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THE GREAT EXPOSITION.

The Most Prosperous Week Yet.
Philadelphia, Aug. 20.-The week
that closed last evening has been the
most prosperous one of the exhibition.
The whole number of paying visitors,
beginning with August 9Th, which was
a 25-cent day, and ending with Friday,
Aug. 25th, was about 243,246, and the
cash receipts were about S108, DOC.
The Largest Crowd Yet. =
To-day being probably the last of the
25-cent admission days, the attendance
at the exhibition was greater than on
any previous day. The number of paid
admissions was 81, 1913; total admissions,
including the free list, 104,514.
Fire Near the Grounds.
Early this morning a fire broke out
in the sheds used for storing the exhibit
boxes, back of the Atlas hotel, nea the
Centennial grounds. The fire ragged
several hours, destroying four large
sheds and most of their contents. COM
prising the boxes which contained the
British, German, Austrian, French and
American exhibits. The loss will reach
several thousand dollars.
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ELEoTRIO sPARKs.

~ 49,
Drake a. Co., the extensive tanners
of Berlin, Wayne Co., Pa, have failed
Their liabilities are reported to be very
heavy
Gen. Logan began the Illinois State
campaign for Hayes and Wheeler last
night in Chicago by delivering an elo-
quent address to a large audience on
the South Side,
The Andover (AIass.) Republicans
have elected Butler a delegate to the
Congressional convention of the Seventh
district. The General requires but 16
additional votes to ensure his nominal
tion- tls.Q&
b. Dulitch, the most extensive boot
and shoe manufacturer of Buffalo, N.
Y. has made an assignment for the
benefit of his creditors. His liabilities
are about $500, 900 and assets $4,000
to $4,000.
Family, a jeweller who recently abb
seconded from Montreal, was arrested
Friday at Prescott, on his way to the
United States, and SIS, 1000 worth of
jewelry and other valuables found Sc
GREETED in his baggage.
Judge Tarbell, of Mississippi, has
been rendered the Office of Deputy
First Comptroller of the Treasury, vice
Col. VIM. H. Jones, whose resignation
has been called for by the President.
The change occurs the latter part of
this week.
The Boston Journal says that charges
have been made against Adjutant Cen
eral Cunningham, of Massachusetts, to
the effect that he received brides from
a firm which furnished supplies to the
State. Gov. Rice has appointed a COM
mittee of investigation.
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sHERIFF,s SALE.

BY virtue and authority of an execu-
ton issued out of the District court
within and for Laramie county, Wyo-
ming Territory, in favor of Eliza Smell
and Jacob Smell, her husband, and
against the goods and chattels of NJ. G.
Rogers for the sum of one hundred and
seventy-two dS172) and t~wenty-three
t23) cents andrcosts, to me directed, /
have levied upon the following describ-
ed goods and chattels of M. G. Rogers,
to wit: One l6unge, two rocking chairs,
lace curtains, piece cambria, zephyr,
ribbons, one trunk, tucking and other
goods. !.
All Of which goods l will offer at
public auction and sell to the highest
bidder for cash on Friday, September
1st, A.. d. 1876, at 2 O'Clock p. m. of
said day in front of Jeffrey's auction
house in said Laramie county.
~ N. j. O'BRIEN,
Sheriff of Laramie County.
BY T. JOE FISHER,
Deputy. a23-10t
CHEYENNE, WYO. TER,
August 23rd, 1876.
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Master commissioner's Sale.
TERRITORY OF WYOMING,
COUNTY OF LARAMIE.
S~HERIFF's OFFIC1

SHERIFF's OFFICE.
BY virtue of a decretal order to me
directed and issued out of the District
Court of the First Judicial District of
Wyoming Territory, in and for said
county of Laramie, on the It'll day of
August, AID. 1875, in a suit in said
complainant and Isaac w. French,
Henry j. Rogers, John Stephens, Thorn
as w. Babcock, and John Babcock, CO.
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NIGHT REPORT.
1HE OCEANS PERus

