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amendment Thu prnetedinss by ,nandanaus and COM
md o,ao e.tahlishel rnio of praclce In Ihe 1inoIs
Bench 4. th.s p,.'dsto q !he percmpory wr. o,nuut
10 .nodea by " conss stasE herring upon ths r.:
must le dcn.cs altogeth,r nnrsa tlo sphere IL liz
nndaso Is exactly colncldcns to tho .nai.at. Of ths
H. Ill., sos S: Al :e E i 81 i.' i ill., t. us i
tho propositions heretofore Rynncc are correct tho
1t commanded lilo defendant ID operate tAo briIgs
under uniform tariff Of ftcchta and fares with tlis
nsq ., LIZ We ss. int n
for shs ase of It. Itisa HnitspatfnH hat thls mshs
!o the rlew of ihe Court tho r.Ia!ors eouass a7. il
II ss VII ho
freight an passenger ssr.r." an, that tc pcrcmpory
vi. issue - to confosm to ths alternative writ
undoabtediy ths amendment ought to rs allowed.
In ~: fMSI M I'D H.. & s M o.
governed ~ e same liberal rules which obtain 1t
ordinary Legal tsmeatos Aesorang'y, n.y. Chief.
10 ssuo 1t. avo ccasca to depend IN any pre:ogatirs
power, and ia now regarded orllaary pfo.e,a
which c.sry Is entiIleI where ID tho appropriate
process for asserting tho right 10 tha cafna." {Ktn.
uasn H. n% rSs sos s II 10 allow o rron
at all tics. both as to form md substance. III lis III
o,euaod tho statutes oi jeofais 10 III viii 70 of mi ,.
dauss md all proceedings taureon." spcakiag oi lie
sylvanls. renatE.s "formesly wo1 to doetrins Of
~o no soT a w1 q r. It s9 M II. Sor
q. $50, the ssrte. rnlo of tho common i.w
principle III. 10 amendment beug, that It shall bo H.
lowed In u caHcs when such d co,,rRo Will rromuto
5s And sucn i nnq"estIonaby lo Alercsn al nrau
fs es a On E44 sp co1p IT, 1 .na s.ss
lteed within tito icrms Of tho liberal provisions Is 10
, 1875-05-17
WASHINGTON.

SEsesat DfsHach 10 3Aa Chicaon 1tibu1s,
WASHINGTON, q. G., May 1G.-WilIinn Z. Baw-
yer, former Washington correspondent, whom
oyer gear ago Attorney General Williams for.
bado entoring tho Department OF Juntsce, threat
ens to bring suit against Williams for damages
for that order. lilo orlor was iasucd on lilo
suppoaition TINT Bawytr lad susroptlsouety OBJ
tainod and published tho papors in the dotuncl
Crodlt-Mobilior suit. The papora for tho llbol
suit against Williams arc now In preparation.
They set up TINT tue papers In question voro
not surreptlstonnlY obstained, hut woro freely
offorca, and that all tho statements made by tho
correspondent at that tmc wore strictly true.
CONSULAR.
Gen. ". ". Robinson. formerly Colonel Of the
Sixth Wisconsin. is here. He has bcen appoiut-
ed Consul to Madagascar.
MILITARY ORDER.
1Inj Joseph II. 1loblnaoo, of tho Thrl Artillery,
has been assigned to the command Of tho Mill
tzry prison at Fort LeRvonworth.
It ls said tonight tlat tho Court Of C,a;mB
will not decide tho Union PaelGo onss tomorrow,
as Lad been expected. The Adjournment Of tho
Court will, therefore, DO postponed for aomo
days.
4 NEW DAILY.
The Washington Tribune will appear so.mor-
row, Il iu undotatood TINT 1t will DO published
In tho interests Of tho tradca-uptons, aud nota-
bly, OF tho Typographical Union.
BPEAEER uLAINa
loft bore last uiglt for Maine. He does not in.
toud to return to Washington until fatl, and In
tonds to koep amy from politics aud politicians
until tho noxt Congress-.
TUE Ass1srANT ATToRNEr-oEEHRALAu1f.
Tho cmployes Of tile Department of Justice
arc eagcr to learn the Intentions OF tho Atotuey-
General as to tue choice Of Assistants. II ia
rumored tonight that Edwin Stanton, son OF
Edwin III. Stanton, tho famous War Secretary, IS
to be Assistant Attolncy.ueneraI,t to succeed Ms.
Hill. OF Boston, resigned.
POSTAL onrgn.
tfo hs Ass*:trtsd FrsA.1
WASHINGTON, u. e.. May 1G.-Iho poatnastet-
Gnner&l tluder authority OF an act of Congress
OF June 3, 1872, Inns ordorod thai tho ratio OF
United States poatage on letters sent to or 10.
coiyel from foreign countries. with which differ
ont rates have nat bear established BY po8tal
convention or other arrangement, whom for
wasded by vessala regularly emploYod ia trans
porting tho mail, bo reduced from 10 to cents
for each half ounce or fractiun thereof, to tAko
effect July !, 1876.
THE EXECUTIVE nkEonM.
The Sofeot Committee of tile Seuatc, appointou
10 e1nmfnH into the condition of tho Executive
Departments In oflat 10 report kr,thn next hea-
sion Of CongreHs what rpfotmn arc ,necossasy,.
have nearly .completed tholr work.
JESSIE D. HnIouT,
q, United HtAtos Senator from Indtnna, is uow
lying dangerously III At hls residence III Ual-
umoro, with rheumatism Of tho heart.
, 1875-05-17

