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net might devote my entire tiWe 60 study.
.egsctf, referred tu lu the petition, IL al 4
Iu 81 Johns church, AMI a A- necessarily tA
~ with me. but in a public manner. VA
Iister la charge q the church, anu cuul
rr direct her cuursc uf action. The reports
and vel known to Mrs. Legsett aud her
ld Cou,d therefore unIy shape nay cuuIu
uruish NO support " tAese e"aigvs, Smc
groundless.
ID that during the spring OF ls1l Mrs. wi
luse and lot. is3 Madison avenue, aud o..
and some Elizapelh mortg
lse lu Madison avenue Was murtEaEvu u
Of 5000. aud rented for the ruu ui Si.t
Tlis rent Nas collected by Mrs. NlsN a.
, aG4 used by her.
A FORECLOSURE SUIT
me property had been commenced thl
{. Thomas, Esq, counselor az law Mrs
5 represented Ia the sutt BY George I. sew
ucrattIruty. a decree OF foreclosure AaI
. and the publication ut notice Ot sale VA
hruush the urgent request Of Mrs. Wis
y A. Ibis t.ue an opportunity wac Afford
lrv-W Putnam, a wtO.kuuWn merchant 4
b. ID "a

When s e93tFsst ,, Sss ParaE eG@Ps!c4 e Ic. Ms
ed In - hugauun between Sir. Putnam and herself. 1
would al'o 'tate taat u taG op'Gn Si goo t4lSss y
would rent SIS O. the amour, At which Mrs MsWal
was tod would rent before the exchange TOOK place
property she had several applications TO rent the same,
PuhRsm R'h referred 10 in Mrs Wswsis petition .s
sweeping mortgasr :" was TO- secure nim aEalhsl ue
property of jUU aud Tor cash anced to Mr. rut.
Hs Sehs i sSs' @ ON AZ a9e prHpery
aud taxes and interest ON mortgages On scnrM'eubmf
W,6in srsmont6s 81 portion q me Eliyabeih mort
ius total u
ElGHrErN THOUSAND DOLLARS.
attorneys 'rsiFS Ss SrcsSugG SS' S 6 TO- I cr 10 & be- % excd
ana had noiug to- No. WIN tat GHsgutgH Of the aan
sgn theu together with herself, de the law oil Ner.
would also stste that never know Mr. Seymour or
heard Of him, until directed by Mrs. a ~ submit
M Mi'Tn' adny 'aadf and aaaas I or @ d e
tli irsHserI"n1 , i tyle!f.cs @ M 10 .' itIris
TO her, but to her aorucys selected boy hes and repre-
inH claim of Mrs IIuri.d. rcf.rrcl 200 in N--. VIZ.
vale p'uluu arise 10y rc'rou'i '.I"N|.- ''''' 2
Mrs. Mi-wuls ncucut2 's so lH.s.. tu u... e zee,
honas were urawn ny h,r al".ur., Nr'. D. seymour,
ga1 of t'' .,i., .,s Wtrca r.. l5arc Marsh ior
! II tao eoHIo"l-u'n n he, .,AcNa Of me g o..
/ IN a, s' rrrlta 'r 'uuau. d' a.1 refused n AZ
l"y nh"', ,' '"'' ,' ''Nl oY9nst,, oY I''ln'tn
SSt D m , m 10 & s'is filtld lTli1ta tG N AM,
! ,,ty 11S lie & I . H. 'yy r. Gg'g "nct ,,','W W
! NInhto pa, .Ltpt.l eu size t..r6ogea On Mrs, N@
Ilc slacdmcnt su, Of Geo. 7, seymour refrr1
Iwoud further statc taa Gs,e always acy"t, n,
entire salary to the support OF my amly aud tGat 40,
, 1873-06-14
aoss & Phllllpa' Specimen Book.