Explosion Of the Boiler Of a Steamship.
New York. Aug. 26.-The Pacific
Mail steamship Colon, which sailed
from mere August Goth, for Aspinwall,
returned to-day in a disabled condition.
After being two days out, a terrific ex-
plosion took place, followed by a great
rush of steam which completely en-
veloped the vessel, causing much ex-
citement among the passengers. After
some time it was discovered that one OF
the boilers had burst and two men had
been killed, the chief engineer and one
fireman, and several passengers scalded.
The Colon hoisted signals of distress,
which were observed by the steamer
Ftna, and the disabled vessel was towed
into port.
The explosion occurred at IL a. IN.
Sunday, during religious service. The
ship was three days out from the port.
The force of the conclusion threw
many persons off their feet, and for a
time a scene of the widest confusion
prevailed. John Bunting was the name
of the engineer killed. and Jas. Farrell
was the fireman. The bodies were
buried at sea. The vessel was badly
damaged by the explosion, and it will
t<1h0 o@HSt6A 0@I ~ -
repair her. The passengers will leave
for Aspinwal next Wednesday.
Another account says that while the
passengers and crew were at service,
the ship being about ITO miles distant
from New York, and inside the Bahama
Islands, a kissing sound and a. dense
volume of smoke and steam came up
through the hatchway. The officers
rushed out from the main saloon to see
what had happened. A glance satisfied
them that the cylinder had burst and
that the piston-rod, freed from its fast
ening, had been sent up into the air,
tearing and shattering everything in its
way. The captain ordered the fire
raked out, and the wrecked engines
was secured by ropes. When the sail
ors reached the engine-room they found
the third engineer and n fireman.
The engine is a total wreck, the beam
and all the stanchions being broken.
Emigrant Ship Ashore.
San Francisco, Aug. 26.--The ship
Lightning, with four hundred emf
grants, went ashore at Trowbridge, on
the Australian coast, July 18th. The
passengers and crew were saved. No
particulars are received of the loss of
the shin.
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Lake NAH ah- Luz Tab.

IL SLOAN, Proprietor of this Popular Resort,
offers Ills dne one-half mile Track free for
training horses. SsiI-Boats on the Lake Tes
20 patrons. Refreshments Furnished az All
hours. 9ySs7osh4
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WASHINGTON.
Secretary Morrill,.

Secretary Morrill,.
Washington, August 26.-Secretary
Morrill, leaves tonight or Monday for a
short trip north. The Secretary has
not been very well lately. .
The Army of the Tennessee.
The tenth annual meeting of the
army of the Tennessee will be held here
on the 18th and 10Th of October. The
statue of Gen. Mcpherson will be then
unveiled with imposing ceremonies.
Senator Logan, who succeeded Gen.
Mcpherson in command on the day Of
his death, will deliver the GRAFTON.
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PENNSYLVANIA.
An uOrnerv'' Jurv.

Philadelphia, Aug. 26.-In the U. s.
District court, this morning, the jury
in the case of Jno. H. Wittbank, tried
for mutiny, came into court and stated
that they were unable to agree, that
they were undecided in their belief of
thetestimony. JudgeCaldwalader stated
to them the chief points of the verdict
expected. He refused to discharge the
jury and sent them back to their room.
The jury has been locked up since last
Wednesday and n of the jurors is
quite i'll.
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FoREIGN.


- f& HGMI HHfa
Constantinopie, Aug. 3d. Prelim-
mary negotiations for peace were opened
last night in consequence of the step
taken BY Prince Milan
Vienna, Aug. 26--it Is asserted here
that in the preliminary peace negotia-
tions between the signatories OF the
Treaty of Paris, including Russia, it
was proposed as a basis of the arrange
ment that Prince Milan should be re-
tanned on the throne of Servia, pay the
war indemnity, and that Turkey shall
have the right Of placing a garrison in
the Servian fortresses on the Turkish
frontier.
81 A Battle IaaDsiaent.
Ragusa, Aug. ga battle is immi-
nent near Godyaritza. Deryish Pasha
has taken command of the troops in
Albania. 1t is stated that the Meri-
dites, a powerful tribe of Roman Cath
Ollie Albanians, will remain neutral
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GEORGIA..
Biz Blaze in Sarannah.

