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IHE hVQoChcEFEn - VF uuH HEAL III.
Tho llvor IL the great depuEaling Or blood
oleansiny organ Of tho sys.om. Bet tho great
houaekoeper Of our heslth At work. and tho foul
cor1uptions which gcnder in tho blood aud rot
out, "a It woso, tho machinery Of lio, ara gradu-
ally expelled from tho systom. For ths pur-
poso DR.. rlerco's 0odou Medical Discovery,
With small daily dosos Of Or. Picrco's Pleasant
Purgativo ps!ots, arc pro eminoutly tho articles
needod. They et.se every kind Of humor from
tho worst scrofuta 10 tue common plmrle bIotcA
or eruption. Great eating ulcers kindly hoal
under their mighty curative Influence. VIruleu&
blood poisons that lnrk fu tho systam nro by
thom robbed Of their terzors. and by thslr petBo-
sor3ng aud somcwhat protractoI uss tho most
tainted system mar DO completely renovated and
built up anou. Enlarged glands. sumors. and
srel!lngs dwlndle away and dsapposr under tho
influence Of their great rcsolycnts. Sold by all
doAlets In medicines.
"c'audc Child sbont . years old, WAS great
" Afflicted with Boros on his logs and feet, 80
that he could not wear his shoes and stockings.
liaa great deal Of trouble with hinl. Had
tried many remedies Intellectually. At last we
tried the Golden Medical Discovery. and in
about thEeo weoka he was entirely cured, his
soFcs vere all healed, and health much In
proved. Respectfully yours.
J. ". Boyer,
VeEmtlllon. E.'sar Co.. ILL.,, Jan. 70. 1915.
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1HE UNITY CHURCH CONCERT.
Tho Unity Church organ exhibition concert
will oo given thia eysning, and everything tu-
a'catea an unusual suocess. The sale OF seats
hsa been very largo Indeed. much more 40 than
ny ono had expected, Rnd tho prospects, ARA
tnht n tho Church will be crowded 10 oYortiowinr.
me varied attractions Of this remarkable MI.
slcal treat viii b found In tho programme, shoi,
PART /,
l. ose9tafe 70 Hunyn di Laszlo, .prfe1
urx.,,... ~. 4 ArtAHr J. Cressoid.
Anatas'oC: .,,.......,....H HAtton
a. "che faro asnzz Euridios." .,..... e,rct
4 o,.r4,,. :; ~ y. nnas L.oltss Cary. :. :
H. In.,. :.';H;,,;Ht,''.''.......Wsbs III,
A'ess' p1ets, from Tbs Prophot =, MeYsrt,osr
u.,.. Mes Aan.s Lsuiss Cary.
Quaker CITY Qaortt.te
7. Overture, "T.nnhsussr s.... v.
. 8r: Arthur y. cfensoM, "'s"sf
q ous tne Lard u Mindful kend.t.schn
Q. .p4... nj t.1as. 1I.s 4 na.4 Loatss Cary.
1o III v Ms'es: of Qu.i.rr oil, oa;;ts,si tistssdala
N'a oaao.a ~ suol, y {Ajsnan1 :, m ThGm..
II. Than. .,a I;tt " Anna Louiaa Carr ~A''''@'
' as saa variations In A Fiat, - ,rbr.,.
II. Rsrsu.ds Acs II. ctaTsne* Eddy. '9's
2Sakr nts Qaartai::,' aartitis:''''''''A Aunss'
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CORNERSTONE sn,1u RI ppoe n.neu
Wtsmtnn1"y iu,o :. rho r,arn.,s.ta Fhur "nnan'
7.',1' MA"'i.an.os' 'u'y f,-Ahe Commissioner o.
inulah Ahafn makea t'ta following statement
wlth fesa" to The loster Of Prot. s1az1' pub
somo TINA .co prof n,r,h yet,,nc, fro,o !,
wo.torn tour rnri,e .,ic,. In ,,.ito1, ,ia IT,,
~ "o't''. sons' aol'"H "HicA Ae V'7'tetl tAo lieu
Cloud Indian Agency. About tho limo Of li's
ret'irn, humorous clHrEea of mrcontuct In TIM
Office agai,Bt Agent Bayi,to, of tho He'd Cloud
Agency, which inyoIvod tbn charaotcr NJ I'm
ann,,ios .,I ,,,a III. - ...,,....;' L. ."o
aurp.o o." s''o ',,"u'of VI 'nea8 uh'sipa'ion'
appeared III Tie Liberal rarerB. al calculated.
