for tbe race of bixdfl whtcb " Swoetly alng
Koiiide, gobblc, ajobble," wban Qavaroot Bradford
Bint " four men out fowUllg " after ihe lii'it b:n vi st
of tbe riiinoutb (olony, " tbat tliey iniidit att< f a
Hpreial uianncr lejotoa togetln r.'' A ? univei-1 lly
(ilelinit -d M tlie day baa been of RaM yeaia in
New-York. tbe indic.itionn aro fi.it it will bo moro
aldarr andatoci)|ojfalli obeeived thia yeat tiian
ever bi-fnic, Tbo iniiiibeiU sm liask'ts and bagB
witb th" leaal of linkrvH, geeae and elii-ketiH ii iek
ingoutoftbeuitli.it bavo baea caniid about tbe
Ktr?-etH by all aoiti and conditioua oi' n <n ioi tbo
laat few daya eould tneuii uotbiiig el.se \
tbe preparationa tbat bavo been going for
ward in Dhanhea, ebantable baatttntlona and aooial
orgamzit .ona aaajH hadianaa only tbat ; and tbe
tbionaa af ciger buyera about the jeavilydadea
.italU in the grcat m.irkots down-lown could only
bo piepanng for iinu.iiial loaatlng atnl BMflyBiak
ing. Tban will be pcayera ami atrmoat af thank*
faiaaai and tbe siiund of fine nius.c in tbe ebunhea
througtiout tbe city to-day. Tbtta will 1ms grand
dui.i'iM in greal inati'ioiiH, beari f fea-t-t in well-to
do boaaaa, and awagia iapnU.tbrt araai pvlmiolj
baatjaatij iu tbe baxarooaoaoftbt poor. Tbero
will bo atately iceaptkma and wbirling
daiiees in briliiantlv-liitliied <lra\viii"-roiii,i-t ainl
parlors, nesry parttet at>o.it faaaily nraaidea and
riei-nes of ntiwotited jollitV in honio* wliero iln- ti a
iiot on tbe iittio atove laktaa livaly parl m iii?
BBaantl fnatlTitlra In ail tbe tbeatrci andothai
pia> e.i o: uraaaaaaal tban an to be eacra parfornj
uncon in ibe afiernoon. 'Ihe avenius and drivea in
tbe uiiper part of tbe nte anll bo gay in tbo aftar
noon intb bnliiant ilaifbi drawn by fine boraea,
and in tbe cvening joily aleltillDg piutieM will go
ootof tbe city totrard tbe oortb, or tbrontb Prea
p< l; 1'ark iu Brooklyn and tfown to Coney blaod.
PEOPLE OOINO OUT OF TIIK CITV.
It bai been awera] raara atnoe tbe farry booaee of
tho nilnada tbat earry aa raany New-Yorawta Into
thecountryfortlieir'lbankHcivinKenjoynienr weroso
wall mantled witii BBOW at thbj 101100 as tboy were
ttaaarday. Yattbaaiorniyinatbar aao bardlybe
miiti to Ikivc bad ameb oi an effaet on the naoal exo
i! isol tbe kiud. Itainflnenee trill battar be bmb
t'l-ilay. Tbe paople who left tbe city ye?
terday wcre nio^tly tbota wbo had fiifly
raade up their ratnda to ioin familiea or Mendt
froin wiioin tliey iire paited by baaioeat nece.s-itios
tlie greater part of tbe year, come wbat weather
woiild. Tbe oatfOlai travel on Thankn(?iving Day
ia to some extont "fair waatber" travel, many per
aaae tniing l'ully prepured to cban(r? thrlr fnten
tioni npou unfavoraule devolopinctits on Thanke
K.vingeve. Moat of the transno.tation hnes out
of the city were expectmg a larger pattonage tban
tbey re.eived. Nevertheloss, tbe rininbera who
lett tbe eity yeatarday aftarooonand evantag aren
about tbe aame aa laat year. tYaen tban wm a
tuliuiL'offoverone tranaportatioD lino it araaoffaet
by an ltur-aso on tnotber. Bfd ? few penona wbo
haddetanninadtoejo to Naw-Eaclaud and tonear
interior pointa by ateamboat W9tt datenad fmea
niaking tl'.eit jouiiu y !>v tboM route-i by tt o stonn.
Ilein e tbe buaineaa of tbe New-Haven, stonington.
Fall Rlver andothet Unee mu? more rividly affeoted
iiian waa thal of tbe laod nil lim-s, and tbn roada
t'aiued part of tbe buaineaa tbat the boata loal The
travel ont ol the city on tbe <lav befor ? I hankaariv
in'ir waamucharaatar tban nsnal, tbe itraataatin*
eraaaa natoially beniB natieed on loeal porata. In
aonte oaaea the trauaportatlon Unaa yaatorday ear
rii-d out taree ttnaa a-< many paaaengan aa nanai
Tiiis waa tbe eaa ? witb the Pennej U ania Bailroad.
aeeordiag to tba atatamanta of tbe tickatHagant at
Uortlandt-at,laat areninff. aftar be bad nadaap
tbe aeeotnit of xalf.s to B 0. BB. All dav
loal tho Pennaylvania bad baao rnnning its
tbrongh traina ln BectJona in ordec to
tecnramodate tbe Inenaaad travel. No apeeial
tra.na wero rnn, bnt tba nnubex of eara to aaeb
tra ii v.a in -ta-i-d. Theu bnainaaa waaeonaider
ably larger tban the ootrtpondlnf day laat year.
