Chicago Daily Tribune Newspaper, November 8, 1881, Page 12

ceed + THE LAW. A Host of Decisions by the Appel- : late Court. \ Suits Against Stockholdora of the State Savings Institution. Fhe New Way of Making Up Calendars tn Cook Couaty Courts Questioned. fam Walker and His Troubles—The Vail- Droxel Roal-Estats Suit. Record of Judgments, Divorccs, Now Cases, and Miscollancous Business. AUPE LEVEE COULTER, ‘Che Appellnte Court yesterday morning mck tad detivered opinions fir the fullow lng caeess REVERSI ASU UIASDED, 1 eter Company. Taterinational Bank. Isc ¥ Tublownay 03. Lawronce. ’ vs, Luwrenet, HLL enter pt vs. sam os Burigett vs. <ait ersaty As. sit Wollt vn. Att Huron ve, De Ar usin vs. duugete » MeDowell fetal ty spp vs. Winrner, ! ve. Kalth, PRELIMINARY CALLS, Among the dfcisions of the Appellate Court mourning was oe it the case uf Henry thors wgainat Alexunder- Chirks stteb Involved the legality of pretimluary calls, vhieh the Judges have reeentty been tn the subiter making, aad whieh have tended much ju tacitate te disposal of cases and thelr dowk: he ease wad orlglaully begun in Jusfee’s court by Chirk ty vecover for profed- ional services. Thy defentants, as they bad a Tight to dy, Ul nat appear, Wut alowed 2 default fobe taken, and then appealed, ‘The ease was plucwd on ha.catendar of the Cirealt Court to be tried anew when reached on its en on, the 2hb oof Mareb, while the cise teug on the docket at least 10) cases below any the Court had reached fur trial Chirk “ob- tuined, and the Court granted on ate teregulir or preintnary enltot the docket," an order dls- nilasing appellint's appeal and awarding a pro- eedende to the Justice. ‘Theappellunts immedi nlely thereufter, dnd at the sume term, made a motion, supported by uftidavity, to set uside such order of disinissul, The Appellate Court, by Judge McAllister, after stating these frets, an The alidavits tn support, which the Court was hound to take as trie, for the purposes of that motion, neng in opposition Laing wilowallo, conglusively show that appellee's clalm for legal. serviees wits falsy aud fetitiona, and that on the day) of auch prellininary call appellants’ — attorney, tot having any knowledge or notice — that suet: cull would mite, was temporarily absent From the city on business, and that one appellant, Kilian 4s eouined to his bed by severe hudily iigury whieh he had received a short thug’ betare, aud that the edier appellant, Killin’s daughter, was hiy onty purse. ‘The court below on this xbowing rofused to net tiside sald order, to whieh appelhiits excepted, and bring the cuso here by appeal. See. 1 of the wet in regard to practice, approved Feb. 2, 18 requires the Clerk to keep a docket In whith wl cutsos shall be entered necordinge to ibe hte of thelr commencement. Vides For the apportionment of the catty 1h pro- the several tuys of the term, ‘Thon u dtclires: * All enusos sunll be tried or others Wine of fi the order thoy Ale pineel are plaved on the docket, unless the ood dod sutticlent cutise shall otherwise ut “An uct wit hype ved) May 22, 1877, whieh pure end sald See, 1 by atineh ng this Provided, however, that in any eouns ‘ln twoor more Judges shall be holdin; ret a) catises Upon Hotes aie uientsof weiting for the payment of Ny and Upon open HeCONnTS, on such all appeals from Jistives of the Peace Ou qnothor of steh doekets., and may cause euch ulber “distribution of cmtises upon eupyrate dockets is In la diseretion It may deem Necessary aud japers und the Court miny ty OF otherwise dios of” the causes tn thelr orde on any of stich dockets a6 may “dt the dockets ot the Clreuit tho thie it question made up th conformity with the nbove amendatory provisions, und tho latter were tition, i would seein that the enurt would by (hereby posseased af a hunger Pion Unin ander the general statutes pe ble to etronlis of the Bt Atlarge. ‘Thero r nothin in this recurd toshow such STE there were, a qitextion MHonnity of that amemlnent won For if we jouk at the pro- Visions, uf Art, bat the Constitutions ol tsi, whieh ents the prhusipal Iramme-work of to did nf He Stuns. it will tie found that the st mental the Jor and Cire preeiely to: We us the Clreutt Courts thrauszhotit ie and that the tarmer are the: anly: courts t cognizance whien dire provid with sever dudves, and authorized to wold diderent Twunebes Of the same eeurt at the suine tine, So that the terns of such amowhitory, state apply aniy to the Superior and Clremt Courts at ‘ounty, wot Art. 4 declares tht, Tue General Assembly shall nut pass " qpecinl ows fu ity of tho feltowsug enum suse thut ty for... re pl vuurts of Justiew.’ Se abit Gs ai YALL biws relating to courts stall be wens: dod of uniter aperstions and the organiza. wou, furisdiction, powers, proceedings, and Vrretice of ull cunris of the same eliss or etude, oo fur us reguttted by nw, aad the fores and of the process, Judzments, and tee ctres of such courts, severally, ball be tine * hits Ween supposed tbat the occasion for there provisions Lethe Comstiingon ef 1870 wis That ty speemi legintution for the eourts of Couk County thy Lesslatire had by degrees gindted uagatete of prieliee bere o diferent Ton Het Gta (heoughout the other pacts a1 they Sat 9 COUNEE thitt attorneys Creu th smuiig Gere ta uttemt to the bntevesis¢ tt adignte, Were in a similar onltuution te inte w ftoreign State. Putting the provisiund of sald amiend= ' yy Uberd wits io rule at lw, a bent wn a to he aU Were reached for trial tend, or for god and sultniont Sule Wor bior telat out of fix order, thou would bo thely duty to attend, and tol Wizut be remruel us Cie hun-prerecution of herr appeal hy even thelr eounsul wery thon Bresent tbe wppenl coud nor be dismissed, but Que pluintill ahold prove his eiee. 2 Titi cade, therefore, dows not belony to the Hass woiel “hase gang to thy Rupreme Court bere the court below bad tried the case ant of itp oriler on the docket, “There ts no pretund. ThAG fois Irregular or pretindniry call was tor thu wirhos of thatr teytng any OF the enuses, subject to suet endl, of Chat-thls cusy would have. they stood tur trl sated th their ate Turney fad alt be that the Intter would hiwe Ui yay readiness for triad at that tine. ‘Lhe priaticy of that eourt as to tie eal of ite docket or tril culundar bas Deen long catabtlyheds und so far us this record awe sur privtica is 8 wot been chinged 30 tt tu cabyace or authorize such pretininiey cull, J there li been idopted fay rile ol Court wits thovizing 1, the change would be Kueh av tore quire such bilo to be entered of revoras anit davanach as appellee obtained the order of diss Tilyeal. it was bit duty to have st rile, if it existed, Incorporated Into the bi of exceptions, Decuuse where tho court bs not proeeedtig in eecordifte with fis ordinary powers there i4 ng Jresuinmtton of correethvas, (CIs 4 whe iaNtit Gt haw, an Hewbte te sehen 1 erie of record wau tp. pellants or their attorne: te y, was well caloulatnd Ww uberste uso aurprled pte mutts ora and thelr + attorneys, and ins tues like thls to Pais ‘wurlque prejudice Jo uppellants, ‘Tho disiniuval of an ovighial o- ton on euch o calle pothiug wo serious as the Meustevtl oF uiuppeal. In tho Tormur: cuse It fy tut the blowing out of a candle, which te plalWU guuy Hehtaguiu. Notas with the dine misoyl of an wppeal, ‘There Judgment bus gute raluvt the -marty-appeuling Ju the Justioe’s: ri, eG that waen Loe appeal in disilssed that becomes tual aud couclusive, Under tbe cir opsaton the dismisent of nppeliud Mrouthorized, and resulted: ht gr The Court should lnve sot tt side. ment dnd orders of tha court below in tts bes Wail will be rev ant, amd the caine commanded,” LIARILVIES OF SLTOCKIOLNERS, About twenty of the