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Knoxville journal. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1874-1986, 1875-05-27
Railroad Matters.

BUSINESS COMMENCED ON THE A.
X. & ID.
The line has been located from the
G. B. & @. depot to the end Of the
old grade at Vanschoiack's (about a
mile from town.. This line leaves
the track of the main line of the G.
B. & @. at the stock yards, goes
through the lots of Mrs. Sweeney
and Joe Burton, and swings around
through the farms of Mr.. Harvey
and Mr.. Swain, and cuts across Mr..
Vanchoiack front yard close TO his
bay window, necessitating the re-
moval of his house. Gov. Merrill,
with the assistance of some Of our
citizens, particularly Judge Towns
end, has been engaged in securing
the right of way, where it had not
been previously obtained by the A..
X. & d. Company. An agreement
was reached with Judge Noble, w.
w. Kestee, Nelson Gallespie, and
perhaps others. Notices were served
yesterday on those with whom an
agreement could not be affected, for
appraising their damages. On Tues
day evening the contract for the
earth work from Abba to Knoxville
was let to Jesse Stubs d. Co., the
work to commence to-day and to be
completed in ninety days. BY the
time our paper goes to press proba-
bly, the contracts for bridges and ties
will be made. We are informed that
some of the G. B. & @. officials VIII
90 over the line to-day to decide
whether to run the road to Marys-
willie or not. It is expected that the
cars will be running from Abba to
Lovilla twelve niles within thirty
days.
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LOCAL CORRESPONDENCE.
PELLA.

M1y "a, 1919.
Rev. e. Winter, of the First Re-
formed Church left this morning for
Jersey City, n. j., as delegate to
the genera! Synod.
DR.. f. III. Keables, who went to
Kansas four or five years ago, expec-
ting to find a better country than
Iowa returned one day last week,
and will now make Pella his perma-
nent home.
A young man named J. G. Me-
Duff was killed by lightning near
his fathers house, in Summit town
ship, during the severe thunder
storm last Friday. He was about Is
years of age.
A boy named Willie Butt shot
himself in the Knee witha pistol yes
terday evening, near the depot. DIR.
B. F. Keables was called and searched
for the ball, but failed to find it. He
had the pistol in his pocket at the
time, and in attempting to let the
hammer down, the cartridge was ex-
ploded with the above result.
Ground was broken in the "burnt
district " this morning for another
building, by Maasdam & Synhorst.
1t will be one story brick, and will
be used for butcher shop by Mr..
Synhorst. The basement will be
used as an egg packing establish
ment.
Fourteen car loads of cattle are
being shipped here to-day. Most of
them came from over about Knox
vile.
Marshal Brown and Mayor Crate
are still making it lively for the
rowdies.
Isaac De Vas, one Of our well-to
do citizens left on Friday last for
three months visit to Holland.
The concert given by the Royal
Prussian Band, on Wednesday eve
ming last, at the Opera House, was
largely attended, every seat being
occupied, and gave universal salts
faction.
The Drug store of Mr.. Walker, at
Otley, was burgiarized one night
last week and goods to the amount
of about $400 carried away.
A new time card went into effect
on the X. q ID. M. Ry., yesterday.
The time of some of the trains was
shortened about an hour between
Keokuk and Des Moines, and close
communications made with trains
at both ends of the road as we'll as
with the B. & NJ. at Ottumwa.
The Executive Committee Of the
Marion county s. S. association met
here on Friday last and made
arrangement for the Annual Meeting
of the Association in the Presbyteri-
an church, in Pella, commencing on
Wednesday evening, June 10th and
continuing three days.
KATE KINNEY.
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Below we give q few miscellaneous
items:
J. J. Calvin is our largest farmer
and land owner; he owns 5S8 acres Of
our best land, $50 acres OF which is
we'll fenced, requiring 2,l60 rods of
fence. Mr.. Calvin raised on his farm
last year 5000 bushels Of corn. The
value of the products OF bis farm for
the same year amounted to s. $50, and
the sale of his stock to 5000. Mr.. f..
Johnson is next on the list, and bis
farm and farming come but little be-
hind Mr.. Calvin.
The following is list of our farmers
who have raised from 5000 to 200
L L.. "a L..
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Elsewhere will be found the ad-
vertisement Of Jesse Stubs d. Co..,
contractors for building the Abba,
Knoxville & Des Moines branch OF
the G. b. & q. from here to Knox
VILE. Here il u chance for work at
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while running. Put your advertise
ment in newspaper and not on q
fence.
Msrysville Miner.

