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Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1877-08-02
THE LADIES

to call and examine their goods and prices
before they buy. They have all the new
est styles of Collars, Cuffs, Buttons Dress
Goods, Hats, Bonnets, Ribbons, Scarfs,
Flowers, Jewelry, Hosiery, COrsets, Para
soils, Umbrellas, Gloves Fans, and everything
that lady needs. They also keep every
article young man NEEDS, and all that an
old man WANTS, in the Clothing md Agri-
cultural line. They ask all to come and
see their goods and learn theiy prices, and
in fact to buy what they need. and go
home and grow rich. They keep
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1877-08-02
PUBLIC SALES.
CHANCERY
SALE OF LAND !


On Monday, August Goth, 1877,
.TN obedience TO a decree Of sale pro-
u nounced at the April term. 1877, Of the
ChancerT Court. at Fayetteville. Tenn. in
the ca. Sc Of VIM G. Gillian, adninistra-
tor ct ais IS James j. Tate ct ais, will at
tend on the premises and offer lot sale u
the highest bidder, the following 4, scribcd
TRACT OF LAND!
lying in civil district No. II, Lincoln coun-
ty, Tennessee, and bounded as follows
On the north by the lands known as tie
John Fullerton lands, and which are now
occupied by x L. Anderson, on the son,h
by J II. Kidd and John Anderson, on Che
east by the lands Of the heirs OF James Full
lerton, deceased, and l. T. Coleman. anal
On Tia west by the lands OF y. G. Sullivan
and John Anderson,
Containing about 80 Acres!
Sail lands have been surveyed and
divided into tracts to suit pur, ma ers. a
plat of which may be seen at NV Office.
Terms Said land will be sold on a cred
il of one, two and three years, except the
sum Of 5 per cent, which will be required
in cash. Notes with two or more good and
approved securities. will be required Of
purchas ers, and lien retained uutil all the
purchase money is paid
ALE. s. FULTON,
Clerk and Master and Special Commissioner.
july - o
, 1877-06-27
A SUNDAY EVENING IN CHICAGO.

40 &At do@kQT ~ 4H8 1ffoHHS4
CutcAOo, June e90.-Thcre arc Joys In this world
for tho poorest Of us. What extrcnc pleasure
have lust expartcncedi a1u aelow With Its inlu-
encc ret, and shall b. fur some t!no. Old assoca.
tlona tAro been brought vly!tly bcforc my uyes.
The glorious old chants arc rlngrg familsarlJ In
my ears. 1iow homelkc, AZ tho mtnistcrso tupress-
lively commences with tho Introductory vcrslctes Of
tho ancient English liturgy, "To the Lord our God
belong inetcfcs and forgiveness tAongh wo have
bcl1cd asatnnt Him" ctc. hut am In advance Of
my subject intcnd referring moro to tho esthct-
icai influences than to the religious ones
! am Of tho ttln.p pail brigade, "hard.working
lightly rccoInpenscd. stranger In q strange land,
aud ono AMONG many others whom chauco has drift
cd 10 tllis largo city. As auftntlly trampol West
Washington stzsct last Sunday ovoning, tho BRIGHT
ly lt'up and chcery Inferior OF church aitsactcd
me; Ienicred ~, ths Cathedral Church ot IS. Peter
s}psis If. H. s Ss'si ssss
slicctcd IN ancoNtciousness and m Indifference to
gorgeous colorne mid stirring music took complete
Ros,sss.!9n q re- In: ~ certain sense IN
admit u stfsug ea.eeplibilIty tn outward inllu:
euees. 15ut The brilliant and rch colorng engaged
only tho Erosta1 neses. ar'l ast also IN sceon!la.
!Poas; ay f%asi'ns'l,e .sii. Staia gaop!nF i[ssy
n 1f qaIck rosaw et old scones u fa,- oil Iana,
scenes lcss harsh than my prcsent hard experience.
Under tesc aouthtp,t iufueucta wrapt iii abatsac.
ton, yofunt tho ultiso loo founI MYpelf build
tnr tschatoaux Gu Espagns." lndcui, remember
lint With n,agnanluou4 gonclosity tuiIt and oa-
tan has, u the papq.s say lfrs, Z, II. Stewart Tor
liishoi1 Littjejohn OF Long IylanI, Sud.
tho blatant strains Of the processfonnl
hymn, a. tie ehoris.ess slowly wcnded thcir wny,
eiaNilnE, towards 10 chanee!. i would y an ui!
inE l'le ficmurksb1e fcoiins Of solc,nnIty whIct,
grew upon me during tuu Ceremony, In sntto u
What cayjjlefs say, Tho cercmon!af Joss to1l to
fnsirr a more tirynut snirff frhn henrijnens ulfb
, 1877-06-27

