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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-06-28

, BURIAL OF THE REMAINS OF J. WILKES
BooTH-Te Dead Of the Booth Fdmtiy-The
body Of J: Wilkes Booth was buried IN Green
mount Cemetery, Baltimore, on Saturday
morning. The remains of Junius Brutus
Booth, having been previously disinterred
from Baltimore Cemetery, We're rel elnterred in
Sreenmount at the same time. together with the
bodies OF other members Of the family, W oich
mad been collected from various parts OF the
state. The ceremonies were private, and but
few people were present.
The Sun says: The remains Of all the deceased
members Of the Booth family in America are
now gathered in one spot and repose beside
the ashes OF the elder Junius Brutus Booth and
OF his father, Richard Booth, who died in 1889,
aged 20, the resting place Of the two latter hav.
ing oeen changed very recently from Baltimore
cemetery to Greenmount On this spot has
been re.erected the well known monument 70
tne elder Booth, which formerly stood in Bal.
a medallion OF the great tragpdiaa, and Suitably
inscribed to his memory, "Hic Jacet Matchless
BOOTH" with dates of birth MAY Ist 1876 }
and Of death November 30, 1922 70 these in
scrlpuons commemorative OF the father have
been added on the side OF the shaft previously
left blank the following: ITO the memory Of
the children OF Junius Brutus Booth and Mary
Ann Ann Boob: John Wilkes Frederick, Elizabeth,
mary Ann, Henry Byron
AZ the reinterment on Saturday the remains
OF John Wilkes Booth, enclosed in a hand sme
burial oS case, were con veyed from the vault of
quest OF the family, by pall.bearers chosen
from among the members Of the theatrical pro.
fession, who knew the deceased. Among these
was Mr Gallagher, who, il Is stated, Is the only
surviving pail pearer of those who assisted at
the burial Of Junius Brutus Booth, nearly
seventeen years ago. About forty or ffty
persons were assembled a. the grave, in.
cluding relatives and friends OF the fami.
ly, the larger portion OF the latter being
ladies. The ceremony was simple and
nnostentatious, but thoroughly impressive.
The Rev. Fleming James, assistant minister at
st. Luke's Hospital, New York, robed in gown
and surplice, ofhciated, standing at the head of
the grave and reading the simple and beautiful
service for the dead according to the ritual Of
the Protestant Episcopal Church. Near the
clergyman, in group, were the aged mother
OF the deceased, the elder sister, Rosalie, and
the brothers, Junius Brutus and Edwin. The
family seemed TO feel keenly the grief OF the
occasion, and had the heartfelt sympathy Of
those present. At the conclusion of the service
the remains Were lowered into the grave with
the consignment, 0Earth TO earth and ashes to
ashes" and left to the profound repose Of the
tomb. o.. .... ...... . : .-.-.----
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Wall Street To-Day.

NEW YORK, June 2s Stocks very strong.
cent. Gold Exchange, 9N. Gold. 37h. 5-s0's,
l-t2 coupon, %. l0-tGs, coupon sX North
Carolina 6's, SEA. NrgiAia's, ex-coup pom, s.;
do. new, g..
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THE u. s. STEAMER PAwNBB arrived a.
New York yesterday from the South Atlantic
squadron. Among her ofkcers are Chief I'm.
gineer Geo. s. Bright. of this city.
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IBy Gable


bosDoE, june ., 10 a. m-Console for
money, 9t for account, g3; Bonds, sOA; Ill.,
nois, "a Erie, l3a.
FRANKFORT, II a. m.-Bouds. -sa
LIVERPOOL IL a. m.-t,otion opens active
Saies 9,Oo bales. Middlng Uplands, I2.;
Middlng Orleans, I2A
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ga Columbus. Ohio, street railroad con.
ductor found bEight.look babe in his car
for its care. The conductor. has adopted the
child.
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DEWITT CLINTON WILLIAMS, Chief OF tn
Organization Division in the office Of tn
Comptroller Of the Currency, Treasury De
partment, was to-day removed.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-06-28

WHY are the Cincinnati Base Bali Club de-
sirab!e summer yisItorsl Because they are
good "fy catchers."
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TIE SCHOOL SHIP DALE will leave Annap
oils about the 18th Of July with the fourth
class midshipmen on board for a summe
cruise on the coast.
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appointed Chief Clerk Of the Fifth Auditors
Office, vice Luke Smith, of Indiana. resigned.
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THE BERMUDA FLOATING DOCK,

