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DECISIONS.
SUPREME eouHT-CHAMDERs.
BY Judge Donohue.

BY Judge DOnOnue.
Brown vs. Alden.-In the matter OF mills.
Gouaet VS.. The Mayor, &c.-Two hundred and
Bradnurst VS.. Townsend. -Memorandum.
Brickett VS.. Brickett-Decree OF divorce granted
Ferris va Ferrs.-order granted denying mo-
ton.
Litten vs. Sanford.-Order granted.
In the matter OF Malone.-Granted. Parties
will be heard on settlement Of order.
Audenried vs.. Mercantile Mutual Insurance
Company.-Adustment arfrmed.
Brsuennck VS.. Landsberg-Granted. See MEM
orandum.
IN FORM / do not tnink the evidence sufficient.
BY Judge Lawrence.
waters VS. W,1eoqS vs. ZEN IN
the matter OF VolKert; In the matter OF
matter OF Browning; Mott VS.. Crosby; Young
VS. Gardner; Close vs.. Heinzel Merchants and
manufacturers Bank vs.. Wheeler; Mabil VS..
hcCaDn; Brooklyn White Lead Company VS.. Tall
madge.-Granted.
snyder VS.. Bristol.-Motion 10 change place OF
trial TO Monroe county denied, with $40 costs.
Boies VS.. New Jersey MSand Railroad Com
pany.-Explanation wanted.
In the matter OF the Empire Fire Exchange Com
pany.-Nhat IS there 10 show that all the parties
Interested consent TO this orderS
Nelson VS.. Taylor.-Aifidavit should be more
specific IN statement OF the cause or action.
ROLLING vs. FAX; BANK of North America VS..
Flushing ana woodside Railroad Company: Foster
VS.. smyth Low VS.. Dugan; Fisher VS.. smith; r.
win ". Lebuenner-Orders granted.
Cutting vs. Stevens.-I want the afidavits which
are reIef feu 10 IN THIS OrueI.
Burgess ct al vs.. Jessup.-I require the papers
wnicn are referred 10 In the order.
Broadway Bank vs. Lufr.-Anidavit presented is
not verified.
Croak VS.. Foster.-I wish an explanation from
counsel In this case, as stated in my menoran-
dunn heretofore Med
SUPERIOR CoURT-SPKCIAL TERN.
BY Judge Van Worst.
Woin VS.. Samborn.-rnere IL no such account
set forth in the Complaint as 10 warrant a demand
on the part OF the Defendant for a copy thereof.
The application should nave Deen TO the Court for
blu or particulars OF the plalntin's claim under
the latter part oil section 1885, There Is founda-
ton present for order TO preclude the plain
I'M rom giving evidence on the trial. The motion
should De denied.
Jones ct al. vs. The Mayor. &c.-ln view or the
question 10 be determined IN this action under
the peadings DO not think That tails cause should
be referred.
Zulick vs.. Berdell.-The afidavit appears 70 me
EuicieDs TO justify the examination or the party.
COMMON PLEAs-ePEcIAL TIRM.
BY Judge Larremore.
Morris VS.. Morrls.-Divorce granted.
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GREECE AND THE CENTENNIAL.

PHILADELPHIA, June 8, 1875.
The United States Minister TO Greece, the Hon.
John Meredith Read, under date OF Athens. April
2s sends a communication TO the Secretary OF
state enclosing letter from the Grecian Minister
or Foreign Affairs, In which IT is STATED that while
Greece cherlshcs sympathetic interest in the
Centennial Exhibition and thOi oughly appreciates
the honor OF an invitation TO eXhiolt her products
she leels that neither her industrial nor her fnan
cial coneiion Will warrant her In taking part IN
our industrial congress.
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same appellant vs.. Lyman Murdoch, respondent
Argued Dy ID. Pratt, or counsel for appellant ana
by David Wright Tor respondents
No. SO. Alfred b. Smith CT al, appellants Va.
Thomas Nelson ct al, respondenss.-Argued by
James Stanley. OF counsel for appellants, ana Dy
ID. Pratt FOR respondents.
Adjourned 70 Friday June 4.
DAY CALENDAR.
The day calendar for Friday, June g. 1878, Is as
follows:-Nos. 81, Az, AZ, 80, 81. 20. 8. is.
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DISHONEST CLERK.