Big Blaze in Savannah.
Savannah, Aug. 26.-A fire last night
destroyed Kelly's block of four six-stoly
buildings, Kelly's shed and wharf, the
upper works of a schooner and twenty
five bales Of cotton. Loss, $780, DOC. +
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NEW YORK.
WI Il Nerer End1

New York, Aug. 26.-The counsel
for Henry Ward Beecher in the suit for
alleged malicious prosecution brought
by Francis D. Moulton, have served
upon the latter's counsel notice Of an
application for a change of venue on
the ground that the selection of an
impartial jury in Brooklyn is impossible
because of the great division Of public
opinion among those from whom a jury
would be selected.
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NEBRASKA.
Ne Didn,t MAKE n.

Omaha, Aug. 26.-J. P. Smith, the
California horseback rider, failed this
afternoon in his attempt to ride fifty
miles in two hours, using ten horses.
He rode % miles, and though then only
about ten minutes behind, gave it up.
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Notice to Holders of Cheyenne City
Bonds.

Cry TREAsuRER's OFFICE,
Cheyenne, Aug. %, 1876.
Holders of the bonds of the City of
Cheyenne are hereby notified that the
City Treasurer will purchase for re-
demption twenty 10y of its bonds of
one hundred dollars $500 each, and
that sealed proposals will be received
at this Office until Monday Sept. 4th,
1876, for this purpose. The City re-
serves the right to reject any or all pro-
posals.
ISAAC BERGMAN,
a22-6td. City Treasurer.
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Hon. George W. Julian delivered a
lengthy address to Q crowded opera
house in Indianapolis last night, otithe
political questions Of the day, in behalf
OF Tilden and Hendricks.
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a Black FGend Shot.

Augusta, Aug. 26.-The negro, Rob
ert Williams, who, in attempting a
gross outrage upon Mrs. Ann Bridges,
near Augusta, Thursday, inflicted inju-
ries from which she may die, was taken
from the Jail tonight and shot dead.
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Land warrants, Essy

say- Interest Paid on Time Deposits.
s =. e4t ~..s%
A. Il. CONVERSE.
JOHN Z. WILD.
Cashier
, 1876-06-30
GEN. HOWARD AND GETTYSBURG,

10 sht EhHof ~ lfc 1FinHHE.
CHICAGO, June n8.-AIlow Hit tu call attention
to singular o,.Ission In Gen. llowarl's recent
cs.uy on "1he Campaign aul liattlu uf 0rttya.
bMrg," III thn Atlantic for July.
wns ut the battle Ut 1ettytbnrg. md bcfongca
tn carrolrs nrlgulp. Of llancucl's cnrs. EARLY Oil
tho I'd u july regiment Ut tIu httgate had bcen
sent uut beyond tho Enlplittsburg turnpike ~ skir
inrtl. nntl rCIaltnrd lhufe until the end u the
battlt. Tho other three regiments. nn!cr Carroll
hIselG, rsulatucl tllc ridge Just 10 t'our left
VI thu cchictrry. between D aud III that night,
Ewela men made dash INTO III. lincs VI tlo
Eleventh Corps causing what svcmcd an utter
punic lu that coulnanl.
liv.,. I!om0rl Enys ~. t1t, .'I1ut Hancock,
hcarins the lrus, i,at .lStacard Col =; 8, Carroll
forA III right uhslrd to tu general ling, aud swept
swiftly over TIM Iiigheat gruua1 nosthwar1, curry.
Ing ryerYtAlnG lpI0ru tErnl.'
iicn. Howard 0HtfS 10 sy that he fssnch an order
after tho batlle,-Ycaa IN us on tue n,Arch On tito
biA u u!y,--tAauktay Caeroll fur havtnY, on tue
night of Inv III VI July '.with thrtc regiments VI
his hrlgIde and TWO regiments u thu Third Catps.
recabllrul the Ca,n0,, which thu men 0f tlIu Erv
en.h Corps li!owArd's ownl had abandoned " the
enemy"
Every ono. ut the tln.e, thought Gen. IIowasd'e
conduct in tss1tus th!s 0rcr rcally chsalFolai and
II Gun UhY be hts n,udesty which prevents ILLS
terftnS tu tho remarkable circumstance huw.
hsG0ku tuNFa,
, 1876-06-30
CANADIAN NEWS.
Orangcmcn.- n.-ObltunrY--Cnntcsted Elections
.-MuslChi.