LONDON, June 2S.-The great fioating dock
was lowed down the Channel to-day, on its
way TO Bermud
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TWENrY.EIGHT THOUSAND Eut.
GRANTS

LIVERPOOL, June 2s.-An of'lcial report saws
mat 2s,OCo emigrants have left this port for
America this leason
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New York Flour and Grain Market To-day
NEW YORK, June 2S-Flour 5aIO cant.
lower. Wheat shade easier. Corn lac cents
better.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-06-28

ELEVEN CLERKS in the I'd Auditors Once
were removed to-day, and twenty new ap.
pointments made in that Office.
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THI EXAMINING BOARD a; the Land Office
did not commence their labers this morning as
was expected
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SALE OF A TRofTIHo HoRsR-Mr. Frank N.
Mason. Of BaluUore, has purchased of Dr.
Geo. 8. Sealieht, OF Harrisburg, the fast trot.
ting horse Scroggings," for the sum OF 81 I,5JO
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MR. AND MRS. CoLFAx leave Newport for
Providence to-day, where the Vice President
will have a reception IN the City Hall.
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Mr.. T.. NJ. REED. Of Washington, was regis.
tered al the banking house OF Drexel Haries
Co., Paris, for the week ending the 10th In.
slant.
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Ex.PRRsIDRNT JOHNSON arrived here yes.
terday and is stopping at the Metropolitan
Hotel, where are also Gen. Forrest and Emer.
son Etheridge.
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SRIZURHs OF WHIsKEY.-The following
seizures Of whiskey were made BY the internal
revenue officers a. Baltimore last week, on the
ground that tbe barrels did not bear proper ev.
idence that the tax thereon had been paid: One
hundred and seventy Ave barrels, shipped from
Philadelphia; eighty frem the - Pennsylvania
district and forty from Lynchburg. Ohio.
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COLLECTORS OF CUSTOMS APPoINTBD.-The
President has appointed Edward NJ. Sandy to
be Collector of Customs for the District OF Tap
pahanuock, Va and George w. Clark to be
Collector of Custsms al Charleston, 5 G.
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HON. ROBERT j. WALKsR is seriously Ill at
his residence in this city.
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Washington News and Gossip.

IETIRNAL RBvHSUR.-The receipts te.day
from this source were Sl,I9l,OlO.
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"u Yopx-vrpsr po.pn

sBy BGnksrs' and Brok,rs' TsIscr1pk, Ja-,, m
GGssdscGy. opsrGf0rl
Lewis johnson K 60 quote stocks and bonds
IN home and foreIgn mar kets IS follows.
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6evern0ent Seeurtti0e.
WAeHIHerou, June p. tsss.--Jay Ooose n
90. furnish the following suotatlsns Of Gov
eminent securities:
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RESERVATIONS ACCEPTKD.-The President
has accepted the designations of Major w. w.
Lowe 9th cavalry; First Lieut.. w. +. Dubois,
18th infantry; Second Lieut.. L. NJ. Haupt, En-
gineer Corps,
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SECRETARY Cox will return 20 this city TO-
morrow morning.
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REoIIvIp To- DAY, ON CoHsIGNMIHr,
no" 'sn Ptsf dfDEk fnk vIHiSaR;
very superior article In strong new iron bound
casks. Tor sale by the
NORTHERN PRODUCE COMPANY.
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THE STAMPs ACCOUNT CoRRRCT.-On Sat.
urday, the Comptroller Of the Treasury notified
Commissioner Delano that his account for
stamps had been examined and found entirely
correct. The amount Of stamps sold runs into
millions.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

DAVIS PAIN KILLER
We have tested this medicine, and assure our
readers that IL not only possesses oil the virtues
claimed for it, but In many instances sur passes
any other remedy We have ever known. II should
not be claseed with the noe etrums Of the dsv, got
mp for the special purpose OF pecuuiary profit, but
be resArded as one OF the ard medi c nes for
the public benent Herald Of Gospel Liberty.
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f1ABvIY d HOLDEN,
mANUFAcfuPERs OF
ICB CRIAM, WATER ICEs,, CHARLorTIa
J0LLIEe, &C.,
265 Pennsylvanis avenue, corner Of lIth strees,

