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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-07-03
7,,,r TENNESSEE MINING SUITS.

TIE TRIBUNE gave. in March, 1876. an account OF
sut brought in the Supreme Court in tins cry p- 'he
Union Consolidated Mining Company, OF Iennessee'
AGAINST J. T. Raht Chas Raht, ana John Thomas borrower
II 600 OOO claimed to have been made III the manage
ment Of the Company by fraud aud conspiracy 1t Hen-
TONED a the same time that this suit grew on oil an |
ton brought 10y j. +. Raht against that COMPANY III
Tennessee for about S1OS,0O0 money advanced Inc
COMPANY i'm contesng this action in Tennessee SET up
cross,ut for 81 900 In the Chaneery Court there'
and about six months late began the conspiracy SUIT III
This State making the charges. The later mas
been disrosed ~ the plantfsown papers ny ue'is
ions made by Judge Lawrence, sitting ut Chamo1is pS
the General Term OF TIE Supreme Court ana ny tho
Court OF Appeals and it appears from the reports ID
the Tennessee newspapers that decision on the merits
of the case has rendered at Benton, POLK County
Tennessee by Chancellor W. f. Cooper on the 80 ul'
disnissing the Companys eross-bill and giving la
decree FOR the amount claimed The hRorrHe tOhtce'
after giving an account the trial. remarks: or course
sut of such magnitude will doubtless he carried 20 t
highest tribunal the state but, so far, capt lui ~
gained a considerable advantage. especially rs Juuey9
Cooper is considered the best Chancellor IA the St'lC
sndee W f. Cooper Is brother OF Henry cooper ,ne
successor Of Andrew Johnson in the l. : senate anu IL
considered one Of the best jurists in the sou'll
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-07-03
rco.surr1s. CHAIRS AND KICKS.

Catharne Schelenberger has sued her nus
band Peter scheenberger for limited divorce on the
ground Of cruelty and applied to Judge SANFORD IN supe
ror Court Special Term, for alimony ana cOuSo, zoe
She set forth much hard treatment at the hau VI no
husband and said he earned 800 month Inc u,ienu
ant admits his marriage to the paintin IN 1871 anu 'y
they went to live her house with her $3.50
wife asked $12 month rent, and TiO yeii o aIacy
for her mot nor ana his refusal developer ,itn,
for malice and promptness for lighting anu IuaI ~
which astonshed him. She threw dishes cniI' lie
utensils around without the least regard 10 Ine
he seems by his story, to have received IRON neI
shells chairs and kicks, which he dared not Ie'ui,
cause she Threatened him with arrest. Ihey scP"
for a time but were reunited after for rev "eehs ,d
says his income is only $40 a month: yuu61 o,th ali
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-07-03
THE AMERICAN POPULAR EXPOSURE.

WHAT DR. MORRIS AND DIR. LAMBERT SAY
DR.. Moreau Morris. ce-Prcsidcnt of the
American Popular Life Insurance Company was called
upou Lv a TEmISE reporter yesterday and shown the
statement Of Receiver Laurence as published In yes
tcrday's TRIBUNE. Dr. Morris SAID: REALLY cannot
ten ven anything about the interior workings OF tine
concern because know hardly anything about IFS man
agcricut. was numinally executive officer but a.
was the examining physician. my time was wholly oc-
cuped with examining those who desired TO take ont
policies in examining the certificate Of physicians
sent m from different paris Of the country Tie ENecu
five Board consisted Of the President, Weep resident
Treasurer. Sureoou-in-Chitf and Agcni-n-Chei' and
held quarterly meetiugs. For the past three or
four years we have had no Acont-n-Chief. and re
Treasurer lived Salem y. y, amt olIf came u0Nn 10
thr o. occasionally. The concern was really ran ~ 'ie
President aud ls assistant 0ccitld " N 10 a. l..''
WHO ktnt tlc buOi,. EltTics and statements were maize
u the books hv these Two oihcef~' sthc 'I i'd'N 10
She Botrd 't iHc regular W'tI' ~" iiif ~ -
Laurence. the receiver. asked me 10 explain 10 MN
not, because never knew no" US n''hf WI rs, 80
Snnf 0f these entries showed STOCK That lnd bet bousI
IRREGULAR bnsiucss and ed M. Laurence 10 believe that
fraud lad been Irdcts,d' ,..-, r.,
bad been commit ei hui .ll lhai EiI' 81 ,i 6
had and the business hld been carried on IN
and no a bushes. man. Uo himsel, had great conf
drure n hc COMPANY and boz tine other olccle ahu mao M
vested the whole OF ms lf9gf$ u iy fbe pn.i
in which be found himself He mas iost an
his property AMI certain amount ol oo.uH
attached 10 hih in cons ylcnyo "l IN. Ii'
ton win tre Company, though De- a. perfectly l' ccut
Of any paliciatpn ID OF knowledge OF any lIauos' u
Gr ismSft Va reluctant TO speak about the charges
tl, Company. "a have lived over 90 years ih t, Ivy,
h, s,.I "ai.I until NOW ole has ever been 4hc 10
s a. ,,l1i.rt COMPANY. Gov seymour and other
t.g,,-efi' and honorable. men would lpt have invested
iu No. CO.. become directors. Dr. Lambert dd NOT eN sa
Nj Lau. ,nce had personal amnesty against him.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-07-03
SHAREHOLDERS IN DANGER.

