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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-04-03
THEoDoRE THoMAs's LEGAL TROUBLE.

THEODORE THOMAS'S LEGAL TROUBLE.
George IL. Kitchen g. Co. recovered judg-
ment in the Superior Court against Theodore Thomas
and execution being returned unsatished, MI Thomas
WAS ordered TO appear for examination IN supplementary
proceedings Failing appear. he was required to show
cause on Saturday. before Judge Curtis why he should
not be punished for contempt OF court Mr. Thomas SUD
mtted adayts that the order for his examination was
served on him at Stenway Hall, on Jan d. to appear
ON Jan 90 The following Sunday ne sent for :. 1.
Classy his attorney, and requested lim 10 appear IN
court and explain his reasons for not appearing. ms
omission to attend due TO enCagemeniS IN various
parts Of the country, entered into DN nun lnoh'ns
before, and t. understanding that nc was 20
have notice when bis presence was necessary re
went away accordingly and heard nothing futhet o. me
ma tor until MaTeh 2l when rs ne was WAXING t"1s
the street In this city, order 10 snow cause VIZ "a
should not be punished for o0ntempt was DELIVERED 10
him Mr.. Classy also makes affidavit, IN winch lie
states that appeared Court jan -, ana that
after stating the facts the matter wa2 ADJOURNED no
aets urter that nc told pantis of the true state
of affairs and assured them that M Thomas W0Gd aP
pear whenever wanted Judge Curtis reserved lis ue
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srEcIAL TEaM-sPrlR. ].


Iocalashsn agt The i7..FiTs Assn o Fhila. ast
. Gro ns eel agt Tho 1s.striesman e: al agt
Na Mn ss Brew Sc: 10 way Ma is t q az
4..IompsOn ART. Hunting 20 Bose recr' &c agt
s. Loeb en- ct al agt Schiller 2l.HaTiaah agt Dusen-
sci'ao a. agt Dillon ctal % The Mayor &C., ar,.N
7..Arnold 81 a. agt. Nor 49,, y and : / +. 60.
swGs he, ct a. s,r &C. ss d e: & ' haTd
ocO hs,T. i IT,, a. agt The 2iAr6od ct al ar An
AAeT X cS. Ct aG a. ~ 25Kdltr erz, &C. ae
10 .Bertine ct al as smith no tlaI!naih et a.; ,
I.'ms Of Fact as, e. Sc.
l..Dayis agt The Mayor ~ Merlng ast krlm: 49,,
2.caH: ast. Earely. ~ 90 in 6, al, w,,,,,
ait Reiorl 80. Whitehead eIr &c.
4..crslam LiverInore ., agi Drns more ct a. a.,
sFrazto ast. weodin. 90 Fis. ct Al. ~, c.,
8. .Hanigan agt Regan SO. .Ro!enyf9s am am X &c.
9..CTalShead agt. Kidd ct az. Inc h"st ia'oF
10 sheihen ct al. AIT. ia g ,, ver agt Butterfly
ll..Ncholson agt. Elliott ., eilse,aI -, r..,,r
70. .Gol6 s. Leyin.on. tel.
NILS ?, al ast Coleman 81 Gh.ln az W., Cna li~nar
IA Boxam ,gt. Long. 80. .Yo b g a'Ia'r ast Lang.
60. Of n. Y. 40. Black agt. Doolng.
COMMON PLRAs-EQuITY TEEM-C z. DAILY. CT.
Coleman ast Lalor ct al. g. .r9elps ast Redneld =,
2 Won DOlssn CT al agt. II. OGornan sst k.mak
smith. ct al
sFinFcaaar agt Dcnp - JsIiioe as Payne ct tai al
4.wineehsn ag Knicfer. -, cred orphan ASYLUM.
s scoti aGd ano. agt THE 2l..wl.dcrsum egt Bnck-
knicaerTOeker Ice 90 ,, Wedde, ,,,-, 10
ePeaiistrom agt. Ben. eeheT Third Ave
7MaJeT sgt Matty ct al. 20 We! e! al ag, Jaeoby
8.Kndpp agt scniesnssr o. -, eli, 80, ,,.,or
9.Mstthews ,gt Irish - ct Al. -.
10 crane 1TS am and aHo ast a5.brsnpaa ana aaS as
II schr.t agt Joelsohu o. Brlchel ast Nosser;
l2BenttI agt JoelsoAn 90 r. a.Ia1 :, Main Gas
70 Dohaney ast. Blossom Machine Go.
IA. Macke.iar agt Gent 20 Ia gat aSt Hnght
10 wyman agt. Fry ct al 80. Ross. IT., aet Martin
TEAL TERM-PAEr THOMSON, ].
Case on-l97s. % German agt Bamak No DAY calendar.
PAM II.-VAN BBUST. J.
1854 Bums. admir- agt 1911. Feltrr agt. Cooper ext
Lutte and ann. 45..Mc'auley, admir-. agL
''1 S'1 TaTd AVE- r. K ss7 agt Jackson ct
'sT sbarr "S' N'D'' 1900 Hogan, assignee. a
90 Schwartz agt oBren. Burke.
ll7f CLARK agi. Dillon q a. 1901. Butcher agt Mccor
IA .Rener ast. Adoph, ooo - mlek 49,, c,,,,.o
33si Batiers6y sgt Tho 1903 Cooper agt LiyuEs
100 cox asI i6acs eft a. 1904 Keating and ano ngt
iCT6 uflmsn act. Raphael McDOnOrSI
1854 Cowe agf Msrezzo 1905. Drew agt strcker and
MarbleCo. ano
PART ILL.,. F. DAILY. ].
1857 Randell aRt Markham lGli. II all AIT brennan.
SsS I ssi World World Nut
JSh ,ss s sgt sSnuyIs es Third Ave
1912 Frank aet Park Fire LIE ins. Co d u
1874 Frank i az ast Continental i7C5 St6sehi1d ast
1885, Frank agl Merchants l747 Sand sgt pubernst
i7ssrra Hi; sst osOnArd 1876 Msssay -. %sisi
1850 $50. . Si as IT. &aG ''' '''' '' " ~
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-04-03