UINNUNEoI NLLEA-
Charles ". Rosnsr was arraigned on a charge OF
stealing s2l4 worth Of jewery from Louis Wilson,
ofNo. 2g3 seventh avenue. on the 2Tth or May
Rosner VINO was m the employ OF wilson, lett
VITA the above amount or iewelry In his posses
sion. Hs was arrested Wednesday afternoon and
was brOagnt before Judge Wandcll yesterday. lie
pleaded guilty ana was held IN 81, 000 BAH 70
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INTERVIEW WITH Mr.. OWEN, THE NEWLY Az
RIVED BRITISH coMNIIssIoSER-wHAr Eng
LAND WILL DO.


RIVED BRITISH coMSIrssIoSER-wHAT Eng
LAND WILL DO.
PHILADELPHIA, June 2, 1876.
The Duke OF Richmond. X. e., the Lord Presi
dent OF her Britannia Majesty's Council. Is the
head OF the British Commission Tor the Centennial
Exhibition az Philadelphia. HIS representative
and tue executive Commissioner from Great Brit
am Is Philip CunllYe owen, ESQ.,, Director OF the
south K-nsinston Museum, the gentle
man who arrived from England on Monday
evening by the American steamer MI
NOS, and who Is now stopping as the
Continental Hotel, in this city. He is accompa-
MED by Colonel Herbert Sanford, OF the royal
artillery, who Is brother TO Sir Francis Sanford,
Secretary to Hsr Maesty's Council. Colonel
Sanford is Mr.. owens ofical delegate and viii
be the resident Commissioner in this country.
Mr. owen VIII return by White Star steamer on
the oath or TINS month; but Colonel Sanford VIII
take mp hts residence here and VIII remain untn
the end OF the exhibition
Mr. owen has been warmly welcomed by the Cen
tennia Comm sson as well as ~ Mr. J. y. Mitchell,
President Of the Philadelphia Commission TO
vienna. and otner well-known citizens. Mr.. owen
II typical Engiishman In sppearance-ruddy,
robust and pleasant OF manner. lie IL said 20
know more ABOUT International exhibitions tnan
ans otner man, having represented his govern
me ia a. the four great worlds fairs and having
been oblged.t 10 study tsc matter practically. ln
the course or pleasant conversation he showed
Centennial Exhibition. ana frequently expressed
himself anxious 10 contribute 70 IT. success in
any possible way. lie says tSat the prevailing
spirit among English manufacturers and producers
IL one OF entlre confidence IA our Exhibition. Inc
press I'm England has not yet taken up the matter
- earnestly a. cOu!u be wished. rhey were very
slow and conservative, but we're gradually coming
around the DaDy Neles having recently puolisned
an excellent article Oh the subject. Great
Britain hda been allowed 1900 square Icet
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ESSEX MARKET POLICE COURT.
Before Judge Morgan.

wors or A CENSUS ENUMERATION.
Mr. Thomas Carroll, OF 10 Madison street. was
the complainant yesterday against Mrs. Hannah
sullivan OF Isl Madison street. on a charge Of ais
orderly conduct Thomas Carroll il one of-tne
census enumerators, and called on Mrs. sullivan
Yesterday afternoon. with a large book IN
der his arm, and asked her the usual
questions regarding her age, family, children, &C.
ars sullivan received the taker Of the census
with ANYTHING but cordially aud told him she did
not want 10 be bothered with nim. "But AN
sent he!e 70 get the names and ages OF the people
ia this house, and am authorized by the law To
10 sou lnterjected the census taker. 40 nell
With the censusl we've had TOO many OF you iei-
lows mere before asking Impertlnent questions
what business - u Of yours now many children
nave OF whether nave husband ~
answered Mrs. Sullivan; and thereupon
Mrs sullivan proceeded to take MT.
Carroll Nv tue back OF the neck ana usherel
MIN ont oi the door. The census taker lcft his
book and inksfand on a cnair ana went out LOT q
policeman when ne came back ne found the
book and fnkStand thrown ont ~ the nall, and
the oooK covered ith INK Mrs. sullivan VAS ar
rested and brought before Judge Morgan, AZ Essex
Market Police court. The Judge concuaed 70 nne
the lady 81, ia order 70 teach her better manners
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ALLEGED FORGERY OF A Will

