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Pokrok. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1867-1878, 1876-03-02

nezna do K tork o. u. Ma
lipsk6 universite studoval DO vice
roki mladf Rus nejvetsi horlivo
sti lucbu. Mladik ten tesil Sc ma
klonnosti vsech, kdoz Sc nim stf-
kali Pred neIavnem odbyl 5
neis,lvelejSim Gspechem zkousku
dosahl hodnosti magistra lu6by.
Brzy ma to pfisla k jednomu nej-
telnejsich profesori recen6 uniyer
sity mlada DANA a oslovila jej tax
to: Pred SWIM odchodem Lip.
ska, pane profesore, rada bych
yam co nejsrdeeneji podekovala. "
Cdivene vece professor: ,,Podeko-
yala = zac pak?" = ,,Ano, pane
profesore, byla jsem provdana "a
star6ho knizete . =. Pred neko-
Iika roxy mli chot zemrel; jeho
pomtry, CO Sc tyte majetku, byly
tax rozruseny, ze jsem postradal4
i nejskroyneisi vfzivy. Rozhodla
jsem Sc tedy, hledatl We vede ne
zbytnJch prostfedki k vyzive."
Professor pferusil il sloyy: ,,Dobfe
milostiva pani, pres to nepochopu
il diky mne projevovan6." = Da-
ma vsak pravila: ,,Podarilo Sc mi,
cile sv6ho dosahnouti. Vezte, ze
Cd vice nez tfi let studovala jsem
V Lipsku. Student, jenz techto
dnech odbyl zkousku jejz univer.
sta uznala "a hodna vyznamenani
I-jsem ja." = Rusky list, kterS
tuto zpravu podava, doklada, ze
nema Sc "a opravnena, jmenovati
jmeno t6to knezny ma Rusi vlbec
dobfe zname.
Podivinv zivoteiv smr-
ii. Onehdy zemfel We Vidni baron
Henigstein, chef velkoobchodnick6
firmy, v staff % let. AZ t6mer
do posledni chvile byl clovek ten
dplne zdrav. Teprv nedavno spadl
kone a zlomil 81 nohu, nasledkem
tehoz byl nucen chodit berlich
neb jezdit Ma koni. Syym podi-
vinstvim byl Henigstein po Vidni
kazdemu diteti znam. V lete V
ZINE chodil v 6ernem fraku Ger
n5ch kalhotech. Zvlaste byl mi.
lovnikem divadel, umelci hlav-
ne - umelkyn. We vsech WIDEN
skych divadlech mel sve sedadlo.
Cd kazd6 umelkyne, atsi byla liz
heretka, zpevacka neb taneenice, 5
niz nekolik rat mluvil, vyprosil 81
stfevicek a nastfadal jich ohrom.
nou sbirku. O zeneni nechtel
vzdor sve nachylnosti K zenskemu
pohlavi ami slyset. Jeho staropa.
nicky pokoi byl pfimefene jeho
podivinstvi okraslen samymi leb-
kami. On sam ma miste IA po-
hovce howell 81 rakvi, niz koufe
dobry doutnik 6itaval noviny. Y
rakvi nohou mel polozenych ne
kolik vlastnich dmrtnich IistkI,
ma nichz toliko den umrti byl Wy.
; nechan. Vystfednosti svSch meme
chal ami v smrti. V zaveti totia
urcil, ze chce, aby mu vystrojeu
byl pohfeb co MONA neUednodus
Pokrok. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1867-1878, 1876-03-02
Poms.a "a Sadovou,

Hl.'arsa. ~ intervene llslaaasa ~ rAratie'
, 1876-04-22

The announcement is ,nalo that 5fr. blaine
has prepared u full answer to All tho charges
that have been recently brought against him,
and that the reason Of Ills delay III meeting
them WIS tho tiue necessary to secure tho
proper doeumonta 10 sustain his statement.
1t Is said that this abatement will l,e Iuada in
tho House eithor today or Mon.lay. 1t is
earnestly to be hoped that it may be some-
thing more than q general denial, aud thnt it
shall circumstantially refute both tho charge
relative to Little Rock L Fort Smith bonds
and tho later one about Kansas p4c!io
bonds. The best Republican newspapers
have demanded such refutatioA md, il.
roite1ating this demand in recent issue, the
New Yprk Times says: "Tle singular zeal
which JAx Gou1p's Tribune has recently dis.
played on behalf Of Mr.. BLAINE IL hardly cal-
cutated to improve tho chances OF u candidate
whose nano IL connected with dubious trans.
actions In relation to the aGaira Of the Union
Pacific Railroad"
, 1876-04-22

