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Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1875-10-08
In the Circuit Court Of Montgomery
County as Court Of Equity

ORDERED this fourth day of October in
J the year 1875, that the sale made and re-
ported by james B. Henderson, Trustee, for
for The sale Of the real estate Of lgnatius Holmes
deceased be ratified aud confirmed unless
cause to the contrary thereof be shown on or
before the twenty-ffih day Of October, 1915
Provided a copy of this order be inserted IN
some newspaper printed at Rockville in said
Montgomery county, once in each Of three
Successive weeks before said tweny-ffth day
of October 1875.
The report states the amount of the sale TO
be Sl78 90.
E.B. PRETTYMAN, Click
Circuit Court for Monigomery county.
True copy-Tesi:
oct 8-3tn Il. b PRETTYMAN, Crk. /
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1875-10-08

APOLOGY In Consequence of the necessity
of publishing the List of DefaulteFs" this
week TO give it Ihe requisite number of inser-
tons and a rush OF legal and private adver-
lisements we have been unable TO issue our
paper as early as usual. We trust this expla-
nation will be deemed sufficient by our sub
scribers.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1875-10-08

american Girl, one of the three fastest
trolters in this country, fell dead, on Satur-
day last upon the Elmira N. Y. Park Her
owner, VIM. Lowell, was offered $50, coo for
her before her death. When she fell the band
played funeral dirge. A monument costing
ST. 900 is to be erected 10 her memory
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1875-10-08

EDWARD SEWELL AND SUSAN SEWELL
HIS WIFE, AND OTHERS.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1875-10-08
ORDER NISI.

RICHARD I. PYLES AND RICHARD II.
BOWMAN, PARTNERS, TRADING AS
PYLES q BOWMAN AND OTHERS,
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1875-10-08

A Mucn NEEDED REFORM The attention of
the City Fathers is called to the miserable
condition of the pavement on the South side
OF the main street. They should attend 10 it at
once, as ii may result in some serious acct
dent. Those who pay taxes to have these i'm
provements made, think that they should be
kept in repair, and no, be allowed, through
neglect, 10 present an eycsore and stumbling
block TO every waylarer.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1875-10-08
Announcement.

Owe AsKING INFORMATIoN
The morning star and Catholic messenger., 1875-01-03
The Reply of the "contro" to Prince Bismarck
lLOndon Tablet, Dec. lath.I

London Tablet, Dec. l2th.I
As everybody knows the Centre party is
the name in the Parliamentary Technology
of the German Reichstag for the body of
Catholic Deputies who have been returned
throughout the Empire to defend the
ancient liberties of the Catholic Church
and Catholic people of Germany. They
have got there designation from their usual
seats in the centre of the semi circular hall
of the Parliament House, facing the chair
of the Speaker, and between the benches of
the Conservatives on the right and of the
Liberals and Radicals on the left. Thus they
form naturally q great moderate and i'm
partial body, bound down neither to reac-
Gion nor to progress save so far as faith and
reason dictate, aud a6ording to wise
Government the security and guarantee Of
honest criticism aud conscientious support.
It has pleased, however, the German Gov
ernmenr and tho secret authorities, whose
behests the Cabinet of Berlin obeys, to
force this public spirited and high minded
bodies of representatives, as we'll as the
mass of fourteen millions of German Cath
olics who have elected them, into position
of unfiinching opposition and resolute and
gallant defence. Prosecuting law after
persecuting law, vulgar insult after vulgar
insult, brutal menace after brutal menace,
have been literarly poured by Prince Bis
marck and his masters or allies upon the
peaceful, prosperous, and freedom loving
Catholics OF Germany until it seems, as
Herr Windb0rst declared tho other day.
The morning star and Catholic messenger., 1875-01-03