rase7. but the advance made. I, cents per 100
pounds, fa not Fuflcient to place tho Chicago rpads
on m cqual footing. mt esen II the n1sancc
would be sufficient. Il won1d not benefit Tho Chtca
channel, a lonE st. ionis road4 ard cc 10 act.
while The Chicago Fotis arc bound By pooling
compact
The ofileis,s and Directors ns ahs Michigan Cen.
trail have lately Iookel into h!s matter, and they
tcIr road requires dissolution OF tha live -stock
pool. snnt. Lcdyar,i has. therefore. Instructed
his Western connnctnnb 10 base their rates over
h'A linn on those made hy the roads from South:
/. western points. !he rool would not favc lasted
competition. There te, however. but !ntfe danger
OF this. ~ mons Of the Eattern roads arc now In
condition 10 make ditastfonay; low rates. Soma
arrangement can undoubtedly bo rnado by which
falr nnl equitable rates can be maintained BY all
tho roads and from al points.
THE ZEPHYR AND TirH HAtINoADa.
No accidents 10 railroad tralns l,nvc bcon cauEed
ny tho scphyF which patscd orcr tas city. except
tle one on tho Illinois Central 1iaLlrond nenr Kan
kakec. fnlty reported in yesterdays TRtnrNE. Tins
following IL full md correct lfst Of prisons In
sns s5sa 'h' sssnt :nt T. 4 K,y w0qn smih a0q n
h., Kcntiana. ind, dangerous cnt In temple
aud over the noSc. scalp nearly torn on; N. X.
ShatIcr, conductor on indianapolis. Cincinnati h
Lafayette railroad. several cuts In thu head and
face, dttocatton Of forehnger arch OF nohe broken
nnd snt thr"nEh; Mts shaIct hatt .a bsck: II: !;
". &. Cc|e*tr, ncws agcnt. right elbow ,dfslo.
Cate1. The Illinois Ccntrni Railroad officials. a.
soon A. they learned Of tho uecIent, dispatched
DrA. Knott md Shepanfsor. ct kankakee, to TITO
d9nc to tho eass s not extensive. onc end Of ,!o
l!lino!. central Depot ut Dixon Was blown away by
the whtrlwind, and domo damage was also dnno 10
tho Northwestern Depot nt that ulace.
, 1877-06-27
EOSEUILL,