apparently. to Affect the Indian Of1co and
lntsElor Department. Prof. MArsh came to
Washington. ca!lod upon NO. aud presented
samples Of tho supplies which 10 claimed CAME
from 1tod Cloud, but which Ilo had not verified
personally. fle did not call upon the Hecreta1y
81 tho interior, nor did ha communicate with
him by writing. lie wha presented by tho Post
m,aater-oonoral to tho President. and reiterated
these general and fndeflnte scounstions. 70 all
thcso tho Secretary mado TO roplv. u nothing
bad been presented TO him detinito enough to
justify jon apswer.
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~ H. haen ds""J thst liz landlord ha4 lien
unon ti,c coo,jn Of tho tenant hoGAuse tho Stato
iaas gave i 70 him. lfo xo therefore, o.oc.
Tint the ctatn, Of 20 petl''ono's' ''s'''D"a -
Bfx suta wore began yadterdnT by various
rartios against Tho CITY Of ChicagoEI,1oh99 y
stck tusI' for oooo, by hiloael 1!ssnoy fer sio
GSo nosc ~ for eio,ooo and I5 Patrick Murray for
s25 The :nts sse ,,og" Il! s' aspot 10 tnSF far
1miIlina vjaditct ovor Kinze street at tta crona-
'nr Wti, IIsisted ntroos, The plaintiff eAv that
tj,ey own property on Klnzte 1troat "hloil ID
now lnseceaoih1o from Hs,Steo etreos @ S.cept ns
i,eon ;nt1rh diminished, and the vslne or thntr
ueot,crty iossouod 30 thht they hare difficulty In
Iontlngit 1t. ...a
r1,,dpuce Haieht, nIei bill alleging that her
bnaband Wilson, had been guilty Of nnfa'stful. M
netn to hts rnarftsge VOWS, and ssking for
docree Of divorce OH that account.
r,su. n,,soo,t t,ae the cascs Of the United
ststos Va. -drain Inspector Harper rot for to-
oAS Sn 'oJI or'ur OF Of attachment for contompt waa
Issued yesterday by Judge lodsenat asa'at 9at
failing to appear betore CotnmiaaioncE Horne TO
oyo oy,tlonce Iii lilo criminal case OF the United
Htstcs againat Hclhf7ncr 1srothnra, charged with
violation of tho royenuo laws
Judge HoRore Will have paremptor7 CAL nexs
Saturday 4 calendar.
;. ualTHD srArEs coua1s.
Durrity. Chaffraix i CO: and II. upmann q
Co. began a auit for "a, 600 agatnat tho Fourth
National Bank Of Chicago
BANKRUPTCY ITEMS.
F. F. Allis Co., claiming %. 510S'; neaaold.
Duweu i Co., oil claim for $lD7.15 alld Houry
I, 8eelye, on claim fyr 90, 5oS.o3, flied pctf-
In ha1 Rrnfr1t AhYhtAn H. Wilma
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.prefal Dfspdteh to 7hs Chicago Tribune.
srn1N0FlILp, ILL.,, July l4.-Geofgo ". White,
pattarn.makor in the Springfield watcil-fao-
tory, died suddenly to-day Of heart. .disoaac. 1le
came hero from tho Egin watch-factory. Ho
Was engaged regularly 1t work up till noon,
WHOM he went apart to his lunch, aftor Which
ho lay down. and when called to labor l,o did
not rcspond, and on goiug to arouse him lo
Was found dpad.
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Tbs Vienna papers, says tho Pail Ifau (}azeUe.
report that the memberH OF the Turco-P Persian
tween the two countries arc unAbla 10 ax1pe ~ 10
tue District OF MohammsrA, which Ii claimed
both By Turkey and BY persis- The Pe1sians
Allege that under the lsss frontier treaty con-
they hare : Eiaht not only to tho Town Of Moham-
nass, but also 10 tho island OF that name formed
b! the TiKsis and tho Persiau river Karum.
Itst Inland, however. no longer exists, ~ tue
AA1uu has for many yaars lowed Ia = different
channsl from that mentioned In the treaty. Not
M1thstAnding tha, Persia persists Ia he1 cialm 10
tne aisputsd territory. which covers Al arus Of
ABOUT ~ square mtles. Turkey, on tho other
20 peEslA, but Eefusea TO abapdon the rest OF the
sos1ttoFy, On ths ground that "a II II no longer
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t&M{i.SYhE.