Married-Mr. Pierce Metz and
Miss josie Runyon, May 18th, by Rev.
Shepperd; Mr.. Jos. l.. Anderson and
Miss Rachael Bridges, May 18th, by
Rev. Runyon.-Marysville people
surprised Rev. ID. T. Monroe on the
18th inst. with donation supper. new
hat, etc., the occasion being his 3lst
birthday anniversary. Mumps pre-
vail.
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Chicago Market.

CHICAGO, May n.
GoLD--1 16s.
WHEAT 90 10 003
CO.S---66 (n 664.
CATTLE 90 20 O 20.
HoGs--7 20 o 7 ~.
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Knoxville Market.

CORRECTED WEEKLY BY RoCEAFEL-
Low d. GREENLEE, GRocBRs.
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PLEASANTylLLE CITY and Pleasant
Grove township Assessors reports
condensed from the Enquirer:
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SUITS MADE TO ORDER
HE MEM BUSINESS.

Talk is cheap, but prices
tell; we have got the GOODS
an d are bound to sell.
We want it distinctly I'M.
ders.aoa ;hs. i. lie eur aim
to do n larger business,
make more new customers,
aud ssllm ore Goods this fail
than ever before. We have
got the Stock that will do
1T; and all we elbow" for,
Is Customers. Our business
has been satisfactory, but
we are anxious to increase
IL, and know what l. neoes-
sary TO bring about that
result, viz: Good Goods,
fair and square dealing, and
low prices"
Miner & Palmer,
Knoxville, Iowa.
West side;of square.
, 1875-10-28
MASONIC.

UHAND CoU@ElL.
Tho twenty-thirl annual assembly OF tho Grand
Council Of Royal and Select Masters OF the State Of
Illinois was held yesterday afternoon In the roonk at
No, II Monroe street.
The Council was opened In ample form st p. m.
TIN election OF officers resulted "a follows:
t'rnild fatssHnt-Edward plackshaw, UFhanB.
Ltpufg-f;rahd PutssaHt-1art Il. jerome.
Grand 1hr3.'e tH44frtou&--1ohn J. French.
tlJuni IftHctlai EondHcfUr af tho HtTk-p. II. Bar
c1sy.
Grand Conductor Of tho Furk--A. A. Murray, Do
cAtut.
drand captai,. ef The Guard-A. A. deun, Spring
Geld.
t:rani Treasurer-Chariea TlBhor, Springfield.
Grand EhHpL,.n-J, II. Met, Chicago.
ffraHd tStahHki-A. Il. Robinson.
Representatives Ut fuely.ktS Councils wcro preaan,
Rn1 thu bisa!ners tonn With sleel And harmony,
the assembly ulssolvinR after onc sess,on.
GRAND COoIstAEDERY.
Tho t!st Of tbs officers 0f tue Grand Commaudery
printed yesterday was detective In two Ut thfea
points, ana Wien corrected would ba IA fot!ous:
tjrdNd CIrnt7ta aAdet-TLno. r. Quincy.
JepufR. Grand Con,nlandtr-B. NJ. Dart1sy.
tsrand Ge.crGtisiMo-tohn F. Nash.
Grand f'dptasH-ficntral- -RoLert H. NcKin!sy.
t;rdnd Pfefaks-Nhth0n1el i, Hu4th.
ErdHI Senior Hardkft-ChAr!oa II. Mor1a.
fir1nd Jun. or FHrdtn-John @. Smith.
GrHnd 1r<dturer-1tobest H. Fosf.
Gh.nd ltecorder-James Il. Mlea.
f:rdnd St4H+ia rd- -Atarer-L- i. alllnn.
ErdnI Srord- -1eurer-lIontJ Turner.
Grand Warf<n-J. @. Elwooa.
Grand Captain " the Guaro-John 4. Ftrua.
GRAND CuArrEH.
Tho r. A. Chapter Of Illinois will T1eot In annual
Cony0saslon thia morning at u o'clock IL the a0w
Chicago Theatre.
, 1875-10-28
ALLEGED POISONING,