tQNhlkEE2 NEA&ANVt
THO Committee Of tho Hoard OF Management
and lhu Trustees Ut the 1pt.owuers VI Nose!ls!l
Geu.rlcry nlct yesterday morning at l0Jo O'clock
In tie oGicu VI President Keep, Of the Eosth.
western Hallway Company. OIL ktnxla street. II
waa thu Intention to hold q c0nlcrcnet with Mar.
v1n II. lIuyhjIt, Gcudral Manager Of tho Itai1soad
Company, Int that gentleman vas ulasoltlabiy
called away 10 Onlaha, und hencs all negotiations
fu through Tor tho t!uu being, u1d n,lotaer ntevt-
Ing was axrd fos Saturday muFnitx At lo o'cluck,
Ut tho ta:na piace.
III thls connection It might not DO Anlss 10 state
thai tic lot.awncs4' conitnlttca aru woskny 1ndu-
ftttyably, nul MI tho f.stuYahcca of which ttIu
patrus have la ~ conpssiu will 10 fSledie.
Tho f3outA u Management aru working hArmo.
nunsly With tho Committee, and they, to,,. scs Tho
neeesally IT q change, winch will III uaadu. Tho
n,cnt4 ,alto, bnt they want to sagrsst how tho
work shall bs danc. Thu managers Of the North.
western linllway cyfnco n ilbsfal splss. and they
rropoAa iu sfect q handsome. comfortable,
snl substantial dupot beur tho cumetvry
Eats, change l!.e track, and ]aY out
helwecn tts track and tho cemetery fcnce a
l,Aulsou.s lawn, .whlcl. Ii to be cnbeit4hed With
on ''pupuar fuiaon4l traau," VIII! ~ approprtatu
hrarse car Just ~ SOON " VII taIs little differences
are settled, and thuy know exactly wAa. u u IN
duHg. Thu lntn nNRers ean u asaueaA at Que thing,
that their Committee aru WnFAtns in thrlF neEtst
with c1nln,rNsablu zeal, md whrn they 4ru rcnty
slox : eea'plsse aud :asl.tastory. selt.s;
y nuw and competent Superintendent. viii hsSs
clarso Of tho cemetery. ant sayt rn!va ba adopted
u viii NUKE thu ceInut1sy tscuaa ~ nous in lbs
eo1ltky, In tle cQIfaC Vt q fuW yeufd+
, 1877-06-27
K1NGsBuRY ESTATE.

ArtLlGATioH FOR GUARDIAN.
There camu up before Judge Wallace, Ia the
County Court yesterday, the application nlado by
Henry W. Kla4sbury, heir Ut thu kinssbnry cstate
for tho appointment Of q guardian In the place Of
air iIcman u. puwtss. -
Senator Trumbull, who appeared on behalf OF
Mr. Kinysbury, stated that Ills client had right 10
nominatv {s own guardian uHles that SECTION Of
tho Illinois Statutes which stntca thut minor,
haylng arrived at tho ago OF II, may sclect
guardian. who aha1l be appointed upun the m.
psovnl OF tho Eoart. Tho pfrsent glafthln WAS nE
urent for thu Cutted stasrs MortEare Cutnnany.
wlrh tela q m1rtEagu on tho klngt.
loan could be o5tainca nt a nnch lower
rate, which would bs of dcrtdcd importance to tho
l,sr. Mr.. k!nGrbnry's choice for sualdian waa
tho lion. ). y. LcM"ync. ..s.
GUARDIAN, e!ainc.i tIas Il WIS qnesi.un ~hctisrr,
slmec thc applicant rstttcd ont Of tllc state, hs
Illinois law rClattvs to t.tHor n1Hlnatlg hts own
guardian. btatdca Tint, sif. Le M1ynn was tlo
attorney Of NEa. hussbury IN proceedings nnw
cnt case. Alr rowtsa was wllIn. " hare tho rnto
Of Interest redrcvd, ahA tha foreclosure proceeds
tnE Which hal t'een begun VIA. nuW stopped.
Ju!gu Wnllacu sa!d That l,s Waa sat!alad that TIC
rata nl inetntt VAS cx1rlltunt, uh he shDulu taEo
aOnlr steps u 1,aye II reduction tnadc. lie wGs In
rhuossng hss Eunrufan WAS mandatory Or discre~
tloary, at,d therefore Eeguestcd that cnnusel SUBJ
init hscts slat hc rniaht fully investigate the
matter.
ssso5 r4mSn'; IN .sEy to, to ths ,tatsmsnt re-,
had ceasrd bis coinseti1n with Mrs. ,kinsstnsy' =
casr +, soun ~ application was made 10 becotae
guardian for the sou.
, 1877-06-27