THE LoHo VOYAGE o. The STEAMER III.
TRpPoLla.
NEW YonK, May 13.-TLo steamer Metropolis.
rhoso safety was 40 long In doubt, arrived Il
this port this morning. With tho exception Of
llor broken masta thuro Is nothing In tho out.
ward appearance of tho vEssal to indicate hor
long aud Btormy y05age which sufficiently
proved hor to DO slanoll and soaworthy IN tho
opinion Of hcr ofIluore and paascngora Tho
pusaor, T. L. Crawford, Gavo Bynopsla Of Tho
toya3c substantially Us follows: TIe vcssol
left bermuda On tho 10th Of April, and for tho
first eight days encountered oonatpnt heavy
gales from tho .northwoat. witA snow, hail. rain,
Thunder, and llshtninG. At midnight on ths
III falling. took away Tho head Of Tho main top.
HlaRt. mud crashed through tho ceiling Of
atato-room No. in tho hrst cabin. Tho leavy
timber struok exactly on top Of a berth iu which
that nieht, when ho had CHANGED to bettb On
the other sldo Of tue room. The vessel pitched
nnd rolled SO that some Of tho Bsoam- plpos we.o
strained and allowed tho steam to escape,
thereby increasing tito consumption Of coal On
could bo obtained Afterwards from any Of the
Vessels spoken. For cooking purpoHos during
the rost OF tho voyage it MAS stlocossary to uso oil
tho available wood in tho steamer. Including
tilators, Tho fragments Of the broken
masta woro utilized in the eamo manner. The
vessel got on ths northern edgo Ut the Gull
strsa1n N1ou aho bad just ateau, enough to keep
out Of 1t. but MAS twice blown back across Il By
hoasy northweat galsB. A fortnight ago tho
steamer got within 100 mfloR OF Now York, but
Waa blown OF again, and has since been drifting
st tho mercy Of tho winds and waves. Tho coul-
mander, Capt. Ellis, tried to make svory port
TINT ho thought ls might reach. and at QUO simo
eamo near making Fortress Monroe, but u&a
again defeated By tho Winds. Tho best shift pos
slble Was mAdo 10 render the CANVAS useful, and
coal dortick Was rgged In place Of the Loaf
gaff. Tho ueataef continued Tery soYero until
about eight dAvs ago, blnoo whom tho vcssel las
still been obliged 10 couterd with battling winds.
AL tho frenh meat on board had bcop con-
stunned whom tho Metropolis was week out from
uerlnuaa the ordinary length OF the voYage 70
thia port beiug but from thfao to i've days. Tho
supply of salt meat wan exhausted about ten
days before Eeaohing hhrGor. Aa the cargo
with tho exception ot tllrty casks of gin and
Whlaky, aonhisted entirely Of potatoes, onions,
md tomatoes. there was no danger Of starra-
tlou, although soma anxiety was falt as 10 tho
effect Of such prolonged vegetable dict upon
the health Of the listle children, Of whom tho1a
we1o bx on board. Many Of tho othor passsn-
gars more women, aud ono Of tAoae WAS an ia-
valid. Tho store OF toa, coaee. su8aF, aud but
ter, was At no time completely exhausted, n
though these luxlr1es had to bo dealt out very
Bparsngly. Thoro was sufficient flour 10 Bnotd
fresh bread. In addition to tbs sllp biscuit.
, 1875-05-17