aoss & Phllllpa' Specimen Book.
The Gosn Phillips Manufacturing Company Of this
city, we'll known and worry practical concern. has Just
n,adc Its contribution 10 tho illustrated ltnraturo Of
the day, by publishing specimen book Of ovor
ty pAgcs giving fow out Of tholr many deaigna for
balusezs, charu Btarga,ngs, stair brackets, etc. 1t
Is intended, Of couroo for tho information Of persons
do,ng ouBlnesa with tho firm, and copy Of Il Is sent
to al who have dealings with IT, In addition to tho
patterns Themselves II contains certan necessary d.
rsctons for banging rail- for mailing out ordera ote
But Tho book owing 10 thu exceedingly tAatsful IN
Which It Is gotten nV neatly bound, aud On good pa-
per being, among ofhox things, worry f1uo specimen
of prcsswork, aud to tho many handsome
dceigns 1t contains, Is also Of generu1 inter0st
to al who arc fond Of soenQ protty things.
This 0r1n did all tho inada carpenserng work at tho
Pacific Hotef and they add mulch to tho attraotvencss
Of their publication by adding to It couple Of we1-
o1ocuted onBrsngv rcpscsentlng tho grand stairway
at that hotel and also tho 1ndic' flight Thesa pic
lures convoy much letter thnn ang description can
full tdqa at tho admirable work which 10 dono By
this company. There Is also fuEpaRo engraving Of
IT, mandatory Tho publication Of those pattern or
sample books ii not uncommon, but It Ia gratifying
to ind that Chicago firm hAs not only tho entcrprso
to get up but the good taso to sa1tc 1t In such
slapo make It credltabo to draughtsmen and to
printc1a Porsons who interested Ia this speciality
and dceira to obtain copies, should apply ut tho occ
Of tic company, at tho cornnr OF Clark aud TWefth
Streetd
, 1873-06-14
Father F6yncintllo in Genevt%

4 donoya correspondent writes to tho London
Times, under dato May 16: "In a beautiful
retired silla called 4ranant, about milo from
doneya, rosides Pere Hyaciuthe. Tho large
Wow him 1t tho Hotol ,Vittorla, rendered tho
city irksomo to him, and by tho kindncsB OF q
friend, ho now enjoya tic aecluson Of ono Of
the prettioat places near dcneva. A nnma
which created 80 grfoat sensation during the
come OF ouch worldwide reputation, has IN in
dcscribablo attraction for mo OH visiting this
place, and yesterday morning performed
! pilgrimage to Tronant unfortunately 1t WAS
Saturday, tho Pore had been studying all night
WAS oven thon WAS told, Invisible to his
household; but had the pleasure Of being ro-
celyol by his nobla and charming vito, Mmo.
Loyson. Hor nnme llaB lately been brought be-
fore tho public connected with what was owl
IDENTIFY malicious report, and which am ALL
thorizod to deny. as sho haa not added to tho
family Of roro lIyaointho. In moving about tho
Of various cluaaes, it WAS impossible not to 'be
struck by the popularity Which tho pere' haH
acquired--eFery one was acquainted with him.
herents. The. sallo dc Ia. Reformation waa
ros were told of tho progroAa Of tno new assool-
alton 80 much 10, that determined on seeking
information from those who aro tho ol,iofs Of it.
Ihs following arc tho results Already nesrly
writing, and tho uucoess OF tho movement Ia
most encouraging: a marriage has already been
celebrated In tho 6hlle, and lou porsons or moro
baptized tllB morning, Every Wednesday ovon-
Ing q theological lecture is doliyerod, whom tho
hall IL crowded to aullocatioll. Yot no ono can
entor except by ticket, and 5000 xre gratui-
tously dialrib,ltod weekly to tlloso who give
tleir word OF honor that they arc osthoics,
, 1873-06-14