The Cities OF st. Paul and Minneapolis
have always held each other in high joint
contempt, the cause probably lying in their
close race for prccedeuce in point Of popula-
ton and Importance. Not long ago st. Paul
men got hold Of tho Minneapolis papers, md
they now propose to consolidate them with
the Pioaeer-Fr<es Of tho former city, tl,1s
practically making Minneapolis play second
tiddle on hack sent. This unhappy nows-
paper alliance between MONTAGUE and CAPu-
LET has set tho Minneapolis people fairly
dancing in dclirium Of jealousy, aud thoy
arc now working with the industry of imps
to raiso the temperature Of things journalistio
for The unwolcomo barbnrians.
, 1876-04-22

Secretary Ba1sTow's way Of meeting
charges is to meet them, md, moro than TINT,
to render valuable assistance in getting ut the
facts. lie yesterday urgod tho Chairman of
tho Committeo having in charge tho cnse Of
tho bark alaryA1crriN to mako tho inquiry
special, to push 1t with nil possible prompt
ness, and to conduct it with open doors, adj
ing that tho selection Of members to act Is q
hub-committco was wholly immaterial to him.
But the Wisconsin baok-biter who moved the
resolution objected to public investigation,
and when it can,o to vote In tho House
there wero found thirty Domocrats besidea
CATE moan enough to vote for con-
ducting tho Investigation Hacret1y, and
thus to afford an opportunity for
giving ont falso and garbled reports of tho
testimony. Tie House, however, refused to
sanction such IN outrags, md the inquiry will
DO open. It will bo groatly asssstod by Sec
rotary BRzsTov himself, who hns furnished
tho Committee with tho names Of tho own6ra
of the vessel and Of their attorneys, and inll-
Gated wlero the full records in tho case ,nny
DO found. It is PERFECTLY wel]-known to those
familinr with tho facts TINT thorc is not peg
on which to hing hope for damaging dis
closures in this case, but it may yet happen
that tho Republican party will DO under obli-
cations to GATE, Of Wisconsin, TO tho 1nyesti-
gating Committee, and to tho Democratic
House, for tho furnishing Of most excellent
campaign document.
, 1876-04-22

Of tho grconbaokH, a. Tho lnttor could be OK
changed therefor by the same casy process aa
fractional currency in now exchanged for
silvos coin; md, II tho grconbacka should
become worth more thnn silver, tl.nt would
not bo serious. Tlero Is a strouR probability
that both would gradually and equally npprc-
ciato. Tho decline of the value Of silver Ia
mainly owing to ita characterization in Cor
mnny. Germany bought fGG, 100000 gold
(933o, coo 1000 for now gold coinaga aud
s10, 0,0Oo, 900 silver (s5o, 200 o00o) for now silver
coinage Prof. JEvoss estimates tho not de-
,nonctizatlon OF silver in Germany as equal to
Gao 00oo, 900 {s20o, 900, ,ooo), on the theory TINT
Gig 1000, GOO of the old silver was retained.
hut tho effect of this decentralization was not
merely 10 tteprooiate the valua Of sitter by
throwing S200 000, 900 OF II OIL tho market,
but to appreciate the valuo Of gold by with
drawing aao0, ,0U0, 600 gold from Tho market.
Tho effect Oh Bilycr MS estimated in
gold valuo WAS consequently about the
sane rs if t0o,0oo,00o had been add-
cd to tho stock Of Rilyor bullion, or
equal to tho product OF tho American ,nines
for ton years. II, now, there be M American
doman1 for silvor for coinago amounting to,
say, $125 5,Oo0, 900 (Which would bo oqunt to
'no h''oS''tu'lon y. a"'es ~! .a' Al"'.oIA ~
currency A''u lof INV .. au'oo'11 =, sueoAoH' n
WINCH wefu :, " W ieslieA ssAAu"l's ~ ., sAo
Issue u N'.olnl 1'A'.n o'e' 4'!e1 sa".a
'ue .t.uo ~ ~ '41'se W. w e'"au"'y onn"ns."
in gold Groonbacks would 60 up with silver
Us io"s ~ 'aey H'ion'o l'nl'4n lousostl"o4u ~
7A'or, ~ .eonsu aan s1io on n''t noo % oa|Ssas
efoenoncks 70 s''oo'ooo'ooo w .a'S lfooesS
wou.o feaa'fo' potn"ps' uoup.o. " ye"a'
Dasine tn's Pulioa thefo "ou'o ~ ~ euh'
'lac''on u Ia' .. siie".y' y, Ana ~ 1.o W,
Gnu VI enat ',nl. .uo III sseeao''eaa ~
anu hllveF %o"'a p'op"p'y W "oa'n W eeA.S
IN eo'u' ~hsa -, "ou'a A'a ~ pos eos's
TO tho saluo o. 'mo ouffon'y' anu 's'paes eon-
noenee a''' s'a'lnty " w. o'eeseS " p"s.ness'
ana 'neso A'o 'lio ess'n.NN pte'l''''Iaey hlol'a
oe1ofe 'neFe can pe III Improvement. VI ''1uo
anu commerce useenoaeKs "oaao cease 10
ilnetuAte nha commune uncertain IN sa3ae, ~
, 1876-04-22

