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The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1876-01-04

The HIBERNIAN BALL.-The grand fancy
dre.s mask and calico ball, given by the An
cien, Order of Hibernians, Second Division.
at ST. Patricks Hall last Saturday night, was
most enjoyable. The hall was crowded to its
utmost capacity, and the floor managers.
Messrs. VIM. johnson, chairman R. c. Da-
vey, II. J. Price, D. 3reen, 7. J. REILLY, John
Griffin, John Donahue, VIM. Furnace, T. J..
Burke, Robt Barnes, D. NJ. Kelley and T. j.
Murphy, were kept busy all night long. In
fact, the whole event was truly a success.
The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1876-01-04

THE New ORLEANS AND CARRoLLToN RAIL
ROAD CoMpAEY.-At the election OF directors
held yesterday at tue compapy's Office, No. II
Baronne street, the following named gentle
men we're elected:
w. Van Benthuysen. L. B. Cain, Carl Kohn,
+. J. Gasquet, J. E. Glenny, Isaiah Green, J.
Bayle, Richard Flower.
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Southern Bank-New Orleans. January !

Southern Bauk-New Orleans. January 3,
1s16-At An election he'd on the 9Th ult., the follow
ing named entlrmen were unanimously elected
directors of this Institution for he ensuing year,
-Siz: THOMAS LAYTON.
VIM q. G.. CLAIBORNE,
BRADISH JOHNSON,
JOHN Il. MOORE,
IL. H STANLEY.
N C. G.. CLAIBORNE, JR.
And at a msetit THIS DAY of the Board of Direc-
tors THOMAS LAYTON, Esq, was unanimously
re-elec ed President. j. CARR, Cashier.
ja1 st
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THE POLICE BILL.
HOW II MOVED THE POLICE BOARD.

At meeting of the Police Board held yester-
day, it was ordered that under the provisions OF
Act No. II, of the extra session of the Legisla-
lature, approved December 3d., 1875, to reduce
the taxes of the city of New Orleans levied for
metropolitan police purposes; to limit the ex-
penses thereof, and to authorize the Metropolitan
Police Board to reduce the appointment, salaries
and expenses accordingly, that reduction OF
ten per cent be made on all salaries of members
Of the force, including the com missioners.
Capt. John P. Montamat was assigned to the
command of the Fifth Prec net, Captain o. Rey
to the Harbor Sergeant Mccain to the Sixth and
Sergeant Siabowski temporarily IN command of
the second.
Mr. E. Baker resigned as chief clerk of the
department and was appointed clerk in the Office
OF the Treasurer Mr.. N. Myers, late clerk in
the Treasures Office, Was appointed chief clerk
of the department.
Under provisions of section of the act above
mentioned, which Authorizes the Metropolitan
Police Board to reduce the annual apportion-
ment, and for this purpose empowers them to
discharge members of the force to eopform to
the provisions of this act, they discharged
Capt. Leonard Malone, chief Of detectives, Capt.
G. J. Schneider, Second Precinct, and Capt. Boyd
Robinson, II Arbor Precinct.
The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1876-01-04

Only two days more to avail yourselves OF the
grand opportunity offered to buy fine and de-
sirable dry goods at your own price. Messrs. H..
and tomorrow will be the last two days OF the
large bankrupt sale at 100 Canal. Don't fail to
attend, as the entire balance must be closed re-
CARELESS Of price. IL those having goods on de-
post are requested to call at once and secure
them
The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1876-01-04

Any one having an eye for the beautiful
and the tasteful in the way of vehicles should
not fail to pay visit to the extensive estab-
lishment of Mr.. L. T. Maddux, IS Carondelet
street. There can be found one of the largest
and choicest assortments of articles in the car
rage line to be seen in the Southern country,
including Victorias, barouches, slide seat and
jump seat carriages, Jersey wagons, buggies
with aud without tops, Japanese children's
carriages and cradles com bined. velocipedes
of all sizes, etc. These are all direct from
the manufacturers, and are offered for sale at
the lowest possible prices.
Mr. Maddux is we'll known throughout this
and the contiguous States as man in whom
the utmost confidence can be reposed. His
reputation can be implicitly relied upon as
regards the quality Of his goods and the cost
of the same. Hs is one Of those men with
whom it is pleasure to do business. If he
has no article in his warehouse that suits the
taste or requirements of the purchaser, he is
prepared to order from the factory any de-
scription of vehicle that may be desired. Be
sure to give Maddux CALL
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THE STATE CONVENTION.
THE DELEGATES FROM IBERyILLE PARIsI

