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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-11-08
Union TRUST COMPANY PROSPECTS.


ADDITIoNAL STATEMENT OF THE RECEiNEB-PBtsENl
ASSETS AND LIABILITIES
The officers and Receiver of the Union Trust
COMPANY have taken possession of portions OF Carona
property Charles Willis, private secretary OF the late
Horace I. Clark, and connected with the Trust Com
pany put, yesterday. the Representatives OF the Con-
many in possession OF house and LOT IN South OXFORD
ST. Br0okyn and OF certain other real estate IN tht
vicuitv ~ Fourteenthst ana Eighth-aye., and else
where in BROOKLYN Tho statement given below is pre-
scented by Receiver OF the Trust Company, for
the purpose Of explaining certain matters IN the nven-
tory of the Company recently published The amount
doe depostors is represented 10 DO S5229Is5 49, the
assets ss,S27.3Gs So
In the inventory as published and filed OF the assets
.isan When desire o crrrrc The Following securi-
ties purchased with the funds or the tompau WGh
Charles T. Carlton IT'S late secretary abultt5tt from H.
aud therefore claimed the properly o. inc Dnoh
. 600 .1.ri. it'saue ,pd Psefc Ral,o,d stock
500 SS9 . .ss5: F, aSS P s si ,o ;
400 shares Coarnbus Chicago and lusua Cei;f Ri roa! No
desire further 20 state that the large amount 81 Mis-
souri,, Kansas and Texas hrst ana second morlgaee
bonds aud sl5o-Ol1 Bonneville Bridge mortsase bonds
mentioned In sid inventory were found bl me IN tIe
vaults of the Trust Company, and claim them a. So
curity for loan OF $4,000 TO the Land Grant RAILWAY
aud Trust Company. desire Also 10 state, 10 correct
misrepresentation that sad inventory reierre 10 srpt
20 1885, and tue property OF which then Gok po1scs
nen and receipt OF other ana additional securities
loans mentioned In said inventory III particular
the following were mentioned
fst mortgage bonds Michigan Lake Shore Railroad COMPANY
frt mortgage bond aud F,nsln k'lroad ConD'ny
II 900 eaeh. - a., ,r,c
800 mortgage jamestown aud Franklin Railroad Com
tany 81 900 esch a, ooo,
So esyeuportb County Of Kansas bonds 81 900 each
IS 6ut mortgage Kalamazoo and White Pigeon Railroad bonds
81 coo eash. $1,000 81,
consolidation shaking bonds Toledo, Wabash and Western Rail
road Company. $1,000 each. ,..-,.-, DILL g..
py 81 600 each. - cut, D., zoo
each. - -, c,,-.-- a, oo,
each. ,,,.--- s....-u DAHL
sinking bonds Lake Shore and Michigan southern 0aa
Compasy $1,000 each ,.,. Mt, ,,--...-
X god bond. Cincinnati Wabash snd Michigan Railroad ConPsny
81 900 eaeh. -
These securities were held partial coateras TO the
amount due from the Lake Shore and Michigan southern
Railway Company. They have been wlthdTswn ana
stock of the New York aud Harlem Railroad Company,
at CO. and OF the New York Central aud Hudson River
Railroad Company at TO- to the amount Ohc debt nave
been substituted by order OF the Supreme Court Army
request three gentlemen OF great experience ana iui nc
ouantance win values OF stocks and bonds nave ex-
amned the books and securities OF the Union trust Com
pany my possession its Receiver, and the following
the result-apprasng the securities hed "a cnlltral
and the investments OF the Company al The mar
ket O No b.l
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-11-08
PAssAIC COUNTY.
he voie fnr Coroners Vas as follOws:

James C. Amiraux (lomiueo both partes), 1867 Abra
ham Butterworth Rep) 403s Joel NJ. johnson RepD
1852; James A. SprOun (Dcml, 3.73S; Marcus Van WIN
HE (Dem). 1929 AmirauXs majority ID $3.50; Butter
worth's, 800, aud Sprouts, 20.
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VIRGINIA,

pIsGR,cEFUL ACTS CHARGED TO THE CoNsERvA-
7IvEs-CAsEs OF ELECTION FRAUDS TO BE TRIED
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Prayer I Don't Like.

