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lawyer is mid type or violence. Not so,
however, think the outside bar They nat
ural!y enough trcublc at the idea oi hiti-
CUTS coming into fa hion. AN otitcr shyH-
irriug" practices OF the OunUcr SESSIONS
may bc endured. Nut not Ibis Pu.ili.t!c
p"ttiion"cts must lc put down. BcVors
OF the bar are dangerous T. les muscular
practitioners.
We wish for the seke az publication 10
went further hut must I've content with
tlus, and observe that hon,sty ~ well '
is, by way OF postscript, referred to. But
why, we ask, was not n simpler course
adopted and who is this Wild boar Of the
bar vino is -nvagcly roaming ut large IF
he committed an outrage why Is hc not
pros, cutcd, or at least arrostCdl And rs
to his identity, IL he connected with WIDE
NER's treasury, or kEMBJU's bank, or can ii
be postihle lie is II chim Of SINER or even
deputy OF MAsoNf why have we 20 I've
coutcut with the anonymous? We watch
the issue with the same interest we feal i'm
az such Philadelphia uncertainties
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In spite Of hopes AMI fall,Ct.ves the
financial crisis sim II nucs Il ,vns ~
herce ycster ny As ever; and we r., greet to
say there is no sure in hca,iou 10 show
when or whore Il will end.
Wen, the truth is we haze brought il
upon ourselves. We have spent too much
borrowed money. We have built too
many railroads On credit. We have lived
too fast. No have made our houses pa!-
aces, and have BAN Iuctc ON the uNurias
Of the world. W. hJvt exhausted our cap
i'al IN great enterprises, audiu the ,XIcc-
toton Of future profit wr havo Gvrd the
resources that should ave hoc,, .'' vota-
lie for daily use. AuG al ny with alI lI.s.
TOO many 90 the lea 'ars ANA Oh people
have become co-ruItanl d-lolo... Aud
now the settling day has c.u., Iud yar
trouble i- extreme.
Wemust now an wish that We i.'d to,u
more upright md vl..r Bat 0nle uia
crisis continues ard docs i;> work. lot no
one forget that tho co'mtr, 81 s.ill r..hWd
sound; and that after an our trials W. aye
sule TO o,mc out ri-ht ia The end.
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Il is to be honod TINT it will not distnrb

II is 10 he hoped thut it will not disturb
the cQuuninity oi Mr. KEDLO5G of lllluois aud
Louisiana To learn that Vhilc lac ij here IN the
North trying to bring about settlement Of the
Louisiana question which VIII result In the re
cn"uitun Of his srufiou7 Government 10y Con
gross, his own mon 'rcl party t. arranging In his
absoncc to impench him next winter. II Is az.
.crted on very good authority that this viii be
done, and that the usurplng Governor Is de-
nounced In the house Of his friends an i'm
postur Of the rdnkcst sort. Among the charges
upon which it ia proposed to base the impeach-
ment Of KELLoGGl ls his appointment Of a double
set Of officers in Grant parish, which led to the
shocking Colfax massacre. KELLOGG fairly out
of the way, the dusky ANTOINE will be Gov
efnor, and the dissatisfaction OF the negroes In
regard to the undue proponderancc OF carpet
bag influence In Louisiana will be- uuieted. But
II Congress shoG'd squelch the spurious KEEL
LoGG Government, ANTOINE would go out with
all the rest, and this promising programme
would he spoiled.
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The Large Manufacturers Corcolius Eycrs
Point nt an HOur'- Nouc".
The caurt oI thc Nu-hts ol,S'. trispm tc
bring the large manufacturing employers TO a
fuiAlment of the promises made two years age
as 10 a scale of prices "whcn good times came"
has resulted very satisfactorily 90 the society
The IA "a turned out yesterday moluinS nom
twelve manufactures. When the reason for 80
doing was declared, the man gers ot six ut them
promptly acceded 70 the demand made, and
the WoTkmeu resumed their benches. ihc ac-
Quicsciug concerns were Hilmcistcr l'ieller,
- Warren street; Darling y Cox, ., warren
street; RC.dn's, 20 College place; Lpwtry s.
c. Church street: Martins, "a Chambers
street; and Newlaud's, 10 Murray street.
