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MISCELLANEOUS.
srrr pf1nI,C.

The usual centres for political gossip were de-
serted last evening, and q calm seemed to have
settled On the bummer-mind, quite in contrast
with the previous evening. The political Moguls
and prophets who usually contribute go much
to the reporters speculative budget were
either absent in the ward meetings
or at home meditating over their
shameful proceedings at Farwel Hall the
evening previous. Those who were around were
of the smaller tyne Of "blowers." and somehow
there was something in the atmosphere that ap-
peared to depress them. Those OF the sporting
fraternity who week ago were betting On q
majority for Hesiug Of $4,000, were content to
bet eyen on aesing against Huck and Keeley,
but seemed to prefer not to put
up any money. several were heard
to remark that they had left their pocket-books
home. As between Healy and Finerty the bets
were twelve to ten in favor Of the former, which
it Will be noticed ia also q decided change OF
tactics over . week ago. In tact, these were t9a
rates at which pools we're selling at Foley's.. In
the case OF the Treasurership, while the bets
were being made as they were it was privately
conceded that the contest WAS really between
Huck ana HesinS, with the chances in favor Of
the former
MERCHANTS COMMITTEE OF ACTION.
Mr., George Armour yesterday made the fol-
lowing announcement:
In accordance with the list resntution Of tho series
adopted by the meeting at Fnrwen Hall last evening.
to-wit: tResored, That COMMITTEES ct teven be ap-
pointed by the Chair whose duty 1t shall be to mise
the necessary funda and to make tho necessary nr-
rangements to detect and prosecute GREY person Q;
guilty Of Illegal voting electionday, and every o.
oer Of election who shall be guilty Of violation Of the
law,'' hereby appoint Is the Committee Of seven
contemplated by that resolution the following gentle
men yiz william Aldztch. Richard T. Crane, Abb,
5ah Keith, Jesee spaIding. George IL HOW samost
I3}isR " NJ E1an 4EpR9E ARMOUR.
' Chairman OF Meeting.
No action will be taken by the Cornrn1ttee TILL
Monday.
NOTARiES WAITED.
The following notice has been sent ont by the
Republican Campalgn COMMITTEES
HEADQUARTERS REPUBLICAN CAMPAIGN COMMIT
rEE-AI Eotaries Public who desire to aid In the
cause of right and who are willing to devote next
Tuesday to that cause, will please report to these
headquarters for duty on Monday
4 rsse-meeting Of French citizens will be
held Monday evening in Maskells Hall, corner
OF Desplaines and Jackson streets to protest
ara1nst the candidacy OF A. G. Hesing, the NOR
tai enemy Of their interests and nationality.
, 1875-10-31
ILLINOIS SUPREME COURT,