I'art oi ibe Inareaaa, tba agent tbioigiit. waa due to
n,?. Nen V-ii k and Long Branoh Una, whioh mi aot
ln oneiation a! ihis tinio lant year. Tbe i banka
gvving buaiueaa of tbe Central Railrua l ol N*w J,r
bbj waa abont the aaaw aa laat yoar. Tho beavieet
increaae bevoud ordmarj daji was between
N?w Yotl; and I'iai.ifiel.l. \. J. There
was a allgfal cotnparative deoraaw ln the exodus
over tbe New-York, Lake Erie aud Weetern Kail
road. ljk'.ii'n rno m traiaa ran wall, but tban was
n talling^ll iu ilt? patronage of tbe eyening tra na.
Ov.t the Delawate, l. ickawanna and Vveetern road
tbe bn Ineas done wa? leaa tban laat year and ade
crease waaexpei t '1 thiaraorni ig. two mow regu
lai iraina, eaet-bouud and weet-Lound, were taken
off tban are DBually diaeontinned on bolidaya,
With tblaroad tbe bofiday trathv is lightex tban on
workiugdaj ???
At tlie Qrand Central I)e|Hit I hu-v icene was pre
lented all tbe al eraoon. Tbe New-York, New
Havenand Hartford road epeclally feltamong Um
New-York roada thelnoreaeeof h>- bolidaT ? trarei,
M over Ita liue areearried thatelement-ao con
siderable in New-York'a pojjalation?the aona and
uaugbtera of tbe land whare rbankegiying Dajwaa
Brrt obaervod, and wbere it ia moal heartlly cele
brated Kxtrat araweraadded tothen-galar trams,
and a large tialhV was looked for this montiBg.
?CSBB1 IN v:n: KABKBTC,
TJk- mat keta yeetarday and on rneeday preaented
Mttieaoftbagrealaataetivity'. Btreama of p >ple
made tlieir way ibitber.uuiuinilfiil Of BBOW aud
hlii.-h, the anxious axpfaattOO of eveiy oOOBtananea
teeming to maan "ataxkavoragaaaaatall ha/
arda." Tneywant with empty baaketa and fnil
nuraea and came awaj witb full baaketa and empty
uuraea, but witu i-'oks of p-r.Vet natieCaotion
ontbeirfaoea that apoke of riotories won aud
knotty problema in bonaeboM economy aolved.
Seaiskin sacquea and faded ahawia wntb frayed
edaearubbed indiacrimtnately againal -aehothei m
tbe lon?"i narrow aveanaa wbera turkeya, geeso,
,1,1,1,,. . fowls,qnarteraotbeef, veniaon and
iU.M1 ig in bewilderiflg profuAon. Ihere
>are ezpenenced bouaewivea and boarding-houee
uiiatreasea, young wive* bnjrtng their ttrat rbanka
givmg dinnar and meu who e wldn t
Kll a turkey from a goinaa ben (with the matbera
off. and each one bad a dtnerenl aay of tindlng
nnt tbe nnmber ol yeara that had paaeed over a
.criogebickeu'ahead. Oneyoung woman aaid that
isleAlookingtnrkej moatbeip ttoaeoond nhtld
i,', ,i ?? becauaeitateethwaraallgona, andagray
,,,',t i it her ?l u tamily obeerved that "tbay
''!,.. ,,'t lell huntliat waaayoung guinea fowl, tor
'v.r'v bait on ita bodj waagray withage.
l aatevenine tbe markete were eapeeiaUy fllled
Vi, i .j-le and Ufe. The tea storea were
rimaa with "garnUiy colored lighte, the
htirk^teis' ataadi lutbe itre l m w aurroundedlbj
ruit.g oil lampa and the rokeeofboya calling
Mhyma and eage " mingl >d ln a uiacorjlant ohorua
withtbea.iiaofnuuitet-men.tnringto aall their
st "k and-baaring" tbe narkrt byenttingratea
il, fghl fromtbouaaii |ata fell npon gxeal
J rjc) [. , |?n,i vegotn nej, goldeu bntter
Sudcreainj lookingebaeae,whiJetbeakwai^haavy
wdththeeiiellofceb-ry.b.uid fr^maalPoaltrj
oftbeb -t .|'>":'\ ?aan < ?" l'l"i!l?1' ?? " "?"
i t yaar al Thinkagivlng time, rhara waa aa
, , reaaed damand toi it. bowaver. and prtaaa aaw
Snaequontly higb. Tnrkaya, '?.rk'V^1;"",?Ts?.
,iIlgl.dillprirelr..mi:..-nl.t..2oaui ?.? e, nts per
nound, according to guality. QoaU btWBght from
Lt;,o-o*4 ooado/eu, and P'i ridgca andgrouae
w',.;,. aoXd at troaa p 50 to fc i*. p.nr. l.ughsh
plieaaaulH were aold at *.'; a pair. aud Kugliah b ,res
brongbt 96 00 a pair. 1 he tui kef waa tha favortta
fowl and the greatijuaniittesot :bat ill-fated bird
diBL'l'ayedon all aldaa Lodioated thal there was aarat
atruatersauKbteiot ihe gobblers alne.i Qoraipof
BrVdford and bia people " i" a spectal mauner re
laaead togetuer."