THE ELECTORAL COMMISSION NOTWITHSTANDING
Some time after the election OF last N0Vem-
ber John Keenan, bet with Sheridan shook 80 10 foV
that HAYES would not inaugurated President OF the
rrritcd states. and both put up the money with the
bookkeeper Of the Hotel Brunswick On Maich
r MIR Shook having won the. bei' lno
money was paid over to him by the DoOhA4,per.
Wi'hin +, fcw dlve John Keenan,, who was formerly Il
Member OF Assembly began action before llhntiF d
Caupie Justice " the Fh District Court 70 recover
from The book keeper the go which no lost inc c'
came no FOR trial yesterday. The painilH pfouhced
written memorandum OF the bet, signed bntn Dy 9op
and himself, and the learned Jusuce a"aiueu j." 5''
against Blum. tine stakeholder.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-07-03
FRESH BLOOD FOR coNsUMPrlyEs.

The theory that blood fresh from slaught-
cred animal taken internally will cure consumption, has
been tried at Manhattan Market by many persons during
the last two years. superintendent Jackson Cannon
said Yesterday TO Tribune reporter: g can't give
won any names. but when the market was started IA
large number of men and women, particularly the latter
came daily and drank blood In accordance with medical
advice some from staten Island, but the majority
from this CITY They brought their glasses with Them
and while bullock for instance was beng slaughtered
they would pass mp their glasses which were immediate
filled Alter little stirring, they would swallow thelr
novel drink with few grnGces IA could bo expected
several In the market said they had drank blood
ON several occasions when they felt weak ana were afraid
OF running Into consumption, and always with beneh
elm eff
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-07-03
PROPOSED RECEPTION TO THE PARTY OF GOV
ERNORS

Col. J. f. Peyton, OF Peytonville, N. D., who
aided In organizing meeting of the Commercial Tx
changes AT Philadelphia last year was In the city yeser
day. endcavorng to arrange for reception OF the Gov
ernor of the several states by the civil authorities after
the meeting OF the Governors in August at the Perma
uent Exhibition at Philadelphia. 1t was intended last
wear 10 supplement the reception OF the Governors OF
The IL original 81 ates by a programme OF THIS
character but owing TO the campaign excitement
the rnect was abandoned. The Governors OF the seye
raj tSs are to meet AT Philadelphia during the latter
ot of August then visit the principal Giles Inc
design is 10 further the peace ana prosperity OF ihe
CONT ry and also give the visitors general knowledge
~ ia products and industries. IL II proposed mat they
nal, irst visit York. and auerWafd proceed 10 bos
Tan Proyideuce Lowell Lawrence aud other large manu-
fscinriug cities Col PeytOn has appealed to the FRO
duce Exchange to urge upon the civil AUTHORITIES an NV
tation 10 all commercial ana other bodies to unite III
suerl recepon of the Governors Tho plan Is received
fVoraby b. all business men, and IL Is thought VIII be
carried cut.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-07-03
n1snor 1YNcn Nor ro BE coADJuTOR.

