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The Grange advance. [volume] (Red Wing, Minn.) 1873-1877, 1875-07-06
Chicago, Milwaukee & St. Paul

Chicago, Milwaukee & St. Paul
Time Table.
GOING EAST. co,pc wrsr
Dsy Elk. Day Elk.
St. Paul, 1910 m. Winona 1886 m.
Red wing, 1906 p m. REQ wing 4:l7 p m.
Winona, $40 p m. St. Paul 6:1o P n.
Night mail. Night mail.
st. Paul 1880 m. Winona l2:45 M
Red wing 9:20 p m. Red wing 1880 m.
Winona 1926 IN. St. Paul $50 M
Ac'm. Fr't. Ac'm. Fr't.
St. Paul $40 q m. Red wing 200 p m.
Red wing 9:55 m. St. Paul 5:45 p. m.
Tickets for sale to all principal points
J. F. PRIOR,
Freight and Ticket Agent.
The Grange advance. [volume] (Red Wing, Minn.) 1873-1877, 1875-07-06

ATrENT1oN.-Me Measure your doors
and windows and 60 to G. P. Peterson
g. Co.'S tanning mill shop, near the rail-
way depot, and buy complete protection
for your houses from mosquitoes, flies and
other insects. in the shape of those neat
window snd door screens. Window
screens are fitted into windows by G.
Peterson e. Co, so as to be raised or
lowered at pleasure. This is a great
convenience in opening and closing
blinds.
The Grange advance. [volume] (Red Wing, Minn.) 1873-1877, 1875-07-06

Choice Groceries cheap, at Setback
Danielson e. Co.'S.
The Grange advance. [volume] (Red Wing, Minn.) 1873-1877, 1875-07-06

NOTICE OF CoPARTNERsH1P.-T
undersigned have entered into Copart-
nership from Jan. lst., 1875, as agents
of Halls Safe and Lock Co.
B1GFORD & PAssMORE,
46, Jackson St., St. Paul, MINI.
The Grange advance. [volume] (Red Wing, Minn.) 1873-1877, 1875-07-06

: CLOSING OUT SALE.-Mrs. r. c..
Hall, in order to make room for a new
and different class of goods for the fall
trade, will for the next 80 days sell her
present stock at greatly reduced prices,
consisting Of Millinery, Ladies' Furnish
1ngs, Trimmings and Fancy Goods
Real hair switches at one-half the usual
prices. AT the old Esping stand, Main
Street, opposite Pierce, Simmons g.
Co.'s Bank. MRS. r. G. HALL.
The Grange advance. [volume] (Red Wing, Minn.) 1873-1877, 1875-07-06

X FL VIM 80
,.-:r
Marble and Granite Works.,
. -.
CARLSON & McROSTIE, .
Manufacturers and dealers in
AMERICAN AND ITALIAN MARBLE,
Monuments, Craze Stones, Mantles,
And all kinds of furniture marble. y
filed on short notice,
Corner Of East Avenue and Third Street,
RED WING, MINNESOTA.
a. Carlson. P. N. McRostie.
The Grange advance. [volume] (Red Wing, Minn.) 1873-1877, 1875-07-06

FARM FOR SALE.-200 acres.
80 acres of pillow land, 40 acres Of the
very best Of meadow, and the remain
der timber land. A good barn and a
good, story and half house with a
stone basement. An abundance of wa
ter on the place and a fine spring near
the house. The farm is located on Hay
Greek in the town Of Featherstone near
the County Hotel.
Terms easy: For further particulars
inquire on the place Of
GOTTLIEB BUCKHOLZ.
The Grange advance. [volume] (Red Wing, Minn.) 1873-1877, 1875-07-06