AT CUUKCHK3 A.NU CliARIfADUJ !NariTUTION8.
The featiral will be celebrated witbaueeial ser
vices in ncnrly all the cbnrcbes of evrrv denomina
tion in tbe iity. S-imoiis apprnpriate to the SBf
will ba BfaBBBad, aBOBlal programmea of luujdc will
be carried out, and many houses of woi-diip will be
decorated with a profmdoti of the fruits of the
anth tn glTfi a Btaafiilal laBfaaantatlna irl the reaanM
iorthanktulnesH. In manv RomanCittlmlit?' 'nirencH
there will be Rpecial maaaea of tbank-givmg.
Among tbe oharabea ba whieh asrVieeeof nnnaiial
inteicst will ba held are tbefollowing: Trinitr
Cbnrch and itscltapels; Calvary Baotist Chureb, in
West iviity fliird st.,ot wlncli the K< v. Dr. M.ie-.
Arthur is pristor; t'hurchof tbe Meesiab, at Ihirty
fourth-at aml Park-ave., tbe K?v. Dr. t oUyer. pus
tor; Pirat Reformed Epleoopal Chureb, al Haniami
ave. and rlfty-fiftb-at, the Rev. W. T. fabino
paacori tbe Rev. I>r Nawauur'a eharehnt Madison
tve. and Forty-Afth-at.; TvreBty-touTtb-tt. Motbod
i-.t Epiaeopal Churrh. where nn "nll-day eervtoe
lor promotiag boUnaaa" will be beldi Central
afetbodiat Epiaeopal Chureb, at Bdvanth-ave. and
Fourteeiith-st.; the Mi-aiou of the Imuiaculato
Virgm, :n Lafayettaplaeei Central Preabvtatiaa
Chureb, in In v-sev irh-*t., ne:ir Beventb-ave.i
( hureh of the lloly Trinrty, al afadiatm-ave. and
Forty-aecond-at., ot which tlie Rev. Dr. W. r. Wat
kina ia rector.
Iu I ba eity'a charatablo institutions and tn all tlie
plaoaaof tbe kiml which private eharity aupporta.
the tn natea wi 1 ba given n good dinner and w ill be
uiiiie aa ii ippj s good ebeer, warmth and ligbt can
maketnem. A tbedifferenl luktitutionanndertbe
eare ol tbe Depertutenl "f Cbaritieaand t'orrection
yooug and old, eick and well will l>a bmatad toen
tertainmcnte ol uifferent kinda. Tharawtll bemu
tbleana, recitutiona and, at the Lnnatio Aay
liitu on BlaokweU.a laland, ilaneing. The Commia
aionera of Chantiea tiave eontraeted lor 11,250
ponnda of chtekea and 3.430 pounds ol turkey,
making a total ?f 11,690 p anda oi pouKry tor
these Thankagiving feaata The Almebouae will
ooneume 1,100p.mnda ofcbioken aud 100 ponnda
of turkey; tbe Wbrk Honaa will diap aa of tbe
lameuumuni of chiokeu and 200 pounds of tur?
key; the Lunatia Asylum will abaorb
1,600 ponnda of ehtekan amt 500 ponnda
oi turkey, and tbe Inaane Aaylnm on Wanl'a IbIi nd
will wreatla witb 1.300pouuda of chicgen an i "J,?
ponnda of turkey, \s bile 000 pounds.,! ? hlckeu will
be oonaigned tothe Tomba and 500 ponnda ofaaea
kind oi lowl will be taken iu a ponltry ambalanea
to Bellevue Hoapital. Ihe tollowing private chati
tabte Inatttntiona will bave Ti.k. in\ ing eervioea,
dinuere and eutertawinenta: The Amt ritati Eeuiuie
Quardian Soeiety and llome for the Frlend
le.fi, ;it tbe llome ebaael, No, ~i? Eaat
Twenty-ninth-at., where a dinner wiU ba glven
to ?o<? cbildren; tbe lioward Mimion and Houi?>
for Little U'iin.l. r.is. at Ko. 10 Naw-Bowerv;
the Five Pointa Houaeof Induatry, -No i?o rYorth
i-t.; the Fiw Pointa Mi.-xioii, and St. Ba^rnabaa/a
Houae, No. :!"i Mulberry-at,
Thaday will b* odebrated by different organiza
tiona with ahooting matahaa al Creedmoor. with
proceseioua, athle>io gamea and otber out-dopr
aporre, TneNew-7urb Hareaad HoundaClnb'wllI
f.e ? al Bchroeder'a, vVoodiawn, at 0 a.m.; ihe foot
ball gamefor ihe oollege ehatupionahip will be
playedal t,te PoloGronndsbetween ibeYaleaad
Princetou teamain tbe afteruooo, aud thethrw*
nuarter-mila raca between Myera and Georga alu
be liiu al the Bamfl plaoe iu the niorniug.
TliE I'.VY IN BBOOBirrB.