We most respectfully announce % our mum erous
patrons and the public, that, in connection with
LAdies and 0entlemen, We have made the moof
extensive preparation for manufacturing
ICE CREAM, WAfIB ICES,
TROZEH CUSTABD, ,CHARL0TTED De RUSHE,
FBOzEN PUNCRDS, JELLIRe, &C.,
q the nssst aaslitiss saa favor, Wholesale and
Our selection sf Dreams have been made from
the principal dairies Of Orange county, n r.,
Pennsylyanfas Delaware, and Virginia. : :
eive entire masfActior, from our exDerisncs and
h1ilis!ity WITH ths busines. We Isst rsepsct-
gn.is1tss 70 lssass, z s,' ''b e Who my ::ysI q:
FAMILIES by any anantity they may desire. dsiis.
cred TO all parts % the city daily. ly.--
rEhENr FLAyORe OF CREAMs. IChe, CHAR-
LOTTIe, JELLlES, PUNOHBs, &e. e7-H
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OF REMOVAL

We respectfully call the attention OF our friends
and customers % our temporary removal to the
Opera Bouse. corner 9Th and SITS until or New
Store 10 finished. Our saleo VIII be continued .
usual, on Tuesday, Thursday, end Saturday mo n
ings, connepcing at 10 o clock.
Ha W. l.. WALL d Co, Auets.
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SUPERVISOR J. H. NOAH, of Tennessee on
Saturday last rendered his resignation, and the
same has been accepted by Commissioner
Delano. 1t is stated that Mr.. Noah proposes to
take an active part In the present political cam.
paign in Tenne ssee.
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ADJUSTMENTS.

"A GALL ERY,
304 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE,
BETWEEN NINTH AND TENTH STREETS,
choice collection Of OIL PAINTINGS; Ger
snF1;e eHs
IOCIe, 6TEReOeCOPB6 and STBREOPTIO
oval and square fiCTURI FRAMIs, CoRDs,
TAS6BLS, &c &c,
rate. SMITH a STR0NG,
oc l6-ly Proprietors.
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THE STATEMENT heretofore published that
General A. S. Webb had peen offered the Presi.
dency Of Columbia College, New York, is de-.
MED by trustee of that institution, who says
that the office referred to continues to be ac-
ceptably filled by Dr. Barnard
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ERRING BUT NOBLE.
SELL HELP FUR YOUNG MsE, who having
Erred, desire better MANHOOD. Sent in sealed
ie,tsr enyeIopes. free of charge. Address HOW
Philsdelphia, Pa. INV To- eosm
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TIE WHITE HoUsR.-There were number
o: visitors at the Executive Mansion this morn.
ing, but very few were admitted to see Tt
President, who was busily engaged most Of
the day This forenoon he visited the State
Department, and remained there a short time.
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APPoINTNBH Ts.-Dr. Charles A. Foster has
been appointed Collector OF Customs for Vicks.
burg, and Hamilton Taylor for the port of
Shieldsboro', on the gulf coast OF Mississippi.
The widow of the late incumben. was sp an.
plicant for the latter place, strongly recon-.
mended by Senators Harris and kellogg.
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MARRIAGE OF Ex.PRHsIDBNr TYLRRs
DAusHrER.-The nuptial ceremonies which
united Miss Julia Tyler, daughter of ex.
President Tyler, TO w. H. Spencer, esq, OF
Genesee, New York, attracted q large and dis.
tinguished assemblage to the Church of the
Ascension, on Fifth avenue, New York, on
Saturday afternoon. Among those prssent
were Judge Roosevelt and lady, ex-Attorney
General Evarts, Mrs. John Tyler, Mrs. Spen.
Ger, Mrs. George Townsend, Rev. DR.. De Wit
Colonel Stone, and the officers Of the French
fleet now in New YORK harbor. Soon after
one o'clock the bridal cortege arrived. There
were six bridesmaids and six groomsmen. The
bridesmaids were all dressed alike In white
tarle'on, with pufhpgs OF the same material
cut in the decollete style, en- panier and with
long trains. Some wore blue sashes and others
pink, with trimming to match, and each car
ried an elegant bouquet. The groom and
gIoomsnen wore full dress black coat and
pants and white vest, with q rosebud in the
but.on.h The bride, who is about nine.
teen years Of age, exceedingly pretty, with
black bair and eyes, and long cnrls falling
over her neck and shoulders, wore q dress of
verv rich white rep silk, with long train. A
SONS that encircled her head, and was pro-
fusely studded with the same flowers. Mrs.
Tyler was toiietted similar TO the bridesmaids.
The ceremony was performed by Rev. DR..
Pratt, rector Of Sc. MaTy's, Staten Island. AZ
ter the wedding a small d.je was held
the 81. James Hotel, and in the evening Mr..
and Mrs. Spencer ief: for Niagara, Sarat ogs,
and the Canadas.
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ELLIS IHON BITIEHS.
Having used Jour Iron Bite re- In my practice
Lean testify TO Its tonic peril for
vigorstipg the appetite and promotfna digestion
1 can unheeitatingly recommend IL In cases OF
general DEBILITY and dyspepsia, and In conditions
OF he system recurring the use Of Q ferr ueioous
fonfc. Its agreeable flavor must reco mme nd IL to
CHAs GAUNTT, n. D..
Professor In the Philsdelphis University
Medicine and Surgery"
For sale By KIDWBLL Il SON,
Peunsylvania avenue and 18th street
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Col. W. HBMPBILL JONES, Chief Clerk of the
First Comptroller's Once, Treasury Depart
ment, who has been confined to his house for
the past three months by severe indisposition,
is out again, and was at the Office to-day, though
he is still very feeble.
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CUBAN AFPAIRs.-Dispatche were received
at the Navy Department this morning from
Admiral Hof, commanding the North Atlantic
Squadron, dated Flag Ship, Albany, Key West,
June 18th. Late advices received from our
Consul General at Havana reported matters
exceedingly quiet after the late excitement
attending the abdication OF Dulce.
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CADET APPoINTED.-Amongt the appoint.
ments to fill vacancies at West Point made by
the President on Saturday was that Of Charles
L. Joyce. late a Lieutenant IN the seth New
York volunteers This young gentleman en-.
tered the service in the summer Of 1861, as a
drummer boy, and fought his way up to the
rank of lieutenant. At Gettysburg he carried
the flag Of his regiment and was severely
wounded just as the enemy was leaving the
field.
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a.. DIsrnlcr OF CeLrnsrA. %.
!une, lse The undersigned hereby gives notice
o. 9 BE aRpointmeet as Assignee Of bfHNOBg D.
esi pistnct, Who hae been sdjudRed . Bankrupt
nPon nls own petition ~ the euereme Court Of so,d
phulct GEO. MASON, Aftornsy ct Law.
FhhwN City Hall, Assignee.
, 1869-09-22
FAIRS.


