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Personal.-Judge Cox was still alive at
last accounts, but in most precarious con-
dition. ;,
Charles Blankenship, q well-known citl-
zen, is lying extremely ILL.,.
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The City Courts.-The Mayor had no
cases before him yesterday. A court for
the trial OF civil warrants will be held to-
dow
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HANDS AND CARTS-CITY DEPosITORIES-
THE CITY PRINTING AND ADVERTISING
SAFETY OF PLACES OF AMUSEMENT IN
CASE OF FIRE OR PANIC-THE PROPOSE
rIoN TO DIsBAND THE TMIRD-STREET
STEAM FIRE-ENGINE COMPANY con-
C;JRRED IS-THE POLICE BOARD.
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P1zz1s1 is selling fine oranges at 25, 80, 20, and
soc per dozen.
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IRON IN THE BLooD.-CoLDRN's LiEBIG's LIE
ouID EXTRACT OF BEEF AND ToNfc-iSffaeR-
AToR enriches the blood, aids digestion, cures ays.
pepsla nervousness, debility ehiis. feYer seue, ana
female complaints.
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Handsome LACE TIES, SILK sCAERs, sILkHAND-
KERcHIEFs, LAcEs, and EAB.oIpERIEs JUST re-
ceiyed at LEVY BROTHERS.
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BLACK SILKS, coLoRED SILKS, STRIPED SILKS.
and PLAID SILKS are now being sold very low at
LEVY BROTHERS.. x,,
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FINE FLORIDA AORASGgs.--Goto to PizzISrs and
ret some Of those sweet and juicy ORANGES.
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WEIGHMAsTER OF CATTLE APPOINTED
Yesterday Governor Kemper appointed
Thomas Jackson, one-armed eX-Coniede-
rate now doing business on Sixth street
near the New Market, weighmaster at the
State cattle-scales in place OF Mr.. Glmml,
deceased
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g. GODDiN, 10 HI. ccmnaiassoaesse ss5a o{ nSa
in nane sss ss 8 sSs Nii,ianaisis Vii al M Msssas
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The RECENT FALSE ALARMs.-The au-
thorities Of the Fire Department yesterday
investigated charge against Mr.. Waldman,
blacksmith Of Company A, Of turning in
the false alarms on Saturday night. He,
however, was able to prove by several wit
nesses that he was not at the boxes in ques-
tion at the periods Of time the false alarms
were given. The accusation was therefore
not sustained. There being some cause of
complaint against him as to intemperance
on Saturday night, he resigned on that ac-
count.
The Chief Of the Department offers re-
ward for the apprehension Of the guilty
party. It is hoped that the police, the fire.
men, and citizens generally, will use special
efforts to discover him, as the offence is one
in which the whole community is interested
in Furnishing. Every time an alarm is
sounded, whether with or without cause, a
considerable number OF people are made
apprehensive concerning the safety Of their
property. Saturday night many merchants
got out OF their beds and came down town
to see what was the cause OF the bell-ringing.
LIFE INSURANCE. In these days OF gene
raj distrust it is cheering to read such evil
dence as is found in our columns to-day OF
the steadily-increasing prosperity and un-
doubted efficiency Of management Of the
Mutual Life Insurance Company OF New
York. Its total assets amount to $82, 2,976,-
7OG, and after making adequate provision
for all outstanding policies under the most
exacting requirements Of the New York In
surance laws, and fully providing for all
other liabilities, the company show q sur
plus as regards policy-holders Of $40, ,282,-
$40. The public confidence in this COM
pany has never waYered, and now that 1t
has become the largest and strongest life
insurance institution in the world, its
friends will regard it with still greater Ia
:yor. Mr. John 81. Claiborne. Is the agent In
this city.
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Buy your WHITE QUILTS ut LEVY BROTHERS.
They have the cheapest ever offered In this city,
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FIGS, ,PRuNEs. AND has . large
lot of these fruits which he Is selling at loH fgres.
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/ SoIREE AT MONTICELLO HALL.-Professor
Thomas j. Minor will give his fifth annual
soiree on Friday evening next at Monticello
Hali. This will no doubt beas interesting
as his entertainments always are, and much |
pleasure will be derived by those who par
ticipate therein. The Professor is quite an
adopt In arranging tableauy, and on Friday |
he will present the scene OF Washington
Crossing the Delaware.