Proceedings Saturday.
Or1AwA, ILL.,, Oct 30.-The following were the
Supreme Court proceedings to-day;
MOTIONS DECIDED.
OR Motion reserved to the final hearing.
SOL Time extended ten days for thu appel1ss tn dls
hr1efx-
693, 699. zoo. Motion ovegruIed; Gomez too late.
q. staaden The People; supersedeas denied for
noncompliance with the rule.
4s1. Dseghne vs. Schwartz 1eaye given to file
amended record In delivering this order, Justice Walk
er said that inadvertently they had allowed this to be
strictly complied with We hold that after the sub.
mission Of cause, amendment to the record could
not be filed without notice to the opposite party and
sufficient shown for tbs reason, and that the
transcript Of the record and crror7 and joinder in
szro'a s1.nd as the p'';ainE 11egyaK n CAUSE
will b granted to Walter aapplsby to psscies Law in
The application Of George .. Crooker is denied. We
nnd no proof Of two years. study before salng for
license
NEW MOTIONS.
81 Motion to stay tbs isaue Of deeds pendiug thu
CO.. Stipulation that this Cause abide ths decdgon in
No. 27G, and taken with that number.
6's Motion BY the appellee for an extension Of tins
24s. Motion to set aside the orde. Of atarm.ncs.
l55 Stipulation aud motion to submit briefs and
abstracts in the Court Of the Central Grand Division
| in similar case between the sarne parties.
ansisq TO ae non anu
1as and 1885, Motion by the defendant in eror set
aside the order Of taking the cause.
1l6. Notion for further time to file amended ap-
peal bond; also. diminution Of record suggested
| also, to file an amended transcript
TO and 722. Motion by the appellee for IN extengon
Of time to file BRIEFS
GAIL or TIE DOCKET.
| 7n1 to 7o6. inclusive, taken.
SG.. Taken with 7D5.
EOS to 7l3, inclusive taken.
ia. Affirmed under the 1ula.
T;5. Taken.
T16- Passed.
] TT to TO- inclusive; taken.
Is Peoples docket-Ths People ex rsl Tithkov zp.
y. ]. Leary; taken.
IL. Continued for SERVICE
ll0. l43. 212, and 344; taken.
| 35a. Ab1de4 the decikion in 664.
3eO and AS; taken.
cs5. The order Of ztazmaucs set aside, and the
| cause taken.
S.. Rehearing doeke.-The order staying proceed
ings mhda In vacation will oe discharged
| No. 20. On the 1874 docRet-John P.:nuaer yz. Tho
People, o1t1io dled yesterday By scoheld. j.; iudz-
nent reversed, end the causa 1e.Ianded.
ADJOURNMENT,
| Tie Court Adjourned to o'clock Monday
| morr::s.
, 1875-10-31

The season OF base ball ended yesterday, with
the game in Boston between the Hartford and
Boston Clubs. The final summing up throws
the Big Bridge Club back to fourth place, and
the Chicagos last but one- The games between
hrst-c1ass clubs were all played, with the excep-
tion Of about twenty-four, and it is plainiy ap-
parent that the standing.of the clubs are fairly
indicated in tie table. In 1871 the Chicago
Club ranked third in q field Of niue, and last
year fifth IN field OF eight. This year it is
sixth among seven clubs. We shall see what
- the boys OF '76" will do, when the table 10
made up year hence. subjoined is the sum-
mary:
, 1875-10-31

REoPENIE0 OF DoTY n1I1NEs' ROOM.
: This widely known and popular resort OF bill
iard-lovers by whom it is regarded aa IN every
respect the model billiard-room OF Chicago,
ia to be introduced to it's hosts Of
friends aud patrons in newer and more
attractive form than ever before. Monday af-
te1noou OF this week, at O'Clock, the hall will
be reopened, having been entirely reftted with
new aud elegant tables Of the ]. IL. Brunswick
& Balko Co.'s celebrated make, while the hall It.
self has been tastefully decorated. All the Old
attractions remnin-tho polite and assiduous at
tention constantly bestowed upon patrons, the
fine equipment Of wines and liquors, and the
general air Of solid comfort so peculiar to Doty
4 Rhines' room: Tho reopening will DO signal.
lied bJ exhibition games by al the prominent
professionals in the city.
, 1875-10-31
TENNESSEE SPORTSMEM.

MEupH1s, Tenn, Oct. 30.-In the field trial OF
dogs to-day for the championship OF America,
the first prize was awarded to tom, !" the prop
erty OF g. ". Campbell, of Columbus, Tenn. ;
second to Nicholsons :" Harry" from tho same
kennel and third to P. II. Brvson's I" Maude." "
The meeting OF the Sportsmen's Association.
which closed to-day, has been a grand SUCCESS.
All the purses shot for were we'll contested
The prize for the best brace OF fold dogs was
awarded yesterday to g. ". Campbell's "Tom y
and q MAY"
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NE, EQpETREE DENIES.

