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Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1875-01-05
COMMISSIONERS NOTICE.
In the Circuit Court of Jefferson Count

In the Circuit Court of Jefferson County,
Vest Virginia:
C. n. BAUGHER. Plaintiff,
Against r,>,
GEORGE. w. EICHELBER- I'm CHAScEEY.
GER and Others Defendants.
(COry of Decree of November 17th, 1874
THIS cause coming on to be heard this 18th day
i of November, 1914, on the papers formerly
road and the report of Commissioners Cleon
Moore. returned and filed the 18th day of
June, 1874, aud tho exceptions therelo, and Yves
argued by counsel. on consider ton whereof the
Court sustains the LIST execution and without
now deciding the other exceptions, a1iu1ge
orders end DEGREES that this cause be recOmmit-
ted to same Commissioner to execute the former
decree i'll this rsc.
Enacted from Decree of Noyember 10Th,
1ST3-referred to in ADORE Decree-)
this cause be referred to Commissioner Cleou
Moore, TO audit and settle the folio ing ac-
COEnIS:
LIST an account showing all the debts due by
the Defendant, Genr ge W. Eichelbe-Ger. o secure
which deeds of truss have been given on judge
mems obtained, aa1 which are valid and snD-
sisting liens on his lands, the amount of said
debts, the persons to whom due and the DrioritieS
of said liens respectfully, distinguishing bet
the liens by Deeds of trust and those by Judge
ment.
End. An account showing the quantity, annual
and fee simple value o all the lands of the said
defendant George w. Eichelberger, which g
subject to SAID liens and the different parcels of
tine land conveyed in each iIact respectfully.
A CoUy--TeS e.
ROBERT T. BROWN. Clerk.
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III A RIED.

In Charlestown December Goth, 1874. by Rev.
W. G. Hammond, MIR. THOMAS NJ. GARRISON,
daughter of Mr.. Richard Hessey. of this place.
December 2lst. 1874, at the owings House,
ChariesIown. w Va. Ly Rev. w. G. Hammond.
MILLER.
At the Hebron Evangelical Lutheran Church
ON the 9th ult; by Rev. E, H Jones: assisted by
BERG Err. of Hardy county. to Miss Ell ABETH
NJ HOBART. of Hampshire county.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1875-01-05
MORE INFAMOUS STILL.

To crown all previous infamous acts, the
Returning Board of Louisiana have passed on
the late elections in that State, and have so
manipulated the returns that despite the cleo
tiOn of 30 Conservatives and Al Radicals. tn.
Radicals are given the majority. Gov Me-
Emery has protested against the fraud
President Grant has determined 10 sustain
the action OF the AUTHORITIES" as he calls
the Board, and has sent Sheridan down to see
10 L.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1875-01-05

~ The Legislature of Yves, Virginia will
meet on Wednesday, January 18th, 1875, at
Charleston, and the Supreme Court of APP
peals meets in the same place, and at the same
tine. The session of the Legislature can con
,inue only As days, and the next regular SEES
sion will be held in January, 1877.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1875-01-05

THE HOLIDAYS IN CHARLEsTowN.-Th
Holidays passed off here in comparative quiet,
and free from any unlawful disturbance. The
Charlest"wn Cornet Band. on Christmas and
New Years days, treated the community to
the benefit of some excellent music.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1875-01-05

T Representative P.stt, al Virginia. his
served notice of contest upon Hon John
Goode. of Norfolk, for his seat in the F"rty-
fourth Congress from the second district OF Va.
20 We Welcome to our exchange list the Par
kerto9rg Inquirer published by J.hn Hod esun,
tate OF IN. Cl1rEshp'g sun. The I.qnrer is good
PaPer, eno We Wloh u succeaa
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Jan. 5, 1875,
HAULING

THE undersigned will haul goods and other
i property. remove furniture. &c and 40 thin =
else in their line at the shortest notice and upon
reasonable terms. Orders left at the store of Mr.
Geo. E. Cordell will receive prompt attention.
January 5, ls75-3m.
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PARTNERSHIP NOTICE,

I'm and after January lat. 1875. the business
" heretofore conducted9by me-. will be under
the name and style of Jas. Law Hooff Co
Jan. !, 1875. JAS. LAW. 1OOFF.
In conducting The above business closer system
OF CAsh dealing will he adopted by the firm a. all
goodS have now to be purchased by as for cash or
to be closed quarterly.
Jan !. 1875 JAS Law HooFF s. CO.
A it is important hat my business should be at
- once closed, all parties knowing themselves
indebted to me by note open account, will be
required to settle same without delay.
Jan. J.. 1875. JAS. LAW. HooFF
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THE O. S. sENAToRsHIP.