INC rumor that Bishop Lynch, OF Charles
ION. : g. las been selected as Coadiutor Bishop TO
cardinal McCloskcy receives contradiction from all
those n This ct who in position TO know the facts
Cardinal McCloskey denied It's truth 10 TRIBUNE re-
porter yesterday. prominent clergyman stated that u
vas absurd 10 talk Of Assstaushop al the present
time while The Cardinal enjoyed so good health SAID he
aUs Emineuco has not been physically strong IN ten
80. Iook Al the work he has done this Spring IN ad-
niifering the rite Of confirmation 10 over 1000 chill
dren since March IT, The fact Of il is that the msder is
moi even under consideration" Several clergyinen in diff
frpt parts Of The city confirmed this view and some
declared that Bishop Lynchs diocese was too much III
yolyed ID debt since the close Of the ioDeioh !" ao"
him 10 leave II in It's present condition.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-07-03
rIWII. NOTES.
The suit Of j

Tho suit of Jane f.. Carr and others, aga ,
robert : Viee anil Alfred Work, tried yessiuS de-
Judge Potter Supreme Court GiIo9idd words The
JsSendsns ars the b0ndsnen OF Elisha y SsH9 r no
of owen Swords who collected 81 10 IVr
estaIe and used money for himself 'ec nece
Sos@nf,a vas mt in that Caldwon was heoe1
sary narty To tho suit; that n was MOI proven
Ihat both defendants executed the bond an tat UsTe
s No moot that the remedy by execution against CAN
We'll h. been Exhausted. Judge Potter oyerTued these d
fnses and ga jui for the plaintiffs for 81 I6O WI
son y Wolf appeared plaintiffs Herbert shman iof de
PENDANT Viee
Peter Relvea whose troubles account OF Jndg-
nent against that other Peter Royea have been already re-
ported IN nE TRIBUNE succeeded yesterday convincing the
other side that when served on Peter e
yea this Relyea away the funeral Of rend AMI
the proceedings were discontinued.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-07-03
MIR rrNrox AND cusroM.HOUsE cnARGEs.

Ex-senator Reuben L. FentOn said yester-
A. i,b reference 10 the rumOr that he 10 be ap-
t Collector Of the Port Of New York, that whatever
changes in the Customs service here might be conten'
,ace he had no knowledge that ms name had been con
e,el in connection with those changes by the author
ties al Washington
No further changes were made al the custom muse
-, TIA ipportnnities Of those who had been dis
s,,d and who asked for reconsideration OF thelr
go hecan saturday evening when the collector ar
800 at MS home ana have continued ever since, many
I' n,eos being made by letter. To All, Cen arthur
hern able 20 give only one answer, tbat the h"e
L. moi nnder his control OF those placed ia tho ns'
60 by lie Commission appoihleu W AaAo INC '0'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-07-03
A DESERTED HUSBANDS COMPLAINT
Supt. Walling received the following letter
FROM Illinois yesterday:

from Illinois yesterday:
RoDHoUsE Ill., June 90, 1877
Dear Satisfactorily afternoon at $40 o'clock, my
wife Ella this place the train going south none
of the family were at home at the mc but from ruhse-
oent il appears that she ran away To JON man named
b. Matthew who in business al l' place ana boarded
i'm our house FOR time, but who eit Yesterday morn
ing on the train, saying that he was gong ID ~ louis
after goods lie never went there however She aDoCt
10 wears OF age fair complexion, slightly peck marked
4llght build medium height and wore wien size let a
riped black grenldlne dress, and black hat trimmed
win small red flowers. We elegraphed AFTER her anu
found she had lett the train Godfrey Ill, where she met
the said Nathan no English jew, about INe lee, III
hight Sigh build fair complexion, gOod LOOKING
no Inoustache but has a full beard OF lrohgtay
color He is a good taker but Is slightly troubled
with choyea. It supposed that they quietly
pair have made for your city viii you please have
Them hunted up and have them arfesied and by noiy
ING me YOU will confer lasting favor upon an outraged
husband. Respectfully, - - .,,,
LUTHER l.. WALES.
Ps-You can give this to the newspapers and oblge'
Having in remembrance the Mckenzie case, and the
consequences resulting from that arrest superintendent
Walling declined to have anything to do with the hunt
ing up or arresting OF the runaway couple.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-07-03

was denied because he was not held under aSr
execution against the person and the plaintiffs ann'
were not bound by issuing sueh ., au attscS
fion TO waiye their rights under ther a.taon
ment and execution against the property Roberts re
IIpOn renewed his application on stipulation l,s wv
issuIpg OF execution shall not considered waiver OF
those rights Judge Sanford In Superior Court g
Term drecg Robcrs's release, unless the pihiht'ns
within ten DAYS issue an execution against K0Derss
person or appeal from the decision Mt once. koDers
and his COMPANION Gleason. have already been IN pIlsOn
two years and though they have escaped conVcton an
Indictment for forgery Is still pending over them
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-07-03
AIIltu Mdllc, OoN '"'il"iH '''i''i; ''U
the Barge Office has compiled the following tables show
ing tie arrivals OF vessels at this port during june:
Authorship OF STRUCK OIL"