70 The Editor of The CHICAGO Tribune:
Alonlls, H.; May 14.-In tho notices you take
Of tha killing OF D.. n. Anthony OF Leavcn-
wortl+ Kuu., you make no alluulon 10 the fact
that ho shot aud killed Nobort O. 6atterleo in
LeasenwoftA Herald, Of which sattolloa was Cd
itor. AZ the killing occurred just ut tho breat.
1ng OUT of tho War, and had pol|.eai coIor.
Anthony Was never puulshsd. AlaY tlnta hat
have boon bomo rot1ibuson IN bis being himself
ehotS i.
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s1,,l,;, Or iv I, 1o,er. never know gould

sltl,i ~, o. WI, .o,er.. ! never k9ew s0Sia ia
Gsa. iii ii.ieJ.. On iat Ming to England ILL.,, ! %,
ans ,,rot,tr. ont ~ 'ugisiat: ! Was Wn'Hpeu
sis:nr ~ b, ~" In England IN a match
.nr ullc,, ! tan !. When ~ years old, and
;-.,,,hing ,"ly III pounds. ono Saturday Migbt |
~, i m.it.the fight rosll Price on Monday
s,n,rs' s1Ier lied M a,e! in @ iwo hours md four
.ar4t' so"Ru'a oA..w' ; nn,sn '"J.'a t.' Nv !,
sE:'' blsch. thss ,. Mns a'so an ou-nan!l
M iR 1naIo g . cloek ~ tne Mo.h'nH.
..st1e, Tor wbleh wc boil! trained. Jna
i,I fo,ig1,sa draw, which was n tough
+. a[y shortest tight was With Gallagher,
II mo TO uloep IN couple Of rnuut*u BY
wb5m DO soa consider tho most scientific
Aeonent OF tho netio ast7''
"Mace by all odd."
How did SaYors compare With him2"
"Mnco was tl,o clcveroBt, but
and was also very clcyor."
"1Iow did shyera compare with son, - to
'.Be'rs Life said thern nerer we're two men
ns up 70 oasy allie " n.as ssssFs aa maon
boslieR bong tho best part Of ill.,"
'sWhat do you think of s1cCooio?"
"lle is game ulan. Aid can stand a fearful
lot Of punIanment. It a!u't everybody cut lick
and KNOCK lisn out Of Time. i've fought lin 90
often kuow sycry break ho mRkes, when to 70
at lin, md jss wien to keep ont Of liia roati."
"Yoa !liDh, a then, that shiu fight Ia suso to
"Tlaros hardly . doubt Of 1t. You bottcr
come on mud xce it. I'll sec that you nro naio
comfortable At Troucll's, and my word for 1t,
Rookie, having blachguardoT no IN tho match,
will 10 tnado short work Of. They should Lave
arranssa II, .ho sht QUO aey la,os so T9 could
loo"
From this point tho Interview tisifse1 into
discussion OH ring matters Bcna,nly, anl tho
champion entertained bis visitor with son,o ill-
terestlug anecdotos nf LIS connection viii, tho
flstic fraternity In Europe aud america. lfo re-
fnrrea tu many memorable mects in Aiurrto
England. and ralicassed manv historical gcones
Of tho Indian mutiny TINT 0ccutIet wl.lao ho was
Tom retofred to the iiTst siais Of himself aud
l3ill Hyall, who couple Of years ago, threw up
thu sponge to Dentl,. to st. Louis III 1868, when
mill Oil bloody lR'snd WAS m everyday occur.
romeo, and no tnterfcrenco Was feared from tho
municipal authorities. Tic fatal fight between
FaGan mad Andy Lovo was spokou OF. During
tho conversation tho reporter learned that tl,ero
wnB not dollar nt stake, when Allon mud
Maco faced each o&hcs, IN the squared circle
near Nos Orleaus, aad that Harry s!nde tho
amateur spatror. Nas ulor@ tllan mattel, Tor tho
cloyorcst professional with tho eloyes. 1Io
learned TINT H1ado Is gong into b,lslncaa on his
own account az commission merchant IN Chi
caGo. aud that tlo champion Was married In
Viucouncs, Iud.
ALLEN En- ROUTE.
s.. Lou1s, My i0.3IoIa Allnn, tho pugilIst,
Of which city ha Ia to fight George nooko on
the l7tA II June. H9 will 60 Immediate
active training under direction of JOHNNY Newell
anu young Donnetiy. He las been In preliminary
, 1875-05-17

