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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-05-26
ssStANTON INSIDE LINE. ~

NEW FAST FREIGHT ROUTE BETWEEN
RICHMOND AND PHILADELPHIA.
TRl-WEEkLY.
On and after OCTOBER 1Sr the splendid IRON
steamers Of this line will leave Richmond TUES
DAYS, THURSDAYS, aud SATURDAYS from
Powhatan Steamboat Lines pier at corner Of TWEEN.
ty-second and Dock streets making close connection
each trip ut Canton, Nd, East BatmoreJ with the
Philadelphia, Wilmington and Baltimore Railroad
Company for Philadelphia.
SPECIAL ADVANTAGES:
All freight by this line covered by fire and marine
insurance free of cost. No docka2e charged ut Rich
mond. Rates rs low as any other line THIS Is the
quickest line between Philadelphia and Richmond.
Freights ordered by this line should be marked
Canton Inside Line, and sent to the Philadelphia
Wilmington and Baltimore DEPOT, Philadelphia.
Frcights received osiiy in Philadelphia and Rich
mond.
For further information apply to
l.. d. fATUM, Agent,
OIdces Twcnty-second and Dock streets
and No. 903 Main street; or to
j. s. WILSON, General Freight Agent,
Philadelphia, Wilmington and Baltimore Railroad,
Philadelphia. H9
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-05-26
By Cook ( Lauehton, Auctionecrs'
No, 10 Governor street.

GENERAL ASSORTMENT OF HOUSE
" HOLD FURNITURE AT AUCIl0.iN N -,d,,,s
nAyat O'Clock we Will sen ut our auctlon-roonls
nm assortment of HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE co''-
siSting Of W., r- cr,cT,NDS
SIaiSnI. NV and STAINED WARDROBES,
WALNUT and JAPANESE BEDSIE!AD,GS;
WALNUT and OAK ENTENSi0;SScc1Ah
CANE and WOOD-SEAT CilAikS.
SiDEBOARDS. SIDEBOARD SAFES,
MATTRESSES, FEATlIER-BEIS, ,,rYc
Several very good CIIILDRES,S CARElAuEs,
Gne CJIiI frs DOUBLE CARRIAGE,
/ ATT BLES. LOUNGES,
OFFICE-DESkS- &c. ,,-curo>
,c AuctOnecrs.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-05-26
TOR BALTIMORE. s.ft rssInllaaj
Il TRI-WEEKLY. Izsa fsstz
POWHATAN STEAMBOAT LINE,

THROUGH FREIGHT.
NO TRANSFER BETWEEN RICHMOND AMI
BALTIMORE.
NO DOCKAGE CHARGED.
The new and fast iron steamers SHIRLEY and
MISSIONER, Of this line, leave their new pier, In the
Dock, foot Of Twenty second street, every TUES
DAY and THURSDAY MORNING at O'Clock, and
SATURDAY AFTERNOON at 4 O'Clock, for Balti-
more, making close connections at Locust Point with
Baltimore and Ohio railroad for all points west and
northwest also, with Northern Central railroad for
northern cities and Canada.
Through bills signed to Baltimore and all points
west, and rates guaranteed rs low rs BY any other
line Amply to l.. i. TATUM, Agent.
Offices: Twenty-secoud and Dock streets and No.
900 Main street. DC 81
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-05-26
BY Edward c. Goddin.
Real Estate Agent and Auctioneer,
No. lOl5 Main street.

TRAME DWELLING ON FOURTH
y STREET. BETWEEN JACKSON AND DUAL
STREETS FOR SALE AT AUCTION.-On SAT-
URDAY the 27th of May, OH the premises, at 5
o'clock P. NJ. will sell the very nice FRAME
DWELLING No tbs north Fourth street, contain
ing four rooms. Small kitchen on the lot. The lot
fronts % feet inches and back about 100 feet
TERMS: One third cash; balance ut six and twelve
months, with six per cent. interest.
EDWARD c. GODDIN,
nv % Auctonccr.
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REDUCTION IN PASSENGER. FARE.
SCHEDULE OF TRAINS,

PASSENGER TRAINS leave West Point Dali 1
Mt s 4. NJ. arriving ut Richmond at 10 4 NJ haHe
Richmond at z. NJ, arriving 1t West foinl L!
Z. VI.
Trains connect at West Point with steamers from
Baltimore and all eastern points on WEDNESDAYS ;,
FRIDAYS, and SUNDAYS, and with steamers ior
baltimore and all eaStern points on HONDAls,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-05-26
DEPARTURE OF STEAMERS.