estes decided hy tho game court were sults wucainat: stockholders of the definet Mutqal, Commerclah, Equittbte, and Merchants’ Flre-Tnstrauce Cohipantes to recovs er on thor personal ability fer double the amount of stock held ty them. These cases wore all held to be waverned hy tho deeistons of the Supreme Court in tho cases of Weidinger vs. Spraance and Guitater vs. toolle, In whieh the Nabiity of tho stockholders hil been recognized and fixed, ‘Tho atuount duvelved Is tare, and strong effort will bo made nygetin to iuduce the Supreme Court to reeoustder their decision, Intho suit of Margaret E. Uulllver ayninst Lytnan Halrd and others, howavers a somewhat hovel proposition wos mitsad. ‘This was a suit of the usin ttud by Materarot Gulliver against Malrd & Bradley, stockholders intthe Mutual Security Insurance Company, to. enfores their person Hability. ‘The eum pany was organized fur ISH, etal fae 1ST on MeNdatory net was mtseud containing 2 provision subjecting the cutmypny fo tie operation ot all sueb laws as might theres after be enacted in relation te iusurnnee come baties. The conttal stock was SRO, only a suitll park ot ch was puttd in, and ear such were was ever Mitte, ants plended that the company had never al tho aeeniitury net Of IMT ar the UM hisuranee net tved rages etek the philitlt has buun sul in not be= gluing hop suit within two years after the eatisy of netion neerited. Pluantul demurred, bat tho Homnccer was overruled, and Jadement rend “cit tor the defendants patntiit then apperled. w Appellate Court beld that all the mai ques. Mang tut alee: been decided aginst delend: inte by the Supreme Court.and that te. ense unust Therelore te reversed. Ay dts, however, been drged tn addition that the Supreme Court fo thesy caves tnd fulles! to notices the provise fons of the twenty-fourth section of the statute cu incelution to firesinsarance companies. “That seetion provided thatevers. pomuty provided for by that uct shuul-be sued for and recovered t- Hy OF in the mie of the pevpto, tornay of the county in whi he vot the agent or agouts so vioktting shottd be: situs that oneshall of sich penitl whet pd, shottld be pablinte: the ‘Treasury of by the Nt iit iy, and thy thor hale te the Informer of such violition., The Supreme Court having —renehed “the conclusion that tho intividnal ltabiity erented by tho six= teenth seetion was Linposed by way of w penalty for the breach of eertaln requirements of tho statute, it was arte that Ree. 2tapplled to tie sreement of sitet Hability, and tat it coutd only i the mine of the people and the namner preseribed by that section. [twas true that the provistons of See. 2f were nut aie Juded to by the court tn either opinion, and did not seem Lo fiive been discussed by counsel in thelr arguments. but it vould not be inferred, therefore, that they were not duly considered. ‘The question us to whethor sult was properly brulgat In the namo of tae credit fe editor was directly wisarlly presented by the records th uses, and, the Supreme Court hivay, die et ailrmed the right of the creditor to re- cover, [aust by presumed that necessarily Involved was fully” cor determined, 1f uny proposition escaped th on of the Supreme Court It belong that) court only to omunounce such Burt even (ft tho question was an open one, twentyefaurih section wauld Hot bear the striction sougut to be put upon it. On exami uittinn of the statute, It would be seon. that va- rious penalties for the vickiien of sundry of Its sjons were imposed In terms, anil were de- aittin, Thusgec, 2! tnposed an Sisuruoce companies organized in Hilnols apen- alty of $500 for failing to nuke an annual states ment, and See, 2 imposed a like penalty an for- efen insurance coropanles. It did no viutence to the language of 3 24 to hotd that ft roiated 18s. Isfactory conclaston, svt eiurd this ns te Geet corirse For well partiog tH fiterest. ‘Shore are some twenty stiaitny enses awaiting Rilecision tn thts teat “itt. Au append will be taken at once to the Supreme Court, A LIBERAL VIEW. In the cnse of ENea T. Vat ualnst Joseph W, Drexel, the Apne'snte Court (hukge Wilson) ree Maitked the court below for not taking a more brand and general view of the principles tne volved. This was originally a bul Bled to set aside nnd annul a contriet monde tn 18 bes tiveen Joseph W. Urexet on one side and Aan and Nieholis J. Vall an the ethor, by which Drexel enld to the latter £20 neves of land near Englewood for $103,000, ‘Tho Vatla were to sibs dive and seit it. and pay over MW per cent of the proceeds, until the whole antoune was paid, which tine was limited toe three years, ‘The thug, however, was afterward extended to 187), and Inthe meuntime both the Vatis died. After thetr doath Drexel tiled a bill to nanul the contract, but sivavauently amended so na to Hie nbs Harding 2458, nts Davin pte 87h GF 1 of fopravements, “Lhe dverco also that undies thu 2138,000 was pald within sixty days the property showit be eal On tps pent the Appellate Court held tit this wad ¢ Urely too short a tine. to allow for py. wis inde that tho allegadion SS Seunt Meourits? for tha debt, 5 Minnis wore nedtralued trom inating any sales, and therefore should he len ently dent with, Agalu, the Bugiish role itl: fowed als months, and at last that sue tine: ought to lave been given fn the present: tne stance, Morcover, the tdevrge should hive pros vided tint Drexel should give up the eoutracts of ate of fote iy the tract, and that a. Ttecely er should he apualnted to trke charge of suet ¢ troets and deliver them over to defendants on payment of the nmount awit, xo that Prose shonid tot have both, and so that no further 1 Ainies should be rendored tecessury tu en- able defendants to get contracts af such cons tractors. A LVITLE SUTABACK, Andge Drummond yesterday deelded the moe Hon to iigipiss the suppienontal bill in the cuse of Share & Watson wucatust. the New York, Now Kugland & Western Investment Company, ‘The origiuil bill was ted under the twenty. ttt section of the State net relating to incerporn tions to dissolve the company on the ground tut it had censed to do business in the State, bad $ Now York, and bad fore feited Its charter, ‘The complainants elalined to be stovkhutders of the compiny whieh was ine curporated to earry on at general business Cov floating bonds, buying, and selling stocks, ete. ‘They also alleged Unmet there was a vonsplriey tino some of the stickbolders to deprive thom uf sume of thelr rights by Is- sulpg new stock, und by electing a new Moar of Directors, and depriving then of thelr olllces ns Hvers Of the curpurttion, The case wus orkzinally brought f1 the Stite Court, and then transferred to the Fedoral tribuuats, | A inmotion was subsequently made to Femand on theyvound of the citizenship ofone ut the pluintlts, and tho enso wats referred to tho Master for thé pure vosy of uscertutining atl reporting as to tho clt- Taenship, Vending tho bearing of such appliention, a supplemental DI wits Hed about ton diye age, ing that the defuudauts were ubout (ote ww the eapliat stock by tho Issuance of a Jarge number of shares, oon the pny ment of tho full amount of tho stock, and charging that ereby compluitients’ 1 would be greatly injured. A temporary r tion was granted, und yesterdy: is nuaide to dissolve this diJiigerion, dudge granted the motion to dissolve, bolting that as the orlginul Lill was Med to dis- solve the corporation, and the aly interest tho complainants would have would be thelr shure of the assets of the conipany, after puyment of jo mG on whe merely to the recovery of those penuities whieh: the statute Imposed fit terms, and by that name, nod that it nad no ngplication to the enforce: Inent of Habiifties