PLAQUEMINE, Jan. /, 1876.
Editor N. 0. Buletin
At meeting held this day in Plaquemine,
Iberville parish the folio wing gentlemen were
elected to seats in the 9Th of January Conven-
ten:
JOS. Young. Wiley Barrow. Isham F. Davis
]. H. Rills, H. R. Slack, Ed. Dssobry, Gervais
Sehlatre, H. S. Browne, John A. Derdenne
Please announce them.
V. j. DUPUY, President,
E. COURIER, Secretary.
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ASBESTOS MATERIALS. -Attention is directed
to the card of Mr. II. w. Johns, who claims to
be the inventor Of various applications of
asbestos, which is certified to by Messrs. H.
Dudley Coleman & Bro, the agents for Mr..
Johns
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The latest toy out is patent scarf-pin or
vest button, which Furnishes inquisitive per-
sons Emile Hahn, of the Red Store, on
Dryades street, is the agent.
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FoRNEYs PRopHECv.-Col. Forney writes to
his journal, the Press, from London, saying:
A thoughtful aud unusually careful friend
writes to me from Philadelphia, under date
Nov. %, as follows: 'Now | am going to
startle you. Grant is to be renominated and
re-electei!" and, as if to round off the one
prophecy, he supplements it with another:
"Moral-The one hundredth anniversary OF
the Republic will also be its end" Aud by
the mail which reaches me this morning l
have two more letters from Philadelphia,
dated Nov. "a, one of which says: "Rely upon
it, Gen. Grant is working for the third term.
and will enforce his denomination upon his
party" and the other remarks: "The cleo
lions have been very favorable to the Repub-
licans, but do not like the evidence squlnt-
ing to third term.
There are few politicians with keener in-
sight into the motives of the worser sort OF
men than Forney. In spite Of resolutions OF
Congress and Repuo lican State Conventions
he prospects of the nomination of Grant are
oily increasing
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Southern Il Rk--New Orleans. January 3
as1G-At a meeting of the 30 I'd of Directors TIL
DAY "A semi-anI ua dividend of FIVE PER CENT
was declared, payable on demand.
ia4 st j. CARR, Cashier.
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New Orleans, ST. Louis and Chicago and
Mississippi Central railroads burn st. Bernard
coal.
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FOR RENT.

TO RENTS inserted in this column, not exceeding
one SQUARE, FIFTY CENTS.
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special Notice 70 OpeiOusas shippers.-
FROM this date until further notice the regular
Opelousas Packets LOTUS NO 3, Der TIA and
FLETA will take all passengers and up freights at
halt card rates.
JAS NJ. BOWLING Agent steamer LOTUS NO. 5.
BRfTTON & kPPLER BERTHA.
LORD & MCPEAKE FLETA.
a
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IMPORTANT TO PROPERTY
HOLDERS.
An Interesting Decision by Judge
CullOm.
The Duty of Purchasers at Tax
Sales.

On Monday morning, Judge Cullom, of the
Fifth District Court, rendered decision in
the case of Joseph Reboul vs.. Joseph Bill
gerry, which will prove of great interest to
property holders in our city.
In it he enforces the sound principle that
ga mans property belongs to him, and he
should not be deprived of it to enforce the
payment of penalties to individuals without
due process of law" and re-affirms the princi.
pie that purchaser at tax sale should
.show affirmatively, step by step, that every
thing has been done which the statute makes
essential to the due execution OF the powers
conferred on the collector.
On Tuesday, October 5, 1875, B. F. Jonbert,
Stale Tax Collector, Second District of the
city of New Orleans, sold certain lot of
ground belonging to Reboul. Of this city,
under the following circumstances
''Ssid property having been seized by Jou-
bert to pay and satisfy a privilege and claim
due the State Of Louisiana for taxes upon
thirty-six dollars and twenty five cents to-
gether with all costs, penalties and charges
cat said sale the property will not be adj
Indicated unless the bid is for a sufficient
amount to satisfy the aforesaid claim and also
the unpaid taxes upon said property for the
years 1871 1870 and 1869, together vi b all
costs and charges which may have accrued.
"B. F. JoUBERr, Collector"
Joseph Billgery became the purchaser.
The collectors title to him, contains among
other enumerated items, $50 25, as "amount
of taxes due the State tor the year 1874"
Thus, it appears, that instead OF making the
sale for the payment of the taxes of the years
1873, 1871, 1870 and 1869, rs announced in
his advertisement, he made it for the pay
ment of the taxes of 1873 and 1874.
There were no taxes due for the years 1869,
1870 and 1871. As no taxes were due the
State Tor those years, the Collector was
obliged to sell the property he advertised for
the payment Of those due for the year 1873
with all penalties, charges, COSTS etc.
He had no right under that notice to collect
the taxes assessed on the properly for the
year 1874, $50 %, and to give title to it on
account of their payment. Reboul now
tenders to Billgery Sl27 for the redemption
of his property for which the latter paid the
collector S103 So
Under the terms and conditions of the
notice of SALE the collector had no right to
collect more than $67 81. which was due for
the taxes of 1873, etc. Billgery refuses to &C.
cept the sum thus rendered him, and the plain
tiff prays that he may be ordered to do SO, and
also to reconvey the title OF his property to
him, in accordance with the provisions of the
9th section of Act No. ~, approved March,
1873 The Judgment Is in favor OF plantitf as
prayed for, with costs of suit
The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1876-01-04