Supt. tItrkey wna arrnnI Yesterday uretnE
specify trial on tho indictment recently found
aFnlnft him 1fe *sr ni htr ttial sot for this morn
won,d be. iic will not he tried to.dav, however.
precedence ehonM t,c given him over taIo-o who
hare been under Indictment and in jail for months.
COUNTY FINANCES.
The Finance Committee mot ycsterIlay afternoon
to discuss tho ettuAtIon. II wna generally agreed
thai the e2GO. 00O hack tax proposition of nrallay
OF fomo wccks aRo, intended to corer tho letting
Of the recent granite contract to fIin<dac. was
very nonscnsc1f, and ono from which nothing
eoRd b realized for CouftI1ousc purposes, fol
the reason that tho taxes In question hal
oeSn lsTsd son tor Al aHo'her ps;rose md
next matter. considered was what should
be lionc with tho $al5 COO Of county orders now In
tho hands Of contractors. Tho old pEopntitton and
rn!o Of borrowing Of re,er 10 pay Paul Vas 70.
vivc. hut the County Treasurer put his foot down.
nntl tho echctnc exploded The proposition to pay
fntcsrat on tho orlcfs was also mentioned, bnt It
met EfmsiAf fate. Finally, II wAS agreed to pay
out $40 00D to tho credit OF the utnefnl Fnnl to
take up oricrs according to date and the Treasnf:
or authorized this announcement 10 be male t,.nt oil
orders m tn and inclusive Of No. IL, l54 would
bu paad npo presentation to.daJ: Tho farther dis
e,f1slnh wn. with reference 10 the future Of the
Committee. however. were uns nsnsnous In Snyor Of
prosecuting the work hI direct tAxatnn, and crnn
Holden hootc at the idea of increasing the onac,l
aclt nf The comfy. II will be remembered that he
wns In fnvpr Of iasning b11da when hc bcllcrc the
Nosrd had absolute authority, md It IL fair 10 Infer
thnt Inc cliansc Of hts opinion tlaies hack 10 tho
ueclsion u the supreme Court Oh the subject.
, 1877-06-27
DEATHS

Joseph Becker, aged % yenrs.
Funeral Thursday At / p. NJ, from residence,
corner Of stato.at. and 1fafmon.co"lt,
.NOpLE-,1nne IS, at No. North sangsmon-At,,
Miss Sarah Noble.
FunrAl "Wednesday, June 81. at II T.. nl., from
late residence. Friends cordially invited 10 ntte1,d.
only daughter Of James s. md Susan II. Fisher.
aeea years and months. The last OF tliscc
within tWn weeks.
CLApP-1n this city on the goth tnst., Of CON.
ecstion Of tho brain. airs. Josephine II. Cla6p,
aged III yenes.
Funeral from COS Michlgan.nv.. June n. at 10
o. m.
GAnnT-ctaslcs Aloys!ns, infant ron OF John
". and ary 4. t1nrvy, 1t 8:45 a. M, June ~,
nged year and 90 days.
st, June 27, al 10 a. n. iy carriages to Calvary.
Friends respectfully invttcI. e
, 1877-06-27
c0MMENDAELE ENTERPRISE.

The pu0lIsl!ng'housa Ut Hand, aicSally j.
ca. Aayu lust Issued u was-ulap that tn style u
execution ami beauty Ut GnIsh Is fur superior to
anything Jet made. It SLOWS, lsst, thc whole
VI Turkey tn Europe Mlh Asia, tho british
Isles, GERMAN Empire, Austria, ltaly. Fsaare,
Spa!1,, lurge portion VI Kssssa, aud Northern
Africa, aud as iaE southeast - tho Persian
tinlt, laluwrtl by t!nu large sra1e-map uf
1uskey-l- Europe, showing tho River Danube,
with It's els,es, towns, aud villages, tls Balkan
Mountains. railroads. hiYwaya. ctc.. etc. This
whole ulun tileet :..5xB3 luvhcs, surrounded by
ths "FlaSs OF All Snt!aua" in appropriate
culoEs. 'fne beautiful elect " produced by tho
Hhcet passing through stIlu pscss ~ leaa than
seven tsLaca. 1t should bp fl every house ana
otlite IL shc tallI. 4 copy can bc seen BY GALL
BY ali newsiralrrs, at Lookstosss, Etc. Hcut by
innll upon receipt Ut u cvnts.
, 1877-06-27