Simmons, Allen 4 Co. have reftted,
swept and garnished and taken full
possession of the store of Simmons o.
son e. Bush, have the shelves loaded
with splendid stock of goods and are
prepared to welcome and wait on. in a
perfectly satisfactory manner, all of the
customers Of both the old firms to whose
business they succeed, as we'll as new
customers who are attracted to their
store by their large stock, low prices
and splendid business facilities.
The Broadway Button and Sarato-
ga-Buckle-Neport.tie slippers as well as
all the other new styles of slippers,
shoes and boots for ladies' and gents
wear are constantly arriving and being
sold at lowest living prices, at Hefel-
finger, Howell & Co.'S. No. IS Main St.
, 1875-01-29

somewhat cold, hut It did not Interfere viii, tho
gathering M tho grcatcas part ot tho citlzos
wore pscsoht, and Rood ti,no was hatt through.
ont. THO rrnccolH ~ero gsan for tho benefit
OF ths IIighwonh Library.
Jlinltttay nvrninE. Fab. 4. all cntrrtaln-
mont will bo given n, tho hnli. which will cumBlst
Of reading, singing. rccitatinnst art Dialogues
bt tl,e children, for the benefit OF tho Sunday
SCHOOL.
c0nSEiI.
This suburb Ia ambitions and will not
stay out In tho cold these long evenings.
Meetings hnvo boan appointed by the Sons OF
Temperance for tic second Thursday evening OF
every mouth. to which. the public are cordially
1nvitet. Literature and n,t,sie will be furnn,,cd
FREQ, antl thn Division EXPECTS tu bo liburnlIy
yatronizot on tltoso tcrlas
HYDE TANE.
The Rev, c. l.. Thompson is to deliver tho an
nircraarv fiscoutae before tho Hyde Pnr} Dibla
Society snrHlay evening, Feb. 7, at tho rresby-
terian Church in thas placc.
, 1875-01-29

that have coat tho city an immense nn,o,,nt osiHl-
mated from tho nod Of nil AIdctn&anio ienl nNd
tho 1raE yor'ls, Vho Corporation t,>HHsel tHrs
1t ,e oil right" when. in fact, TIM Corporation
Counsel had said. rorl1npp, thn very contrary.
Az so'r ~ City Engineer Cl,cshroust returns
to tho city, tho Hoard of I'rh,c Works will call,
'1scct'n9 OF the e'er!H 1T 'lto Ettgtnears oico
for tho purpose Of making affidavit to tho facts
eowcr aa now in tlior rnsBosaon. Tho facts. tt
ts stated. will be slightly different IRON those
presented by the contractors. l'residont l'rn-
divilc exhibits long row OF figures, and NJ
as;'irations of tho contrnctCre, he station tho
Doard, under no c.rcunlntances could not bn 3n-
tlnceta to rccnu,n1end Tho appropriation. avn,,
though tho contractors hail requested thcm to
do it.
South -Tovn-C Collector Mike Trans is All IN
tcnno ndmiror OF tho pntcrptiac Which paper
e1l,ibited yehter.1ny IN calling attention, BY
lending editorial, to filo wnv tho b,ntf,-Town
Collector was disnhnytlle the na.lates Of Judge
NillIums. lilo was ptcssel to read an account Of
how Ilo hid toro III pccc, tho writ and stamped
au sworN at hciug ortleyel to .lcsist from loyy-
ing nh tho Fcore'a tias Mnl Colso Company. MI
institution Nhjcl, is confined 10 tho West D-
vision, and with which l,e hns nothing whatever
to 90. Yesterday ho procured M e3press-wnEon,
and proceeded to levy on Leoin,la kuh Il Co., oil
WabaEii avenno. lnit tho recae!tza1t firm Houn
rolentot1, aud rail ur.
rlinSrrlcs.
Inc aab1oihEd communication pToTCa tllfro
exists IN this city a most wonderful phonetic
spe!ier. who ought TO 10 exhibited as a curiosity
at the Museum:
CutcA1 Jnnncry til 81, 1875-to tbs Bor,! Of works
for f",s Eak Why not tax nT do *olnnH With oreing
milwaukee ilat they may be curseL night anl day
heweser IS tue Of its alry aa tlt they fnist
die will out l1.est laih, for Beating oWt Of
sEo for ycars an.i nothing da.,s YAaon YANunGs
THE r0Er tARH,
Tho Bon-a Of Firo Commissioners yesterday
tr!od several lrcn1en OIL various cllnrgcg rrc-
fcrrci against them By thcir superior oienrs Tile
most important cnBe waR TINT Of Wi}am Mitch
all. who was lately re.iuce,l from pipemnn to
watcf,n,an. on account OF inenlciency. After a
considerable amount 1T hantcrinS and perycreio1,
Of the facts, the matter waH taken under advihe-
mont. aud the worthy presislont cafcd special
meeting for tho purpose OF iniltiug a poem In
answnr to "Aljssunl ItlcnHtye." "pnb}jslIrd in yes
to-day mornings TE1nu>E. Owing to tho Strict
secrecy observed by nil present e. tho cunynea-
tinn, ONLY tho chorus wag obtaineG lpr 2Hh1ra-
ton. Tho following in ;Ilo clporI1s M nearly as
It can bo remembered by tho reporter:
Oil. Shenanlgan Nark Is my na,ns,
1catna THE THttuHE " my ga1ns;
ean ,tule, czn sing,
can rope tle l,oys iu
On 81 alissHni Itcntitco "
Or all. Glhcr tlting;
For, saonlKan Mark is my nsns.
, 1875-01-29


