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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1876-08-26
PRINCE MILAN INVITING MEDIATION.

VIENNA, August 25, 1915
Prince Milan last night invited all the foreign consuls
TO a conference at tho palace. 1t Is understood the
conference related to negotiating armistice and
peace that the Prince expressed desire for peace,
and requested mediation looking thereto
PRINCE MrLAS's APrEAL POWERS MEDIATION.
Tho Political Correpon fence publishes the following
particulars concerning the overtarcs Of Prince Milan
for peace-
Full justice having been done to military honor by
six days hghtng at Acxnarz where there is no pros
pcct OF success for either sdc the continuance oil
the struggle would only involve use
less sacrifice OF lifc and further losses;
therefore, the Prince summoned the representatives
OF the guaranteeing Powers declared his readiness
gratefully accept their good Offices, and offered TO
respond to the couuscls OF Europe He requested them
to their influence re.csablsh good understand
ing between himself and the Porte and procure the
cessation Of host,ites everywhere, including Monte
nogro
Tho foreign representatives Immediately communi-
Gated by telegraph with respective governments
AUSTRIAN TERRITORY VIOLATED Dy THE TURKS.
lara, August %, 1876.
Tho Turks yesterday violated The Austrian frontier,
Ossoipik; scizcd ninety sheep cattle and fired
upon the peasants, wounding one Another was cap
turcd and dccapuatcd They also fired the Austrian
gendarmcs and retrcated their territory with
the Two compan OF Austrian troops have ar
rived at Ossoink.
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OBSERVATIONS on NASAL CATARRH AND
" Catarrhal Deafness" BY A.. N. williamsoa, y. D.,
clinical physician In the medical dopasment q III
University Of Nov York; priss 10 esnsA AA4ssn - 49,
7Osh 81
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1876-08-26
CABLE NEWS
From All Parts Of the
Old World.
THE TURCO-SERVIAN WAR.
Prince Milan Willing to
Make Peace.
THE BASIS OF SETTLEMENT.
Tchernayeff's Great Victory
A Turkish Rout.
GREEK RSUS TURK.
The Sultan a Hopeless
Invalid.
SUSPECTED BELKNAPISM IN CUBA.
Another Political Conspiracy in
Spain.
THE IRISH RIFLEMEN COMING.
SUSPECTED BELKNAPISM IN CUBA.
Another Political Conspiracy in
Spain.
THE IRISH RlFLEMEN COMING.
WAR IN THE EAST.

P1INCE MILAN WILLING TO MAKE PEACE ON
THE BASIS OF THE ANTE-BxLLUM STATUS.
BELGRADE, August 25, 1875
At the conference last night between Prince Milan
and tho foreign consuls, the latter urged peace Tho
Prince declared his readiness conclude peace .
basis Of the ante bellum status.
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THINK OF 1T LADIESl YOU CAN PERMA-
ncnty bcautfy your xion with GLkNNS SuLrHuD
"IILL'S Haze AND WHIsKnR DYyr black OF brown 5Ou>
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1876-08-26

EFFICIENT REMEDY-THE SILK ELASTIC
Truss sold only by ELASTIC TRUSS COMPANY, 30
, 1876-06-17
ROSE EYTINeE's ATTEMPTED SUICIDE.