MINIATURE ALMA NA
I > e. 80 Noon -rt-" Oil
NNIEE ms pAi-A y
andy Hook BOZ Cows ..au $50 Hell -. Ferry. BIO
uI.I W4IEn iul- DAY. y - 20
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-04-03

l247. NOTthwiek agt. Booss
81 al.
lO40. Bus-inger ct al. sSt.
GOIlG OF al.
1900. WALSH, aliainr, agI
llrTmes.
1925. Bar ctt AT. Brennan,
s.tTln.
1913. .GSgtr sgt The ID. d..
b.. 3. and i. x. T. co.
1907. Moron agt. Bdcky 81.
al, admi1'r.
1924. .DaNls and ana. act
Conner, ShenM
1926. Gill and anO. agI Con
ncr, sheriff.
III WIN nsOn ct al. al
Noble aud ano.
PAgT Ill
$50. .Lap1rtaS agt. Wander
bilG
A44. Bum agt. Culver.
lO2G Harvey agt. caro-.
1888 Norris agt. De Vol
eZ. Weeks aSI o3ttefiee
II al.
1874. WardTop agt. Clafiin
and anO.
22 o. Garrett AIT. Brennan.
1862. .Custance agt. BUR.
2o3l .Crouy Sgt. Tue Mayor,
az.
2b52. The Suburban Gas 60.
agt. The Mayor. DC.
1888. .kellgm, cK'N, agt lhe
Mayor, &c.
$50. ChTistie AIT. Parker.
1856. Wlllctt asI Mead,
iupld.
l246..AlleTtOn aSI NanAe'
wafer.
llOS. .LOughry agt Come
and anOs-
1872. Walsh. as CLERK, agI
Rooney II al.
1898. L. =. spring BED 20.
agt CoGDer. SAeiid.
400. Goodwin OF al sgt.
Couslin.
225. Merrill agt. Patten
el al.
1924. .Hollacher agt. O'Bifen,
HLCrlh.
S52. Mace ast sage jr.
$50. Mace agi- sage, u.
500. Mace agt. S9ge, lr.
1915. .Goger, guardian. agt.
ID. D., L. Il. and u.
X. X. Co.
1880. .Devoe eli al agt
spaulding.
1858. Ogden sgt. Van Aoers.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-04-03
CALENDARS-THIs DAT.