HsflnoIs.
Special Despatea to The Chicago Tribune. -
s7ocx PAIR At QC1scY.
QUINCY, Sept. 81.
The FsoE7n yesterday lntes1errd With the s.aus
rortation Of artici~s 10 the fetr ground. T,dt1
The clerks hare been kept tusy making cntr e.
which, Tonight, n1mber about one thousand
not ahle 10 u reached to-day. The Iisplsf ihus
fAl y very hne, hut the attendance u llEhL con.
Gasa ness Is1s TO our or c'zea ver1 few
Ine trottioE today vas for IS, ami rs a pro-
altsbt @,a -. e.s.s ..sen =, CO.. o.ek afe n three
nd Isown tnaIc nan ,h TON asey Ill Time, Est heat 1885,
COWS and hetfets. prsnlpual 1iV0 To 81: wort
ho1ea. prenlaum - 70 31o: trptuux purse, 513o.
nile heatf three n nre, to hxrnesa; funnlng rsce,
One Or two jockeys ttum 1nruad. learning yes-
tcr.iA1 tncre was = prospect Of their beiuR cut
1oe9eJs.l the! t1unped up an ia1ag,nar, snsont
ing on ihcit pals would break up thr lair, but II t.
gotng on a. well - though they hal rcmstned.
PAIR or THH CF1oN AGRICULTURAL SOCIETY IT
WAAKxk.
WARREN. Ill, Sept ql.-Thc fair Of the Union
Agricultural Society, compIlslng The counties OF
Jo Dav!ess .nd Stephenson, Ill, and Lafayette,
wess. Id seF,an.sel 81 sssn1d.y. % Tns 70 a.! f.1r
has been deciiod s1cceas IN everJ particular
rftaillnE those Of previous Year, In ali iii
branches. Ample accommodations were made
fos large attendance, and liberal premiums
WeEr dlssrboted. Th8 nuccess Of tho exhibition.
which vas feared, osln3 10 uniAyoraue wealher
the tst two lA5s, WAS entirely tispel1sd upon the
appearance Of bright sky md warm spn uron the
succeeding days, And q continuation Of tue t4lf
through the week, which brought the Eno! people
out IN xreat uusnhers, aud with them t6e fs,rrst
Of their stolcA Tnc dlsplAy Of stock was large
and very One. Agricultural! implements and
farming products wtrb on tho grounds 10 great
variety. Specimens Of wheat were poor;
coFn, TIE, and oats good. The noral naii
u The censra Of attraction, being well nlicd with
n'ectfss and 1nerJ Of tnauy descriptions, tempting
10 tho palate and pleasing to the sight Wills
passfnR through ~ poticed the ever blue f1bbpn
gracefully dangling to aotnc delicate piece OF
hAodtwoFk, or sornt beautiful landscape raotinK
or to the Bweetest-toned instrument, aud mauT
other beautiful articles too numerous to mention
Aitoecthcr, the Cntoa Agricultural FAr OF l,;9
was the largest and best ever held, and reflects
Ercat credit upon those who had the n0ttef charge
The people Of these counties arc all pleased and
benefited thereby.
LAKE COUNTY YAIh.
I1BxRrTv1LI1, Lake County, Sept, at.-The Lake
County Fn1r opened this morning with every pros.
pcct Of sEnK the tnnst successful fatr held tor
}rats. Agricultural Implements, OF ali Kinds, arc
!einR entered for premiums, aud cattle. sheep and
aoN nte nunerouS The people arc Arriving Ii
large numher4.
, 1869-09-22