Mr.. A. O. ucsiny Las :sot rocoyercd any Of tho
costly and rare jewels which woro stolen from
his house some titns ago.
Thomas McsLann, 4 bov OF Is yearH, was ar
rested by Officer Smith, WHO found him In pos
session Of stolen hosno-hlankot.
About $50 worth Of brass faucets were etolen
from tho uew buildings, Nos. 4lJ TO 423, i'll
elusive, or Fulton street, yesterday.
a fine gold watch md CHI ain. aut! set of gold
jewclry ralicd at $500, voro stolon from H. +.
t1rflng's house, M. 3fB Fulton street, yester-
day afternoon.
Tho boot mud shoe store of r. ". 1,rninarl,
No. 1G6 Hand dolph street, waB entered md robbed
by burglars a bout 7 o'cluck labt evening. About
$50 worth Of goods was takosi.
,1r. e. +. Shepard. of 10. 13o North oakloy
tcrslay ti,at anme thief cntorcl his l1ouyo and
Htole tue ''aabre du uson pere." a Enlt pistol. a
pair Of boots, md TWO suits Of hunting clpthcs.
1hioves entered tho lfonso Of Henry Dixie. No.
GO North Sansamon street, night hcfuro tast,
and stole 9oa in money, note for $500 drawn
aud q gold chnin worth 5s5. The wutch was
found i'll all aAjoInlug yara Yesterday morning.
No Glow has been obtaitied Which will lead to til,
detection Of the robberA.
Thomas Canty, q driver on al Archer avenue
car, Was attacked by rlt]ian about H:31 oclpc,
"Wednesday night, within a fsw feet Of his houue.
OH uroad Blross, nenr Archer avenue. Canty had
his bbx, containing about 40 in packages. and
tho follow endeavored to take It from him. A
sharp struggle cnsues. and the driver succeeded
in beattng the robher on.
Oficos Christopher Lyckherg OF tho American
District Telegraph Company, arrested Yesterday
evening, at the Metropolitan Hotel, 9. Vilo-
nouvo. ono Of tbs guests, charged VITA larceny
Of property valued ut 9l00 belonging 10 other
guests OF tho house. ltiH system Of pIuittler has
boeu carried Oh for about two weeks. Fart uf
the property atolen is traced to several pawn
broker Establishments Of this city.
, 1875-01-29
PROPOSED INVESTIGATION.
Etsc1u{ ftixy,ufrh n THs fhit.td1 Frihuttt.