ALLEGED FORGERY OF A WILL.
The motion 10 open the default in tine matter OF
the last Will ana testament or Dora Friedman, de-
ceased. wife OF Noritz J. Friedman, has been
granted by Surrogate Hutchings. The contestants
charged that the viii submitted for probate was
forged oy a lawyer or this city, az the suggestion
OF her 6rother-in-law. The Date OF the VIII was
October 19, 1868, and 1t purported 10 have been
made in the lawyers once. There was gooo
deal or evidence showing that at the time Of the
alleged making OF the Will, the Iestatrlx was II
ana unable 70 leave her Ded, ana was
considered 20 be IN dying conal-
ton. Her life, however, was saved ana
she survived until July 1878. IL was argued ~
ex-Judge Curtis counsel Tor the contestant, that
IL was the medical treatment which saved ana
prolonged her life, and vested her, so 70 speak,
win a new physical constitution; that IL was per-
Iectly clear that she was not able 70 leave her
house that day; ana furtaer. mat rhe best evl-
dence OF the will beng forged was u the Iact that
the marx aud not the name or Dora Friedman was
atiixed TO the paper, whereas the testatrlx was
able TO write In English and German with 1uercy
and elegance. Tue default having been opened,
the further examination OF witnesses will be pro-
ceeded with. and the case being an interesting
one Is likely 10 occupy considerable time
A. X. Dyett appears for the proponent OF the
WIN and ex-Judgc Curtis Tor the contestant.
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By Ju0Rc DafTemOFc.
Morris VS.. Morrls.-DtvOrce granted.
FIFTY-SEVENTH STREET COURT.
Before Judge Kilbreth.

Before Judge Kilbreth
BURGLARY AT JONES WOOD.
John Doyle. a resident OF the Fourth ward, who
went on picnic to Jones' Wood on Wednesday
night with the Henry walker AS association, was
held for trial a charge OF burglary preferred by
Mr.. scnuluse, the proprietor OF the Coliseum, at
that place. lie was charged with breaking open
and stealing several bottles or wnlskey from one
oil the bars. others VINO participated IN the roo
berry made their escape.
HUNTED DOWN"
william J. Brannigan, alias Charles ". Hale, who
was a lev days ago found IN the room OF q guest
or the Union square Hotel, was yesterday called
up from the prison below to answer another
charge. lie was identified tne same person
who. on the 3lst uit called 10 No. % West TWEEN
ty-fOurth street and, upon asking for DR.. Bran
Idue, admitted 10 that gentlemans ONCE,
IRON whence be surreptrl0usly departed with IA
overcoat belonging 70 Mr. Henry I. Lowndes. The
overcoat was found IN the prisoners possession.
lie was committed Tor trial in default OF {l.0U0
BAH. Toe accused described himself as native
OF England. aged tnirty.three, clerk by occGpa-
ton, residing at the United states HOTEL
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revived for q long time 70 come, WIN exercise
every possible strategy to protract the suits. ~
requires, therefore. no special gilt OF prophecy 70
see plainly that this Court, Tor q long time TO
come, Will probably have Its hands full OF these
any OF them there viii be motions and counter
motions dd ndaisedm
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day On which no IL 90 deliver the address 20 .
later date.
the President informed the Chamber that tnt
regular monthly meeting would be dlscontlnuea
for two months hut thar special meetings nigga
be called, as provided for In the bylaws.
ON motion the meeting adjourned.
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In the case or Gray w.
resumed and concluded.
NO. A.. The town OF
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COURT OF APPEALS.