s,rgEsy CouRT-CH AM3Ess.-BARRETT, Court opens at
1857 a IN. First MondaN motion cslenOal VIII De
called At l. IN
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-04-03
THE MONEY MARKET.
OFFICIAL REPORT n. y sTDCK EXCBANGE SALE&
APRIL l. IS76
|. M.-sALEs BEFORE THE CALL

GOVERNMENT STOCK DEPARTMENT lO4 O'CLOCK
AND ii 10 O'CLOCK A. VI.
U 8 500 Coupon, '65 N IS, coupon 1881 - ,,o,
300J.......-..bc.llS's IJ1o ''''''''''Do' iSs
Il & "a currency J00...........-....lIo4
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-04-03
PART III.-LARREMoRR, J.

1913. Noonan agt. The May
or, &C.
1l3l. Fisher, trustee, &c. agt.
Courtney, &C.
24S9. .Snebly ast Conner,
Sheriff.
l237...Kleinknecht agt. Con-
ner. sheriff.
1887. .BeTTinger agt. Wengen-
roth.
1857. .NoSscher agt The
Greenback Alkali
Go.
1851. samuels agt. The
Evening Mail ASS.
621. .Ayerill agt. Webster
and anO.
17lig.MOrTis agt Kelly,
Sheriff.
,aMorris agt. Kelly,
sheriff.
933. Pickering agt. Ran
dOlph and anO.
769. Buchanan Farm .. co.
agt. Rose.
VAN WORST. J.
1877. .Jermain agt. The Lake
Shore and NJ. 5. X. Il.
Co.
lsS. .LOT,ng. trustee, &C,
All. The Lake Shore
and N. :. X. X. Co.
1879. NJ uTUe agt. The Lake
Shore and NJ. ). X. Il.
100. Moran ct al. agt. The
Lake shore and n. >.
K. X. Co.
l01. Seymour. irp et Al. agt.
The Lake shore and
NJ. =, II. II, Co.
1872. Spencer sgt. Inc Lake
shore and NJ. &. Il. Il.
Co,
100, Wan Arsinle aGt. The
Lake shore and NJ. :,
X. II, Co,
i9i,.Voisin agt Tho Lake
SrOre and NJ. :. X. X.
Co.
1876. .Wmunan agt. The Lake
Shore aud NJ, >. II, H.
Co.
40. .Gnnnell agt Minturn
Of al.
II. Bright agt, Milwaukee
and 81 paul r. l.. Co.
10. .ESly Nst wade ct a..
% =. .Tay Tor ast. Tie
Mayor. &c.
e6. BlAt Afprd aet. Kidd.
2s1. SANFORD agt. Union
Dime saw. Inst.
270..Le Baron AIT. Long
Island Bank ct al.
2o2. .ScannOnl agt. Ruck ct
oil.
267..Berdell agt. Parkhurst
ct al.
2i3. Robinson ct al. aga
Beard ct a.
AS. Farley act. Farrell.
lG2. .ETainerd agt. The Nan.
and Bail ier>' Bank.
235. Alden AIT. Dlpssy.
l4G. Curry agt Wilicrs.
lT3.. Union Dine say. Inst.
agt. Clark ct nj.
ia. Union Dime saw. Inst
at. CLARK - al.
121. Levy e.; al act. Merrill.
2dI Blossom AIT. Hatfield
q al.
lO2. .Beasciy at. The City
OF 3rCDhiyn.
$50. Lester agi. NOsen q al.
I22. DE tgS,ro ~ Al. agt.
BTctt "a al.
l2q..EEUglcr at. Cameron
%. .BOiger !gt. smith 81 Al.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-04-03