I don't like to hear him pray, !:
WHO loans at twenty-five per cent;
For then think the borrower may
BE pressed to pay for food and rent;
Aid in that book we all should heed,
Which says the lender shall be blest,
AS sure as I have eyes to read,
It does not say, "take interest,"
I do not like to hear him pray,
On bended knees, about an hour,
For grace to spend Alright the day, i
Who knows his neighbor has'no Hour
I'D rather see him 60 to mill, -, sr!, /.
And buy the luckless brother bread, {
And see his children eat their MI,
And laugh beneath their humble sheo'
Lido not like to hear him pray,n,II
Ih'Let blessings On theIwid6w be,h
Who never seeks her, home to say, =.
h'If want overtakes you, come TO me-"
hate the prayer so1oudand long, /
That's offered for the orphans veal,
By him who sees him crushedby wrong,
And only with his lips doth feel.
lido not like to hear teripraN H.
with jeweled. ear and silken dress,
Whose washer-woman tolls all day, :.
land then is asked to work for less"
Snch pious shavers I despise!
with folded hands and face demure .
They lift to heaven their r'angel eyes,"
tThen steal the earnings Of the poor.
Edo not like such soulless prayers;
IF wrong, T hope to be eforgiven;
No angels wing them upward bears,
THEY'RE lost a million miles from
Heaven!
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Box wood trees grow until the
roduce large trucks.
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.Citation for Letters of AdminiSt Stratien.
The ISsete Of South Carolina,
ARBEVHLE COUNTY.

The ISsete Of South Carolina,
ABBEVILLE COUNTY.
by C. w. GUFFIN, Esq, Probate
Judge
VNTHEREAS, TH0S. w. BRAN
wv FYON and Mrs. SARAH JANE
MARTIN made suit to me to grant them
letters Of Adniinistraienof the Estate
and Effects of PinekDey Martin,
late of Xbbeuille County, deceased
+ THESEsARE THEREFORE, to cite
$andadinonish all, and singular the kim
1dHSd and Creditors ofethAs said Pinck-
Ileyi Martin, dec'd, that they be and
appear before me, in the Court of Probate,
tobe hela.at Ahbe2ille C.. H., S. c., on
the Sth of December next, after publica-
tion 1lereo5 at ITO clock in the forenoon,
to shews cause. If any they have, why
the said administration should not be
{ granted. ! LsAss. &kI5sl =
Given under my hand and seal, this 21st
day of November, lin the year of our
Lord One thousand eight hundred and
- rseyenty-three, and. in the ninety
-.'- eighth year of American 'Indepen-
Published Oh the s6tlf day Of November
and on the Sd. of December, 1913, ia the
! SAbbevilie Press elRd' Banner. 49, -~
,t~fy NJ e. W.rGUFFIN,J j. P. A e. "
Nov. 26, 1873, 33-2t* e,
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FINAL DISCHARGE.

Office is hereby given that John
N A. Adams and Andrew Stevenson
Executors of the Estate of Mrs. Rachael
C. Adams, deceased, have applied to
Charles W. Guffin, Judge of Probate, in
and for the County of Abbeville, for
final discharge as Executors.
tits Ordered, that the twenty-second
day of December, A. D. 1878, be fixed
for hearing Of Petition, and a final SET
tlement of said Estate.
J. G.. WOSMANSKY,
Clerk Court Probate, Abbeyille County.
Nov. u, 1873, Stiff
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BY W. A. LEE AND HUGH WILSON:
o F F CT L.
Tle State Of South Carolina,
ABBEVILLE COUNTY.
In the Court of Probate.

