Chicago Daily Tribune Newspaper, February 26, 1873, Page 2

THE LAW COURTS. Judge Porter Dacides the| Pork Question, Mr, Keck, Gincinnati Alderman, Comes Out Ahead. Power of Government to- Compel the Uso of a Patent Distil- lery Motre. By Mr, Leary's Own Showing, Heis o Perseouted Man, Growls from Scott’s . Boulevard- Scheme Victims, Interesting Notes from the Court of Bankruptey. In the colebrated pork cases, the progress of which, beforo Judge Porter, has beon watchod with so much intoreat by the mercantile commu- nity, His Honor yostordsy delivered the following decinlon ¢ ng, Alexander M, Young, aud Ransom w’%‘if:; oL ook, Alexander ftuoruo, ot u.i tho samo v, Josiah L. Kecky Houry L. Snwyery ot al, Thioso are actions of oplovn, brought agaist tho des fendanta for dolainiug a Quontity of mess porl claimed by the plaintiffe as tholr property. The main e Zor detarmination i, 1n Whom wa the itlo to £hio bork b the commencoment of these suits, in tho plaintiirs or tho defondant Kock? The ovidonce Sliows a writton pgreement, datod July 20, 1812, by Shich Kock agrecd (o soll to J, Brooks, Johnaon & 00, 9,000 barrols of mods pork. The agrocmont wasas' follows ¢ . T,. Reck, of Clnctonatl, Ollo, 2,000 bar e ot R b either Meltéan ahd Evans, Emoet Bvang, Jr, Josopt Rawaon & Son, or 1t Bor- Ciford s G, bra of Cinciumath nd dafo b yaciiogy and number of ploces to ran ot o ‘atonoll or branding dron; pork tobo de- l‘i:l:i’:ld‘:;htlll st Cincinnati, Obio, in good. mnrchlvan"t; sbio shipplug order, for which ' agees to pay- $13. o, per barrol at Clnclunsth QAR ¢ somveon & Co,, ‘Tnuage, July 20, 1613, J. L. KEOK Brooks Jobnson & Cumarauteed by u ='* %L, B, JOUNEON, Tho pork 1n_question, 1,630 Darrors, o ltvaredt 3 DSt Gonmpety 2t CUBEIRRA Yniillon S0 or roceipts woro: given therofor by tho Compan; igents, dated g, Eand 9, 1672, o form of those’ eipts wna aa follows * 4 e SmotnmATx, Aug, 8, 1878.—Tiocolvod of McKcan &' ‘Evane, at the Oincinnati, Hamilton & Dayton Rallroad Company's dopot, tho’ follawiug’ arlicles; in gaod: . arder, 10 be forwatded via Richmond to Ohleago, - The conslgnee’s namo waa not mentionod in sny of the recelpts, Thoy wero given to Keck, and'not’ parted with by biur, until ho obtainod fromtho ral- foad company _corresponding bills of lading. On Baturday, Aug, 10, Kock tenderod to'J, Brooks John- son & Go., in Uincinnati, the_dray tickels, and do-’ manded payment for the porl, Payment was rofused on tho ground that the packages did_ not conform to tho contract, From olghly o an hundrod barrels were then on tho floor of tho depot, and_wors looked ovor by tho parties on tho_spot. Tlioy wete nct sc: coptad by’ Drooks “Johnson & _Co, snd’ no . payment g them " npon tho | 'contract, _then ' or ‘st ‘any timo, On tho following Monday, tho 12th of® August, Reck ‘presonted to the raiiroad company all tho dray flekots, snd obtained from tlio railrord company bills of lad”: Ing for the pork {n which tho uame of B, ¥, Murphy &' Oo,, Ohicago, was written ns cansige, ot tho direction of Feak, At this timo imost of the pork in_ question’ bad gono forward to Chicago, Bomo of ft hid beon toceived thero on the 101k, 50mo on tho 12th, and fomo a8 recetved at o later day, The froight agont at Chi: £3g0 tostifled that tho pork ‘cama to ‘Clicago " assiguied or way-billed to J. Brooks Johnson & Co. Tho ovi- denco affords 10 explanstfon of how thia came to bo done, There is no direct ovidonce that J, Drooks Johugon & Co. procured it to Lo done, and nono what- avor thint Hock, or anyone of those who represented or who octed for him, ordered or assented toita boing tlone ; nor s thelr evidenco in tho case of any ordar o direciion from wuyono to the raliroud company that tha gaods shiould bo sent forward, Tho fralght agent furthor teatifica that, on tho 1ath of Augunt, ho sent word to the placo of business of J, ‘Brooks Johuson & Co., t Chicago, of tho arrival of & uastity of pork for tem, snd zecaived luatructions fohavolt stored, and sécordingly delivered it at tho Jarshoureof Tiormo & o, Wiiorus & Oo, lsaued & rocalpts for the por} o of hteis 1t was uppocs fy g ordod o F. Draoke oty #on & Co, Theso warshouso recolpta woro deliverod €0 J. Brooks Johnson & Co., 6nd by {hom indorsed, and wero recelved in tho regular courae of business by tho plaintiffa upon purchases made by them of . several Lot of tho pork In question of several difforent partioa; There 18 no doubt upon the evidence that the pls d #iifs wero bona fide and innocont purchasers, for & falr consldoration, in the ordinary conras of biainess, TThis, however, msy bo concedod, nd till the question Temalns whotber they scquired titlo to the pork through the transactions which havo boen montioned. ; The delivery of a ‘warchouse roceipt of this kind for pork upon & contract of purchase {a of . o eater offect than 0 dellvery of ihe property ftself, The holder of tho re« celpt and tho holder of tho property are allio Linble to havo their titlo to tho proporty questioned by the trug awner, ~The recoipts stand aimply for tho property : and tho delivary of & recciptis o symbolical delivery o the propertyy and of the samo effect., In any ofier aenso thun thls, such recalpta ore ot negatiablo papor, Tho pet of issning or transferring the roceipt creatosno #itlo and carries 1o title where nong_exlsted bofore in tho perdon issuing or tranaferring, In the caso of com- mercial paper the Iaw iu differcnt, Thero s no statute giving thioso receipts tho charactor of commercinl pa- per. Burton v. Curyes, 40 Iils, R., 870, Our Hu- reimo Coust n that cuso uo' tho followtn gusgo, which may appropriatoly quoter in repal'{mto considerations which have - been urged in the case at bar: It fsnsked what security thore §s 4o loaning mouey upon a pledge of waraliouso roceipta? We auwwer, precisely {ho samo_sccurity os Auloaning upon tho pledge and’ delivery of the prop- erty itaol, If the pereon pledging tho property is the owner, thié sccurily fs good to tno extent of ita. yalu and 50 of warchouse recelpts : but if Lo s not tha owner, if ho hos stolen it, orif hois o batleo merely, and han attompted to make o fraudulent uso of the ‘property intrusted to his keoping, a porson purchasing or recelving tho property na secitrity docs 80 in subors Qination to tho titio of ‘tho truo owner, These are ‘which men engaged in business must be content to encountor, but sgainst which the lnw can afiord them 10 protection, Thelsw can punish roguery, but it cannot sccure innocent persons agafnat losses from its multifarious dovices,” Wo cowe, thercfore, to consider the queation whothe erJ. Brooks Johnsort & Co, acquired titlo to the pork in quostion, and, if they dfd not acquire a valid titly ©3 against thelr vendor, Keck, whethor they obtatned possession or bacama clothed ‘with tho indicia of ‘own= ership in such a way, by tho act, or consont, or neglis gonco of Iieck, tho vendor, ua {0 catop or bax such von. or from recluiming the property from a subscquent purchaser deriving title through tiiem, : Tock, tho ownor of tho pork, by tho contract was en- titled t0 payment therefor upon delivery on the cars, and not until then ; and the purchascr could acquire no valid title until e had mude payment, unloss that condition preccdent was waived, I find nothing in the evidence to justify the inference that Keck intended to waive paymont on delivery, o that he over parted with tho poesession of tho property o J, Brooks Johnson & Co, st uny tims, Mo made imoly demand to tlom for pasment, and tendered fo thom tho ratlroad company's Faceipts for tho &mlmrt{. On refusal of psyment, ho toolk moasures diligently to- havo the property go to another purly,—B, F. Murphy & Co,, of Ohicago, There 1a nd ovidonco of any conduct on the pari o Kok, nfter o wua fnformed ot tho proporty nd beon way-billed to J. Brooks Johnson & Co., that can Eo construcd as o waiver of any of his rights, or a cone scut on his part to, or an after’ confirmation’ of, o dex very of thio property to them, Ha did not, at on: time, Intruat o possesiton of. tho property to Brooks Joknson & Co., or clotho them wit any of the indicis of itle, Tho property was delivered in small lota to tho raiiroad compuny, in order to bava it in reudiness to dellvor it en magss fo fhe purchaser. . Tlfs was in the regular course of business, and the only way for Keek to perform his contract, The de- livery to tho_raflroad company was no_delivery, vn- der tho contract, 10 J, Brooks Johnson & Co., snd was wot intended As such, for the receipts were made out without the