| h,r,. and th,, NJ. ,,s ,...-- -
H. - e'' F."FcftJ 0efb ~ sato In
'.'t.' 'a'ioh 40 country on this Continent. !"
ah concluded his rcsnarits By advising lin vi,
| 10 "ntanl atill, aud nso lilo ealystIrn - ps
| Lord" N'' VI tAe
nm tfc1,,,.,
t,,o ,ro,,nsni e,. n!aoR' npoKo IN favor o,
fsfont * III. f1s'en., f1rva.i Ao hali that "Ths
iswa rooi c,oH.1' ~. Ir VIZ ca,npelone to enact
INK n"t ei"n. s ,vL t"Sts owl protection ahi
Of wi.a ionsln.,on n''' W "oea IN tHo di!telsoa
air. stnr1,s ,i'crn,,,o, r,,,,,,, 49, :
AM rnnra,,t and TX iii iofIIu ,1u ah follows: II
tbe trow il ro.ouactc Tn 1%" War VI stse F'S an
mnuv lnnv ,ro,', H.. i, 49,. sea ni cAeo1o, d,
"F ill., ~ n"' , me'. H. " nttesy ir9m tho Grow IA
,no,lts u' 4'o MAUI w hl'p'leat1on of lIls re.
j,,tlro 7.o1.oc, , c,,,,,., .t,
nnd spnLa ss fn;,oms, ~ 1rop 1, aook sho foot,
Eai1nw. .T1cfc1a,n. nro|,,, ~. ~ ilefltlcut m
anh sino hnsr,is,iiy ~. ,,st ~ ulsn Try nInHth
rn nvc i'm ci,nnae iosar t,,.. ~ ~ tne cAccso
nut thnro,nrn movo ill., a,'. ..n 10 lilo fox,
Inritv rono,t i 'no aooptloH OF Tho sns-
ncn floasort ..o,.or c.,, ill.,.
tia Connc,l rom ,tt,oao "s'sh' 9aen Addressed
annooi, nI,oio Il VIII ,,a, .' ntN. diEhIted
IL IT, omn NJ hv ,,,'o .o,,.,H ao 10 say 10 yoa
W. mn nj or nm roao .t.a ~! oul woitnro.
nurnnsc sni must ashi.so ""u ,.' n.e neto Tor ons
IF nviI naf lin ,nn :, t,onn.ss 1 u'"'o' deatiny,
ro and wi,nro .nr iia th,r1o =. ~ tae9o "lll
hnvn hnnn ysInr ~ - 'a,.e ssn W.. a1e also.
in iJIo Couuoil hnn,,so Ho,i"a ."'mB 70 yol
nrI,era hnrn ~ ma" .ni,.r Iu%', 1ne9o "ero
1.nt ti,s .o.t,a;,,t osn ta, juafens p edHlso.
tint hnyit,c tn ruo a ~ =, tosvt, iof lcel
INV ,nart' i1arofore orarrtH'n. " ~. ahalaan
lIal hoart uuh ho hoauttni - va,a ,a ito'a
eay 4luk will 1epoljt yn,,. tata II. mil H.. lcn
, 1875-05-17
THE TURF.
TIE AutaYlILE HACE6,

LouiBvt11E, May 19.-An est.a race has been
arranged Tor at lho opening day Of tho Jockey
Club tormozrow, for which sixteen horsss wore
promptly regiasercd and will start Forty-t,,sc co
aoFsea VIII run curing tic races being lasgsr
n0uapae fhAu ever before started Oh ons dAy,
TILE French RACES.
-, fAals, May lo.-Yhe spring meeting ut Chan-
fiily hegan to-day. The 1ncs for tho prizo Of
ni.na resulted ln aead heat beswoen u yroIlenns
heat whs run. Asa N7a h3 Yyrolienus,
, 1875-05-17

N. ". Clark. The Michigan 0sl-ha.cher, las
boon engaged by tho Ohio fish Commissioners
to s1peilns end Gsh.hAtchlng 10 that stato.
The Presbyterian utaota, Assembly CON-
maHcss its sessions 1T cipcluuati on tho 20th
inst.
place tla totM Attaudanoe et the musical fea1lyA
~ Cincinnati Of last uoak st trau u 700 70 81
CD pe1aolA.
, 1875-05-17
LABOR AEn CAPITAL.