Blackman's Commercial College, 131 Caronde-
let. Terms reduced, See advertisement,
The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1876-01-04

Buy your buggy and carriage of L. T. Maddux,
35 Carondelet street, New Orleans.
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PRICE-FIVE CENTS.
THE PENSACOLA ELECTION.

THE REPORTS OF DISTURBANCES CoNTRADICTED--.
THE QUIETEsT ELECTION HELD THERE FOR
YEARS
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Once New Orleans and CarroDliOn Railroad
Company-New Orleans, Dec 3d. 1S15.-At special
meeting of the hoard Of Directors held this day
dividend of three Dollars per share was declared
payable on and sitter January TO- 1876, making eight
per cent declared ont Of the profits Of the year 1875
d241T p. MCBRIDE, Secretary
The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1876-01-04

mo RENT-A THREESTORY, WELL-FIN-
ished Brick HOUSE corner of st. Peter and
EXCHANGE Alley. near Jackson Square. containing
tour Large rooms and fine gallery all around kitchen,
servants room and large stove on ground floor the
whole to be rented low good tenant Apply at No.
Al St Peter street Exchange Passage
iaA TuWeFr&Sa
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NOR RENT-FURNISH~D ROOMS FOR GEN.
II tlemen. APPLY at LEIGHTON 5 Shirt store, cor
Nor Canal and ST. Charles streets la4
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special Notice 10 Grand EcOre shippers
The BELLE ROWLAND, leaving TUESDAY, the
ath for Minden will 90 through Cane River, deliver
ing all ND ght- offering. She will bring out all
cotton ready Tor sh pment and send it rward by
other boats f the line JOS. A. AIKEN,
ia3 EM&E Ill Grayier street.
The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1876-01-04

WANTED-A SITUATION AS TRAVELLING
w agent ty man extensively acquainted
throughout Texas For particulars address H., ?. o.
Rex go Galveston DDS If
The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1876-01-04

Ohice of New Orleans CT y Railroad Com.
pany 12t Canal street New Orleans Dec. 81 $50
Notice to Stockholders-Notice is hereby given to
the Stockholders of this company to appear at this
office within ten days from this date end vote,
First-For the approval or On-approval Of the
consolidation OF the aid company with the New Or
leans, Metairie aud Lake Railroad Company, as per
agreement entered into by the said companies this
day and date.
Second-For the issuing of one thousand shares
of stock of the consolidated company
d22 lot g. c. LEWIS, Secretary.
Mechnnic-' and Traders Bank-New Or
Jeans, December 10 1S75.-The annual election for
Directors of this Bank to for the ensuing
will be held a the Banking House on MONDAY
January 1sth 1876 between the hours of 10 A. M.
and p. M MOSES HARRIS
dl-t ais Cashier.
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"ANTfD -A WOMAN TO DO COOKING AM
w housswor German English preferred A p
ply AZ No. 46a ii. Charles street, with reference.
ial IT,
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ENANTED-A private family residing No
w ST. Peter street, fronting on Jackson Square.
desire to front rooms to gentlemen. gen.
tlerlen and their wives with or without board.
ri If
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WANTS.

WANTS inserted in this column FIFTY
CENTS per SQUARE ~
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The LOui.iana National Bank of New Or
Jeans Dece ,nber 81, ls.5-At special meeting OF
the Board of Directors held tn IS day, seman Ua
dividend Of FIVE PER CENT was declared paw
able in this city demand, and in New York at The
banking house of wlnsow, Lanier & Co., on and
after the 5th day of January, 1e76:
ial It A. LURIA, Cashier.
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GLOBE THEATER.-The advent of the new stars
at the Globe was welcomed by large audience.
j. H. Larkn, Carrie Armstrong and Della Con-
zales, In their specialites, made quite . hit, as
did the Miaco Brothers aerial exploits. bill
introducing the entire company il presented for
tonight.
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ON DIT.