mname woro relained by Keck Bfa eyidence tilo, ‘and o the warmnt for ‘the lolder to ciaim a bill of lading for it from tlio raliroad com- pouy,’ The conrse of businesa with roceiptu of this claracler fu shown by tho ovidence in thia case, snd also by the caso of Bowon ot al, v, Peabody, 3 Kornan, 121, The delivory sud taking -iheso rocoln(a from the taliroad company coustituted a ballment for a spectal purpoit, and tho Tellroad company was beuud to hold ho property; subject to tho order of ‘tho Dorty to whom the roteipts wore tsued, It waa in oxpectation, doubtlcss, of the performauce of the contract by both Efl’ubl that (ho dlestination and route were mentioned tho recelpts, but no nyma of consignco was given; aud, therafore, F tho comping would forward, betors consigneo photild_be named, Thoy wero hound to fore ward to the owner or to his order; aud not to a con- +iuneo of thelr own roloction, “Tliw owuer of_property s hot cliargeablo will:_the wiougful act of a hafléoto whom property Is intor- eited In the ordfuary courso of husiness, who, in viola- tion of is duiy, and without tho couseut of the owner, Partu with tho posseeslon, eltber fo the veudes or tho awher, wLo bus not pesformed tho conditlons prece- dent of Lis contract entitling him to such poesossion, or Who, himself assuming to be tho owner, sells the vroperly, Tho owner huw tho right toreclaim the {ropurty in eucl cases, for lio never has convonted to a ruusler of it or tou delivery to the vouda, or clothied a1y ono with th indicis of ownerabip, Jeunings v of [ sud & consignee, of uige, 101, 0105 Faveelt, Ivhum & Co, v, Osiorne, o5 0oy 82 T i Durton v, Curyea, & 5223 Howen o Peabody, 8 Kernan, “ToA compiany I SOTialgnTity OF WAYy-DINT, s on behalf of J. | “or_del oring it {0 J, Brooka dohnson & Oo., upon {ho theory that tho railrond company wwad tho fgent of Tocl s fox tho railrond compnny liad no nuthority to do Ao, elthor o ar impiiod Possosalon bys carcier 18\no ovidenco of titlo, and it is not ealculated to mislend Any onio a8 (0 tho titio, Rud auch posseasiou {3 necoszary i i tho ortindry hiirea ‘of btinoss. Yorsossion of “the, milsodd eompany i ol thab ot o clarged upen Reck, and, for tho fonaans nhova stated, tiat cannol bo construied into negligonce or clothing nnothor with tho fadicis of ownorsiyip, o that ho shonld Lo . éatoppod from adnortiog hin tille, Tho blajuti?- in roplovin muat rocover upon (ho atrength of ©ia own title; tho burden i uipon him to atiow titlo, In this, T think, tho plaintiffs havo fafled. ‘A-point is mado by the dofondant . that Kock, Juving. siied 3, Brooks Jolmson & Co, to recover th valio o {ho pork in Clncinuati, s _nflirmed tho titlo in thom ; but tho auits at bar were commonced on the 211 of Augst, 1873, 2nd tho sult in Clncinnati on. tho folloy- ing doy), ns npponen Ly the rocords introduiced in ovi- douco, ' Tho firut sui commoncad, 1£ tho! two aro in< conslstont, wonld dotermina tho efoction, - McElroy v, Banchun, iwnnm, 130§ Rodorwaod v, Olatk, 40 L) ol fy s ¥ iliorefaro fnq tho defondant not gullty, and {hat {10 {itle to tho proparty at tho commencoment of theso suits wan in the dofendsnt, Koex,s . - TIIE COMPULSORY USE OF A PATENT DY DISTILLERS, Tho, *distillory motre csso,” a8 it lias been callod, was: yostordsy decided by the United Btates Olrounit\Court, Judgo Blodgott prosiding. It will be seon that His Honor, after stating the facts, {llnstrates the law an to the compulsory uso of tho patonted motre, and rofors to tho power of Government to presoribo tho use of such acticlos, Tho opinion of Judge Blodgott was aa' followa: - . Thia 14 an nction of assumpslt for $1,500, money had snd recaived by the defondants {0 and for 'tho uo of ‘plaiaT, to which defendant bas ploaded fn_substance that thie um of §1,500-mentioned in tho declaration wan not ind and fecelved by defondsnt as tho monoy of plaintiff, but wns had and rocefved by defondant s tho'money of one Isaac ¥, Tice, That berotofore; to- 8 £on The 16¢ duy of ‘June, 1669, plaintils were ais- {illers at Pooria, in sald disirict, and holding & licensa 28 Buch diatiliets, nocording o tho ralen oad sequis- tons proscrived by tha Commissiorier of Internal Rov- aniuo of the United Biates; that thorotofore said Odm- missfoner had, by cortain Fules adopted and prescribed el distillers of tho United Btatos, certain apirit, ‘manufactured af the Clty of New York, Dy the #ld Ifaae P, Tice, he'belng the only manufac- turer thereof, which rufes. and rogulations, {n sub- stance, requifed thnt all distillera sliowld make appll cation, In wriling, to the Colloctor of Internal Revento of the collection district within which thoir distillories wero situnted for eaid -maters, mauufactured by said Tice, and shiould depostt with Aol Colloctor tho prico of miich molor Ly o corlificato of doposit, to bo far warded to eald Tlco, when Tico should ship tho melor ‘at tho Olty of .Now York, by s good' snd rosponsible company of common carziors to the distiller applying therefor, and should forward billa of lnding to the sl Gollctor i that tie plainiids, being such distillors on the day and year aforosald, mado thelr spplication in writing for cortan spirit ‘moters .to_said dofondsnt, who was tlien Colloctor of Intornal Reyenud for tho dlstrict in which said distillory waa situste, and de- ostled with thie dofondant tlic sald monoy in sald deo- on montioned to pay {ho purchaso prico of said ‘metors, according to sald rules and regulations; that | said application for safd meters waa duly forwazded to co, -who . shipped ssid meters Te- lbio 'carrlers to plaintiff, ot Peccld, 5§ [ tho wholo, Q Ing tip among tho vistimized thnt way ond uu- |- TERTOATOT ToF WImt T Tinve Tioro nrated, a7 would only desiro that the Judges of tho Courts would, wora it possiblo Mvostigata my statement, I am nnpporting o largo family, and doom it Jutice to tholr support that tds articla sbould bo publishied, Rénpocitally, D. Jastea LuAkx, | Oittoaao, Feb, 25, 1473, 5 > THOBE NOULEVATDD, 3 numbor of lottora tho following s rimhllu tion na a falr speoimon of t 18 ovidont that n foeling in grow- - From o noleatad ol plonsantly for Mr. Scott, unless Lo oan oxplain away mattors that now look so black, tho facts avo na stated, ** A Viotim" would do woll to #oo a-respociable lawyer: - ~ i To the Editor of The Chicago Tribune: . . - 81n ¢ 1lnving road, with soma dirgust, in your im- ‘proaslon of the 20th fnat., n description of a Lillputisn “eityon the pratrio, whosa lota’ ara” 6 by 30 feot, atd frana avonucs, G feat wide, &c., &o.- A- nico prospect for honeat, hardworking peeplo to bo awindled out of thelr money by tho founder df thia notorious’littlo city, tho swindler, G. W. Scolt, I think, sir, thero must ba somo misspprchenslon na regards tho logality &l) of your roporfor's information when ho fays: ‘Thero 18 1o golting out of tho scrape by charging this os s awindle; legally, it {a nothing of tho #ort, I, foronaof Hoott's viciims, will most willingly agroe with your roportor {f he cen show what analagy 0, by 0 feot has with 25 by 123 feat T purchisaed and, in tho presence of witnesaes and. for which I old thio proper documents, ugned by G, W, Beott ond Oathierine 8, Beott, snmo lota sald to measuro and sold to moe a3 meanuring 25 by 135 feot seach, Lefog aituated within ¢ miles of Chicago Gity, in the vicinity of Washington Ieights, -Surely, if Iun prova what I atate by tho toatimony of rollabla wite nesses,—who aro alko “victimized Ly being holders of lota in sald Liliputian clty,—then thera in no gotting over the fact that wo haye boon swindled, and in suel a way as, I think, should call in the interforence of the proper nuthorities in this matior, Trusiing you will ind space to the sbove in your columns, and that. it may call forth from other victims, ns well 0s the pubs I gmcrlll{, & just donunciation of thls ewindler yot at large, Youra as yel A Viorni, * On104a0, Fob, 25, 1670, DANKRURTOY MATTERS. The Wost River National Banlt of Jamales, Vt., yestorday flled a potition for the adjudicas tionof Van' Vooker & Boakman, of this city, claiming ns oroditors on unpaid notes of $349.45, $847.40, $340,00, $468.75, and §286,18; alloging asan ack of bankruptey that the dnblom, then owing 318,000, did asaign their atook ‘to L, J. Hobart, \vlth {ntent to hinder and dolay tho op- eration of tho Bankrupt act. In tho matter of Nathan Foster et al. the de- ulal was withdrawn, and ‘adjudication was on- tored by default, The order of - dismissal in tho matter of Lovi ‘Vanderhoof was yostorday made absoluto, - - < The salo of stock of Tiion, H, Mahan ef al, to Mesars, Partrldgo for $1,800 was yestorday con firmed by tho Court. . Tho Assignoo of tho ostato of tho Ohlosgo Attrition Pulverizing Oompany, yesterday, re~ arted tho eale of tho stock, maochinery, ground- jonge, ate., for 81,800, AL William F. Kunn};g ond Oliver W. Barrett yes- texdsy petitioned’ for the adjudication of R. F. Coleman, of Kutheborg, OCounty of Mercer, claiming aa creditors for §808.65, and alleging that the debtor, whilst insolvent, mada n sala of [ spa waro atte: Dy said application, ond that said’ motars hra duly Focelvod by saldplaintisr ot Porid :5".