,~~--~~~~~-~~-~
EOR PHILADELPHIA PRO H@FFE
Il yIDENCE, BOSTON. AND MON-sztsssssseess
TiiROUGH.-Stealncr j. W. EVERMAN, Captain
PLATT, will receive freight for the above ports till
FRIDAY the Goth instant, at IL O'Clock.
Passage to Philadelphia, including meals and state
state. room $3.50; thlrd-cass passage without meal,
81 a5.at W. E Eo p s4s5 bS,c Asg sspe,
TOR NEW YORK.-The Old <cfEFS
Il Dominion Steamship Companys 1885, 1880
steamship WYANOKE Captain CoUCH, will sail
FRIDAY. May 2Gth, ut O'Clock A. N.
Freight received until G o'clock THURSDAY
EVENING.
Through bills of Iading signed and goods for
warded with dispatch to all points north. south.
east, and west: also, to foreign ports.
Passenger accommodations unsurpassed.
Cabin fare to New York $l2; round-tr!p tickets
$50. Storage, Sc and So.
For freight or passage. apply to
G. W. ALLEN & CO., Agents.
my 24-3t Company's Wharf, Rockets.
oh L AID Ell p HIA, RICH rFfS
l. MOND, AND NORFOLK STEAM sk sssssea.
SHIP LINE.-FOR PHILADELPHIA PROVE
DESCE. BOSTON. AND ALL NEW ENGLAND
STATES, THREE TIMES 4 WEEk.-Until further
notice the steamers OF this line will make trweekly
THURSDAY. and SATURDAY. and Richmond
every TUESDAY. FRIDAY, and SATURDAY, con-
Meeting at Providence with Boston and Providence
railroad for Boston, and by our Fall River line for
the same city ria Cape Cod, landing ut Old Colony
o'p''' anu '''''1 ". +. PORTER. Agent,
1925 Dock street, Richmond.
WILLIAM p. CLYDE 6 CO..
General Agents,
No. IL South Wharves, Phlsdelphia.
ID. ID. c. MINK, Agent.
my17 No. % Deyonshre street, Boston.
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.RAILRi,ADsLrNrs.
~ q, 1916, PAS

except sunday. stopping ut all regular stations ANY
stanniI ieasing Richmond at 1000 p. ~ runs cav.
lottesville Ivy, Mediums river Greenwood WsvnaSs
ooro, saunton, Goshen, Millbor0'. CoyiDgton. AZ
shany, ana an regular stations west of Alieehany.
louisville and all intermediate stations div Jerce,,
Sunday at 4:3oP.M '"' u"'f' 'e1oeps
Trains arrive At Richmond As follows:
Express Train daily 4l.,,
Mail Train daily Except Sunday al a.so u a. !, -
ASSS 1naI Train daily Except il
Trains coming into pic,non,; 900 A. N.
above. 'P at satiois q
r6ns n ana S foss sSn .nS with of the
burg railroads, both to and from RcbmonM refers
For further Information. rates, &C. aunly :, co,
Main street, or at company's Offices ''' ~ OF
CONWAY L. HOWARD
General Passenger and Ticke, Agent
., W. VI. s. DUNN
my ~ Engineer and Sunavi
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AJAX WOOD-THE BEST-Fery low;
" HEART-PINE-origi growth:
ENGINE COAL flor factories and other pur-
poses) exceedingly low;
ANTHRACITE COAL for fUlndries and stoves.
=. 4. DARLINGTON,
nv % Seventeenth and Cary streets.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-05-26
MULES. HORSES, dc.