ES parte Nancy N. Hutchison and r;
f. Hutchinson, administrators and
Observation-Disclosures for the Final
Settlement and Final Discharge of the
Estate of Irwin Hutchinson, deceas-
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Tho State Of S0ltl Carolina,
}iw ABBEVHLETC0UNTY.I

In tho Court Of Probate. j.
Er Parte Mrs. Elizabeth Adkins.
Petition for Homestead in Land Of
David Adkins, Deceased.
NIOTICE is hereby given that,
IN Mrs. Mary Elizabeth Adkins
has applied to Charles ". Guifin,
Judge of Probate for Abbeville Coun-
ty, for q Homestead in the real estate
Of David Adkins, deceased, and that
the Sd day Of January, 1874, has
been fixed for the appointment OF
appraisers, who will on said day
proceed to assign and set off Home
stead in the real estate Of said de-
ceased, to Mrs. Mry Elizabeth Ad-
kins, widow, and to Martha Jane
Adkins, David f. Adkins, and Mari
eta Adkins, minor children of David
Adkins, deceased. -
J. c. WOSMANSKY,
-. Clerk Court Of Probate, A. G.
Dec. 2, 1873, Bat .,..,.....
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The State of South Carolina,
= COUNTY OF ABBEVILLE,
- :. In the Court of Pro6Cttes.

- :. In the Court of Probates.
Ex Parte Mrs. Elliott E. McCants.
Petition for Homestead in the Personal
90. ty EStdteof Dr.. N. L. McCants,
Deceased.
NOTICE is hereby given that Mrs.
lN Elliott E. McCants has applied to
Charles w. -GuiIin, Judge of Probate
for Abbeville County for Homestead
in the personally estate of DR.. Nathan
,fel S. tMcCants, Deceased, and that the
18th day of December next, is fixed for
the appointment of Appraisers, who
viii on that day proceed to appraise and
set off Homestead ia the personally
estate, eff said deceased, to Mrs. Elliott
e. MeCants, widow, and Elliott c. Me
Cants, Eliza w. MeCants and Robert
G. McCants, minor children of DR.. n.
s. MeCants, PeesasS9; &c 1nos,,A1srv
r. 81 Clerk Court Probate, A. G..
Nov. u, 1873, 32-1m
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Brine Forward Your Cotton.

THE price of cotton is still deciin-
ing and every indication is. that
be price will not be higher for days
and probably for fonths to come, for
eff the price Of cotton is low when
but little is being brought to market,
how can we expect to realize higher
prices when the receipts are heavy,
as must be the case soon. So bring
forward your cotton at once, and we
will either buy in settlements OF &C
counts. or ship, at the option of the
Farmer. D.. .l'
QUARLES d PERRIN.
Oct. 22, 1873,
, 1873-04-01
Tho Way Tlioy DO 1t in Ncbrnslzu.
= Hmm the Qfjtnha IIernM


Charles Wells sold COW to m old man named
shusty, in Stanton County, Mob, and. wins to ro-
ceiyo IN payment thirty days' labor, whioh wore
to bo oounsol at 81 per day. A. ohattel mortgage
WAS to DO given OH tho COW With this understand
Ing. Wells oalled upon 8hurty for tlftoon days
work, Which WAS duly performed. A quarrel
thoh arose, and Wells took his chattol mortgage
to nofghborirag lawyer and asked hia advice
:" Go mud sofia your COW undo" your mortgage" I"
eaid tho lawyor.>
Wells acted upon this advice, md na ho OK
pectod Bomo opposition, took along gun.
shurty saw him coming with his weapon, and
a1ao went for his gun When lie noxt camo out
OF his house, gun in hand Wells tircd and killed
him on tho spot Nobody Witnessed tho tragedy.
Tho noxt step that is known In tho curious and
bloody affair was when Wells stopped ut oabi-
not shop In the vicinity, told TINT ho had killed
Hhurty, and said they hnd bottor SO up and take
tho measure for n collin.
Tho Probnto Judge Of Stanton County aat a
number Of days on tho oaso, Wells having .givon
himself up for that purpose. Tho result was
that Wells was committed to await tito notion OF
tho Grand Jury: From this prodicament ho was
lately released by o lawyor who procured q
haboas corpus, and finally q discharge, on the
ground that llo warrant had evor been iesuei
against his client. And still Wells, thounh nt
liberty, don't feel quito satisfied. Whom our i'll
fornnant loft ho was hunting tho 8AoriR, whose
name is Sam, and wanting d new investigation,
lilo thinks that ho has not bceu examined
enough.
, 1873-04-01
DESTRUCTIVE FIRE.