ALBANY, June 3, 1878.
Bensel.-Argument was
Venice. appellant. vs..
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MEETING YESTERDAY AFTERNooN-THE COURT
OF ARBITRATION AND THE CANALS.
The first meeting OIL the Chamber OF Commerce
since the election OF new officers took place yes
terday afternoon, Mr.. Samuel d. Babcock. the
newly elected President, In the chair. In taking
the chair MIR. BaDceck addressed the meeting as
foOWs:--
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1875-01-10

ONE Of the most important meetings
ey er held IN Memphis viii take place at
the chamber OF commerce on Monday
tom orrow). Ii is called for the pur-
pase Of reeeI wing and discussing the re-
plrt Of tbe joint committee Of ,he TAX
payars' ass bcistion and the chamber
touching measures of reform in county,
municipal aud 5 ate government. We
trust thst every tax payer viii make it
bis business 10 be present snd that the
rssolt VIII be q report that will chal-
lenge the consent Of the people-one
that, il adopted, will enforce a rigid
economy without in the lesst impsiriug
those rights Of self-government never
more highly priced than when exercised
iu local sRsirs. We expect "a large and
influential meeting, " and look for pTScti-
cal results.
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THE Cincinnati Commercial says
what the APPEAL hiss said from the
grs-. that SheridAn's course looks as
though ne were simply carrying out q
prsarTauged programme, without refer
encs 70 3 state OF things different from
that which he hsd been lei 10 expect,
and IL only deepsus the bitterness Of the
animosity felt by the white and colored
races for each other. II his suggestions
axe carried out, q war OF races will be
inevitably ureaipitatel.
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THIS is the way the taxpayers OF
Mi-sissippi put IL, and we think they put
IL right: "Shsll the Few officials, the
mere servants Of The people, be permit
ted to fa.ten and grow richer, while the
people grow poorer and starve? Snail
these public servants be privileged to
srj1y an extravagant waste Of he mon
ey o. The people, to the destruction OF
the property Of the State, or will the
legislature interpOse Immediately, and
by a vigorous system Of wise reform, en-
f5rcs rigid economy OF expenditure in all
departments Of the government, legisla-
tive, executive and judicial, and in
,ruuue-, cities, towns and districts? Let
,l suptriluities be abolished. Let every
supasuum rsry be discharged. Let every
dollar 81 FAR a. possible be saved to the
suffering people
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THV Cincinnati Commercials New
Orlesus correspond ent ssys that from
the day O. the arrival Of Sheridan and
his staff in New Orleans, they were
loud IN their denuncisiion of the people OF
/ uisisua, and especially Of New Or
l-aus, as rebels OF the worst type, who
deserved on'y The severest measures OF
suUjagauon. They did not wait TO see
for themselves whether the people had
changed any in the six or seven years
lhat hsd elapsed since Sheridan was in
command here, as he was sent to stir up
strife aud desperate the people to the
uoint OF violence against the generrl
government. Sheridan has lost no op-
portuuity to sggrsvate their sense OF
outrage aud oppression by every means
in his over
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MRS LASDER, one Of the most dis
tiuguished 81 American actresses, will
appear az the thester on Monday Ito
morrow night ia The play Of Marie An
tginstte, playing the tile roe. We need
cu.y, We feel confident, remind our citi-
zeus Of this first appearance ofMrs Lam
der this yesr to induce such an attend
auce as will assure the accomplished
uTtfsts that she is still remembered and
suI admired in Memphis. An added
pleasure TO hat OF the presence Of the
great actress, we may also remark en-
ysassant awaits thesteT-goers in the sup
port which Mrs. Lander will receive from
d company that is said 10 be thoroughly
drilled and as accomplished as any we
have ever had here.
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Tuesday, February 8, 1915,