may montton half dozen; e,; C;onnoneins .t st tho
now rnaol,ino for dredging tho channels Of riYora
TO- permit the e % S y9sse' s esgng At groaet @
screws nro conioAt and placed at tho PROV Of tho
boat. Immediately below them, and n tho same
vertical plane a. tho cut-watcr, is third aorew,
ditch in tho bottom Of tho wntorwaY to
allow tho passage Of tho keol. pro-
factor from Down East Connecticut Inns now
window for churches and othor odinoes, which
he proposes to substitute for stained g1nss. Els
alleged iuprov oonHtBts in q colorod linon
fnbrio placed betwoon two pfatog of ordinary
plate glass, From the South, q Missouri /. man q;
drawn through q sheet motal oha1nbcr, With a
oye in tho centre sna .tsbntoa II. % d. through The
o1uollotf thoroby through cowl on tho roof. In
ha North moat to tho t,mo NeT Yorker
a. star 'o5 out Of
led unronittingly to pair Of shoors, and thon
passod to cumming mechanism, which fta
thcm with flap unknown to tho cards Just ID.
suol with Gordrn1nont sanction.
, 1873-06-14

Tho marvellous growth Of Chicago IL a neves-ceasing
wonder to her noghnors. In leas thhn two years
aincs her soening annhstion she has placed before
tho world miles upon miles Of public buildings and ps
vata warehouses for tho accommodation Of hor I'm
menao trade, that are uncqualed.
Palatal store, 1llod with goods, that aro hourly
boing Transferred to tho cities and villages Of the
tire Wcss Ia place that every man, woman, and child
in tho country haa direct interest IN, for up
tho success Of hor mcrotanta aud 1nanutacturora
will give better idea Of what ia boing done to make
tie great commercial metropolis OF tho country than
commission merchants, who, 70 accommodate tholr
imnonso and increaaing tratle, have moved to the
elegant storc Nos. 6s nna 70 Wabash Aysnuo, Where
they have place Of buAncaa that In their Ina has
a31al III America.
, 1873-06-14

Tho Elgtn watches have reached Tc1aa, and this IA
she characteristic way In which dcalera down that wny
advertise them:
DIALOGUE AMOUR WATCHES AND JEvE1ng.-" Good
morning. Capt. Jack: you appear to be In hurry" !"
~ should think ain. hAva lost my fne gold E1giu
wAtch--Whcolor movement captured from Con. CAM
by. He told beforc lie dlod that he bought II from
9. Il. Burnside, No. 18 Toxas streot. Shreveport.
Thoy aro tho very bcst watches out: they
carry good lime" "Does It keep railroad
tin,o 2" "No; don't uso that kind. I know =
man in Longyiaw, Texaa cano within ten IntnuteQ Of
bong hung by tho Sheriff having railroad ttns and
Just ho WAS adjusting tho ropo friend Of the prs-
omar demanded that he should only 10 hung by auu
be hung BY. Juat at that moment the came In
from Auatin With pardon from the Governor Burn
aide'a aun time savcd him. Ho WAS natrted ut
O'Clock, aatno day, time, and loft on the East
bound trnn" These superior watches nre on sale at
DufDatde's. No. Is Texas str0ot,
, 1873-06-14

wlils 600 are glvon to Professionals. It 10
snd that somo hnvo boon aold for 80 francs or
40 francs each, hut English residonta tell mo
they have been unable to procure any for .1ovo
al Catholics, ~ thcy call thompolvoi, is far too
was held In tho rooms of tho Casino, inlor tlse
Presidency Of M. novorchon, to tnko stops to
snpncod cod ua st moro 70 tban iSo @ persons Sy
ssaoaon :' comm9eeo m t ianes 10 s had S s4o
piled to tho Administrative Council for pormia-
sion to uso tho church Of st. dormain with
bo celebrated thore. Tho Council had replied
TINT thoy folt no diflonty 30 far as their power
oxtondod, nnd NJ. Rovorclon. on tho part Of the
Committee, recommended tllat d potition should
Thanks voro thon voted to Tcro Hyacntho, and
q hope was oxprosAod that they would soon goo
him at tho hoad Of tho Catholic Parish Of Go
novn,-n hope which was received With tho
months has thla rapid progress boon made by
tho Asaocihtton,-a fact which shows that II Waa
douaandod by tile moral aud religious wants OF
tho community, and many with whom t.. ! .spoko
movement, described It ~ boing Of q most on
couraging character. At presont Its organiza-
tfon Is directed by co1nmistoo, AMONG whom
sro n Bardt. President Of the 0onforonce'. snd AZ
ing in porfoct harmony with Dr.. Dolllngor on
general principlca,. poro Hyac1ntho goes evon
Gil Of 'front.'. tho poro relics rathor on
the Primitive Councils. do not on
ter, howeyor, on nco Theological dts-
tinct1onB,- tho Liberal Catholics doHire to main-
tain thoir rotation With tho Catholic Church as
far na is possible. AB you hnve already heard,
law Inns boon passed giving tho people tho
right Of olecting their ouros, and nothing could
| bo moro slgniIcant Of Tho general sontlmen,
ony l1 20
| bo introduced into Italy. tho work Of .roforma-
| tion would 10 hnlf completed, and the minor
clergy, no loaa than the people, would roioice In
having acquired thoir liberty. Az it is, tho
priest in Italy iH tho slnge Of his Bishop and tho
! tyrant OF his parish"
, 1873-06-14