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BUTrERIcx's PATTERNS never fall 70 ft. Buy
none other Sold, together with cotton. needles. and
silk. at No. 80 Ninth street. Catalogues free.
J.F. MCKENN1.
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/ Go TO PIzzINi's and get some OF fhose delicious
Malaga grapes. b, i.i,5 3
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LEA PERBISs' -
WORCESTERSHIRE SAUCE tg
1, the original and only worcestershire sanee.
I. Lea Perrins'
signature Is on every bottle.
JOHN DUScAs's SONS
New Yorss
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rroR OTHER "LocAL'' SEE FOURTH PAGE.
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TiRED, OF LIFE, MAKES Two
ATTEMRTs 70 DESTROY HIndsELf-UN-
SUCCESSIVE USE OF GAs--A LEAP INTO
!. THE HEDoCK--REsCUE. BIZ SAIL LoRs-AEL LET
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Address OF worthy Ma.teE RIanton

FINE ATTENDANcEioF REPRESENTATIVES
IMPORTANT BUSINESS oPosED-RIN
AND MIDDLEMEN Observation-Disclosures
TORS, CHAMPAGNE sUPPERs DISCUSSED
REFORMS DEsfANDED-wHAT THE GaUN-
TRY NEEDS TO RESTORE IT TO PROS
PERITY. ,.,s..,..
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w
the committee first awarded the contract he
met Mr.. Ellyson, and remarked that he was
sorry to part with him, but that it was So,
that the State had underbid him. That was
the only time he ever spoke to him as to the
States bid.
Mr.. Pickrell said he was sorry TO differ
with the committee, but he thought this
was matter that should be investigated
by special committee, and he would pre-
sent resolution to carry out that idea.
Dir. Manly said he thought there ought to
be competition in this as we'll as in every
other business.
Bfr. Wagner opposed the motion for Sc
1ect committee.
Mr.. Kellam said that the report belonged
TO the Common Council, and not to this
BODY: that it seemed to have been made in
response to o resolution from that body.
Mr.. Williams said that he desired the
Board should have the information on the
subject, that it was customary for a report
to be made to the body in which the chair
man of committee had q seat; but IL 1t
was the pleasure OF the Board he would
withdraw the report and submit it to the
Common Council. - a..
Mr.. Todd said it was not necessary for
the committee to report its action; that 1t
was empowered by ordinance by the Coun-
Gil to award contracts for printing and ad-
yertising.
The resolutions were withdrawn, and it
was agreed that, the Beard having the in
formation, the report should be presented to
the Common Council.
THE PUBLIC PLACES OF AMUSEMENT.
Mr.. BeaIi presented the report Of the
special committee appointed to examine
the places OF public amusement in the city,
and with it q Joint resolution referring the
report to the Committee on the Fire De-
partment, with instructions to see that the
measures therein referred to be carried into
effect. Il ssl 4 5$s
On motion Of Mr. Todd, the report was
, 1877-01-04
MIR. HWAItTWOUT.


A TninrsE reporter calicti yesterday morning
apon sfr. I. c. Day, tic Western Agent Of tbs
.Etna I.ife-lusuranec Company. to inquire Of
tho whereabouts Of Mr. Nelson T.. swnrtwout,
cashier If the Company, who tlas been Inystcrt-
ously missing silce week ago Inst Friday. Tho
lplluxIpg xppye5tnlton took piucc:
q. llay. :ou heard anything from your missing
Cnthier!'
"Su, have not," replied Air. Day.
= ] suppose YOU hare llnrdly gotten IA.
enough inio tI1Osc accounts to linUw how much
.hcrr Il N!AtI,,s, II snythiDgr'
''Su, have npt,h sail The agent; but II
YOU nrc goln. tu ray anything about the mat
!er rou tan .ay That The loss viii not 30 the
CoHltsHy'.."
"Ihril there Ia = loss, Is tbc1e1"
"Uh yes. think :ha slgns Ut it are unria-
vet, bcca,.tc hayg been husy !n getting out my
statement to lhe Company at Hartford. shall
Iut 4 mali At work upon tho l,ooks today, md
It will probably he eevrrat days before will bu
ablc to determine the umount."