Whilst numerous candidates for the q. s.
Senate are applying to the delegates elect to
the Legislature from this part of the State,
for their support, aud the claims of others,
are being urged through the press, We beg
leave to unite with the many friends of the
Hon. John Blair Hoge, in this county, in
naming him for that position. Judge Hoge
has received repeated evidences of public con-
fidence from the people of this section, having
served in the Legislature of Virginia, in the
late Convention of this State and been re-
Gently elected without opposition to the
Judgeship of this district,-in all of which
positions he has performed the duties devolved
uEon him with marked ability, and to the en-
tire satisfaction of his constituents He is
an able jurist, aud an accomplished gentle
man aud should the choice fall to this end
of the State, there is no one whose election
would be received with more satisfaction BY
the people of this district, and we believe BY
the State at large. MANY VorERs.
MODERN WoMEN-It is q sad commentary
upon our boasted civilization that the women
of our times have degenerated in health and
physique until they are literally race of in
valids-pale, nervous, feeble and back>achy,
with only here and there few noble excep-
tons in the persons of the robust, buxom
ladies Characteristic Of the sex il days gone
by. By = very large experience, covering .
period of years, aud embracing the treatment
OF many thousands of cases of those ailments
peculiar to Women, Dr. Pierce, of the World
Dispensary, Buffalo. N. Y, has perfected, by
the combination of certain vegetable extracts,
a natural specific, which he does not extol as
a cure-all, but one which admirably fulfills a
singleness of purpose, being a most positive
and reliable remedy for those weaknesses and
complaints that sfflict the women of the pres
ent day. This natural specific compound is
called DR.. Pierce's Favorite Prescription.
The following are among those diseases in
which this wonderful medicine has worked
cures as if by magic aud with certainty never
before attained by any medicines Weak
back, nervous and general debility, falling and
other displacements of internal organs, result
ing from debility aud lack of strength in
natural supports, internal fever. congestion,
inflammation and liberation and very many
other chronic diseases incident to women, not
proper to mention here. in which, as we'll as
in the cases that have been enumerated, the
Favorite Prescription effects cures-the marvel
of the world. 1t will not do harm in any
state or condition of the system, and by adopt
ing its nse the invalid lady may avoid that
severest of ordeals-the consulting of family
physician. Favori,e Prescrip tion is sold by
dealers in medicines gaaerally.
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About Sixty Acres of Wheat
IN THE GROUND.
EXECUTORS NOTICE. :,

TNHE undersigned. Executor of Mrs C. 6. Dan
rel, deceased hereby requests all persons
having claims against the Estate of deceased to
present them anthem Gated for settIement An
parsons knowing themselves indebted are exoec-
ted to make prompt pa, meDt.
Ian. s, 1875, Execntor
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January S 1s75-4t
COMMISSIONERS NOTICE,

In The County Court, of Jefferson County,
Vest Virginia:
GEORGE F. ABELI., Trustee
Plaintiff.
Against SIS CuAScERY
GEORGE w. WILLIS and 9TH
crs. DESCENDANTS.
(Ertrdct from Decree Of Novem1er ID, 1919
TT appearing to tue Court that tue special Com
Il missioner. William Cieudenin2, has never
made Report. as required by the Decree of
October Suth, 1850, on the motion of tue Plaintiff
a rule is awarded agaiust him to show cause why
he should not be attached for his failure to make
Moore, Commissioner of this Court, who shall
ascertain and report what funds in this cause
nave come into Ibe hands of VIM. CIeuleulng
; scIal Commissioner. and what disposition ne
has made of the same. aud if he has loaned ont
any portion of said fund, to whom he has loaEed
the same and on what security, and to whom
the furdS in this sClu coming, and by
whom the same is claimed, and any other mat
tiers he may deem PERTINENT, or any party inter
ested may require. in order to dISposit On by the
Court OF the funds i'll this cause; and before ex-
ecutng toIs Decree, he shall give notice 70 all
parties interested,by publication for four weeks
in the Spirit of Jefferson" 4 newspaper nub-
lished IN CharleStown. Jefferson county West
al SCI vice notice on all the parties interested.
A COpy-Tes,e.
ROBERT T. BROWN, Clerk
Notice is hereby given t1at will execute the
foregoing Decree at my Office N CHARLES own, on
Friday, the 5th day of Fec. ia y. 1875.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1875-01-05