The enatomary boliday wtll pravall biBrooklyn
to-day, many of tbe ehnrcbea being opan iu the
umtulug and all tho thaatme giving afternooa and
evenlng peatotnaaaeaa. Bealde the aoetal feativitiea
in tbe many bomaa iu the city, niimer
ous pnblio entertainmenta will alw at
traet atteotion in the awanlng. Tbe anowfall
yeatei aj will make the I'aik and bou evardedeair
able pUci a of reaon aud aleigbbelUi will Jtngle mer
ril.v all day. Among tbe leadlng ohurobaa ahere
aervioea wiU be beld are Plymonth Churoh, t'uo
Brooklvn Tabernacle. the Lafayette Aventu Prea
byteri in, the Bedfora Avenue Reformed, tbe Prank
liu Avenue Preabytenan, the Tompklne Avenne
Congn gationa), tbe Strona Plaoe Baptiat, the Weat
minater Preabyb rUin, St. Jamaa/a Episeopal,and tho
1 ? ir-.t Pzeabj teriau.
8EBJ0UB BAILWA Y ACCWEHT3.
Port Jervis, N. Y., Nov. 29.?Expre?s train
>'o. 4 on the Krte Radway, which waa two hours late,
ran lnto tbe rear of a freight tralu near Greeuwood at
noo!i to-day. Coadnetor Davld Launlng, of the freight
tralu, wax kllleil. The engiueer of the express train,
Andrew Roekett, and the llreman, Charles Eager, were
mjared, but not fatally. The track waa blockaded two
hours.
Ui n 11 f.i.ikh, Vt.,Nov.29.?fn a colllsion between a ti aln
from herr t.> Montpeiier Junction aud an express train.
nn Um maln Une ?.r tbe Caartral vermont Bailway, this
nfternoon, one of the paarrnmT e>>aehes of tkaexpreaa
ti:m, ?. . andCbarfes kfcAlltater, ooadaotoron
the PuUm iu ear, bad oae ie>: run over, ueoaaaitattng hj
amputattoa Ihe un-luakes nld not hold.
J.V QVFI.R FROM BAKMB PACHA.
BaltimorB) Nov. 29.?Corpontl Oaphard
Lebereohl Bluoher, 2d Artlllery, post scliooimaKter at
Fort MeHanry, has raeetvad au offer from Baker Paafea
of a pnsition on his ??t.'ift'to aid to the Norgantsatlon of
tbe attnv ol .he Kneilive of Bgypt Corporal iHuclior, as
aoon ?s oertatn ooodWaoa are oompued with by the
i gyptian authonttea, will aeik !hh dlae large froin tbe
i'Din-d -tates Army. He is a litteal dese,?ndunf ot tlie
Marabai Bluoher of Waicrloo fame, after wuoiu he is
natued. Se graduatad at the tJalrerattleeol Uunnaud
Haldelberg. _
mOMBXTS OF WM8TEBN XEtVS.
.??
IOWA PBOD0CB-DBAXBBB FAir..
SlOtTX ClTT, lowa, Nov. 29.--O. A. Ed
mundi B Co., general produeu dealers, bave falled for
040,000.
ABSiomcBirr in the fi'rniture tkadb<
CnrcntKATi, N"v. 29.?Henry Cloatonnan, jr.,
furnlture maaofaetarer,mada an assigmnent to-iu\ to
CbarleaC. Nlcbole. Tba ii??if,,nei,'? txiuu uua uxeu ai
fSfO.OOO.
THK OPFICIAL VOTE IX KAX3.VS.
Laxsino. Mnli., Nov. 29.?Tlie official fig>
uxaa ihow thal Jeroroe (Bep.), for Oovernor. Iabeaten
bi Begole (Fualoni l>> 4,754 voiea. c.uoby iltep.j, tor
Lieuteuani Oovernor, bai 7.838 majori.y.
TUK LOTTBBV TKAFTIO IV OHICAOO.
CmCAOO, Nov. 29.?Tbe l.-iw nrolu-.'iiing the
aale of lottery-uoketa ima baoonae a doad letter bera,
as ibe buaim - Ia be ag opanly oondoeted and frrely nd
il i,v clrealara umi algna. Bonu of tba men openly
eonii u tbat thiy pej larga aaaaa far togal proteottoa.
CBIMEBAJTD CA8UALTIBB HY Tl.LEGRAPU.
BT/I0T9I OF A DBLAWABB WOatAJT,
IflLTON, DeL, Nov. 29.?Mre. Mluty Manahip. tbe
irtteof Cbarlea alaneblp.commlttedaolclde yeeterday after
iim.n lij banjrlDB hereeil Nomwun for the act ia anown.
aV a I rJUCFT AT aOICIOK BCC< Bl BB.
Piin a:>i r i'ii! ?., Nov, L'H.?.llana Jorgenaaa, a
lOaman Wbo ibi t klBMeU ln the head, bei'iinai a voimr
v. oi ian to Whom be ???* eiigaged to be luarriud bad doavi-ied
iiim, itad Uua.ndng.
TO Bl TBUO POB ROBBERY.