70 the Editor qf The Ch1caao 1t75u,as:
CHICAGO, Oct 30.-The statement in your col
smns Of this morning. that I inetigsted the dis
turbaace 1t the meeting held in Farwen Hall last
evening. is base, lbelous and false. 1didnot even
spprehend the meeting would assume polti-
cal complexion. I understood 1t to be called in
the interest Of good government and honest
elections, to which al citizens we're invited As
soon Is the disturbance arose, l. thinking that as
Chairman Of the Opposition Campaign Commit
tee might be able TO exert some influence, at
once made my way into the midst Of the
excited throng that surrounded A1r. Hesing, and
exerted myself to the utmost Of my ability to
suppress the disorder. Many Of the gentlemen
upon the platform eau, and no doubt will, bear
witness to these statements. desire IN honest
government IS sincerely as you do. I have
never been charged with corruption in any pub
Lie position have held, so far as I am aware.
The good name, fair credit, and peace of Chica-
go ia Is dear to me- rs it is to yon, and always
have and always will do all that lies in my power
to maintain it. Yours ETC.,
JoHS II. RouSTRL.
, 1875-10-31

Nine yeara Of Republican ohice-holdtng cost
sec. 400. and three years OF Opposition rule cost
$4,000. If you want to put this style OF ooln:
things into couutr anaifs vote for Hasing; it
not vote for Huck.
, 1875-10-31
TIE NEBRASKA ELECTION.

,Spec7dI D7sDdzch 70 1He Chsod0o 7Tlou7R.
LrSoo1y, Neb., Oct. 30.-The official canvass
OF tho votes in the late election, completed to-
day, shows 40, 600 cast The new constitution
carries by nearly $4,000. The coupon leaving to
the people the power of locating the capital has
$500 majority. The coupon giving the neoplee .
power OF expressing preference for United
States Senator has $500 majoritv. The Repub-
iicnnB elect everything excepting tTo District
Judges and one District Attorney.
, 1875-10-31

without doubt that they can understand what Is
coming it they elect the Opposition lenders TO
rule Cook County.
Following is a comparative statement OF the
ealary of the Clerk Of the Town Of South Chicago
for the yea1s named:
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+hemseIves Opposition. For many DAYS past l,
toeathar with dozen other Democrats Of tho
Ftfth Ward. have been at loss to know exactly
vhst course to pursue Tuesday, but SINCE the
nroceedincs OF last night at Farwen Hall We no
longer hesitate but have decided to go, to the
polls and deposit our bsllots in the plnnpess
possibls way against the mobite, the bully, the
monarchist, A. C. Hesing. Let all good e1t1-
gems, without regard to party, do likewise.
BUEKEYK.
, 1875-10-31
DEATHS.

UEsAIE11.
ENSWORTH-Ftances c., wife Of Charles Ens-
WORTH aged 90 yeat1, formerly Mrs. Gagle, an old
resident Of Chicago.
Funeral Sunday ut p. nn., from 214 A1axvan-st-
Carrtagps to Gr2celsnd. Friends invited.
~ Eastorn papers please copy.
THoMAs-On Friday night, Oct. ., tho infant
daughter OF Alfred G. and Craze Thomas, aged ID days
HEALEY-Friday evening. Oct. 29, Daniel Heaey.
Funeral from his LITE residence, No. los Fulton-st
Sunday, 31st, by cazs to Calvary. Friands arc in-
ytted to attend.
FoRsYTH-At 81 Doug1as- -av., Saturday morning at
O'Clock, Capt s. Forsyth, aged ~ years and days
Funeral service ut tho house, Sunday, at O'Clock
AL friends invited to attend. Remains to be taken to
Sandwich, Ill, Monday, At 1850 =. m.
RYAN-Oct. c8, Timothy Ryan, aged 6s years, d
native oflNew Ross County, Wexford, Ireland.
Funeral to-day At O'Clock from hia lats rexidance
90 In6ana-st.
Hc Toronto, Ont, papers please copy.
, 1875-10-31


