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River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1875-10-15

Ohio has gone hepubnean by a very
decided M jority. That is a victory for
hard money.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1875-10-15

The attendance ut the services lately
resumed at the Episcopal Church is in
creasing each Sunday.
The number 10 Attendance last Sun
day morning was an evidence of the
appreciation of the privilege cf once
more meeting together in the Lord,
House for Divine Worship. At the
afternoon service the pastor will give,
each Sunday, a brief discourse upon
some subject Of distinctive church
doctrine and discipline, for the instruc
lion Of those who may wish to be better
Informed in regard to tie claims Of this
branch Of the Church Universal. Tie
2. NJ. service will begin at 3:45 o'clock.
The sunday School service il at NJ
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1875-10-15

The weather is now pleasant. and
farmers are improving their time to
good advantage
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1875-10-15

D. Julse B,rrcn suggest to judy,
Fu Ter The idea Of drawing his salar,
il adj nce for the last quart 7
~ =, rm Circuit .uigey II 20, did
h ag 90 hs own apl o nine nt 10 f
a a.snry created BY Fuler's resic-
ttaaL. Ia II duce Judge Fuller t.
d iLs. did Judge Bar,n oher e.
ave judge Fuller the sum Of $500 our
81 = 1928 that might thus be swim
a3 ~ % the state? Is that the
r u, Farmer Barron has llbored
~ ae interests Of the "dcar' reopley
Fae questions are very important ones
aai ,h denand uneqnlv,cal answers
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1875-10-15

" heat 81 o..
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1875-10-15

Look ont for the epzl0lic. It is
making its appearance again BE care
lul at the horses.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1875-10-15

Andrew Gundersou, formerly wei.
known in this burg, made US a pleas
ant call on Wednesday Of this week
His present headquarters are at st.
Croix Falls, where he has been for The
last two years.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1875-10-15

At the Old stand OF W IL. Sander.
son you can now ind far better, a
well az more extensive assortment, oil
goods than were ever before seen IN
that store
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1875-10-15

See the new advertisement VI Messrs.
Powell & Gaylord. They are doing a
lively business just now.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1875-10-15

Messrs. Moody aud Sankey, the great
reyivaIists, begin their work in the
City Of Churches (Brooklyn,} Oct. 81.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1875-10-15

Iowa has gone Republican by an es-
timaled majority Of $4,000 Nebraska
follows suit with large majority.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1875-10-15

Seasoned LnmDor OF all kinds now
offered at Fowier's Mill, Willow River
at a discount for cash. l9lf
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1875-10-15
Farm For sale.

THos F. TUBBs, Agent.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-11-27

HUsr1sas CouRT-J Judge elopton pre-
sidina.-This court was engaged yesterday
in the trial OF cases on The civil docket after
which it adjourned for the term.
CHARaEp WITH ASSAULT Samuel Stein
was arrested yesterday and bailed for bis ap-
pearance OF the Mayors Court to-day upon
the charge Of assaulting and beating Archie
Morris (coloredl.
II appeared that Archie, who Is an Old ne.
gro, well known about the courthouse as Its
.iani!or, and 10 ah0an considerable freedom
of speech and action IS allowed By bis sdpe-
riors in CONSEQUENCE Of his good.hatured-.
ness, made remark to Stein which ne
deemed inappropriate, Wherenpon be re-.
sponded with blow which felled him 10 the
eirtb. This be followed Hp By kicking him
while on the gronnd, during which he broke
Archie's collsr.boue. Z. n
ROLL OF HoscRAThe followfs ptrils
are on the roll OF honor at the mails HiRsr
School for the week ending yesterday Join
%. Mathews, Robert IL Wlnfree, Rolss %.
Hall, Walter u. Burgess, Thonas 9. Ma,
thsRs, Paul Il. Atkinson, Walter +. ha.
theWs, John G. Rice John q sJsnks, George
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-11-27

DECISION OF AN INSURANCE CAsE-OMssIoN
TO GIVE NoTICE OF LIEN DOES Nor V0iD FOL
1cY.-We briefly mentioned yesterday that
the Supreme Court of Appeals Of Virginia
bad affirmed the judgment of the Circuit
Court of Rockingham in the case OF the
West Rockingham Mutual Fire Insurance
Company Us. Felix T. Sheets & Co.. the as
sured claiming between $1,000 and $4,000
for losses sustained in the destruction OF their
paper. mill by fire.
The insurance company contended that
the mere omission on the part of the assured
to give notice or lien existing on the pro-
perty insured at the time of issuing the pol
lev avoided the pol;cy, while Sheets q Co.
contended that such omission had not that
effect unless it occurred wilfully, with intent
to deceive or dcfraud.
Judge Moncure, delivering the opinion ol
the whole court, said: "Tbere Is nothing In
the policy which requires disclosure BY the
insured of the liens upon the insured pro.
perty. There was no question propounded
bv the Insurers to the Insured ia regard to
the existence of such liens. The insurers
night have examined the record fer such
liens, and made Inquiries about theni either
of the insured or others. But they failed to
do SO. Can they now avoid the obligation
of the policy on the ground that the insured
without being inquired of and without any
fraud, omitted to give notice of the lien al
the time of obtaining the policy? ul1nh
thea cannot"
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-11-27

