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The Morristown gazette. [volume] (Morristown, Tenn.) 1867-1920, 1876-06-07
Tickets TO Baltimore & New York
AND
Return Tickets to Same Points,
FOR SALE AT
GREATLY REDUCED RATES!
Close Connection made at all Points.
For Baltimore, U.- .Et W.
Philadelphia,
and New York;

Neao York Tickets gid. Baltimore, good to
Stop OUer IN Baltimore and Phitd-
deLpltdG any Length Of Time.
The cheapest route to BALTIMORE is via NOR
FOLK Va. Daily, except Sunday.
For PHILADELPHIA we offer excellent COM
bination of Railway and Steamboat Travel, via.
Norfolk and the Boats of the Baltimore Steam
Packet Company and thence by Railroad to Phila-
deIphia. Daily, except Sunday.
For NEW YORK, the magnificent Steamships Of
the Old Dominion Line, leave Norfolk, Va, every
Monday Wednesday and Saturday evenings.
Close connection made with Steamships at Norfolk
for New York, or and after the LIST of March.
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orOttte dvertfsem emts.


Agricultural Implements Seeds Wagons PIOws, Teshes
Mowers Wheat Drills Fertilizers, Mills, EyapOratOrs
Straw Cutters Shelters Hay Bailers, Cider Mills &c.
The Morristown gazette. [volume] (Morristown, Tenn.) 1867-1920, 1876-06-07
There are no Routes Equal to These IN
CHEAPNESS, ELEGANT FARE
AND SPLENDID SCENERY.

1foND, va. -. 80. s 1s 15
Fare from BRISTOL,~Tenn. to PETERS,
BURG, Va. - 1915
Fare from BRISTOL, Tenn, via. Norfolk to
steamer inciuded9 -. :. 5 16E46
Fare from BRISTOL, Tenn, via Norfolk to
and state room on steamer ineinded) @ 5 1895
Fare from BRISTOL, Tenn, via Norfolk to
NEW YORK, via Old Dominion s. s. Co.,
(meals and state room on steamer includ-
ed) ........... -..-....-.: y ~ w
Fare from BRISTOL, Tenn, via Norfolk,
Baltimore, and thence all railroad, via
Philadelphia, to NEW YORK, meals and
state room on steamer included) ........$ % 90
Fare from BRISTOL, Tenn. via Norfolk to
BALTIMORE and return, (meals and state
room on steamer included) ........... 81 90
Fare from BRISTOL, Tenn, via Norfolk to
NEW YORK and return [neals and state
room on steamer included) !. ..-........ IS so
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Kansas Central Land Agency.

SALIVA. MAJ, JOHN " BERKs, Gent Manager.
Real Estate business generality also have for
sale all the lands of the Kansas Pacific Railway
Company, amounting TO 5, 900 900 acres of the
most desirable in Central and Western Kansas al
and City Property in salina and the neighboring
towns, for sale at all times.
RE Send for the Kansas Central Land Journnlp
a large 32-column monthly paper, see what they
have for sale and read al about the great Keystone
State Of the West.
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Claiborne Chancery Court. /
Orde1. of Publication. S

John c. Collins VS.. Mathew Collins ct. ais.
EROM THE BILL FILED IN
n this cause, which is sworn to, it appears that
Joshua g. Collins and James Sergeant, are mons
residents OF the State of Tennessee, so that the
ordinary process of law cannot be served upon
them. 1t is therefore ordered that publication be
made for four successive weeks in the Morristown
GAZETTE, notifying said nonresident defendants
on or before the Cd Monday of October next and
make defense to said bill, the same viii be taken
for confessed ard this cause set for hearing ex-
parte as to them May TO- 1876 A true copy of
the order B. AUSAIUSy C. & II.
ByJ. L. RoeERs, d. O. & NJ.
May II 4w-prs fee SIS. EfEA& A
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Baggage Checked Through.
Cheap and Fast Freight Line.