Fron, tho Springfield tlfa:s.) Republican.
tho Northwestern St.tes, nro going to build n
$4,000 monument at Madison, Wis, to the Dis
coyerer of America. His name, they cay, ia not
Christopher Columbus-as popularity supposed
but Loft Ericsson, anti he didn't land in 1889 but
in 1000. Now ne don't want to say anything
harsh Of the lato Capt. Ericsson. Ho was no
doubt sailor Of conn,taorable merit, and, OF
courso, it wasn't his fault that ho vas born some
Bevontoon centurioa or so too iato to discover
America. No right-faoling nun would thiuk Of
twitting him on auch nero chronological acci-
dent al that. But there arc several lohrnod gen.
tlemen of our acquaintance who will insst, II
Susne.s s that IT a e slsi1ns % & ono EluWho I "it
out :" from Tyre 3. @. 700, In consequence Of Q
littlo unplesaantuass with scnnacherb, and
shortly after disappeared from history through
the Pillars OF Hercules, stcering duo woat--shall
L. lasrl along with the roHt.
, 1873-06-14
Illinois River and Canal News

LAsALLH, H., Juno 13-Yhe cAnal-boat angola, from
Chicago, loalod With lumber for Psrn passed. out Of
tue esRs sa afosd n v aG ns9
her barge Milwaukee, loaded with lumber from Ohica-
no. passed out Of t1s canal snl departed for her cs
tnation tahtng in tow tho caueluoAt 0racla Grinwold,
loaded With lumber md suit from Chicago for Napea
Tho eanaboat Cataract, from Ohlcago, losdod with
The canaous Polar Star, from Peru. and Easc1 from
Lasac both loael With for Chicago paaHod Into
tho canal Te river ia kbout ut stand, with ton fest
Of water on thu nitroa Of Lock 10. No report from
the dam ut Henry.
olNAL orr1gE, ou1oAoo, Junn 1s-1:lb r. m.-AR-
nryRp--1touarch, Iockpor 800 brls -four, 237 COO ba
meal; Danucs, 1omoo, 7od0 bu oats; ]. Harrington,
Willow aprtnga o. tons Ice; Metropolis, Horny, $500
bu corn Harriet, 8encca, 800 bu corn.
7,90O sth North Star, Ksnkakeo Teelor 1850 feof
lumber, IN iath, 4,bo0 lts iron; North A1nnricnr,
Hensy, 90 II lumber, I m lath, Is brla Tour,
, 1873-06-14

Tho work Of ovcavating tho tunnols under tho
rocks At Hell Cato MAS completed to-dny, and
tho workmen nre now engaged upon the gallerieB.
Tho tunnels o1tcnd under Tho Sound diatanco
Of $50 foot. or ono quarter Of tue way ncroas tho
channel. It will bo two ycar8 before tho work
will bo completed and the bottom of Hell Cato
blown out. A number OF mules that Ind boon
1owercd by dorrioks aro employed in tho tunno}e,
lilo. Tho cost Of tho work is now estimated at
Cd. 600 010
, 1873-06-14