%'?,‘.:’5 Whereforo defendunt saith that, said oness 10 Hed M“A]l uclx;hnd hizm:;,m:mma-:* and e ‘money of anid . Iasao P, s 28 intiffs have demurred aatd plalotife, - To Wi i5: & Laiaing tha ausstion of 4w 38 ¥5 Whoftior tho factaallegod constitule a defensa tothoaction, , - t -By {he 3d soction of the, not. of July 20, 1808, it ls - provided that whenevor (o Commissigner of Tutornal ‘Rovenue shall adopt. snd. proscribo. for use in distll lerios nny metre, every owner, agont, or. Superintend- ent of distillory - must- furniah 5nd Bttach st his awn oxpense, auch moter for uee in his distillory, On the 16tlyof, Boptember, 1868, the; Qommisslonor of in. tornal Bovenue adopted and prescribed for use in . distilleries tho spirlt. moter. invonted by Ar,. Isaso P, ' Tce, which, it appeats, lind_nlso boon adopted and leurfl}fld the Becretary of - tha Treasury on_the 9th of. Aj 1807; ,under- Scction 1§ .of- the.act of March 3, 1667, and was subsoquently recommended the: Qontmissioners appointed -by ‘Joint resplution of Qongres: jproved Feb, 8,:1868, By certain rules and . Togulations adopted by the Qormissioner of Internal. Revenuo at the time of adopting. eald imoter tito Com-- missioner notified ol distillers of tho- fact that ths, ‘moter 8o adopted had boen patented-:to. Mr, Tice, and that ho alouo had the right to make and seli the same, - Dut tliat by an sgrocment butwoen” tho Commissionsr . of Internal Bévenue and Tics tho prico at which eaidy ‘motora should bib aold had boon fized by o Committeo of thren skiliful and practical mechunics, two of whom had boon_solected by. tho Commiesidnor aud one Dby Mr. (Tico, : The:rogulations then provided that 10 order to obtain sutch moters, distillera should siako. applicition to Mr. Tice, throtigh the Colicctor of tho trict . whero bLia distsfiery woa situnted, and, ot the timo of ‘making his npplication, should furnish o tho, Collector a cortificate of depoait in a United Statea De- pository; for the amount of - the prica of -tho moter or aicters #2 appliod for, payabis to tho arder ef Ar, Tic and the Oollcetor wilf cortify upon hin application tha ho lins received such cerilficate, nd forward the appli- cation to the- office.of -tha Commisaioner of Tnternal. Tevenue,. for transmieaion {o Mr, Tico.: In Lis appli-- cation, tio distiller aa nlso required to atato tho means. of nccess to his distillory, whether by rallrosd, steam- boaty.or canal, and with what points the dlatilfory was toal, be contouded thiat Kock, the 1t eihivol, (hovefore, Vound by the ack of the ralle owher of L1 pork, wis conzected by elthar of those modes of convesance, And upon tho delivery of the moter to the disliller, (o Colloctor will at onco trausmit the certificate of depoalt to 3Ir, Tiee, : It will bo soon that the plon sets up a substantisl and almost Jitersl compliance’ with tho statute and rogula- tlons undertt, - - . - ‘The act of Congroess authorized tho Commissioner of. Intornal Revonue to adopt s meter for use in oll dis- tillories ; ‘by tho order of Bopt. 16, 1808, tha Tice moter was 80 adopted ; the plaintita wers disfillers, their dis~ Hillery being &itate in Pooris, in this Stata - defendant was_Gollector of .Intarnal Revonue for safd district; plaintiffs_spplied for cortain meters, -pursuant to the Tules and regulations. in that regnrd, : and deposited |, tho purchaso. price,. tho . ploa. cortificato of deposlf,—but thio upon .o goneral! damurror that. .the prico was -deposited with. tho _Collector by cortificate of doposit mado payable to Tico, becauso such waa the requiremont of tho rulos ; the meters -wero ordered, wore shippod by Tice, and recolved by plaintiffs, It thon becama tho defendant's duty to tranemit tha cere tificate of dopoalt to Tice, " T donot sce how it canbo claimed that defendant Dias ever recelved auy monoy to plaintiffe’ uso, The cortificate of deposit waa'not monoy, and_defendant could not convert it into monoy, except by forging the indorsoment of Tice to the cortilleato, sud. that would ot make the money lio might thus obtatn upan it the monoy of plalutiffs, And. aven if it should be held that defondsnt diaregardod tho lottor-of the rules, and recalved from plaintiffa the money required fo pay Tice for tho moters ordered, instesd of the certificate of dopost, still the moment Tico complied with tho requisition and forwarded thio motors to platuti, the ‘monoy became tho money of Tico, and defondant was linbleto him for it. - : . 'This Court haa no doubt of the right of Congreas to compel distillers to sffix cerlain meters to their atilld, a1 condition precedont to thoir right to .carry on the tilling, and {€ tho wmeter adopted is the subject of a patont, the distiller may. bo campelled to urchusa of the patentes, or what is cquivalontto that, Bocatuso i Tests itk the patontao ouly to. any whather ho will monopolize the manufacturo of:his” patentad article, or allow others to manufacturs on terms. Wo can see_no principlo of lw which would pros vent tha Commissionor of _Internal . Revenus from adopting for uson cortaln ‘meler bocauso it was patented, Inthia. case the-Government took tho pro- cautlon to protect the distillers by. limiting the prica tos rato fixed by an fmpartial committeo, and this, it fieema o me, was Allit was bound to do. Tho power of the Government ta - prescribo tho 180 of certain meters or locks or other dovices whiereby It can exorclso proper survaiilanca. over tho busineas of distitlers 18 {ncident to tue power: to. ralso_a rovonue by'a tax on manufactured :products, and when tho Qovernmont by its propor.oficers has brescrived tho torme upon which a person can be sllowed ta_ongage in tho businesa of diatilling, ond. any porson has ace ceptod thosd torma and. enterd upon tho. Lusiness, It scoma to me ha ought ot not o bo allowed to ques- tion tholr. binding forco upon him afterwards, Ho elocted tocarty on tho busincss on the terms ime posed, and should not be heard aftorwards to deny that thoss terms are binding on him, - ‘Tho defendant in this caso is .only n mera atako- holder, even admitting (hat, ho over hind the monay, and wlien the ovent has transpired which iransforred the title to iho monoy to ico, tho defondant, no longer holda it for. plaintiffe,: Hls duty nsn publle officer Tequircs to_tranamit tho cortificato or 1money, if monoy ia deposited witl - him fo Tice, and it 18 not ¥ight that ho should Lo siied. for, monoy which plaintif has no right to demand of him, MM, LEARY ANBWERS TO THE DANIELS DILL, Mr, Loary, attorney-at-law, claima to ba heard in dofonso of his character; and the same pub- licicy is glvon tohis answor as to the chargos mado against him: -, & To the Editor of The Chicago Tribune: 8 : X notice {n thio morning cdition of Journal—s journal that I hinva contributed to its sup. Port for the paat ton yours—sn azticle headed Arrost of anattornoy for alleged malpractisea,” Now, Mr, Editor, T have simply to state that 1am' not gulity of “malpractiso," and Lavo not boon arrosted for male practice.” The facts {n tho cass nro simply theso, thot on fhe 7th day of August, 1672, I miafortunatoly took man into my office namod —- whilat I \was on my trip East, the man praved to be s forgery, lfs re~ putstion belng that of fhe man who was senienced fo tho County Jall of Cook & Bangamon - Countles for possing or forging counterfelt Govornment Bonds, also for belng indicted aoveral times for taking bLribe. money & sutforing Morse-thloves to eacape. from the Justice of tho Law In Liviogston and Iroquols Counties, whero ho was then proscouting attorney, andon sceount of eald Indictmonts loft tho State foF the Blata of Culifornis where he practiced law under his mothor's name for about the pice of two yeara, After my roturn from te Enst I learnod tloso facts; and loft the gontloman go, to seok bis bread elsewh Stnce that tsme lio hus Lcan pruylog on my buainers, by telling my olicnta all maunor of sloriea