Samuel w. Smith, of San Francisco, writing
q, rur TRIBUNE TO claim the authorship OF wilns's to
lov Of" Struck OIL" denies that the actor Joseph Muir
hy ever saw the piece at ALL or ever suggested any part
f it, pot or effects Mr.. Smith asserts that Mr. Murphy
declined 10 purchase without even reading H. MI smith
- ms rrnof of his assertions, but his general denial
il yen in Justice him as admitted by the writer Of the
sfr
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-07-03
6teGmboats ann RIllroaos.
ERIF RAILWAY.

ERIE RAILWAY, -: uu.,,.s
ga R-chcnnau and Chicago Day Express Drawing
1913 m-Express Mail for Buffalo Win sleeping Coaches
p. NJ ualy)-Pachc Express for the west sleeping
Coaches thnueh 10 lsoch steI bua' Nasi1 n 's' Ss
Trains leave Chambers street Depot y " for ,e,k
p N, and II midnight saturday nights ONLY sundays s'lo
Raihefurd Park and Passae G. 7i5 10 m noon las
g. $50, 10 a. M. las. $50 p. nlr and y midnight. 50
Gar S3 s TO- 'S BIB i s5o g. 10 % Po1H
and u midnight sundays, g. $780, 9l5 10 m, li5 $780,
Sga@s5s 7sS 1913 sS ID 2.' fG $50 r. and
Cornwall 8 a. m. $50. 100 p N. sundays, 80 a IN.
SeSbursh. o ioij a. IA $50 i:3O NJ. sundays $50 a
Goshen g. 1i5 o, H. 1915 a M, $780, 5:i5 $780, p N.
M,dietSsn 7:l5. TO- i045 a. N. S4S 49, p. m. sun;
6ays cSS 10 9 g. ? Lne y a. I a1 t M Se
Port Jeryls .l3 . To- lO'i9 Dc m 49, pm sundays
Trains leaving chameersst. on half hour.
before D. m. leave lWenA tnnls hiteeh minutes carrier
aye % nry minutes eTe B s save
leaving Chambots.sL AZ 10 p ~ aud ~ midnight
and sleepng coach Ne ooia9sd aaa enisl ior No
Offices Nos 2g io aSg ard g3l broadway NO Co"'st
ExPsss Trans rom the West arrive in ewYork AT 7e5
- '' JNo & xBBoTr, General passr Agent NewYork
NORTHERN RAILROAD OF kkW-JERSEl.
Trains leave EngleWooi Cioser Permont aud Nyack
7, $50. g45 n M. /, g. T. 49, $50 G5O 30 D. and
ay nights only at ll3J p. IN. sundays m and
$50 y.
snuci, spring Valley and Monsey T. 3Oa 4:s5 ,.
JNO y. ABBOTT, Gcneuh laasr Agent, Se~-lots
NEW-YORK CEN lRAL AND HUDSON
~ RIVER RAILROAD Commencing June .1, 1877,
through trains vii. leave Grand Ccnual Depot
500 m, Western and Northern Express, with drawing
room 10 Rochester also - 81 Adams
eco q. M, special Saratoga Express Drawingro0m ears
through 10 Montreal
1880 M. SPECIAL Chicago and Western Eypre,s with
drawing Ia tanAudngua, Rochester, Buffalo Hnd
Niagara fal- also drawing toa ear llIU 20 yhtl ~ n-s
lt30a Northern and Western Express, with drawing
room ears - saratoga 80.
$3.50 D. m. SPECIAL Saratoga Express arrives At buda'o
1lO T.
400 p m, Albany and Troy Express stops ~ sing Shs'
Pctksklll aud an stations north except Livingston
600 ~ Express with SlospnEcars tot Nsielt"Nh 'N"
Canandaigua Also. T Montreal VIA Platis3hfEh 49,
$50 .. M, Pacific Express daily, VIA ae,,l w a.,,n
Rochester NIAGARA Falls. Buffalo Cleveland loien' De''
and Chicago, ami 20 Montreal via ~ Ahans ,.. 49,,
100 p M, Express with sleeping cars io' A'o'"' wv
TROY. ., ,....,- ~. -, al
J6l aud NJ broadway, and AZ NestcOtt hNtites
oflces place TS3 aud 942 BroAdwaN NeMA va
A"' ''' " "'A g b. MEEkER General Passenger Agent
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-07-03
TWO BRUTAL HUSBANDS AWAITING TRIAL.
Martin Griffin. of No. 6SS Greenwich-stree