within legal hours, sell the property herein
described for cash, al public Outcry, to the
highest bidder, in font Of courthouse do r,
Memphis, the following real estate, tO-wit:
A tract OF land containing six t6) acres; said
six acres have front of eight {S) chains ten
10Y links on Central avenue by a depth of
seven ~ chains forty-On0 an links, accord
ing to subdivision made by n. A. X err,
surveyor, June 26, 1866, and flied in the first
Chancery Court shelby county, in Ihs case OF
4. W. Price VS.. o. p. Parker ct ais, rule docket
I6j; said six acres were bought at a sale uade
by the Clerk and Master in said chancery
cause on the lst day OF March, lS7U. by U. b.
Parker for Martha NJ. Parker, and the same
Is part OF twenty-five t22J acre lot bought BY
D. b. Parker and wife oi ]. Z. Terry by deed
of record in Registers Office shelby county,
book 40 part 2, pages 81, exc.
Equity Of redemption is waived and the
tltle supposed to be perfect, but viii sell aud
convey only as trustee.
j. Il. TAYLOR, Trustee.
ID Il N
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THE Bolivar Bulletin, by the death q.
the lameuted NJ. Il Parish has passed
under the sole management, ed
it.rfI au8 otherwise, Of Cap
tsil J. Milton Hubbard, the sur
viviug partner Of Parish & Hubbard.
Captain Hubbard has had nearly eDtire
control Of the political department Of
lhe Bulletin the past year, and the
principles he has euuncisted and ably
defended have the ring Of the true
metal. The Bulletin has prospered
under Captain HupbsId's guidance, and
we feel assured Of brilliant success for
81 ip future
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TIE most important testimony given
n fore the congressional Committee SIT
tin VicSsbgrg yesterday, was that Of
III. C,rdWeut. a British subject, Sho
s.-r fed 10 he Ames government as Tery
object able, and expressed himself dis
gn-ted with both the State and Federal
governments.
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RAILROAD ACCIDENTS.
frlaA h-up on an EagIish IfHe Thirty
o. @ Persons hiIfed aud seventy
Rouaded-sIckeaiuE Details.
sTeepiuE-CAF Thrown From the Irhek
Of th- BaIsimsre asd Ohio Rail-
Fsad-FGE- Persons Wound
cd, one BeFIOuEIY.

NEW YoRK, January 9.-The London
Tyuss, ID cemoer 25th, gives an account
sf 81 terrible accident on the Crest West
ern railroad, IN which tAiTty-ons persons
we're killed aud upward Of seventy
wounded A large number Of psssen-
grrs. m s Of win m were visiting friends
Z g Chris mas, were being conveyed in
thirteen carriages with two engine
rom the Great Western station, at Ok
+ ri at forty minutes after eleven, to
Rir4iugham and the north
train Nhich was a half hour late
proceeded carefully for shout six miles
when he tire OF the wheel II the fret
class car broke, and Immediately left
the IA -tais aud for az least three bun
6-,1 yards, plunged along over the
.feepsrs many Of which were cut ia two,
ana rushe,i over two wooden bridges and
on over Oxflri and Birmingham canal
The carsiaEe vas thrOgn down the EN-
haukment and dragged after il several
atIrfs Tle tram was travelling ST the
"a % % forty miles an hour, and the i'm
1ei ~ given 20 the ears 81 they left the
rails carried them with terrible force for
q long distance, until they were rinally
Is hei 20 pieces ia Tie meadows below
Three carriages and tbe bsggs- e-OsT were
deposited tey Qua Lhe canal. One car
Rage carrier away one Of ahe aUutments
% The bridge, snd fell Ia spiinters into
the water Fragments of two carriages
were literally ssreWed about the em-
bankmsnt, and one carriage wss hurled
right across the up line on 20 the bank.
The frout part % the train cOdtinued on
its cnur-e fOT some distance In the case
4 q majority Of the victims death was
n-taut1 ieOus.
ACCIDENT on THE BALTIMORE AND
OHIO RAILROAD
WHEELING, w. V, anuary S.-Ihe
pasl bound train on the Baltimore and
ONO railroad while on a bridge near
Csmh ridge, Onio, this moTniOg, the
sleefin z car was thrown of and badly
sbsftered The balance OF the tram
was uninjuned. Some four or five pes
sengers ~sre Injured but none serlousiy'
IL 1an-.aA the anpananr.
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MR. GEORGE b. EGGLEsToN Teires
f-om the editorial control Of the Upton
RecJrd, aud will be succeeded by Cap
tain G. 3. Simoniou, who has purchased
an Interest Ia the Office, aud will assume
the duties and responsibilities Of editor
l--.l .--lIn
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MASONIC NOTICE