A PRIESTS PRESENCE OF MIND.-Father
Farrely, of st. Paul's Church. Williams
burg, N. Y, on the evening of Dec. l3 with
great presence of mind walked down the
aisle aad urged the people to leave the
building which they did, and when the
last were about departing, flames broke
through the floor ia front of the alter but
the 3remen had been quietly sent for and
pro- 1ptly extinguished the fire with COM
paraively slight damage, The GOODNESS of
the priest prevented panic.
The morning star and Catholic messenger., 1875-01-03

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(EirMln Dlu0t FrefeS: fUf1S. DdFHS ana
Oates London.
London Catholic Register Dec. l2thl
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The morning star and Catholic messenger., 1875-01-03
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london Catholic Register, Dec. lath.I

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New-York tribune., 1875-10-07
THE OUTBREAK At FRIAES PONE

SERIOUS FIGHTING NOT PROBABLF-1HE TROUBLE
PERSONAL QUARREL BETWEEN SENATOR ALCoRN
AND SHERIFF. BROwN.
MEMPHIS. Tenn, oct. 6.-Tho following dispatch
to the Associated Press received to-day:
FRnR's PoTST, Miss. oct. D.
via HELENA, d m, OCT. g.
The sheriff OF Coahomd County caused orr town 20 be
invaded this morIdng b. IN armed mob OF nr2roeS; We
drove them b"ck we % are nS !"S Chatrs in lo romnnJ
The Sheriff has ted the country. sehd us au imhedl
ately ~; - = pt,,~ P'ttp,
The impression prevails here that there will be no
fighting at Friar's Point and the kilograms asking
for men aud arms have been diSregarled. The affair
appears TO be personal quarrel between Senator
tlrorn and Sheriff Brown. 1t is 50 understood at
Helena. and only a few men %ent thence to FraIS
Point. when Senator Alcom sent to Gen. Tappan of
the state militia FOR aid. The trouble between the
two politir leaders is believed to grow out of Gov
l,ur-'. outagonIsm to Senator Acorn. The latest
aviccs ere 10 the effect that Alcorn had 20 cavalry
men aud 10 infastry, and had driven Browns party
of 200 armed negroes three miles from the town.
II NAV be stated that IN the County of Coahoma
,be ncaroes have majority of five TO one against the
whites: thar since the split in the Republican party
IN tbe state. Sheriff Brown, who is Kentuckian,
has been the leader OF the anti-lcorn party. frars
Point is the home of Senator Alcorn, and the con-
test betweenI the rivals has been a heated one.
Tie dispatches are of rather sensational character.
They say that the negroes are 800 strong, and that
300 men are needed to resist them. Ii Is asserted
thar they threaten 10 burn the town, and murder the
women and children. Business suspended IN con-
seguence sheriff Brown is now at Jamestown, | /
mile, east of Friar's Point recognizing his force.
The appeal for assistance is based on the argument
that large force OF white men Is necessary TO pre-
vent "A collision.
New-York tribune., 1875-10-07

GENERAL POLITICAL NEWS.