TIE MAYO BANKRUPTCY CAsE.-Messrs.
John S. Wis> and l.. Fl. Chandler yesterday
argued the bankruptcy case of D. c. May o
before Judge Hughes. Mayo went into
bankruptcy in 1872, and his valuable tobac.
co.factory fixtures we're sold at auction and
bought By MIR. Clinton. Owing to the fact
tha, the title of the property was not entirely
clear the court did not require him to pay up
the puncbase.money in full. He, however,
paid over TO Allderdice. the assignee, at va.
rrioas times between six and seven thousand
dollars Now the creditors ask that Clinton
be made to settle 10 full, the title to The pro-
perS having been cleared. Judge Hughes
took the case into consideration.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-11-27

AN FIX COLLECTOR OF CUSTOMS BEFORE THE
UNITED STATES CoMMIssIoNER.-Thom +.
Mis,ead, late deputy collector Of customs at
Yorktown, was before United States Com
missioner Atkins yesterday to answer the
charge that be did appropriate hospital
moneys collected by him during the years
1874 and 1875 to bis own use and teuefit,
and failed to make the necessary depos its
when called upon By the officers Of the CO.
yernment having charge Of such transac.
ton, with intent then and there to defraud
the United States" Ira Aver, Jr., Is the
complainant In this case.
On another warrant it is charged that Mr..
Milstead, while deputy collector of customs
at Yorktown, Va, did keep the money for
warded by the Government for the purpose
Of paying the rent Of the office occupied by
him as collectors office, and appropriate
the same to his own seaDd beneft-to vii,
thirty dollars for rent of office for the quar-.
ter ending December 31st, 1874, aud thirty
dollars for rent of Office for the quarter end
ing March 31sf, 1875.
Peter Halstead is complainant Ia this case.
On account Of the absence of both of the
prosecuting officers Of the Government the
cases were continued TO the Goth of Decem-
Der, and accused admitted to bail in the SUN
of one thousand dollars in each case. In
one case Jacob Cohn and j. L. Waterman be-
came his suretes; iu the other, Howard S.
McCasdliSh.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-11-27

TIE NEW TOBACCO WAREHOUSE on CARY
STREET. Messrs. Hrteheson & Saryey have
contracted with Mr.. u. Neale to build large
warehouse on Cary street at the corner of
Fifteenth. The warehouse, when completed,
will be one Of the largest and best arran ged
in the city. 1t fronts on Cary and Dock
streets ore hundred and thirty-fve feet and
on Fifteenth street three hundred and tbir-
ty.fye feet, the whole ground within that
space being included in the warehouse. 1t
is already rapidly approaching completion,
and Is divided by two rows of columns, ex-
tending from Cary to Dock street, placed
about fifteen feet apart, and forming three
sections forty-five feet wide and three hum
dred and thirty.fve feet long, without any
interruption of posts. The Two outer sec.
tons will be used for inspected and unin-
specsed tobacco, and the middle section
will be used for the breaks of to-
bacco. The section for breaks will be
raised twenty FIVE feet above the floor of the
warehouse, so as to admit light aud yentila.
ton, and give lofty and commanding appear.
ance to the building, and uninterrupted by
rafters. The front on Cary and Dock streets
will be provided With c0mmodious open.
ings, so as to receive and discharge goods
from each. On the Fifteenth-street side.
from Cary to Dock streets, the warehouse
will be provided with sliding slst-doors,
swung on the top, 30 as to.avoid any diff.
Guilty IN receiving and discharging tobacco.
The structure is being erected under the
| direction of the building committee.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-11-27