T VERY, SALE, AND HIRING On
IL STABLES. ~
for sale. First-class HACKS, BUGGIES, and
HORSES for hire. Livery at reasonable rates.
my22-1m TURNER j. co.
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SOUTH THIRD-STREET PROPERTY

THE MOST DESIRABLE BUILDING LOT II
THE CITY.
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SALE.

will sell at public auction on SATURDAY the
27th day of MAY, 1876, ut AZ o'clock p. NJ, 1T the
premises on Fifth street between Grace and Broad
streets, the following property, to satisfy distress
warrant In my hands In favor OF W. Ii. +. Lee Us.
Catharne Detarrc: .,r,
one DOUBLE-TENENfENT BRICK HOUSE.
TERMS: cash. a. b. DUESBERRY.
nv 25-3t High Constable City of Richmond.
, 1876-12-02


NNASTE1t-TO NUY Fol: CASH, a FARM WITH
Tstsd r. q I,eanY !. losst!on n lnofs, 'osa v 9no:
tnsyarJ. ID xuod healthy lucation nrnr town nf III:
lsRc Adsts with 'ocat!un and Price. -, tribune.
%1rASrED-Dv AN AvE.tiS on STREET RAsT
lfi, the ir.st bfick honae that fHU VII! bur; ow,.
Crs call. II. UatHIIlN Il sos, i2a f.aSAtlt.kt.
, 1876-12-02

subject. 11'svcry first failure Nude hin, complain
of tho utter Incompetence q tue sG;vlal, troops
nussIan press denoinctng tie seryan sol.liers ,sh
md nlalmlng themselves tu !Inyc a prnte1t for
elItntssa1. Happily, thoSe feat'ttoms werc sonc-
what, abridged usttl amended before appearing
IN print.
We next lcurncd that The officers surrounding
NJ. TcacrnHyelf weru In IL nlate Of hostile antaG.
oniam. lu't!' to tho army they commanded and
N TIC Hcryfan Government 70 whom they had
tgndcrcl their services. While IN these terms
with tho 6ervfnn Government tie atait Of N:
Tchernayctt npt,o1ntcd Prince MILAN King of
eervia contrary to tie will u tho Prnee anil to
The evident praludice u pentluR negotiations.
There ia moro In Tho san'e ttrain wiiSl, We h 90
BcrvIan army. has l,ccn destroyed, and whole
dotach1nent OF Russian voluntcers saetiiced To
Wo lavo no wisl, to inj,lre NJ. Tchcrnaycff:
We are. OIL tho ronfrarry, ten'!y to believe that
tl.nt hc las shown himself altogether undt for
the great task undertaken BY ht.n. a. wnr
lnay bu In stnrn for us, Idols hhotl le abolish
cl1-SG I'crteburu Etehanye Gasette.
, 1876-12-02
RESCUED.

"Lf'ttn lad, slow wandering across the sand 40
Lending safa a 1.s's small,-oht tell me. little
whittier 70 yo,s, loltcrnr. in tho summer. weather
chattc,Inr Ike swect-voIccd btrda on bough to-
"Ism nobert, II ,on plea's, and this IA Rose, my
Yonngu,t ., II. a1l"-hs bent his curly head aud
"Esory Gay wo come and wait here I'LL the aun is
Waiting 81 onr fathers shlr for mothsr dear ia
frcst'ng.
''I.onv ago he sailed away out Of sight aud hear
Btra!ah seros' the bay he vent into snn.et steer.
Every dsy We loo': for him. and hope for ,''s re-
Evety nlxht !ny mother keeps tho cand1o for him
"summer goes, and Winter comes, and sprlng rc.
Father. .tcp come. 10 the cato. OH is he gone
The great. Erand .hip that bore him on, think you
some tcmpcat wrecked hcrt"
Tears nhons in little Roses eyes. upturncd 20 her
protector
Eagerly the bonny lad went on: 20 Sir, look yon.
In the ot.l1s .eo tho sails that east and Westward
wander:
EVER 1eaS i,isy come aud go, the mist, distance
While We watch and acc them fade, With sorrow
and with longing"
"Lits1e Robert! little RoecI" The strangers
eyes wGTe H,istcntng:
At bis bronxed and bearded face gazed the chill
Lreu, 1}sten!ng:,
lie kneIt upon The yellow eAnd and ctaspcd them
10 his bosom,
Robert brave, aud little leose, as bright as any
blossom.
:Father! fatllcrl is It your" The still atr rings
with faptnrs;
All thu vanished Joy Of years. tho waiting ones re.
capture!
Finds hr welcome, Wild md swect, the low,
thatchcd cottage reaching;
Bnt thc ship that Into ailnset Bteercd upon the
rocks 1tcf bleaching!
-Ct{iu Thqrtfr In i{lle.AwuEsx
, 1876-12-02