SOME RATHER FERptExINo CIRCUMSTANCES.
oicez William Croah, Of tho Twenty-sccond Street
statlou yesterday reported 1t headquarters that y
woman nAmea Mrs. Aliely, residing At No. II Iowa
atress, had died Inst Flldsy under cirtum.
stances TINT were decidedly strange, In ylaw
Of assertions recently mads ty Tho husband
al tha deceased. Capt, nnokley detailed the
of0css to m&ke full and thorough Investigation os
The casc. Hs called upon ME, uenry i. AIcly. the
husband Of tbs decreased woman, md obtained from
m stss1lrnt of Ill Ito facts. Alley told him that
bis w!fo was tuken sick wesk ago st Tuesday, and
suffered t1o MI inesa which The doctors were unable
to Aais unt. Ao hrt called tu Dr.. yy.
ford. aud uuder h!a csrs tAe wcman seemed to
rally somewhat. she III Ill Wednesday thst 10
remained ho,ne with ller. Wednesday eyenluR aud
Thurstay morning ths seemed better, and he return
el to hts wrf, t1rFtasetrlEumng 1t Jarrett Iexts
shop About o'clo' y nltsstnger g1p1n LtTuu uoli-
Ted him tas his wife waa much ~o1st liz Isn work
imnsdtatt1J, and oil h1s WY Ltns uotfart Dr..
N. y. D.y1s sud pf. F. Il. D4sts, Mo attended, ihn
suHan.o1s promptly. When hs rs he'd uYms Ln
founa h!A wife tAlEl W1Jte snd Guts!eptd h.f Il 10
Hlas shs haA been tstlnH 6le told him nhs hid
some sea which the Wculsn up sstss lIought hef xn
sso meltoued lbe fsek that Eho had drank sot,s Of
The tea }rtt presous 10 Ler Ilintty. Tie sulneas
started With violent vomiting which souu Atot,-
red, although thc INCLINATION to yo1n. CONTINUED III
through her 54ckntas.
Friday morning tue woman upstairs agalu visited
her, and told Ms. Allsiy that Lila wife golug to
Dupue see Of tho opinion tbss tho !llnaxs not Il
I'll ssrous. Towards sseninR sbe grew ssI idly worse.
md died Ii greAt sEony ii o'clock In tho syenng,
hhs nha buried sunday lno1u1ng. tho fok4 up saAri
sltepd1ug ths funeral 10 tho grave.
&sSt Tuesday III. ALely bad cup Of ~ from tbs
, 1875-10-28
THE COUNTY BUILDING.

county-Ctefk fdeb Was sestsrday In receipt Of tho
new balaot-bo1es ordored few days ngo.
Tho County Attorney, who IL tho most expensive
piece OF political machi1try run by tho county, is Just
uw giving G,el deal Of attention to tho procuring
Of naturalization aIers. Ao thlnks tho result Of thu
coming eltctiop especially ts sert upon tho ring"
Of lie County board. depeuds largely upon bis labors
in that direction.
Cnmm!ssioner Crawford put III An kppeasancs et the
building yesterday, which clss hinI h!s per DION.
lie afterwarl aeen in the company Of prominent
1uay be that bs seeking Republican sympathy. II
la hopes for recotinn II REPORTS 10 true votes rather
tAan *y'upathy ars what he needs.
ursrs ocs ,essefd.y. in fatns 10 turn oa Il. vaser
ths oi!sst Of slieh wss 1oand IL ths coanty clsfa
tucs will b, unknp"., after eleetiou, when employees
la,s oyeseomo t1e x :ttsmant Of tbs campaign. 49,.
THE uIANp IuHY.
with rcuswed earststncss. Tln juror fell setsesht3
4nl tyiRoraed by the visit to tho poor.I4z1n on tho
ous uyon ,hsr 4.ssutiins tho DIT raslnes. va to
Isruss Eepott wh!!h hLd gained prevalence that
soeo lad hen d...,tastd among them b. psrIoat IL
to The Insane Asylum. No uus eonfesasd having 70.
seiyed .uy part q tho su named. and lho dlsaas.on
a.h!on nv "ho w Id = bssa ss 'ssas sss
.sS d + hs .s eeo4.e xas;
ir .hs foundation for he 0our,-iIouse to Mr H..ms
he was eAked sundry utnsinus heariug uou tho aub.
lcef, ants. su1cug othsrs, whether be had told r D.
Ntte u tho Ttmss. ths /! tue rontsact for furnish.
nA ,hs sloue iur tho CouElIou.s wsa let 10 Welisr
II Lcnteut that A. U. H+a1ng vas to receive 900 Il
ieuscd IN securing Lis election County Trcssuret
is I'D that lie had fnAde Ay such st4lement
nt tn. hs knew an,tAiua alout the naster It il Il.
lvsta that hr. Wllie testned thst AAhtua had Maas
such sateasnt to him, aud the denials IN evidence
9pEs.r 70 ts 70 direct between nut only Ashton and
Mhk!s lpt between Wlltls sud M4ke HI Donald that
noth hkie LID Mcdonald will hs recalled TO- day Dr.
nauasas Ind ss!efs! ohss Witnesses wesa examined
On Tue saIas subIeet. aus nothing nov waa sieltel
, 1875-10-28
LOCAL LETTERS.