These are the principal manufacturers Of
womcn's shoes. OF the other six concerns, three
are controlled by men of the Hebrew rcligi %,
who celebrate to-day as "a fast" the Day u
Atonement and they would not permit work
to be- done I'm their establishments under any
circumstances. But the wuremen anticipate no
DIM tulty in arranging with tnem when they re-
sumo. The President Of the Knights also said
that there was NO doubt that all the shops in tho
city would Ice working strictly under the scale
Of prices established by the society 10y Monde
next, or sooner, and that there had been no disc
satisfaction amuns the hr,t-class wurAhtu,
those engaged ON second and tuird class w.tN
being Tue men to be benefited ~ tA l.5ts-
meut,
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Political machinery in the West ia badly
damaged. Everywhere the farmers are holding
meetings, and leading Republicans and Demo-
Gratis are declaring themselves independent OF
party. At the Greene county, Wis., Fair, GEN
EST quoted a by no means novel Illustration
OF the evil results of supporting party without
regard to public interest, honesty or even de-
ceucy-tLat Of a United States Senator from
Wisconsin being delegated TO cover up and var
nlsh over the Infamous frauds perpotrated In
The New York Custom House, and thereby earn
Ing for himself the title Of the Great White
wosAcr lie advised tho farmers to he no longer
driven by the party lash for the benefit Of place
holders.
The whltewashiDg Of Custom House frauds by
] BuCKIkGHAM, HOWE, PRATT, and STEWART, IN
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matte and deliberate fraud in these false
mCuSur, mcu!s.
O,d army officers, who are as jealous a.
the character OF the service ~ they arc oi
their own honor, feel more hum'lntod
than amy other class of men That % grad
untc Of West Point, who stiIl holds his
oommi -iou-although in disregard "t la"
should have hrou~ht such disgrace uron
their profession. We have Trustworthy
information thai thc feeling Oh this snh-
jet among military men is intcn.e IL the
-nNtInfln.
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The Independent South suggests batch
OF questions to be addressed 10 candidates for
the Mississippi Legislature. The information
called for might with proprlety be demanded
from New York aspirants for Assembly and
Senatorial honors. They are asked whether,
II elected, they will remain constantly at the
post Of duty retrench public expenditures
wherever practicable; oppose the employment
Of so many clerks by committees, and decline
railroad passes. And question Tor ono candI-
date for Sheriff Ia whether he will be content
with a reasonable compensation, and not en-
deavor to make a large fortune for himself and
all his relatives within one term of office.
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Two coon rROTS.


the opening OF the Autumn Mcciiug az Ptos.
prct Parh-A Finr Days sport.
Yesterday was the first dav Of tho m.
tumn trutting meeting at Prospect Park Fai,
Grounds. The attendance was good and th,
weaihorvery favorable for the sport The courso
was in nne order and the horses in good condt.
tion. The first race was for horses that lad
novcr be ltcn three minutes. pur4c. t1.0O.Sqo
70 ir,tF!5pt to second Slntp third. 5l0 to fourth;
mile hcnts. best3 in o. in harness for winch tLcre
were thirteen entries, out Of which oie,eu came
u the score. Etcritt Ray w., do. ll,.iit.. np-
ipte the start Ia the pool selling at 500 against
tho neid's $40.
Fresr ur,r Ar5lT llE rin5r sdiso EAGE;
fnal' got 'h' word Ray led 60 t1e quarter pole in (,
A. ne la'tmc poic = renamed To- tn ,amc .,..
home etto ch Hopeful oycrhlue RAY q sely followed
Dy tues 20, ipa passed undet tnc wire IN gallant s 70
srcqNg llRAr; -At tho start Hopeful led of with
rusa TX on re Nn,e, ihc ret siruns out in ihe
constantly, and ON The hac, stretch they were b4iy
between Hopeful anu Bay i IA I,, ~ n. ina, tis
homestrstch almost neck and noes ,uc cNcitcui It
tohoIl his lead and rissed under tir ,.f auHnp fhn
h,at by mead. Time -quarters'.; HAlf..nlIe, ais;
>. linFr 'tr,r-llopefu' wa now gre,, tavorltc in
SS fcr"iii5 o ne former T t1e St S5:, il ls,i ht
IA, by iaf length aN The way to the trec.Guartti
ee & TSst strung qgt % a. Pei9rc A. tney swung
dVllgnt between him and hay. coming Ia a winner O.,
tW1 -ns1hs VI Tie neat aud race TINE, I.SJi..