Norwich. Oct. 6.-BOth of the proposed
amendment, to the State Constitution have undoubtedly
been adopted By large maioies. The vote on the
amendments. ~ far received, foos mp ~ foIl"Ws'
No For 274o1; against 3Os6; majority for, 2i,3l5.
No 2-Tor Il 2O9; against .O3J majority Tor, ~ b.
The aggregate vote the liquor question ~ such towns
rs n, yr been heard from - follows; License lo'-
81. aglInSt license, 1881 majority, l41" III many
towns no vote was taken on the lqIct question:
SUCCESS OF THE COALITION IL CHARLEsTONsC c.
CHARLESTON, :. c., Oct. G.-lhe muhIclpal
election kc!e to-day passed of without any serious ds
rbance Fun returns have not yet Deeu recclYed Dut
II is conceded that the coalition OF Republicans ana Con
scryutiyes have elected Mayor Cunningham ana their
entire ticket by at least 1000 majority.
CONGRESSIONAL NOMINATION AT NEW-BEDFORD.
NEW BEDFORD, Mass, Oct. 6.-The lst Con-
er,ssoual District Republican Convention to-day nom
mated the Hon. VIM. v Craps OF NeSBedford for Con
cfrss in place OF the late Mr ButntOn, on thr TENN
ballot Mr. Craps receiving IS out Of 10 votes
THE LAST CHICAGO ELECTION LEGAL.
Chicago, Oct. 6.-Thc State supreme ConTt
ha- decided that the last election By which the Charter
Of 1872 was decided to bc the fixed Charter OF Chicago
Was legal
NOMINATIONS TO THE LEGISLATURE.
UrpsoN. y. Y. Oct. 6.-The Democratic and
Liberal Convention Of the XTth District nomnates the
Hon James Nackn Of Dutchess for state Senator
UTICA. Y. Y, Oct. 6.-Arthur b. Johnson was
Tonight nominated for the Assembly by the Keupcas
OF the LIST Oneida Dlstict.
MIppLErOWN, \. Y, Oct. G.-At the Demo-
cratic Convention for the Xth District to-day, the Hon
Daniel r. St John OF Ncwburgh, formerly superintendent
of me Banking Department and eX-mcmhcr Ot Congress,
was nominated for state Senator on thc thld bal"t'
New-York tribune., 1875-10-07
LABOR REFoRNERS' CoNvENTIoN.

l.
WENDELL PHILIPS NOMINATED FOR GoVERNoR OF
MAe,ACHU sLITS-GTN. BhEILErr FOR IIErTEN-
Axr-GovrRN0R-Np. KrLIEys 800 BoND
SCHEME FINDS ADNOCArIS-A PLaTFOEM FANoi-
No LABOR REFORM AvD GBETTEACKS A. LEGAL
TENDER FOR ALL DEBrs AND DENOCSCING THE
NATIONAL BANKS.
WORCESTER, Mass, Oct G.-AbOut thirty
6cc..tcs held Labor Reform Convention here today
TLcy orca, cd with +. ". Chamberlain OF Boston H.
rre-ic,t j. g. Bates OF Abingdon and John BoWder Of
Foshuy a, NircpIes!drut,, AMI john OC"nnor of New
Bedford Secretary. WA. G. H. Suj.t % Boston moved
that o nominations be mad; ai q; the table James iar-
gave. Fan River operative. attacked the capitalists and
the rro9Id.acc pre's and sad la' convention VIII
ouu bc hell, Fall River To vi,h 81 aamn Butlcr ami
wendell Phillip, will be invited.
In The afternoon session The President made speech
AGAINST the Democratic state ticket.
wendell rhilIu- oi Boston Vas nominated for GOV
rInor: VIM g. Bartlett oi Plrt,h".G ior Lieutenant
Goycrnor gac ". Andrews Of Darvcrs or Secretary oi
~t:tc:s b. CoRin Of Fall River iof Treasurer; John f..
F,rgc,lld of Bustou for ArOr. AMI II. r. Mclaughlin
OF Duyldiry for AttciUc'- -,enoI!.
Hrgoltors were adopted declaring the strength Of the
a' ought TO De concentrated upon rgsl
h U-try To reduce the hours of labor, upon sy-tn Of
factor, inspection tic introduction Of hrecscapcs and
protection from dangerous machinery. Also condemn
ing tire action Of the manufacturers Of Fan Rvcr
declaring in favor OF paper money; ayoring
;hc Substitution Of 800 bonds for 52Os, and
the making OF grernbacts legal tender for all dutie,
ami all d.bts and donOuu .ug thc National bank system
a, one o! the greatest sl.indles on patient people
Resolutions calling for the abolshucnt OF the potax
and compulsory military service; recommending AleNan-
der H. Rice for GoyCrnor inviting del gates OF all labor
organizations 10 assemble In Philadelphia on July B.,
l.-G; rcudrnuing the present parties, and advising
woriine'ncn abstain from voting for their caudates,
and udo,ug such platforms have been presented by
the two leading parties, presented but voted down
The Convention was in session sN hours, and the pro-
cerdings were IL times marked by disorder. which caused
some The member. 10 refuse 10 act with the majority
New-York tribune., 1875-10-07
WASHINGTON NOTES.