MARINE CorRT-TRIAL TERM-PAR7 I.-ALKEEY ].
a-eo o,Gornan a1t Herman 2S49. .Iadden sp Hanon.
1881. Bum agt. sutro ct a. 3yU9 iunt agt
f,,os Of al $3.50. Luke aFt Ilernan Il al
2212. .Gilderman agt Berg oS2.' HOE. ny I,
o2so Michel aet Clark ct al 67O6 Johnston ct al ag
G22T Man a I'I'd. Bank Smith.
~ Brown et al 1861 ..Abeull agt Eckardt
1905. Bellows agt Conner
PART IL-SHERIDAS, j.
5000. .Quinn agt Timony G395 samues agt Manner;
S609 V,ins agf TfmOny 1871. The Merch. J. & y 20.
100. o. ROurk ~ Brennan. egL Bank o. the NJ
e6S2 Cromwell ct al agt trOpOlis.
Burr l2lf .BTamsOB agt Farley
1896. Langben ag lyman 50Gi Allison ayt 1he oli'er
3i40 Mer,ol at Reilly. 5O65 Allison agt. The Oliver
3jS7. Patrick agt Welsh. -. y IL. 20
l592.SalOmln agt Lewen- 233i Dlly a-l i'yaD;; ...
thai al 500 Kaupman ast Looram'
PART III-SHEA, C..
$3.50. .DelCade agt. Taylor 1920 Evans ct al agI NC
f7s1 Biaiiyelt All. Parker ct Gauwan.
al 7l04 .COuter ell al. agt STE
6s3l ScbIumpf AFT
Of Ri GGj7 Meyer agt Purcell.
Gs67. .Monogue art Looram COLO Arosr agt iitan. %,
6sOg Chester ag The Man 1898 Boosman agt Dunno et
6s1o RiTisai act The Man Gj g. Stenberg agt. Roths
haitian Tel. Co. emil --,,....
6sOf. Maxwell agt. JOsyn. 1881 EWest aBl Sch''o'
349l.. COpperthvalte agt Kur
sheedt ct al.
GENERAL SESSIONS GUpFHsITEyF John Nannery iran
els onnedy, Patrick Whelan George SlmpHD' 1u h V
fe!OniOus assault and battery George T. eiitl JON
ers burglary James Moore EiZahelh Ntn, IIhh NJ
Wilson, James l. COchfane, Riduh iitt'hl
audrr Miller James Curren, John Higgins, Maf' a. DNn'
Iou Cde Ellen Matthew. petit Francis Nehncy
concealed Weapons Frank Hoppemick dsorderiy house
no I.Yng
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-04-03
PARI II.-sIpGwIcK. ].

800 Mech and Trad. Nat lOl1 Won ScrlLausen AIT y.
R'k. y y. AIT Moore L. and H. q. ii. co.
et AL 100. MUM 80 a. AT. BTen.
500 o. Germ art Fiske 81 a.. nan. Sa'rl1.
Carroll Jones a. a. o 6. Whom .gj. O'iO0e
$40 Weston AIT Elevated GO. Townsend agt. Martin.
r. r. co. 500 Haden et al agt Colo
716 MADAM AIT. Sher0ard
A. 9Ji Thomas agt LoaneTs'
1929. schasiey ast Hertcr ct Bank, ~ y mi,
Al. 1852. BarTaR admir-, agt. BID.
IT'S Mason at. Decker well
1912. Hairs ART. Dillon CT al.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-04-03