and dars not attoch his namo ta any papers as attorney but in ita stead, puts tho name of + Who'{s {n’'tho vame oltice witl im, to.aald papors, ' Up to the dute ho came to my oftite, I never hud any dificulty wilh my glionta, Tl shiaply stato thut alltio orlgiual papers i overy case, publishod 1u o Cbicago tapers Wac snys,-'by money or Gonrk’ must prosummo Jom- ‘worthy hin property 10 B, U." Tallafaro, with intont, cto. Thnpumu Tulo to show cause woa entered: ~ ** An’oxamination of Julius Stern, In tho matter of Rothachild & Stern, was yosterday, oydered for the 28th inst., under Bec. 26. - An oxamination of the witness Oanning, lately clork with_the bmkru&:c, was yesterdsy held in tho matter of Rohrbrok ot al. mado to prove that tho witnesa had tried a blacks mailing operation on the attorneys for the peti- tloning oraditors, - 160,000 AGAIN BAVED TO COOK COUNTY. The !ol!aw(ng oarefully prepared estimate (by an offioinl of the Circnit Court) shows tho ss in jury fees undor the nfistem now anguutng in that Oourt alono, it the present prossure of work, to bo §46,581:40 annually,. Add ¢! of atloast borad that tho groat ovil wo were anlturlnfilwn allowod to exist, unnoticed, a0 “long, and that it was inoroasing &nUy in magmitude, without any 'ono seoming to oither know or oaro anght of it,. it does seem strange that the facts should have tboen stumbled across so nccidontally aa it was 1by b TRinuNE roporter, Pmmpfly oxposed, and & reform practically effected Inlosa than twent days. Ii ;{mkn woll for the practical gaui sonso of this unmmunlfi, that ‘when they are once convinced of an-evil its . re quickly applied. - . Oaleulation of the cost to Cook County for petit jue | rors serving (n tho Olreuit Court under tho rocent do- 1 clalon of the Judgen of sald-Court, snd - contrastin £ame with tho fecs undor the ol system, and also wil the lato allowence under tho new aystem, population of tho county aside from tho city, thoro should nat he over ono Juror thorefrom to seven in the city, On thid baals, for ono ‘wock of five dsym, | there whuld, probably, 'bo fssucd cortificates on an Oost for one week, $19.80 For forty.tavan weoks, for. which jurors ‘would probably be sinmoned in each year, o cost Would DO..eersienssies Savin; fo county— Under old systom at ledat. .. Tnder Iato decislon of Judgoe. X ; : Peddact SIS W1 Undor new systomn (late atlowance) . . © .. at le +$50,000,00 Under late docision. +7 8,408,60 % ——$46,631.40 'THE FERTILIZERS SUE HYDE PARK ¥OR §25,000, Yeatorday morning the Northwaestern Fertiliz- ing Company commenced suit fn tho-United Btates’ Oircuit Court, in trespass on_tho caso, $25,000 dmogos, against Chauncoy ‘M. Cady, Williom E, Hale, Aes D, Waldron, Luncius G. Fisher, Elam G. Olark, Lester Bradner, Jr., J. ¥. Barnoy, and Hirom: Vandorbilt. , This new mode of attacking the obnoxious Hyde Parkers: has been called forth by the racent Interferance’ of the village autboritles with tho carriago of offal, and tho arrest of the Company's gervants. NEW SuITs, - * TaE UNTTED BTATES ' CIMOUTT CoUnt—Northwest- ern Yerlilizing. Company'v. Chauncy M, Cady otal, trospass on tho caso, $25,000, o g ir= OrRouTr COUNT—5,974—Nicholas Rela v, Jcob N. Rels ot nl,; foreclosure of mortgage for $300, 0,075 —OCharles W, Stickney v, Ellzaboth Littlo Sticknoy;' dix 'yorco on the ground of . desertion, 5,076—Bonjamin Shoeneman et l, v, Tho Lake Shoro & Michigan Soutli orn Railroad Company, and tho Now York & River Rallrosd-Company; cseo, $2,600, 5,977—Alfrod Day v. John Fegan; sfidavitin'repiovin of bur Axtures, atock, ete,, at 225 East Randolph streot, - 5,978—DBalloy ot al, v, Roborta et al.; restoration, 5,970-wEvening Matl Company v, Albert H, Bodmonn; restoration of Judgment, . 5,980—Appeal. = 5,081—8imuel J, Russell e Munson ot al.; potition ;for mechanics! ‘TuE SurERIOn COURT—42,480—Jamos Foriyth et al, ¥, Herman Wellmanu ; confession of Judguent, §500. 43,481-Bamie v, Frauz Wonzol ; satno, 83,100, 43481 Edward Chapman and James Finn v, a7, B, Bushnoll, Patrick TLawlor, and Sykes Watkina ; ssumpsit, $1,000, 43,483—Potor J.-v,~ Annio E, Arndt; divarco ‘on’ the giound of désértion, . 43,48i—Waldo, Watars & 00, v, deorge Hausllen, bankrupt ; potition- for mochunlos len, 43,485—William Kuledfol v. Jumes Hogan : cone fossion of judgment, $100, 42,430—Agnea v - Michne] Hovorka ; divorcs on tho ground_of saultory, 42,467 —SBusan ‘W, Harrls v, Tobert 2. Douglas, Blophen Douglas, Tobert Wiillams, and Adelo . Wiliama & attachmont $20,63%, . 43,488 Marcus . D, Drow . vi Jamen D, ' ‘Hurvey; nssumpsit, $10,000. 42,469—Cook v, 2., T'. W. & O. R, W, G0, sp- L 43,000—George P, Treadway et al. v, Fravk cans capias for.£91, monoya collocied for Trendway & Jowall, 43,491—Appéal. 43,402—1Wm, H, Rand v, Jobn Reld ; confeasion of Judgment, $377,65, 43,408—Mervin 3. v. Tenulo Masou; lvorce ot tho ground of descrtion, 43,494—Appeal. 43495—Catherine Wagner .y, John iounan; asaunpsi, $3,000 (Lreach of promide. 43406 —Sarah A, Myers v.’Wm, yers ; dlvorco, 43,487— Anuio v, George Peieruon ; sanio, —Marion M. v; Alvin_Austermnn 'y orge J, v, Llizac Doth Johnison § sazi EEE THE FIRST WISCONSIN INFANTRY. FowD pU Lo, Wis,, Feb, 24, 1873, To the Editor of T'he Chicago Tribune:- ’ " Tho'third annual reunion of the TFirst Wiscon~ sin Infantry was held in this eity on Inst Triday, snd waa attonded by a largo numbor of the rogl- ment. In the ovening, thero was a banquet at the Patty Houso, at which Gon. J. O, Stark: -weather, the old commandor of tho regiment, prosided.. Thore' were many -invited gueats Ppresont, and lotters’ wero recelyed from many who could nat bo present, Lotters and teloe grama wero rocefvod from Gens: W, T: Shorman, D. O. MoVonn, and H, E. Paino, Gov. Wash- bury, Lieut.-Gov. Potitt, Scaretary-of-War Bolknap, and’ mauy others, containing kind words, and expressing regrets at their inability to attend. Gen. Rosecravs sent Liy salutation to the membera of this glorious regiment, from Ban Rafael, Oal. Cen. E, 8, Bmgg, the old Iron Brigude, = the brave commandor of’ who was o deliver. tho addrass of wolcome, was dotained by his business. in Chicago, to the great disappointment of all. Toasta wero responded to by Dr, O, W, Wight 'i'msrglpt' é!ulbeorl KH‘)I'}I ufnll:l‘lv‘v[?ukan; Col. G . Them, Col, 0. K, Pler, H. F, Reso, and H, H, Dodd, of Fond du Lac, ' 3 Julg, wero’ dlihor drswn by or dictated” Ly him. T leave his rocord stand before those who know lim beat, both in Ohicago and Pontiao, With regard to ihe Danlels maiter, I simply atato, that on the 18th day of Docember 1872 I wotiled with hfi.in full and ;.mvl lmh}n}x-r rnc:ipt for the sume, ‘This is o matter, io my opinfon, put up purely by this man, and then Lad bis Cierk ags Bis uamisas Kooy 1 have practiced Law in the Oourts of Chicago for tho past ive years, und until I met him have Lever lad any trouble with any clfent, 1 hold myself {udividus . After the spocolien, the officors of last year fware re-oleoted, as follows ; Pre.ident—~Gen, J, O, Starkweather, Vioe Preatdent—Col, Georgo D, Blngham, Secretary—Capt, O, H, Buuton, Dreasurer—Cupt, Ed, Furguson, The genoral exercieos did not cloge until,2 'fim&x :s‘.! m.‘,l :l“d lh? :flrm pn{t Home timo later. o third reunion of 8 rogiment was a very: ‘plessant and cordial affair, % ¥ a."y An nttam%b Was: ho Bupo- rior onrz with its accumulated arrears, and 5?;._- Oriminal Court, and » total saving-will be shown ©160,000 o yoar, ‘Whon- it is’ remom-/ medy can bo 8o Taking thie | ‘Pomeroy and Yorl A Judlcial : Striler TON. ‘The Lost Wrighle of Colfex. -low Many Men Aro.Unpirehased ? structions Public, Con- The Farragut and - Other Btatues ==-Carpenter’s ¢ Bmancipa- ilon” Picture. FYom Our Own Correspondent, WARRINGTON, Fob, 10, 1873, Now they are trying to tear tho roport.of the Obmmlttes up, bocatias; convieting two oriminals, tho, other offonders wero let off. This is tho tacit sympathy of follow-ragoals,—mothing more, It Jini Brooka sitays. In the noxt Congraas, brib- ery will become the law of the land; . / BONUYLER COLFAX A8 A JOBUER, ' It bad -boén loped by ovorybody that we had got to tho end of Mr, Colfax’s case, and that lis would be droppod out of aight. . Fate would nol havo it so.: Hiacitation of tho namo of ono Nos- bitt Lina oponed up.an ontirely different job, dia- connectod in any way with the Oredit Mobilior. Looking over Colfax's bank-nccount, and fil of 0ld clicoks and drafts, Judgo Poland found not 1,000 only received from Nesbitt, but two drafte for- 81,000, - This dlscovory lod ;tho unfor- olfax to nond to tho journals this atate- tunato O ment: . Mr Qolfax haa 1o heattation ceive from Mr, in July, and October, in that ye ) the April and July remittances 030 remit! Juso, 81,000, by pestiy on iwo of them other two, s 2 How was it that Mr, Célfax became tho roolpi- IF g0t of 81,000 montt, four timos, fiom & Now| {oat ot in. Nesbitt, in each of iion growuds. 