AHAIH5i aotll HIDE
10 Mt }iit.aF AZ fhs Chtcaao 7FihuHss
CHICAGO. Oct 10, 1B76.-Why 10 1t that all Of tho
9onh Side stseat-cars charge cents rtde aud a ths
West Side or cents7 Doca It cost to lay
tracks una run Oil tho South 6ile lhnn In other
parts OF ths clty7 IL It not discrimination In rates
Of fare which is calculated to nufo propertyholezs
On tia 8outh S'de7 If man can travel to h1d from
It'd business from tho West sl1e from 10 to 60 rer
cent cheaper than Ao from the Bouth si1e, OF
course ha Will 10 moro likely to reut or buy
house on the Wcst Slide. And ID It not truu that
thuro arc fewer yac4nt houses on tho West Ssa than
tho Boush Side At this moment, for thA 1eason In
tho msuy advertisements ader the heaI Of Nanted,
to Nent." in Sundays TRIBUNE, nosice that largo
majority Of tho advertiaeru want houses tho West
hle." Three, Or cents ritio for man with fami
y IL big thing to save In year, especially II ha sal
MY is small. And to prnpery-holders on the sonth
his thB matter demanding immediate attention.
This discrimination u fa1ca IN iayor u tho West siao
will cost tho Of tho Aauth Ssdo very
seriously IN the run u 70" years. 1t ought not 10
bs suffered to exist. II the atreet rn!lrn3 conpaea
themselves, on the South Hlde, could afford to keep
ther ratca IitGh aoya tho rates the Vest Kids,
Which IL very doubtful they ought to bo willing Ii
sacEco thu intcrests q thtir customers and property
owners on The Houih BLDG a. tley nnw doing.
trust The TRIBUNE Will The point aud cau public
sstenlon to thts very important matter.
SOUTH SIDE
, 1875-10-28

fss7. Wnlttr "a. the sano: anne.
6aA. Rankin va tho esmc: Hamr.
6s,. lamb VI. Tho aanc Rsmc.
G'O. H,Inn ya. tho eame: Aafnr.
fiji. Thomas 1t VI. vs.. tin SAM: Fame.
GH1. Ntnn)ofHAt ". The alt1n; BaEae.
f6t. hlnkln n. thu a1r,e; Hat1te.
8Gt. Chatham NJ tlnnat bank Df New York ". John
#. hoane; sppeal tsmsact1.
CALL or TIE DOCKET. ....
Gil. Derby VI. Tia rropao III rel 1s,E1hey: TO
abto Tho ACCESSION IN No. "a {Trayer w. Tue sAmtl and
Lten with that nunl,er.
B42. Trout r. the kL1nn fnsnc.
Gil. naytes ". tha hatae; Aanle.
f4f. Hoaic VI. tic Hanle fame.
hl5. White e al. "a. tho name; rams.
fli. tNhttu VI. the Aandc; FAME,
AT. tones Va. The sanln; sitne.
dt9. fnlfmHn "a. acostile It nl: t8ktn on cali.
GU, Tho Chicago h Northwestern Hallway Company
W. Thu rcap1n e1 rel. Miller: tAkcu On Gull
fTI. }1ker ~. thc saine: taken TN call.
h1. D'Fly et NJ. VI. TIM san,e; taken % call.
ih3. Lamb ~. tho same; taken IN call.
N3. Front Of Al. W. th" sanlc; taken IN rall.
Gi4. PEnnt md u Ato va. tho tannn; takcn call.
f65. l. NIB 81 Al. ra, Tho sAtl,e; TAX, IN call.
tIti. Wclch at a. vs.. tho samn; tahcr On tai
tS1. Walker v. tho sumo; taken IN rail-.
Gas. ltantt1n rH. tha Sa1lte; ken OF call.
GS,. Lamb w. Tho Kan,e, taken ru call
to. Samo 70. tile hatne tn.en oil oall,
AnI0UNSstTNI.
Tho Court adjourned to q o'clock tomorrow
morninE.
, 1875-10-28
CRIMINAL.