Special Dispa&oA 10 Tha Chleaso i9,buns.
QUINCY, ILL.,, May 18.-Tho brickmakors hA1o
organized ! union for thv protection OF strikers.
They have hold = soriss OF mos!ipgs. at Which
they hayo renewed their resolution to insist up
Oh al increase OF wages. Vhs proprletots Of tue
Yerds, with theI exception oi ono, atn equally
il.m IN theiT refassI to Yield to tho terms DE-
, 1875-05-17
THE NEW ORLEANS ossTILLEns.

WARRINGTON, D. O., May 1G.-Iho Treasury
Department will soou make extensive solx,lres
In Now Orleans. The Whisky Hing those lss
bocn more o1toneiyo and successful than at any
olher poiut Tt,e dlstIlless hayo become 30 &C.
oustoned to fraud that. whou thoy discovered
that they could not corrupt tho new Supervisor,
they oloaed their dasttllerioa. Treasury officers
have information Of tho whereabouts Of all the
illicit whisky shipped from Now Orleans, and
will soze both Il aud tho dlstillerics,
, 1875-05-17

bpscEdl Diapatch 70 tbs Chltaqo If{5un<.
WARRINGTON, D. G., May 1G.s-Tho Black Hills
Sioux Indians hsyo arrived horo. They expect
to hayo a conference with tho Secretary Of tho
Interior aud the Psosident thia woo's. In their
talk to-day with thor interpreters, they give no
information additional to That which they hayo
already furnished to tue Western presa during
the proRreas Of tber journey. They neiat that
they bare boon cheated BY their agents, aud
want new ones, mud .that their people aro starry
Ing. Thoy are eapsotaiIy bitter against Dr. BA-
Wis, OF tho Rcd Clnet Agency. They utc not
communicative on tue subject OF tho treaty.
, 1875-05-17
THE CAPTURED MINERS.

r..
61oux C1r1, May 18.-Wharton's band of
Blaok- Hiliers captured by the military On Wnllo
RlvoE. and taken to Fort Randall Thursday last,
asro. with The exception Of two Of ths party.
bonn. BY order Of Gen. Sheridan, released on
parole, and tho!r asms horses, wagons, and ont
llts restored to then,. Tho two WHO ara held a.
prisoners reluued to sign tho parole, anil wltl
be kort In confinement until further ordcra Aro
received from military headluAstoss.
, 1875-05-17
WEARY or LIFE.

Hpteta1 Dfsbdt:h {, 7hs cAfrna9 Tribune,
Drrnolr, Mtel., May 10-J, Nichols, 40 ageat
for slngos's sewing-macllus, and resident of
coruaus, blew hls brains out with pislol u Tho
Union Hotel, Wlndaor, last evening. lie wts
temporarily tusane, without doubt.
, 1875-05-17
THE BLACK HILLS.
Tho Indian Delegation to Washington
~~Warliko Spirit Of tho Young
S.onx Braves,
Two Thousand Goll-Scckcrs Mt Cheyenne,
Walting FOR Governmental Per-
mission to Proceed.
Arrest Of More Minere-A Projected Stage.
Limo batweon Cheyenne and tho
Blaok Hillu,
THE INDIAN DELEGATION,

TIE 1N0FNN bEtEdATJQN,
speetal Correspondence " TAs Chicago TYiaunt,
OMAHA, Mob, AIay li,-Tbe chicfa and ,ead.
mon ~ tho f,o,,1,Iob 11ruto rr,nr.n, .,,, a,ha.
$3.50 49, o,as o.a'o' oncp"p' ""a o'oas
panos o. e'o"1 Iaolahs' Who haro gono 10 Whsll-
inEton to communicate With thcir Gtcnt Father,
tho President, In relation to llew treaty for
TIE oEss1oy or run n1Acy u,,Is
ooul!o them'elSoa ny SOLEMN eompactt bcfore
leaving home' not TO !alk "ish any While pcrnon
on tho subject OF thoir country, or tito. gold
tAefeth, until they Should hkro communicated
, 1875-05-17