@Gerrit Smith the we'll known Abo.
dtion.st, died in New York on Monday week
aged IS years.
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K0TICE-

Notice is hereby gwen that will execute pro-
VISIONS of fO.eg,''Cg D .crees. at NV Office in
Che lestOwn, WestV g;n.a, on Wednesday, the
Sd day of Februa y. 1915.
CLEON MOORE.
January 5 1SI5-4E CL1 l. L. .,Der
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STRAYED OR STOLEN.

IRON rack in front OF the store of Mai CIV
T. Rearsiey. in Chariestown, on "Wednesday
night. Dec 3Uth, lS74, DARK BAY MARE with
blazed face, and about edium size liberal "a
ward will be given for her return the subscriber
near Kabletown, Jefferson county, W. Va
mrs. CHAS. 81. LEWIS.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1875-01-05

o. correspo ndent of tue Charleston Courier
suggests the name of James NJ. Mason ESQ.,, of
TINS county, IN connection with the Speakership
of t. House of Delegates.
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GOOD TENEMENT HOUSE
NOTICE.

HAVING purchased the DRUG STORE Of W,
IL D Mas3r. Esq. We nre now PREPARED 10
luTnish pure Drugs at reasonable prices
Former customers aud friends Of tIu storr ara
requested TO give us trial: PrrscrIptpDSs vii
pc nII"d with accuracy aud Dr. mDtRssS At al
Hoping TO merit a portion Of the public patron
age we are ito UbedIent Servants.
Sept. ], 1851 !" ~
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CO The Gerard'tovn Times is to be changed
fser1 weekly publication to a monthly.
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The American Farmer

THIS pioneer journal of agriculture mali mt aims
i it's high character. II paws special attention
70 the StaDle Crops of the Middle aud Son,he
States: Fertilizers, homemade and artificial:
Live Stock. The Dairy. Fruit Growing. Truck
ing. Ornamental hardening, Fish Culture. Bee
Keeping, Domestic Economy, &c.
Among its leading features Original Cor
respOndence from successful Culturists in all
branches, Reports of our most progressive Far
mers' Clubs. Information of the aid Science Is
lending to Agriculture.
1t is Farm Paper, for the working. thinking
reading farmer, and for his family and firesde
It IS published monthly, III a form convenient
for reading and binding for future reference
making i'll year n volume of over 100 large
pages. handsomely printed in good type on fine
paper.
Subscription. so a wear TocIhbs of five OF
more. only 81 each. Senders of clubs of ten
will receive an extra copy Free. To pay postage,
10 cents must accompany each name sent.
Liberal premiums for clubs. Send for list
Specimen numbers free. Address
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Pubs. American Farmer, Baltimore, Md.
December 8, lS14-5t.
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ERRORS OF YOuTH.

A GENTLEMAN who suffered for wear, from
~ Nervous Debility. Premature Decay. and all
the full iscretIon will for the "a he
ofRuiering huma nifty, send Tree all Who ed il
the recipe and direction for making the simple
remedy by which he was cured. Sufferers wishing
to Proht by the advertiser's experience can do 90
by addressing in perfect confidence.
JOHN B. OGDEN
jan 5. 1873 ON. ~ Cedar St, Nev York
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DIVIDEND NOTICE.

CHARLrsrowx, January l. 1915.
THE President and Directors of the let Ma tional
Bank of Jefferson. at charIestown, have de-
clared Dividend of Four Per Cent for the IA q
Six Months, clear of all Taxes-Government State
County and Municipal payable TO stockholders on
and after January lst, 1875
sAML HOWELL,
January s. 1878. Cashier.
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FOR BENT.