MILWAUKEE, June l5,-Ross EytInge, star Of
tho "Rose Michel" Company, performing here
this week, retired to her bod-room Wednesday
afternoon ut3 o'clock, leaving directions that
she was not to bc disturbed till Q. at tho lat-
ter hour at,e was culludi but, not responding,
the door wns forced, unl tho actrcss found .lsl-
conscious, with Mi empt!cl 1nutlanun-bottu
on tic table. Doctors were obtained, an cmctlc
and BtolnAcli-puMp administered, nr.l the Indy
brought hnck to 1Ifc. 1Ior struggles In resist
lug tho eifurts OF the Enedicos were pltiful. She
las evidently very stroMy rensons, Or thinks slu
llas, for quilting this sphere. At, mid
night she was doing WHll, although
very stubborn and angry that Rlle hid
not been permitted to expire. The only
explanation she voucl!sRfctl to the Inquiries Of
fruilds Was, that slu ha1l determined to die, aud
h,Al long contemplated the act III her pars,nnl
drama just played. It appears sllo had that nj
tcrnoon employed Mr.. u. H. jackson, lawyer, to
draw out power of attorney IN favor III Mira.
Qufn, of New York, l.er cousin, who wts traYrl.
ils with her. gtvng ti'at Lady colnp'cte disposal
ttieorEs i. Butler, q New York, tncphew Of
Gen. Dutlcr), WIN Will he remembered for his
pranks while American Consul General In
Egypt. They liatl been separated for time,
hut he lately sought out his wife, at Chicago,
and stc, wOmall.!ikc, opened her arms osico
more, atld he lived With her at her Intel Until
she came here when he returned to Wishing
ton, whore he arts ~ correspondent for sotne
newspaper. Tho cause Of the attempted sut-
eide e supposed To ba domestic troubles
, 1876-06-17
U. 8. SUPREME COURT.

TUE MIRA uA4sAs cAeh'
has decided In favor Of Mrs, Myra Clark
Ga,.s. ~, - ..n,., 49,, ~. o..... Go...t
., ", n,.. - "ppe1' n4 s"' ou
OF tho blate ol LOUISIANA oh Inc le.h of
January, 1855, the appellant applled TO the
Second District Court OF tho Parish Of Orleans
~. t4,o ,rnloto ~ tha ,v,, NJ thc fathor r,uIc,
r,a.,. D., .,ss s,..a =, 49, o.-.a, 49,. ~
C'alk' ny e"e aecfee u thc supreme Coul1 u
tho State, the Will WAS recognized aa the last
will and testa,nents Of Daniel Clark, aud
or,ernd IN hc rewa,f1cd and crcr,,tcd ar aucb
~. G.,n,. a,,,,,n.uro5 ..vo-ni s,,t,. T., a..
~In.,, .s u'1o nn.,.. ~ ., T,a. o.a, 'ts' ~ W."
Circuit Court OF tue onited states 70 recover
sundry tracts Of land mud properties Of great
value, claiming under the will as
inat,tutod bcir of TIM trstator Tho
defendant. applied for revocation Of the will,
alleging tho falsy and inauillc1eney OF the tcst-
mony on whic!. It W. admitted to probatc' and
,n,rrIt or takc by lat viii frnm thc 5,cs1.ut
Mrs. Mrs Gaines M applied for a removal Of the csuse
to the Circuit Court Of tic United States, on the
ground that she was q citizen Of New York.
Thu Court denied tho apnlicatiou, saying TINT IN
its opinion the Federal Court would not take ju-
risdirt1on of n controversy having for IA ohtect
lis annullmont OF viii. The annci]ant thun
nnnfnt] fnr removal an tho grn1tnd Of nrc1,I,Iira
pi,l local influence under tic act Of March, 1857
This application was also denied, the Cuurt rest
FoIorsi tribunal would bot take Jurisdiction
Of the subject matter Of tic contsnvc.sy. A
degree wa entered in tho Parish court, aanull-
ing tic viii, and roynkng tho probate, and this
decree tho Supreme Court Of Louisiana affirmed,
and Mrs. Galnca appealed TO the Supreme Court
OF The United States. Tho Court docs not 70
into the merits Of tho case, but decides that tic
Louisiana Court waa In error In not allowing
Mrs. Galncs to transfer the suit to tho Circuit
Court OF the United States, aud that "a suit to
annul q will "a q tnunI.uunt Of title, and To re-
strain tho enforcement OF DECREE admitting It to
prubate, Is in essential particulars suit In eqnity
aud II Gy tho law obtaining In State, i1istU-
mary or statuary, such suit can be maintained
lii ono OF liz courts, Rhntcycr designation that
court may bear, 1t may bo maintained BY origt.
nal prpceas In tho Circuit Court Of the United
| States, II the parties sre odtIxcus OF different
States"
THE CHINESE IMA1anArIoh DEolaIoN.
No. 478.-Chu Lu,7, t1ainflH IN error, u. y.
II. fireman., It. Il. tletro.asbI Consmisstoner e|
Immt3Yutton, and William 1fcKl1be,1, Sheriff Of
| fht Gin and County ef San Francisco Cal.-ln
error to thu Supreme Court Of the STATIC OF CALI
fornia.-Thc full text OF this opinion las been
published, but the following Byllabua Is giyon
to present a clearer view of what was decided
, 1876-06-17