A HANDSOME EXHIBIT NUaBRRi0 OF HOUSES
Built DURING TIE YEA..--A few days ago we
gave 8 statement of the number of bricks
manufactured in and around Richmond
during the year-the number beiEg placed
OF ten million. From the same -Eaaaufac-
turers and. builders who furnished us with
that information We have ascertaiued the
pumber Of houses built (apd now in course
of construction during the year to be rather
over one hundred and fifty, making an ave.
rage of sixty-fye thousand bricks to the
house. That number is sufi .ient to build
the "modern house," which usually presents
q front of twenty-five feet, running back
thirty.two feet, With height of twenty feet,
forming two stories, containing four good
rooms, with hall, and a little room at the
head of the Stairs, and in the rear wing
with three rooms, together with water and
bath-closets. The number of framed or
wooden buildings erected during tue year
would probably add seventy.fYe to the
above figure of one hundred and fifty,
making total of two hundred and twenty
FIVE; hich is no mean showing for the en-
terprise of our city in these tim.s of gene
raj stagnatioh of business.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-11-27

SUPREME COURT OF APrEALs, FRIDAY
Hillary Page rs. the Commonwealth two
csses). Wrils Of supersedeas awarded to
two judgments OF tie Circuit Court Of Ches.
terfeld county, each sentencing the prisoner
to he hung.
Epes, de-. Us. Epes's administrator, &c.
Partly argued by Major L. r. Page for the
appellants and James Alfred Jones, Esq, for
the appellees, and continued until to. morrow
ct IL O'Clock; after which the case of Bant.
ing Us. Willis Judge, &C., will be taken up.
The next cases on the privileged docket are
as follows. viz:
Young, by &c., us. Barner and ais.
Siiitnan aud ais. vs. fredericksburg and
Orange and &. Railroad Company, DC.
Sands us. Page, escheator, d..
The court adjourned until tomorrow al
II O'Clock.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-11-27

CHARGED WITH STEALING A BARREL OF
BRANDY Between and O'Clock last eve
ming Richard Harris, who is the porter at Mr..
John W. Booker's store, on Main street be-
tween Seventh and Eighth streets, discoy-
cred negro man rolling barrel of apple.
brandy from the store-door. He at once col.
Jared him and called Mr.. Booker, who turned
the man over to Policeman Mcdonald, of the
Second district. The negro states that COL
ored man told him that if he would roll the
brandy down to his bar-room ne would pay
him well for it, but when he was arrested no
such bar. keeper could be found.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-11-27

Books GIVEN TEE YOU'VE NEWS CHRISTIAN
ASSOCIATION following persons have
made contributions OF books to the Young
Mems Christian Association siuce NoVem-
Der 18th : j. Leslie Hall, five volumes; Col.
onel William P. Muniord, twenty-five vol
umes; ). r. F. Burroughs, six; Mrs. E. 81.
Brown, eighteen; &. B. Berkeley, six; DR..
G. W. Harris, one; Charles Hagau, five DR..
Joynes, eight; Mrs. Paine, four; Furman
Tupper, three; R. 81. Steger, Two; Steven
Robinson, three; L. r. Warren, two; W.
D. Cannon, six; o. North, eight; DR.. MI.
chard, ten Miss NJ. j. Fulton, ten; }: Tay.
lor Ellyson, ten; j. II. Stout, two; Z. I.
Mayo, five; w. NJ. Dade, TWO; Mrs. j. b.
Hill, five; Misses Kent, twenty.four .. n.
Neiswanger, two; ]. B. Watkins, eleven !;
Bodeker & Brother, t1enty.one; Rev. r.
n. Baker, thirteen; Jeremiah Coughlin, one.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-11-27

q REcoHME,srkr1oxs FROM THs CHsF Esar.
NRaR OF THE FIRE The forth-
coming report of the Chief Engineer of the
Fire Department for next year viii con ain
q number Of recommendation 70 the City
Council for the Improvement OF the depart.
ment, and some general suggestions looking
to greater efficiency for the future. The
chief win recommend that hose.company.
be equipped and stationed on Twelfth street
near Bank or some convenient iocslity ad.
ilcent thereto. This is intended TO give one
or two good piug-strear1s In case Of ire in
the business part Of the city In that district
before the steamers could be able to get
to work. He will also probably snggest
the removarof Company DIS engine tBro0k.
Avenue company to q point nearer Monroe
Park, so as TO give greater protection to that
part or the city. The Tbird.StIeet engine
and DPS engine are now thought be too near
each otkef. There will also be other sug.
gestions looking to improvements in the
general system Of the department. At pre-
sent the Chief Engineer is endeayoring to
make arrangements for the purchase of heat
ers for several of the engines, Sd as TO keep
the water 10 the steamers always hot.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-11-27