WE Store Room now occupied bv s. ". Tim.
i beriako. Possession given April lat. iS7E
Eoh N ,s-. JAS. LAW. HOOP.
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pREsERvE your Furs and Wooden Goods. u,..
Anti Moth Cedar SoAp, effective and eeonomi.
ca, Ior SAFE oJ c.E BELLER.
Use CGrbOate Of Lime. for disinfsstine sfnk,.
seSets: Foul Alleys, sprinkle IN RouItTy
i ARCS, hooats md Nests, and IN dog EeDasis keS
VII be found certain remedy for ia ysrnfn
iniesttng such places, TO be had NJ
June 2, 1874. C. BEIJRpsa
GESTESNlAL Celery Salt Se4 Soups. Gravies,
" Meats, &C., for sllsby c.E. BELLER.
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Notice is hereby given t6at will execute the
foregoing Decree at InJ Office N Cnarles own, on
Friday, the 5th day of FeD, ia y. 1875.
CLEON MOORE,
Jan. 5, lS75-4t
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HOUSE AND ST0RE.ROOM FOR RENT.

ITNHE HOuse and StOrP-R Room which have been
Il occupying as JewelrY Store for the last
three years, il for Rent-possesEiOn given on
January LIST 1875. L. DINKLE
December |, 1874.
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GRAIN DRIFTS

DRAss Preserving Kettles. Fiat Irons s.sHur
I'D Wax for cans, extra POts, Tea ksttIes and NV.
ing Pans. Tor cook stoves of all sizes Dis ner TSa
and Kitchen Spoons. holassep Cans, JeiIsy CAKE
Pane all sizes, Pie PllteS, Wsfas Irons h Sixrs
Walters, and q complete asSOrtmsnt Of Tia and
Sneet iron wac. ana the ehsapest and best Cook
,- }. Il. EAsTEADAY, =
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CORN WANTED!

For Ca,h Trade-on the Ear or sheIIed-by
Dec. 8. 1874. WASHINGTON & LIPPITT.
, 1875-02-03


Policy OF TIE NEW SUPERINTENDENT,
Thu management Of the West btis City Hallway
Company las gons Into new hands. short Hme ngo
Mr Webb, tho old Superintendent, resigued, and the
Directors appo,nted Mr. ]. 4. Lake to the yacaucy
Day before yesterday this guntGnsn entered upon tho
duties OF the loaitiou. Mr. Lake Is pf long ex-
per!ence iE sreet-ruilNny mastrrs e was tho oriHi-
nal constructor Of tho lines In bis charge. lilo
eepts tho management with u full knowledge Of its
duties and an eye quick 10 observe tie faults which Ito
past Incumbent allowed to exist. Having full power to
make any changes which ha thinks for tho Interest of
the Company, hs contemp'steA many valuable Improve
menta, which VIII bc atFr1! lated hy the public.
1t Ia Certain that hH policy wills 10 characterized by
greater AheFallty thau tlat Of Ills predecessor. lii
las not fkfly determined vet what alterations 10 make
IN tic condnrt Of the nna hit thoso hs ihiuky Of ia.
lie than haa e1tr before existed, Within lew days he
VIII 1lcfeass tho humber Of Milwaukee aYenus
snd Van HutCn street Ho they klalI run every niue
minutes thstead Ut every twelve, u heretofore IIH
VIII also run cars every three minutes Randolph
md Madison streets, instead Of eyery mtnues ~
tEon Gtate street 10 Webters avenue fur minutes
One ot tho most important improvements dcern1tpe
Upon oy him ts running caFk during every hour Of
t4e night Until ahe feaPleasanca Of the day y-cazs He
GaA been led to do ths from coMpaintH that ~ the
carr now run they do Eos accommodate numerous
tho n8ht, The time Ut these casB A4s not yet been
decided upon. but they will probably Aot start moro
than forty MINUTES apart,
The rate of faGu ou tle n1ndoph-1rcet line has nl-
ready been Reduced to cents. r. Lake etascs that
this il experiment to sec II paying ln.ilrs, cau
!nss tile bAne ratio will " Introduced upon lie other
lueA.
, 1875-02-03
LIE MCYME-FARlvELL.