s*oohWtll!o lsros.' Planning ,Nliu on
THvcnty"scc0nd Street burned, and
surroundlng Buildings Dnnsngct1---
Aoss About S20,0O0"""List OF Innur~
:. nncc. =.
Lot 1t DO recorded, that tho first alarm ovor
tho now Instruments Of the Fra Alarm Tolo-
graph, was noundod by Afr. John Btophbns at
10 minutes Of Q o'clock, yesterday morning.
Tho Instruments have been In position for aomo
tfmo and tho desire to secure tho first alarm
las been very great among tho "boys."' Tor
Blk days previous to yoatcrday morning,
thoro had not occurred a blaxo worthy Of
Ill alarm, and tho "boys" hayo boon
roBt1oss and havo foared, either that tho now ill.,
strumonts would not rocoyc ono, or wore IN
1oaguo with the fro llonda. But yesterday, on
tho " shan1s" Of Mr. Stephens watch tho long
silence Was brokon by tho sound of the alarm
gong, and tho rcgiater recorded that Bog 9s5
had called for MI alnr1n. Tho Instruments
worked with accuracy and precision, md Ohica.
90 may now Justly claim, US another result Of
tho 1iro, aot Of 1ire-alarm Instruments superior
to any In tho country.
Tho fire fer who'll tho alarm sounded occurred
corner Of Twenty second md Loomiss Lis atreots, t I
anu was caused by sparks from d Bhoke-Rtacli
acroBs tho streot, which was used without spark
arrcator. second alarm WAS sounded at half
past3 clock, ut which timo themil wasanoat to-
tally destroyed, md tho i1amoB woro extending
toward Bo1ne framo houses on tho opposite Bilo
Of fTwenty- street, lilo 1umbor-yard Of
tho mill was, fortunately, saved. :
Tho shinglo manufactury of Smith d Co., in
tho rear Of tho planing-1nill, was barely saved
from destruction, and WAS damaged to the OK
tcnt Of s60O. 4 saloon md dwelling house,
owned and occupied By Daniel scabury, vas
1000.
The loss on the mill, including building and
follows: National, Of Missouri, 81, 500; Globe Of
6t. Louig, 1000; Humboldt, Of New York,
$1,000; Fnrmors' Mutual, Of Pennsylvania,
g, 900; State, Of St. Louis, $1,000; Eastern, Of
Bangor. 81, ,000; Allomania, ponnsylvatin,
s1:50o; Western. Toronto $1,000; North Mia.
souriA 81 900; Fairlcld County, s1,5o0; Alloma-
, 1873-04-01
ROUGH on THE LEGISLATURE.