HKD those imposed by the slx- teenth seetion. which, though not peiatties ly Naina, Were: ay pent tn thelr mature, On the other hand, tho tinbtt inposed by See. 1 was a ability for the debts and responsibilities for the company, A labllity'for the debts of the corporation was necessarily 9 liability to the evedltors of the corporation. It wits a liability to pay aud satisfy the debts thomyel Mantis festly no such payment or satisfaction could reanit from sults in the name ot the people, for aU of money whieh, when collected, must bo divided equally between the Informer und the vous Treastiry. After sich appropelition uf the money, the debits would still remain unpatd. ‘The evident Intention oF tho alxteenth thon wae to fastire the prompt payment in fr tho stock gubreriptions, sons to crepte a fund tu Which creditors night resort for the collection of tholr demuntts, and also to furnish tho credlt- or ja the meantime an equivalent sceurity. ‘Tho Jatter purpose would be wholty defeated by the adoption of the construction conteuded: for, ‘The cane would therefore be reversed and re- nded, # . The ease of John Diversey against Byron T. Hintth, axeeutor of the catate of the lite Solo. mon A, Srith, was algo one of tho game class of cases, but it involved In addition another que: on, Diversey sued Solomon A. Smit! stuckholder of the Gorniunnli, dismissed on demurrer, Smith ated, aenth, ant ns but the sunt wis Pending tn appeat Mr. ond the piniutit suzyested his sued out n selre fuels te make Byron Stnith, bis executony, a party. The latter ap- pred and moved to Vacate the order and, dis~ intsy the suitas to hun. The Appellate Court held that tho Iabtiity sought tu be imposed wag i penal one for disobedience to at express mane dite of the statute, It being a mere penal I Uility, the conclusion seomed to follow nevessars Hy that It wad within the rule that a person nedon died swith the persun. ‘The authorities were onifarm fn holdimg that no action lay jurdinst an executor or ndininistrater ung penal slitute, The motion would therefore bo al- Jowed and the writ ubuterl. A DRY QUESTION, ‘Tho protracted litigation over Samuel Walk- cr‘a estaty and hls relations to tho Luternational Junk cropped out arain yestorday in the Appel- Ante Court, where a number of cases, all present > ing tho same facts, woru dovided. [nail the cuses doerees bid buen obtatnod in tha court be Jow nguinst Walker and in favor of the Interna tonal Bunk. It B, dentslas, Watker’s Assiznoc, bout welt ot orror after Ute iapse of two. years, und the defendants plea ded the statuteat Himitations, Ao demurrer. was Aled bat over- and decrees wore rendered In favor af tho inant, The section of thy atatute of the United States retiod on hy defendants was that no Aultolther at how 0 equity shoukd be mains tined tn oany eourt betwoon an Assigned tn imnkenptey and a person elalming an diverse in ib romenine any property or rights of * property, a trunsferable to or vested in suche tintess brought within two sears fram hen the enue of netion tes ar numinet such Assit hor, twas held, could such a providiun revive a right of action bareed atthe tine iy Assignee was appointed, Writs of ercor were of av twofold natures trast, whe the plutathit by tiv writ should bo restored to any personal thing us debts, thon the prococd- dig was to bo regarded 18 an action; “and where Dy his weit he amply made a defense proper, ag 40 the present Instutice. ‘Thy object of the welt Wwhs not to try the question between the parties, but to try the Judginent of the court below—to ascertain whether it hud beon given in cone formity, with the hw. ‘The planet in error contd not revoyer nuyibing due te hin, or be rosturod ta: the possession of upytbing, by auch writ, ‘Tho controversy wis between murtgiaeor and mortgagee, Whuse rights wero mutual and Ho clulin of wn’ nuverde duterest was duvolved, Too Appellate Court’ wing wuld tht tho case upon tig record was not inn condivion to Justify the Court ih poseiny on the merits and renmleriog no new degree, ‘The cusies wore rue versed und remanded fur another hearing. DEPUSITORS! BIGIES, Another case decided by the Appellate Court through Judgo Hattoy was that of Kates uyninet tbe State Bavings Rani und otbors, ‘the vpinlon was delivered orally, and was us tole lawns The original DI Aled by Raines and others asked for the uppolatiment of a Rucelver, on the ground that the bunk hail faulted, bud iude a Trammdulene assignment, uod Its ulicors had loft tho Bates, 3 [leceiver was appointed, and utters wards an iinended and sipplemenuil bi wis filed by the complainants, aud ulso n petition by the Recelyer, both seoking to enforey thy tie Uivitaw lability of tho stockholders in’ the Ine stititlon Imposed by Sec. § of the charter, thls supplemental Lill and petition soukitus to ans force Gut lauillty for the benellt of vomplaln wats wid wit the depusiturs of the institution. at dnjunetion was yrinted restrabalay the proavouton of the actions at daw brought by ihe Julividual depogjtars ta uatorig thle dae Ny billty thelr cwu bobulf, A demurrer wus te these pleadings which wis austuined by the Court below, gud tho injunction wis dis- Olver ind tho bil dismissed asta the pluintitt, aibuth. Dork, from which the cumpluinunte und the Heeoiver hppealed, Tho mit question pred whothar tle stack ability Hi tn einty, ted by the record ie wy bu unforced by oe whether te remedy of the depositors is by suite at hiaw. ‘There havo been a Aunties OF aiveb ions by Ute Supreme Court tie Contly tavolviiig this qiiesston, and thease deals dons are not altogemer harmonious, and It ie dome what dieu for na to detorininy preeiicly whit wle er jew now bin this Binte. It ie Tee Te provisions of the charter in tia onde: der somewhat From any charters whieh have heretofore bowen consilercd hy the Supreme Court, and the ynestion: patrols: AOpen F On we Kt have un ditioulty du ursive fue out ot rosultoenticely . ‘satiatautury to ourselvon, Mut " feel soUe> wo whut cinbarrussed by dculdlons whieh have been rendored by the court of laat resort, und bave ucrived at tue conclusion that Ht willbe more in accordance with these decisions us we uuder> atund ther toulliva than rovenie, Wo will tate: furthor that. lu our opinion, it is very duaratle. that thhé ebarter sbould receive construction by the vuurt of just resart betore further werian 1 thls cuse, aud wo ebull ferl diojwecd to tau aus action that may farther euch result. While wo have bot been wble to arrive at apy entirely sate ‘ the just debts and Habilitics, that the tnerense of the capital stock by prymeut of tne full Amount Of the shares woitd not jeopard or afect Injuriously thelr rights. ‘Tho defondunts in their answer had alleged thut gomiptainants had never pul anything on thelr stovk, aad $0 Rented that they were entitled to any rights us stockholiers, ar such rights ns stocks holders who bad fully puld’ thelr stock had, To Judge also disniissed the supplemont- al DI on the ground that it did not set forth nay equitable enuse for relief, and did not show: that the defendants threatened or proposed to do any act whieh woul injure compliinants® rights us stuckhoklers,. TrEM The State courta will be closed today, but tho Clerks’ offices will bu open for necessary Lust+ ness. Tho Federal courts will be open as usual. Judge Drummond will talay hear the W. J, Ralph case, * Agrand jury willbe impnneled in the United Btates District Court, the venire tayvitue been id= sued yesterday by Judo Blodgett, dudge Gardier will ge to the Criminal Court tomorrow to try a ense which comes before him on change of venue, Jide Jameson will be in his Chanvery Court tomorrow to hear tations, und will thereafter call Juidze Gurdnor's