cu1c4eo. Oct, S0.-Honesty is the winning
card for tho Democracy. It IVES played in New
York at the right time. aud elected Tlden Gov
eruor Of that State; and before the game has
ended he will probably be President Of the
United States. Democrats OF Cook County.
look to the ticket Of the Opposition party.
There is nothing thereto awaken this sentiment.
but everything to repress it. Turn to Ml-
chael Keeley. In his candidature it hnds
IN emphatic expression. Shortly before he re-
tired from the Office OF Treasurer Of Cook Couu-
IL in 1862 or 1863 the Legislature of this State
passed Law authorizing County Treasurcrs to
paw over the public moneys held By them in the
currency Of the United States. Er. Kelley con-
1erted the gold held by him into currency, and
made $4,000 by t5a exchange, and this pre-
MUM with the currency, he OF his own accord
put into the Treasury Of the State for the bene-
fit of taxpayers. Businessmen Of Chicago!
wish to lay this matter upon your
consciences. Suppose you should find that
your Cashier had, By legitimate use OF yonr
funds, added to them the sum Of 5.O00, and,
instead OF putting them into his own pocket,
which he could legally do under the rules you
had established for the conduct Of your bust
pess had consulted his conscience instead OF
the statute aud placed it to your credit With
your bauker,-could you discharge that man
And. If his plaoe should afterwards become va
can't could you refuse his application forit? How.
then, can you reject the application for public
Office OF one who has in the performance OF his
official duties furnished go ggual an illustration
of this rare virtue? Honest Democrats Michael
Kee}ey is earring your Tag alone in this tight:
DO not, implore you. in the interest Of good
government, do not desert him.
An OLD-LHE DEuoCEAT.
fT7ha Ahnra in from one of the Oldest and most
influential Democrats in the city, and one Of the
chief members Of the late Jeffersonlan Club.
ED.]
, 1875-10-31
THE SCORE

HUNS edTNed-HAIff0Fdst I. -. =.
Total bdxs on hf.s-Bostons, u; Harttords, II.
uome Fan-Darn8.
5sco 6ass htst-Wrfsht, Harbdee, Bond, Allison.
Struck ous-Leouatd, SpaldirE, York.
Time Of gan4e-l hour IS minutes.
Cmpife-HArTJ Lamb, Of the Beacon Oluh~
, 1875-10-31

Nine years OF Republican rule cost 81 6oo, ana
pne-tilird that time under the Opposition cost
i've tunes as much. Are the voters undecided!
In the Office Of the Assessor the figures are no
1ess striking They are 6ubiolQed:
, 1875-10-31

TotAlB. s-s'-... -*A''o" s''oS
Seren years salary under Republican rule WIS
&1.3oo, and one year under the Opposition was
S1,500. Do the tax-pRyera like the prospect OF
havinr the same thing carried into this county
Following gre the figures for tho same years
, 1875-10-31

8useial Dispatch to 17s Chicago Tftbtsne.
MILWAUKEE, Oct. 30.-The Chamber OF Com
merce to-day tabled resolution to create new
grade Of wheat, No. hard. There seems to be :
strong conservative majority that will refuse an
further change IN cur grades, as experimental
unjustifed, and dangerous.
, 1875-10-31

MARRIAGES.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES II, by the Rev. D..
McA1ullin Mr.. Edward Gerxr1in and 118s Fannie e.
Dickinson, both Of this city.
~ San Francisco papers please copy.
, 1875-10-31