/
delegation Of three Puebla Indians from Ncw-MeIco
arrived here this morning unattended. They only
speak mixed Spanish. They sent to the Washing
RON House and Gentleman speaking Spanish took them
To the Indian Bureau about o'clock. They bring letter
of IN reduction from the Indian Agent and petition in
Spanish setting forth certain grievances OF their trDe
which they desire corrected
The announcement Of long review Of Sherman's Me-
mors made up chiefly from the official records Of tho
War Department, reached here to-day. IL will MAKE
volume as large as any OF Gen. Shermans Free
cess the files for the purpose OF making this compa-
on was given the Department to the author It l. by
GEN II. V. B0yntun, and viii Dc published ia fortnight
by Wilstsch n Baldwin Of Cincinnati.
Official stamps and stamped envelopes issued %
thc several Departments the first quarter Of this
fiscal year. ending Sept 80, follows: Executive De
partmcut, $2IO: Treasury Department. $4,000; War
Department Sl5SO7; Navy Department, -, ,JI0: Post
Onice Department, Sl39A3l; Interior DEPARTMENT,
S22 $50; Justice $40; Department OF Agriculture,
81 900. Total, r24O,31I.
Among the indictments found by the Grand Jury
eight in connection with the larceny Of the Treasury
package against the following persons Benjamin B.
Haleck two for larceny and embczzlement william H.
Ottmann three grand larceny, ing stolen prop
erty and receiving embezzled money; r. W. Brown,
three grand larceny receiving and conccalng stolen
and cmbczzlcd money.
Judge John Wright. rs the friend Of Charles g.
Fisher late Assistant DstrictAttoney, now in jail IN
this city for stealing papers belonging the courts ed
, patitiou i'm the Criminal Court today for writ Of
mind The said that the question could be settled
on the trial by jury but that he would hear the appca
ton next saturday,
The report that LInstimt Cauadein Of Montreal has
been In correspondence with the Navy Department In
reference TO the most efficient sefexpo,ye to be used in
Guibnrds it, being tlmpertd with Is
denied at the Department. Had any letter asking such
Information been received no attention would have been
New-York tribune., 1875-10-07
TIE LOCAL CANVASS.
nIerRlCr MEETINGs NND NOMINATIO,

DISTRICT MEETINGS AND AOMIhAIlONS.
At Il meeting OF the Executive Committee OF
tie Ntn Assembly District Republican Association ct
No l-5 SpIings last evening, measures were taken 70
cai.vass thoroughly each election district Immediately.
in order that the voters of the Assembly district should
be- known AZ possible, aud the party organized
The With Assembly District Republican As,ocia-
ton at their meeting last evening al no. 3si Grand
ST. adopted series of resolutions commencing th sara
to "a platform and redgug the support of the RrpuD-
ntans Of the district to the state tlchrt
The Executive Committee Of the AliEh Assembly De
tict Republican Association met last evening AT No 81
West SXtsent-st. Plans for the campaign were dis-
cus-,d and arrangements were made fol ratification
meeting To- be held about O,t. IL.
At meeting ~ the Washington Hshts WOIk!ngmen e
New-York tribune., 1875-10-07
FINAL WORK or THE COMMISSION.