Jul .ll1{E tLVHNVN1 E1f<Nf. .
Some excitement was caused Ut the Darlanes-
lea the utller lay, arising out of q currency
question, TN the approach Ut tho Dalrani il
Ii.s,ntlI's pay wns given ta the tro0ls " thu
Cf clubbing iour rno,, to divide a hundred
plastres ,,uta did not wnFk satisfactorily,
Anxious (nr q dissolution Ut involuntary part
l,esship, each squad set ost TO cllaugu their
paper; but suc.css attended some onIy OF tho
Of s :rut cuntum etlllscHteti 10 sever thu
tic Fearing u run pn tho bank, these establish.
tncnts s.,ol. Fesnrel to tho simple cxpe.lirnt VI
closing tAclr dours. TAe soldiers then ELL
OeuyoTesl tu change their llotrs at thu shops by
purchasing rome article VI trl;iin, value antt
asking tie .anpkrcpcrs to Five illens metallic
change at p4r asainst their telldxfea n.te'
, 1876-12-02

llaaxian Indignation Asalnst Tcsernayetr.
Upun l.la urriyaiin servta, n. 1chrrsayetf wus
commissioned by the Belgrade Government to
tilt lighting calarity. II. rclsrnayctr looked
at the troups, aid Ii was ully aftur llu la PRO;
,,nlllced then. realy and 1T IT, tuks tho tel1
tlat war was uey!arcd. so n. Trlernayetf
rruase1 tho frontier ut tho i!eal u the snelt !-
authority, that Russia would fight fur trRl.
Or tt,u gfaiul ns41cll against Collstantilinplu
Au souk puly the llrst step, after whlrl! Ia beat
retreat, s:lrltesn. i,lltisclf behind !s lorts.
,ruuoAIeinE the i&lyuu tr.ops 1T f,r wur, the
u~.lt.-l. l,.-., ~ .4.y ins u H., ..aI at
, 1876-12-02

AA AAANXlE4AANA0b6s
"A ,,rp,, z! HvR ',is2 k9w III rE1GEEs H;EH r,,,r
is rnx sEG!t*f E,!it!HS 81 eat;il|rr H!;i| SUCCESS.
APPRECIATE OUT nl''E 'lrrta'.:fsi rr@:af!s AND GIVE US
Es!,|fs EEH!t|fts FiSK FtSK E9(!s: t99((!s:
Fl
nvsSG &a!iSES S!xHir |H|i$}! FHAHEs gx'ssrnnn
QUALIFY fE$ijdiI$S $HIEx xExcEhlKD
WILL rE Alsil:lEII ID IS Is Fti:ME1s YsAns;
ASt ". Il. sttnss M s Gs1s ~ ssi SIS
MlNK NnAs-SiI {iI Sla, sM.
iXK XK AIffhfi1is. !. + s.. Sl* So: sIs 81 ta'
titiuina Shetland aud h.aska. made ap
y ss;; asss %s' 81 ss ~ DID,
kysHAFSTsia kysAES7,a';a ssipei s'' ~ .ei. PVT 'e'
Fis!:SGil hEAh.s5. " xlny per sst.
Gfxs HAa GKErs f EiaI s' /; II to go pc, .
tAfSi tsEsSi !!AAIf fsi! ifxfsst :.'H T. H.
hhAL hkls sAcQGEs-%7s' fRl Sion ele1 aha
FUI: TRlMMIS1s-M.r,en. French, Silver. Fox
II sfI III sa as M VII
uooa, will be ,sut c. G. d 6y cxprrsa subject to
ASHf L T 5NaHT!E' ~! 5hsta;X taSEai,r
4 GENTS wAX7 Ep--wIio SELL uooKs. NOVEL:
ito u % sriai 4:f S a'oaiiit II ssnt.. JXsEs T.
SCOTT. 40 iIcstL0ra.Al.
, 1876-12-02