eaton- gar until the latter's return from the Crimiml sourt. ‘Tho usscesment roll in the cuse of tho Clty vs. Excele. for widenlug Cottage Grove avenue from Thirty-seventh strect to Egan avenue, bus been withdrawn by the city, und parties intend- ing to Mle objections need not io so, ns nO At> tempt will be tnide at this term of court to coutlrn the asseesment. , Zomorrow wilt bu default day in the Superior ‘aurt. Friday will be tho Inst diy fur servico to toe Noyenber term of tho Cireult Court, A discharge from bunkruptey was Issued yes- terday to dieob B. Hepp. DIVORCES. Pauline Steinmann tiled «a bill yesterday agulnst Henry Stelumann, asking for a divorce on tho ground of desertion and adultery, Horace W. Mann asked for a divorcee from Dora Munn on account of ber marital unfaith- fulness. Fudzo Guedner granted a divorco yesterday to Iauae I, Morris from Isadore Morris on tho ground of desertion. Judge Harum Issued. deerea to Joseph Siiypler from Mary P. Simpler on tho ground of adultery, UNITED STATES COURTS, An Information was Med yesterday by the United Stites District Attorney, Gen. Lenko, ogaluata black mare, claimed by ‘I. C, Diener, onthe charge that ft hud been brought from Lindsay, Cannda, without paying the duty ims ‘ont imparted horses, A bond was fumes ely glven in the sit of $200, wid the animal released. STATE COURTS, Moses '?, and Charles D. Cole bogau a stut yess terday far $1,000 against Jon Cochrane. John G. Hodensehaty commenced a mutt for $5,000 agaiuat Rdwin Walker, Ciurenee W. Fanlkner commenced an action In trespiss ayoinet Kasper G. Schmidt, laying: damages wt $5,000, CRIMINAL COURT. Judges Jameson und Tuloy opened the No- vember terins of tholr courts yesterday and ad> Jouriea ti tommorrow mourning, when Judge ‘Tuley will begin the call of his new catendar and Judge Jintmeson's room will be oooupled by Judyo Gardner while hearmy the Stern murder eink, ‘Thora will be but atight Uae wut trangautiny alte usiness wbuut the Criminal Court Butlding toduy, PROBATE COURT, In tho estate of Henry W. Civiakel, deconsed, letlers of udintulstration were baued to Honry 2), Civtakol, under boud for $1010, Both the County and Probate Courts ad« Journed yeaterduy over until tumorrow, THE CALL WEDNESDAY, Jepun Divssonp—tn chambers, dvnar Boopaerr—Aimiralty calendar. APPELLATE Coulrr—Ul, th Us, 65, 6. No onse on heuriug, “ Juve Gany—Ausiste Judyo Anthony, ‘077, Hardy ve, Golitburg, on trial. JUOUBSTN—No thrat call. ‘rial vall Nos. 4,20), sare ATA, 4, TU, 4 1G, 4,108, 4,002, 42100, trial, LEAMNON—-Addivtd Judwo Sinith., No. Jake Shore & Michigan Southern Hirond Company, an trial. i MIF, ANTHOSY—Nos, USE, UBS, 3d, B87, 401 TT, 4d, 485, 480 to 4th, 405 to Guu, Incl Ui Orlane va, Koop, on tell, MING AMUNEN=a 4 bd, NO case on boar ns. Juki oGKRs—No first call, First call 614, OH, rt, eet, hea, OST, ONG, HU, BR, Gl. dT, Bi A, Si, B45, HG, DA74g, BF Vo case ou trial. UVDGK MOUAN--Nos, J21, WU, 00) Heh 344, 145, 147, 1d, WL, 133, 183, No case om telah ent. ‘Trial call Nos, Na, a, Sunde tawia—No teat 40, 160, 1, 171, Lit, No case on trial, Jumin Banxex—No cull, No, Wi, Firman ya, ny eb unwed Now, M08 and 45, and. it, VAT, TH, HT, tbs, O, 1B, UO, sks, 0, Bib stay ere ani JUDUMEN'TS, Uniren red Dist Courr—Jinan Meonaerr—Jobu Farmer vs. Propeller Canada; deere, 81.00, Surenion Count—Conressions—J, 1. Cottey va. Moxunder McGlashan, $1,212,18—Jobn Roper et al. ve Jumes Luthrop, 2012.50.—leabella Ef, Clark va. Janes Lutbrop, 83,025, dui Galty—A. J. Pomeroy ct ol, va. C,H Irving and George B. Fierabeliay verdict, €20, and motion tur new trttl, Jebuk SuiTi—Fred Kabler va, Frederick W. Kpauses $8.8.—Murka J. Buyiogton va. David Gsadwilie: verdict, $20, and motion tor new triuh—K. 1G P. Armetroug et al vee B. Munson Gummon; $11)9 Hinttie A, Hot- 1,008,540, 3 hipnmat va. George C, epae Hou Wheelers 8b MOUNT VERNON sneetal Dispatch to The i Moust Vensox, fb, Nov. t—Tho Supreme Court met today pursuant to adjournment, with afultbench, Following are tho proceedings: HMENTS. Venlev & Caromolot from County Court retin to site bE by nape extended ton dys, anito Ordars BY No, 8 Howsmiu Rarlwi allowed, ante thin Ste Va, HUE Nu Same ys. su AU Orders, Tooker vs, Vente Mrondolot Itallwa, pany; appent from. County Court of Ste ‘tine for iting briefs extended ten days, e DOCKET, vs. Wood & John- th Dlsteiet Appettute ome Chars i Moore, Adin RON, ppent ay nis front 2 petition for rehearites det ne sAssigive, Vs. Born from Fourth Distttet Appellate Court for rebencing atkawed and cates thken, Court ordured Unit Heense tssite to tbe follows mig nned persons, to-wit: Ou Korey Li eens ines. Coleman, Charles. i. dedsoiny, mires M. MeDaren, Geore G Miller, Benin Moore, Pred W. ltindolph, George A. Huthore . Ferdi Ges rejected. On € a From) Apbetinte nat WV aL q Marth je ake y 1M. Bowlby, 8, th Ks, Charies & iBeows kK Se copie. Alexa Willie "r ul ypeal petition, tra X. Murphy, t Himes Reley, fuses Salomon, drued tit court in cote. VOICE OF THE PEOPLE, Nover Naw Gultenw Ty the Ptitor The Chicago Trihunt. Crteagy, Nov, tot noticed an article In Tan ‘TmuuNe vt tho above dite stating that Thad seen Qulteau In a deptorubly condition in_ the State of Clorado, and wes yom to tesuly to the ulreutmatinecs attending iCit hls wt. Vavish to sity (but T never suv Gaited tt © Pear und ani not suing to testiiy inthe ease. 1, C, A Weathercock Stalwart, To the Bititur of The Chicago Tribune.’ Ciieaguy, Nov, 6.1 have notleed intinutians fa Tan Pix of the aspirations for oflive of the so-entled " editor” of the 1-0, 1 ehanes to Know something of that gentleninn's proms isex" to Gen, Garteld durtug aw vist to Mentor, whieh visit, pussibly, you will jertber. 5 kuow that, front tho tine of Gen, Gurtletd’s Ine acuration, this sell sume aspirant for tho Col- tvetorship bad a candidate for the Connnission- ership uf Lullrouds (the candidate boing a em bor of the L-0.'s caltorial sta), and, Setting in this nypiration, he urged tho appolutment: of another member of nis stet for 'Perritorial Seeretury of New Moxteo, During the time he wits" prosueuting” this hitter “chalin” he sent along communication to Gen. Gariletd, settling: forth the position” of the £-0, in te "Conk: Hog tivbt” and saylig, aunony other thin: Peramnully [ike Bluine better than Conklin Withowt caring to interfere in other people’ Tuuttors, yet with a regard for consistenyy, even in politics, Ldoabbor tha fwatng spirit whien prompls so sudden a repudiauion of the great living or dent. [t tsa curious kind of Stalwuart- jet, and one whieh I despise. A STALWART. Stnr-Route Canes, To the Editor of ‘The Chleayy Tribune. @ Curcauo, Oct. %—Mr. Ingersoll hus sot bim- self up nasa public teacher, and as such hy hus criticised ruthlesly the Bibte and all who use its: tenchings as thetr guide of flfe, while others who hive bls doubts bave respected a book that, some vt the most gittet mon of this age (Presl- dent Hopkins, Denn Stunley, Thomas Carlyle), to duly nothing of the great mints of tho pust, huve looked upow with reverenee, Cul. Inger= sell hus trumpted curelesly amid the chipplug of hands upon what way sacred to muny of his fel- jow-countrymen, Now, why Ins Mr. Ingersoll done this thing? [for one up ton short time huve given him credit tor velleving what he aud, and so pave @ oyrent many of our Jewting clergymen, und they baye treated: him ous oa Worthy Sppnont Sut now the thing is dilferent. ‘This mun, who has But himself up un publia teacher, and big entered on a crise ngalost nearly wit the athor public teachers of the lund, and who could tnd) nothing too youd or too sucred for hin to tear down or pil: up, bas undertaken to use bis undentibly great tatents—for what? Fo Ures—prottabls defend