Tie cy N u incroased 2HUU vtt c'hI " n >
and was now mortgage ~ about II per t-hL Oh INC
whole property o. The cry. ., =, ct,
Charie. : smith, 4. y Thnrhcr, and Dwight H. Oln-
stead .poks of ne commercial interests al w-l0fAi
and the influence. watch ~ uriuE ITEM pOIuah
H. Elton tuca ciuir remarks ou SEEMING ah"r l"
the ciy al market rates, anu lc,eHtInS partisan rsesn
,lnuI- MA LL.H mLLu.I
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-04-03

1865. Kinney, eX'r. &c. agt.
Long Island RR 60
$3.50. Hartman agL y. Y.
san. q C1e. g: Mfg
Go.
1916. .Heineman and ano. agt
Heard.
633. .ROthschild agt. Forty
second Il GraDd-st
Il. X. co.
1927. The Manhattan Life
ms. Go. agt. Devlin.
S63. .PaveIistodt 1t al. aSt
Gillespie ct al.
1858. Barclay agt The May
or, &c.
Ill5. .HObsOn and anO. agt
SOuDebOIl and anO.
719. Wann agf. Ashley.
CTS. Plat, asse, agt. van
Name ct al.
Ill. .Heyman ard ano. agt
The Am. Pat op. Co,
$40. Flood agt. Murray.
SPECIAL TERN
DenurTerS.
/. Wright ct al. agt. VII
liaIns.
2. .GalpiD agt. GRAY ct al.
3. Wilson agt Daley ct al
4..Spillane AIT. Dwyer,
ct al.
g.. Burt act. The Globe
Nut. Life lns. Co.
@. NJ arshall let al. agt
Macy et al.
Z. Marshall ct al. agt.
Macy ct al.
8. Keep and anO. agt.
Gould and anO.
0. .Bournigmon agt. GOald
CT al.
10. .Scquard agt Blake ct
al.
IL. .SequaTd agt. Blake Of
al
l2.. Evan u. p. Church agt'
The Mayor. sc.
IS. Blunt sgt Tho Mayor,
sc.
IA. Observation-Disclosures IN.
ty-nith.st, Nj. lG C'ril
AIT. The Mayor, re.
Is. The Mayor, &C, AT
n. :, ;. l Ferry 20.
ct. al,
l6,,UniOn Trust Co aSt.
Cornish.
IT. Freeman sgt, Tho Pan
ANA r, IL. 60.
Is. Bennett agL B-rney.
10. W alcS agt The call
fOrnia Pet. co.
20. Bell sgt Tho Mayor,
&c.
LalC and Fact
l30. Brown agt. Goodwin et
al.
IL. .Lswton Gran. Nor. Co.
act. The Ocean Ste.
Coslinc Co.
242 Brown, &c, agL Motifs
et al
65. .Riusse ct al. agL Nc
CaliGm et al.
"a. Weir acj. Nal ct al.
2Jl The Tribune Assn 4 It.
Tie san Print. Assn.
200. BiTasail agt. kapp 90 g..
90 Miller ~ al. agt. >letlse
ei "a.
ls3. .EOaf!mln agt. Y h Q
Like shore and Vi. :.
IL. X. 90.
l34. CLARK at. The Lake
Shore and II >. Il. X.
Go.
1S5. Same agr. Same.
1856. DrdSs - al. agt. The
LAKE shore and NJ. =.
X. IL. Co.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-04-03
r;gyyRAL TEgN-CuCus and SANFORD, ".