sAN FRANCISCO, July 14.--Dr. Ynrrow, Of
Lieut.. Whboles's exploring expedition. has ar
rived horo from Banta Ba1barn, On route to
Washington. with aeynral tous Of specimcna Of
Ielicn Of the stone ago Of thin coast for e1hibi-
bltion at tue Contnnnial. hr. Schumacher, Of
the smithsonian Institute haa boen making
equally Interesting discoveT1ca IN Santa UarbatA
lAlhndA, aud will continue YaEroM's work.
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4 MORMON 6ARnn

HsE 1ohx, July A.-Ths .ts.m,,,, ,,.s
from liverpool. landed to-day Il O.st1s n.",.,' a'
soeu.. sueas '~ aofnona under the charge at ss1sn
hsenss appointed BY brigham Young :, a.ss'a. .'sa
tas t50 81 Et8ns s = auSss Sst
@ aqa xe:a q: 'sa:
alnAyiAns. Afe bcAn-
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an inland. tho tsnaty rcferrc1 to cannot b. r..
Eartled ~ arrsying to 1t. l,osl elen adl,cre ot-
stinAtely I" tlIor Wow Of tho gneston. and It IN
boievcd that tho mntsor will bs brought hoforo
representatives Of ltIo European foHcss in lilo
East,
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SrNefnf hlssdtch To Tie chaedqo TJfJune.
MrsKo0EE. /. T., July 13.-The permanent
Agency for tho l}ve civilized trlboa has been
finally located hero By Mai. Ingalls,, Cuited
States Indian Agent. 4 building will be tmmc-
diately ercctedto cost s1o00o and 4 model farm
in connection tlcrowith will be laid ont and put
under cultivation to inHtrnte TO tho ln.liaus how
modern farming operations should Ia con-
Hlnfni
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Special Dspatch to The Chicago Tribune.
TOPEKA. Kan. July 14.-A large lot of timber
has becn shipped TO the military cantonmont
III the Pan Handle in Texas, 10 10 uscd in con-
Btructing quarters for si1 companies Of troops
It III thu purpose 10 maintain permanent mill
tarY post In that region. The cantonmcut In
18o miles from Fort Dodge, in tho heart Of the
Indian hunting grounds
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THE NATIONAL cAmP.mEErlNo.

"pF11z1s UtspoItH 70 7h7 Ch1cd90 7F1FINe.
oEpAn RAPIDS, a.. July 14.-TAe National
camp"meetinE, in point Of numbers, is pro-
aounoed groat succoas. Tho attendance 1t
p1eaoh1ns ts generally beswesn 1900 and 5000.
inc doctrine OF holiness II preached ai tho ttrue.
beventy-hye ministers arose al labt cynnine's
meeting and testified their bellef in It, Ind
p!ea9ed themselves TO preach It. Brother In
sk'p admits lo haa neyef boforo at any CAMP
meeting nsE seen 20 great work. The converts
YYessoidsy, one day only. Here 65. It Ia claimed
.ne. ua "a extraordinary interest suddenly sprung
up asyes1eEaay'a prayet-msotinga.
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MILWAUKEE SUSPENSIONS,
Spt'tdt dispatch to The Chicago Ir'onns.
MILWAUKEE. July 14.-GoorGo !. Jones L Co.
and Bell Il Martin have suspended under tho
rrlcs OF Tho Chamber OF Commerce, being un-
able To meet their engagements. It Ia confident
II aBsortcd that thoJonosos will make settlements
tomorrow. and pull through, Bell d Marlin
time.
THE pEs MONIES NATIONAL BANKS.
DEs Mo1sfH, H., July A.-The National 1lank
etateinonta OF this city will he published to-nor-
row. The Htste National will Hhow e4aG, ,028 to.
sonrcco, the Gitiznns' National $5S3638. Tho
Valley Banks reHources arc published ut
341U,X0.
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TR0TTIhG STOCK.
Catalogue Snlo Of Fine Horses Mt
Crystal Lake Yesterday.
8ixty.eight Animals Bring $50, 0,000.-.
Lakeland Abdallah Goes to
Wiscouain.