oranecmon--ObltuarY- Elections
.-NIuslchi.
Special Dispdtch to 1ns Tribune,
DELLEvILLEt Jullu :.0.--The following gentlemen
appointed 10 represent the canadian oEaugcmen in
tho Grand Cuuncll to bc held nt Londonderry On
the 18th VI July, left Bcoylllc to-day. oil route
for ireland: 81. Powell, l.. +. Grafsd Master VI
british America; John White, II. +. tiEapd Mas
Ter OF Ontnrio E.st: and ". Johnston, Deputy
Grand Treasurer OF 1lritIsl1 America.
sptctas Dspateh to TIC tribune.
ST. CAr,IAN,SEs, juno :u.-John urowD an ex.
tcMslye contractor, who WA thrown from hnggy
ii Thorod ycsturaay and seriously injured died this
morning. lie constructed n portion pf tho Mun-
trca harhor, st. Clair uts. the channel sections Of
tho lrcat Western Hallway, a,ld at tho tinto oi bis
death wis engaged OH tic new cut ln tho WGlinnd
tuunI. Ila IL tud 10 haye been worth 81, 0e0 QUO.
bpteial n*pafeh IL 1ht 7rtt1ne
TUlnSTo, ttne ~. The Kingston elctt1nn ret!.
tluH WIS before the Court Of t1Hcrn'* bench here
tn.iIay. Sir John Il. Macdonald respondent. Tho
TnIe for tyln! WAS discharged without costa. Sir
Ln,M, therefore, retains hts tent. Thu Adulngtou
elccti0i caro- Waa alro decided to-day, and Mr.
Shg1ry, u supporter Ut tho Government, Was coli.
Hpectai Di1pa,cA to TIE Tribune.
OTTAWA, June :.A.-lt tH tuHletHI hero th9t the
t;uyernur. .GenrEals Fpoi.uarus Hand, Which was
engaged III pluy at urltnslurE Oh the Fourth Ut
July have been forbidden by lhe militia anthoFl.
t!rs tU uu su.'
, 1876-06-30

4 view Afforded by tt,o State Of The Prot&ts
Nint1e and tho CnpItnl Used In tile Dust-
Gntctoi p4spotch to Tie Tribune,

A Wow Afforded by tho state of the Profits
Nfntte and tito CapItn1 Used In the Dust
ness.
Gptctoi Dtspoteh to TIE Tribune
SPRINGFIELD, Ill, June c0.-rhrt Of the
eighth annun1 report pf tho 1iurenu Of Insurance
Of Tho State Audttoss Office ls out OF prces to-day,
antl contuins much statistical and other ollcta In
formation regarding life and accident Insurance In
this State. II appears that forty .onv Me, ono fe
and accident, and tlrer accident companiea hare
complied with tho insurance laws OF Illinois and
received authority to transact business in Tho
statc Tllcy are thus c'assidcd: Fisst, life Insur-
ancc companies Of Illinois, 3; llfo anuurancc
companies Of other States. 81; third, accl-
dent Insuranco companies Of other States,
2. Six Iife Insurance. companies which wese
authorized TO do bunincas In tlila stnto last year
nnsu not con'plicd with thu Insurance aws of Ill.,
nuis for The current year, snec tho tiats Of the
s nspa1it i "n tie Tras"uia. Tn. i,as bccn tlono Il
each case on the application Of the Auditor through
Ions of NJ net j.! reEEl to 1s ts dissoIStion
received from thu business ,ops ;, y -i,n tho
psiis's: poll @ !ssaea y ii IL ~ sts's during the ysss
Of there i s., .,0u0.V. Tho tntal of policies il
forcu III tho Sttc On tho 3lst o. Decenibes, ls75.
Tas nS3ss'Eat'ns IN ya'ay Si15 Go M
ss:i std eap!si til sfs e4,s iSs s safs
ses on A. actnal ISss1so ~ ,, Of VI aS oso 4 r.
nssn,s s1as, ,Ss. RI. Tic premiums ,Sesyea auf.
eMte Sl5, Iui. and ,lso Losses ,pall il The stnte
nois Dec. 81, 1s75, war 2, 30, amounting 10 81,
ean,a1 so anon. lo t. ha suspu.
Az regards policy holders is 81, 747, 3i7.si.
, 1876-06-30
CENTRAL AND ERIE,