ius,aIlet Inst evening In hts charge. Mr. Per.
rcn Il a potE.t OF thh country. but Inns brcn en-.
gagged In tho mfn!sscs!al work in Cannta for the
Rrestcr part Of his life. labosng with especial sue
cess In s. Cstharluer, from which city he came
sone two or three Wccks tgo to acecpt call from
the ahove. named noek. He has already preached
two sermon. In tue church to which be has been
called, and the verdict Of his congregation
10 fully ~ creaitabls to hts reputation as
arc tho warm Recommendations ot the
ehnfeh from vhct he caue. TIE ehnrch vas % wcll
parthking somewhat of the necessarily formal
character infcparable from such occatidns; wss
@s. n ft r. q nsa ss. Il chsass
ss ss CSsRey GS%R,: WI e. ?S saa!ss
Ke.. Dr. Allison. Of liz North Star, the Ker. pr.
Hewitt Of The CentsTnal charsl .n.d snd re Kct:
Rev. H. sSenuasd "a e Of % tho Westcfn Avenue II. i.
Church, lnadc one Of tho large audience.
THE aERylCEs
opened with the singing Of mn anthem BY The cl1off,
aflcf which Ur. CHENEY spoke Of .he Installation
services ~ being designed to gtTe to ths nc" sor
hearty psnte sIsos !" X 4: aew ns sd ha r 1ecT. sy.
And odcrcd prayer fot Gods hetatnR on tho new
.ou eu so ok tses. H. ns. Anderson, delivered ie sdd;cs1
or welcome. lie alluded 10 Dr. Pttrene sncccsh.
T., 'o: .a Il Sanfss e nd 70 tbs ss'oisa st @ q e
great city whose census vas never taken when y
su9a be aroi,ea ilanghtesl. whose former bounds ,
hhH aeappcnfeu: una Whsh Waa spssaamk s, ~ nea
amazing faptn5 eas attes ysat IL. tE',!, ~
X pnKe .et II rs ,n,"s, v,i" os n,s r
reenliat!s5 o. portions nt eonEsesntlohs 10 Rtow
ann'ueFsnt a. mes' VT e .eSna .n sno
a,1s @ s WIZ :; ers r.
es o. oens onen ~ a r. sp1 n.sfor " was nv
,, ~ "ni;rv u III ~ tp r"r,s 10
WeeoMea. wtn nc curry .eeMng ,na3 " ~ ,so ~
tase eoGlA ~ waa.a 20 o'csseu Ut ooa aou pso'o
emsncnt'y 'ncsessani. s,s ,,s,., -, ,,cu.,,,
TIE REV. uH. H!SHAAos
said hta hearers had az orpoftuniIy, ~ welcoming
thelr pastor. 20 prctent 9n example o. cnslstian
sympathy and hHeslty. ue Mas nvc1ee 10 shoft
patto7h!fa, nna naa ncfcf peen aoao 70 aceept .ae
Methouls! aoetLno ol NtncsaCy: ttIuEntcl.
Ths plan had rfo~i1 into seeming 1aSos4 however,
fair way 10 ons.llerod iistod. 50 70 e!,eak Il,eit
pastor came from sa!nti5 Guy, nnt Inc speaker
feafst sou'u snsaly % sa,a no,, .nas NJ 10
camo io salnt'y c13' ALauGhtehl ~,
, 1877-06-27
CAPITAL AND LABOR.
4 0scat I1nllront Strike impending ON Penn
aylvnnln Railroads.