Gen. J. II. IEpa1oK, Of Iowa, Supervisor
Of Internal Revenue, has published In his
newspaper, tho Ottumwa Courier, n lame
and shambfing account Of his denlings in
post-traderships. Ho acknowledges to hay-
ing m interest in the profits Of tho posts at
Griffin and Concho IN Texas, at Fetterman
in Wyoming, md Duford in Dakota, at Fort
4. Lincoln nnd at Gimp Supply, and also at
Fort Laramie, though lo snys ho made noth-
ing out Of the last~namcd except hia travelling
expenses for two trips to aud from Washing
ton (?). As to MI these trni1orships, it appears
TINT HEpR1oK contributed nothing except
coming to him in tho form OF greenbacks,
md out Of tho rocfots Of soldiers who aro
exposing their lives in Indinn wnrfare for $lo
per month. Mr.. HEDR1cx thinks thnt this is
purely private atfair and nobody's business.
1fe says that ho occurred tho appointments,
and, instead of conducting the buainess of
post-trader, he allowed tho former incum-
bents to hold on and work OF their old stocks.
giving him share Of tho profits meanwhile.
Tho testimony Of Mr.. E. A. REYNoLpg, the
trader ut Camp Supply, differs from that of
Gen. HEnatcE in nm important particular,
viz: TINT he donies that it Was m ordinary
business transaction. The following is tho
Associated Press report OF b1r. REYNOLDS
testimony:
Mr. REyxo,ps testified tlt hs secured tho Appolnt
mont on seps. II, 1870, through Con. J. H. IrDaIok
Of Iowa. 10 pay him bu& found tho arrange
nsnt Improbable, and altogether paid him 3i,5oo;
madu hc Lat payment In the latter part Of 1871
, 1876-04-22

By Gen. scnEscK's showing, lis invest
mont i'll Emma Mine stock hns cost him, i'll
Guiding presumably what lie is Obliged to
pay, and over and aboye the money he ro-
ceivod In dividends and for Rtock sold,
$4,000. II this DO correct (and 1t will be
accepted as correct until some evidence to tho
contrary ia adduced), it isl pretty severe pun
iahnent for tho Bcrious error he malo in
lending his name to the scheme while ho was
Minister to England, nnd it will hayo como
effect in securing from tho peoplo O verdict 10
the effect TINT ho WIS guilty Of impropriety,
but that ho WIZ not II knowing party to the
frnud porpotrated OIL the English capitalists.
, 1876-04-22
THE DESTINY OF TURKEY,