Cheap and Fast Freight Line.
This is also the great Freight Line for all points
in the southwest and northern cities Time as
quick and rates low by any other route.
Goods forwarded in through cars without break of
bulk. All claims promptly adjusted. Through
bills of lading issued with rates guaranteed from
Bristol, New York, Phiadelphia and baltimore,
by our agents. ~ - = tf
New York agent-C. Z. Evans 303 broadway st !.
Philadelphia agent-John s. Wilson A s. fifth st.
Baltimore agent-W. NJ. Lawson, 157 w. Balti-
more street.
Be careful to have your goods marked -" Vir-
ginia and Tennessee air line, via Norfolk Va.n
For further information apply to Depot Agent at
Knoxville and Bristol, address
w. Il. nj. WORD,
d General Passenger agent,
Feb. 8, 1s76-49. Lynchburg, Va.
, 1876-08-14

enue, vnn nurcn e,fees, AMI Ma,.on street, wlll
knon t,c ,ccmprd whist art dwellings thrnugh
it- entire length from Twelfth Mrrcl, TwrltIl,
street will feel tho bcnehta uf Increased fraycl very
t,ntertnlly rl,1,ld tic road be- extended 10 Douglas
lnrk. It will aid lnrscly 10 the h,.Ineta Of Won
lnrrn Atreci. n,ii r.lll moso 10 Tint Of Madison
sArcr. and through these hn't other channel, help
10 swell the volnne Of business IN the Houth Side,
and at the knrtc time to develop sctall husInehs
A1nng all these routes.
Its notable fact that, In alt cl.tes regularly laid
cat, the *tlIagonaI routes" whether ordinary
rtreth ar hotse.rarnA.ts, bccuino great con-
.1ncnts - thorptlghfarse, and drain TO 10
apeNk} NIL the contiguous streets. Ogden Avenne
will 1nve one peculiar advantage, and that II, 1t
will have no competing diagonal rnntc, md will
consequently sweep Tho whole territory 10 the
southwest, which of tnmcnsc extent. ClJhourn
avenue Ii, In measure. competitor ut Milwnu.
krr avenue, Archer nvenfe n cnmrolltot uf 1slne
lathnl, bnt Ogden nvpnur atGnls alone, and Will
tc thc great ''oninium sathcrum" for tbs whole
southwest part 0f Tic city. a will at donle future
day rOnr All Immense c1hconrse Of people into the
central, west, nrn sonth d!yisuna, md 10 Madison
HrGet bn as the tributary Missouri TO- The Mfsss.
s1npi River. Thu territory opened by thta road
will nffor tito Cllrnre4t and nearest honcs for our
citizens That can BIZ fund IN my direction, and
furnish thnHo nsrealy estab'leed tl,sre lncant Of
escape 10 bntnGsA which, they have been lacking
forward to with eager expectation, On tho whole,
WI luay consider the Ogden Avenue Horse. .flAlroad
thn most notable event affecting the stains and
yalno of lntgc extent Of trtrt6ry Of any project
!naNEnratcd since tho great airc Of 1871.
fEyESTf1AfnH.
, 1876-08-14

10 The Editor 4 The TFttH6.
CHICAGO, Aug. 12.-Wlil you ALLOW ne to say
through ynus columns that fn,ly synpnthfzo witt,
TINT p.a,soworthy spirit Of economy whlcll sug-
geats the emitting own Of tho wagca Of tho achool-
u,a'nms, not only h. Chicago but throughout tho
whole State Their money Is so easily earned
oily AIx houra' work. k.-And when those nro over. no
arranging of lcsaona for tho next dHJ, no mental
worry oror TINT thouGht lla however conscientious
md pa!nstakin9, she must continually suffer from
mIsre presentation; AMI, ua for any need Of accumu-
lating for ~ rainy day. It Ia entirely opposed to
the eEtabshr nrdtr Of things fora woman to expect
mora than the present calls for. Suppose they do
s1y TINT women who have the same amount Of
work to do entitled 10 at lcast half Hnch pay
the n!Gn, nuI that they who fcc,l Tho mind
should he paid much A. the cook, WHO feeds tho
body, thus insIn,.hting that NOR, are unis.st ard
non.prusrcss!yr; d0ce mt "MlgAti nsakc right" In
thlt matter, rs III every othor7 Do we not tax onr
sclres almost mich for school. purposes rs our
c1car.hflls nm0nnt TO-, md yet they ars not hatia
t1chf II we yir1d to att these demands, how 10 ntf
this to rnd except tn complete snprclnacJ ni un-
grateful wonaHhoodt Can WI uEufd to cIftail our
private expenses for thtHf ia health no dear or
education much to he desired, us e be pnrchated
at tho cxpenso Of hc enjoyment to be afforded by
prime lfhyann! lty all mrnns cut them down.
md show lliom that We hAs0 yet Independence
enough to resist wrong. !. GGMAtn,
, 1876-08-14