Thls now and popular nylc Of piano for parlor use
Is meeting with the nuccess that ia powerful tone
rich quality mud sweetness doserve. Having the patent
double bearing grao It will stand In tuno as long
the 1noat e1acting could require. In point Of drab
lty under long yearB Of uao tho Chickering's fa-
nous. Fifty yearh' o1por1once have taught hom the
socrots OF rsclass plano manufacture and who buys
ono Ut huao Instruments rely having Of tho
worry best. aplonlid lot Of these rauon now Of
fered for sale At Resda Temple Of Msic corner Dear
born and Van Duren AtteatQ,
, 1873-06-14

DETROIT, Mich, Juno 13.-PAHsED Up-rrops Nay
flower, Ulamrlafu; hark Arabia; ac1lrH g. 7. hnch,
Exchange Harvest 1one Polly nogeEn J. T. Richards.
pAasEp DowN-lFQps Wcstford. 1tusaia City of noa-
ton,
M1Nn-Houthwcst.
DxrAorr, Mich, Juno 3.-rA6sEp ur-propa Indy
franklin; Toedo N. Mills and .bsryos selirs MAJ.
we'll King BlatArs, Northweatt nuiion Flooce +. D..
Gartlnor, 0risnt, q. r. williams, Monterey.
Passed DowH-prop dlaagaw aud hargea; bark
Acorn scAra 8. 4. Wood fork State, Btakcr, HlHgEe
sud Jones aerlach, T. bakcr, Avery, YAuleT Iron.
sides.
W4Hp-Houtt.
, 1873-06-14
Art Sale.

Attention is called TO tho superb collection Of oil
patntinga now exhibition at store No. D5a Wabash
Avonue. There aro souo 'rare patntinga from tho
easos Of eminent srtsts among the collection. IoyeEs
Of ne art should mako 1t point to sttend tho aao,
which will take place tlfa syunilg al o'clock ns tlis
may bo the 1aat opportunity to obtain choice works Of
art at your own price,
, 1873-06-14
Fine Clothing at Cost.

Over ono hundred thousand dollars in nno clothing,
containing tho very atest New York styles for mons
and hoya woar, Is offered to tho public at cost
from date TIL our removal to our elegant quar-
tors, northwest coruar State md Madison streets,
Aug. l.
0vor 20e0 rhio vests, linen, alpaca, md mohAir
sacks. MohaIr aud linen dustora in great variety.
Engliah and Scotch cheviot suita from $40 to f2a.
Manufacturers cost price. Everything in proportion
call will convince oil tint to soil our goods
II low pricca will DO IT.. EDWARDS, B1uErT & Co., u
and Al Wont Madison street, sos state Rtrcet.
, 1873-06-14

Miniature 8team-Ynclits at Lincoln Park.
The Dukmau Manufacturing Company Of New York
will giro public exhibition Of thur wonderful and
beautiful real a.ea1n- yachts this aftornoon from to
g. At the above placo Tho public aro respectfully ln-
vited,
, 1873-06-14
ILL ulllUAGU DAILY TRIBUNE: SATURDAY, JUNE 4 tS73

intrt,nion Of tho Knenl. Tnblctn Of tho sumtr,
an anciont Turatian raco, hnvo alao boon OK
included In tho supplement- Of tho Dabylonian
dynAaty and tho atory Of tho Kasa Intrusion.
, 1873-06-14

The through Pacific express traln for: Council
Bluffs Omaha, Ban Francisco and Ill other Tar West
points, will leavo the Wells street depot Of tho Chicago
l. Northwestern Railvay, at lol5 rn Sunday, juno
15, 1875 Through tickets, via Chicago, Burlington b
Quincy and Chicago, Rock Island [. Pacific Railways,
will bo good On this train.
, 1873-06-14

CnARLEaroN 8. G.. June 13.-Tho animal
decoration OF tho graves Of tho Confederate leaa
took plnce hero to-dny. There was Bencra!
suspension Of business during tho afternoon.
, 1873-06-14
SPECIAL NOTICES..
ScIlonck,B Mandrake Pills.