Tho examination OF witnesses In the Le Moyuc-Fnr-
wul1 cotee: was resulnsd yesterday morning. Three
courts In operatlon,-onc loraled at tho County
Commissioners rooms another ut M. 81 Surth Cark,
and the other At the oics Of Knaucr Dros corner Of
Clark and Klnzie gEree:a.
DANIEL K1LLRor
the first witncea sworn at tho rooms Of tho Com
mtesiouers: 1fc tho ballot-bo1 Of the Thtd Ise
ciuct Of tile Eighteenth Ward at Btlck's saloon, on
eelgwck street, where tbs polls had been hcld tho
day aftct thc election. None Of tho officers of The
election were present. The boz waa nut sealed,
and ho did not know whether any tal-
lots were In II or not. The bo1 was
removed about 10 O'Clock to tile roar u
building in the block nud In abont four hours
Wis returned with tho returns. tbs Judges told hlm
tho Enllos counted tho night OF the election but
he could not swear Of his OWL knnwe1ge.
Mehrel Hntfy aw1rc 10 Y,scd for Mr. Le 3Ioyne,
but did not hnow whether Il wAs for Congress- ,to
JAMES uASDLEY
tcsi0el that he the ballots of The Third Precinct
of the Eighteenth Ward In ciRal-tu1 lii room In
~. ' s o 1 if u1n eqs ns m e.
saw them recount thsm He did not sce my tay-list
Or Ee;oook ~ tae , box. Tho egalo1 WIS III the
Philip ForshetIn testified that ls voter In tho
First Froeiart of the Twonutth ward, aud tia: he
E0ted fot l,e Muyne. .....
walter Mooney testified in substance TO tho same
facta.
AUGUST zscuurrE
kesti1ed that he voted for Mr. lie Moyne, and that
day two after the election lie employed 70 10
tue Hatch HpuHe TO open litte bog. but did not Co.
Ae was locksm!th, and did not know who wantcte
Doiors' IN Notares Young and ueadlan, al 50 Clark
street,
was tie rss witneKe. lie Lived It l4a Michigan street.
and wns legal voter Of .shc First Precinct Of tho
He kept bourdlng-h house and .nloon, mud NilliMn
Buslaw Boarded NJ his house, but no one else.
u North wos street and wss cssi vatcr II e ~ tine S
Of the election, but a not know whn la voted for fur
, 1875-02-03

gard to hcwing animar,n rnade Joint report of
hill, which will be preaenssd 70 tho State Le9iaatnee
To ac meat far food that may 10 diseased or
III Adynncrl atags Of pregnancy or bruised Or the
e,ie rudtr penalty Of uo Of not !esa than s2s nor
more tban flN0.
Yhc Sanitary reported that tho pack
inr-hoses nj Itarnnt ffotlg and FianfGsn who were
indtrtr for sfo'ntan q health orttnanecs and who
rromso'i to comply with tn ordMnce on condition
cu,nrainc.i Of ly tho Health onlccr After dis
cl.-lop, decided 10 g1ya tha vayward packers
ever agan presents itseif the Hoard promises TO nnfa
the trial severe oe Afinr talking nscr eon,s minor
mstrre, the Board aul!tcl faw bills, and then A'-
jour1Ied.
, 1875-02-03