tho Innovent? No! This myn fs for muney defending known thieves and” rascals— men Who bave grown rich from plundering thole countrymen—sod thls patie leneher Is to share that plunder in payment for uelig all the ebi- eanery of tho Juw ta pervert justice. Men lo the past, who distiked bis tenchings most, bulloved. in giving him a respocttul bearing, but tow one cu have only couterpt for the mun who shaws: ‘by bis present wets that all this smut-throwing: ngalust things revered by good men and women hus been forthe piltry nivkely his doorkceper has taken, Wintis G, JACKsUN, —’ . Some Defects In the Publle Schoot Synten, . ‘Th the Ealtor of The Chicago Tribune, Cnicauo, Nov. tlt las been erroncously stfpposed by some people that the Roman Cath- oli clurgy Were unjustly opposed to the public schools when thoy objected to Cathullo chitdren attend|ug them for thy reason that religious l- struction was entirely overlooked, Want good would @ persun do who was Ilberally educnted but userupulous? Surely where so much monoy and labor have eon expended there ought to be more beneticial results, but unbap- pily there ure net. And why? Because the children fn tho publig schuols ure not tuugit properly Ifatatl the noble purpose and deatt- mution oF Hfe. tis only latety tit those intor- ested In public education brve come tow cons selousneds how detecthye and inprnetieal tho system Is, What a great ditference It would mule ty tho morals of tha rising oneration it the knowledge of God was Nemly: tnpressed on their young minds, an alleacuing eye, and one who woult ono day reward or punish thom ccording to their merits here, otbor hnportant thi whieh fa overlooked ts manners, for what ary gene manners but tho outspring of good morils? Strict nttontion ought te be pul to thy morals and mnnners of pupils, which Are mifortinitely so much negiccted at bome, Aud at behvul, thet soine chitdre not very remote from heath And if refurin ts to be made why not: mile Ie thorough, by leaving ont the sapertiuitics, and substituting somes thing pruvicaly Would it not be more a: yantngeoud to our girls If they were. tuuight sewing Instend of drawing, and our boyd taught trades instead of studied from whieh thoy dorive no benelits? Sowing und the various branches of mechanical urt aro successfully taughtin the public schools of Bustou and st. Louis, and why not here? Hoplay that this miny effect some youd in the cause at morality ind education, Lum respucttully = AN ADyCOATE, We The Yorktown Heroes, To the Editor of The Catcago Tvibune, Cuicago, Nov. 7—Apropos of the lute York- tawn culubration, there [sw statomont nado in tho nuwapapers that none of tho sone of the oltleera of tho Revolutionary urmy who were predent attho surrender ara now living, with the.exception of some two or threo nained, of thu betng tho son of Gen. Alexander Sint Hton, ‘Lhis tsa mistake, unluss It was intended tu oxelude all excopt the sons of the ollicers of the higher rank, My muternul grandfather, Samuct Benjamin, ved In the Revolutlonary army from the day of tha butte of Lexington, April 1, 1775, tn whieb he partielpated, to tho surrander uf Lore Coruwallis ut -Yorkrown, Oct. 10, 78h, ag“ Eueign"” Jun in ay poudeasion ~ hls jon, aiuncl it the Jon HANcouk."” Prost- dent of the Continental Congres, Ho wasn Lieutenant when Yorktown fell, and Adjutant to Col, Aloxunder feaunuol, of Muasachusetts, ono of the most gifted and. brilliant ollicers of tha amy, IF L mtstake nut, Col. Beanmel wus ase susinited A day or two after the surreniter, Adout. Renjumin kept a dhtry, tho origlin of whieh Lhuve bud in iny possesiion, and which has teen printed. Tbe following i the catry on that day, ono of the most memorable tn Amer jean bldtory; ‘Get. 19 UND. The American aud Fronch army aro Uta Tocotve the Heltiah ariny us prironon. Gur mvs ara drawn upin iieot battle fronting each her, and the Dritish march through them with three thousand truops, On 8 vist to iny native town of Livermoro, Mve,, Io Septeniber last, | went to the cemotery where Licut. Benjamin was buried, ond reread tha juseription on tho stone whieh marks tuo last rusting-place of tha Mevolutionary soldicr und patriot. It is ag follows: ey ‘This hanument In erected to tho momory af Llont gnnuel iiomjumniti when died. April Lh ee ie your of hivuue. An ailess in the Auiericun iovoid- ton, who fonulit In the sacred cause of hls country und ‘the rights of wankin Tnorning of the What , Cornwallis at Yarktuvi. 0 Fel, and From thence to tha close War whlel ostabltetied tho froedte Of thy Untied staten, ai gaye be Tank mony thy nutlunsat the arth. David Henjammn, Esq. ono of tho sous of Hout. Renfamin, Is now Hyiax, tn thy old homes stead fy Rust Livermore, de. Ho ia the last sure ylvorof a tare family of sous aud daughters, ‘Though 68 years of uxe aud fa a somewhat fee- biv physical vondition, bly inind retuing all ite force und activity. “Truly eur obedient serv= unt, EB. B. Wasinunss. Ne was voumlssioned S97. have om the over MonioTawi to the nurrend a ‘Shere Is Hardly an Adult Persun Hiving but ts sowetines troubled with kidney ditticulty, which ts the most proiilic und danyer ous cause of Bl! diovase. There Is uo sort of tived to have uny form of kiducy or urliuary troublo. if dlup Bitters ary trcu vccuslonally, PWILVLE PAGES, TARIFF FOR REVENUE. Discussion of the Issue of 1880 Begun Within the Democratio Ranks, Views of Veorkces—Sunthern: Demoeratic. Senators {n Favor of Protective Taxes on Consumers, A Suggestion that New Enginnd May Hereafter Advocate Freo Trade. Lorresponitence New York Ueratt, Wastisarox, D. Cy Nav. That pore tlon of the nddress made by Sunator Voor: hues at Athiuta which referred to the tariff may possibly mark the beghonlig gf an line portant movement within the Democratic warty. It issto be hoped, at least, in the followlng conversntion with Senator Voor hees that he says the general sentiment of those Sothern and Western Demovrats whom he lis met, oF fram whour he has ree celved Jetters sinee the speech at Athuita, ae been fevurable to thy position taken by ahaa, The address hag given oeeasion for ve generat although quiet disensston anona Demuveratic Seutors here. 1t was probably the first strong and open dechwation int favor of the theory of inelental protection made by any leading Demovrat sinee the War. ‘The argument of the address wits, fn brief, this; ‘Lhe manufacturer isa factor, second in jmportanee only to the agrieultur- fst In inaking the prosperity of iw conuntry, ‘The manufacturer las the right to eli from dis Government that protectlon nguinst foretgt competilion with yghteh he Js nbso- lutely ntmble to contend, and whieh, if left free, would elusy lis mills and drive tian out of business. ‘The producer has a common fiterest with the imunufacttrer in denand- fag fom hts Government this protection to home nninulactare ‘This, as willbe observer, ts radtently dif ferent ground frém that upon whieh the, Democratic party was foreed at the closing days of the fastenmpalgn by Kepubtican eon- structlon of that part of the Democrat! form which called for ** taritt for revenue only’? Senator Voorhees says that hits ad vrepared with dav deliberation Was itreassertion of the Democratic ns foriuthied by Jeferson, Madison, Monroe, and Jackson; ‘that it was preparec without consultation with other Democrats, and that he, therefore, Is atone responsible for the vlews expr fn It, bet that In his oeratic party vat ntverearry i opinion the Det the country, ts ibnever did carey the vou ited, that try, upon the free-trade issue—i it would be stueldad for the West and South to Insist upon free trade now that imwuifact- mantifactires—nee makings the South and West prosperots as New dland his been mide bros ‘ous by nearly a ventury of protection, pon the political aspects of Ue question he svoke fully to the eratd representative to-ny, Phe last Democratle President,” he sid, “was elected from Penusylvauit, and with out Pennsylvania we could net Iuve carried: the country agalnst a free-trade plitforu Indiana is hopelessly Republican, and Gee ela, Alabama, Virginia, ‘Tennessce—the & tre South—ns equally interested with Ind fina In disclalmings that unexpected nnd Ineo! slderate declaration of & Democratic conven: tlon whieh defeated Hancock fn 1880. As T have sald inn recently published letter, iin my opinion that issue will never again be presented In that form by a Demoeratic State. or Nationa! convention, and ay purpose at aAUnata was to ald in securing a sound posi- tion for the party hereafter, “The Democralle party was never a free tracy party. In Washingtou’s Inst aninal nildress the attention of Congress ts directed to the encouragement of lame manufac! ures ‘Sn every way which shall appeur eligl- ble? Jolfarson wrote In 1810, * Wo must now place uur minnufacturers by the side of the ngriculturist. 