AaAe4anu Apdallan toes 70
Wisconsin.
rbo ss,. n, trott;nc ,orsc. A. crv,t,l r,.Ac
rua,..,s. -., &c., .,,,a.n. d. rno
3o"scluA5 ptofeu se"e n"ee.nn, ,'', '''n'o "o'
pofsohe wore III asteudancs from A!'lno's, IOWA.
wisconsin, n4!en'Kan' lAala"a, ohlo' het'-
tuCky, PeunBTlvan&, nov York, hfaaHA-
' ".'o va" .oh-
p1vu Keutucky md to a5nr .a'r,t a1ns0 a n
ootne. oonsstsI Of .o aat;1s sreip~ ,nt.
W.a~o1h III - .s g0e soma n' s,.os" 70 "hin s Il D.
poio's stations, olavon In number, brought
mares, twenty-five in number, i brought s s7lo,
~ averaee OF S31s; hts nlos, twolyo In mum.
ber, lroueh. ss.7o5, m % average " Of COOS, md
four goldlugu e2,o2o, au arorago Of aso4. Fifty
Two lead brought a2o, ,455. al ayorsra Of a5os,
Tho sixteen head contributed by Mr.. j. s. wadH-
worth brought 81, 40. MI ayorago Of 82l3.
Tho foatnre Of tho BaIa WIS tho saIe of tho
nlAllion Lakeland AMallsf. lIo iA believed 10
ho the bcst-bred Ha.nblotonlan ntallion In the
West, having been by IsysIyk's lIa,nLle.onIsn,
~ Inn sadsts Enehares1 by Ua Analiah ,ho slrs
gront snror .nT snpo1 sor ~ ~ .ttp.os,os
om hs III brssnR ssh' ' Hs sas anu sssd '.
*l,biW. And quickly advanced by bids from aeT-
eral parties to $4,000. From this point tho con-
test WAS narrowed to Mr. Charles Dabbttt Of l}e-
loit via, aud Mr. Georre " Hust nj fhn Nj
iiouoi I;rc. StocE .Jorruaj Th,cs~n Ttnv c.r-
Had him hc,sosn thor, ~ ~ ni,n r. .tjn nr,',
i'oa .sH ousH osn suota - = f"oi NJ "n'cA P1ico
ho Haa Knocked oil to Mr. 1'abs1tt
Following Ia the record Of the Hsfes
arAL11oss,
A1hnmhra. by Manil,rinn fh,cf. aam sr.an hv
American Es,iine-.T" II. A,,,tnn ;1.vs.n1 I"Isl 1'
8gtO. " '"''
Am.rlc,s hv a,xt.,,.h d.,, bv 1,u.d,. o,uuot,,,.
u Tcar, atsiS1. " Tseabe. III" iiano NJ iii. t7o.
iateinui Atdallah. i,y lysdyE's IIsmbctonlap, dam
by Alialail-Cintoti Tabbitt. Dcin!t. Via, 81, ,o0,
r. i Hcn,t fy istsinnd b,xlsIIah dam ~ Iiolf,s
Msmbrano riotZ1' = T,imrey. Ghic.eo. 4!,o90.
Two-yesr-olI stallion. bY Mhambsa-F. N. pran-
ann Rf1s I'll f7fs f7fs' - "
i1r1and Nv hw sHambr,no fybtcf dan, nv wa,dl.vs
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d Il = 4 4 n II
DA AR.fH HR
AAAVAa - AsA
TN mT7 nT1nr
~ AAL L ool1os
I OTTER 7Hr r0L1nE1yG Jtsr cr ru,11rrcrc
VIII" tnh 1ohto"4'd hla4 Ut tAAlLbat1
Il aeecrts,. sna Proved contrary to truth max.
CaaEi!. 1ns.ttut'on chu.r by tho M.sor u he e,sy
" s5. Sne9 1ieE 9hat ato tSees se ar3,n, ,xo,.,,
Go'ninny have im1oEted moTc thoroughbred llor*es
thsn a.! . tho c, cntEhinc! rtowa In America.
saoa.a Tsa, an n1w e1c"lns o5e
c9fnoasson o. ~ patrons .n she daily EXPENSES
of .Ry ,, asssrIlnG It,a 1how on th'a continent.