William More, sliss J4ck prepnau, wloss srsess fos
eonlna.'eu ~ oetso's !att 'a!y "aa ho,ed ass
Hse3 Fstfacd 10 the scene of hls cFi'o last night In
rhaEge OF Detective O'Neil, Of tho Detroit force.
A r1r,py uoht T., +h. ,,,,f...,,, no,,.4 r,. ,,.u
Inn vi, H. s"'.', 1872, .4o" 'sA ..",'
meantime thrrs i. Inrr. sa,o.,,, r.' ~
,o at,. ia.se s'ous aafne's resofefed
'''D' a'Aa a"a'ua8 1aentln:atloh u tho Armory.
Burton Johnson Accused uf ,n,t,ny III. ,eu,r,t nm
Cutler, Elne,t, and fauetnx ;, NJ 10 r,- s,,.' W
uuuduy aJ,.rn,.,n - ~. ..o t"utn sseaue
~. .a. s. a'a"n VIZ arrested ycaseFaay, aud lad
paragraph In rux 1u1p,,s. ~ ,,on,,.v :. ~.
, 1875-10-28
SUBURBAN..


The 1,oar Of Trnstcee hcli an adjourned meeting
TMetd1y night, all Tho tnemters being rrtecut. TBtn
ty-soyen lids fof all or part Of tic work m tho
Hint-hanac for tho "AterWotks VITO received. Con-
tracts were let 10 fonr different PARTIES rs follows
Ma.on.wotk 10 @. Roefgtr fer +! aa0 carpenter work
to h q. Bronson for sl.aA: iron work tb +. 1Grt-
mann for $hD; paln!!ng and glazing to f. IT, Hum,
rhsey Co. for *3.s; 1nakita Total of Gcs s,er-
GER ia resident Of Lake View, anil alot takc son,o
irilo In nmking hs work No. l. No time rhuull 10
Lost in EutnR up these wills. tho engines aro cu-
frost will mt ftay 1.tt vi tlc ground ,ncil longer
ay and TIN tests,.s:n,schlnr in riy rcaiy iv ,iao
Al lint point. Thr lies for th' Iakrpcr nru n-o on
TIM Ern'nd. mt! Wnsk at that point will only depend
tho roo'is Of OLD Neptune.
Ordinances wrrc arawu Tor % llytrr MIS- to 10 r1tc
avenue, i on belmont, TIL Wr:Khwood.+ Il on ahc1ci
OH sunny slic. = on Veal l!Aroal rark M Diver
Ery, on Green Hay. ! OIL Hsclnc, III ILncolt on
Tho Supervisor reported thai uec"rainE u in.rnc-
n eonren. tt,on of 81 Ter ,1i.m, Ja1,r Smith. WHO
ca1cs highly recommended fsot! shs nrooklsh Navy
Tho Supervisor was authorized to contract fur atott
oo fret of II and 1linc lu "fl The necessary velscs
to CONNECT tue pu work. with Tho Inlet and shnto
mpes; also to provide fur 6'soot box ller IN the
petition for sidewalk on tue west t1e Of wolco.t
street, fsou InuyaIde tn Wilson nythue granted
petition tignci ny sevcneen ri::;e,s, asslnR The
removal nf Wamh. TIM Foundn'steF, on tho Eroi,Hl
q tncompetcncy nnl wrong 10. 1ct III itMronndigG
within tho Jurisdiction Of tim u srtl. Tue remedy is
either to tmpeach Thu tp1Inlnrn, before Justice rcn
Brock Court q to Withhold their aurages Ut tho
1tarenewood WAS Invaded nu,l tsken roascfsinn uf
TucBlly by nl'nIserai det,chsncus Of the ConHrc
gattOnal Church from tho eys an clerical atoa-
phcrc still ciing' ta tho rlace reunl+ccice. Tho
caaso waa tho seni.aMnual .!ht Of tho Chicago A.so
teTnai interchange Of cas md tho advancement Of
The welfare Of said Church. Several nurestin{ 1la-
, 1875-10-28