5o el nds, 1Tho lot! En ez 14 exiatenco, . Th annot now bo founi; 08 York busineda-man ?* Lot s ace; ! ;Mr, Colfax recoived hia soat in Oonigror hands of n trusting conatitnency, soven ‘times, .|i8ocial developmont. saker of the Houso'only bix years) aud, 'lind béon’ Chiafrman” of the tmportant Committe ‘on . Poat-OMicas aud Ho Wis Bp: prior to that distinctios, Pot-Roads, * Nésbitt wea an envolofie-miker an contraotor with -the with Congrost snd had also moneys. : M, Colfax. co of | " beingt in cheicks, | on personal aud | ors Accom dovari Ho msdo stamped: envalops, J. laisa bo“m,m'}; o %.| Bid Clarke, and all that ¢lass, who have dema: | charged at the \with - having’.worked -through . Nesbitt’s saying that hodid re- tho months of April car, o remiliance of nylog Fefii t the statlodery- partiontaly axy for; mgury, oon- traots, - 'and’ Herice 4,000 ‘recolved ' in four' monthe; No'wonder.thdt Mr. Colfax doponited 45,000 during ono Congrasa | 0 ' This -discovery ; astoniskios.. yself,. . I never had any dialike.of ‘Mr. Colfax, othor than ‘an intelldctual rogentmont'at s an ot shallow - ‘parts 'and foeble tbmpe tart of the majentio. wor]d, slono.. But I ought to -be T nmowspaper-servico—and'all of us’ hére - who & {etigagéd-in it, 8 trell,—for 1oaing “tho'tiwo it 0t Crodit -Mobilier. and the. envelopo-odntiaot, and being imposed upon to tho extent of , bo! ing Mr. Colfax ag honest man. . .. ont Ko'raotting 'tho”| hoth tho Evil snd tho Good: 88 10" ben, he palm | .courage, then, yolowly—poor;-find di dischafged :from- tho -Thera is & cruol circtimstantiality in ‘thesa dis- | cloaurcs,, Mr. Qolfax, who had attompted {5 bs" tho Portuguose King ‘John ' to. the Pacifio Rall~ road, taking it under. his:protection and leotur- ing about’ it;-to the- extont. of baving atations, Jkosping up ‘his influonce” by, writing an_au- | ably from the Spaniali difico for fimc:pgma e e N tograph-lotter {o} every “loafer: and tobdy,. and " franking”the ‘samo, modtd hia. Nomesls | in a postal-envelope. Faur ;thousand doliara from Nesbitt i§ what the great angl of the'jud -| ment- takes out of thé pnokage markoa ‘T Hon. Schuyler Oolfax.” * Had ;this boon done in | Hegven, somosuporsorviceable angel would have | - flapped-his wings and oried : 3 SeIrg o Grecloy e | ™ © -| 895,000, And, now bo just in your ‘geographies| Out yonder, in tho Yosemito Valloy, atdiids & ‘noblo mountain, Itis 8,400 feet high, and plaged in sight of a still higher penk callod for a great. hearted man and Ohristian préacher, Starr King, In tho yoar 1885, o pacty of tourlts yisiting this exquisito , valloy paid the. compliment to one of’ their party, the Bpoakor of: Congress; to~ confor | his namo upon this monntain. 'Mr, Albert D.’ - Richardson, who.deroribos the 'coremoninl, s 078, ;un page 440-'41, * Boyond tho Misulaflpp{)x- lnd “1t was desorved; and it must bo. some -com- pensation for the emptiness and - thanklessnass . of &nwo lifo.to be thus loved and konored, In | publio na woll as private, Schuyler Colfax steals thd honr ' no . domagoguery or o! nat - In view- of , th Mount Colfax bo' Rooat,” A Tawy makos. Shermau, had been mixe: shout his_causes ; and 4 of [every. man, : Mort, but ‘woman, arid- ohild —~by by eimplicity,’. 88, and overflowing kindoess,” 0 - dovelopments of. time,. lop named heranne_r “ Buzzard's JUDGE BHERMAN AGAIN, - & or of Northern Ohio, now in the_city, 8 6 commont that United States Judge Charles T. Sherman, brother of Benator John, dupin the defalcation | of -Btate’ Treasurcr Breslin, of “Ohio,- sixteen: ! ormoro years ago ; that ho settled in ton 8s & claim-agent, and was -mof particular that his' nomination ag Dintrict_Judge was & ‘public scandal, and go re- | ‘Washing-. arded by evory attornoy of eminence.in Clave- 8 attempt to -extort £10,000 from, the: and. Now Yo. rk Btook Kixchangy e is regarded hore as | the most serious scandal which 'has yot come to, light, belng nothing loss than a ¢ striking " oper- ation,—tha tis, tho exaction: of mone; tending 'to have performed somé legis} by - pro-- ntlve ser-’ vice. for{t, .Judgo Shermnn wrotq to LeGrand Lockwood, Jr.: *'I.went to work.. The result was bronght about by disoussions. raised and in~ fluencon spoko a or cause One or the other It Judge Bherman lobbyist. Righard ‘was palpable before. shysters, is now. vory clearly the ,caso. bar of the Clty.of Clevelan: it would The following is & conversation with a high oflicial of the United States Benate, Official—* Aro thoy going to furn out well?" used by mo,” word, or wrote a lettor’ d one to bo written,” - O. Pargons, or Judgo bo alread; CALDWELL. Reporter—‘1 don't know " - Official—** By Gaorfiul 1 hope the; ow, and wants the worst kind.. This been going on, and it's being found ouf Buch aro the morals at the Senate ond. A high ofilcial of'tho. House of Ropresenta- tives said, a fow wooks ago : : .. % Oakes Ames ought to bo . a gelf to lot Lis friends boe : exposed in' this way, it bfl settling. thnf nd cost him 0. vast smouvts fhoso” ‘mon havoe voted ta him ?- -It's roal Inj He's o whon ho suit with 100,000, Bystan bea flrst-clase fo :l.‘f only could have stopper M'Comb, . Euv&nle it what is that to der obips in & harmless idiot, - ¢ How great in tho corruption in the publio sorvico? " oeks a mathematical man, in the re- porters’ gallery of the House, ¢ Baventy-five per cent!" * Morol~ Ninoty per cont!’ shout two or 60, . ‘I don't 'belleve thora is more than 50 por person, oon progressing, it will be 100 yer cent in ton years, Look at that disgusting acono on the floor of the Houso: Clarkaon Pot- ter, Ben Dutler, and Miko Kerr, all wrangling over the distribution of the Alabama monoy, mfi every mother’s son of them a lawyer rotained b; ocont,” &t uys 8 Vel xnhan% 's b ry conservative ona or tho other of tho interests, Oaleb Cushing, Willlam M. Evarts, and such men treated with the courtesy of patriots when they sppoar on the floor; and yet attorney ofticer of in the'Alabama award, bis Government in the p: or_an argument, of those statoments is a le,, 8l did “go to work,” he was o :1f be never used any effort; and. yoet charged 810,000 for it, Lo was & swindfor. And Le cannot make the .case any bottor that ho had go littlo sense of .characl avoyw himeaelf in cithor.of :these parts, oither for artley, or any- body else, ‘That ho was not- flt to bo n Judge, That ho is an oxamplo to i d wero doing its duty, _moving for tho removal or 1mpoachment of this miserable Judgo. corruption hag Ih’lli’l erence DOV 18, shamed, of bim-. “ But fen't it well that the facta came out in the public's protection? " High oficial looks at byataudor as if he wounld sgusting nuisance if he wera -not alroady Ho: awears boforo. tho Committeo: this'«writfen afiidavit: 1 :never saylng er as to £ the yesterday: ald-, won't, is_sonb atitudo! Wt "| Cnnhing Is tho sliameloss purchnso of KrTyhudi who tho ab wanta to prolong injustico and “avei c‘mnnltv of the Iluw,—now sitiing aldwoll's sldo, mow ' ot . Pomoroy's, | now abt Amos's nnw’op?nnlnfi ntho jus alaims of his gountrymon agnlust Hoxico, and : now paid .by'the Bpanleh - Ministor to .strnnflo‘ Iihorly in Ouba ! Tf tho pooplu of this cotntry da not rise to thelr foct and *mnke 'oxamplon of somo of thore bawds of dorporationk in Cangross, ~tbn§mmsnuoh into “ despotism- to. got‘out of Jobbory 1" Vo - IN TIE POMEROY COMMITTEE-TIOOM. Ona of thoso Prouy, trencood, almost elegant MUttlo rooms whicli hinve baon butlt in thoslelt ot tho Capltol for committoes, with {ts convontional furniture of walnut,—thoe long, blne-baizo cov- cred tablo, the aizeablo arm-chairs, .the mirror ovor tho fireplace, and tho caso of law-books,— such is tho average ' committos-raom,” the real atollors of logialation, and in such is assembled 6 Committeo to oxamine Pomeroy, ‘[hero o sits, bald down tho. mdes of tho hond, thick of hide, but without norve, and lénrgu;_‘u]m & butchor who wont to church ot Bun- nya. , . 