me than any two travelling rhowH In America, fn',r
s. .ns a. @ n.Hny , a. s"ne es themtcstn rt,cla's
tcns; mn,
so5OOo Ihat NJ t!ase fnoFo performers than any
W. shnMn n", Gnthb'heA III hfneF'ca
S3'vnu IA1! NE nll'sT af1nor purchased hy me
1nosy mnsy alone than III The ~ardtnbe NJ any travel
% s nno" LII nnei'co' luz e'soer r'n9 "f parade r1s-
TIL a5n % S,ana u As
Ill Ht'smna stMM anu
ensVyu more tha1 ne pfouuce 1t better than was
1'rnsaSen y S.nd ,hTrs. sr's.
oa paska ot l:nEish hounds ahprers-il. aud a the
P ~ 1oL rcpseEeh1!nn M Of al English Stag
~ At'"I' tsa"
nn.Wuu lhat tn'ne ~ tht nfy company inst rrn-
anets te grana spectacular Mgrart-The Feto At 70
.!-Au otnsF concern having the Hafdfobe VI Dallst
~ ITnHuFn II; .
Hv.uuU lHht :. !. HasniM INN originated and
husFas!Ht!y !nahaafd tlhfe ahH arR"r amusement en-
!nFfseA than any nl4n on catt, ut1d TINT hc now has
tnG !arHSl II the Nosld.
A. e..snun anas oilalnalea ana rfotl1ecu, and hayn
e ~ ny aaoW 10 america E.aanchg, approximation
~ !, ponnsu.a fWIs ~ WHICH AFltar two hdhdretl
!aaes, gehlchcil, horses, and 1aont1ns-carE. THIS
ett G MaS so.tsn up a. Hrea@ e1ITnsr' ny managtr
N!nng IFiahu tu Hee the Fnif III order That thu rep
Ethfhtat,on might 10 perfect from the knowleaBo
ga1nee tnereny. . ...
H3svuu lHAt n.lr rent Is larger than any before
cfecsri n II tIG world. .
aa>O09 Tkat liAve greater clansa Of pro-
gra'.1nc than my travelling khnw m earth.
=, bo.uVU Ihat ny ofEanlkation cott moro money
thaH thu vnlo nj thtep OF the largest 1hpworEaniza-
Enl's N America
than the wardrobe belonging o Ill thu travelling ahnwa
coInl3inrd.
IN ,nuru tsn ti,e entrr sai.ry.lis n thrcon Tx
largest tent i-slowN in America, e
S5su00 That We have finer 8tuck Of horses than any
snoT On .Snss e.rt IT.
rortr,1 .tr1iIim" Tnni. I"2ys IN. nTv a1n-d"
ht,lcrs.
$1,000 That ws arr the nn1y company who hlve
imported esah lstt" ~ thro~ssH any rtdsrA' with saar
anm s,!,n 'r1nt ~ ~ II, a @ =! ,,.a,
tbo saluo auouut As il d larger thsp II wus in Nav
York.
sa.uu0 That pay my oa''d more m"ucy than the
nk IT,, @ HE'LL y ., s ~, hnom ~ Asnersa.
A"'s' -! oso .t.tt @oA1AA4s lIoi@
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MONKS,

MONKS.
5pecfGl Dispatch to JHa CAtedoa Tritnt.s
Qu1NcY, H., July 14.-The party OF eighty
four franciscan monks who arrived in this coun-
Try from Germany On tho 2Gth Of June is mado
up Of eighteen prlests and sixty-aix studenta
and lay brothers, mombors who perform tho
ordinary work about monastery. 8xtJ-threo
wont to Tcutopolis, ILL.,, and twenty-one-threo
priosta and eighteea students to Quincy
yesterday. Most Of tho brothora who Wero sont
horo arc young mon, aud will remain until they
complete their education and arc confirmed
PRIESTS. They have perfoctcd their studies
teooa3 uao h' fGaSepGa GS non. Of Pn0tSph3 p taa
speak word Of English. There .ro At prsseut
In this country but six mouaateres under tho
control Of tho WestphAlian branch OF tho Fran
ta,ssians nsosn mqnks Tho arc - yet REGARDED as
tho mother house In Germany. Tue nonas-
teres are located At Teutopolis, III. !; st. Louis.
Mo-; Cleveland, e.; Menphis, Tenn.; Her
man, No.; and in thia city. There are at thoso
Quincy haTinlg fortY-nine including those who A.
rived yeatorday-nix priests, thtrty-ono stuacnts,
and twelve lay brothers. It is expected that
another party, consisting Of twolyo pricats and
day OF two. thoy having loft ROTTERDAM, Juna 20.