2. perlence has taught ane that manufactures are now as Necessary to our Indupendence ts to our comfort. ‘Chis Was when Curopenn nations, and espeelatly England, had established such prohibitory Inensures aualust Us thet protection of home minnutactures was essential to their exist- onee, Madison, lita special message tu Con- ninerided ‘such eteratlons: ‘Hl amore especially protect and foster the several branches of manus faeture which have been rece fnstituted or extended by the lwudable exertions of our citizens? Monroe wrote in his first, iain ural nddress in 1817; *Our munufactures will require the systemntic and fosterlug enre of the Government? Andrew dnekson wrote in 1825 to the Inta Robert Patterson, i amuntifacturer, of Philadelphia: ‘Upon the success of our mimtifactires, as the hand- male of agriculture and, commerce, depends Ina grentineasure the Independence of our country, nud to assure you that none fest more sensibly than 1 do the necessity of en- cournaling them,” = sid In iny Atlanta address: ‘Every school of stutesimuship from the foundation ofthe Government to the present time his admitted the duty of fostering, encouraging, and protecting the manttucturing industries, Calhoun was strongly in favor of protection us of bencilt, to the South aswell as. the North, wath the rapid grpwth of sleve prop. erty awakened the fear in the South that the Introduction of imanufactories and of white dnbor In them svould be a meniee to the cons thutuance of slivory, But the abolition of shivery gives no longer a place or reason for this tear. ‘The. South has employment for her egroes, now no Jonger sinyes, in the =, fields, ‘The children of tho white farmer, who cannot work In the rice orcotton plantas (on, find: remunerative employment in the factories. ‘These namufactories, besides, fue by yite Immigration, ‘Chey bulld tp cities, which furnish a near market for his produce—for his cotton, ‘They enliance the value of hls holding. Linny say that, appreciating dies; changed conditions, the leading nen of tifo South, so farig Chave bad opportunity to mk with them, have now very nearly, Ienot quite, the sae opinions as had Cathoun up to the tine that he tound the circumstances of slavery to be opposed to a system which tuday no man Ih the Sonth would nidvoeate mors warmly than he, ‘The country need not be surprised to tid the leaders of public opinion Inthe South outspoken in favor of protection to thelr cotton-antlis and blast- Turnuces before the comlug session uf Con gress‘shall be elosed. “Ant thoy would be regreant to the Luter ests of thelr people did they not demand this protection. ‘The cotton-mills of Georgia lave been wonderfully successful, as by the natury. of things they must have been and witst cons Unue to bes What bas made the marvelous prospority of Now England must make the bath prosperous twice over, ‘The success of the Atlanta mills, whieh have pald con. stout dividends of from 13 to 30 per cent, prove that cottou ean be Gralttably’ worked Mimost if not all of the dinlt States and be South Caroline as well. You have not the spuce, nor ts this possibly the proper occusion, to xo Into the fures. | Lt is sufticlent now to sy that, although tho business in the South Is almost hiv its Infancy, und clreumatances already in process of raph elimination have rovunted capital from coming i to the ex- ent that the profits would warrant, there ara today 150 cotton-millls in the Suuthern States, employing nearly 17,000 hands, disburwlsy nourly $3,000,000 aniuuully in wages, and ndd- {ng fur more thin that te the general wealth of thelr saverul communities, and all, 1 bee ‘operated with profit to the stuckhold. hese niiiis ire in thelr infancy, Not one of them would run a month ware tho protection that has enabled the Now England sills to grow from the sime Infancy to a stalwart maturity withdrawn today, So with the blast furmuces and iron mills of Virginity and West Virglita, and Georgla, ‘Tennesses, and: Alabama, ‘The polley of protection, i Ineldental ton rev= one tacit, that was extended to the mills of Rhode Liland, and Massachusetts, and New Jtumpshire was a good one, © 1t has enrlehed the country, Lt fins unde us self-sustalulng, Suid JetTorson in i816, when Bnglaud’s harsit denshres agaist our commerce threatened the country: | Wo have us perteneud eae that there exists both. protligacy and power enough to exclude us from the ‘Held af ¢ changes With other nations, ‘To bo lid pendent for tho comtorts of life we must fabricate they. for uurselyes,” Mad that pro- tectlon whici the father of the Democratio party advocated in the samo letter not been extended to American manufactories, we should have been dependent on England for these comforts today, ‘The sane protection should be hell over the growing manufac torles of the South (witehl have proven thelr capucity for successful development) until they are allo to stund alone. ‘fhe country has a connmon titerest in this, 0 donot ho, eve the aiepreseutative of any Southern "ners purpose of inter distrlet ent venture to stand ont agalist (ie unalterable fogte of tho facts.” Senator Voorhees was f ais Lo what political resttts would fodow this agitation of the question. “ Vean muiswer that” lhe sald the Experience of Indian Democrats te the eampalan of dast fll Und the Issue of i resalution of the Demovratle Natlowal ae RPT Upon ts Th tho Inst, Iviss WE werd its sire of 0 Domoeratic majority of 10,000 as that elee- Hionday would come, | But the mmurtifacto- ries oF Tndiand contrite over $J00,000,000 tunnally to the wealth of the State. The os- sults of tha Republican speakers ail ews: papers had to he met by us on whit was vonstricd to menh it free-trate platform, We argued with the 10,000 workmen, but It Was of potse, * You nay foul for us,’ they said, Said you may promise us inueh, but we befleve that a vote for you would) be a yots to take tho bread aut. ny OWI wiouths, And frey f rou le th Pie glass works, iad) the works, and the jnlls, and the agrlewltaral works of Indl would suspend dna month were protection entirely withdrawn. Yeon viet, fitlse or tee, iat our pacts: tava trae Dlazed thrower Indian like weomet. ‘The vison of that feollylt ail false reso- ition exfoliated Hke the leaves of nips tree over all the Stile. saw thy ranks of Reprblican processions swell witht Tntndreds of workmen who were born ih the Democratic party and iny heart sunk within me. Washington De Tiiw, ge consistent Democrat, offered by us the tom dination for Lientenant-Governor with Hen- drivks: tn ise, broku with us snlly und) ree 4 “by alving Tnetantly, ant S00 of hs men, withent Ine tmication so far as L know, wert wit alin, ‘Yh result was inevitable, and we lust." Ate the fssne help yor with the farm “© By uot single vote, We are a great nucrlewttural as well ag nmmufaeturiag Sue, Jtultana ts the secon Sinte for wheat and the fourth for corn dn the Union, with. far fess territory thin any Shite whieh sarpas her, Yet whet our farmers cate to belle that thay woute the markets that the Mnunufactusing towns af South Bem, and ‘Terre Tiuute, nat Gniliahopotls, Evitigville, Fort Wayne, aid) other poluts-uttorded, tie Issite did is certainly ne goo. Free trade, will not capture oy votes In States that hive thriving manufaetiring towns within their Usntty.’