Dns1oa, Jan. 1s.--Thore arc not n few mcr-
chants who consider tllo Boston Il Albany 1,ail.
road = monopoly controlled by the New York
Central interest In favor OF Now York and against
Baston. That feeling has at last found express
zion in m order introduced into tho House to-
tlay BY 3tr. Marley, of Boston. that tho Com
mIttco on KaroAds inquire and report
whether tho Boston l. Albany Nailroad
Company is furnishing proper facilities for
tho transportation OF merchandise, and for tho
promotion of tho trade aud commerce OF tho
Curmnunwealth, and particularly whotlier its
rates. Of freight md othor arrangements ase
property nliuntel sn nh to encourage tho Hhip-
ping Of freight to and from tho port Of IsoBton !:
u,Id further, whether tho State Directors f raid
Company l!ayo complied with tho provisions nf
tho reEolntions Of tho year 1sGl. nn,l Of Chap.
228 of tito acts Of tho year 1878, and that tho
Committee iopors any legislation necdcd TO pro-
n,oso these cn11, aud send for persona and
n1pCtu,
, 1875-01-29
LOCAL LETTERS.
ZEN, EuAl,Ett'H rOt.lCY.

70 the Eiti:hr If The Chsrdro tribune:
Cl1cAtio, Jun. ga.-1 supposed that Con. sha-
Ice ca:ne hero 1T tAe invitation Of thu Citizens
iHHcciatio,. not to rim tie city into bankruptcy,
b9 running III, an enormous hill Q: o., 900, 900,
hut to iulro1lucc greater discipline ind efficiency
into tho Fro Department. tlia fan,o aB dis
cip!iuaran latl preceded lin, and wonders wero
expected OF him. Gen. 6lalar las now boe1s
here nearly three mouths, and VIC look III vain
frs rsa,lytuing which le has 80: tono woil -. 5uD
Had liz taaen tho Iiro Commissioners, caeh III
tur, under his arm and disciplined tac,a as they
deserve tn bu. tho city could have we'll afiorlol
to pay linn moro than 410,Uuo iu nlyance. Ad-
1nittinr that Gen. Sl.Aler han mot had fair
chance tu show hin extraordinary ability und
stii,-atnlistng that tho aforesaid Cointuia-
Luncrs, III their fear lost ho might
weaken tlcir power Al4 nyer6hnloY
them, hnsa tlwarscd every effort which
llo has made to ertanco tilo efficiency Of the
Dsjartnlent.-who ever heard Of Ala boiM5
|teacnt TT my C4fcago tIrc, nHd rendering any
impurtant ecrvices even HI Consulting Es,-
gaufori Ono thing IL certan Thar unless GEN.
Shalcr eau obtain executive authority and coll
troll Of the Chicago Firu Department for Mt least
Onc 1uontl Ais IniHblon here llAy 10 coliBideTutl
An utter failure, end tho Huouer ile rcturua to
New York the better. Tho poopIa aie in no
1apoll 10 submit tu atilitiDnai tax-burtielH
arc already provided With army Of rlty,
tuMnssilp, county. und stato as.Hntcrt,-a,lli
,fAea sheso fail to "!osd up" our tax-parera,
Providence haa kindly furnished = 6tats Hpar.l
Of Equalization to give tho tinir!ai,lg stsoho.
6n IL Gen. Sualer i.As como here, to mako ont
appropriation bills k,Jd heEin work in 1a7I, tic
cty should declaFo herself independent o! lii
sctS!rts. i,
, 1875-01-29
GENERAL NEWS.

Ar. LsLe, tho neW Superintendent OF the Wtet
Division street Jta:lwpy Company, takes his
Splace Feb. /.
The Temperature yesterday A. observed by L.
Mauasxs, optciaa under TAk TalBuat Building,
, 1875-01-29

chickertns Upright Ptanoa.
just received at I.ecdI Temple Of Music, corner
Dearborn md Van Darcn at1eets. fer vury auo up
right pianos containing tho latest aut1 best Improve.
, 1875-01-29