At . regular mooting OF the Chicago Typo
graphical Union, hold Saturday eyoning, the fol-
lowing resolutions wero unanimously adopted:
WHEREAS. Tho Illinois Legislature has recsnty
passed law aimed at, and evidently intended to In
1urs, trade conlblnRtionx under tho provisions Of
which IT would be unlawful for tho menlbers Of my
union to converse with persuade their fellawcrafs-
with intent to Induce them to atstan from u.l-
manly opposition to tho beat interests Of their trade
md which ncrferca with their constitutional pryi-
legcs IA frectncu; therefore,
Resolued, That tho Uhtcago Typographical Union
hereby condemns the said law, and EXPRESSES regret
tlat tho Legislature Of this Hate should thus ake ac-
t1on intended 70 iterfore with, ind oppose sociccx
organized for tho lawful and jat protection Of their
uGnbers aghtnht tho unreasonable exacttona Of carl
tallst6. anu TO maintain scale Of wagca sufficient for
the support 81 thosu who compose thom.
Jlfsored, That wo fully agrce with the Faru1rre
Association OF Livingston County in cololnning tic
act a. only one n0re proof, II, 1nlIccu scll were
needed thnt Legislation s ut present exclusively car
rlcd on u the Interest," and tor the rrotoctio Of ea
taliss nE1 snonopoliea, and mRinly with b view to
benefit railroad kings. Whiio hoy allowed TO pun
usr, abuse. natteat, malu! tho unprotected public
ut their own pleasure aud will. IT, hot, IL IL sought
to make this rich mans country We boeye 1t Is high
time TINT tho workngnon Of a}l claascs aud pnouIna-
tons trades and professions creedH aud gecs oranges
aid clubs, should ulto With for cunncn ealRo
and concerted action, aud hereby extend to all such
Our land of friendship. and sincerely invite oonmuul-
cations from the!f AeadluarterH.
, 1873-04-01

Mr.. Rcnnio became ono Of Mr.. .Iooley's COM
sy son "1 "rqvoa Seh horo sS dSastabo took posHesso
Of Thorn. Yesterday tho. tnnattor was triol BY d
Jury Of twolvo honest md ignorant mon. boforc
Justice HaInos. Many prominent stage people
company, wioso positton ia not tho lowoet, quito
son. hor tongue, and hor 1nannor. fh!s nlay l,ayo
inllslcncod tho doosion Of tho Jury or Il may not
Mr.. Rankin for s160 and costs. A motion was
% SIr, II naukn uJ has secured his goods by M At
taol,1nont bond md is thus onablcd to fulall hls
engagement at Aikons. TliB ia tho third suo-
cossf1ll guit brought by actors agatnat their en-
ployorp, within tic last wook, tho othcra having
boon By r. G. Maynard against @. 4. Gardner,
of tho Acadomy Of Music. >.
, 1873-04-01
An UNHEALTHY BUILDING.

Dangerous Condition Of tho Walls Of
tho Now gcil1llnla's lkothcl Church,
III On article on tho subject Of building In
TnE Tribune Oh Sunday. great stroaH was laid.
upon tho necessity for choosing good arohitoot
ii, tho erection Of q building which, WAS to with
stand tho changos Of weather, or addition Of
weight In the upper portion. The calculations
Of MI ignorant Designer, or tho dishonesty Of
an unworthy contractor, 1t waB shown, woro
fatal to- tho stability Of n building. An
illustration Of what wo took tho trouble to point
out fB found In tho now Soaman's Dothol
Church, corner Of Market and Michigan streets.
ouglfaro md 70 foot on the Inter, is four sto-
RIGS In height above tho basement, and is not
constructed according to sound principles. In
place Of procuring the corporation OF nj achl-
endeavored to incur aB little expense aa poBsi
bio, and taB Huperintondcd tho work Of building
In pornon. He has procured during the
wintor,, such assistance, as ho could
them scanty Sums, md requiring Of tlon only
such work as they were willing to do. It is not
to bo wondered at, therefore, that persons own
ing property, or living in houses adjoining tho
clurcl, have been greatly alarmed Of tho condi,
the mortar, tho walls have lcanod toward adja-
cont houHea at MI outrageous angie. They have
cracked in various directions. Ihoy have crum-
bled IN tho most 1iar1ntnE Mnnnor. They hlyo
roassertod Nowtons theory Of gravitation, and
insist upon coming n fow feot noarer to the
oarth's centre Of gravity than Dr.. Leonard cared
to 500 thonl.
Tile noighbors llave become alarmed for tho
safety of their dwellings,. Tho crumbling walls
overhanK thom with portontous angles. THOR
houses arc raised with tho apparent certainty Of
being crushed beneath a descending weight Of
poor briolte, hurrying from beds Of badly mixed
mortar. Altogether thoy think they are in great
danger, and tho fear IL not surprising.
Ono among them, NIr. Woch, who owns q
boarding house, with fourteon boardors depend
ent upon him for tloir victua1s, is especially
alarmed. Tho chanting pile Of masonry threat
Gus hourly to bury his h0stelry in an uneven aud
ragged n,nusoloum. l1o would profor sosno
other, pl,nze of ruin. and has appealed
to tile Mayor for protection.
Now, 1t becomes evident to the most unntelli-
gont foo to roctitudo in building operations TINT
laborors ut 90 cents q day, lnying Bhapnless
brink-bnts with tile tlorinonoter lowering about
zero, cannot construct healthy edGco, And It
Is equally obvious that N1r. We1ch nnd those in
like -porl havo ovory reason to feel aggrievod.
Mr. Leonard is very passab1o proachor, but that
docs not necessarily qualify him to eroct
church. There is a talented Journalist in town,
ovon, who hns assisted in the erection Of most
singular structure for his paper. What are tho
authorities going to do about the soaman's
Bethel Clursl., on tue corner Of Michigan and
Market strccss7
, 1873-04-01