The New York 11sAes Of tho EN-, has f!yc-
c0lu,un communication regarding the relative rv-
sponsibllltics of the New York Central and tho
Erlo Railroads In fnAnguratlny the present raslEoaa
war. Thu writer Ut thu article, WIN sisns h,lFslf
"R," Is evidently leadinR Official If tho Eric
1tuil1ua1, ur else ho could not knuw all the facts
presented. Ills argument ID to show thnt tic pres
cnt state Of affairs was brought ahout w thu New
lork cpnsrAl. 4ud not BY ths, Erie Ita!1roud, ns
y full history Of lhv position l!rla by
of rates and the harsnontztns OF th. various
interests frutn July III, 1874. when ST.: Jcwuil
VAS eceteL PRESIDENT uf tlu Erie until Fcb. VI
this year the writer ciaih,1 tllat ills stateeht Ut
facts fur eighteen noulha following MI. JeWetl =
Glsctlul sEuna that cunccYhluhs were uniformly
1nl.tu by tho Erie, wh!r thu Genital was en-
hirFnasiny ita connections. und declining my but
unconditional agreements regarding thu EasselisUr
business.
Thu existing dificultlcs pruperly date from Feb.
z, 1876 When sMo New York Cvns.n! Company
tclcgraphea Western roada In violation VI JOINT
ami pass any East.bound rutes nude and
anthoss1vd ty wes!esu causaales. Thta
Eas..bounA Through sutet. aud Eru.lA.. th!a
tlne on tho ratrs Wput lower and lower, until they
frachcd tbs present unrstce4chtsdly !1M hsusca.
Tho article lhcn glycs Gu account VI all tho meet-
inst aud tie eosts thAt sssv uaads 70 secuse hnr-
mOuy, from ftb. 2 Until lbs presunt ttnu TIa
writer, In CONCLUSION, says; .......
sunn,arilr the situation. the facts stated 1etmto
ahw sh4i Erlu dll not uAafutalt tue war: !l4t It
repeatedly anuuAccA liz Hl4ills4css " lt AZ tui.
t'tlu. II -. la II ~ lar a-fceuIeat - " FAateaf
, 1876-06-30
MISCELLANEOUS.

THE MICHIGAN cEhTkAI~
Tho forthcoming rcpntt of The Michigan Ccntrn!
llsrnal earnings will show the Rfosa EARNINGS Vi
the prnpcr,y pr lilo Company to hayu lttcn for tho
year cnug May u, 80, H;, t04. 10; thr operating
expenses 81, sUs, DO2. -. Thu business of lhe
Company as BEEN larger thnI ever bcfUte. The
Increased tonIugc Of freight handled Inns been car
ricd at reduction u s!5o, 0do ns compared with
Tho ausH1cr busuess OF lart ycar. Thu loss from
low ratcs however, Inns been ~ gtcht That tho l,tt
earnings have been oMiy about the same as last
yenr. Tic ron.s tnny well bc rat.lrd with this It
had tu crty SIC, I4U tons more pf tfslsht 10 earn
less amount of tnoncy, and Inns nIAt|c the net
earnings cqnnl 10 lhose nf tho former year "
tue reckless competition Ut Vanderbilt. who Acem'
ell determined to ruin cycry through railroad bo'
/ T1:inrxx reporter .al'ci on President 1suoest
Harris, IT tho Chicago. burlington T. Quincy RGl'
rrAd, yesterday In rcEarl 10 tic Enmof about ha
Mr. lInrri4 was rather c,asivc III his aihHcrB. yet
lie admitted that the repor: III Yesterdays 1HtHuS.
about his lcinE sc'1'rrcd The poatlon Of dSneral
Munger nrll ViCC' President ~as correct lie had
not yrt nccidcd whether II would bc best for HIN
tu leave tic Burlington. but II so,ne pniats were
conceded to h!m he ntslt aecer. After Interview.
tont that air. larris VII ',e .hs future manager
Of tile Michigan Central Railroad.
IIiK NORTHUMBERLAND DEPOT.
A TnrnVSE repurter cal!ed upon President Albert
Kcup u tlae Northwestern 1ti!road yesterday i.
regard to the rnn,Grs that hIB Company would al
o!,ee commence the erection Of new drEot On thu
Kinzic streets. sr. Keep stntcd that tho company
bad taken no new 4tcps III rrgntd 10 tho u;ldi,i, Of
a depot. Or GoIrsc II hnl been the fntcntEDn Ia
i,uiIi new u,c nj that puint since tho fire,
srcn The present temporary structure WAS put up,
md, A. thu present building was getting more nm.
aultats fur thc business every day, the Company
had yet hcru dect.lcA upou. In view. Of t!tt
thc company. Ind lately hunGht tht
Hatch Houas mid athcr property situated on tAe
thc fact Tint t},r.c buildings wcrc 6cng torn ,pw1
had undoubtedly given tl*c to the ruiuoas That tht
CU.upuuy Wns gt'lnE to build ut aHce.
, 1876-06-30