? Semilor Voorhees was asked if he meant to finply that he was in favor of the present {aril system, +4 No.” he sald, “F pelieve Ito be a burndtle toni tt or at pect to tulvocite sy in the Senute. Esactly what tinea ts this: Cau hot talking about a protective taritl, orlgin- ated and id for that purpose. Dane cussing atari fer reventie with that tnel- dental” protection whieh always belonzs to it, and withont whieh no hws van be enieted, nd Lait inststing that by vite of that Ineldental protection Ure mantitaeturing Industries of tho West and South be fostered and eneourng ‘To dental pratection we tut all for any purpose and resor tlons sent the tax-gatherer dlre the people to colleet money for the’ support of the Government. Let those who ure crit- felslng ny position wut issiniing to be tor. trade meet tis polit? - Th was the opinion of Senator Voorhees that the coming few years wight e: sheeulue polltical anomaly of the gland mantfacturers advoenting fre beenusy they have reached a polut wher thelr capltaland the skill ot their operatives enuble them petter to do withont protection than to risk ster mipetition with Southert mttts, and planters wari- ly supporting protection for the redtson that. by It thelr section would reap a double prosit —the profit of the inflls: themselves and the profit: from an tmeudiate market for their produets, - _—SS ee HALF A MILLION WINNER, Theodore Waltons Succens — Betting 620,000 on One Horse and Drawing $40,000—2200,000 Won on Foxlinll. ltuss Haymond writes from Now York to the Phitadelphin Cimex that a Philadelphia man, now engaged In betting on the turf in England, fs credited with hiv ing won ayer $500,000, Hid nanie is F. Theadore Walton, and they now sek: in New York to claim him ag a native of Gotham. When he left Philudelphin for Now York he was comparatively cleaned out, as they eny of a wag on “Whird street when hls mare gin is ull gone, Ho beenme the proprietor of the St. James Hotel, There are very few hotets in New York Ilke tho St. dames, ‘Ther ts no proprictur of any hotel like Tbheadure Walton. He hus maniged the hotel very successtully. Ita restaurant is ove of tho beat In Now ¥ ork, ‘Theodore Walton had not had much experience aga botchman, He hud bee, as oversbudy in Philadelphia remumbers, Mecorder of Decds fur the City und County of Phikadelpbin and somes thing of a politician. In personal appoarance ho tga bandsume man, of commundiug atutar broad shoulders, full-watsted, straigut-iinbee gvod-shaped bands and fect, «lon, tawey mus- tuebe, fargo Lut deep-set’ gray eyes, Bune cenin, torid complexion, the address of a gentice aw, and the rupoas of tanner that belongs to a solfereliuiat mit. Aftor be eame to New York, now x lttle nore thin three yeurs apo, he sot blmselt to work to. make ofs hotel populay., He did. Then to tao attire in Wallstreet. Al reports agree that le aly not win with rapidity, However, only a few people Know ahunt. that. Not that be ls: net communicative, for bo Is; bithe ts tho sort of inn who discusses bis uflalrs only with a clays of men who do not go Gaver them agaln fer the tits others. Nevorthes lesy, Mr, Walton wag ulways uw bold speulator, He would gambic ov anything when the ebunces were oven, Ju the spring of this yeur, then, une sees Mr. Walton, with $13,000 in cash, at Saratoga, tiling: fn swing ut tho races, Els son, a mitd-uyed, handsome young fellow, beaming through golde riinined 4peotuoles over the marble counter of the St. Jaincs Hutel ollice, says Just nuw: Lie didn’t muke much (here—1 guess $40,000; pos- sibly more thun’ that, but 1 reckon not much Ses mui When at a recent grent whist unine extending: over ft period of two mouths, played, of eottrsc, with lotorvuls for Dreultust und sleep while tho gun shone, in Saratoyi, Pblludelpnia goutle- mun was called the winner In the sui of $35,00), *'Thore,” sald Mr. Ctuly, the munuper of tua A. +P, Stewart property, und spouting only as one. making a comment, “that Pulladelpala man ts taking more wluntugs out of Saratoyn thay ans body bad iu ten yours.” In tho light of auch a Btatomunt the iimount of Mr. Walton's wine Tings ut Suratown ure nearly tuprececented, it not quite so, Whatever the exuct figure muy huve been, Ht was Inryo onvugh to enubis blu to startle the book-mukers hy Eegluud when he We thom his tirst order for the st. Leyers 0 ittle teas thaw two months uuze. Uwenty thou annd dollars ho put down ou i horse that stud In tho betting two to one, From that bet bo drow out §40,00), or a clour winning Of 320,000. @ thouminid pounds uta whack!" gusped ie uigish eperting men. “Ob, tho bloumin’ “plunger,” 3 nhico than,” rosutues the youre mun of calm demeanor, and spenkiny over Uie counter as be- fore, * father bas wort $500,000, What ong ei “Ho wou $200,000 00 Foxtull fn the Cesaros witen, and hu wus a beavy winner on the wyeuts: tn whiet Jroquole ves engusred the Duce e represent anybody except himeolf ou jo tart ¢" “Notasoul, ‘This ty bis bout and be ts rowing de ulone,”, “ When's bo xolug to stp “Pretty soon; he'sgotto. Thesvusen le about over.’ rine his money back fn one ships No, to's going to take It and tls gout to doug German apring and retucn fate in the wine Walton's wethod 13 brictly this: He bas no projudics fur any horse except that vrouted by ong by thinks can win, ‘Thon he buts on lt. It Itdoes ov rownrds tho juvkoy hundsuely, IC that Jockey wis usin ho knows whut bu rides Tor {f Walton da buttiog on bis mount. sir dota Astloy. Burt, recently quurroled with Wale tom, In the opening rave ut Nownitrkot last Whorsday Mr. Walton lula 21000 to Lan au tho favorit, a. Jurdine’s Walnblossow, and Jost. In tho next mice he won, heavily, and ju the third bet beavily on tho tivorit, Medicus, beuring tho volors of str Jobn for the Brotby Nurvery, Hu wou, but the sporting Buronut tid been anticipated In bis curmmilssion and @ personel encounter was iin tolnent, Walton was told we had better yo buck to New York. It tnust sec strange to the Knight that the tun who bas won more than any turfite hus over done in Ko shure a tine des otinad ta start right away In accordance with those directions, Private dlypatches received today from My, Watton tndlcate that a gang of hitters wore with Astley, ready to break bi ht litle ploces, and, besides, Quit nicow would bave done ho gov. Tie hud ‘tended 2i3.on the race, aid hosdidn't care for the Barouet’s auger, They way now that Walton will tauch Monte Carlo before ho comes buck, If ho dovy, aud continues the inagnitude of bis ‘operations, tt will bo bad for Monte Carlo—or Walton, ———— Whe Untied States Senate, : Washington Post, “1 fancied” wid Senutor Williams, of Ken tucky—or * Ok Cerro Gordo,” as he fa ullcction- ately called at botue—to w group -of friends tho other eventux, * that whon I came to the Sonate Tehould be aule to say sumethmg od any tule that cume up with while C was tutniliine; hut the diguity, courtesy, frluldity, and stupldity of that body bus frozen all the oloquence thers uver Wag io gio, and f