10 the EdfseT NJ The TTfbuHe.
CHICAGO, Aug. l2.-fIave the Comfy Commits.
s!onera the power to lsaue bonds Of the county to
build tho new Cont.llonse, under the sueclal net
passed for that purpose. ana which took effect
Ap,l j, 1871 II that nc, al tho time Of 'ts pas
sagu was vatld,-i. o., II tho Legislature had the
power to pass special act on the rnh}cct-then Is
the act still In force. and tho county authorities
nipy lawfuiy ts4ue such lturls. -.......
For It ts 4 wcl.knuwn rule OF ]aw that . general
Inv dneA not, BY Implication, repeal knet!al law,
and t.cro 10 no unnht that tho act passed. to enable
llle authorities nt Cook County To rebuild tho
coart-lluuRe and jai Is special act. |, sppn;;
entity Erneral in IT. terms. and ia arpcablg to AZ
Inhabitants. Thts could only apply to
The County Of Cook. for no other county in this
State hns Or IL likely TO- have population o. 100,
900. IT IL inst III 1auc!! special law a. j Cook
County had bean named and tho act had been In
c1presa terms applicable only to that county. It
helny then aprcIaf net, !s not repealed by the
genrful law paFsed afterwards and which wcnt In
10 effect March u, 1874.
Now, In order to determine whether this law IL
constitutional, It IL necessary to in1ults whether
\ general law could barc been made applicable 10
lhs ca4e. The answer must be. It could. Tho gem
era1 law which wn.It into effect March 81. 1874,
was and ID 80 applicable, Tho rrsclal lazy, then,
tanat bs unconstitutional, For the Constitution
Tree Il. S., r. 15} provides that ''ln, all eascs
where general Inv can be mAae applteablc, no
special law ehn!l b0 enacted" j. ".
, 1876-08-14
ACliO0trnOAHD 1NTtiuuEs.


CnIcAau, Aug. l0..- -iatetssted parties who have
been interviewed by the reporters In resaEd 10 the
lute maracr have apparently tried IL give tho pub.
lie tu nlldcr1taMI ihlt the statements chargtn.
Mss. Sullivan with acilng In cantprt With curtain
members Vt tho Hoard Of Education to contrul
tho management Of uus schonls were recently
manufactured by lii. Hanford and arc without
any foundation In fact. Without indorsIng thu
tics to the inetloty of Mr. lIanfoe, That sI1aliar
stories have leea CnEEeas In our educational clrc,rs
Tor lon. tlHs. hlotr than sso years ago II VIA
comnun talk aud the general understanding uEvuy
taat Mn. Sullivan lthen A[ss Burt,anaul anl i
certain few mr1aberb Ut the Hoard were deter
Mlnea 10 tetasc how the scht,uts should ~ tin, W
G!ss I1 all tH thclr piSsE tu throw discrelit mud
di..fuct un the whole school management Thc
sule'Or.saln pulley ns then tnausuratcd by theal.
"1l statu Dus uf thr gIuuniis for lhts grt.r!al
understanding aud bG;ieS: rfcaugnt articles,
generally accredited to 3lss tIuchanai MID tltlr
aulhorthlp hs,es dcned, were appear .nx IN sl,u
" the Chicago papefs. .etsrciy crtt!r!slnS the
general management of the schools, nnI making
reckless charges Nn4 ins!untious uHaIlsl tlosu In
conltol TITO wE1tsr was syiIsutly kent thoroughly
informed VI vii that wis lrunsp|rnx In NuarI au1
CoMmlttte msutings aud s!sswhu1c. The usust
ebushs u lhu c!lafGes madu In thcae Articles were
recognized friends aud co-Wolksra VI thl4 lady.
pa cue Sccaslou, when onc ol these mem1sss had
, 1876-08-14