Erarfa in thu rpcnu1 pf thu Hfrl1rrfa bn.
,,uoa,, ,ho 1,,rhar;on rnrka ,nd Nm Ghr;stion
;nsnroents. md in tho attitude of tia tbroe
grant Powars-lsussia. Austria. and Germany
ofollow oac}, othor almost as rap;lIy ~ the
chnnroa in tho kalo;doscopo. rho latest
d;snatches show TINT soryia IL fast placing
herself upou n war footing mud sending
annn;t;on forward to tho frontier. and TINT
littlc Montenegro las forually doclarca var
with rurkoy. which still further com.
n1icntos tho situation. and at1ds to
ths rrayitv Of the dangers by which tic
Turkish troops aro surrounded between tho
mountain wills Of Herzegovina, Tho most
e,r;,,;nc fentrro of tho nowa. howover. Ia TIM
awkward md uncomfortable situation in
wh;o1, GERMANY ii 1,1ace,1. She finds hor.
self confronted with two serious dangers,
which uay at my time break tho trirle alli.
anco upon which lor Emperor tlcpcnds for
tho maintenance of poaco mud order in Eu-
rona On tho ono l,oud, tho Russian policy
towards tho ingurconts has radically CHANGED
NJ ,ato. and will ctanro still moro aftor tho
ohd;cot;on of TIM Car and thu accogson of
tim 1zarowitcL to uowor. who il no adn,iror
of Gcrnonv. md ia onnosea tn TIM ncoco
nroorammo of hig fatLpr. On tho otnor
hand. Austria has reused the apprehension
Of Germany. and csnocially of. tho German
nonn)ation Of Austrja. bv tho prospect of m
ANNEXATION of Bosnian aand seryla, which would
,r;no tbo sc1ayon,on manhattan ;nto very
1oroo majority. md co,nn!otelv Offset md
norhons uttcr1v DESTROY Germnn int,uancea
r. Austrio Tl,cro cor l,a no 5opht TINT t,,o
Uuncarion and Croatian Austrjaua haye 1one
dca,red f,,sion with their brethren who wero
torn fro,n thcr, hv I'm Turku Whotavar
o1sa noo ovcntun.o from tbcac ran;f,,v chono.
;nc movements. one thing Ia certain-oyory
i]ay hrinrs tho Turks nearcr to their i,eatiny.
11,o fu,,nosa of TINA haa ovi,,,r,,v coro ,v,,ou
t1,o tfnrk will be driven iac1, norosa tha 1,oa.
nhorns and towartls rnrk,stan. whenco ho
ar;.,,,,,,v como r. sooma ,n,oront oou,
t,,ot n ,nryt ho Int n s,ort Tina o,,iv hofo-,
tho land ~ tho arceh Tonu11;cs snd tbo
onc,ont rn,r,;ro - Covsr,xr,vr viii ho
reclonod onre moro nn,onc I'm Chris.
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, 1876-04-22

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, 1876-04-22

HHttE144QN8 EVU 0AAN3z4 NAULE4E.AD.
It is just at present an opportuno time to
suggest to 31r. BARNEY CAuLr1ELD, tho rep.
rcsentatiyo in Congress Of rapidly dccreas-
ing minority in tho First Illinois District, that
he is engaged in very dirty business, md that
in his great zeal to accomplish something Of
II partisan character for tho benefit Of his
Confederate associatcB, le Is conducting him.
self In ,nanner both mean aud malignant
In his capacity as Chairman OF tho Commit
tee on Expenses IN the Department Of Justice
he has established Star Chamber of invost-
CATION, the members of which belong e1clu-
sivcty to Lis OWL party, the Republican 1ncm-
bers not being allowed to participate in somo
OF its deliberations. Out from this Star
Chamber come such garblcd reports Of testi.
mony and one-sided distortions OF statement
~ tho country has recently seen In the parti-
san accusations nado against the President
and the Secretary Of tho Treasury. It is in
consonanca also with his partisan meanneBa
that ho gives out one-siled reports of Tie
proceedings Of hia STIR Chamber to Copfcd-
era!e aud Copperhead newspapers for pnbi-
cation, Withholding tho facts from rcspocta-
bio and impartial newspapers and Republican
Journals, for fear TINT thoir immedinto crit.
cism aud comment may breAk tho force OF
tie colorcd accusations, mud upon the well.
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, 1876-04-22