James Shea was tried for larceny md nc
quilted.
COUNTY COURT.
In the cstato Of Il. Mlt 1cttcrs Parliamentary
were Iseucd to Gertrude Mllt, under bond for
s6,Oo.
THE CALL NoKnAr.
IunoH nIonakTT-sentence day.
Irpun 0Anr-6G0 10 HN7, 6GiI h71 TO E73. And
tfiaf,
Jupax RooEns--sct case 3, ,s4n, Beh.orad.ky w.
..ts sna ~. sisad'' ao' eii to a'l ne'0''s
Junas BooTn-set taas 2, 0a2. 11athaway -.
l!lfno!a Central Railroad Company. And ca!nndat
No.. go, hnf: sos 10 ooo inclusive except 5so
Junos 1eH ii aeAts,.rrn-set M cases 2, 40. Mccon.
nell r. sldr1y: s73. Cole y, y; o;aw: q and :, ~.
calendar. No case IN trial.
.Jun0E FAnwELL-sct caso f5a, Pawua W. Ma
Iupoz w,lEtAxs,-set eate. $50, Rcnnbl!c Life
1nsnrancc Company ". Waller; $40, Taylor ",
Mseifh; boo nsownnS iss "; Taek; 1:oo7' solat
JuDfiMENTs.
suPxRlon CouaT-Goxfess!oxs-L O. K!!nek
VI, OMas Newman anil Horny " 1lIonka, {2Ni. IL.
.tr.en Rn'skssrbosket w. " j.sob r.tef and
Loutsc Pietcr, STE 6h.
JvBez Gtn1-M, ,os 4; Kno"'.9n =; Fel!1 r: and
.Ioseph D. sommcrs. sl7l. .o3. against Conk coun.
x H,hst, s;Ha e. AIt9 ant s g. Dsn"'n w.
renee P!lkinaton sio4. Plume 4 Atwood MINI
featuring Company ~ T. z z j. cublsy and z: +:
Nathan 3. Grow. ss2o. "; s;-Wi!liam Miller Va.
JunGk MaasRs.u. II. Nnrrta -. Alexander Al
ss f TsdtfeH KHsYs Ns:sf sf,9s' q. ee e.
ny,Ab bafr r1e1tk k1ustp anil HULA
, 1876-06-17

II tsreported on good authority tb,t tlle tns-
prisonsuent Of Magllro and Mckee amounts to
huge farce That they arr, In fact prisoners
only In ,,an,e 1t la said that they arc permitted
order their meals from uc.ghbortng res
taurant, aud 10 rcplenish their deinijolns from
that standing order has been issued that III
viaitors calling upon the distinguished gucsts
arr to be admitted to their ruoms nt all hours
Of the day or night 1t Is fact, Of newspaper
notoricty, that The "Owl Club" has dune itaclf
thu honor Of paying It's rcspects To tho great
lhen now betug Lodged at tha expense q the
Government This Club, - is naine signifies, la
usually abroad only At night It b further SAIL
TINT parttes OF friends are continually calling
upon them, not only In the daytime, which Is,
perhaps, mt so objectionable, but also late At
night, when visitors arc freely adnittcd-fenalo
Rs Xgll as ulaic.
, 1876-06-17