CnIcAcot Ang. Ill hayn rcnd with In
tense interest the Articles editorial md otherwise,
published III TITS TRIBUNE on the silver question.
Could tho mass but understand how great a wrong
was rtspetrated upon thcm BY that ln,1nEtons act
Of 1879, thcrn wuntd be nothIuR e1so Thought OF.
In political sense, until tho old honest alfScr
dollar Of our forcfathcra was rHtArncd to us. "A
II now ia, tic bondholdora and their or.
ganS, notably tho Chicago TINES. nre endcnvor1nE
tn pcrycft tho honesty and Integrity VI thc hmGrl.
con people by cryinE ''shHtnt," anu uennhntlne
tho movement 10 rcinorctfze tho Silver dollar ns
step toward rupndattonl Let not the people DC
Az waa remarked by Mr.. john r. 1,ennett, In h's
communication pnblIabet ly yoa, yesterday lct
ut SEQ TO u thht no candidate ioe C0n'
Krcee, or asrtrant for Senatorial hnnetH, be nom'
mated unttl he shall hnvu given hta most soioMn
pledge to labor fnr tho decentralization OF altstf.
Let this be mhdr measure Of tile peorio, not oI
parties; and II q politician Anrc raiAc Ills hntd nf
vOtcr agninst 1t, let his political dnysh ho numbered
In communication published tn ono 81 tile
evening pnrcrs yesterday, ". i. coo!batsh, ESQ,
declared this rilvcr matter the qucr1n Of tho hour.
and prccted that II ailvcr remain demoneti1ed
the American people will in tiinu become but hew'
cra OF wnod mid drawers Of wAlcr for the nations
Of Europe. When men ilke Mr.. Bennett, NJ :. a.
N. Wright, Mr.. ConbauEh, anil Thousands bt
other professional and business men. and powerful
tDurua!s like TIE CHICAGO THInrxK, Give utter.
ancs to demands siGhtc0ns and tuat, let po!ti.
clans. In and out Of Congress, hecd them ur be-
ware, rao SlLrEE.
, 1876-08-14
THE CITY.
GENEnAL NEWS.