Upon tAolr arrival convention will bo held at
Ut. Lonia aud y ia expeotol that several now
monastertes will bo established.
THE HEBREWS.
DuRFAlo, N. T., July 14.-Tho Union Anori-
can Hebrew Association held two sessions to-
day. The greater part Of tho tlmo WAS occupied
In hearing and Amending reports from tho v.ri-
oua oommtteea.
Tho Board of 4overnorB wore Instructed to
admit students not studying for tho ministry "a
tho proposed college.
Iuliua Rosonburg and Lazarus 6ilverman, of
Chicago, each subscribed $l,000 towArl tho
College fund.
Tho dassgateB were feasted by the Temple
Both Zion Congregation this syoning. Ad-
tourned until Tomorrow.
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Island ledge HOpse, Wells Beach, Die.

W. W.A.WDKCESTi:K T. IN. rraprictora.
This lIousc considered thu brat tho seaenast ot
Now EnGsnd where thtrr Il surf ard Elser bathing with
excellent faciItss t"r AADirK HAkns cunning an5 ~
nut .dooF AMussmrnts. Goud fnusin fnr d4u0fuK and
,nsnttSnsd y ou.s .aspted TT r.,urs snd
1aodeate. The ttxt thr market can aard the t4ls
and fnr a1s comfort and hsupnusa 1T fe xursts N4nh
ttrls beat utlfpl trsSuv,
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- s"A%% ~ EsFcEbGas 80
EXECUTION LIENS,
'uasc blodgstt yesterday, In tho bsntrrntov
matter OF john W. Bsely, gave dcctsiop m n.
p.lo1tY OF execution liens under 1udgmenta of !.
ot~se ooatt over subnegueut claims Of Ayuoneoa
aaae, bankruptcy proceedings. Bofo,e alsIy
~ ~ ~ p'en H. Mlndlcated bankrupt, Nuremberg l.
49, ~, u =! no" fotk. obtained Judgment sgsinst
a!m ' .ot sooat $A0o. About two hours bofora
no nted h'a petition, which vas n,s Totnn.
nsy, ous on tho sams day, Tho ,ndo,,snt
eteo!tors Issued An execution and ntaca,i II T.,
sne handa OF The ehetin. Bfely,a atoct w.
taken BY tho Assignee, aud Myrspboru + IN
nsed petition aakin8 to have their olaius ,,sId
in full alleging that they, by tha nror issnss p.a
Of their execution, had prior lion. e0A"se
! Judge Blodgett said that 10 had he,d r., >. -.
esss OF Weeks reported in B!ussll Ran n, a.o .a'
that IN execution bsina BY tho laws ~ v, w..
6tate, lieu Oh all tho personal pfonertv NJ ths
defendant, within the county for ninetv dxvn -
within that timo the property waa taxou bv An
Asslgneo In banktnpty, the lien vax transferred
with tho property and. still sxIstad ~
prior lion, 40 that the execution
should bo paid In full. Az, however, this dsciaion
had given some ltsSatisfaction, owing to h.
parent conflicting decisions ia different districts.
a. olaborste argument hAd again boen Aad IL
tae pfesent case. but ha had se,,u u. ,eaaon to
change his opinion. The F1iasal Courts had
aealfed to carry out aud Aaforco tho Liens mads
y no various State hws, 4nd tho apparently
eohnlctlng daoslons ~ese owing 10 ths dif1pr.
enee in tho ssAss Lwa. The Judge also rafsr.
ssd " ths Ssss4s ea4e appsAIed from Louisisua
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1875-10-13
A Very Aneien, wall In Mississippi.


About eighteen miles from Port Gibson,
and one mile from Brandywine Springs, on the
place Of Mr.. O'Quin. the existence OF great
number Of blocks Of cut stone has been known
for an indefinite time, and the people in the
neighborhood have used them for props for
their houses. Mr. James Gage, Jr., went out
there a few davs ago TO ex plore, and had speci
men stone brought into town. II II about three
feet long, by about twenty Inches square, re-
semblinR in shape a bar Of soap. II Is probably
q native sandstone. Mr.. Gage took this block
himself from beneath the roots OF large pine
tree. IL formed portion of q wall about twenty
feet broad on the top. which Mr.. Gage traced
for a distance Of two hundred and nfty yards.