Vi w-IIavi:n. Cob ii, Nov. 29.?George Ool.le,
who wi.a arr<ated a few davs alnte ln Oianjre. rharged with
belnir ioiiieni.il m th-i roMiery of Dantel -. Treit. ft wealthy
ninurr of that town, waa to-day buuud ovor to ibe Mupeilor
L'ouit lu tbeaum ot 10,080.
FATAJ.LV OUVWMB BY A TKAIV.
Harbmbubg, I'r.n... Nov. 29.?Wllliam McSherry.
amoulderof Xewark. Ohlo. waarna over by a tiain <.f c.ira
, abjbt, and bad both hta legt ami bla aimacui otf, ite
"bchoonbblobto?oaoT ? l-l.AXOH uumb*.
(Irkkn'h Landlno, Me., Nov. !*?.?The ravonua
?tMii.c'i V oodharr reporte tbat theeebooaer uiand lalai-d.
offu.,'..?-. .?!? "VroaTBear lalaad foi BoatM. witu uraulte.
Uatotal: - " ?? taaootfla oaCreta* laUnd toagaa
A WOMAB aOClDBBTaXtY OHOT.
u,,rvri'uMH, Penn., Nov. ?_".>.-Mi?. Ihoma-v
Mnara ol i Oroal <lap, a.Hrtentall t ?hm beraatf wklle lfl ' d
onTueadB) ii.'.i.oiH' Bkewaelll inelul It ,.f aleeptiiK wlth a
plainl unde bei pU ow.
A iii.Vlo(.TOK FATAI.I.Y INJIKED.
Pbovidi kce, ii. I., Nov. ?_'!>.?Jain. i Reynoldl, a
frelcht train oonductor on tbe Xew.York and Ifew-Kng and
kal'ioad, i. ii undoi ih? car? at tue Wateifo.d dtadoa feetec.
dayatternooB Bla braaet waa araabad, aa? aar eat <>tf, ami
both arau and one leg wata brakaa Batatalaily .njur.al.
?BXTEXCBD1X A UXITED 01 \TBO 0OVBT.
PHILATJ LPH1A, NoT. 29.?IO ihe (.'nited Maten
fjletrlctLoariteday, Praaete Ceraiah and oeniel Vaadar
g bbb wew tantanoad to i i fbtaan uootba laipi lannmoat ea. ii
Uii defiaadlnxby thenaewtbamaili Napol. B, Frencb
|i> ?li liionib" Imi'laiiinio nt for bailii.- a eouuterfeil $100
uote ii. blapoaacaalon.
A KAILKOAI) VARDMAHTKH KlLI.hr>.
LTXOBBUROH, \'a., Nov. '^i>. -1 iiln moroing K. D.
i ra.t'iflick. vaoi maHtm at fb. Hl livioi.d and Allexbauy
KaUroadaUtlOD, ?.m?liui an.i kllli-.t ny ttooker Robartaoa.
e: .Nolai/ii < minty, ln a <|u.irrrl aboat a *tior(')ie lu
wrtabtof oroe, itobenavu waa aavoiely beaten beforo be
aasi biaidtto..
< itAP.'.rji wlTH ma;.pra(;tick.
B ??tox, Nov. o|?.?l ??. Wiiii.nii B. loikeii waa
I'liatgcd a. l.yim lo.iay wlia iialura.tKeonawoiu.aiaf thal
cily, whuUaaldtobuiuadaugeroua eoi.di.lou. it? Jl?rlf"*
? i>a tbo. .ieo U ai e>.. fiiiiouai.r arfKravatad ouo, aud thal
i orken naa M?.n carrylae ou bla bualueaa lu a wboioaa.e w?y.
Corkeu waa be!d for tilal.
P01 MKHH.TVOK Ml.-RIIEK. ,
MAVK.iiSvitn, Mlaa., Nov. 29j-Thei trial of?Joo
TbOttM i-ua-.-Ked wlth the inuider ol ('harlea M. fiurpny. an
editor. waa . ou< uid..t laal algkt .Tbajunr bwmgtt jaLavar
.all--. ofmurdaraad U?d tha a.-uteu..? ?i nupilaon.
ui.m ln th? pealteauary for lifa Au apfaal wm taken.
A VA.iUAM FUOBABLY BUBNBD rO OBATfl.
I'R.iv N V Nov 29.?At Ciowb Polnt uuaniorn
hur ihim.'vn'iiaeoatalBiaabay,awaa*b? Jaaata We?t, vara
buVnit I... w.-re r.iat a( tha ffie lopx.rt tbat a uian
wpl.ltu,K . , o. ?"- ot ?ho b.....?l haymowa BonaBWona
taJ,?, L.thciub.aaudaaiuell of burniua Baafe ?Jlf.
parent it 1. auppaaed tbat a 'raiup IU tbehia ac.ideutally
wlth hla pipn.
TIIJ IU Vnl.VKi: AO 11-KM'Al.LY DlUHAJtOBD.
Allbntowx, Pean., Nov. 29.?Thotnaa Kyau and
Jamea lln. uer. nuidoyed lu tbo groumla ?f Lehbxh Unlver
alty werehar.diluaai.vulvartod.y wbeu It waa a?> Idout
aill'ibaib..iae... iUb baJn paaaiu? thryii?b llvau a aodouien
aiiilbalKtua uu.ler ihe aalu at ihe back. Ille recovery U
duubuui Uala fiout llaiiiord, Coua.