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and at'rneI ilo ruling Of tl,o platform up99
which her hand rested. In tho other arm Blld
nel1 an infant, and hor position, for momont.
Was most distressing. bdo waH takon to drug
Postmaster Macarthur Inns Eonaa tim following
otIct: t.An 1nrrn n,,antiiiea ~ tronaiont nowa,
papers i]opoBitof1 In tho 1oat.of}Icn for mai1inu
ipon wIielt hnk ot,6 TiS cpnt osnI' naIot a ,,ni3
nouut ~ ;,,aoiart Io M S In az
,aax.,s..I - ut'us ILL., u un'aEo tLo PUBIC snouiu
+nr i, n 1.as t1 sn'o vi P9ssase 3 snon mat
fraction t6crc,f ay7 a "a o"ri y, ,, nttr
nnnora viii orcood 1t oro osa nn m w. n,,ron o..y
tx corrhat nouana ~ TIP 1 49, .,
oonts." - =
Thu nravor md. tbo noora -, prt1;o. yy,tad
vait t ~ a.aa .na ta,o a.,a 1"naa ~ cuno Mufns
NJ Hnafna mi K;n;;n stroat III Go,no,,
and Kinzie streota voster1iay nfta1noon @ r. Tx
nooo ot t]oso nointa' iJ'caa tboy ard snonIis sns
" constn,clod. thu 'Arjorinof, ~ tfn wnT1a
throuph whicj,' +ho rnilrnnfla rnn will onninni
I'm c0mnnniea tn nsn hnrse i,,atcai ~ atonf,.
Vinconnca: nf;lwa,,lnn l. ,st Pail. and ra1,,n.
bus b Cincinnati iailroaI Comnanioas nra wji1ina
to construct their portions Of fho yiaduets, but
tho Northwestern Compat'y hoetna allow to; tak6
any action in tho protnieoH. Tt has some e4cuHo
to onor, however, aa tlo superintonttent and
httorHeY Ok tho foad arc QUE or lilo CITY a.
4 yery fr,nnv n,oture baa iret ham comn,otod
and hunc IN tkn wcli.hno,vn '1 oni,octnm ~
Chanin & Goro: RI Ia q ;fact feIyA fnn~'shy n
hpirht. md ronrosonta the. HocEv S166nnt,,na r. r.
tic bnckcround w;tl, thu wfts ncoLa I ~ Iho ~
SNOWY ra3,co. whiin in Tin fnro0rdrnnJ r m"1v hc
soon traih nf fhn Tanana pas;ae To;i;,an ~
ina into aherl Of hnffaIo wEich n"h1s nn;nan1a n
aro performing ali norts Of Gvmnnat;a fnata'
some turning dont}n so1,,arzs1Its S,;I tVn 81
tho,n performing On tho aWinainr tr"nozo' s"o 70 "a
complete tho absurlity OF tho thing. Mr.
Koim, tho woll-knowu donora1 Ticket nd Pan.
, 1873-04-01