POLITICAL ANNOUNCEMENTS
REPUBLICAN MEETINGS MONDAY.
Republican meeting At the North Sido Turner-Hali,
on North CLARK street. The Hon John l. Logan, E.
A. Ssor1s, aud Louis G. Huck will addreas the meet
ing.
Republican meeting at Iarneds Ha1, corner Thirty
nth street and Cottage Grove arenue. Gen. Mann
will addresa the meeting.
Republican meeting Of the Eleventh Ward, to be
held 1t Orpheus Hail. corner Lake and Peora streets.
Republican meeting Of tho Fifth Ward, to be held at
200 Thirty first atreet.
Swedish meeting. to DO held at clybourn Avenue
Theatre. Louis Q. Huck and othess WILL address the
1neetDg.
Republican meeting Of tbs Tenth Ward, to be held
at Desplaines street, between Adams and Jackson
streets. George CLARK, G. H. Reed, md Gen. Mann
viii adtreas the meeting.
at he corner Of Carpenter street and Milwaukee ave-
nue..
Republican meeting at Eng1ewood High-schoo1- 8.
B. Hopkins aud others Will address thn neettng.
Republican meeting Of ths Ninetesnth Wnrd, to be
held at U6 Rush street.
Republican meeting Of the fifteenth Ward, to BE-
held st 548 Elston avenue
Republican meeting Of the Thirteenth Ward. corner
Robey street and Ogden svenue-
Republican meeting Of the Third Ward, at the Hall
ut No. 619 State street,
Republican meeting Of tho Sixth Ward. st 1906 Hal-
sted street
Republican meeting Of the Fourteenth Ward, At the
corner OF 1ndianz and Lincoln streets.
Republican meeting Of colore citizens Of the -Four
teenth Ward, At the Baptist Church On Irving paee.
THE OPPOSITION MONDAY EVENING.
Grand naass-meeting Of tho Opposition Party ut
Mccormick Hall.
--------- PERSONAL. -
TNFoRMATIoN WANTED-oF WHITE TEXAS
ata fos psco;e1y a. lis south .lstsdss + r TIER
old wishes to form aoquaintsnrs of young lsdJ
1o'sss 90 2'i Adde's. g. Tbaas oeo - 1'
73ERsONAI-MRs. l.. e. vi FOUND NINE.
Wednesday afternoon dscids about our hAts Hat
DERsONAl.-A LADY ESDRAVoHING TO DRAW
L out money deposited IN her own at 60 North
Cl.rkst. tConmercal Lean Co.2 ost E. wss aEEestsd M
oonier fsvor b communicating With Room Is. No 1od
Fifth-ar.
pRRsoNAL-A Man 81 YEARS OF AGE WOULD
!zdJ. Object, wte. horas. Addreas 80. Trtbuae
DRRsoNAL- DETECTTYE:- # YOU ARE a
fsnd II e11 n and No nocs vi" be
saeqns Prof; Peppers matinee pe.ss send her i'd
dress 10 the gent who sAt behind her2 II Is, Tribune
ot5ce.
PBKS9X4L5"}ESS1E S E ::y 4 WEST" PLEASE SEND
pERsoS1I-WILL MISS G. WHO WROTE 4. S:
Fulton p.e1se appoint afternoon o4hsr than
] saadA,. 1ddfe.s - bsiore.
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oREAr FRAUDS CONTEMPLATED IH TaE oRAW-
FORD DISTRICT!