Durp,nrs entered The drugstore Of a. c.
Mussclwhite, No. :s3 West Madison street, and
took 500 ont Of tho moucy'tlraWcr.
Tine, a:45 q. m. Rural passenger 10 hacl<-
man:. ~ told you to takc mo to 50 eixtecnth
street. and you've brought ME to III Fifty'ntnth
street"
George Sterling, Of No. 6 West I.nke street,
won't OF spree Saturday evening, and when he
recovered missed Ills watch. chain, and pocket
book, tho whole valued ut See5.
The reception to The Rev. Dr.. noratto stot-
bins, Of San Frunctsco, which wns to havc been
held this evening at tho Church of tho Messiah,
Is unavoidabls deferred, Dr. Stcbbtns being
catc'l TO leave the city day earlier than ho had
, al first arranged.
Mrs. Margaret Buchanan Sullivan still con.
ttnucs very law. though no c'lnngc has fccn no.
tItcd IN her condition during the past twenty.
slccplessncss, which ncccsstates the use Of
morphine by the hypodcrtnlc process.
The Second Regiment will leavcs its armory
this evening at 7:30 otc1oek, escorted by the
Great German Military Banf for the Exposition
ceptlon by alr. Il. J, Crc.woid. A nne pro-
ETammo las been prepared for tho occasion.
Al Oglcn's Gsnye yesterday. thcro wns a pic
mic of tue Sons Of Herman, Among The speak.
crs of the OCCASION was Arthur Ether, who
talltcsi politics to tho distasse s oi inc erowA;
An inciptcnt riot occurred, Which, was quenchea
with difficulty by the poles. Tncrc were no
nrrcBts.
The race between the boats belonging 10 1thc
FarraEut Loaf Club, tho Kcnilworib, Ada H.
Hayden, and Dertha Palmer, postponed from
7 o'clock stinrp, wind and water permitting. As
tho boats arc ut very light build, tho snoothcst
water |. absolutely necessary fur successful
Ma1tson 70 tn stnEc.hss5 ~ ~" Twcft strr"i ~
~
LIE oincr aay younE Inan eaiieu IN a. 2
taa!onnH'e .os,h 9 anu spenI tise suhstaiice o.
TIchs M MaSGs ~ I.uin'!S .Au1"ct, witca lc
ocalIess ahou,t PC ,or~h,t.ea III tcrinli nhta-
aotne younts laMy. ihe lE,a!lact @ns TO 10 con,-
v1aia siehssy Eresushp, h hstce1I, NesPsrs, A."
nl!sauoa, fass,eh,nic Losc1 Auorh1tnh, ,neslfe,
nnu sevefat otaer assnftesi rasa't!hs. u T. oc'
tlesea tnol ttis trlnlts scnr'ica u" % %aesss1a'1n
ncen'!sc heAl Hav ytung woman callesi u lug
uofst,a, anu ha'i; sna ,t!tldeIstanl
tns lanRGanSe ot noWeist i!e tMwcd' a'li
ELL, 5nl r. aM'; a. ~ woua" nase shsa !, he
n.uHt NY F,a' kt'H @ i,is =, =, y. anu you cai. sue
SAY, w1ls s.ne ncsltaslon nnn hms e';lof, "aay
Win nowc.S as'{ t ttalnE ~ you Mamt @ 70; MM'Atl,
~ ana"eIes', With 'ow oow, eh.i eSlfrss
~ the arrangement, COLOR nnii iragfa''ee u
hoWcFf, tEc who,o eatnllt Sl Iassio,', from sifni
!nyc q Galonay, haired, AMI teveDEo."
nent' k'e sa1u, " Elye nc oo,i41c4 70 fnean
ou a7c 2 cntlckiG-Iieatcu, s~Alln~'miloo,
etln-waistea clam tdoh L care how fnach
'osle' .
THAT t1tsn ie,it. pApEn.
<4!.t1s rah a ol rssm c.'Ies M ~. " 3svor , o.
, 1876-08-14
HOW TIL DOSD9 READ.

70 fka 1Sdlf0F ~ 7Hs TF15NNt
CHscAao, Aug. I'LL was surprised on reading
tho aIlver correspondence that there should be
much tl!vusstJ OF opinion as tn tho wording Of
Government bonds. All my wcattl, Is invested In
them, md to-day, having occasion to visit the
Depository, examined my bonls and tnd that in
tho 10.41a md 5-:.0s there Is not one word said
or implied na to what kind OF do,tars thcy
shall lie paid In, neither do the words "gol " OF
''cois occur tn any part II tho bond. Tho now
Is Of 1870 read. t'1trlcrlnabe in coin Of Tho
standard ranc OF tho unlted states on tts safa
duly II. 1B!l0."
dent think II would be any great inlustIrc 10
holders OF 5-20A md l0.i0s to huYe them paid In
current money, mid II silver dollars were standard
cola in lK7O tho nrw 5s may Justly ba paid In
tlcm. Yours truly, c. q, D.
, 1876-08-14
LETTERS FROM TIE rE0pLE-
woHKIN1MES'a PARTY.