Thefe hare been mAuy art saeH announced In this
city tgood collections Of art}. and At The tins Of co
nclng tho sae half-dorcn persons comprise III
full Tho RnctioueerR company. This mt ts tho
Tonight ut tho EIns!slon AstGhllery, where, ut
7;Ju, the arsats Of this city will hold sale without
0f Ut their Latest apd bcst workl. Th.a IL
the rss regular annual sale hull by hsm siuee tbs
great Ars and, it Is for their special bcnons-tle
sso being entirely under their coutro-their call up
the Arlosing public Bhusl meet hearty response
In The way Ut crowded room Of purcE1scts. Ar We
stated before, thu Eae will commence thla osentl.g
1t 7:3p.
, 1875-10-28

Chicago to Now York.-- CELEBRITY, aecurl.
ty, and Comfort---Erie & Chicago Rail-
roRd Line via Cleveland.
On Monday morning, Nov. J. 1e75, at O'Clock, tho
nrst train orer this route wilt steam out Of Chicago,
eastwarl II will run Pullman sleepcra OF tho newsus,
most elaborate. and comfortable pattcsa.
At s O'clock sud minutes III the afternoon Of tic
Hame day, tho Becon tran will depart. 1t will ct-
lain Pullman S!cerers. Pullman PAr1or and Drawing-
Room Cars, aud the fuInoIB Pullman Hotel Cars.
These superior voniruces to thu tra.ocs Will 10
and &hi!e with hin tlls route etear through to
New York.
It Is the only line which Offers 10 make him ut homs
TO ealing md sleeping between Tho two great cities
Of tlu ContIncnt.
Tho dagrlms for the sleelng-cars can bo nesn now
II lol Clark street. Ut Washington street, In
this city, and accommodations hs secured foE Mon
daya trains, D. ". HITCHCOCK, General Agcnt,
N. D.-Thts il the only luo which can offer tho
luxnr3 Of Pullman rar between ChlcaSo and C!evs-
Land. D. ". utrcucoCK, 4unetal Agent.
, 1875-10-28

Tho Mont Novel Invention OF tho Ago.
Dne Of The mos! beautiful s'gns soea in trout
OF our ofco lat night. uio7ng wagon, inscribed
on oas side, "beawe!i'a Day aid Night sIgn," and
tho other the representation Of Cagiu displayed
with al The coors Of thu rainbow. Tho s'G IL Ut
tho most attractive sgua Of tho age. Ar. Heawc tho
patented aud inventor guarantees thai wll tske two
thirds less gas than uny otl illuminated sign. btata
rights for sale. O. II. BeAweu, Msrchantt' Hotel,
1fItrn1
, 1875-10-28

PHuCEEp1N0B YESTERDAY,
OTTAWA, ILL.,, Oct, 27.-Sapreme Court pro.
ccedtngs to-day:
NOTIONS DECIDED.
7so Allen ct u 70. Shepard motlon reserved to tha
final hearing OF tho cause.
3ot. uItld, Jr., impeaded n.o ys The City Of Chi.
csgo motion allowed and leaYa given To ills auppe-
mental record.
James Ciltey will be gr4utsl license to prao-
tce law iu Tits btzte.
NEW MOTIONS.
"a. Williams ~. Rto1ea appearance Of 8ophiA
ihoIe the exocnttix aud executor, eutAss, sna tho
CAUSE transferred to tho Celtsal uEALd b1vtsion.
2t5. Lincoln Avenue aud Miss Ctatre 0rasol Road
CnmpAny Dunn motion of the 2ppellos foF All s1-
tension Of tsIns 10 hls bflsfs. .--
uu. richards w. 9tseu motion BY tho spPallaot 70
set aside tha order u taking the cause and Tor eoa-
ttuuLn.s ana writ OF ceFtoEaE.
OIL Harding VI. Tho Tuvu Of Halls ths order u
snbui4sion vel asds ~ sgreemsntt tho desth Of H. c.
Iiurdug suggested 1toTgs T. lIsFdug tha s2ecutot.
eutess hls sppe4ssacs In stson, sud The cause con'
unu+t.
tj0 Daksr ". Tho People sel Miller; laave given
to hle additional records,
6a1. Darby ". tho aauie aame ofdss.
additional time 70 lie hraefs by tbs Apptleo.
8e3. Trout ". tha same; aAna
634. prout and White ". shs RAtnet salnAs
hs5, Lamb Of II. ". tho aaIns sauaa.
90. Welca 1t Il. ". ths sans; sAzps.
, 1875-10-28