with various notifications, that the aebtoTn hA7o
astion or wo have Sisrote of .hem Tor tIe ae'tors
benefit an to meet f'r, indehedners Or ths ncrann.i
cina Of atcKinany: It \ aso CHARGED that Richard.
tea 10 various parties to petitioners unkonwn wtA n-
tent n give preference or hinder tho execution Of tho
liansr'rs Inv. ruiz to show es'lte Fsb. H. aud
0ustnya tnn. charging that Elton has fnilca to pay
in,ere.t Il s Nnrth svenun With insct 10 .fras bis
creditorn rac to pf,ow eanss Feb II wsa tsauett.
HurEN1On COURT IN brief.
George II. Eaton commenced = nH!t iu trcsraes
sganes WsshinRton Libby, tuytng dan'HEes At sio9o
Elizabeth Curtis begin snt III troyGr sganht John
NIHel and Elizabeth NIall claiming $40 00 damages
Thu Chatham National Dank sued Il. NJ. whippIe for
II. ". wetheso began ant for $1,000 against Henry
Ecen1cr.
II. 1lal,wtn commenced sutts,gainxt D. T. Neean.
wtsy "nn MsT T. gin nxo As e re- 1esoosE
!. J. West hled bill ngait1nt Michael Evans and 7.
r Miller to restrain tho rocrtion nf taxa on fl99oo
clans Is only worth $4,000.
u. u. Court Of 81 State atrcet, IA in similar diff
asse.se buaia Of sluooo, when they should have
been rcckalrt nh 4 valuation o. $Jt1oo.
Sss,% nan . ass o 2s X % d a ssse :
~ ~ c1ncuir COURT. ..,..-..
Charles Manshe filed q petition against Thomas
Co.. aahi,lE for nechanich' lien to tho nmo.nt Of
sla50 un the Catholic church corner Of Waubansa
ayenne Rnd paulina street.
THE COUNTY COUNT.
ClairH a9ainst the following ostatea were allowed
Estate Of Theodore Klo!ach, SlS3y; esthto Of D. II.
Kenney SO estn:" =, ot d. Monaghan, sao estate Of
Maria Schild was appointed administrators Of the "a.
tae nf Frederick scilid under an approved bond Of
sa,G50.
CRIMINAL COURT.
The Court IVES occupied the entire af yesterday in
the slosal IF docket containing sixtythreo qlias
criminal rascs. al Of minor Importance.
late Assistant aier, indicted for assault upon the
prisoners a1Caannus aud Cullen.
Tic casc If Joseph Tanzey, for tho murder Of Al
rorat FIR otnbczzlene,t, for ths bib inst that Of
Wilbur r. Story. for ibe! four charges for Tho 10th
ins. that Of Jeremiah Ttconh gambler for tho 18th
inkt That nf petar Hnt1, late Jaller indicted for
selling beer 10 the prisoners In thu County JAIL for the
18th inst.
lie Grand jury wcro occupied in tho investigation
TIM docket tc,hrc them dtxposed Of they will turn
tlelz atteution to the gamblers.
TIE CALL. 81. .. -..
IrD0E dAnT-5 Q, o. TO- II, IL, H. Is, II, l9, TO- 49,
~ to 10.
1unaf Moonr-No call.
JUICE Konxns-ao 100, except Al, o5 90, %, 1o1,
1 lo5 1ua l4o 11o Ill, III. u.s. JIG, III, 11s, 12o
Jup,se noo 1s-a3, "a. IS to Il.
Jupas TnEE-sl to o. except 90, 50, g..
SUPERIOR HT-C0sFEsl1oAa-Efank Junker et
al. VI. Juirs FGhien1nr, $!a!.tJ. 49,.
JupuE GanY-J. K Granger ys. John Webster and
F. Baxter. $491 o.. .-Denhis Hyan ct ii. va. ]. W.
CtllcuIT CounT-JuDHE HOpIH-P. P. Powell w..
Tru,eea of Ata Stree: Methodist Episcopal Church,
s570l0-I. ~ Wolf ct nj. American NJ. U, Express
Company, verdict $4aes, aud molten for new trial y
JuboL TnEr-s. s. Greeley vs.. City of Chicago,
! Si924s.-sophis Jsnsn qs. Lucio DauinaA, S25.
, 1875-02-03
ANNOUNCEMENTS.

D. F. Allen has invited meeting Of his creditors IN
DeeA1ulues on the 5th Of February.
Tnctday. Feb .. is Axed for tho nest p7rsy Of tho
Pal, ala Club and tho residence nf 1r q. F. Tollans-
bee, 1907 Wabash ayenuc, is designated tho paeu.
Tho regular monthly meeting nj thn Board Of Man
n9crs Of tha Old rsonlca Hume will be held OF the
upmc, corner Of Indiana avenue aud Thirty-niuth
street, at II O'Clock to-day.
The regular monthly meeting Of tha Board of supor
yisora Of ho WonasnH Hospital Of tho Stats Of Inna
will be held at tha r.s.dcacc Of Mrs. Louis Wahl No.
9s4 Prairie avenue, Friday. at I'm.
TIE rtt reception tor thi. peaBon OF tho Beethoven
Borfcty txk-s plaes ut NrCnrnWk Hall, to- morrow
evening. Arrangements have been n,ade with the
South and WeR Sds omnibus companies In ielE
stsgc8 10 md from tbs hail. Parties the South Hiac
R!scnla til, concert purchase tter tickets from
tse ri.r t!st way Of 25 cellts for tic round
trip III! f1tpau from Tie Nest Sido eau procure them
for 10 cents.