NNNoUN%CflE.Nt D.
Tho lion. Simon Wolf will lecture this even.
lns in tho Methodist Churc!, Hall.
Tho ChicsGos play the Thistle Curling Club
to-.lay al Lincoln Park, throo rlnka sido. rlHy
FROM IL o'clucA to !, aud from to4.
Tie Women's Society for Physical Culture will
meet ut tho Chicago Athonmum at halg-psBt
Saturday afternoon.
Dr.. n. s. Davis will lecture ut tho Washing.
tonian Home this evening on Temperance, con-
1ncncin} ut hait.past o'clock. All are invited
to attend
for the position 1f engineer of the Jolles School
building at tue office Ut tia Eua.d OF Education,
Nus. 81 and SG LaSallo street, to-1nortow ut l
j. N.
Companies D and r, I. =. g.. moet at tho
ArInurv. No. IL! l.ake atraet, this evening, at
7:30 O'Clock. a full a1!l prompt Attendance IL
expected. Ar,ns aud equipments nro to Le dig
t1lbNtel.
George ". Gray will loctnro tonight before
Star of Hope Lodgo No. Ii. l. q. Il. T.. at their
roussis, corner uf Washington anl DcspIainea
struots. on ''lfiatory Of Star Of 1lapn LoIgo
from Its Organization In 1H55 to the Present
Timo." All menlb114 Of the Order aro cordially
| invited to DO present,
Aladame I.oonowcns. "she English Qoyernees
at tho (ntlrt OF siam" lectures before tho Bull
day Lecture Society. Sunday Afternoon, Of,
'Bltidta and the I,udlhists Of Siau." THIS
lecture liaA hooa delivered with great effect III
Few York and boston, drawing crowded houscB
II il not religious but popular, lecture.
, 1875-01-29


Tho COMMITTEES on Railroads Will meet at
o'clock Saturday afternoon in tho City Clerks
Office.
Tho Finance Committee will moot Friday at
$50 p, III. in tho Cuul,'ltoler'B office, Among
other thugs to bh considered, ia reference made
sumo weeks ago concerning tho Public Library.
Tl,a Council Committee on Public Buildings,
togatlcr With tho ine.nbers Of tho board Of
ruh!le Works, will meet with the Public 1]uild-
iuS connsittce OF tue County Commissioners at
--:s3 y, III. to-day, III the roons OF the Eoarl OF
Public Works. Tho subject under consideration
IL tho now Corrt-Ho,lse.
Julge Dickcy has adopted plan which cannot
full to give satisfaction 10 the Council. lie re-
fuses 10 have my dealings with Council Commit
tces. aud will glHe opinions only to the Council
tpkei II. q body. Tho custom Of giving opinions
to tom, Dick, and Harry should haye beeu dis
continued loug ago. Tho North Hlate street
complication aud various other @psaugIemeuts
, 1875-01-29

10 ths Editor Of Tie Lhiruco TRIBUNE:
CHICAGO. Jun. 23.-WAoso business iB 1t to sou
that tic htrcets anl Sidewalks Of the city are
Kept in e paspAl,ls conditiou9 Does it lovore
Oh tho Mayor. tho Street Commissioner, or tho
pollcoa II tEern be an orliuauco relating to
tho subject, ID It not tho Mayors sworn duty to
Layo 1t enforced? As the cl.ief executive officer
Of tho city, TIC friend uf kaiakaua, aud patron
of the Can-Ca1,, hc ought to know Whose feet
stand on slippery placeB. hut. os.liuanee or no
ordinance, It is asEraceiut. III lLo om,Ier or
occupant OF nny Etoro or dwelling to leayp Lis
premises III slich coul:tiun that i ps1sun cat.-
nnt pass tht III III the publis highway cxcups Ut
the iisk Ut Lilo or limb. Arc not TIN rol,cY l,4-
structed to report ii. writing tu tho hsrcut Com
Ias-lener tic nanlo aad n';Eabcr Of ssesy duiiu-
Yueut who, after reasonable notice. usgleets OF
refuses to Ic,uoyc the SNOW, ice, or other Oh
btructiou III front Of llia prenises? Make few
examples a,loug merchants ind l.ollbeAoldtrs
slul It will nuL DO long before rights VI tic
Jtcdcsttau ars properly recognized aud fesrect-
cd. A teW moro fnith for datuages tor Erukcss
litahs may auo teas!s tue city lesaou In tho
direction. |.
, 1875-01-29