Tito examination Mill Fr continued to-sy. with thn
PROBABILITY that tlta u:y will cntl IT'S lthoFs aid c prs
t,arr,t fh resnrt,
nefaro aim'tn ming yctl"r'iry roHm'ttrc wss alr
rnntd tn rent. nEt the fhEt t'Ie ms Asytut,
and MIRO upon tho lnret, i1attnn tntn the shr0r nf
bribery aeainst Tho Cn1nty Hard. The n1s Will
not In materially tIscrent frum what has ateay lern
tIcaet In thesc cotuna, aud wil not be lnsde pub
ifG bcfote tomorrow.
, 1875-10-28

Specfat fHsratth to TN Ch,raao Tribune.
DETnolr. Oct. 27.-Tho Ward will caye has
now roachod tho argument. Tho contcntauts
presented their requests for charging by the
Judge. It ia expected that at least this week
will DO taken in arguing thcso requests, aud that
The arguments Oh tho lnaln question will occupy
al nc1t week.
, 1875-10-28

NV YORK.
Spsetat nispatth TO The CA,cnuo, 7ytbuns.
NEw YonK. Oct. 27.-alr. Ashbel r. Fitch,
counsel for tho dopoBltora Of tho Third Ayonuo
Savings Bank, returned from Albany yesterday,
Ulero be obtained nn order to show cnuso Why
an injunction should not Issue against the Third
Avenue Uank 10 tho Interest OF dopostors. Tho
Judge would havo granted an Injunction, but
requested that tho Recelyor SHOULD 10 informed
OF tho application for IN injunction. Notice 10
ntor csuso waH sorvcd oa Air. Garner, the ne-
ceiyer, yesterday. and ia returnable to-day Ut
Albany, wAeu it will probably bo grlntSd. nlr.
Fitch. for tho depos!tors, WILL apply for ro-
moval OF Mr. GARNER before one OF tho Judges
Of tho courts 10 this coanty,
New 1oRg, Oct. 37.-Ino suspension OF Ira
Board, No. 4o7 broadway, dealer in millinery
goods Is ANNOUNCED.
Hugh Young has tna.lo m aeaignmont, placing
bis liabilities At SILL SIG, mud h1s apsotA at $Ga,
391, large part Of the attsr being patout rights.
, 1875-10-28

Worthless, Wiuful, Wicked Waste
II what 1t amounts 10 to poor stoycs. II you
about buying, ask those usiny Argsnd taae-barutr
Stewart parlor, from pAton's, 103 and l94 Htata
street, how they Ike 1t,
, 1875-10-28
Tho aboye Attempted sntciie which nsae a nj,
Of eeiesrH enatc11cd form thu lre, IN, IT iii. ss
about 10 ho plunged 1rn liar 10 ,oln tho ram ri,
or tito lady for llor outraged feelings.


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tlie To- 'ic.'.o Of tho hrilas arrntE No u Hlutn.
as, Iy thn Rev. Ds. Cheney, Mr. vi liam CuI broox
an' M'ts y. @. asai'ca, all of Chicago. No cards,
rATTEHBoF--COni'Elt Tho r,e.br,e,,,,
Ghnrch, Ddnvtle, L. m Tnur''lky, q Z. ri, by H..
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Mis- Bnllte NJ Cooper. of Georgetown. Col ,.aneht
Of the tate WitIfanl CHOPPER, "eA'ee