The Stnte Of Illinois, in point OF political
weight, stands fourth on tho list Of States.
In 1870 it lacked but two electoral votes Of
IN equality with Ohio. n,,tl at thin tl.ao l.aa
far outstrippod tint State in population rs
well VI in woalth aud productive resources.
Tho Govcrnorship Of q State Of more than
three millions of pooplo is an honorable Of
fice, md ono which should be filled by man
OF high personal character, Of intellectual
ability, md qualified by experience for an In
tellgcnt, honest, and vigorous discharge Of
tho duties OF Governor.
Tho Republican State Convention, ono of
whose duties will DO the nomination Of q
candidate for Governor, has bcon called To
meet in a1ay. Ordinarily, the nomination by
tho Republican Convention will bo oqsliva~
lent to IN election, and hence it was that
TnE CHICAGO TRIBUNE took occasion, some
weeks ago, to mako tho suggestion TINT, rs
the Convention Ind tho power to practically
natno the next Governor, it would bo wise to
select somo 1lan better fitted for tho oiilco
arid moro cretlitable to the State thnn the
present incumbent, who 30 assiduously socks
Il reelection. In the nomination Of ticket
for State officers, tho person who is named at
tho head of tho ticket ought to DO the strong
est with tho people, should be o first-class
man, and known To possess the ability to
perform his olicial dutiea respectfully. We
preferred to state eomo Of the objections to
tho nomination of Acting Gov. DEgEn,noE
before the meeting Of tho Convention than
to postpone them until, It nominated, it
| would l,e tho 1akD To Go TO-
, 1876-04-22

The Chicago produce markets. we.e ir-
regular yesterday, HESS pork wins active aud
469eoo per brl lower, closing stronger ut
e31.76 foE April Tor May and $1,000 ssller
jana. Lard was active and loo per 100
lhs lsvss; sloxiog anm 1t 918.2o caah or
, 1876-04-22
Gh Gb1ts!gp U;lCraha,tt.
Saturday Morning, April "a, 1870.
WITH SUPPLEMENT.


4 Dn1srow Club is ono Of The newest and
most notable things in Boston. Its organi~
Ention is nearly completed, aud It's member
hip includes Eome Of the soundcst and
rtrongcst men in tho Hub. This las been
bought 10 DO DtA1NE'a especial stronghold,
md it is regarded as extremely significant
Aat the new movement should find 80 large
t01lnsrfnn
, 1876-04-22

Byzos's sarcastic definition of fame. 10 havs
your mama sps!led wrong IN the Gazette, il illu4-
tssted by A announcement In tho New York
Euenlng Posi-, which IN nothing 1t not orsho-
graphical. to tho folowlng effect. touching cur
Eeosnt election "6uThl1 II sleo&sd eyel
, 1876-04-22

Tho Democrats in majority evidently aspire
to more absolute control Of personal liberty
than the Republicans whon they were for
meEly lavish In accusing. This Is the infer.
snce from ths introduction Of bill bY lIr.
, 1876-04-22
TERMS OF THE TRIBUNE.

uATns OF srssoN1p11oN (rAYAnLk IN ADVANCED.
Postnxs Prerntd al thta ONCE.
Daily Rdllo0. poA&pAid. 800
Paris sf ytar 1t sano rate.
1sA4tsd 10 enJ ad4esas YoCh wxExs for. ..,,,, 90
b1nday EdIuont fAtsrat9 and Religious Double
ff&.Hssfly, postpaid. 15str.....u+.......... u.tU
Paris at ysar At tAme rato.
wxxxLf xn111oN. ros1rAfn.
Ops 1opl, pef 10
Gthh .! nse.pef corJ. 10y
utn6 o. aysny. PhT eany: l.l1
Rpselmoa ooplss rent frcA,
To proFsht delay and fnatatet, b. and kss fost-
ONCE kddfess in falls INCLUDING Etats and County.
Rsntanees may bo made olthsr BY dEaff. express.
Post.oss ordef er in registered Ihtterr 1t our risk
TFhHH 10 CITY ErhscH1nEns.
Daily. delivered. Runday sxospted. 60 cents rss ~eek
Daily delivered, 6undny inelnded. 10 cents pr weak.
A6dfcN T11k TRfHUHk CuMfASf,,
Corner Madison and ntArhorn ss.. Chicago III!
ADJUSTMENTS.
aoo1EYB TnEATnE-Randopha street, between
Clark md rAsallo. The California Minatrcs After
noon and evening.
MoV1CKEnN TIIEATHE-Madaon street, between
Dearborn anil Gtate. Afternoon. " Muuh Ado About
GothinR.n Eseung. ' 1tlcharl H.
ApEL1if1 THEATRE-sFonroe straet, corner Dear
6ovp Variety entertainment. Afternoon anu oTenipg
, 1876-04-22