and lis wife Mary, quaTelled Sunday night and Mar
fin knocked down his wife and then kicked her. lnlctng
very dangerous iniuries Griffin arrested aud held
a Ie Jefferson Market Police Court yesterday, TO await
the result OF his Wifes injuries. o..
Joun (ieary Of No $50 Tenth-ayenue, beat his whe
Tilc lane the head with an axe on sunday nght,
stice Duffy hed him yesterday to await the result OF
thc Ia iuries tIpou
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-07-03
ropcrR,s EFFORTS FOR FREEDOM.

In the suit of the New York Guaranty and
Indemnity Company against Andrew j. Roberts, for OBJ
tanning from the Company loan ON forged bonds,
Roberta been long In prison under an order OF arrest
obtained before Judgment entered against him. He
ho ado several anpc,ons for his release the last
but one being under the imprisonment act. That
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-07-03

Howlands Hotel at Long Branch, on Saturday evening,
diamonds and jewery valued at ABOUT $1,000 he says
that he carried the jewelry which consisted OF diamond
ear 1ngs watches, chains etc. In small handbag, ana
when he went To his deposited them In ms trunk.
Alter dressing he went down to dinner and when he re-
turned found that his trunk had been broken OPEN ana
the jeweiry taken out Further than ths nc Ano"
nothing.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-07-03
TRADES SAVINGS BANK DISCLOSURES.

Ii. w. Heyman, the attorney for the depos
itors OF the Trades Savings Bank. has sent communi
cation the Attorney General calling his attention to
the action OF the Receiver Mr. Heymann will call
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-07-03

SPECIAL TEmf-DONOHUE. J.
case on MOO. .scklcs al AIT. Richardson 81 at
CIRCUIr-PAET I.-BARRErr, j.
Case on eJ1 Browning agI smith ~ a.
crvpp,t er..loy-PARr I-GHnFpslEyE, J.-Bryan Law
renee John smith Joseph Talon ro oeryi ap' SItTm
Dnn,,nco Nawor. f,lOuiOus assault Dlyh Ncllfhe
Isaac odseiu burglary; John Gil n. James "a
Tah Barber Patrick GOugh Patrick lays Cornelius MaoAy
Grand larceny James Burns, larceny from me person
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-07-03

gonera rocetIng OF the dcpOsitors some day mex.
week TO consider what further action shall be taken De-
tailed Statements Of mas been discovered az to the
condition of the bank nd The management by the Ifus
ecs and the Receiver III he LAID before the depcsitOs
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-07-03
wopv az THE GILBERT ROAD IN srxTHAvE.

The Injunction which the Sixth-avenue Street
Railroad Company obtained against the Gilbert Elevated
Railway expired last week. aud although the Injunction
against the Rapid Transit Commissioners plan oil Verc"
snuport m the centre the remains III force, IL
d d shat nothing now prevents the erection of the Gil
her road the supports Of which TO he placed on The
cuInes except the iiunctions OF individual property
holdsrs The owner property near Forty second
street has not obtained any Injunction, ana WORK has
been begun Three four asons are engaged IN
LAYING The foundation which would support one Of the
columns uphOlding tho roadway.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-07-03
,,,NI,TuRE ALMANAC.

ann r,es sun sets..s. 1880 .iock Ist: 358
Moon rises Moon sOfhs. 256 aoohsAge Gays "a
~ ~ u,sH WATER Io-DAr-h NJ
o.nsu rooL o2o Goy Island IO7 Hell Gate.... 2y8
SANDY uook. OBJ Gov Island. 1891 Hell oaIe.... 800
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-07-03

JAMES II. BEEKMANs STOLEN JEwELRY.
James H. Beekman, of the banking firm OF
Robert winthrop Co., at No. 81 Waist Is unable to
1--WE any cew to the thieves who stole from his room at
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-07-03

A tramp who arose abruptly from the table
in the house OF Judge IN Michigan answered Question
With " No I ont sick but I'm going where can gct
decent breakfast" The hOsptabc Judge thinks that he
will let the next tramp eat in the Kitchen.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-07-03
THE CITY'S TAX LEVY.