Those pills composed ezclusvo1y Of vegetable in.
REodlonte Ind although hcy ont.oy spersedo tho u.s.
They act drooty The ll7of and vsluAbo rsnl
derod state o. that organ Liver Complaint Bilious
Dlaordors Indgostion. 8ick HoAdaohe, Typold evors
drake Piia FoE aaio bY al druxgIats and daalaFa.
, 1873-06-14
Novel n1it1 Unique 1nvonti0Mss
From Tho New York Halt.

Among the tuyontiouA patented within tho
past few days, and notable either for thoir curl
ous character or peculiarly uuoful purpose, we
, 1873-06-14

Thts monolith contains liz liuos Of writing,
disposed in threo columns and ia copy of q
royal grant to Nabunadln-ahi, uho appears to
have boen tho lrst OF poots laureate.
Tho SECOND mouolith contains 80 limos Of
cunoiform writing. inscribed both on reyerao
gmiti) On tho ground Of tho anclont 0lty Of
Assur. 1t is Of about tho samo ora as the for
mer, and ia 200 years older than tho celebrated
'ynaegTs IT,. ThH stone o9 ia;a,y LIS
Dabylonia Ind been conquered by q war
like race ca!led the Kaasi,. who cntcrod
tho country under tho leadership Of
Hammnrnbi. m inscription montionlng whom is
In tho Louvre mnHeuu. Tho dynasty Of kaBsi
contracted matrimonial alliance with Assyria.
The Nazl- -bugaH usnrpatlon was In consequence
Of Russian royolt. 70 Ayonge which tho Ansyr--
iAna conquered Babylonia slew tho usurpor, and
got Kur.galzu on tho tllrono. The preHent tab..
lot idontltles Dolnlrarl as tho King who avenged
the murder OF Kara-hatdas, tho grandson of
Asaur.uballd. 1t also appears that Tho spirit OF
strife bogau in the regn Of Yul~nirari. With the
, 1873-06-14

butchers Dead Shot,
For Bod Bugs. Certain poath to thd Vernln Kills
toue, destroys eggs aud nests, roots the ont UEo it
chARneNt.
, 1873-06-14

B1r. Smith, Of tho London Daily Telegraph Az
syrian expedition, has tranhmittod BY mail toll
be promised, however, that tLoro is considerable
uncertainty in reasoning upon names found in
these inscriptions. Two very important tablets
hsyo boon translated; the one being . new dis
sion Of the Consul OF Franco at Mosuf. The
Gsgt IL certainly memorial, and cnab!oa histo-
rims to supplement with two narnos tho list
OF Babylonlan Kings Of what may DO
termod tho period Of strife botwoon Dabylonia
and Asnyria. From othor inscriptions i llBt OF
lyo In succession, ending With Kuri-gnlzu H.,
had already been established. Tho new monu-
ment, then. extondB tho consecutive list toHoyon,
m f,tinwur
, 1873-06-14

ArPLETONss' RAILWAY GUIDE. e5 cents.
APpLETONS' NORTHERN AND EASTERN
HANn.H00K Of TkA}EI.. $s.o0.
APPLETONS' WESTERN HANDBOOK OF
TllAFEL. $780,
ArPLETONs' SOUTHERN HANDBOOK OF
TRAVEL. G1.e0
ApPLET0NS' EUROPEAN t:IIDE-RO0N, 50
Maps and 10 EnsravlnRs 7:1 pagoa. Now edition,
brought down To 1878. French morocco. 5000. 2
yols., $3.50.
THE MINERAL SPRINGS Of tho United 5tatcs
CanndAs, nni Europe. By GEO. Il. Walton. II. ..
vol. Emo. Prioa. *3.U
NEW YORK ILLUSTRATED. 6 EngrasinGs, In
tho htghost styla of art TO cont.
SKELETON ROUTES through England Scotland.
Ireland WAlos, Denmark, Norway, Sretnn, Kussla,
Poland, aad Spain. BJ HENRY WINTHROP SAnuESr
Limp o1oth b1.09.
Eher the above sent frcs by mail to any adfsa
rooeipt Of the price.
, 1873-06-14
WASHINGTON.
Old Probabilities at Homo---Hig
House and Family.
4 Look Into His Woathor-Eyc--lloW
Lie Puts on Ills SpeCtaClcs.
A School Of Prophecy.