"Nlat Irasnils have you Tor saying that the
rrookr.incss fs ll,,tnlhtnkabtut"
VI can't tell you that Just nnw, hut when
lave l!tsi.!led tlle examination Of tile books
will hc moro able to speak nhout IT,"
And tho reporter Withdrew.
Mr. 6wartwput's pr!yatc box at tho Fidelity
Savings Hank was ipci1etI yesterday by the AZ.
sstant Cushtcr pi tllat Institution, ard found to
There we're also "t'.cr notes amounting ia al! IL
about 81 HfO These, had Alr. swartwout intended
| IL run away tu htay, might readily have beet
converted tntu cash and the noucy taken Along,
| 1he reasnu why he did not do 10 is eonewhal
mysterious.
, 1877-01-04

business. however, dil not .uI. hin, md, bay;
Ing influence on account OF knowing the ms and
outs Of tho Board of County Commissioners, he
secured position under Agncw through Alc-
Catfscy. Whcn y, F. Smith, of tho National
Lightning Kod Company, was figuring for the
contract 10 roll the cniinty Building, Wilkinson.
who WA An acquaintance, told hin, II was use
less 10 try. to gel a curtraet unless he "pnt up
the sugar." that II tr paid esoohc cnnld add that
to the contract rrsr, aud 40 lose nothing. Tlese
WAS something IT. the job, 10 Ar. Smith wrote
check for &jk. had it certified BY the Cashier Of
t!e Third Nattonei Bank, a.al ieltysrs., u te
Commissioner Mcca,tfreY.. It wa,, however, re-.
turned subsequently, with the remark that
out the a.nount. During Mr.. hnket's absence
from the ri.y, anl hciorc lie "tnw" Wilkinson
again, the contract was awarded to Pat Kelly,
IN friend of Commissioner ltonergan:" In con.
sequence Of the unfolding of naft Of This little
game in THs TninuSH Inst March, AIR. Baker
wa: tahrenacd tetors The Grand Jury In April,
and toll that body all flc knew, and produced
The certified check. flis Testimony vas taken
down In shorthand. aud, Il II has not been de-
stroyed, Sheriff Kern, n.y. referring TO- It, can As
certain Fhat Williamson did, and hc thus able to
satisfy himself whether ntatI TltI such rcc1rd
should hold the responsible position Of balifE.
, 1877-01-04
BILLIARD CHAMPIONSHIP.

AZ ,nccsing OF the Northwestern aud South
western Billiard Congress, Mr.. NJ. Bcnstngct,
Chairman, and Ms. a. E. Hoa, Secretary,
Mcs<rs. II. Rh[ncs and 4. E. 1ioa, members Of
tho Congress, together With Messrs. r. Foley
nnl n. Bcn*ingcr representatives Of Mcssrs.
MrAfec, Gallagher, Parker, MngKiol!, Liver
n.nu, Carter, tfnu!t5C, md Miller, absent tnetn-
bets Of said Congress. the following resolutions
were adopted:
Et.ot,td. rhatW. Tnrlcteh and l.. shaw be cx..
pc!led finn The congress. It'd he ever debhrred
from playing for the championship Of the North.
western nnd Southwestern states. for Tho reason
that thu fosunrr. ". liuFIe!-h. did soF a certain
ally. he la'i championship game fiared !n ,hls
city with his opponent. l.. shaw, tho latter know.
lnely participating III t!r unfair Transaction, tnd
frau!u!eMtty eiafmin. the tiltc q! champion, and
r.fnsIng To- return the medal ctablematic Of sa!d
champions hin.
TINT be made from, this t!nie forward. tho emblem
i<sairtd, That tho aras two challenge. sent. with
the proper amount OF money III forfeit, and al.
rcttcd 70 Meftrs J. II. Brunsw!ck balke j. Co.,
Nos. II anil ~ Statr street. Chicago. A!atl cntitlc
th4sc Issuing them to play with each other game
declared champion Of tho Northwestern and South
western States.
Etsoired. That the stake IL he played for IL re-
duced 10 $.10 sf,le, and the forfeit 10 500. Tho
player travelling from nnJ distance 10 be allowed
expenses Of transit by tho winner.
Lastly, IL was resolved that The regulations
which governed tho last tournament should re-
main In fprrc, With tho exception Of those con-
fl!cting with these resolutions.