0petsHF
WARRINGTON. D. O., May 10.-The aucccssor
Of Dan Mum ns Supervisor Of IllInois has
been chosen. Tue. Hco.otary Of the Trcaaury
declines to-nisht to permit tho nslne to DO meu-
TONED, but tho Treasury olIlcers say that tho
appointment la likely 10 be mado public to.
morrow. Termination IL given so-nlsht TO say
that the now Supervisor las beon chosen from
ono OF tho p:eacnt Collectors Of Informal Hoyenue
in 1llinots. who is ono Of tho oltleat comlnIa.
Biousd oilleora iu tic soryIce In tho Etnto.
, 1875-05-17
DROWNED.

Special DtspatsA to .TAa Chicago TRIBUNE.
DUBUQUE, In., May l6.--Whio the stoasnos
Dubuque was towing up wood barge IAN
m!loa below tho city thls morning, tltoo mon
were knocked from, the barge by one Of tho oara.
and two wnro drowned. THO nsnea Of the up-
fortunasos could not DO asccrtalued.
, 1875-05-17

Special Correspondence of The cnfrnep T+f0nne.
DEs Mo1SEs H.. May l8.-Judgo Dillon this
nornlng delivered Tie opinion In tho Of tho
United SsAtoe, OK rel. Hall ct al., ts. 1hs Union
Pacific 1sA1isoal Company, to 4 crowded court
room. I send tho head-n6tes and opinion, emit
ting Tho statement OF tho Case.
, 1875-05-17
ADJOURNMENT OF TIE COUNCIL.

sree,a' D'apateh 10 Jhe CAaaan Tribune.
MusKooEE, /. T., A1ny 1G.-Tho Council 1.
okmulgco adjourned yesterday 10 meos ngain In
tho eat!y part Of Septomber. The yote on tho
Territorial quehtIpn WAS reconstructed and
cointntttec appointed 10 n"et III Juuo to dtnft a
constitution to lay before the September Couupi
, 1875-05-17

falls Originally. under Tho order of President LIN
reach he lows shors <sst o .nd oppos, s Iu
bridge as tne sS of the pteaea. oas, ilss souli.
e eomeed md %oaix,ssd e9ss, aat h1ass 1ts
isin1 Tho ehange. md doubtless relieving tho JomnsET
ot the anty o. bsux,p9 sae stt:.@ ele.!se sso 10
taa s..tern ts.n.s Of ths raed from no plaes wsrs
that ~ Company should s be under "a osgst!on obi %
4 SEa,,s s snt th.
the eastern tormlnus OF tho s.1aJ. aud Tim
Oolnp.uys obligations in this regard sho remain.
ut, II tho change IN tho location oi lilo bridge W.
es oss: q II % y: s,esS y;
T. s'''' liz sios as i sSs .s'
Again. y Z suggested BY ths rtspoadent's counsel
.anor4.a.ts e. bridge inost~gs tss so ~hsh
ps"y npon il, .nse no of roal Ths.s 30 s..pes9o o4R
by st nv .
aefea therefore, With tho remark That, On Observing
r. term, q tho tra q; not
tians haxe attempted to .laintaln. II Ysro nremS
ture h1. tine y anticipate thst there vii h. s,u
81 the purchaser lie Company o .hs lnse " q
ths uovernnS1t1 altar ttst sweat.
Two technical poinu ara nads by tLs suspoadeat,
The INT u, that 10 demand u Aysrsed. unrf tho cr
eustancaa Of thts osso th!s objeas!u blug male tGr
shs hrst lime a. Tho hsArtng on tho u,ersts aud the
duty .nsng public one, Which tho respondent lsa III
tht1tlms dened 10 e1tat coints TOO hse Tbe ob1ect
Of demand = % give tho option 10 do Of refuse at
which II dmnandek and It u evident that I Ia,uanI
W ths relsto would NOT have ohyiated The asoes4tY
for ibis Processing 10 detcrmna tho contS@ted
tpllon, Munic, corp, Soc. 6og.}
The other point q moro substantial, and indeed.
fatal 70 the application, ta III present FORM fof tho per
e1n9tesy va5 unlaat ths ablsctioH b. avoided hs
Middletown transcript., 1875-05-29