Judge Woods will not open the United
States Circuit Court until Monday, Jan. 10.
....I peace is wanted in our State, the Re.
turning Board must be legislated out Of exist
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THE GUBERNATORTAL MES
SAGE.
State Debt, Levees and Railroads.
City Debt, City Difficulties, and a
Suggested City Charter.
A Jubilate and a Jeremiad.

Thirteen columns of official journal type
conveyed to the Legislature yesterday the
Executive message. Such portions as possess
any general interest are here extracted. The
message opens with the following Jublate:
The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1876-01-04

w nish inlnl diately not less than $500 in first
class mercantile business unembarr. ssed chance
seldom offered. will be seen. None neer answer
wi kJut the ready money. Address M tFCHANT
Bull tin Office, stating time and place for interview.
a.
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NNANTED--Some three or four nice Families can
w be accomniod tied with fine Furnished Rooms
&nd the bet OF Board at 149 ST. Charles street yearly
opp site Lafayette Square AlsO some twenty.h
OF thirty ttAy Reaf4leIs will e taken four dollars
per week. payable in advance This is great reduc
zion Fl in former prices The house is frst-cass,
second in the city. None reed apply but the
aest Of pc pie Remember l49 st. Charles street.
ns fyf
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yNA>TED-By young lady who can give the
w best of references, a position visiting gov
erness in family private school Address A. ",
Bulletin office. n23 tt
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yisi DIV increasing
, 1876-07-25

would l,c essential to snch eystc that m rrrrc.
him, but Tint al representative b.. c,,oton from
a.. c1sn;sy al 'AtGe, though 'y the people o' 'ome
III iiavinr I'm, on,,5oc Inn .,,to,, In, n, n,,o..
epstsslee Nj! @aIis Gig ch'ei ii 5ssPee, T.
=: afsnt rtasiasn. I'D 'hs aas:t'or bsinrs Con.
after the htst day. Of January noxt. II thsrs arc
XS3 n,eubers IN Tho Ifonse Of Representatives. and
iSn, 1s$ :a orss1d .s.sH S'tfhs ths
rcasu.r, this cont!nno. the cxlatlng Ad,nlnistra:
tion IN power. and, hefng the Inst e1prehaIon Of
ii, on The other hand, i4e votes or upward op.
gpestst of the iioHse nnd lie transmit. 10 liz lie
President and n'so 70 The Chipt.Juetice itst Of
oSns; foT E1ssu and
s + baiel ,.& Il Mss.a.
Sss5s.ary Of rres'ury-wl'4' D. Kc''sr of
ss1s:;y S Af Mse,sss sf Sss & sev
III secretary of the 1ntertor-Petsr Cooper OF New
.os,.era'o'eph E. Johnston. of
re9uas Ill hs - eaoddsiss so so1setsa By e
vote Of the opposition members IN The Housc Of
lsoprascntatites should haze been tho leaders Of
neod Ga e,atute in England enaetina thai tho il.
somsnE administrator alali bo somprlaed chiefly
% s sae,s i s The ats II wsu %
"ox MI nc It trns, 'tn s l Muls ~ ~ .uAt
rcss rtn;itv mi " fo,rc rhat hodr
n"1d m ,nnw". ~ ts r.ny. az ..sns r.. ~, aisnis
Whir ~ NM ,,nnnnt ynsoi,ti ,,, ~ a".ks " a,s ~
srntuent nIyybt ~ c.caaoH sn IN trt,ic H. ",n u"n
ness nn n ~, o1t Ire
nnswrr III liam hi lint y sncro..Fp thnS tm.n
"Ivca ,,mst s' a. % ~ L.i1, - tot III iaa9 M tnnn
1'ha THAI. .imstcc ~ thc snnfc,,,o ~" tnnrt n,,,
tccniv!nw I'm rntc iv Isongrcsstf want ~ cadar
Il, thc AiminIstss,Ior oi itresident Iirant snd hs
wh3ch H. nsnuc wnn,a ,Sts th.S, ~ m
strrta fnr snr1, cnnasLetnS fmr Tnnern. 81 'nx
m H. ma sc ssan,o nn H. otrn
smr,ns,Dns "mT ean hv III, ~ H. .tr
Eynrmttwn cnH Tn%irn} ~ IL o"a ~, H.,f 80 ~
nnnnsinn ranSdo,ns IN tie 0 nthor "u'' ''F ''e
, 1876-07-25