couldn't yet up now und any & word, unless [ cranused for It, to wave my Nhe.” —— Hittouaness, Dizalness, Haurant tin, aro ree | Pills. Be sure und asic ‘alts. , Meved by Cazter’s Littly Liy ‘RADWAYVS REMEDIn; ALTA ES) WEALTH] Wealth of Body is Wealth of Wig RADWAY’S Sarsaparittian RESOLVENT, + Varo blood males aotnd flest at Aglearskin, Te sou would hive your ney eet site bone founds tetthont eaplen a tye Mexton fairy usy HADWAL'S BAS AEA ne EAN RESULVENT. SARSAPARTn A Gratefitl Recognition, “Fo eure CHLON IG or Lone Stan couse fs truly’ victory, tn tho leuttag age Bite reasoning power tint elutely discoms bey and supplies a romedy; that restures wtep ee Btep—by dexrevs—tho body whtah ins hoot gle Jy attneked aud wenkened by an hestalousdies ge, NOL Ouly commana out respect but ee serves our gratitude. Dr, Radway ins tues Hished wmtnkhid swith’ that’ wordortal pein Radway's Sareapariiiian lesalvonty whic seomptishes this result, aud xutering humanite who drag out nn existonce of pala and die through long days und tong nights, owe et tholr gratitude." —AMedleat Measenger, La FALSE AND WRUE, Wo extract from Dr. Radwas's “Tre Disense and Ts Cure? na follows: LISt OF DISEASES CURED BY RADW A Y’S Sarsaparilan Resole Chroniu Skin Disonses, Carley of the Hone, Fue mora fis the Blovd, Keratulous Digoitees, [hd or Unnatural Habit of Huds, syphilis and Venereat Fever Sores, Curate or Old Ulvers. Salt Meum, Niekers, White Swelling, Scald tea, Utering Landular wells, Nodes, eens of the Body, Paiples and ‘Tumors, Lyapepata, Kidney uad Wiad es, Chroma Hheutnalisin and Gant, Consumption, Gravel, und: Calealous Duposita find varictles of tho above compliints to whieh sometimes are iiven fous Humes, Wo ussert that there js no Known remedy that, Posgesses the enrutive power over thesu diseases that Itndway's Kesulvent furnishes. teuresstep by step. surely from the foundation, aud restores tha injured pavts to thelr sound condition, ‘The wastes of tho body are: stopped, und bealthe blood 4s supplied to tha syatent, from which naw miateriul is formed. ‘This tg the frat corrective power of Roavay's Resolvent. in cases where tho systein his been entivated, oud Mercury, Quicksilver, Corrusive Sulitmate, have acoumulitted und become deposited tn the hones, Julnts, ete. causing caries of the bones, rickets, spinal curvatures, contortions, white awellings, varicosy velry will resolve ivay. those unity the virus of tha di 8, however slow Muay be the eure, “teel bet> ter.” und tid their gener! health improving, thelr flesh and welght increusing, or. cveu keep ing Its own, it 9 a stiro alien that the cure Is pro gressing. In theso discuses tho patient either gets better or worse—tha virus of tho disease Is ot Inactive; If not urrested and driven from the blood it will proud and continty te underiaine tho conatitution. As goon ud the, Sursapucills imaukes tho pationt “feel bettur,” every hour you will grow better und fucrcase In health, Btrength, and tush, OVARIAN TUMORS. The removat of those tumors ly Radway's Resalvent ls huw #0 mitly established that. what was ouco considered almost: tafracnious ts How A compion recognized fact by all parties Witness the cases of Hannah P. Aetesty Airs. Krapf, Mrz. J. Hl. douy, and Mrs 1 Hendrix, ed tour Almunte for ITs Alsi that of Mrs, C, i ju tho preseut edition of our “False and: rt Onv buttlo contains moro of. the active princl nleg of Medleines that any othor Preparition, i younfut does, wiille othors requirt or six tiles ay mie ONE DOLLAL VER BOTTLE. MINUTE REMEDY. Only requires MINUTES not HOURS, tore Neve pain and curs ucute diseuse, RADWAY'S READY REL in trom nue to twenty minutes, ever falls tore- Heve PALIN with oud thorough anpiiation; no matter bow Violent or oxeruviating tho pain tne Uhouwatic, bed-ridden,tutirin, Crippled, Nerv+ ous. Nevrulle, or prostrated sith disease may suffer, RADWAY'S READY RELIEF willaford instant couse. Injlummation of the Kidneys, Inflammation of the Madden, Enflammution of the Hotels Congestion of the Lunya, Sore Throat, Dljl- cule Breathing, Palpitation of te Iearts up, Diphtheria, Catarrh, Tt Huenza, Houduche, suvthuche, Neuralgtay dtheumatism, Cold Chitts, Agua Chills, Chite Ulains, ant sMrost Kites, Bruises, Sun« mer Complaints, Nercuttsness, Sleeplesanass, Coughs, Colds, Sprains, Palas in the Chest, Ruch, or Limds, ave Instantly relieved. EVER AND AGUE FEVEIAND AGUE cured for 00 ets. There fo nota remedial agent in this world that wilt cure Nover and Ague,. and othor Muluriouh Dillous, Scarlet, ‘Typhoid, Yollew and other fevers (aided by RAL WAY'S PILLS) so quickly us RADWAY'S READY ELLE, ° Jewils in n few moments, whor taken accord: fug to tho directions, enro Cramps, Spusing, Nove Stomach, Heartburn, $1 Hendache, Disrrpess Dysentery, Colic, Wind fn the Bowels, andall tar ternal Puins, ‘Travelers should slwayycarry a bottle of Rade way"s Ready Rellot with than, 4 few dropsia Water wil prevaut elokness or puiua, fren ching of water, fb t3° better than Freuch Brandy or Bitwrs naw sllmulint. ay and Lutmbermen should atwuys be pro with It. CAUTION. All romedtal ngeuts capable of destroylag lite by an overdose ‘should peacrath Jed. Morpolay, opiuin, atrychuing, arnica, hyoselamus, and ott OF puwerral remedies, do at cortaln tines, 12 vory eumnit does, relieve tho pationt during (elt action in tho syatem, But pérbips tue second dose, if vopentod, tuny aggravate and iucress® the suffering, atid uuuther dos cuuse deuth. Ther tp uv necessity for using these uncortaly Qgents when w positive romedy Like Nudway’s Muady Rollet will stop tho imost excriucluilee Pit quicker, without eutulling the, least dif culty fn cithor Infant or adult, THE TRUE RELIEF. Rapwar's Reaby Recrer ts tne unly rouaedial agent in voguy thar will Instantly stup pula: Fifty Cents Per Bottle, vy " My rays Reeulating TIN Ratway’s- Reoulating 11 Porsect, Pheyatives, Soothing .tpertents, 4A Teka Patny aways Hteitabla and Natural in Zhets Gperation. mA PDA UDT AN SUMED COP A YEGETABLA SUBSTITUTE FOR CILOIEL, o elenatt eq will Perfectly tasteless, elegantly ovated | Bweet guia, purge, Fegulate, purify, cleauss strengthen, TADW ATS pias for tho cureof all dieordert Of tho Btomach, Liver, Howels, Widuoy es aa dur Nervous Uisuusos, Headache, Cone Pp ‘4 Costivoness, Indigestion, Nyspopsia, iin Fovor, Initioraution of the Bavwels, t all deraugemonts of tho Tatornul Viscors. Yor Tuntod tu effect a portunnunt ure. Purely vo cube, contulttang no mercury, minerals, oterious dria, 3 Obsurve tho following symptoms raul, ing trom diseases of tha digestive VTE od io stipation, Inward Piva, Muilnosa of tho see tha Hond, Acidity of the Hromach, Haven Heurthurd, Disguat of Food, Putluess or Verse iu the Btomach, Sour Ecuetations, Bin! OE Fluttortug ut the Heart, Chokine oF Bint ue Sensations when in a iylog posttines dia ig Webs Lofare tho Sight, Fuver aud Tull Parte the Heat pee enuy, as ee rato side, nas of 18 jn ane Eyed. tie ce Finis, svat Budden Flushes of Healy arnt oF malts A four doesnt Ievnwav's Piss will free tHe syatons from all the abovonumed dlsurde Pleo, 85 Ceuta Ver en au Wo repeat -that tho reader must ron boule usta Papers on the subject ot dienes and thelr cure, nmong whieh may be wanted? Halve and Leue.!? ” bu Raduyy on Seriinble Urethra. : + Radway ws Bevus eile,’ ae And ‘thers relating to different classes of Dir eniaes, BOLD BY DRUGGISTS, ’ READ “FALSE AND anUes git a lotter-stam to RADWAT fk ie ‘arrem, car. Churciicutes New’ formuition worth thousauds will bo seut JU TO THE PU H There cun bo ne botter sfuruotes “g Hi et of Dit, Ravway's old-estaphened We Me iy DIES than, the base aud worehless HUET yeh theig,es thera are Fulso re ente pricey) ry ua wias sou OM teat the ueue * Nudwu;