coming in for share Of the residue of the
estate at their fathers death.
week or SO ago Mr.. Kelley, Of Cecil CO.,
while burning brush, on the Marley farm,
placed his vest and pocket-book, containing
about $40, on stump, and while engaged
a short distance off, it caught fire, and before
he discovered it, the whole was consumed.
A tea party was given at Easton, Talbot
county, last week, for the benefit of the Or
phans' Home, the net profits of which were
667 SO. The committee acknowledge the
receipt of two large pound cakes from Mr.. A.
D. Egerton and Governor Groome, and lot
of pressed beef from Mr.. Turner, of Balti-
more.
On the I'd of June the annual convention of
the Protestant Episcopal Church will meet at
ST. Paups Church, Centreville, Queen AIMS
county, and remain in session for tive days.
The convention will be composed of all the
clergy and delegate from each parish in the
diocese of Easton, which includes the whole
OF the EaSteTH OuOrc. dpout SiAt -n'e CiSA 81
and laymen are expected to be present.
The following real estate was sold in Kent
county on Thursday last. An undivided
half Of the storehouse in Galena, belonging
to the estate of the late A. L. Gooding, 10
Kent lodge, !. o. o. F., for $42s, subject to
dover; storehouse and dwelling in Chester
vile to VIM. T. Miller for ST 1929 subject to
dover; Goodng's mill, subject 10 rent charge
Of $ll5 per annum and dover to G. II. J.
Sparks for 81, ,2l0.
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Maryland Affairs.

John Pennington, for many years proprietor
of the hotel at Galsna, died last week in his
Gath year.
&C. Lloyd, of Newtown, Worcester county,
has sold his farm in Nassawaddux, to Mrs.
Clarence Barnes for ll,Ooo.
The farm Of Gen. R. Thomas 149 acres,
rear Taverner's woods, in Talbot county,
has been sold to Nessrs. Delcamp and Frick,
of Pennsylvania, for 81, 800
The mill house at Potts Mills, belonging
to Mr. William T. Elban, in Talbot county,
was destroyed by FIRE on Friday last. Loss
about $5, 1000; insured for $4,000.
Susan Holden was tried in Worcester county
court last week for larceny, found guilty and
sentenced to the penitentiary till the first day
of June, 1875,
Benjamin Lankford. of Somerset county,
who has an estate valued at $l00, 600, at the
suggestion of his second wife, recently gave
to each of his five daughters farm worth
$4,000. This does not debar them from
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CUT THIS OUT,
It May Save Your Life.

There is 40 person living but who suffers
more or less with Lung Disease, Coughs,
Colds or Consumption, yet some would die
rather than pay Is cents for bottle Of
medicine that would cure them. DR.. A.
Boschees German Syrup has lately been in
troduced in this country from Germany, and
its wondrous cures astonish every one that
try it, Ifyou doubt what we say in print,
cut this out and take it to DR.. G. G. Cham
berlain, Middletown, Del, or Fl. P. Baker,
Odessa, Del. and get sample bottle for 10
cents and try it, or regular size for Is cts.
Middletown transcript., 1875-05-29
TO CONSERVATIVES.

The advertiser, having been permanently
cured Of that dread disease, Consumption, by
simple remedy, is anxious to make known
to his fellow sufferers the means of cure. To
all who desire it, be will send copy Of the
prescription used, (free of charge), with the
directions for preparing and using the same,
which they yill find SURE CURE for Con-
SUMPTION, ASTHMA, BRogcHlrIs &c. Parties
wishing the prescription will please address
Rev E. A. WILSON,
1914 Penn ST.. Williamsburgh. N. v.
Middletown transcript., 1875-05-29
ERRORS OF YOUTH.

A GENTLEMAN who suffered for years from
Nervous Debility, Premature Decay, and all
the effects of youthful indiscretion will, for
the sake Of suffering humanity, send free to
all who need it, the recipe and direction for
making the simple remedy by which be was
cured. Sufferers wishing to profit by the ad-
vertiser's experience can do so by addressing
in perfect confidence, JOHN B. OGDEN,
Dec l2-6m. AZ Cedar st., New York