TE L KG It A I'H litigation.
the MirriAL rvioy trurteksiiip.
ABOfMBXTS ON THE MOTION IN BRHAI.r OF THB
WESTF.RN t'MuN TO RESTRA1N IT PKRMA
NKNTTY.
The argtiment on tbe motion to cnutinue the
temiHirary injanctlon reeently granted in fuvor of Um
Weatam Daloa Nagraan I'oiopaay and joy OaaM re
stralulngJobn O. Moore. Thoraaa C. P'tr ly an1 others
and the Mutual Unlon Telegraph Ooiapany and the Cen?
tral Trust; Company of Jfew-York from tunung
over to the dereudanta Baacr. Bailon and Potyer,
as trustees, any of tho 50.000 and more sharae
of tbe oipltal stock of tho Mutual Unlon
T'legraph Cotnpany mentloncd In the agiveraetit ot
Mareh 27, \H-i2, aM forth In the eomplalnt iu the aull;
and torestralu the defendanti, Baker, Ballmi and Pot
ter. from a<eepring or entering upon tbe trust, aod fiom
?otingunou ordeniing with the ?ald 050,000 aharee ot
stock, was had yesterday before Justtce Harrctt, ln the
Supretnc Court, Ch.imtiers. It ia alleged tn tbe eom?
plalnt that on Mareh 27, Ittt, Mr. Oould and Mr. Bakor
entered into a coutract with the defendant*. conaposlng
the flrm of John (1. Mooro A <'o., by which aiiout .r>0,000
shiirrs of the stock of the Mutual Unlou Telegraph Com
pany, ther: bataagtag to the parilcs to tho contract,
should b? Baaaai ln ti ust to l>c controlled by Mr. Oould aud
Mr. Cuker. It was uuderstood Dy all the partlea to the
contract that Mr. Oould was aetlng iu behali of hlmaelf
and of tlie Wcitcrn Unlon Telegraph Company. The
aatoaajaataf taaaaaBaaat wasthat the majorityof the
wbole uuniber al -hares of the atoek of the Mutual UnloU
Telegraph Cotnpany siiould be pbv?d umler tbe coutrol
of Mr. Gould and Mr. Bakir, aud that the Westera
Unlon Company snoiild becoine the owner of au Interest
in tho Hataal l.'nion Company. It is furtht-r ulleged
tbat the V.cMeru Unlon Company afurward dld
b, aaaaa tbe owner of about 30,000 shares of Mutual
Uulon ataefe. The value of the Mutual Uulon
stoek and Beoafa lield by Mr. Oould and tbe Wcatern
Daftea Oamaaay d aaaaai laigely upon the aaaaaBtaa of
the trust ptovhted f.ir ln the oontract ot Mareh 27. It la
alsosntd that tbe ptolatlBh had done mauy thlugs af
valuctotho Hataal Unlou Company, which they would
not h?Te done cicept in relltnceupon the Mareh con?
tract. The paaiattSk had Just learned that tho defend
ants, in the a'.i- aaai af Mr. (Jould from the Btata, had se*
eretty eateeai i"to a conspiracy in fataa af tho
rlghts of tho piatatRBa, tbe aole purpc-e ot
which waa to thwart the aceonipliibinent of
tbe purposes of tho agreetuent of Haiafe 27. Iu
order toeiirry ottt tl^ conspiracy the deiend.inrs bad
agieed to bave tl.e ataefe of the Mutual Unlon C im;>any,
toeiadlng tlie aioek mentioned ln the agreemeut ot
Mareb 27. tumed over M the defendants. Buker, lia'lou
and rottar. fat tlve years, to be voted upon and inauaged
by them in tbetrdlscretlon. An lnrideutal objeet ot tbe
conspiracy was to enablo ihe three defendants to ?? utrol
aadawrtgagaa majouty of the sharoa of BVa Mutual
Uulon stoek iu order to raise mout-y to he ex
jHiidid for purposes agaiusl the lntereata of the
plalntlffs and to eutcr into arrang tnenfs with
nther telegraph cotnpaniea to the senous Inju.y af the
plalntirtii. It is tliereforedemanded that Mr. itakir be
raaaavai Uraaa Ma paatBaa aa a trustee with Mr. oould,
undei tho agrcemeiit af Mareh 27, and that a aucecasor
to him be appolnud by tho Court, and that ln tbe inean
ttnio a IBBBlTOf tt* appointed to take charge of the iuter
Bete.eftBetraet. II ls al h> demanded tbat tho aBBBBaV
atits be laatialneil from dolug anythtug w.'niiever In
punuance of tbe conspiracy entered luto !.y theiu. Mr.