, 1877-01-04
CRIMINAL.

- At
kate severance, woman ol Inc town resldihE
on Harmon court, reports tile loss from her
ranchc of diamond cross and other tcwclry
valued Mt sa3o.
N's, ~ D",e' p.op's % y. VIZ csNut1 so.a
nac LILY 1t9P'ie't "Ao oiau1o eon'i''s''ooef
lEoyne yesterday, charged With passing eoun-
tcrfett llalf-loilar.
~, u,,o l.. ,oo,,,a ,,., - a.. u.s,,o, o.-...
so''l :, s'. W AZ ..'e SUE
stat'oh charBcl "tth the IaEceny ot ronc' WHIP,
ard sot1c clothing from Tfontas Sullivan, Of
No. Is Kossuth ttrcet.
MI, f,..h.,, ,, t.,,s. a..
pan.el I1lnpnen' eo'osea ne'l-oos a. .nc
AtheFton house, was nrrcstcu yesterday ~ uc'
tcetise ounlmcshctu ;os s,ea''nE e1oo 1Fo"' UNI
u tAc Ruesss ot '"e "o1e''
A batch Of thtrty-ciEht gamblers werc before
Justice Po!lak yesterday afternoon. The first
nne tried called fur a Jury, anu VIA acquitted.
Tho rctnatn1lcr relied upon the mercy OF the
Court, and Wcrc fined 81 each and costs.
t,,.t,o. s,,r,,,,f.,, ,o.,..,,,v ,o,+ ,,, ~.
,i,,,rt,t, a.,t,nt.I,u athee ,rr.nt tao ~
IVY ,'ar. In H." ti"u.o NJ ,rrcrt@on. Anni.,
oxi,'t 355 - Wary t1 tnf"v ur,nI ni"ots law.
an,',.,,s, 1n iIs,'a tr;
!",nan oi i" III s"nt6 Park syco,,c son
,.ha .r,n'ioa, ~ r,-t a." <A''
~ t"s >..'t''''"' So1''
Jultn He!nackc vowed before *ustlce kauf-
mAnt ycaterday that ehc had been ltTlnE with
, 1877-01-04
IN DISTRESS.

THE FfT2GE3tAtD FAMfLr,
There seems to be, at No. 20 Chatham street,
OF tho North Side, genuine case Of distress.
A mother and family Of six cl,ldrcn-thc
oldest puty II years and the Youngest about two
wceks-arc almost on tho verge OK starvation.
Soma ten weeks hEo the husband aud fathcr,
Lawrence Fitzgerald, while working on Grace
Church, IaSalle and White streets, fell and &C.
rcrcly Injured hlmscif. lie was taken to the
Hospital, md finally sent to The Insanc Asy-
lurn. Prior to his miafortunc the family had
not been abundantly blessed. lie only earned
sl.a5 per day, and Il scarcely can be supposed
that much was kavttl from that. When stripped
Of thc fruits Of Ills laDor, they wcre left destl-
mother was con!lncd, and the children com.
pellcd to look after themselves. The Relief
anil AID soc!cty sent SO; tho County
Agent kndy Y, ,so,,s contributed sn,..r,t tcn q
Grace Church subscribed SO toward tho SUP
mort 1T tho family. When these supplies hnd
vanished times were hard Indeed. Far some
time there WAS no roal In the house, and during
the cola days tho unfortunatcs were u,e', unto
burg, ,nIor as CHARITY themselves, took tic mat
ter II. hand. and helped along frotn tiu,c to
Tine, despite the poverty that 1ny eloso beside
their own ;!,ors: .Y.stertla5, when 1nlnuSr
very fire that warmed him had been supplied by
the u.cagre bus Of people living near. Tho
children were rugged md c1naciate1, .plnchca
aud s1uaild. The baby moancd md cried will,
tl.e maternal breast. and 1t WAS dependent upon
wl,at might l.e sent In for II. Tho whole place
was ~rrtc1ica IL appearance, AMI tho family aud
thcir snrrnul,tltrEs otfcrcn strung plea for
Inquiry il tue yicInlty developed the fac. that
the woman was well deserving of any charity
that ,uu re extended to l.cr antl those depend.
cnt upon her. III her ''hctter days" slc was
, 1877-01-04
a. t6s, 400; Total subsidiary pieces, 97,371, ,7oD
Smea0; total coInngc picees, a5,asi,sll; value,
IOWA.