a i Wren Gs:h il I'D ~ ws.sinst,n T., ses:
@ e. !sis9 ! az ss s
assS'a aiss s
maEe soR M IA "2 eSxs 1I5s;
sse9s:: ~ sressiy ~ u *ssoa. 4 wi;ES co.s. .sa
A UGIinM T@MEsnAys: @ TiluIssspAya as a.,, AND M,
sslt Y ~. II sd :sa Ips iss.
,ys ans 1s .a sa'.
4 piRaT. GLARS End aPni No TOR ntldaY, yEKY
ss ''s'sss 'ss ss;: 1Ssi Il
IN ABSOlsTMKST or TRACK BtjLKiEs. BR ELF:
p T." r. H;s'
Eois sALKIk can LOAD Of ,lonsES 5t5aT rR0N
tvsf' ss
;f: ae 9
it 4sasss Ssi'FfG r. T. rsHSEs. s %
e . u sSS;
sss H.; 4, sssis; ,!;ss. ss i:
WsHsRKa ( af .a nd s3aR"s e sft''' '0u buy "
J1t,f aALE-A pIIAET0S, itlti0Y tHnr 4 rllAE,:
n SYsn akS' fo ns as ass s ins
al : p.aa s '4
aosses ~ ons F,S 1sy q p;n Gu.nr1 % "te ~ a1d
,i IT, Il asss 81 a Apply
EoE sAlg-ApAuK pliAEIOY;-WILL aEAT ~
:na xa soa sSss @
liz Ii tHS i .jas ! 20 III ''ss'
Tloii sAl:E-AT nAii6AIS.L3AinE, bRIoHTI
s;t = xs hsess% r II III I'll
ss fSs st sssfsz sf;;
fourtceatl'l-. between Michigan aud WABASH atH.
, 1876-06-17

She ia sleeping, swectIy sleeping,
While tho atarA, thuis vlgils kcuping,
Watch o'eE the EIumbarct theru;
While each lnuonbean sufsIy glance1,
And With ailsery light tt dances,
kissing the paIlld face 10 fair.
She Il sleeping. gently sleeping,
Aud perchance her hraft ID ieApinE
Wildly with strange delight,
~ her aoul In fields EIysian
tireets each bright, enchanted vision,
In dreamlanl fair aud bright.
beautiful slccpur fondly dreaming,
Az Luna's lustt0rs light 10 streaming
Softly through the lattice there
Ripping, waving. gently glaHcine.
Der her Textures s0ftty t!AnrlnE,
Playing with ler golden half.
Peacefully s,umbcra tho fair sleeper.
Holy angels guard and keep her
III the watches OF the night;
As from ttiais, toll. and care,
Hwettly rests The slumbcrct
Till Aurura sheds heF light
DECATUR, III. D. D. N
, 1876-06-17
WORK AND WAIT.

Work and walt, and you witt surely
Win tho gueEdDn you desire,
II your aspirations lead you
To seek something no6let-h!gher.
Thsfa II room for i'll to labor;
They who use their brawn and brain
For high and holy purpose
Shall not work anl WHlt Ia vain.
Work and walt with lopa and prayer
Fnt Gods guidance III the Right,
And YOU ehall not work In dArkncss,
Hut in Ills own radiant light.
I,0t lAls 4Acrt1 truth Aasnra you,-
Let It In your heart ab!lo:
All who learn His law. nn1 keep II,
III tho cna atu gloElGcd.
10 your lot ampug tho tow1y,-
DO the lnftT PASS you by
With lnok VI tc1ttI OF pity,
Or hunk Qyerted ey9, 9,-....
lIue4 them nut. but work BcEcHely,
For the Muster WILL a1luft.
In She and, The balance truly,
tfyon haTs but faith and trust.
That sruItion III tho future
unto which your sau1 aspitea
hu'sr Is tesche4 II yatt arc guided
hut by low aud hasa drstlesi
Woallh, sud fame. and high onduMmepts
Gsnnat keep your heart elato
II hugh aud holy pufpoAo
Teach J0u MT 10 work aud wait.
laAa1 L. NealNsox
, 1876-06-17
A Nutlu Cathedral fsufupd.

.Ntfo 1DFE L1l4R1EIt TFESfIo' -
We rcgltt tu nots by our foIelgn exchanges
that tile once splendid Cathedral u A!cs4andrta,
Italy, has been destroyed by dEe. The body Of
thu venerable building waa entirely burnt 70 the
della Salute wa saved, and the miraculous
statue Of our Lady which It cunt4i,n was found
unlnlurcd The fact appears all the nlors aA-
tonlsAug wheu WI arc assured that the silver
covering which enveloped the vSueEabla Image
melted away uudsr tha heat 1t the fire, and that
ths an<1eat wooden dgurs wsA Left untouched
, 1876-06-17