f.aot tln,n ,,,,t ~ - fnfr vor.l}tt tv h ir
e,'oao s,aor VI. ,,n. - n,,eettnns ~ ~,
nenG ~ "v.r @ io J". M, ", IL '.rai .hs,1, ~.
ist a' nun nr," @ ,., ras ~ 'n ,-,',vn or'i
coutl' enjast'a'!y E!'c 's ,t, ,tni, sAeG,
,.rttto, .,,so,' '"'y I'm rn4nn"rc' 1mrc. fts.
.,,.t Am fn;r,.1s H,.' ~ cImrt. mi cva,,..
..aes u. rto,ato so nn1, trrt'nn.. ona .1n,,~cs
., H,v,au - .nstann .at'a III. x.rt11"t. wi
~ III r., u, nHtont "'whcrc c.c ,af.
Cd. atl,, ucycr YER eontcmpatel M m in ,hc ES9lsh con-
,,;,r. o,,, ,r,ir. r1,to vnirn. nj
IT, . nt,i ,,.,,r ~ IN .v.t.n ~ trisi
tw imev i. ~ ,,nrvsrsni sr,,n its nrtoima1 tvnr
f1y syo - 80 sn ,nn, ~ turytrs a. ia.t n
en. W thr H. o,'l II Tho ;en, an, thc srtuai
.nhst,tnts s wh|rt .,isnnrc. Il Il held In con.
som.t ""'e'' "''p"eeA ~ - "''N ~ wv
rrro,tenc. rrovc. ,h., N. tr,,c os,c of hnv.
ing iStis. we'll ps!iorn.ed /, i I dsy%lve ; tI,ei;
Tit nn,sn% cnn,n . r. merfnrn, them vail mi
W M'sA IpMer sn. - 1 S,.a st.an,c VEL, n'A
',n,g .nnp.,s poW ,nsrtf y. si,o,,,, M I'm
NV" iTEr.
A Indictment If a ,J,,stirc Of the Pence should
onIv hc ,nnenici ram io ,1cterrnine whetler In
nny PC apes@iu @ , t"t,,st,. ~ ~ a;t, Tsr.r
III. Iii ~ cnj III ,,n sitn,iI' a., anneal. make re-.
tmrn ~ tho ,icsi1nra' "fr r,,r.srein,ss. onl
evicpco evii m on NV tic % tral: ani tllo a,niclatr I
s.a',ri s',outh "o,,f,nn i;.cif IN thc n,1Sat;nn
srhetbcr thc .iuttrn In, .nmm,t.ct, crrara Th,a
4 n",I,i ,,n,,rraiiv ,fr,nrrn;mn Il, aa rnnr min.
,tss III rs t1's srai ii tis s.,use Itself Would con-
,vn,,l,, "caff.r tI,c ,nicn,lnrs ~ iur Cirft and
Emnrcnr G:mrts NJ tnc.fnmrth tl,cir cnses: ami.
na ". "n,coja Wm,,1 iii n" I'm sr,nrotc tolen.
I ;iar. IN ar,fi bo licarl Hya Judge Without jury,
tiis ciass of mus would cease To block our CT.
Tnnia'
ATnt, , uo coxc or;o4notfno IN n Jnattcc,a
ca,,1t" nr fnynlyins n whit, ,eas tbam sim.
shm,l.} m IN the S,1nrctnc Cmlrt nt nil uniess
ho rsr, M ~ ,,v @ ah,i,f ccrtifv t,,at NJ Il ues n
casr f"r nnncal. as inyoIyur nj, imuortaut AMI
t,icl,it QUESTION OF inv. or Some matter Of pub.
II" n,,I rarerai intrr"xt - ~
w,,nSf,.norns situ,tt.p .pAr THE cosrs.
n cor,s ~ ra,ri n1 mi i;,ra,os IN. With hr
q anal, Int inislv.rrauatc.i l systcm of
n.tnrncvs' fres. taxuIr at.ninst lie pn.ty whon,
iI,c rrs,it nf III. ifiivatf sho,t]h nr,vn Ia hnva
bern Il, rrr,,r. This ia lie English
svstrm. cnnei IN New York md
, 1876-12-02
SUBURBAN REAL ESTATE.