THE SECOND RACE.
This was the important event Il the dlv and
was looked forward To with great interest by
all present ON account of the fame OF the horses
entered, they being considered equal US To- speed
and endurance. The race was Tor horses that
had never trotted better tnan 22l, Tor a purse II
$2.UJ of which slUD to first, $JJl t. second,
S50O to third, and 500 to fourth Seven horses
were entered, but OF these only I've appeared ln
the course. Crown Prince stood nrs. in tho
pools before the start Susie SECOND chn.cr,
jefferson third, while Lulu and llugl-r sold Al
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Parallels.

Whcn CuORpENS tNG CRFswUiL was de-
teuted i'm an attempt to pluudcr the Treas
ury out OF $4,000, dill President GRANT
remove him from power? No; he kept
him at The hcld of the Post Onico Depart
ment; and therc lac stays, enjoying IL
opportunities, TO ths day.
When gCoR RopEsoS WAS detected ana
exposed IN paying the SEcoUs the sum OF
$4,000 after they bad already once been
paid in fuil, and aftel' an act OF Congress
expressly prohibited any further payment
10 thcm. dtd President GpAST remove him
from o0i.ct No. ~ kept han IN power,
ana his chauoes G.: plUuacr arc now greater
than ever.
When rol llopGr, acting ~ pnymastcr-
General la the place of Gen. B. W. BRtrE.
whom President GRANT had put in that
Office, although he knew him to hc
drrnkurd. md although n committee Of
the House OF Representatives had proved
him guilty OF robbiug the Treasury by
paying forged bounty claims knowing
them to be torgcd-wheu HODGE, follow
ing the example and improving the occa-
sions thus afforded. stole W0oOofthe
peoples money, aud was arrested, tried,
and cent 10 prison, did Gen. GRANr allow
thcs,utcuce Of the law t. be executed, so
that other public robbers might be warned
and rDhlcr.c> prevented No he pardon
ed Honor and restored HIM to his social
standing in the circles Of Washington
among the most favored dcfaulters, en-
hozzlers, and prcsent-talcrs Of the lnud.
when the office of Governor Of the Dis
trict of Columbia became vacant by the
rc, iguation of llENRY y. Cuokr brought
10 lauhruutcy ana L!s commercial credit
DESTROYED hy hi. implication in the great
ftlul- y,htel, tho Id .frl.t t,uytrpfn.ut h.l,l
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now, before a packed tribunal. and wi,bou,
proved. 'o oeen
Ihe, 0rst count Of Mr.. IiuntIngton's charys {.
as follows: ho "
That In anticipation OF the legislation Of i5s, s,
az To the Pacific lallway, an Agreement VA. @,on
tW'' 'lr iiuEh Allan, acting Tot himself tud - .rt E
t,u,. t M sis M ~ i,an rrs anl g. ". Nu i' ~
agreed to flrnsn al the funds nc 'cs.lr, ia. '.er'
tirhctinn OF the tpntcuplat. .d railway ail fn L m
inrHcr certain pcrcentgse ~ Interest in .li
uoii "i ,helt lnH4cnce aud pbsiuu- the scc.uo ,s q
On n'lhF oten-lhy t'a' ~ Canadian c1f,1nr - ~ y
slr Hugh Allan at its hcaI. 'i''''' via
This Is established by tho fpiioyin . cl,,,,,
The agreement !. tVccI ~ir n .l.r.i ''t w
American piftnora, whichVVt, pltiun.,,'i',,I II'
on Friday: ''''"cj
And It is further agreed that the ab,v, .,,,t -
trs, Who -hl suhs'r n' fir sI 5000 .l1 ." % par
tir tlW 90 t'l per ccntuu on tue WhI.4 =
stock 60 be subscribed aturc.t.l t,.o Id, ~ u
credit OF the Canldtln Parlnr ittiIutr T,,,, I'D tha
its organization to he used Tor the gl1
Aalu rill NaN and Tor such Other uIsll... H. VI h3
determine. d" 'i'Vi'i snail
as follows: ''''''' were
Jay Cooke 3 Co, si,Oo1o1l. WIN n. otlen go, N,
g. w. cass, s6S7 SO; j. q. SIN IN, syi0Jit p' Mc,p.