CHICAGO, June Il, 1871.
On motion Of Aid. Gilbert, tho document WAS
The Committee on Printing, to whom was re-
fcrrcd tho matter Of examining tho ballots al
legged to have been tnmpertl with In tho First
District Of tho Tenth Ward, reported no CAUSE
for action, aul tho report was laid over for pub
Il was ordered TINT the Committee on Public
Buildings report on oil matters referred to
them, al the nuKt regular mepting Of tho Coun-
81, esleek. eas '''' 1t made '' special 0''sf ''F
The Committee on Licenscs reported that there
orc al unlicensed saloons, go unlicensed pool
tables, 2la unlccuscd billlatd-tablcs, and un-
licensed ton-pin alleys
Tho Committee recommended that IN order
he passed instructnE the City Clerk to furnish
the nn1nes Of all dc1inquents to tho City Attor-
tho Clerk further 70 publish the list Of sucil
names III two daily newspapers, one printed
in English and one In tile German language,
selecting such papers as will print 1t at The low
An order for tho purpose accompanied the re-
port, which was ordered published.
CDIv1N AED 3lOHsE.
Tie following document was presented ny
Aid. Aldrich, and merely read for Information,
tho Council taking no act!on upon 1t:
WuanEAs, this Council hns beon Informed by u
lcttor Of the Hon. II; p. colyln. published IN the
sa, .s sP sPSshs 81 i M.e H haa Seen
| poIn{ed by him Assistant Corporation Counsel
with power to act q corpomsion CoInsel tompo.
I'll e siprovIng liz said ssppoInt
"1 Hssozrt 'tf9S' TSat In tho opinion Of 4 Council the
tbs Ky hs AS g
of no yallai.y sGst tlsfs s no aathorsy Gf
sSsS 5 Sty Ct asy e. sis Ell If
H. Mo1se AZ Assistant cerro'atl@on @ c9unsel % Or
~ su1as 81 G o e
the said 2. H. Horsc, purportlnF to 70 doug for, OF
behalf Of, Of IN tho namo Of tho City OF Chicago.
a. Its attorney or otherwise.
| A motion to adjourn was lost.
luton nsevlously read, which was opposed by
| Aid. White. Tie order OF business was called,
when Aid LaWfer moved to adjourn, which the
Chair would not recognize.
Aid A!drich moved to refer his resolution to
the judiciary Committee. Carried.
| AID, Lawlcr again moved To adjourn. Lost.
| TIE LAW DEPARTMENT..
| Aid. Thompson Offered tho following ordi-
| nnnce:
THAT tho City Attorney shall, until tho furthc,
ohsf Of ossr s oy SS '
aid control Of all legal business aud procceiingf
In which the city Interests nre involved, and shall.
tho City Cauncll, employ such adllttona! connnc
a. he may think necessary, to be paid out Uf tht
amounts Appropriated for thu legal department,
power 10 oxercfse any conrol over such legal busi-
ness Of tho city or 10 employ counsel to attend tc
| city business upon any other hflccr or officers o
tue ety. other than tic City: Attorney, are hcrcb,
Aid. A1drich moved to rcior to the Committe.
On Judiciary. Carried.
Adjourned.
, 1876-06-17