-,>N''' "''@0' BucKETK.
GREAT rRACps CONTEMPLATED Is TaE cRA"-
FORD DISTRICT!
TO the Editor Of The Chicago Tribune:
CHICAGO, Oct. 30.-There Is not so serVlle
tool Of corrupt men anywhere as Crawford, of
the County Board. The same men who control
him have swindled Cicero out OF thousands. are
operating extensively in the towns OF Lake anu
Hyde Park, and are just beginning TO e1seno
thir power Into Lyons Crawford ID 81 lno!a-
pensable necessity to them. They have gov nln
nominated and now they mean to elect him' ~
gravel trains and cinder trains, they expect ~
carry gang of repeaters all the way from hsoe
Park, via the Stock-Tards aud brgnlon' "
Lyons, voting at every place.
The poll that needs most to be "atcnea -
the one ut Brighton, where there are rom my
to soyenty-ffye legal voters. Crawford expects "
po1l from 500 to 700 votes there.
This place should hare been sane1ea dd;1on 10 waa
made. The bill was SO drawn as to accomplish
it. But it Was left out by some fraud In the en-.
erossment OF the bill. 1t now ls pofnon ut
Cicero: bnt it's rulers have no sympathy Watn
Cicero people, except to vote taxes and eat them
mn. Cicero would gladly get rid Of it, and Chi
caeo oucht to have it. The rulers OF thus little
1ore OF land beiieve in all the Improvements
which thev can gat the contract for making, and
they want Crawford to be the man to let them
the contracts Taber ia running lar ahead IN
this district and, with an houest Fote, be Will
certainly be elected. The defeat OF Crawford ID
all that is desirable in order to give honest men
q majority in the next Board. s1ook-YARns.
DAVIS RETURNS TO TIE ATTACK
To The Editor Of Tie Chicago Tribune:
CHICAGO, Oct. 29.-Pardon me for again tres
passing On your space. Mr. Wa1dron Gays in to-
DAVIS TRIBUNE that his action with the Com
mittee that packed the self. styled Democratic
Convention ''was entirely for the purpose OF
preventing the Endorsement Of the Opposition
ticket" True Democrats will be glad to learn
that there Was an honest man on that Commits
tee, but will be sorry to know that he was so
terribly outwitted. The entire hummer ticket
waa nominated by vote OF III out Of 118, the
otl ar 1. Of whom Mr. IT. says he was one, not
voting.
The ticket is aruently supported BY Winston,
an aristocrat with hummer procliEitles, and Doo-
little, most thoroughly concaited young
iackanapes, we'll named saye as to his tongue,
law in business and seldom in Court, but wordy
and omnipresent in hummer political meetings.
These TWO yainly imagine and impudantly clalm
to represent tho Democratic party. They are
worse than Waldron as much as 3 persistent
tascal is worse than ropentant TOOL.
It is Huck or Kelley. Democrats, though sold,
cannot be delivered. Thieves, pumps, and
steereTs, aided by aspiring youngsters and feW
misguided though better men, do not constitute
. third Of the voters OF Cook County. With an
honest vote and an honest count, good men need
not fear JOHN IL DAe1s-
, 1875-10-31

~ the Editor Of The Chicago 7s56ua<:
CHICAGO, Oct 3D.-I write this hastily. merely
to EAT that am Jehersonian Democrat, and
belonged to one Of the Jenersonian Clubs OF
few weeks ago. I am, and have been, d,sgusted
u the proceedings Of the said organization in
allowing itself to be swallowed up body aud
soots by that band Of indescribsblea styling
, 1875-10-31

~ Tie Editor of The Chiraoo 1<!bans:
CHICAGO, Oct. 30.-The gambling fraternity Of
Chicago have not espousad Hesing's cause for
any love they bear the man. whom on the con-
trary, they both hate and fear as one in whom
they &nd others have no confidence, and over
whom they have no permanent control, but be-
cause they SEQ IN him and the County Commits
sione1B means OF perpetuating their ascend
ancy in city anairs. This fight to the gamblers
is Of no significance Whatever. unless it secures
to them through political influence their contin-
ued control over the police, whose 1et-alone pol
icy is the secret Of their success. Hesing, Mil
ler Rehm, and the County Commi ssioneEs hay
ing promised the gamblers that the police
ahau not interfere with their business, McDon-
aid brings all his cohorts forward to sustain and
carry the Hesing ticket. Give Mcdonald the
control OF the city police, and he cares not who
rules in other departments. L.
6RA1r LCNHARD's SONG At THE MEETING or TIE
MERCHANTS.
r. ths Editor qf The Chicago Tribune:
CHICAGO, Oct. 3D.-As all the gamblers were ut
the meeting Of the merchants, it would bare
been more appropriate for Frank Lumbard ia
have sung the comic song Of Gus Du Bois', nov
Iii the rage in the small concerts in the city.
With Nike Mcdonald in front OF the stage, ]
think see all the audience looking in one direc-
tion as frank roars out the last stanza:
Our second John Morrisse5 the Prince Of all gamblers
Has \ shars in al t1ickA that arn taken In town,
And III one of his ropcrs ~ chance gets arrested,
Yon bet he VII squ.Ee 81 II 6siors @ he he's sent down
In our Council 1 wonder he don't take the chair,
Our city officials all snnue when they meet him,
They wouldn't do this II Long John vas Mayor.
, 1875-10-31