70 the Editor Of Tbs Chicago Tribune:
Sin To-day tho votors Of tho West Bido will
DO called on to vote for town officers. If any Of
tho roadcrs Of TIE TRIBUNE will rofer to thoir
filoa Of sono elghtoou months past, they will
find that A. L. Ambovg, who IL running for AS
soaHor (one OF the most important positions in
tho county,, won't before tho Grand Jury, and On
oath dopobcd that lo gave money to Alderman
Powell, Of the Ninth Ward, and other Aldermen,
Amborg, as Police Clorl. Has lie not unblush-
Ing imlulonce to ask any reputable citizou to
cast his yoto for such an unbluahing bribor
An[do from Anborg being we'll known US scala
wag and INSCRIPTIONS pot-louBe bummor, he ia
totally unfit for tho position Of Pound Master,
mne4 less that Of ABsossor. 4 TAx-rAYEn.
, 1873-04-01
THEATRICAL LAWSUITS,

On tho 2ath Of March Jamcn II. nonnio, Of
Hoolsy'H TGoatre, attached "tlfteen Trunks, llyo
baakets, aud two Indian clubs" tho property OF
Mz. Arthur Mexico Rankin, tito aotor, for debt
Of @150. The dobt was incurred at Louisville,
wheEo Mr. Ronuio ~ns manager OF tho naukin
Combination. When tho company Incorporating
to loayo that city, Mr. Rankin informed Mr..
Ronnlo that he had no money. and requested
permission to draw two drafts upon him,
amounting to $146, promising to return tho
money very aoon. 11auv months passed by,
, 1873-04-01

Yon ayo sct apart trust Or sinktng fund Of s7oi-
son. which, with ita intorcst will nearly provide for tito
bonds I'd 10 provided for Tic residue of tho det vii
thsn @ cots'st of Of o9as payable IL 1s9o It
meet all cao requirements. TIN cntlro cost Of tho
property haa bocr $3 1t H. now represented
by share capital Of $2j, 800 900, and 1nb, which,
after tlotuotIng tho existing sinking fund, 1eavca
$e2o0 0o0 making tho aggregate 81 80 less than
tho actual cost Of tho wil01o.
john NEWELL, President.
QnIQ4Qp. March 20. 1879.
, 1873-04-01

koo / st. noad tho right Of way into tho city,
waa takon mp. -
AID. Cullorton moved to atrlko out tho olal,ne
built at stroot crossing un1osa built orur tho
track OF botno other roa1l, tho Company SHOULD
only DO required to Join with tho last-montlonod
company IN tho construction Of tho yinluct.
t was ndoptcd.
Tho ordinance aB omondod WAS referred to tito
Clor}l for ongrogBmout,
Tho Council then adjourned,
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Sequel Of a Now fosfk Murder Cnsc.
From ft1f NQat0n Past.

HoVoral years ago al italian named Michael
Uancomi WAS triotl III Now York for murder. lie
was tried four diirorout timeH, and finally con-
touoed to tho State :priaon for fe., Throngl, tho
persiatont offortu Of hiH counHel, however, Ae
WIN pardoncd In 11Gi by tho Governor OF tue
Btate, aud e at once returned to his natiyo Italy
whore he Joined tho army, and gradually OBJ
timed ono promotion aftor another, until now
he holds q Go1onol'A commission and ia Acting
General. Ills case lAsted soyen years altogether,
and Ills counsel ayow that tLey laye neyor
doubted hia innocence,