Appeals rom orders l5..Madan agt. Covert
, Maven att 6alT ct al 10 B1rnhamand agt.
4 RYAN and an1 AT. Brennan
Allan Nut ms Co, l7..Camp1cl ast Conner.
5wiinoHi AK. Meserole, ls..Tae bg', Head BanS
eFarf Ti a AIT Van Tuyle 10 CARRY AT; CLARK
7.-sp on ,;i 81 al agt The ain'r.
Texas Lana CO. 2l.B"hd at McNiH et a.
g Daly aci Brown -. Caru,s sgt Psft
9..OBre1 sheriff, sgt % sutr, It al ast Fargo
The CON. Fire lus. 80 80 FreSL
Gereyal calendar 21.-Osull'an ast ROD
l..GuiGei at The Mayor, 90 =, orls ,,oror,
2wSliing ast The May. 27..Joacs s.,1'r. &C., agt.
sNevncld aet Upper 2s r-llnadse ast Spot.
lG7iith agt Burke. 29..Wehe ast Conner
SH. y Caisoic Pro 30 .Elycrson ct a.. agt.van-
EicssSer s 1f5 r. r. ast.
7goTier. agL Kelly. 81. The W a,i.Iy Arms CO.
g HainccEtl art. Brown. 80 Roa-.el sgt 81 Nicho-
o The Madison Avenue las ln-. 60.
Butist c urch al. 81 Dunphy agt. The Erie
The Baptst Church -, Railway CO.
10. .Witowski and anO aGt. aud ano
Fei0mau. S7.-rowle art. Helnsen ct
10 Harrison agt. Loerie. a.
-. .CrOsey act Watts :s-CleEf ag,. laHsi
IA. Doyle and ano. agt 80 Ryan art. The Mayor
40 Johnson act. Luz,op.
SUPERIOR CouRr-TalAL TEHN-PART I.-MoNELI- CT.
i9s2 Funke ct al ag orient $40. Potts aRt. HymAn.
Mltua hs. GO: 1913 .Aat!gr ct al at An
73l.. Cameron ast Walker 49,, ee.L g., ..,,.,
1870 oot.6ers agt. Conner sh-rriF T. IIei,
o23 Philips agt Ruser ct 80 ct al
7i5 coS5 at Wood. 9sl. sanl - ast. Conner,
$50 Havemeyer act. The Shern.
Valentine ami B. >. 1907 Msrlne't ag IT Byrpe
os7.. nIoiison agt King ct more, iTesL
The Morning herald., 1876-04-18

7SWnlIzipoTs loom has pfovs1 e
aa.sying .boomalGd6 toMaay members q
.fSS FSspsylyania Lsgislaturs. The boem
Sti ~ sttSn which wss commenced y
. spirit Of jocularisy has already brought
l1s,sralnsmbsss 70 grief. Both Democrats
, sad Rapublieans AZ equally mixed up IN
- snlisay. Il u TO be hopsd that every
nan dishenorably connected with the bill
Wi hs made rs answer for. his conduct,
aaanId al especially the members and officers o.
the HSass who have taken the iron-clad
oath. = scans that the lobby jobbery On
tAas bilawas the most bold and daring o.
aa.ys On srseord, and II the lobbiests who
ssnasrsd the bribss, - wsll . those who
reeeeiyed them can be reached, they should
b dealt with In ascordancs with tho most
sfieM demands Of justice. The present
rsunsylvanis LegslAturs, the hrst under
ths- NV Constitution, IL the most infamous
,snd disgraesful ono ever held ia that
STATE.
The Morning herald., 1876-04-18