70 the Editor Of The CAsedoo Tribune:
CHICAGO. Oct. 30.-It is asserted by those who
were close to Mike Mcdonald in the fraeas ut
Fa1weu Hall Friday evening, that he had two
pistols in his pockets, ready for any emergency,
but of course - they were not loaded" Mike
never carries loaded weapons. "ForeEarned
is foreatmed." Let the voters remember the
dangerous class We hare to meet ut the polls
maxi Tuesdxy, and do our duty Ut whatever cost
The crowd who would break down chairs for
weapons in pseceble meeting would not hesi-
tate to use pistol or knife to cary out their evil
designs On election-day.
As Eleventh WARD Yo1ER-
, 1875-10-31
PERSONAL.

PERSONAL.
DERSONAL-LADIES ARE NOT PERMITTED TO
I votc bat they call at Mrs. SQu1ER'S, aa3 Wa
bash-av., and SEQ her elegant French hats.
DERsONALWILL SOME WIDOW LADY, 4 BE-
ltever In SpIEtuallsm. address In confidence Il 1W'
Tribune office.
pERsoNAL-WILLGI GIVE SIS FOR THAT STOCK.
L j. r. 81.
, 1875-05-05
LEGAL
Supreme Court.

Nsts Of nhods Isisnd ese. County Of Provldsncs
T. IL :qnity No. l.s 70 81 lsin i ~ Ard rat q!
dlsd in ths yeAy lk!3:
Whereas. aid upssrns Court, hy decree sntssed
ei.s ta9 pe1!!9o q III: e.tsts ot ..d TbopH A1dfes.
shldtsa q III aitsF. Alice Smith, 10 BE- inteatas and
~ 9scss sasrsd ia ssd esuss II The March
t4s dstthutioa u The md .onk ahs ne.t Of tla
II tntestAts sstatsa slsnded tbs tms tcr proving
elSas tstoEs ne y tho nrst day Of JUNE A. u Is9si
sntisled - as1l III 81 sAid Thomas Address, thai
AAld dscrse y modified aforaa&id and to II
hsfors ss!d asst Isy Of Juas e. b. lS7t aud hls and
Aks good thsr claims before mo- Il tuJ oacs II No. Il
EAMukL ". PECkIfAM.
Master In Ch4ucsry Ia said cAusp.
, 1875-05-05

TREASURY DEPARTMENT..
QFiICE or COMPTROLLER az THE HURHEHCY,t
z... WARRINGTON, Fob. y. iB7s.
hohes Z asTshE 4ise9 e ~ Retaon. sho p.{ ha1s
f.sS" NJ: th.t tho ;, IAN: s mq:t b pss:sH.sa T. T.
thIss months IRON thls dA. lh:{ ~ b asi!Swad.
C1xnpxollaf OF C1ItEneH.
, 1875-05-05

FOR SALE sa WILL ntJY 4-sTnRY 1iOUaI
and lh At Park Ridge: tau dpNn and 10 month
81 co5 VIII Ioy god oldfA. atnIJ brcf buusa
a.tp nd los 9ad easnerl sew.lt on two sldo'.
.o01 VII buy good 7Euo1n coAgo and lot 1t Eyans
ten; $40 dnNn and 3ls mpnthly for balance.
9l.HH will uJ 7-to1m cottaxe and two lots 1t DcA
palnes $snt dorm and alb monthly for BALANCE.
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