ION sAtt;-5lo9 WILL. Nur I1EAuT1FtiL I:or.
4 one biotk from Dr. jN7t, tt Ia srAnlt miles fr1n
Ghteako: 81 dnwn aai q nl9nshly c.aaeA rrupotty
ln market and shown ffca srAct ffact To- cent train
Alrradyo On. IHA tittDWN. III La5a1le.sk. isoHn T..
I1pn sALEc-OR tlEST-A NICE HOUSE AND cor.
y, taaotn Enxisw9ots ar,t:casa nstK,i.7rhsot. near
TtLt.OTY0S HRS. n Wn*htngton.nt.
TfOR sh1E-1t0 MAnKET GARDENS AND r0tjL-
y try ftftnAt AcreA ANI cottage, $57a. SO down.
J. @. EAItLE, isnon ~. lii WashinEt0n.st.
TfOn sALE-FntfI AcitEs OF LAND IN ROUTjI
4 Chicago, A. e4tU cash Il taken Immediately. L12
, 1876-12-02
flI.EY REAL EaTATE.

:
I.Ots saLE-AT roTTUM PIfCEs-an LOTS ny
T. Itaeinc md iaaiaen avs, ri,h sias"sik'. lastc
*l.t % ZACH eaaT terms Of payment with cent
inft,rtt. shnce residence PROPERTY +. !lATiiEWAf,
I'M "a HAte.at.
, 1876-12-02
srXTON'S CONTRACT.
A+enpt to Deprive Him OF a
N Profitable Job.
:. -, Rountrco and Smith Stand Up
p'' for the County Board,

@f.rnN
for LUG oou1ASS N'
--
,,, .,a tyoo1hr,dco
,,d MessrH. lchHi"s """ "'a"'''eo
u. w.. strenuous for an Injunction.
IT, a,x,on f,o,,r, .1to,,sc IN.
The hearing ot e"c ssH'." ns..n..,sr ,nnr,,n,
,,,dloa ca.c wna resst1ncn ssa.e'aas "y'"s
psas.s1oek bcfuro Judge Wtl!ia.ns. Mr.. Lcafn'
h,tof tue .a,a1 u ,,la re,narks by callinr uttcu-
puuiAss, fesun.." w ~ t,,r,s,Ic,jo, w,,rl, i,ol
IN the qucsuon. =, u -" ~. ~, =, au-.
In brought up. ha l'l"le'4 1'.n it'.i "
~ nj ~. cts; 18th 1ll.t y. bE; l.lh VA, p. u;
N',sn,nn,s N1 ,"' Chanvery, p. 20.. After chilling
a|ehhs'" .1,oac outhoritics, t,c pissed 10 crit
t.entlo1 10 t'leso ~. ,,,;1s ~. tor,h hv tho
4. tho proposas lot n'ls p"s , W.. ~ ~
..,1 liz thought that Ec cotlll ecetb matRa
t.Issudu1en. purpose III the advertisement
l'Nuh ", ,h,ourh llad asked separate bids, mud
1atn D, ~ .sIc,i or provided for iotnt. The
hnoEllcsa as"s" e nr,r., ,7u,,,1m, ;,v Tin a..
sro! Webster vs. fee''s"' uII"eu ~. 49,. ~
@ 0s.,. court, was quoted, md l'e cited tita 10
fe.h,, ,ad been decided as tn what cOnstl-
Aa .s.otIon A hc ,,ndersto ou1 Il, Il was TINT
ttsd dse.eI'", ~, ~ .,,sar.tio,, In uovi,,1 thnt
,.CourtITouso :. shauld 10 o'''lt; thas IL eon!u
s,hor The bids should be received, but 1t
o not clam or fsast nasa that nattr s
,tth was htsHsss ,,aa,nn,,tat,on y. ~
L acompetitlon anu co"'pu.H1'on.
u. 1samiur read the Committees report and
Hs,ntcd IN each Bill claiming TINT tho lct-
tnmea'tsaa auulcnt " within thu 1,,caliur Of tlo
GR II jn,r,, In Webster ". French, bccause
" Mu Musn,;r r. ono m more OF tho bidders,
ksas aeo,amenttnE a,'aum OH tho Chntlcld btl AMI
, 1876-12-02