Pnrk-fhckink-E'orn ntltf W1ent-Cotcs tlore
tlA-New State OEJtctrs,

Pork-Fnckinx-Eorn Artf fVheHt-Cotcs tTors
riA-Sew State Os1cers.
fptcfhi Correspondence n Tia Tribune.
DEsMoiSEs, H., Jan. l.-Posk.packlng in
Central Iowa Is coming to n dead hni. for want
OF hogs. Tho two racking-hou.cs here up to
Saturday had killed 53 ,0o0, against 3s COO at the
corresponding date last year. The aycraiss
weight Is 40 pounds. being four rounda lces
than last year. Tie Indications are that hut few
hogs will be LETT In Central Iowa In January
and February for packers OF anybody clso.
fouHg hogs arc dying nt fearful rate, and arr
being brought In by tho waR"nioads to
and iall. Gen. Tutttc's @ lsek!ns.i.o,'ss ,sa
closed oM Saturday, for lack Of hogs. Windsor
q Go. VIII run light for short time, as they can
for live hogs is s5.o.l5,a5. Ail tic meat packed
hero has been eol.l aud shlpped. Windaor's
Eoes , to llverponl, Eng; Tnttle't, South,
coming in freely, and a.se30 rcnts is putl in tbis
city. The crop Is average, and the quality much
better tltan lust year.
There Is not Wheat enoueh In tho State for
are selling tcnnoards OF ao,,r from wheat grown
outatdc OF Iowa to one grown in Iowa. The hest
fowa wheat Of tho last crop will mako only sec
optl-Grndc -FOUR.
Cotes Morris, who Is prominent lawyer In
New York, and recently became insane, Is tho
leading attorney in the ease Ut The Charter
Oak insurance Company ngalnst B. r. Allen,
which involves that biz mortgage which Is
plastered gil over bis property IN Iowa. Mr.
Morris has bccn tho manager Of tho case, and
devoted to # great amount Of et,Nty, and, ut
tbs May. term Of tho Federal courts 'icre, n,alo
= lengthy argument before Judges Dillon atul
Miller. His withdrawal from tho easu would
seriously einharrass matters, ns 1t WAS unlcr-
stood that the cautc wp,1ld he fully tried at tho
next May term. It being understood that all
parties wonld then he ready.
The new State officers will be iuaugurated to-
das. Although four wcro elected, there will
Chrlsty, and his Deputy, Judge Ingalls,. gvn
way to n: r Bcn,is, and i. j. Kellogg, of
Council Bluff:, ~ Deputy. Prof.. G. ", Won
tntcndcnt, md rctaIn* tho Rev. ]. 4. Nasll as
Deputy. Secretary Ynune Is In for third
tcrn,,-a rarc compliment pstd TO State officer.
ifAWEEYE,
, 1877-01-04

gospel of the second coming he can soon get
America. the rest ri Chrlstcndom, Africa, aud
the Islands Of the sea under his thumb. Per.
Sons desiring his services as a preacher Of this
special creed ran ntldrcs. him at No. 14+ Dear
burn street, car-farc incioscd.
Mr.. f;uttcau explains in his letter that this Il
great di.coyery, and TINT lie has sent copies
eato H. a at he Se Hnu be esIe
lave Moody, Swing, Cheney, and others Of the
elcrey, as we'll "a Stntss, Reed, and other Law.
ycrs, interviewed about the matter, which he
tctfeves IA destined Ito turn Chrissendom up.
s!,lc down."
AT present TuR TRIBUNE II not exactly Of
Atr. Euteau's opinion aho,it the probable effect
Of his document, and bcs$ lchre to defer tho
publication until It II prrtty. well pruvcn that
cQusl "a the task OF satisfying the cravings of
the sane portion Of The community.
, 1877-01-04
THE CITY-IIALL.

The Treasurer Yesterday received eo,flo from
the Water Department.
The bill icr coat uecd at tho West shlc Pump.
fur s3f:s7.
A trc-hyslrant on tho corner Of Wentworth
avcnuc und rwcuty-scvcnth street WAS ycstcr.
day run !nto by oilr Ut Matthew GottfE!cd's beer
wagons ani bsokeH to peces.