Oould.ui an atil ivil use.1 wbeu the temporary ln|un.:tlon
?aa ublaland. aayaTbat he conducted the ncgotiat.ona
ln person wiiieh led to tiie eontr actof Ma.cb J7. and that
the uetfottationa were lurgely had by him Wltfe Mi. Ba?
ker. Th aUaga leaataaBr.?aaaa^aaaakrattaralaaaB*
ttaaaa taaaaaaaaa taaaa ba aaaaaaaaaatoa aTorvbi ureen
in his ulUdavit aaya tliat he 1b the prestdent of the Weat
ara Daloa Ceeapnny. and that heisfaunliar with the con?
tract of Mareu 27. The stock and bou4s of the Mutual
Uulon Compauy referred to tn the coatraot had been
taken aud paid for by the Weatern Unlou Company,
the certifleates belng left In the name of
Mr. Oould. The treasurer of tbe Mutual Uulon
company to July 1?82, caUed upon Mr.Oreen and stated
tbat tbe company expected tho Westera Unlon Com?
pany to take up seveuty-flve of IU bouds ln accordanoo
with tbe Mareh contract. Mr. Oreen eaused tbls to be
done. Koswell H. Roohester ln au aflidavlt sald that
he was tbe Heuourer of the Westeru Uuhrn I '.mipany.
Ou Juue :io, 188-', ln aceordance with tho dir. ciions of
theBzaeattva < aaaaatttaaaf taa Board of Mraaaera, he
iook tbe cerflHttatta of ?toc? of tne Mutual
Unlou Couipuuy aud the papers givli.g pow r to
tiaiiifer lUCh Bharea and ifed th tn up
in j pareel an I ladoraed thaaarealt '?Thi^.';o.?ics?^iiarea
of stock iu the Mutuul Unlou Telegraph Oompaaj U taa
pr>,uerty of the Wesiem Unlou Company. b.t: lo II by
Jay Oould and Oeorga P. Bakaf Ia trust as per i r.tten
agreeuient with ktooro aml others." Jav UoaM, ln
au aiildavlt made Hoveaabat 4. laa'A saya
tbat tho uagottotlona for tbe aantraet ?? HaraB
07 were carn.-d on by him soiueiiim * irltfl Mr.
Baker in person and sometimes tiu 'Ugb the
defendants, PaHuvstoek. Beatt and Bcofli W. lha
negottatloni w.^i be^uu and carrlad on >.., Mr. i*:iker
wjta tbe aaaaranee 'o Mr. Qonla that ta*y were ln taa
iiRfreat ol the Mutual Uulon Compauy, ani were for the
?iH-ciMe piu-pi'se of of insiiring harnmiiy between that
compauy andiue Westeru Unlon Company. As aaaap
ter of f.iet, harmony waa oetablished betwccit toc eoui
pauies, and oauttouad uutll the occurrecces meuiioued
iu tbe oompiaiut. Mr. tiould niterates h:s foriuer
?tatement, thai It waawell underitood by all tbe petsone
witti whom bu carrlad oa the uegotutions rn .t be aoied
for himself and tbe W.slern Uulon loinpny.
In tne urgmurut reetordai ?everal lettei-B sea( to Mr.
Oould by .Vir. ricoti, Mr. Pahneetoek aud Mr. ilaLer were
aaed Mr. Scott ln his letter asks Mr. Uoald to take
meitsures to stop the suit iu the Unlted Ht.jtcsCourt
aKam?t tbe Mutual Unlon Company on tho Pafll paleut.
ife also asks Mr. Oould to stop Piiuy ti. Babbltfa suit
aifuin.-it the Munial Lnlou Couipauy. .\ ifner uaicu
Anrii 10. 1880) dlnaaad to Jay QeaM aud u??ige r.
Haker, trmu.H, and aigued by Mesara. uoald, Oaaer,
Hulloii. Moore. Purdy aud liolt, waa aUo read.
The letter atatea thal BMWO abaraa el tha abaak
uf iboMuiuul UnioiiCouipauy havo be.-ii dep .alted to
tba eredlt of Mr. Uould aud Mr. Bakec eubfaot to tbelr
lo'ut mauugeiii-iit aad coutrol for oiie i ear. i a? ?uu. re
of tbeleiie.oi.j.K toaaoapt tbcir piop.irl.o., ol aucb,
eu'eeor puichun.a a~ Mr. Uould aud .Mr. Bak. i f.iould
*.'o ut to make. fhe ?Inniaa for Jaaa 18.108% ut tha
Luw Coiwu'tu-t: of t..c Weejera Uuiou Cotueaaf ahow
that Ur Uould preaented tuthecoiuuiittoe tlie a >>UU6
Ot hia purobaee of ta. ,-toeka aud bonda "f tba .Mutuai
Unlo-jCotupauv ai.dollVied to lum over thj ?i?i.s and
lionda to tuo W. at.ru Uuiou i ouipauy at ....iou ' .... 1 iu
terea', aud ibat tba company aoeep'.edtiie uBer.
On ibe purt of ibe defeadauta tue atlbl. v - ol Jobn
0 Uaon, Qaorga t, Bakar. HantoO. Pab i it. >. i bea>
0?ei ??.. Ile.d.Ot nraeW. Uallou. Tbomaa < . I UJ i and
i thera were ie.nl ln oupoaltion to tho inotiou. .Mr. Muora
lu bla uiu.iavi. aaya ihat <u noue of ika nogvttutiiaa
witb Mr. i.ould ooiicerniug tba wulual
Uuiou Oompaay atook wue Mr. Uouh. un
?deretood to bo aetlng in liehalf of the "aaten
Unlon Company. On tba eontrary. Mr. u.ui-l exproaaly
tob. L.IU1 tbul be waenol aciing ln Oebalf ol Un w . oteru
Uaion t'ouipuny. Aa far aa Mr. Moore w .a loio .? d, uo
uneluieieaied in the atook yool uader.Uoj i tut.Mr.