orlnence. or,lcrins THIS Improvements, was pas.cd
In Nocrih!t"r, III, md te street In" fttn uftld-
H11tiy itIt n,.. slfrr 1'llr RESOLUTION va
referred t" III. t:.'sri II FHh1!t Warn.. ..
Ahi. lta~lrig1 uf"rrtt tJlS fuilo'sng. which was
referred tn the G11atnttin ntI judiciary:
.WnKnEAs, Thrrt !. ,arancy In the Hticc of t,lty
Narahat The duties Of tbe city MafsllA ~ pr r"fltrd
hy rahfInE ordinances, s1I1 le discharged " tb: k
rrrlntenJrnt Of IAltre. Anh Whenever In sHri nrl.
h7nco 4 pto,trd that tic rnruIrrncr nfthe Guy
Marshal shall te nrres.nrt IN f'r performance nj
nrt, II parHEry rEta III rs. utHrr u city atnrslia
tic urrencc Of the Superintendent Of fuce saIt
b. sulHrt-nt
AID. EuiIertan offered a rr.olui!nn calling npnn
the rhfnntrnstcF n rcpnrt tisc nCtra1 nmount 0I
snonry collected by hpccia1 n.res-ncnt Tor the lm-
rroyencnt nf Juc Js1au'l avenue, ltpin Fifteenth
street IL Twenty --ecrnh rtrcrt. Adopted,
ALL Hawlcnh offered an ordinance regulating
thr lighting f the ntrertlaaps, which VIVA referred
IL Vic Gun'inltsce On f1af.
Aid. ShulH.r rrt4rnt. O resolution t,aase1 by The
Sercn.h Wah 1cpnblicah flnb, which WAS refcstcti
In the Committee IN Ffnhncc
AID. Thompson lntFIIutrl A tesnntlDn eAlin
foE The npoEnt,ati,t Ut rcca} eon.1ttcc to
!nate Jnlgrs ut csfcflun at The coming Maynralty
tnnscst. The RESOLUTION Was adopted anti iht
t'halF npraIntetl ~ The Committee Aid. T1lpmtsut.
1tnwlei.h. and Kirk.
IN motion, The Conhei then s'tuusncd.
, 1876-06-30

|a;rM: @ D. a S" ey = a '1ITSf "9 70, rn" ,.'" s.'s !;s
nt s* & "s S"' u ,": L" Il "a " s'!s"a 5 ~: y".S,'z
III ~. lss Archer aven'c. They charge ,tas he
Sr,1nhy TT m t4s n ,xr "sFaI, y 4, e f1n.
law, Morris LcsenlhaI. In contemplation Of bank
rnptey. mud with intent to give I.cstnthal prcf.
ersncc, rnlc To .how can~r Jnly, u waa i..ne'i.
loot np ST. l0o ani tla "n:'cnre! ei7, as sa. H.
Guiding thrreIn ~ biO H'1a1iIity I'm arc"'nn,ola:
tun pap"F. The uksets r.lnprirr lot Ut latl
wnrt, s:'00; notes md oihrt tecnr1tes valuctl at
e. IH.G o., aid open aeeon,t" sh+d' 70, aesIact =
Erristcr IjIiLIan]. ]' ~ ''''''N" '0' ''@'' - -
The cn-n Of Albert e.. Drown waa REFERRED to the
II thc cuac. oi i}nrtlsolomae l.so.. and t,llhert
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report shnwtny TINT creditors tn the aInnEnt pf
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