TO tho @salf1f n Tts Tff5nnS.
CnIcAao, Aua. n.-ln the platform, of tho Work.
inEmcn's party of tho United 6tatos 6nd Ills
cla'sro: "Frohih1tton Of al labor By chihl.en bc.
loH the aEo OF II years." IN updcrstantl IT, this
party iH Gotian up to eBafAt working ncn anh
women In ptusding for tht.nselyeB and famitisp
without bolng restricted 10 tho system Of accounting
stated sum for their wngus II all children unar
IL ycnrs Of aXo arc to bc prohibited from labor,
mud The small nmunns ot muncy this work would
brnG them, What ID to hecotnc Of thu Thousands
nf widows who ars 1eft with larCn families
to psorlts tar, md every cl,,lI hollow lllu
ngc nf -? Tho mothor'E portlon-sHppo.lpg ai,o
could extract tfne IRON hcf abundance OF i,u14o.
hold labotr, and i would srqutfo fame nade of
iron to 90 thrungh with hcf matasnal cars aside
frlM ths-wo,tlu be 1acso piltanco toward ia:d.
lnk and clotLins host Of l!ttlo oneH. There uro
to eight little ones 10 look after.
}y getting the Lays into dry gondE utorcs "a cash.
Toys anu thr girls 10 asaorting rags In sofnu dirty
ooa. whereas, Il tcIr tllne cuu3d not BE- ntliizs,
starvation Or beGgary would stare them in he fare,
a!1i The sIFeeta M i1ioro thiekIy rhronged with nt.
Dasy. ycntnrs 20 ASSERT tat pnc' ~ the catl,
nnd crsand.boys III thia city bcug to families liz
are thansin! 70 ret tho small pittauee their time
Or conr" = lIiey cenld be sent to school, lhc!s
tlh fHtli!rs hnt, wien Il w0tnNn llaH uEe to
slnt hGt ~ providing fur hur nl1tprIng excepting
,hs t.ail hf,nEs o sso snsnsnt uPoa hsf i9f
lherc IL any cinncu 10 ulIlizu them, it is n hura
enough thsk for u wu,nan who IL dependent un .lef
own labor to furnish hume, fooa. and csoth!h:
u providing fur i hu,,sctnf OF children.
, aad tr,snd-a Ar's, good wol,a.l-sshoHe has.
saas WV usy s q hcf " III ,. he
sns'h!aS.up i ,hs % sa ass dtaaa is1t s@ oily n.y.
10 @ sss!npiac @ rhsr WI VI. pSF pSos soSm ssSa nIt t.t
" he aad left lf-his elaff, biz magnetism suetug
, 1876-08-14
point; while those whom they ,nay 1ayc IN
luence1 To become gucsts tllctpwill lc rsa,c,ut
ozoS'zeD ox.MARR0W For rue HAIR,
ny nnck 1tayhcr. nlakrrs Of thu ''Afar.t fn,o,n.



MuvEr--f}y drowning at rnlun CIV Nieh-
Aug: Il, Charles L., aldca ron uf John &, McVs,,'
nECsl IL years 4 nnnths hnl q days. '1'
Notteo 0f funeral and services at Cothrfr,, =.
s.. fctcr and fnut hereafter. :"
KEL9Ey-Sunday morning. Aug. 10, Jarnc,u
son Of N. n. nnd sa,ah q. d. Ke'rry, a.e, "a
yenr. The body will hp takcn 10 Wisconsin -. !.
}ntcf1nent. WI
Funeral sorr,ccs at 10a3 Wr.t Irarr!eoo.ut ~.
(Mondarl afternoon nj = o'clock. 'Aa
please COPY. 'Aees
1tt1NT-Chicago, Aug. II, 1910, of uervnu, 81.
fect!on of tho hrain, Leandur Il. Hunt, fUrnrf1 a.
q FairpoEt' n. Y. agc ~ ycasA. Was hulied X
,rD~ Fai'port and Rochester IN. Y.) p,o4,.
p1caac copy. '@ps"
s1tAW-1n thts city, Saturday, tlc 12ti, int. =,
M!phthetin. David Bradley, youngest sun Of john
md Is days. "''A'a
Fnnernl Monday at 10 o'clock from 7lo w,.,
,quINNo1n thIa city, Aug. II. catl,arsne, vii.
Funeral o. Monday, M 14th, at 10 ne, m. from
her late rcsttencc, No. 1s4 1suttcrhcld,tt., to St
~ GlaaRow. Scotland, inpcrs please copy,
, 1876-08-14
the telegraph boy, who brings him tito follow
Tous special 10 CntcAoo Tn1nuaE nttout e,rcus
accident refused. Please pay bcascr Soa: Il.
THE COURTS.