tMDni Thomas A. Smth. SjUHvj: II /, 'IS'a'ren'
tlEiOi 2. T. tsnda, tIi,Dl &. j. Clndt pTii u
~ See, SiSJon Billings t9jODj A. il. Sir ~ ".
SOfoo Thomas n Csnneld AMI W wiol', n,,9{e'',
Total $4,000. WV
According to other conditions Of the ayr..
ment Str Hugh Allan. whit, ilndtng NJ port ~,
The money, was to have paid up stock nf ths
COMPANY 10 the amount OI sl,JJ ,UJJ
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RODMAA BEFoRE THE GRANDJURT
lie Declares that he will Tell nil he huOWs-
EyOryb body stand from Under.

n N
Everybody stand from Under.
Yesterday morning NJ. II, Rodman, eX-
Deputy City Treasurer, was taken before the
Grand Jury. As he entered thelt room he said
to his counsel.
A" / shall answer every question put 30 me, and
make fun statement Of the facts no matter
what tn ey are or whom they hurt. ] am deter
mined that the W mole truth shall be known, so
far as know it,"
On going from tho Grand Jury room he was
taken to tho District Attorney private o. nj &C..
The table in the room was covered with checks
of tho Trust Company, Nodman and lEo Dis
triCt Attorney stood at the window lOOl,lu- out
ON Fulton street for some time. The eX-SeCro-
tary seemed in the best Of humur, lie smiled
aud Chatted with the prosecuting ohicer as II he
wore still the trusted and honored Secretary OF
"a large institution, and Deputy City Treasurer
OF BROOKLYN.
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dav, or to2 IN per annutn amounting 10 all to Q2 80
which leaves the per annum
upt.taua aNu t,tYry Crgrq


am also allowed by YOUR body 2e0 per annum for
room roat or tins sum cXpcnd for that purpose fiu
leaving = balance " fip, which, together with
Vie $3.50. amounts to f2i5Iu. winch II the
auouut ! am Obliged 10 dcnsud upon for the nccc..
slrl.s q nc. During ne last year ! have. rc;
ceived bills contracted by Mrs. Wiswan tbut which
hVt not been able To pay Tor hosery owes and il.
di"7 fancy goods, m01ntug TO t25 also - fpr shoes
itr rs'f and Wy child. Up tu the tst O MAY last
supplied them til money with which 20 purchase .uit
able clothing 10 the extent OF my 1bnty also deny
thay squaudcrcs the property " Mrs. WisWuil, ur
mat tn SANE has disapncareu through my urpru0ia-
ble exchange Of property, hut aver that the whpr
teiponsiDiy of The loss OF eaid property rrss win
Mrs Wiswal that ~ tlc ten years durlat which w.
have been married the household expenditure, iurui
ture, ana personal account OF Mr.. MisNa, Tor which
blIs can be nrnduced on reamcst. are Us fnlloWs.
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The GRANT campaign in Iowa opened on
Sept. II. The majority Of the spoaA'rs are Con-
gressmen at 500 a month, and SNe officials
paid to perform other duties The farmers man
age to conceal their enthusiasm.
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which they were supported hy the party and by
an Administration gravely implicated in the cor
ruption revealed. f. being seen now IN ite true
LIGHT by all honest mon.
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"Thc COrStitu ion suNs tha' all uin'@ s1ntt
he hV iuri. rud the accused i- cutitlcJ. nat -
he nr-t corvi-tcd bv II court uud .hru 10 ne uc.
quilted hV iury hut 80 b. gorYiciri cor a.
auittcd ~ TiiE FIRST INsrNNUE Uy a
iuD,"-saNvtt DLAtDIuutp.