$1,000 9gatnst the Travellers Insurance Com
9; !, rlaco rnnl,ncncci xI . ant IN tree:spass
agalnst AaTSn im Sla,iart Julius Ehrct, ilsnry
dell, claiming $1,000 damages. Tho same
rfatnttt commenced another fGr $1,000 against
baron shMbars alone.
Susan r. Pierce began su't for $4,000 DAM
nrown, Lcvl Wing, II. 3. Martin, and James
Henry II. nice begun sult In attachment
agnlnss 1saao g. nosey to recover q. 900.
-, Js9nslla Digkmeyer nled q bill aGatnrt John
4 90 on tic W; ot the !, K ot Tx Iott ) Blosk
10, In tho Cannl TrnAtccs' Subdivision of tho 8.
E. fractional Il Of scc. 81, 81, II, and another
fqf ~ a similar amount on Lot 2A Block 7 Of g.
q tllcnortli 30 acres OF tlo E. H Of tho s. y.
Il Of Bee, p, Nv, n.
AoGert Young pleaded guilty to larceny, and
wns given ak months In tho House Of Corrrc-
William 1'osan,an was tried for larceny,
toand guilty. ind given two years in the rent.
William Brennan pleaded guilty to larceny,
tlOn.
Ja,nes Connor wns tried for burglary and
G. ". Avory was tried for larceny, found
Thniuns tsamnin'i nYcn,ls'i n,,,,tv ~ 1"rrcfv
and wns rcna,1IsT I1og' p'eaueo gpty 10 larceny
Erncst jameson Ja'ncIson wa. tried for assault, found
guilty, and sentence was suspended.
Charles Dolalder WIS tried for larceny and
acquitted. ~.
for horse-sttsiinc. W '''''' "''' - '''' ~
runouxvr.
1,s,rr, sr,~x. n,ara,s1 nnuMES!a. sc.,,1,.o. n,or.
W. 1n,,r.. -. aaFfpny, AsAEneq o! taG G9leaEo
SiN nnMs"m. ~ .oWP"ny VI: fanem n6n * a; ffanx
". pcicr Inv e,a o5 5ns"n;,c ~ .ru,1iab
MSac =. c,e.r st1 Il IL nnans, ..,":
Ei%i III e. M - H'asSt 81. VI Statss M
asn ~ f, ~: -, ea u ~ tn.h ran ~
nMusEl' CAV. s1.-;S9ine ~: l.. ~ warner, S'G 5u-
Ar".i, SG II IL stI, s" a hn1In u aa w
enmc "a Sittn nsrmar en- ~ - e,;1G
, 1876-07-25
CHICAGO.
lTKsiA.

Judge Nolgctt Is attending to business rs
usunl, and hearing set cases from llay to lay.
Judge DrusAmoud Ia nut taIstng up any now
business,
Judge Gary Is III court daily to hear motions
or taku defaults.
Judge Farwcll is hearing set cases and mo-
ttons every day. All tho othcr Judges with the
exception Of Judge Rogers IN tlu Criminal
Court, are enjoying awc,l-oarncd vacation.
Next Friday will bs the lust day uf seryire for
tho August tcrn of tic Superior Court.
DIVORCES.
Frederic Singer, In very brief bill Glcd yes
tcrtay, represented that he was lnarrcd IN Sep
tehber, 1871, to Catherine NJ. Thompson, who
deserted him more than two years uso, IL coli-
sc4urnce ol which he Wanta divorce.
UNITED BrATAs couh1s.
Tho Pottsmouth Savings Hauk commenced a
recover $l5,000.
uAHKnulrcY MAr7Ens.
William aud Ernest Frl0nl weru alIudlcated
bsnkrapt In14 and warrant ts'uca returnable Aug.
IN tl,o case OIL 9. Laurgptb, dividend.
fore Register lIibbarl.
SUPERIOR counr IN nR1xy,
s,,is a. K;e1E v rop i e. 'a s!t@Gp sssns ss
lol,. II. i. Eycrhart, md about thirty others,
asking q mechanics lien to the amount ot
el,46l,O on KlgIon's property, Oh tho north
sast corner of Cottage Grove avenue and Thirty
arst street. .....
damages against Aosrs s. sculler aud Alfred
y, Alasol.
Louise II. Nolz sued Charles II. Gaubcrt for
$l,M0.
Tbs Security Savings Bank for tho use OF
Cllarlcs swtnbnrre, Receiver, brought suit for
81, ,000 njyaIust Juulrs l.. Campbell.
II. y. Goodrich began sun against the CHI
cago West Division Railway Company 10 recover
$1,000 tor damages sustained BY being crushed
ner Ut StAtu aud Madison stFuGL.
CIRCUIT COUkrs ...
Ellen Ii. Locke began suit yealerlav for