THE STATED CoNvoCATIoN OF a
] Penn K, A. Chapter, No. q, will beN/A%
held ts-norow (MOSDAY) ever ing, ~
anuary lIth, st o'clock. At new Masonic
Hall, Gayoso Block, for dispatch Of business
Visiting Companions In good standing are
invited.
By order Of A. J. WHEELER, H.P.
JOHN ]. WELLER, Secretary. Jal0
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TsE next thing in order is Msrdi-
Grss. We must all unite 70 make the
ninth Of February next more naemora-
be than the Tuesdays of lS72'
20, or "a. Let King Carnival have
s,il swsv
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ESTABLISHED 1SAC-

SHERIDAN is now busily engaged In
bolstering up his very bad cause. He
says he is not liar. But everybody
elze ssys be is. But, then, people will
differ. YOU know
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1875-01-10

THE United States senstorshtp is me
problem 10 Florida as in Tennessee ana
there, Is here, there lsnoknowins when
Of the nine hundred and ninety candi-
dates will be struck oy lightning.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1875-01-10

MONTHLY meeting MONDAY, January
vi llth, at 4 pm. In many respects The
meeting Will be one of the most important
ever held, and it is expected that every men,
Der Will be prompt in attendance. The report
of the Joint Committee of the Chamber and
Protective Union will be presented, with other
matters of deep interest.
J. NJ. PETTIGREW, President.
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TELEGRAMS.

The mill-OperatOTs, in mass meeting
at Fall river, Saturday night, determin-
ed to accept the ten per cent. reduction
and temporarily resume work.
Governor Brown, of Tennessee, in his
message, urgently recommends the re-
peal OF the act authOriz ng the cOnven-
tional rate of interest at ten per cent.
Joseph Bennett aud Mike Affrey were
killed in New Orleans Saturday by the
careless handling of firearms in the
hands of some of their companions.
The house committee on naval affairs
resu ned the investigation of the charge
against Representative StOweil Of sell
ing a cadetsblp, at Washington, Thurs
day.
The Swiss, Austrian and Belgian gov
ernments have adopted stringent meas
ures against the importation of Ameri-
can potatoes infected with the Colorado
beetle.
Joseph 3. North, alias Buffalo Joe,
who murdered George Jones on Christ
mas, year ago, was hung to telegraph
pole at Wallace, Kansas, on December
Both, by mob.
The, e,funded debt of the State of Mas
sachuselts is S29, ASS, ,2O4; the sinking
fund created for its redemption amounts
to nearly 81, 900, 600; the net debt is less
than SIS, 100000.
Mr.. Chandler was Thursday night
nominated by the Republican caucus Of
the Michigan legislature for United
States senator. The election takes place
on the nineteenth.
The residence OF Smith Lynn, at Boil
ivar, Pennsylvania, was destroyed by
fire Saturday morning, and mis- daughter
Mary and young man named Z. Ma
son were burned to death.
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DIED.

JOEES--At her residence, Mason, Teunes-
see, on the mOrniugo of the sth inst, Mrs. MAR
N. JONES, wife Of ]. W. y. Jones, and eldest
daughter Of J. p. and Sarah &. Prince.
Her remains will arrive here 70 day by the
Memphis and Louisville railroad, at 2:35 pm :
Friends and relatives are invited 10 attend
the funeral at Elmwood this lsUNDAYl after
noon al four o'clock.