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number OF young women of this city have
determined to apply for admission to Columbia College
at the opening Of the coming term. II denied they pro
pose " apply for mAldamus.
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For Il Justice of the superior Court II
would to dimcult io ind n better mop than
GiDror j. TUCKER,
formerly Surrogate ui this county.

A correspondent of the st. Paul Pres
writes frOm Washington that "Secretary STAN
ton suggested and PREPARED the resolution
passed by Congress under which the Fort Smell
ing matter was finally settled. Mr.. STANTON
frequently expressed himself in favor Of An
equitable settlement with the claimants. and
only desired the necessary suthority from Con-
Rrcss as expressed in the resolution which was
subsequently passed and undcy which the settle
mcnt was made The only official record Of
Secretary SrANroS's action on The Fort Smelling
claim is that ON March (, 1857, Gen. TERRY, COM
maudng the Department of Dakota, submitted
to the Adiutant- General an order greatly rcduc-
ing the area Of the reservation. Accompanying
tins order was a letter from Cant. CHANDLER.
A. .. NJ. Transmitting drawing Of the proposed
new reservation. ana stating
should the proposed reduction be arptoved fhe
land uuttldu thc Nue- should be- uispused
as i- usual u hu,h cascs 10y entry and SALT
am iulurMCd that lMNktiN srHtLE claims great
part % the rrscr alton ON tn ground a. purchase sunc
eight years since partial payment He has nos.
session, and believe no title
Secretary SrANToN's endorsement on tic order
submitted by Gen. TEHRY. together with the
correspondence above quoted. was
o. Inc secretary does not approve and directs the
tn oricls and the result VI Inquiry to the sIEEiE
pure
So far from fIvorlng STEELE or his claim, Mr.
SrANToN g. urder-tood to have mentioned both
Of them in language more plain than polite.
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shutting the stable Door.


After at least ten years of evil practices,
what may be termed the criminal bar Of
pulalclphia finds i necessary to nave It's
dirty linen washed. The soilol attorneys
propose TO do it IN the most public man
nor and TO administer their mausle in Tie
open streets, We say adviscdly, ten years
Of m.sdoiug; for thoagh one side of tho
criminal bar, that of the prosecution, was
at intervals, when Mr.. SHEPHERD ana Mr.
UAGERr and Mr.. GIBBONS held the sword
of Justice all IL should be- the other side,
that Of defence, ran riot IN wrong. II was
in one Of these intervals that the farce Of
the MARA trial was played, We give the
new movement exactly as it is described in
the Philadelphia papers:
"PUElFICATIoN.
"HnABERs oF TIE PHILADELPHIA BAR IN COUN CIL-
The members Of the bar who feel an interest in
keeping the character Of the profession up to the
GGRa. Coar o. as @ snystrs D hsI row %g 81 held
pn 7tJafd ID! ID 4s ol G51aI li JGIY ROOM ABOUT
Ion motion Of Nt. LEwls c. IAs,ipfs NJ d. "
KruplNAS appointed Score arY.
kiicr toi'dcf.D!e discussion the following rcsolu
80 e1t committee q 9ys be aPPoIa5ea PIa1ol o5
Lsr and what action should be tGSen against such
]
professional etiquette, ana OF hulesty'H well
ION motion Of Mr.. jANEs II, HkyGRIS, the follow.
! ing resolution Wasa.-c adopted
4" iftOirfd That II. W DBMFN, LEWIS G. CASSIDY,
and " LILLIAN II, hUpDtNAE De appointed committee
t. examine into recent outrage committed 10y mem
hcr OF the bar and Il the warrants such ton, to
ask hr Court name ot the profession to strike
! bus name from the nti o. attorneys
The Wruh h'rs u me bar present seemed determined
- set d the shysters who now ntcst the Quarter
scSsour and bIng upon honorable attorneys,
| The public lu general viii be quite much OeA,ntei
! BY tils movement as the legal professlon.'