LEONARD -Jennfe 1.eonard, ssel - years, wtfo of
W. H. ls:uasrl1. IN "Wednesday. Jan. n.
fuurnI fr1n aUa West atlis0nst. ou Friday tho s9th,
at IL oc1otk 4. IN.
CUAlsY-.Jan. %, at his lato sc.ldcncc, oornur si
Init ortrld AHh FwHtytr strGutx. hnthay GuricJ.
FunstaI on Saturday, Jun. S0 Ut lU ofciurk.
, 1875-01-29


The Misps.ri, Kansas & Texas Railroad has
officially noilled the yarious EoAas, parties to
tho I..sn-ayrceinent. that it Inns Withdrawn from
thu compact, and vii! hereafter lssuo Passes to
whoa ita }'!aascs.
AETvIEMESr OF SUIT UNDER THE ILLINOIS LAW.
Sptrtal DfspatcA to 9Hs Ch!raoo TRIBUNE.
CAIAo, ILL.,, Jan. 28.-The kult OF tho l.ailtoad
Commissioners aGninst tho Illinois Central llail-
road in this county was settled yesterday altor-
noon. The suit was Tor e1tortion and unjnat
discrimination. Tito former couuts were tiih-
missed, aud judgment for s1,000 rendered on
Que Of thu hitter. This the Company agreed to,
from tho fack Tint humber OF sutH involving
to tue United States Supreme Court.
RAILROAD ELEErIDH.
The following directors were olcctcd at
meeting If tho stockholders Of tho Cairo q fiu-
cennen llailtoad iu this city Yesterday: William,
!. lia!liday. lsvswe!l silllerICa1o john Csesar,
Clieasoi j. +. bloIgpu, J. II. Kob'nhon. i.
Humphrey, bf. X. Jsssup, James Goodwin, New
York; and J. pEexe!. Fbiladalphia-
, 1875-01-29

lSFff7aE U1ETFfH VI TIE I71FH'0 7ffbHHf,
MILWAUKEE, JAN. 23.-F, i. liunl to-day
ecrvo,l papers 10 tho suit for slo.00n damages
aganut tho Milwaukee l. St. Paul Kailroad Com
pany for being assaulted by brakemu, On tho
1.aCrofso Division, un the ed Of Deeeuber, for
entering the lalcs' car, tho other cars being tul.
, 1875-01-29

tott&as
I at, ont OF pocket change III paying express
charges aud other incidental expenses in gather.
ing the above anppi:eA. sJJ.25.
As it will bo Impossible to devotc any moro
time to this nobn ,work.-ny soryiccs having
znua for cnsA donations, which aro TO much
needed BY OUT Eausns Hulfcrera to luy fuel !lour,
aud feed for their toel,-l trust te citizens viii
tako hold Of this work. Whatever Mny lio III nv
powor t0 do will ito chre7gnlIv.
W1LL1aa1 o. T.uDLow,
45l Wcst Adnn.s street,
AGellt kRnNaa SdtEerasa.
, 1875-01-29
THE CITY.
THE CONTEMPT CASE.