A BoGUs NOTE PASSED UPON AN UNsus.
pEcTISG FEaALE.-James A. Dinsmore. who
claims to be from Maryland, yesterday went
to house in Locust alley and offered for
sale lot of cheap jewelry, and succeeded in
passing a bogus fiVe-dollar note on Mary
Marshall, for which offence be was soon
thereafter arrested by Policemen Keegan
aud Whit. The note is calculated to de-
ceiye any one who does not read it closely.
The VS. are printed prominently In the cor.
ners, aud the greenisb appearance gives 1t
the semblance of genuine bank or trea-
sury.note. But on the face Is printed: ::
"Unlted States Cotton Mills. Good for FIVE
dollars. Mauch Chunk, Pa. T. Davis, presi-
dent; George Spicer, treasurer" And on
the back: "This note Is legal tender for
IS in the purchase of 500 Of our goods"
Dinsmore said that when he passed the
note to Mary Marshall be thought 1t was
good one, and that he does not know where
he obtained II.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-11-27

A LONELY ORPHAN GIRL.--Some time In
November, 1872, Miss Mollie E. Walters left
Memphis, Tenn, in company with her To-
ther. step-mother, and little brother. They
separated at Grand Junc.ion-the father and
stem mother to- come to RichU on |, and she
and her brother to 20 to Mississ'pp in search
of their rePatiyes. When they arrived there
thew found that their friends b, d gone eaway,
which left them among strang,r rs tnd penni.
less. Her brother died, Leaving her iooeiy
and disconsolate. The name OF r iather j.
George W. Walters. She de: re' u maoe
public that her address is Mollie Z. Waitefs'
Tayor's, Mississippi.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-11-27

THANKSGIVING BRasING. On Thursday
night several houses IN the East End were
visited 5g persons representing themselves
as being very deste eete. They did not agree,
however, as TO their place OF residence, and
at some of the houses were unsaccessfu. !.
At one residence they were not very closely
questioned and corn bread was offered them,
which they refused, saying that IL they could
NOT get -four bread they would take nene.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-11-27
PeasoNAL.- General Peyton Wise has re-

PeasoNAL. General Peyton Wise has re"
signed the position as president of the d.
K. Klub, and Msior John FL. Claiborne has
been selected as temporary president.
MIR. ID. 3. Blick, Grand Patriarch OF the
Grand Encampment Independent Order OF
odd Fellows. has been paying. visit TO
ri ,cbmond. On Thursday night he visited
Ex, eIsior Enc,mpment, No. %, and last
niehr he visited Concordla Encampment. He
Will l. eve the city to day.
! Mr. ,Sol. jacobs, of tne Engineers Once,
was sicsaBesterday and unable to be at his
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-11-27

PAINTING TIE ENGINES Monntcastle,
one OF the stationary men of stesmsr A, has
been busiIy engaged for some days past 10
repasntipg the steam fire.eDgines in the city.
The last OF the job was completed yester.
day, and the handsome scroll work and
stripping reflects credit upon his skill and
taste 5ts.s
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-11-27

A SUIT ABOUT CASCER.-The executors
of George j. Thomas, deceased, have entered
suit in the Circuit Court of Richmond for the
recovery of five hundred dollars paid BY him
to DR.. A. G. Wolard, of this city; and the
case will be tried next week. Thomas for
many years suffered from cancer. and DR.;
Woliard undertook to cure it. BE entered
into written agreement with Wolllrd. and
bound bimsclf to pay him FIVE hundred dol.
lars down and five hundred dollars more il
the cancer was cured, but if the cancer was
not cured ell the money was 10 be returned.
Thomas finally died from the cancer. ss Is
alleged, and demand was made for the re-
turn OF the five hundred dollars. Judge
Crump and Captain Scott are counse! ior
plaintiffs.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-11-27

DISPATCH PRINTING HOUsE.-In order to NEE
the constantly Increasing demands OF our trade we
have added a well.sqIected assortment OF NEW
TYPE, which, together with our IMPROVED Ma
CHINERY and sKILFUL MECHANICAL TALENT, /,
warrant us In guaranteeing the VERY BEST CLASS
OF WORK at moderate figures and In the most ex-
% neditnuS manner. 80 -.l-- -
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-11-27

POLICE CoURT. YEsTERDAY-Po Pohce-JuStice
Joseph J. White presiding Sugar was
charged with stealing twenty-five CENTS
worth of soap from John Rankin. BE Was
sent to jlil for Two weeks.
Maggie Mitchell, charged with being drunk
and disorderly, was sent to jiil Tor sixty
days in default Of fifty dollars surety for
good behavior.
John Harris and Henry Williams were
fined one dollar each for assaulting W. ii.
Polk, Jr.
Mary Jones was sent to Jail for five days
for initiating war on Susan Wade on q pub.
lie street. !,
Matte Thompson (colored) vas sent TO jail
for thirty days for stealing Dumber cf artl-
cles from D. Columbus, confeciioner.
Carter Brax on, charged with steaiiDg
books from the Young Mems Christian AS
socIation, was discharged. A
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-11-27

y A FAIR TO AID IN BUILDING A CHURCH.
The female members Of the First African
Baptist church will commence fair for the
benefit Of the church on Monday night mex i,
the 29,h. The congreg illon has fully deter,
mined to build new church, and 1t Is hoped
that the receipts from the fair will gre'tly
aid that object. The work Of building is TO
be commenced mex. spring. Elsewhere in
this paper will be found their festival notice.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-11-27