Two things are notable in this strange
announcement that thesmoving cause for
| th, spasm Of reform is not plundering but
pommclling, and that the District Attor-
ucy, the leader of the criminal bar takes
mo- stock in it. How could he? lie it was
who, on a memorable occasion, called out
TO hi friend CRAWFORD to " shoot" and
poor NOLAN fell dead at the feet OF the
assassin and his adviser He it is who is
the friend and synplthizer with McMuL-
LtN, and has successfully baAlcl all search
Tor the iustgatols of the mllrd 'rous assault
On the revenue officer Mr.. BROOKS tell;
us this in his published statement,
. Along side OF these 1agrant outrage
= poRmelQpga lawyer Qr pommelUpg by
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That these expenses have neen In no way caused or
ADVISED by me, but on the contrary have repeatedly
hnu earnetty entreaied my vic % refrain from such
pfONldent expenditures, and protested against the
sauc hut sue always n respoLse to such entrey, ad.
vice. or nrotefaton either turned deaf ear, or re-
torted That 10 was her property aud mine that
II was none Of my business tnat among the expenses
referred TO above are included bills for carrisgo hire,
from tctoher J. i'9 20 october J. ls1O fiHsiOi and
Iaf OF this time she had her OVID equipsge which cost
t.IN IN ad1iiion, making au Outlay IN one year Of
55sl.o ior carriage hirc and eluipage Vouchers aud
DIS can De shown Tor an euCu expenses
admit that for about three years had charge ~ the
estate OF Mrs Nswa, acting under the advice aud IN
concert with attorneys selected Oy her. The prOpe -,
when thus took charge Of H. consisted Of tuc Twenty
third street house, which Was mortraged for 600
eehl acre. Of IAN llu PEORIA lll valued 40 so y and
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The Oregon Grant State Convention
passed reso lutons endorsing GRANT and HIP
PIE and approving Of the action Of che late
Congress In exposing and Furnishing o,dcla cor
ruptlon." The corrupt officials punished are not
named, for none were either punished or ex-
posed by the F.rty-second Congress. sECoR
RunrsOS, when atraicncd before a Congress
So 'nal comrittc', received coat Of wh.tewash
f,om Errioy -AHGENr, VIII, IL now threatened
by his constituents with c cat OF diGcrent
color. AuI SOFT goes.
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Jay Cooho & Co. aud ,hr Canadian rae.ac

FII0 N I-T07-I n ~ |-I'- T.
4 Ministerial contemporary spoke a t"w
days ago, with "A happiness worthy of - better
cause. OF the Idclhc hallMay scandal A. "4n y
MacdouMd's evidence. sir llugh Allan was yet
TO 90 into the box, and tha volcano hus suuNeu
again, and with vengeance. Iue evidence
given Is Incomplete. There are important
matters yet to be brought out. When "a TruI er
tribunal takes cognHance Of these grave char- es
much that is doubtful viii be made certain,
much that Is obscure will be made plain. But
we shall repeat Seridtim the charges of Mr. Hunt
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Mr.. WISWALES TROUBLES.
4 CITRGYNiN REPL YING TO MS
HIEE'S dLLEGdTJONS.

Dati,s'i fu'ciiritics Rccitri tcforc the Ncs-
wv Oi Triuiiy Church-Thr putunce on
Whitf " Preacher Lives.
The following is the Rev. Alyah Wis
walls antwcr ~ Mrs. wiswall's petition to the
Ncstry Of Trinity Church:
To M Rc'ov. MARTENS, md vesaV or7ynity oo,pora
top. NeH lOri.
GFNTr R~rN II win he necessary. In order to meet
the representations made b. Mrs. Wi'wall to cut"r
sunie hat into the details Of her peCunary transactions
since my marriage. Ny marriage with Mrs NlsN all
took place August 1865 the issue Of such marriage
WIS one child now seven wears Of axe. Her father died
November. 1862 hcqucathiug TO her certain properly
which upOn The division Of his estates cOnssted OF
Two bonds OF the Illinois Central Railroad Com.
pany, Of the value sold, Of f......,........ 500
Gold Tor ti3 SOP ...,...,'"..'4 100
sold for $500
noia, for which she realized, when sold. ..... 2035
osimaied al .,'.......,'. 1900
Ttirty.two acres Of land near Peoria, unlinproved
Total s55i35
T,a of Ntr N,rr nj a..