The f1llo OIL Collector D'1'rcn TO s],ow causo
ybv be sbould not be attached for contempt In
levying on tho property Of tho Peoples Gaslight
and Coke Comnany In defiance Of an injunction,
WAS uado rcturnabio Yesterday before Judge
Farweil. ifr. Moran appeared for tho Collector,
SIr, 1,ountrca not Loing in the city. and stated
that Mr. O'liren Ind gone 10 Springfield. AMI he
w1sl,cl tho rule could be extended until 1lfH ro-
turn, IIn raid TINT O'l'rien had not becn served
witt, tho junction until liter tho levy had been
mado; that the custoslans were not interfering
with tho Company, md that nfalrs wcrc r1tnttIS
~ usual, go that nothing could be hurt by the
proposed delay.
Sidney smith, who nprca7ch foE tho Gns Com
pany, wn. in Ills grltlicnt mood yesterday, AID
thoN eli Lis pugnacfty ty r1:nri1lg ilro OF IRONY
and earcarm. Air. Smith said that ~. a,o wisea 70
lave tire Court slluw i,s authority. Tho Collector
had thrown the injunGt!nis writ Oh tho ground
and ksrhes! IT, aud lie s,,ould bc .nado to fee ti,e
Tn,rtr uf tho conrs. The injunction had been
rcw:, to tl.c head ccIl IN tho tolaessors o't,re
just before lie tnndo tho lazy. md it waR
finally served or hin wben l1o'Has irving The
custodian cI,hrgo Ut tho works, 20 that 1o bad
full kAo"fetl.o Of jts existence. Alf' Eot'ntfco
had anj:i That hc ntlyIaed tho Collector not to
mako tho levy. a;l. "l.en he pela'nted III making
it, Ae had warmed hin, that !lo did not want to
Layn nuytlu: further to do with il.
Jnags fatne rad he tl9ashs IT, frpm rom tn 1hs
O1rien hal k,lnwlcdeo Of tho existence
Of tic injunction before ho made tho
lovy. But lie tA hot Ulsl1 to rn',-
isl, hih employees, WHO had beon sersc!.
mud WHO only acad under his orders, and, If they
would immediately Withdraw from tho Cam
rary's ollice. ho wotld extend the rnlo as to Mr.
O'I}ricu until Saturday morning, when lio would
then deal will i'ln. rs he appeared to !.'serre;
a gentleman vho wna III tho tn!Icctar's Office
then ugrec to Fro That The e,tatodans were with
drawn. slr. smith tticn began to Hay 5onlet1tlg
moro against the ahaont Collector. but Judge
l,o rrcjrti;ccd, and tll. lawyer LETT vowing tho
.lnes. yrrEcanco aranst ui;ricn II lln ever
again canio within tr l0sptlictiou Of the Court.
, 1875-01-29

Atr Thomns +. Swan. clothing. ..........,.,$ Inti
'!ss a9sMue y. f"Ehc. f'ttlii5.. 3flH
air. Warren, clothing l.............,......, .or,
Mr. Seth ". pnnnnu. tlpthtnJ .....,.......,. 1am
,;anA {. A''+t, ftHhlh!s lHitb
iouus 'sla GhrsttMn ASSOCIATION, cloti'lnT.. 1HtD
i;aaea; t'"'mea y VI, Th,f EhoeA......,. 1uUG9
y. H. ~, Arlington Heights, secondhand
>, citaiia9. 51oo
T.. He"n' w o'Ars HItc csothlhIt. 1nis1
sa1h's y. rGrnalt rf9hlil9. il9................. LIN
hff+. y. y. Shcplart1, clnEinG., CVttI
A['r. Thntnta Fcrk ia South Airy ntsept,,
Mrs. Wl4titrIser, 1G5 Last Ch!cag. avenue,
clHtn1sE ........--.....>......... 1n,G9
Nrs. j. 4. Packard, clothing ug..........,,,.... lila
a1rs. H. L. EhalH1crlln, clothing -. .,,,,, lStn,
unkn"w1i party left al liol.e, c'i,in9....,,.. l5EO
unknown purity lift At hnlse, c1otLiny. ....... LIN
Unknown purity left 1T hnsc, ..ntinl4. ....., 1;n
Unknown Eariy by lIrItt;,'a cAirrss. rathluE, 1pn
DHFnoHl lMrty eit W Iintse, clnlata!s....... SIN
Nakno|h parity tit ~ taou4e, ir'x clntalng.-.s 520
Unknown ltarts KIT ut tnl7r. tnx tlsttfry. c5c9
UnknuHtl party eft ut hanse, !px rlntli,;... 2ia1
Unk.nwu party left ut house, DarsuIs CLOTH
Unknown larty left Mt lo,lsc, barrel cioth-
ing.: ,:.,,,................... 15.oo
Miscellaneous lot Of c!oshiny. aco1
Previous statement rendered aud valuo Of my
individual COLLECTIONS nH......,.....,...,,,, 1C7aM5