We condense/ nom the Lekgh Rsot9er the
Phiiade 2hia1 Sanam1aEter 4 BRO Browns Largest
Clothing (1ase in America" A visitor and
e was sss e5fnsr sResasis T. e Building on
AHendGnt. South East corner Of Sia4h and
Market. Please note the SIXTH, for some
strangers seeking Oak Hal, have been misled
- H., M e i, perfectly eOlo~sll Do you know
4. "i2Ooo square feet-es on Market, and
$50 odd on Sixth, six stories high, has over
three acres 0f flooring, and covers space once
ocssPi|sd Osss Pn|sasS y han twenty different busi'
Y. hDo you Use steam m-power7''
A.. "a giant young engine furnishes power
for the freight and passenger elevators, and the
boilers steam M tor aeating, and the other opera
s9 Sssis 5 30 yss fs sna % sSeSsdm in
the basement, on long lQ1 counters, and taken
tors o room S On 1 ths w sas0s door,. " 'ne 'nSpe'
Y. a!s inspecting the first operation?"
n he pce shen nnS soeas dse HIS Hts
cloth passes over rollers in the face of strong
light, and two men sit one before and one
behind the goods, watching with the eye Of Q
hawk for the least pin-hole imperfection, and
ad1iR ma @ VSs s that soa the g Suss as. R %sy sSe
SA~S~ SsS~O - Ve>~ee ~ Sse~S~ ~ Stes sA>S o.
V. "You must employ an ar1ty Of cuttersY'
A. Come to our fifth aooG and seel' We
keep 70 hands all the til p cQkdng up the cloth
into garments,-beside ~ machines that do
dozen mems work each It stroke"
Y:"Do you manufacture al1 your own
"A. 1--WE do, and most carefully. Our ex-
a1hiners inspect every stitch and seam, and
certify to every garment as extra-well made
before We put our dckst on II, and become
responsible Tor Il"
i, V: .@Your system must save you great
- A. "In every direction, sir. It is tbA system
md economy we practice all the wsf through.
tss neoas enable, !, e. q + put our to he
"" Alter inspecting the work, what becomes
a.. Before it goes into Stock it is Hckesed.
Every single garment has its number and
other points noted on It, so that its entire his
tory can be traced without fail. upon our
"" You must have 80 or 40 salezmen~
A.: "Why sir, on busy days you maYsee 100
in the various rooms and suites oN rooms,
selling to the throngs Of customers."/
~ Y. DO yo,,, @, do On order buV AeE BY mail
4. "Very great. All over the country. Our
The Morning herald., 1876-04-18
A MATTER OF POPULAR INTEREST

perfect system cid rules Of selfmeasurement
make It possible to please people 1900 miles
aSsy assy1 perssotly as fthey were here here in
III suppose you ; hsyeat g., least half sdosen
A. my dear sirl we have more than tspezty,
each charged with its own business, and each
thoroughly organized, a necessary wheel t with
v. will you name dozen or so of them?'
ment for those who prefer custom made to
ready-made Jke Furnishing. Department,
with its HnEhse stock Of all underwear.
The Shirt lelctory, with its busy machirfes,
making our own FIRST class shirts. The Trim
ming Department, itself asbig & as many q rega.
Receiving Room. The Order Department.
named before. The Special Uniforms Depart
ment. The Delivery Department, with its
score Of messengers. The" =. "a q9wEgA
A. "Im not half through. The Advertising
editing and publishingA business and popular
journal, circulst1g lSe, 5000 copies monthly
Bept Beppartment: The III !. Youths % pepartmeas, gSe
Childrens Department, With Its special
entrance for ladies. The Telegraph Depart
mcnt. The Chief Clerks Department, with
Its book-keepers and assistants. General Man;
other offices Of the frm/ an busy as Bees
thinking, planning, .exeNnting, buying, max
ing, registering, recaf sending ont selling.
and in thousand hys joining their foces
to carry on business with the people amount
ing to between 100000 and q, 100000 AN
V. W."s-t-u-p.e-n-d.o-u-s!" tte nHesas
A. Indeed 1t isl forgot to name the
Cashiers Department, which handles its s25, 600
of retail sales on some single daysr' ~ u'"1
v. "S25 5,0O0l Immense Thats. what enables
the house to buy cheap and seV Vcheap Tt0n
A. Exactly! You have list hit it. n The
people throng here, knS Gia9 That we depend
on low prices and imme Esales."
7 V.."What are the FotR RULES hear so
much about" t1, I-95 9RT5y
~ A. "Our system of business dealing-1. One
price, no deviation 2. Cash for everythings3 8.
A guarantee protecting the purchaser; 4, The
money returned If the buyer can't Otherwise
be suited" >, "n 'n'
A. Nothing And the people seeit" ohg
v. "Well, thank you, sir, for your polite
attention" -,.Is..'l ~ -
A. met at all. It's pleasure to sefve You.
Call again; and be sure Of the plak&A &AWana-
maker g. Browns Oak HALF oykh-E East cor
ner Sixth and Market nv 10 ql17
", Thank you I shall be happy to do 10.
Good morning" ''.. - ''.,,,7l,Jt
The Morning herald., 1876-04-18