GENT4 WAHIEI>-I, ,ti,1-FOIt "NES nEtEllLv
n Il Ihs Ea1alllua" hEv u ths hsn''souvss iliua.
trntcd plok4 vi. Ftu. fpr JtIFselTrs. Snal
ior circula!., teutraaI4 lapl!salu. ID, " Iztu4u
Ehtlulu:. Chicago.
, 1876-12-02
LAW REFORM IN ILLINOIS.


ny pnor. =. n. DeNsLow. lid, or TIE UNI.
vsnarry op f,u1c.no.
W
IL soeono jeremy DenthaH1 Hese to1'ay "
become mlnutcly acquainted With the a'ltninls-
tratton Of Justice in Illinois, 10 would see tllr-
ty.lour Judges of tho various Circuits (,nclutl-
~. wv en..tn. ror. ~ r1,ai,, auI s.,,o,, % W..
int5 our o"pefiof eou'1 =. too'.I ""n se'eh ou-
prctne- Court Judgea,-a Total 1orcc ol forty'oslo
Judges Of the courts Of general iuri.diction,-
tnplovcJ upOu tho lItigatious incident To
nnnrint,on of about nfNsl mn mr. one ,Ju,)co
tsF J." ~ n,o ,n,",ln,ta', sh,to In En,
gland, from twcnty-eight to thirty
four Judges OF like grnte have usually
pcrSortucd the sn,nu c1ass OF Judicial work for n
r,,,rlotr ~ nhn,,t N nm trno mr. nrc Jnt1oe IN
~, tao ~. "ue"s y v. VIZ
L"o,ooo OF popalation. IL were eaad tnat
society IN lllIbols ls new nnu unsettled, While
TINT In England Ia old anu settled, a,ll that
mars inv Il nce,lctl wheru tl,er, IL mare lawlcss
nes'' our ecsoha nsn.aant ., n's"s .'p'J, ."a'.
At q time when England Ind but twice or
thrice the present population Of Illinois, md
WA un,to as AGRICULTURAL and nearly as unset
t.ea' n.. .,,1.1...,., - ,,..t,s,, =" ~
many JudEcs fe!attSesy W Inc popu1at'oh RS arc
needed here.
COST or THE SYSTEM OF LOCAL JUDGES.
wc mtvht ofror1 ,srt,m,t 1oRs IN
- r".1..". .,',.,a., .,',a. ,.s<.,. sa,.ut.s
phy ouF .ouses t"1ttcet t"hss 1atee1 ea'o''es
than We 10, II thcy could 80 oighhzo tno au-
mtnistraton Of Justice rs to reduce tho ratio of
Judges 10 pouutation to TINT maintained In En-
1lanl. Rut. m t,,e ratto of Jutlpes To popula-
t,n,, +. m. -, ,ro,, loro,r IL 1I1nofa tbou Il,
tlon III no. ma's'la'S aiso. W taos n. ~, .'l' ~
ataHy oL''c. " s'c 4.'"e1 'e'A otu'es' t'p ~"
rcformcr might let this straw pass unnottccd.
In fnrt. jeremy Dcutllan hlnsulf nd
yocatel the systcnl u local Judges,
bringing justIco Ut gil kinds within
to lie English systc,a Of dividing tl,u work ii
judging for the wlloie klngdum ictwegn diiIer-
ent courts, according to tic subject Of the litI-
misunderstanding divorce cases to one set VI
Judges rcai.cstate eases to another, criminal to
i ti,lci, and eauty to fourth; which, IN prac-
tics. wus found to work sirh at, ccuuuny
In thu number nf Judges required t.
perform tic labor N England. 1le might,
tu lint III Illinois, wIcrein single Judge Is
aupposc,1 to carry In Ills mind sufficient k,iowl
frt,tn n Irin,i,,al rasu to chat,crry casc, aid
fro,n n contested election to u contested Title,
Ex,mricnce sern,s to sl,Uw thut surI, mi organ.
, 1876-12-02

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