The ftre-Drpar,mcns clerk. havs prepared an
inventory ii ali the property now In the depart.
ls,eGf. The taper Was yesterday handed to the
tunlptsollcr, Who will etnboay Ii III Ills annual
report.
Marshal l1euner has learned that the new hrc-
cIgfnv which has f0r sonlo time bcen expected
~ arrive from the mandatory In AHuskeL-,
n. H., Was shipnctt nnti lat Saturday, aud Will
probably 10 lrra this week.
After seventeen years n! welded life, Aid.
Kirk has hccs'1nt thc hhFpy father OF 4 h0unc.
ta. hoy, --welsas, Ten p1!nds. The Alderman
has hsciI ,Tltu blessed With girls, but until YES.
tcr.!ay !,atl I4u onc III whom. tu see successor
III A!4erlhauic l,ulAors.
1hc Department ef Futile Wurk4 yesterday
Issued IN estiInatu uf {9:to4 to Ftsz&tnsn.una i
Council fur %4tk III tho Fullerton avenue TOM
dull, al!4l \ tnal rsttu,ste Ut ttia IL II. Junes
for furnishing lW,Uuu,0uu bricks fur the West
siIc humping Hufks.
The cold weather, VI something else, hua Ind
such tlightiny effect upon the E2A In The West
D:yistn. especially In thu vicinity uf the Pump
Ing Works, slat tho works hayd suntlry times
btun LETT III A1Eloet totul darkness. kctoaeuc
Jumps will Of nreehslty bc introduced.
All VI tho pastiuc certificates Of lower de-
nuuIiuatiun tlIan 81 on have been paid with the
sAycttiun of about Sa7,01a worth. This interest
stopiNd }4st SATURDAY., atsa the Comptroller is
anaiuut that the hllers Vt those certificates
tl4all lasu theui redeemed as aoon - pos1!klc.
Tnc Houey Is Oh hanl.
..f t.1, ~ -
hays tor iotus tine past beel, engaged Ia indi.
eating On = map Of tie city tho .1act location Of
| sll thu acknowledgement Do1ca IN the city, and
| sssigntnK places for additional oncs. There
have been re>ently 100 ncw boxes put UP, max
lug the total number in tho city ut. To pro-
vide fur future additions, each spot which lntlt.
eatcs where box ~ TO be pat u numbered. and
} Whcu II becomes necessary TO nut uo box u
, 1877-01-04
NE UNEXPECTED DOCUMENT!

Cb.ncery Court, Cook County. wu, ,nrads,,
ss..-Ss., I, t.,s.1... ~ -. "1 'o a,
9sNetusy " ," '"e,oen'' VI t!o tnp hoof o.
that shaky old fohkcFy OF t1ty'llall, IS ID a
matter OF common rcpute, there arc several
,,a1lcot., n, ~, .r,vtco - u; ,I1,t
usu'I4ea w sIe ss' W ~" 'e'''@'e
VINO - PopulaF'y earposeu To DC always engaged
Ii balancing pair ot svalcs. hut who in reality
tsrass along day after day In dfoxsv ami
1,n,cnfnhlv .,nnfd rop,t,!on. r1nn, III. i'm. t.,
~" ..ss..,r .,s"a ~ A.s." wv '"H 'i'"e ~
% .ao 'no' n"s "no, Nv a'easf' s'ay,na'eu e''er
announces, 10 1af.ou monoto''c' :" Hear W, hear
sa,uo person wakcs III to aroue Dut ,hr m.
ro,,nr.mcrt +h.t The r,mrt Ia r,,.., ,h...I.
au.. su.as tuA. t.u ... aoseo' l'e'e
Aetlo!n eIcaA ~ the atteF oeaantss anu eohi~
noasiWy .! the p!ace.
NOW, ~ oruet J. iIasc ptoprr tInirftsan'll,'Y;
oi thc nature o1 Tue tt'eisent alluded to, It Will
bc necessary 70 cutter INTO y brief explanation.
s,lne unS III t1e ineHlaEapie se.sf 1911 certain
Nsnoias rackef, ,. W." = ssI!n decreased. WAS
cut alive untl hearty, aud IN invkef's bond WA
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