5 o tho rfui vive, yot quiotly g0, o if used to confidiug {n counsel, I'amarfiy said nothing, and sometimos faintly smiled, Is lawyer was'tho Unitod Stotes Distrlob Attornoy.of Kanems, n man who &hould Lo attending to. his bueiness &rouuuung malofactora, - not dofending thom. ut this attornoy, Horton, is one of Pomeroy'a appointocs, He barks for whom ho weara the collar, York, the chisf witnoss on the othier side, looks like o lnnk, nverhunlf‘h_lnuufi_{Inyhn.vykm',-—nuu of those bordor animals who_ can curl atound their rifles liko o snake, or follow a trail liko n wolf, or como to the Logislatura liko a,pognlnr spvnr_ef . To ent ravenously, or’to go without food for n woolt, should affect smoh a man about aqually, Tncapable of gotting' drunk, or of eatching the u{:w, and annoyed about nothing so much aa whore to sling his long ‘arms,’ Mr. York's eyes &0 0A gTay o8 nn ash-hoap thiul{y coverad with o enow-drift, aud ho looks es-if he moant to go somewhore and sleep out in the woods as soon tha Committes got throngh with him,= Tz -The group of Biatos in the key of the Bouth-.| ‘wost,—Missouri, Kansps, aund 'Arkansns,~pro- duces the bovo kind of man, "Ho gots' part of ‘hie noture from the natural inhabitahts of tho rairio, and the only ‘admirsble ‘thing in him is is porsonal indopondence. - For tho reat, ho is incapablo of fatiguo, maluris, deatization, cr log- dcal doduction. His approhensions, his' tough- .| ties, - and ‘all ‘| The young iolsco, | 840,000,000, This Is truly tho . monumental ga, xness, and bis cunning aro his only endowments, ‘unless a dry, cracking kind of humor bo Bomo*| timoed ondod ; but in him i tho making of izen, if civilization cau over cateh up to Kansas {s about nml toonoof the Austrisn «prinoipalitios or Turkish provinces in average Missourl and Arkansas aro oven less advanced. .Indlvidual instances of symmetrical dcvulogmenr. exiat; but, in goneral, the-aitizen 18 educed from threo' or . four -facnl-" the- -rest ' “aro - -undoveloped. men -of address, who go into politics, have to plny the scout, or-bushwhackor, or Plnus covo, in order to compete with tho ox- dsting political dospotiem,---Pomeroy, Carnoy, gogueéd "and \corrupted: their "way] linve bred s pnatorux of somi-Apaches, who can. beat thom only by lying-out for thom and wvla ing thom, a8 Yorlk " entrapped Pomeroy.. We. hang men evory wook for “offenses- insignificant beside Pomoroy's, That varlet is tho porsonal de- baucher ;of a_whole- youthful “generation. In. fidelity in God and good institutions §s brod by | bis suctess, . " Tho great,” benignant sut, which: must throw his bloated .shadow, wonders at the immutablo law which commands it to shine upon He s rich? Take guity in your tatters, aud in your extremitics.bo en- nobled | .. " Ho.is "Honored?.” Let us, ‘then, find ' tho evidencos of tho truth of our religion in the story of Him upon Whom'the Eldera and the JGoveruor apat, and Who knew not whero to lsy ‘Hig head! Ay . - POBLIO:DUILDING.. .-, . - ‘The_building of largo edifices throaghont tho- Unitod Btates is inavitdble ifi a.time of material pros) uflty‘ and, If entrusted to architects of ca- pacity, not to be deprocated: Tn the year 1816, when the burnt publio edifices .of tho Capita City required robwilding, tho sum of $250,000 was nfprqpxialud far.the purchaso of custom-tousen at Boston, Naw York, Philadel- hig, Baltinore, miid Charloston: - Th only cus= om-house belonging :to'tho.United Btates had | beon hitherto that of New Ozlesns, sdapted prob- ) all tho other five' having* been rented -1 The ‘above was thd first’ general ngmopriamm‘ for P_ubu« buildings ontsidg of - thé Capital City, - i .Binge the .Republican party .camo {nto powe above $100,000,000 have E:pn,upentin aonatru- tions, ad fho worl 'alrcady provided for will in.’ olye a-National urql diture of $40,000,000. Tho post-ofiices at Now York, Cincinnati, Boston (ex- tension), Ohicugo. Bt, Louis, oto;, will take about 000. The new.Stato capltols und-olty halls, bhilt by loal ar Stato taxation, at s%q»g- fleld, I1l,; Baltimore, Albany, Topoks, Ban Iran- and -other -places; Will consume nearly THE STATUE OF FARRAGUT, . Congress—unvilling to delegrite Iy portion | iof that which it is disqualified 'to do" o a ci +commission~Huna- mado & lottory of ‘the §20,00 yoted for a atatue to Ffltr:fnt,'nnd “énlled’ upon | s tha artists to pay woll for thoeir tickets, ‘Thatis, ‘eacl: artint must present s'model of thesubject, -no little work for o'man'already woll engaged, ,and distastoful to prtists of reputation, who fally. ‘Imoy the:‘composition” of ‘political committeas, ;tho appenls whicli influence thom, and : their. ig- norance of art. Congequently, but two'.men" of note have ontorod into compotition,~Stonoe, of - ‘Waghington, and Rogors, of Rome, The model - of Rogors shows what h thought of the Com- mittee. It {8 in'his worat and most oxtiavagant’ s?lo; and depicts 8 Fen\niug and hallooing man, with o trumpetin his band, ‘lashed 1o & splin-: tored mast, which ‘rises above his head, snd- would inovitably, in any publio ,objeot nondesoript at & short- distanco; Ready sotiro hos designatod this figure . alrosdy ‘as tho foroman of n Hre-company tied to o chimney, : nmz calling the boys to let nobody take thoir water, * 5 N iRt Btone's model'is nt least dignified, and such as' Tarragut living would- have proferrad,—a gons: . tlemon 1o Jogs than an Admiral, & modest ‘ovon: more than'a fighting man, Amongst these: models, Btone's would provail if taste wore to bo: tho monsure;* but he has ‘koptit at the navy-' yard, whero Lie cast it, and has littlo atomach for. * oxplaining [t " turough, 2 RO «Mliss Vinnle Rosm has presented n model,’ which,of courso, raceived plenty of denunciation in adyance, partionlirly from .tho fewalo’corra- ondents,”- Tt is nlso of the full size proposed, liko Btone's, and depicts the Admiral with a long’ 8py-glass, omowhat too prominently advanced;" and his foot resting on a large pulley-blook, His cap is orunchod botween his right arm and his* bady, and ho presents somewhat thie appearnnce of an aged gentleman with o balance-polo, about to walk'a ropo. Tho head, shoulders, and likenesa of this fig- ure are 8o craditable as to have melted critiotsm, The Admiral himgelf might have commended himsolf, thus recognized,. Liko Mies Ream's' Lincoln; however, the medonnfi of . the lega and arms is hoavy, thick, and devoid of just that sort of claboration in which a female might have baen, expected to be scrupulous. - Thoro 18 a fair prob-: sbility that this young womaun will ngain carry off the prize, as she has *‘murthering winning manners," and looks 8o tiny, earncst, ‘and de- nurv_h:fi. that the School of Sentimentality might. adopt hor for the modelof its artist. To suy that sl is without _capacity, is to say a merdly: ugly thing and get no belief ;' for she has; in a' vm? good and growing dogreo, the “aptness, the instingt, tho ambition, and thlo npplication’:for art. But, liko all. tho other minor oxlubitors in this competition, Miss Ream is advanced o cldsa|' shead,of her scholarship ; for National art should; nevor bocome o school of dorign, and' tho last || wrent patron of the artist should bo his country. In minor collection of‘models, of which thera are & dozen or more, stich motioy and discora- ant ahapes of the 'samoc’ man szre produced as might well trlglmen off seulptors‘of rank. ‘The competitive principlo: will bring out beginners, Lut seldom mastora; for the ago knowa n master ond bis . work already. Only such masters of wide approval should "be intrusted by a country ‘with the consignment to posterity of the conn= try's fow great men. ‘When tho Popo sent to GYotto for a specimen of his worlk,—for, say8 the Pope, toys bo, “I've hoarn tell of bim,’'—the artist conternptuously took a stone and drew a’ oirole upon it, If Congross dooa not know the sculptors of tho country, it -might not Le ashamed to delogato to a commission of gontle- m:ln prosumod to know, tho tnsk of selecting tha artist. L o The lineamentsof Admiral Frnmfiut—-whoaa fowme will probably novor recelve another statue; for, in & country developed like ours, tho goners ation must take care of ita awn military peoplo— are probably to go down to posterity in all the orudenoss o[ the apprentice’s dosign, This is the only enlightened cmtuh? where Uongress {s afrald to delogate any of iis prerogatives to its learned constituonts, Blr, Matt Carpenter oalled the Civil Bervice Commisslon a parcel of school- masters, If tho schoolmuster, or ilie sheriff either, ever got & good grlp on Congross, tho Liook st ok Lvarts s an although the birch and the bad Euglish would fly togathor, CARLTON AND PORTER, That grizzly Anapias, Brothor Harlan, come monly called’ * Exhortution Jim,” has been Conaern,” g lace, mako the'|’ ant time Booretary of tho Interlor, wheto Di wanted him * lo do the most good.” They mado him toll who was tho run, with Durant'n oheok and colloct tha monoy. | ~+ on {t.. Ho said it was "a man," amidst ntuoh donbt.’ What man? Whiok bis name was/Onrl toh, of tho Mothodist ‘Bogk-Oducern, New, York: City, “’J.'hz‘ Agont or Biorolary of'tho . Book- f drknr)nn in hiR abicopish way. | | [l ow wo linvo an {nsido viow of tho houno.of Carlton . & Torter, publishoradu-chiof of tlie.[:.= Mothodist Episcopal Church at the timo tho Rov, Mr, Launhnn, of tho Baltimoro Conferonce, imponchied tho hnnut{lot that managomont, 1 Tvinlian farad Nks a1l toformérs i thono | - aya. Tho Gonoral Conforenco, or National Convontion of the Chural, Tooked upon him as & . porson.who_was..doing—the.. denomination_| Injury in tho name of honeaty...Ho was a sort of Martin Luther, ‘taking bulla“ by the horne, ingtend ‘of “atnying over among tho khasp;- and- oraon to formality, Down-«Coroner Stophens and the Amorioan ‘Aldermon. "~ Yeatorday miorning, Mr, Mosnra, Kiokke and Ton: THE BOARD OF POLICE. Tho Proceedings Beforo Jndge Gary Poste poned on Account of an In« What Sheridan Has to Say About His Back- Irish- oudy, oounsol for ~ ox-Polico Commls- slonore, oame hofors Judge Gary in the Oriminal x:‘all:m:lul JJnoro than the rogular ovangelical Oourt, and asked ‘loavo to flla an information Binco that quasl-trinmph of tho Oburah cavons, sgainst Carlilo” Mason and Lovl P. Wright, tho younger Porter has boen rrostod for ob- | charging them gonoraily swith tntruslon into the . talning goods undor falso protonsos; and now oflico of {ho Police Comminsioniare, o desired Rn casy possago appoars to have exiated botwoon o’ Dogk:Comsorn” and e emainoat. hesmoen oo or ordor for 8 mummons to ansver tho , who yere purloining from tha'Publio Troasury. - | 0 . 2 Oan tho corruptions of Rtates over be corcot- | Tho Court atated- that Mr. Goudy hed not od whan churcbes fere no better? ., i Hore I8 & question which Harlan ‘ausworéd_so 83 to iavolve s direct porjury, unless Col. compliod with the roquiremonts of the statuto, The praatico, as ho remombered it, waa to firat MoComb spole faloly: 115 abtor said Lo me, at | BrOsent s0davita of il tho cirouaatances apon I printed it jn Tz .Onioago Trivunw, that Hare | Which tho information was -to be filed -or the lon racoived: bout 30,000 altogether through | inquiry mede..’ Then tho- Court eittior granted Durant, sud hore Is Harlan's,way of answoring : Quentiont by Ar. Stevendon~DId" you; after May 18, 805, to Jan, 1, 1600, receiva pny othor money from any’ Prosident, Vico-Presidént .oty o omploge of #ny of tho threg rasds known as the Pacifio Roads ? courso in tho Anatoer—Not that Tam pwatg 0 fak i X ¢an’; R in » mandamus or quo oW : 1 Seooiot o OATITOLINEART. G | v , New Jorsoyhas voted atatuesio Rlchard Btook- ton and Phillp. Kearney ;, Masanchusotts, .to Bamual Adswms, and, I {hink, fo Gov, Winthrop ; hvrmimlmt to Bonntor Colliiner'and Ethan Allen ; alne, way or tho other.” WVilliama ‘and Gen. Greeno, sud Jonathan Trum: 1 'and ‘Roger ‘Shorman," - Thero aro alread: Etatues of Joffotson, Franklin, Hawcook, Hamil- ton, and Lincols,. fa_ tho, Oabitol;— ao” it wa hnva'tho‘aummnflunmg@ uT & very eraditable gal- .| lurg. ‘Tha materialaiaié sufficient, and tha time nob lfi for tha lurger Biates; to add. thelr uctas, o babjoots aro not undomotying. ar_instance, Oalifornia has_Guadaldupo:-Val- Iojoryund . John' A, Butter ; Now r York,:: Peter Bmlfi' ant and Lhnrgq Clintan;; Pennsylvania, Willinm Ponin and Robort” Mdrris - Noyw ; Hamp-' shiro, John® Btark’and Henry . lubnm i Dola- | tv NlNg an’ Information part or that of Mr, Tulay, Mr..Goudy- preforred to to the following dny and ' circnmatancos, rathor than pr . tho'; booka™ ‘at .thur'mnmng Proper courae waa, 10 mox ONAFFING MADK, nner, Commisaloner Bheri Goorge Rogers Olarli] 11l Con N tophon A Dopano 2 &elock, and. recoivo “Rob o snd, Sookin °4. Dinglao: it asally T Hinsoush, Zobulon: or rotusod loavd to fllo tho informition, or made sn.order to show cauns upon thoso afdavits, Mr, Goudy, did not. think that that was the Pprosont .came, though,it wonld bo. warzanto agalnst o pri- vato corporntion. - In tho ponding caso it was different, and, the Court Lad' no. discretion.one i ‘Tho Courtsaid hio.was for. tho rolator in a case hare Ui ot Riiox SuLPils Foasondon, Wo ;"mr;h:lx :!;;: M&vl?mt{int -tha oity, and thero avo alroady in _place hore contributions of | had matist led himsolf that it was nec tofile | Rhodo:- Teland ~ aiid:) Qoiinegtiout, $iz. +; Hogar | afidayits. R e i e Ar. doudy eaid of coureo ko could do that, Con., 8tilos gald thére would be no objection’ at onco, eitlior on his nrnntp&‘m‘a -the mattar 0 an aflidavit of the oceod to examino tosee what, the ;nmpr was pn'a'tpone(‘l L half-past 9 this -. wars, John' M.. Clayton and. John. Dickingon;,| . The new Polica Commissione, i %II;YY.I‘:;: '%fiwn’"fldv@fl aid” kwfl}llni Jestakdny mora:ns: and luolfin{' t}:‘fggg‘{? fi:?lg oknoy o, illik O-H, Y Harrlson |- -businese, aflor which . thoy. 5 and Edwin M, Stenton; Indiaus, | 4 d oy-went -to dan was In_his gent bofora d the congratulations " of ' Pike and Thomas H. Bonton ; 'Kanses, Kit Oor-,| th0" Coronor and, xeportors upon the lnn“lpll‘,-)’ohn‘movm;:m‘:hlg'nn,l_l.uwlkOuu'mu’ mannér in which he hudm!lngfiafindhls:crgg % John',D. Plerco; Kentucky, Daniel:"Boona'aud | Position, and consontod to act with the new ' Honry Olay; Tenncssee, John Bavie: and Androy .| Commissioners, . Juckeon'; - Texas, , 8am _Houston ,and i Samuol | | The.genisl mombor from Bridgeport smiled, - Auatin; Liouisiana, Ed Livingatone and William | 8ud sald ho had not backed down at all,. On tha: 0. Olayborno ; Arlanena, Frodoriok Notrobo and | ¢ontrary, ho Liad stood his ground by Lis protest, Ambroag Baylor; Misslieippl, Tolin: A: Quitman | 8ud bed agraed to act with tho Board only 4. « end B. 8. Préntiss; Goorgia, Gov. Oglothorpe | furthior tho publio inter ign the pay-rolls,. ' sod W, H. Orawtord ;-Bouth! Qarolinn, Francis | #0d hvlpmfltm.flong« S S e St S S0l STl e | R ey Wi e a80h" AN fohn 1 Not *Ah-] ‘#n g 8 jolly.Commissioner. .. l0.0nly - Buflalo Bill Btowart, i s a4 thing to marit was ltlgnt it was nuneacesss; ,’a: + Tho big painting of Carpent tion f8'to ffn bought by ‘ng): 'os| may have somo lustor{eal valuo, Empooipa- | ¢ fafpety *1t"| snd hia.prosonas or . a ¥ pena. 16 ol thoy - conld. bo But It 1n exatra~: bly drawn, end colared by » Dutohrallis-palntor, | Profer to remain away, it o porteclly Lhus, s mothIn siascls | | PhoJolly Commlasioner is absolutoly untrito; for Naturo® darides & moro'| the Mayor's littlo game. He o copy, and refuses it herintolligencos fo_illuming 1t,_; 8till, lot: thom buy it for, at any_rato,no to cornor him (8 L\rmm:‘),t [ is gommitted. ATH, ! from Bridgeport , refuse sny such arbitrary way. loturers” Xi Organizatlon of nu Industrial Expasitiar,. © ! ¢Tho. manufscturers interonted in organlzin | * e Roouaer s ens Sounell sn Industrisl Exposition {n this city, hold g nd- Journéd meeting at the Shorman H Mr, R. editor, but a very poor politician. ouse yeator- - ain ' wos, chogen | this sentiment,. out noxt fdll.” ™ i (Mr. Jamos ‘Nowlan ‘stated - thia” objeot ~of ‘the. meoting to be to form gome - plan to. unjte; with the woolon meuufacturors, Who wore to hold & meoting this weck. It was proposed to join is~ 'suo with thom, and organizo the Exposition next fall, Mr, Bradley, of tho firm of Furst d&; Bradley, sald that his house had decided to take hold tho matter, -furnishing “articles- for exhibitio; ood and worthy “men, Counil re had miade with the now Bonrd, hed the Mayor, , sortion, and cont! Exposition similar to'that in 8t. Louls might bo THE DOATY AT BOWN successinlly carried forward in Ohicago. ; What 8t, Louis could do, Chicago suraly noed not hos- Adtato to'undertake..!.Z LS L L i i Seve) ontlomen exprogs hjnlgrpl lglld job' B Eor foro'the Board. . Dr. Ward reported that. Patrolman fully a8 clunati and 8. Tou 2 F. G, Welch'moveéd the ‘appo ont,of & 0om- mitteo to confer with the woolen- mannfacturars jon Thursdsy next, with roference to tho ndyisa~ bility of holding an Exposition in Chicago, such Committes. to_haye_power to call & meeting of ‘maonutacturors, with'a view to perfecting o (manont organization. .The motion was ado on duty, but, owin, affairs, /FINED LIKE OTHER DR ; The: moeting. then .asdjourned, subject to'the | cation, eall of tho Committes:’ i —_——lgiir . ANOTHER ROAD COMING IN. of tho two meotings, o .us-to tact. ‘The Board flien adjourned, , . *DOCTORE Editor of The Chicago Tribune 2 A delegation of gentleman, connectod with tho | ,Baltimore and -Ohio RailroadQompany, waited jupon tho . Mayor,-yesterday morning,--for- tho - 'purpose of talking overwith him, informally, : thiolr projoct for entering- the city;’ Thoré yore. | AIr, Koyaer, Becpnd Vicp-Prosident of_the Balti- i moro &,Obio Roilroad ; Mr. Quinsey, who is to, bo the Presidenit of the Wostorn™ Diviston” from’ Pittsburgh to Chicago ; and: Mr, Qowen, Attor- noy of tho Ruad.