TIE PLATr GooDE CONTEST, For several
days past Hon. james a. PIatt, Jr., has been
In the city In consultation with his counsel,
Hor. Henry A. Wise and Captain John
Lyon, In reference to the seat of Mr.. John
Goode, Jr., which he contests. All the depo-
sitions necessary have been taken, and are
now being put in shape, to be placed before
the House of Repre- .ntafiyes, which, meets
Mnndav week
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-11-27

CONTESTED SEATs.-Tbe clerk OF the House
of Delegates has received depositions 10 the
folio wing contested-elec.ion cases: Micou Us.
Comodore, of Essex Dodson us. Rufiln. OF
Dinwiddie; Murphy rs. Walker, OF west
moreand Friend us. Giddipg:, Of Chester
field; White Us. Hndgins, of Caroline; Gil'
liam us. Mann, of, Prince George ana tat
8ller rs. Gray, of FlnYanna.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-11-27

CIRCUIT CorRT-Judge TelJord.-
following-namcd convicts. who have oeen
twice convicted and sent to the penltentlary,
were brought before Judge Wexford, OF the
Circuit Court, yesterday. TO receive the addi'
tional sentence prescribed by law upon
second conviction OF psnitentiary offence
viz jack Campbell, j ohn Bethel ALIAS John
Smith, George Owens, William Campbell,
ThaGdeus Bolts, Nick Guy. and John VIII
lams. Each of the seven conric:s above
named, who are now serving second term ln
the penitentiary, wee sentenced BY Judge
Wexford TO FIVE years additional imprison.
ment after the expiration of the terms Tor
which they are now sentenced.
The grand jury of the Circuit Court met
yesterday and indicted the follow wing named
convicts for attempting to escape from the
penitent!ary before the expiration OF their
terms of imprisopment.-v'Z Erasmus Moore,
Willis Dozier, james Stokes, Thomas Collier,
Henry Woodhouse, Bepjimin Walker, VIII.
liam Hall, and Taliaferro Yerby. The trials
Of these parties are set for to-day.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-11-27

Us1rEp STATES BrsrRsos e6csr, Eais
Judge Hughes presiding Iu the lot
William Wallace, banksupt The report OF
the assignee was apps aud confirmed,
and the assignee discouraged
In the matter of ST G. Hayes, bankrupt.
The petition Of the assignee to remove the
equity cause pending ID the Cbancery Court
Of the city Of Richmond to this court was
dismissed. 'a
IN the matter Of George w. Anderson,
bankrupt. This cause Wasaet for hearing on
the 9ihday Of December, 1876. ~
In the matter Of Bay FurnbuH, bankrupt.
The petition OF the sssignees against John D.
Taylor was dismissed on motion Of the said
Taylor. ~ . :.
In the matter of John o. ChiIes, bank
rupt. The case was referred TO C0mmis.
sioner Atkins to ascertain and report Whe.
/ |ther he,sbankrupt is entitled to his dis.
charge.
In the matter Of John v. Jackson, bank.
rupt, The assigree's repert Of bis sale ol
the bankrupt's real estate was confirmed. and
when the purchase-money is fully paid the
assignee Is directed 10 make q deed to the
purchaser. "
In the matter OF Benson & Bonn, bank.
rupts. The assignee'S account was approved
and the assignee discharged.
In the matter of j. j. Umlauf, bankrup'
Decree entered revising the bill Of costs filed
September Z, 1871, sud ordered the assignee
| TO report TO The court The amount OF fund:
in his hands.
In the matter of 2. N. Hudgins, bank
rupt. Upon the report of the register the
bankrupt was ordered TO show causc on the
9th day Of December next why he should
not be attached for biz contempt in disobey
ing the summons issued to him by the regis
! ter.
The Trustees of the Mutual Building
Fund and Dollar Savings Bank, bankrupt
against William Ira Smith and ais, ir
cbapcery. The report of the sale Of" Noun
Erin" was confirmed and the trustees were
ordered to make deed to the purchaser
upon the payment OF the purchase-moneA
| and deCosit the proceeds.