aets d9no since that time. | ahnll claim that am
sntrely exempt from any llahti'sy whatever for
tsnoss sxe % o,"t nrs ~ rnn, @ =" I'M" nrr @ n
dlcnt servant, TfnMAS HOME.
sTnKETs AND ALLEYS.
The Committee on Streets ani Alleys fnr the
Wcnt Divltlun fcr0rtcda,lvcracly nn tle a1nen,l-
mcnt to the. ordinance for laylng n hosse.cnr
track On Ogden avenue. Tho amendment pro.
vidoa TINT tho clty sl,alI, at The end Of twenty
years, II TIM Company's franchise be mot re-
'icwss', purchase tro1l tho Company all old
Quite lengthy discussion arote On a report
q tue Committee m Streets and Alleys of the
North Divislon recommending tho paving uf
Chicago avenue from Clark street to the river,
some Of the Aldermen obleciing on The ground
that the city had no. money To pay Tor l.a por-
tEon: On lts being stated ihat tho contractors
wo''ld wait upon the city for thor pay, this or
der was passed,
Tus FULLERTON AVENUE CONDUIT.
Tho report OF the experts who have examined
tho Fullerton avenue conduit work was su'-
tnittcd, and Is NJ follows:
7t> e. az s.d fsI ts. sf XIX ~ 1sen eoGas1
Fullerton ayonue conduit, and and ~ follows:
of tho completed part runninR west from The lake.
Git, Into thee bfickwork tor our inspection. we
work. Thu, ennit, Of frat ring, nlso the aucoad
to Third ring but in HoarIy eli casss thc oi'ter
fourth ring was found to bo perfectly FREQ from
cement, mid tho bricks being thrown in promis.
cnoMhiy rcgariess Of thapn or Boli1ify, ana We
think Il totaily unfit for tho prt4auto thot IL Will bu
likely subjected to at tomc future lime.
Thcrefoto, wo cannot sec any wny ont Of tho d.
lcmtna but by iaklng down. this arch In sections
and rebuilding tho hamc 1t boing III our Wow, the
on1y practicable WV q tsmeaylng ths eyil: ,-
In returning II the shaft VIC proceeded cast along
the conduit to tbs 1aku end, and Dn examination
we found tho work with one or Two exceptions APP
pnrcntly vol done. We nuxt Waited tho work at
1.nrraheo stEcet where wo found Tho work to le
a., It being partly rock and partly clay Tie slay
tho arch was bni1t and tho button then blastet ont,
the arch being cxposcd to The frequent concns-
The brick work, but cannot say 10 what extent.
In estimating the cost Of takin1 down the upper
arch, commencing at the sptlnElng line. and rc
mate on tho length Of l,2o0 fuc. so 9o 80 taken
down. wo think It wonld cost 50, COO, or at tho
rate at 81 rcE lincal foot.
All Of which IL respectfully submitted.
GkOaSE ClAHnhns,
CoMNEi1Us PNtcE,
II. II. Moss,
W. X. MonTIHEH.
, 1876-06-17

o FER CENT AM PER CENT-A13NEY TO LOAN
Q Ip sums nj II. hnl upwards Eok County peup
cr,J. IL ". tIYMAS. jl.. / co. Room H. iaa Ii.
, 1876-06-17

oIIAEn KtNpEI1ARTAh-tB BISHOP COURT.
3 EcNaP. VI teg1n juno IL Te1nA ~ INA Seeta
GAIA kupfs
, 1876-06-17

;1 r Z S;, ~
+ feet On Aihthnd- ny,. one Of the best lois for I'm
Pavement on the FeM hide, halt ths valne will he
for 4 term Of years. II, &. M,TsEY. Il, ClArk.st
IIolt BALE-ott EXoHAHHE-0N ,FAYonApLE
drnee, ~ Langley ay.. containing a. n1tarca. FUR
nnct, and Al modern improvements JOHN W
MARSH. % WsA1l!nRtoh.st
J. 2D.foot a]Iry. letvecn Thirty fonrlh and Thlrty.
ffsf-sn+ Inquire O! J. WEBER. la MAxwcii.At
l. South Fntk.a1. and Twcnty. nflht: dining .roon
md kitchen on patlor ronf. A. J.: GALLOWAY Il
+ It. near Dearorh; lnft OFT Oo, corner Pine
be had if Nkrn jSlIcdI stny at very low prscs. APP
MY ii once 70 WI II. SAMPSON fLt. "a it4ele
, 1876-06-17

AGENTS "HNlEUs -
4 GKkTs WANTEU-To TAXI AGENTS 0UthEi
~ fur axerA only; general Information And !nittle
circulation over 10 nDi on trial three Inohtha 70
crntA- Aswe eug!oy ~ a&anta. 4nd =. en- n9inosl
necessary 10 ask IL JAMES +. SCOTT. u Dearborn.
H.. Chicago.
4 0ENTA WANTED IN kvEHY STATE COUNTY.
n and town u Lhe Northwest fos the latest aYfulty
Cana and rAup' tuot comhlnad Quick sales And YOU'D
rtuNs. SsnPlts pt free tocoEpt u 81 Eai Or 81
nrrns T. H. DitUWN i67 Filth Nv, Chicago
, 1876-06-17

s:EnO-sx1S si,oon, on si.an TO LuAA, ON
sHDJU inlrTpycl Of uniurroyri property In Hyde
lsIrk or tho city. TUltNEt BoSD. l0s ~aahlns.
, 1876-06-17