The inference that one would naturally draw
been a city wall. but deep exploration might
show ibto be portion Of a fort, temple or other
building. Anyway, lite antiquity Is probably i'm
mense. antedating the history OF the red men.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1875-10-13
TREATING THE GIRLS.
a Handsome Young Man Talks With Desf
Cashier In a Restaurant.
NON ne burlington Bd,oteve.

NON ne burlington Bdpteve.
People have noticed that one OF the
hnndsomest young men IN Butnston n ,r, ,uu
a. the cause. All, no no went to a church
soclable the other week, took three charming
girls out to the refreshment table, lei them eat
all they wanted. aud then found he had left bis
pocketbOok al home anu deaf man that ri, ne
had never seen before at the cashiers desk. The
young man, with his face aflame, bent down
and said softly -
"HcyY" shouted the cashier.
=" regret to say" the. young man repeated on
. little louder key, THAT have unfortunately
come away without any change to -"
Change twof" chirped the def man, on,
yes, can change five II you want IT,"
mo" the young man EXPLAINED in terrible
penetrating Whisper for half a dozen people
wore crowdiug up behind him, inpatient to pay
their bills and get away, 81 don't want any
"Oh. don't want no change p the deaf man
cried, eleefully. "Dleeecd to We. bleeeed to ye
Taint often we get such generous donations
Pass over your bill" .,A
mo, no" The young mon explained 81 have
"Oh, Yes, plenty Of FUN" tho deaf man re,
piled, growing tired OF the conversation ana
money In their hands "but haven't got time
TO talk about It now. Please settle and move
But" the Young man Gasped out, IL have
go Monday queried the deaf cashier. ~
don't are when you go. You must pay and let
these other people come up.
/" have no money the mortified young man
shouted, ready to sink into the earth, while the
people all around him, and especially tho three
girls he had treated, were giggling and chuckling
audibly.
"Owc money! the cashier said. "Of course
you do; $50"
~ can't payl" the youth screamed, and by
turning hrs pocket inside out and yelling his
poverty to the heavens be finally made the deaf
man understand And then he bad to shrek
his full name three times, while his ears fairly
rang with the half-stined laughter that was
breaking out all around him and he had TO
scream out where he worked, and roar when he
would pay and he couldn't get the dear man To
understand him until some OF the church mem
bers came uu to see what tho uproar was, and,
recognizing their young friend, made 1t all right
with the .sbier. And the young man went out
into the night and dubbed himself and shred
his locks away until he was bald an egg.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1875-10-13
for Sal, anS TO 4rt.
aaluuS uno duaL.

DEST family coal from SG.25 to 81 per ton OF 1000
ID ms dtlye ed wood, 81 20 70 ti75 per load. TOs
THEDFOkD. cor 27th It, 9th ayp aud ia Madison st.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1875-10-13

AT i9i GRAND ST. " Y. and 70 Gwin.
N nett st, BROOKLYN are the best and most re-
liable places 10 get now sewing machine OF Sing
er's, Ktna, wheeler Wilson'S Domestic &c,i terms
81 per week Machines exchanged, rented and re.
paired furnish plenty OF good paying work shirts
aprons wrappers. and endorsements given OUT good
hands make tlb per best place nearly all street
run the store. Remember. lo1. W. PIMMEL.
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1875-02-12
ABADPRECEDENr.

Surely the railroad companies OF
Kansas are interested In the prompt
payment of the taxes, especially In
counties where they hold bonds. We
were surprised to learn, as we did some
weeks ago, that both the companies
who run lines throug this county had
fatty refused to pay the taxes on
their realty, paying only one half OF
their personal property tax. These
two companies own $40O, 900 of Lyon
county bonds, the interest on which is
$2s, 900 per annum. This Interest has
been promptly paid by our people for
three or four successive years, and the
subject of "rePudiatiOn," In any form
whatever has never been dreamed of.
We believe the railroad companies pay
something over $1,000 OF taxes on
their property in This county, a due
proportion of which Is applied on the
interest on the county bonds held by
them, hence the refusal to pay their
taxes has q tendency 70 bring their
own securities into dIsrepute. This is
indeed strange course for them to
pursue. Its a very bad example for
them tn set to our people. We hope
our people will take no action looking
to following of the example set them
by the railroad companies, but if the
course taken by the companies leads
to trouble in this matter they certainly
should be- the last to complain.