TONS not removed IL is probable more dis
ms.as will be made before the latter part OF the week.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-07-03

Gold and silver are not brothers. They do
not have the same par.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-07-03
CkLENDARS-THIs DAY.

SUPREME CoURr-CnAxBgRs- WEsTBGooK. ].
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-07-03
NORTHERN RAILROAD OF NFW-JFRsEY

Trains leave EngeWooi. Cosier Permopt aud Nyack,
7, $780, 9:45 p 1, 40. $50 65O 80 .. M. and
SATURDAY nights only at ll3J p m sundays a m and
$50 m.
Nsnuvt Spring valley, and Monsey, = > so 4f5 D.
mo N. ABnOlI. Nrnrral laas-r A.enl. Vow VOW.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-07-03

lsS. Blydenburyh agt The
Mayor, sc.
1 % L n.n-.nntLlm anf Mo
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1877-12-07
STATE aOYERNnTENa
COUNTY OFFIOERs.

Judge District Court-E. b. Peyton
Clerk District Conrt-G. W. Frederick.
Sheri6-Hiram Conner.
AttOrney-T. n Sedgwick.
Treasurer-JoS. Ernst
Clerk. 8. Craig.
Register of Deeds-F. Il. Page.
Supt. Pub. Instruction-O. B. Wharton.
SurveyOr-Harry Hibben
Probate Judge-E. w. CunuinRhAm.
Coroner-DR. 3. II. CHIrTENDRH.
I'd. 8. GILMORE,
Commissioners U. A. TAYLOR,
IL. A WOOD
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1877-12-07

SECOND PRESBYTERIAN, (Welsh)-Cor-
ner Market street and 4th AVenpe. Preach
ing every Sunday at AZ and o5< p. m; Sum
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1877-12-07

E1lPORIA GRANGE, No. ga, p. OH
Meets at Grange hall Saturday evening, Oct.
ronS In good standing are cordially invited
to attend. J. +. STRATTOS, MABTRER.
MARY STRATToS, Sec'y. o.
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1877-12-07

SECOND CONGREGATIONAL, eSVelsh,-
Merchants street, between I'd and Sd Avenues.
m. and preaching 1t 81 p. m. HEGRY REESE.
Pastor.
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1877-12-07

FIRST PRESBYTERIAN-Cor Sth Ave
nue. and Commercial street. Preaching at II
s 3: "a; and nt e e p; m every srnSaE. sunday
Thursday evening. j. Il. CLAKE, Pastor.
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1877-12-07

FIRST CONGREGATIONAL ST.
corner sth Avenue. Services every Sunday al
the usual hours.
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1877-12-07

METHODIST EPISOOPAI--Merehant IL.
cor. 9Th Avenue. Preaching every SUNDAY a Z
Il 9. m, and &C the usual hour Ct nfeht: SIM
day school at ~ p. m; Prayer meeting every
Thursday evening. 6. W. PYE. Pastor.
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CHURCH DnRECrORx.
cerds IN I'D. Directory 80 Cents q Ia. per pea
CHURCHES.

EPISCOPAL.-St. Andrews Church, cor
neF OF 9th avenue and Commercial street
Service on the first and third Sundays Of each
mouth, at IL a. m. and ~ p. m. Sunday
school every Sunday 1t ~ p. m. et
REV. A. BEATTY, RECTOR.
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KNIGHTS OF PYrHIAs.

DAMASCUS LODGE meets In Odd Eel
- lows hall every Monday evening.
Members in good standing are eordiallyin-
vited to attend. N. RYHO, C. C..
w. II MCCARTY, K. r. s.
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CHRIsTIAN-Corner Exchange street and
7th Avenue. Services every Sunday 1t the
usual hours. sabbath School at o'clock p. ID.
All are invited.