To IRENT-sTOHES, OFFICES, &c.
&tGFHMs
ITO nEST-kl5 rEH MONTH WILL RENT NEW
L. brick sture, Ogden near IAylor.st Inquire on
rfcmass
, 1876-06-17


11Oh shLE-AT A GREAT BARGAIN, co ACHES
q eood farming land n EsTton FSI., Coon,Y ind.
fonre and Ia cultivation Inquire Vt 7. {. WILL
1AMS. LII LaeRllE.st,, basement
1>O1s BALEl-ON fxCiIAEGE-A HnEsE AND LOT
stock ht merchandise, Call or Addrem H. ~ North
, 1876-06-17

PARTNERS "ANIA1Ns
11ARTkEh WAATED-A COOP uffUHIuatIf
(or 4 business man xtlh limited capltA 10 txteha
trrv nr0hthhlu estAhIl&iru misunderstanding 1dA!ncA
elf arid lnysstfgaIu. ilA Wtnt WAshlnKtoLI.st
, 1876-06-17

117ASTEp-si.tlE f1.ln s. mo. AND SEVERAL
" other suns; will accurc them xo1d Chicago
properly, uhd give 10 per ocut, AddTro u Tribune
, 1876-06-17

= - WAN 4 GO-1V q A&I4iNN* - =
V1IATTE1l-T0 RENT-A4 4 or 8 ROOM COTTAG
" near lake shore, ready fnrAtsEG1. Address Z !
Tribune oiFcc, hy O'CLOCK q: day:
, 1876-06-17

suburban.
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ali Unyenlcnces t,Gare srl1 furnIturr which I'LL
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Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1876-10-13

Having disposed of my Photographic
gallery and all its fixtures and closed
business at this place, | take this OPP
portunity of returning thanks to the
citizens of Idaho City and Boise coun-
ty generally for their very liberal pat
ronage and many acts of courtesy and
friendship extended me during my
short stay in their midst. Those |
leave behind will ever be fresh in
memory wherever my lot may be cast.
| would also take this occasion to
recommend Mr.. A. G. Bomar, my late
invaluable assistant and one of my
successors, to the favorable considera-
ton of the public. He has been con-
nected with me in the business for
several years past, and do not hesi-
tate in saying that he is not only pro-
ficient in all the various branches OF
photography, but is a perfect gentle
man as well. As an operator he
lands among the first in the coun-
try, as his work can well attest; and
| hope the people will not be slow in
recognizing his true merits and accord
him the same generous support which
was given m, and which he 50 truly
deserves.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1876-10-13

SUNDAY LAWS FAILURE.-The Alba
ny Law Journal believes that Sunday
laws, like all laws designed to make
men moral or religious, are failure
Referring to New England Legislation
on the subject, it says: "Men, not
withstanding the law, labored and
bought and sold on Sunday. To be
sure the traffic on that day was small
in amount compared with that on 9th
er days, but this discrepancy was
caused by the habits of the people
rather than legal restrictions. One of
the provisions of this Legislation was
that all contracts made on Sunday
should be void and not enforceable by
either party. This would appear the
oretically TO be honest and fair, and
probably productive Of no harm to any
one. Such would perhaps be the case
If all contracts made on that day were
executed on both sides, but in most
instances contract then made was
performed on the part OF one party
while the obligation to perform re-
manned to the other, who could refuse
to perform on the ground that the con-
tract was invalid. Thus the failing
party, who had violated the law as
march as the performing one. was ena-
bled to commit another wrong. The
law went, as do most laws OF the
same character, upon the principle
that two wrongs make q right. At
least the practical result Of these laws
has in many instances been to enable
rasc:als to. defraud, and TINS disAones-
ty has been encouraged without, SO
far as we can learn, the better vbser-
vance Of the Sabbath being secured"