rHr MEETING YEsTEEDN-RFASONs WHICH HAVE
GUIDED HE COMMISSIONERS II THEIR DE-
C!SIoNs-TnT PROVISION or CAPIThI.-oU Times
or THE CoNClUsI)>s REACHED-wHAT REMAINs
TO BIZ Done.
At The meeting Of the Commissioners yesterday
afternoon they reviewed their report to the Mayor
which had been prepared by Col. Harrison Their
secretary and counsel. Several inventors and many
reporters waited in tie corridors for them to com
ptcte their work. After session OF nearly TWO
bours the Commissioners announced. with many
expressions Of relief That their labos were finished
They then adjourned until Monday at noon when
they will proceed to further organic the Manhat-
tan Railway Company" and viii prepare books Of
sulscription to its capital stock They have thirty
DAYS in which TO complete this work. Attcrward
they must incorporate the new company, arrange
the details of its government, and turn over 10 1t all
their plans, specifications, papels moneys etc. ne
fore their laborS will end.
The report to the Mayor is intended TO explain the
reasons which governed the Commissioners in their
choice Of plans. They state that from practical con-
sidrrations they have especially favored capitalists
aud engineers who were dcSirous Of investing money
in rapid transit roads, because they believe that
capital 10 construct the roads ought far as pos
sible TO be provided for by them They assert that
no proposition to construct a surface road or oae in
atunncl. has been made to them. aud that when the
depressed plan was forced upon Their attention they
had already bound themselves Ia adopt an clcN ated
plan. They have taken into account they say, not
only the excellence Of the respective plans presented
10 them but adaptation to the peculiar circumstances
and needs Of rapid transit in this city. The time
within hich the law compelled them TO make their
report on the plan Of structure too short to ell
able them TO make such Investigations and expert
ments as might have satisfied them as TO which plan
possessed the most merit This question they have
left TO the companies which TO construct the
road 80 that the actual plan of an elevated road
which will be built cannot yet be said TO be decided
upon.
The principal kinds Of structure from which the
Commissioners authorize choice 10 be made are {:
First a row Of columns each curb, with q super
structure spanning the street; second, row of
columns on each curb, each row supporting a single
track; third. a Gothic arch supporting two tracks
and spanning the street fourth, in certain streets
named row of columns on one curb and another
in the street center supporting two tracks Naila-
tions Of these forms Of structures provided, de-
pending upon the width Of streets, and for this pur
pose streets are divided into three classes First
those not more than SO feet wide; second those be
tween 80 aud - feet in width; third, those % or
more feet wide The engineering specifications are
5S in number and many of them go into minute
details in regard to the strength and quality OF
materials
New-York tribune., 1875-10-07
THE PHILADELPHIA TREASURY.

MEETING OF THE ISYEslIGA1ING COMNuITFE-ITs
AUTHORITY DISPUTED-MR. MACkEY, HOWEVER
APPEARS AND NAMES An OFFER.
HARRISBURG, Penn, Oct. 6-Under a rcsolu-
ton OF the House OF Representatives (Which not
concurrcd in by the senatel Committee appointed
on the March last 10 investigate the accounts OF
the state Treasury under the terms Of william +.
McGrath, William kcuIble, ". W. IRWIN, and Robert W.
Mackry. The investigation was 10 begin with the term
Of Mr.. McGrath The Committee, consisting OF e Dem
ocras and two Republicans, has held several meetings
bus reached definite result Its authority was dis
putcd the ground that it competent for the
House without the OF the Senate enforce
the resolution making an uqusitorial search.
The Committee held on adjourned meeting this after
AT the Capitol The Chairman, Mr.. kellhard,
absent and only four members were IN attendance Sub
pcnas had been issued FOR all the state Tcasurers named
In the resolution hut OF them appeared except Mr.
Mackey. That gentleman came forward and announced
that, while for the reasons above stated he could
not recognize the official legality OF the Committee he
was willing 10 give the gentlemen every assistance 10
prove the Integrity OF the State Treasurer. They
welcome all the books aud records and 10 In
spcct the vouchers for every dollar lie did not propose
In any way interfere with their aScernmg and show
ing the public that all the money belonging to the State
was there. The Committee did not avail itself OF the
offer but adjourned Ia await the arrival OF other wit
ncsses who according TO the resolution should prccede
Mr. Mackey.