From Our Out, Correspondent
WARRINGTON, 1rno 8, 1873.
Your attention ID fnvitsA to my friend.
Knoxville weekly chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1875, 1873-10-01
zZ ilda Salal8l7 aBf6n saa,6nsosa 1la7s.
HON e NEWS.
A Desperate Street RenCOntre at indie
pendeBCe, Missouri,
An Indian Camp Surprised Near Fort
Laramie.
Fatal ARRAY.

INDEPENDENCE, Mo, Sept Con yes
terday Jas. J. Chiles met Deputy Marshal
Jas. Peacock on the street and slapped
him in the face, and a fight ensued, dur
ing which pistol fell from Chle's pocket,
which was picked up by his son, fourteen
years of age, who shot Peacock in the
back, intlicting dangerous wound. Pea
cock then shot Chiles through the head,
killing him instantly, and "a son of Pea
cock then shot young Chiles, wounding
him fatally.
Knoxville weekly chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1875, 1873-10-01
More Loan Certificates.

NEW YORK, Sept. 24.-The 100000 0C
loan certificates are exhausted.
The Associated Banks will issue Sl0,000,-
600 more to-day.
The Bank of the Commonwealth has
been sued for collaterals, which they can
not produce upon the tender of the amount
loaned.
Carlton, Secretary of the Union Trust
Company, has friends who are in treaty
with the bank for settlement of his de.
falcation.
Henry Clews claims that his securities
exc far more than ample in an ordinary
time, and may resume when the money
market improves. He has published their
correspondents, which include "a National
and State banks, and 15S private bankers.
Grain shippers Advised to Hold on.
II is stated that the Western grain ship
pers are advised to hold Off on account of
the difficulty in meeting sight drafts.
The Stock Exchange remains closed un-
til further orders.
The sub Treasurer is offering no bonds
this morning. Feeling is excited.
Por Western Union Telegraph stock, 81
is bid and "a asked.
Howes & Macy have suspended.
LATER.-The Sub Treasurer bought a
half million of bonds.
The bank Presidents authorize the issue
of another million of loan certificates.
Mr.. Macy, OF the firm of Howes & Ma
Cey, says that all houses like theirs, having
a large number of depositors, must sus-
pend.
WILKESBARRE, PA, Sept. 24.-Brown &
Gray attribute their failure to Henry
Clews. The miners were large deposit
ors.
Knoxville weekly chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1875, 1873-10-01
The Panic sprendlnE !.

ST. LOUIS, Sept. 25.--It was decided at 8
meeting of the bankers of the city, held
last night, to suspend the payment OF
checks or drafts, either in currency or ex.
change, until the excitement in the East
subsidies and the former condition of the
markets is restored.
PATTERSON, n. j., Sept. 24.-Four hun.
dred and fifteen locomotive lnen were dis
charged from Rogers locomotive works
making one thousand, two-thirds of tbs
force.
LONDON, Sept. 24.-Clews, Hobitch &
Co. have decided to suspend.
A Berlin dispatch announces the failure
of banks in that city.
Ciews, Hobitch q Co.'s liabilities on ac-
count of Henry Clews & Co. are G246, 900.
Their own liabilities are e64,000, which
they can meet, but net those of Henry
Clews & Co.
WASHINGTON, Sept. 24-The Freed.
mems Savings Bank is enforcing the legal
thirty days notice from depositors.
r Two million dollars in currency remain
in the Treasury for current purposes.
Richardson will only draw on the
$40, 000, 900 reserve for Government neces-
stiles. The Government, he says has helped
banks by issuing Sl2,0OO,0 900 in currency
for bonds, and they must now take care OF
themselves.
Knoxville weekly chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1875, 1873-10-01
After the Indians.

FORT LARAMIE, Sept. 22.-Captain
Egan, of the second cavalry, captured an
Indian camp north of Laramie, Saturday
last, with cattle, guns and ammunition.
The Indians fled. 1t is believed that they
cut the telegraph wire between here and
Fort Laramie. ...