An alarming statement Ia made by souo Of lilo
ans1-WAsununHz press that Mr. WAsnDunsE.
aomo twenty yoars ago. obtained from Congress
M appropriation to build marino hospital at
Galenn, which has alnco been sold for much loss
than it cost 10 build 1t. At the titno this hoapt-
tnl Was built, Galcna was the most important
shipping point on the Mississippi River above
St. Louis, and thero Tore moro steamboats,
owned nnd registered thers than at any point
aboyo st. Louis. There woro regular daily
packets, night and morning, between Galcua
and tho upper river townB. This trado coutin-
ued until 1t was carried OF By tho railroads, and
tho hospital, which was 4 necessity Nl1bn built,
waa noedoa 10 more With the loss Of hor once
prosperous rivor trade. Qa}onA declined, and
roAl eHtato fell OF generally. Tho hospital
building, designed for hospital purposes, being
no longer NODDED III hospital, very naturally
declined tu valuo. and there wore but fen per-
sons to whom it had any vnlue whatever. Tho
Government sold 1t, getting for 1t probably all i.
vas worth at tho tinle. Thig complaint against
WAsununxE strangely proceeds from under tho
shadow OF tho new stato Capitol building, which
has supported Board OF Commissioners and
other official parasites for several years.
, 1876-04-22


lmprovialng tho amoks-house - dwelling"
Mra. Kemble, In her NomIniaconcos," now
publishing In tho Atlantic says. my mother
was ut Drury Lauo when alr. shoridan was 1t
the head of its administration, and Ina often
descr1led to mo tho extraordinary proceedinss
OF that famous first night Of "Pizar1o," vhou,
1t last keeping tho faith ho had 30 osIen broken
with tho public, Mr.. ahnfidta produced that
most efoctLyo OF mololEamRs, with my aunt's
and uncls'a payta still uudnlshod aud, depend-
lug upon their extraordinary rapidly Of study,
kept than learning tho last scenes Of tho last
act, which ho was asill writing, whIls tho begin.
ming Of tho piece waa hslag performed"
HOTEL ARRIVALS.
Palmer liouss-J. r. farley, Dubuqus; J. y.
Rodefer. Council Bluaa; E.J. Dousasld, Euglauas
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stoef osrmsa1; i. q. lillsr. Fort Madison. l.;:..
Shsr,nan Ao4k-chares Lyons, Fort Howard; A,s.
Eltzabeta csdy Stanton, hew York; Il. y. Myets'
1os,oa; Doyntoa Leach, u. y. Navy; ". 9. Wright
FrsePost: q. =. Holman. sa|sm, ose.; g: !: -:
J. u. Lngh,on and john Gallup, Eoeh'
satst, N: y; J: L. us.srmsye5. AeM & xo1F;.;. q
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Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1876-09-06
mo. $685.
NONRESIDENT Notice.


In the Chancery Court of Shelby county, Ten
nessee-W. B. Galbreath vs.. Seth W. Bolton
ct al.
1T APPEARING FROM TIE BILL IN
i this cause, which is sworn to, that the de-
fendant, Seth W. Bolton, is non-resident of
the state Of Tennessee and resident Of the
State of Arkansas; that he is indebted to the
complainant in the sum Of a5OOl 25 and in
terest. due by note for that amount, and at
tachment having been issued and returned by
the Sheriff, levied on the property Of said
Bolton it is therefore ordered that he make
his appearance herein, at tho courthouse,
in the city of Memphis, Tennessee, on or
before the first Monday in November, 1876,
and plead. answer or demur to complain
ants bill. or the same will be taken for con-
fessed as to him and set for hearing OK parte
and that copy of this order be published
once week, for four successive weeks, in the
Public Ledger.
This 10Th day of August, 1876.
A copy Attest:
EDMUND A. COLE, @. and M.
By E. B. MCHENRY, Deputy Q. and NJ.
Wright q Folks, Solicitors for complainant.
1888 SILLY