Uould waa aoli.ii' in bebolt of the Weeieri: Union Com?
pany. I'ho wordJi "Jay Uould aud aaeoolatee" l.. tho
LreeiiKut referred, aa ev.:rybody aupp...; d, io kuaaeil
Sajfe Cyrua W. Kleld, Kraelua wiiuan auii pcaalbiy
Fliny H Huhbltt and Wlluaui H. < au eron.
Tho agnaaaaat botween Jay <;..u:.i and
the defendHiita. ae far aa it referr.d to tlu aioek pool,
waa peiforaaad by the depuattof ai.oooshar' *..r toe Mu
tu.il Luion Couipmy'a atock. Mr. Meore eeah * th M tha
WVe'oni l.ilon Couipany wuaevr luterest.d ln tbe ao
calied truat a*.t op ta tha eoiaplalut, or th.n it evef cuu
ooatnbub .I uny uiouoy to tue purcnuso oi .Mut....l Uuton,
Co.iipany'e aiock. Ou tbe contrary, Mr. Uould
puid for all tho atock and baeda ex
cept aeveuiy-tlve. In regard to theae bonda, Mr.
Moore dtclaree tuut he la luforuied tbut tha Woatera
Uuiou Company pani for tbem by th.- ordcf ol Jay
Uoild. It ia aomfttad tbat eoine of tbe dux-otora of
tbo Mutuai Union lonipany knew of tc. .?:? . i.;? nt *e?
upiu tbo couipialnt, nat It io aaid tkaU the directora af
tiioeouipauy nrvt r took uuy aotlou in regur.l tolt. Mr.
Moore ileniea i lu- aa-i tlona of Mr. Uould iu n rardta
tbo purpoaea ai.a objocl of tbe agnaaaaai alr. toor*
alao deiuea tbat II waa inteiul. d by auy af I be p?J i <a to
tbo Bgreamant thal >ir. u.mid aud Mr. Uaa.': aaooM ot*.
tam t."e voiiag power over tlio aioek. UodcaloathaB
Mr Oouid baa parforraed tbe obiiga.ioua laipoacd uuoa
iniii bj thataraia of 4ha agreeiuent. tfr. Mo .oihea
ttN^-Ka tbul Mr. Uould WlllldltW hlabO.OIjU H..area of
Muiuiil l uio.i ato.-k lioin tUepool, aud tnai ihi.upoa
the otner pvraoue luteieatedln It wilbdrew taeil aiiarea,
Wn.-ii Mi ?->i..I ? bad witudruwu bla abaiea and aoUt
tueuitoibe Weatarn Umoa Company, Ika <n Um anta
? , o.. d to.: 1 UT tha ?o ealbnl Iruat Mgreici. u aa ..t aa
""ibeaia-uan i.t waa onene.1 by Burton X. Un;ila m for
Ibe uiuinufla. Ile raouad ihe inater.ai aile. ui"iis lu tba
oouioialn! aud atl.ilavl.a, anu tbo BkattOW BBt Uf Ul da
feu.e by the a.f.-i.dalita. llv uialuta.u. ??! that tBe agree.
meut of Mue.. 27 eraatad a truat, ooure.rnug a powor to
buy aud aoll aio.k of tuo Muiual I'ul at Vom
pai-y. Tbla truat waa loundcd ou a v.,luabia
co.iald.i^iion. uud cou.d uot. bo r.\..k.d. iba
d agreemoul diatnu-tlv recoguu.?.d the ??
iKiciioe or aaaoo.atea of Mr. Uould lutcreaied ln
lta due exe?.uti'<n. Auy one of thoaa peraoaa b : . ilgbt
to eonip'.aln of a \iolailon of tbe iruat nnd I > . urala
lUavlotatlon b} injuucilon. Tuo doolure.l paryaaa of
ibe deleuduuta to dehvor ov.r to oertaiu pemouaae
uuaie. a tbe aioek of ibe eoiupauy i..i IvayaBBtj
elaarty lntarfared withthepowarof aaiaoo fen i upoa
Mr. Uould by ibe Maiob agieeiueui aud waa lau iforoe
vioiatiou of the tiuai created by thm agnaaaaao.
The lu.'l tbat Mr. Uould aad irana*
ferred i>H atock to the Weetera" L'mu6
Company dldnot oLange the eltuallou of attaira al all.
Tbetrua'l reiuaiueu a.iuoupb tba beiiedriaiy aaaaaaaal
Mr. Cpukllug lotlowod Mr.lfarnaou uud loalawd that Mr.
Uould bad uoied lu lua uegotlatlona < oue.?rning tha
Mmual Uuiou atook wlth the approval aui autuo.uy ot
theWeateru Uniou|Couipany, Ile had cauecd eor"
aulu between the two ooiupaulee to ba dlacout.iiued
Ia coueideraiiou of tbla aarvloe had uiuaiued
, aaattaat for ti.e purohaao yf aharea of
1 Muiual Uuiou i.'ouipuuy'a atook. la buj iuk ihoav

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