™ Tho gentlém they wished to run their track along the margin of the lako, frony thiosoutheastsrly corner of tho ‘South Park to Forty-first stroct, . thoro® to ! unito with thie Ilinols ‘Contral ‘Railroad track, 1and run’into tho city With that Comps { [ intonded to™orect & drmy-bridge’” 6’ now’ ontlet to tho lake in their courge, and merely ro-, ' questod permission ‘to come n.- {the 'Mn¥or, in reply, stated that his jurisdiction anded with the city limits,-and the only partios who could- give clies, is for pale alg, and. brewers buy Judgos of als The gentlemon chattod . pleasantly with the now that it ig Mayor for about_half-an-hour on various topics, . nmf then withdrow. - —_— - RELIGIOUS ANNOUNCEMENTS. - ° m, During Lent there will ibe n short litany | sorvico overy ‘morning in tho woek, excopt Wednesday, from 8:80 till © o'elock. On Wednes- day ovenings there Will be sorvicep and a lecture, commencing at 7:80. ~ * b Oliuroh -of- Our Bavior,-corner of. Lincoln straot . and. Bolden . avenuo ; . services - every ‘Ylg’fl;)s-du ‘and- Fridsy- oveninga during Long,- at 7:80, T : A e s - Obrist Church, corner of Michigan avenue and. Twenty-fourth stroet; sorvices and address by. the paator, at 10:30 8. m, and 7:80 p. ma. * - Maj. Whittle' will conduot & Bible: roading in tho Lisicoln Park Ohurch; corner of Bophia and Mohawk stroots, at ;80 p.m." " - : The nomvmger meoting to-day.will be led by the Tov. U. D.- Guligk. " Bubjeot of lecturs, |' #The Two Mastors,” " w2 al v To-day being Ash-Wedneaday, or tho firat day of Lons, thore will' be :nppxoprfnn Korvicea-and sprmons in the Cathedral, corner of ‘Washington- and Poorla strests, at 10:30 a. m; and 7:30 p, m. SANITARY MATTERS. Tho Board of Tesith had Its regular meeting yostorday afternoon, My. Hoard in the-chair, | The Sanilary Superintendent roported that there’ were 144 dosths last woek, a decrease of 10 from the preceding ond. Of these 68 wore males and 76 fomales, Thero wero 18 doaths by con- sumption, 16 Ly convuleions, and as muny by small-pox. Infantilo Jifosuffered lesg last weok, ond there was an inoren.e of deatha by accidonts. In viow of the .groat fluctuntions of tom- peraturo, it 18 surprising that thero were not move doaths, tho rango of tomporature laat woek beoing 60 degrees, . “I'he probabilitiss are that there will be anin. croagsed numbor of deatls this woek, Tiwonty- nino now cases of gmall-pox and variolofd huve beon reported. There is a decroase in tho num= pearanco of them. ing it genuino, of this out of his tun, ho is su what he expeoted,—darker in of a differont flavor. ale; ho must oither throw it away, tho facilities, turn itinto whisky, at however,” & publio paper pll: :hinkp).Im, an honest man. Omoaao, Feb, 23, 18T TREE-PLANTING: To the Editor of The Chicago Triburie: . in many portions_of the co other caugo; ard the resull large extont that might be avolded. reoalled before the Committee of tho Benato, to toll about the $10,000 he took from Durunt, romuaes, while | under the suspiclous relation of beiug at tho | in tha amall-pox houpital., ber of Infected lLonses, and i}is hopad it will Fuel and fruit trees would be b continue, There are ow only sixteen pationts | weatern portion of this grnl;'eounkfi _| there was s guorum in tho Board without cquiesconce wos immato- sponsed with should he. 83 ER DRUNEARDE.: & 1 'Commigsionor Bheridan ‘said it 'was not nsusl. and Mess: ‘wiloy, Welch; Merriman, a) Ob 3 motic P Tt should dopend’ -considerably :upon the condi- -Ghatrmoan: Yero, on. motion, appdinted tion of the ofender, and.tho degreo of atorls {Tho Board then foll fo discissing the miriates ; hitch - the old “Board with'the new at'some legal point of con- . BARLEY. . said, e saw through. (the Alayor) wantod. but the" gontleman. + 0 be angularized in. Ho spoke pratty sharp- * AT lyé%th%lr-ym;.lsu o boya hourd. - " i 0. boys' said. ho_ did. Thoy.thought tho- o A DUSTRIAL EXPOSWO"" Migor spolo” prétty aharply to” By BLy £ue et R va Thtoresiod tn g | Tathor loftily, by tolling bim that ho would not snowr his protost, as tho Law Dopartment had. Mayor an oxcellent: * " CONONER STEPIENS EONOED ‘the Mayor.would find it Tho boya thaught the Mayor had all the pointa: in tho game. 80 for. Ho had romoved ,zge ob~ noxious.Commissioners, placed in their soats two. * 5d_found the Coroton. ni&y to indorso’ Niw, ‘aud, moreover, r. Sheridan promise to co-operate - ‘Tho Cofonor said the Irishmen in the Gouncil baen bought up or terrified into supporting: The boys thnfith this rather a aweeping as~ and also subscribing somothing. ¥ nued to chaff tho Coroner, who. Tn roply to s question by hir. Brown, thore Supiie el Julldly that Hiey Weko yultiran, s general m:n:‘l oxpressod that Lastorn i . a° bgm ;v;:l non; 'f.ii?{"m:{,‘"i%““ dtll:a{r | ol .in Q) - | wonder an who o read and but~ ‘vitad to exhibit v 3 flulago.aliowld B fn- | B il ot e und but~ Mr, F, G. Wolch"was of"the ‘opinion that an | tures, at 2'0’clool, and, owing to various delays, failed to moet formally until half an hour later, ' President Mason inquired what thero waa bo- Matthew Coffog was charged to appaar beforo, the Board on Fab..8, on tha charge . of intoxication while to the disturbod state of re, his caso hed 0ok boen acted upon. + “Prosidont Magon Ingiired why the delin gnun&mm,had .not been taken to tho Polica ourt and* A -y ont 8 : In reply to a communication that appear- 1 ‘ed in your paper of tho 19th of this month, on ' Doctoring Barloy,” I would sy that the man . ‘who wroto it is cithor autirely ignorant.of tho qualities of barloy, malt, ‘and nle, oris & greater rogue thai evon ho makos himaelf out ta be, ! The domsand in this city, end in mahy othor light bar~ 1oy because it makes the only malt that. this alo: oy\| can rba mado from.” Dark barley makes dark ‘malt, and dark malt dark ale,which every brewer” kuows. But there are othor reasons-for prefor-- ring light barloy. There s -a groater: yiold -of sacohatine from tho same grade of light than“there is from the dark, and ale made from light malt* the dosired ‘permission were Mayor Oady and y , tho_‘Town. q‘o’une_il of the Dominion of Hydo :kg fifi:‘fi f;x“&:o‘gu:fim' {lavor, tasting Joss of Park, and tio South Bido Park “Commlesionars, | fio; bor 1t and, this is the reason ‘pro ale, and becauge tho; 088 likely to bo sdulterated. " Now, brawars that undamiand., thot: businoss. know all this and the reasons for it ; so it is un~ negossary for me to entor into them here.- - -- This. mon's saying, that ““Doctored barley e . is jmw: no(}la "?fl",,’" WS ;lklfl&" p:o'vuda' Eplacopal Churel'; at 10: nothing at all; for, until he can make it.as goo el TiplasonaL Chairols, ertloat 1B e, | B0 s Famonet by Clbeatn tha -color of the husk, but the quality of the gram it- gelf, he is dofrauding tho purchasor; for thé iYankes peddler had as much right to’ say - that /hia woodon hams aud nutmegs were as good as gouuino ones, because thoy had the outward ap- I~ Now, let us follow up some of .this doctored (barley that the ‘! fool of a brower " buys, think-: He haa a demand for an aloof a° cartain:gtrength and color, and he proceeds to ‘mako it ag ho has boon acoustomed to make it, from good light malt; but, upon’ dipping some rigod to find that he has g different article altogether than- color, weskor, and: He has no sale for such or, if Lo hag & great lous,; . And, in conolusion, allow mo to say that, if 'this man had beon taught in one of our publio schiools " instoad of & ‘monarchicsl compulsory ‘ono, tho..tenchers .wounld have tried to upon his ‘mind_that the act of boasting through doos not make im, or make pao- press _Bm: Will not the oditor of Tz TnrBoxz ade vocate fu the atrongest manner the necesaity for troe-planting in the season which is g0 near? The high winds, and oxtreme cold, and ex« trome heat are probably caused moro by the de- atruotion of our forests, and the absonce of trecs untry, than by any t is aflliction "to & 8 1t too Iato for the Logielatura to make some prog‘e!r? inducoments for planting tho ensuing Bpri ) gs L thy 3