RECORD or HuslHEss TRANSACTED SATURDAY.
Judge Farvc1l will deliver ,'ec,s!on to-lnor-
row morning In the Englcwood College easc.
Tic hearing In the matter Of tho petition OF
james NJ. Barton and wlfa TO adopt child
named Masy Sherwood, who ls claimed by the
notorious Icnnfe Browning, was set for satur-
lay afternoon bcforo Judge Farwel1, but was
postponed by agreement TIL Wednesday, after.
moon, oniug IN tho abacnte of the Judge.
nANkRUrTcY MATrE1&s,
Tho composition meeting III tho caAe Of
Nathan T. Smith was set aside on acco,lnt of
the lebtor'e inhblltt! TO comply with It's terms.
III the care Of X. Il. FUraast, an ost1ur was
mnte authortsing the sale Of the bankrupt'd
In the matter Of Join A. At,rrns, an or,lcr
'Yns made for the sale OF the bankr,lpt's real
estate ut auction. after three wccks' notice IN
the Journal.
Tho eretlltors OF Jatncs Wiley 4 Co. held \
meeting Saturday morning, hut declined to at-
rept The ct>,,,UpsttiOu Of Is i,er cent offered l,y
the l,ankrupts. The bankruptcy proceedings
will therefore 20 I'm as taltnl.
u. y, Jenkins Was appointed Assignee of ISL
Tho meeting In the case Of A, j. Hanche.tc
FOR tlc election Of an Assignee was adjourned
The meeting for s'mlar purpose In the case
Of Z. Eugene Caldwell WAS postponed until
Crriitors' meetings. for the election Of Assign
ccs will be held this morning at ~ q. NJ, In tho
fei,oMGT @ eass' ,r s'm1;f n %epp W. II soe'
eat',losttion meeting will bn held Ut IL T. m.
IN tho tnatter Of Abraham ltosenslal..
A second gcMcrai meeting viii be held In tho
enso OF O. G. Thompson, lit 2 y. n.
surEntuH COURT IN BnlEP.
Albert l.. mud Daniel +. Hale, begun suit
fur 81, ,0D0 againkt Charles OverToekcr.
Henry =. NtIllar1l filed bill against Gertrude
F., tieorrc H., aud Edward A. nix, and Alfred
Hrft f$1f f%hJIA II ftx-
Oil Lots !, Z, ., TO- and II. Of Doc1k 8, In Mill
+. Of the y: ". u Of Sec. 26, -, md Is.
Cn.hnrnc Ferret began q suit 1os 1e,cc;5
Nov Orleans, nn,l, another for u like an,ount
ngaInst the Hume Insurance. and BanliIng Can.-
E!izai.etl, Drako suc.l David Preston, g. A.
Kcai, +. W. Crosfcy, and JAMES Payne for
Patrick Moran commenced IN action against
rcter nags.5r asS nnd tho City Of Chicago, laying
W. il. Woodward begun suit IN tro'pass to
recover <5,99 damages from the Illinois Cen
Harley Grccn ct ii. sued E. q. Oryts for $4,000.
llnraco White bcgnn an action to recover
&8, 900 from uermaun Lob.
CIRCUIT Cor,lT.
uarol!ncJ. Rrlagnan Alri 4 It'll estur1nY
aga!nst Henry a., William, md Guy Catlln, n,,1
II. ]. Sheldon, Trustee, mud Richard Water
man, s'tcss'ssor Il, trust, to toroc!oee q trust
ssis Ssisg ~ pas u .So WIZ ~ pF'sec sec
william i. Hynoa uns, w.fo flied petition tn
bo allowed to ad"pt Harry olwoll, child about
Patrick nnph began sut III trupuss against
The Chicago City Railway Compsuy, claiming
ea0o0 damages.
JUpoaErre.
sNrEHtpn urT-CnIrEna1oSH-B. II. Rnpth-
wiClt a. F.. ~ NkNiCn nt L.
, 1876-08-14

Cn,cAoo, Aus. 12.-Altow me to cosrec. an
error In Tuceday's TRIBUNE In regard tu ths new
mission Of the lsaptltts The mlssiDn Is located on
Western avenue, near Taylor street. II was
osi gn4.cd not by the 1lcs. Dr Gootlspecd. hut by
bro!lcr Of his. j. ". uoodspccd, IN cnterprIslny
book publisher on Clark street Tho pastors Good
speed ARE successful workers, and lha onc. though
not ordained By men, hi call to - tulaIl hts
vcluran In thu mlnIAtty. IL preaching There An The
prospect u good work IL strong. SO, while llA.-
rsDn stEcet IL given up account o! ita location,
lug city, Respectfully, A, H. i,