1,,p1xocaXrs and Republicans are uniting
,in.Ohiaago in . reform movement, and are
9 making determined effort 70 shake of the
.emsaptious which have characterized that
eity iar many years. The new charter OF
~ city was adopted BY fraudulent means,
\, Ana the prsssnt mayor ID exercising his
omes contrary to the public viii. It -
.,aarly intimsted that If no other means
will insure fair government, that force VIII
II .rSSostsd to-. There must be deplorable
state 0f affairs ii Chicago, which calls for
such . method of dealing with Official cor
Tpptlon. "a tal tGa g na
The Morning herald., 1876-04-18
Tn people Of the Golden State have

Tn people Of the Golden State have
reached the conclusion that the Celestials
az nuisasces, that they are positive pests,
and that self preservation demands that
thsir imIsrtation shall cease. Koopman-
sshoep and his colleagues keep flooding
California with Cinnamon to the great dis
gust Of the Californians, and 1t is feared the
citisens will with violence, compel the al
mond- d-eyed intruders to find more comfort
sablS quartsrs. It really looks as If It was
eoi.g to be uncomfortable for the Chinese
residsnts Of California.
The Morning herald., 1876-04-18
A lnsdss Diseiosed In . Dream.
fCrom the Sprtngfleld Republican,

Isaac Randolph, the negro who muir
dered his wife ct New Haven in the spring
Of 1854, gives notice that he will apply to
the nsxt Legislature for release from
States prison, 10 which he was sentenced
for Nfs,. The murdsr created great SEN
satioa, ana the. story Of it Is very inter
esting. Hs killed the woman with wash.
board during ! quarrel, and probably did
not Iintsnd 70 strike fatal blow. After
the murder, Randolph cnt the body up and
buried II In his garden, planting corn and
beams over the spot. Several days after,
Robsrt Css, the father Of the missing wo-
man, related with great impressiveness, the
particulars or q dream which he had had on
thrsS successiye nights. He said that
Mary Ann esms TO him crawling on her
hands, and that when he asked her why
she did not walk, she replied that she could
not, for her legs had been cut of. Each
night, she appeared to him on the borders
Of Z small brook which then ran at the
foot of the garden. At last the garden
was examined, and the body was fonnd.
The Morning herald., 1876-04-18

a An Iaraelitish convention will be held IN
the city of Washington on the 9th of this
month, at Ford's Opera House, when a
dramatic performance will be given with q
view Of raising funds to defray the expenses
incident to the reception of the Israelitish
brethren who purpose attending . convenp-
ton Of Israelites to be held in that city In
July next. ......,. .....
The Morning herald., 1876-04-18

THE only change Of Importance made In
the postal law, il that which takes transient
newspapers and magazines out Of the third
class end permits them to be sent any dis-
tancs st the rate Of one per cent for every
three ounces or fractional part thereof, and
one per cant for each additional two ounces
or fractional part thereof. f. /
The Morning herald., 1876-04-18

NIOTICE,-THE HERALD is FOR SALE
IN every morning from O'Clock at the fol-
lowing places:
Ryans, l28 Market street.
Buffers, 40 Market Street.
Centennial News store, eN Market street.
Brttts. 1M West Eighth street. e&1
Chase's, New Castle. iI.,I I8..t .t 4fI.
Choate's, Newark. I4
Price one cent .
The Morning herald., 1876-04-18

TN Honorable R. p. Rosenmiller, a
Amemher Of the Pennsylvania Legislature,
mnst be jovial representative, and one
Of "infinite Jest" His jocular resolution
has stirrsd up q hornets nest. His little
bit u s.joculsrity" has raised q legislative
row, which ID likely to terminate in send
ins some of that dilectable body of men to
the penitisry. gi ~. .