Concerning Tho Conaing Stntc Fair
TErn~uFy akccctpts-$eott County
ltcpubiicnn Nominnttou~-Scvc
Accident from Mnchtnery-Thc
lknilroud Squnbblc Mt Jackson
ylltcs
Special Despatch 70 The Chicago Tribune.
SPRINGFIELD, Ill, Sept n.
Ffom Mr. DHyer, who ts IN charge Of the Office
Of tho staic Agricultural Society, In this city,
Eavc the following Items in relation to tho State
F*r, which bcg!na next week: The once Of the
IN cnty eoeks vii he on The t.lr sroands from aad
ssa s a m ,ss t9 ~ oa1 e s14
tary, Fair Grounds, Decatur. From Present ind,.
cations Ant the Efforts beng made bJ tho officers
Of the s;.ss Fay, aua shoa}! The 1eatncr Prove
It's predecessors, not on!E IN atieodancc but In the
display Of Footls, Grains, fruits, machinery,
St. Of ~ sns ill., "9a 1c eTe5sian3 e mt
Western 1ta'lroad Company will no everything
to attract tsascl hs will also The Illinois CentrA
piaced extra tr.,ns on sneir ro41s Tnerc 10 H;so
ample rrosts1ons made for the comfort Of ihose
who rematn On the falr grounds during the week
The Stock aud Mutual FIFE Insurance Company
q Chicago has receiscd certificate from tho Au.
The Trta'ury rcccirta to-day are: From Madl-
County, Sa.357.
Tne Scott County Rcppblcaas have nominated
Member Of ihe ccasu!utioaal Convention. i.
Warner: County j1'igr, u. ktskhAm: Associates,
i: Rantlu, J: Martin: County CIcrk. Captain q.
y: Martin: Assessor and Treasurer, +. C.c:zet;
Schoo! Superintendent, ]. Grant
About II O'Clock this morning, Aoses 3hephcnl,
employed at CochEanet chair factory, on West
Washington et1eet, while wosktnx 1t = machine,
ha4! his rtgni hani nAuKlrd In ! shocking manner.
4 sharp blade entered st the bA%e Q! tho thnmb,
anu thence pAascti c!ta1 actoas the r4lnn Of tho
band The thumb wAs nearly severed from tho
hand a1d the pain VA cut 10 the bono
An Interesting cAAc u Up before Judge Edwards,
Ct thu Ctrsu!t Court on change Of venue rom
RaiiFpal Company Werr cnloinctt from crossing
certaln u Of tho Tolc1o, Wabash / Western
lsalltoa In Jack Aopslle; the cit. 4ulhot1teA tnro
n1p The ~, and thus enabled the Peoria, rekin
Jacksonville Railroad to sAJ their trark without
cEuAsing the Aforesaid Y:A The question he{ofe
Jodet Ei*an!s is the contempt 1T the city an-
fhnflc* OF Jacksonville for tho legal lutcrslEtton
and incident to that viii conc up the question OF
dissolution OF the injunction originally grantcd.
Neither question II Jet decided TheJ arc bc!nz
zfNut1t.