4 lscat Railroad Strike impending on Penn
ayIvnnln Railroads.
Spect1i Dispatch 10 The 7t4aune.
fITTsnrno, Pa, June 2G.-Some time ago tito
ro!!toad cmyloycs Of Western Pennsylvania, assist
cd by delegations from abroad, organized new
society 10 resist all attempts At reducing wages.
Tho organization IL intcndcd TO embrace nll cu.
ptoycs Of raiiroad companies, including not only
train men but tracklaycra, swttchmca, etc. The
object Ia to secure concert OF action among EN-.
p1oyes, the members Of tho organization tak-
Ing an iron .honNd oath 10 stick together In fighting
against reduction in wages and tic protecilon Of
common interests. For some wooks past tho agents
Of the organization hayo lsccn vigorous
II at work forming auxiliary unions
at different points nto1g tho line
nf tho sorcrnl railways ceutcf!ng In this vicinity.
These agents have ccGn 40 AucccsHfals and the or
that general strike against tho tato Of WAGES on
the Pennsylvania 1toad md branches Will be lnans.
nratcd 10 morrow. The locomotive engineers held
meetings yesterday, and ttoy. with all tho other
efnployee. VII jo!n In tho movement Several en-
gtneers woEn interviewed to-day, hut they declined
10 gtvs auy information whatever. Il railway on
cta. however. stated that general sttIke was q.
taycd for &iay Or two longer. From sucl, tnfosma
tLon as conid 10. obtained, It nppeart. that
the Fan-lJnnise. West Pennsylvania, and tho
Hattmorn = Ohm Roads will be hut little affected
by tt1e strilse, hut It will nclnde Eany Of tho en-
ploYoa Of tho nthcr roads. and may cantt trouble.
'rho rai'toad authorities src preparing fur the
movement, having been nlYised Of the proposed
strko, There Ia mich excitement In railroad cir.
ctcs Tonight nyct tho NATTER % there IL no hops Of
o eQr1pfomtse, ...
, 1877-06-27
MISCELLANEOUS,


Tho livestock pooi formcd by the roads leading
East from this city about iva years sgo IL ubout ta
hu dissolved. No arrangement oG this kiRd Las
oscf been entered lato by Chicago railroads whIct.
haa worked so much mischief to tho interests Of
this city ~ taIa ono. py the provisions Of tho
compact the shippers At this point wcsn compelled
to divide tho shfPn,cnt1 among tho various roads,
~ no read waa allowed IN taks moro than sttpu.
lated amount. A. was naturally TO bo supposed,
the shippers wsEe greatly opposcd ~ tho arrange.
mcnt, Bnd a. lie roads leadu3 East from St. Louis
aud other Southwestern poiMta had 10 such co,a-
pact, they took their cattlo to those
points from whence they wcsc shipped East ut
Mueh lower rates than those eha.gud tFom chea.
~. several efforts were nade by the Chicago
aInes to enter into q poo!lns arrangement similar
~ theirs. but the 81. Lont& men knew enough II
apprccats she facs thai they sal Thy buss on Gh!.
hence they STEADILY refused to enter lnto any ar.
ruuscu,ent whaGeyes. This Michigan Central kali.
ar slass ' oi aait.. ~ as Away. Ssoa fasoss
adhered to The compact, shrouxh IL. steady pst.
*las'yn os the Other soads which clainied u suftf
Eut iii. claim was not based On facts.
While they Auncrcd TO tho same txteAt at
~. sas, ee: wsyse
thu i!altimose J. ohio Railroads hase both xool
IL. IT, a s. si
tho latter tbs Ohtu 4 M!asI4.p!4. This Lake shoro
: Mish!.an Southern Ing ago1d s4uta%s*!ss4 eoa.
got at ibis poiut. and could not snake good u
losses It othes. points. ~ was tho case VIII ~
Central, snd. It ID said. ths Michigan Southern
a!so. wera about to withdraw from thu col:'
Eua9n ant,, The st. heu oihi III.
Through the llhnrues u AE. Mccullough the st
Louh foAds vess prrssised upon to sdSsncs shsll
, 1877-06-27


The license receipts were about $50 yesterday.
rh. rn,,,.r,,,,, x,.t,rd.x h,,ror,, e, An =,
'he .o"p@o'st 's''s'uAs p't'""sa On 1"' a.
~ e."~
Eight nc" cates Of and I'VE deaths from scsrtef
tcrdnv.
r,..., ,...,.. ,.... -. H., .
Eawasi uonohse' contractor 1ot 1ae sewer On
has assigned bis contract to ]. q. Smith.
r,o r.o,.u,,,,. ,oco,r,. v..,o,t1,x u.or. a. ina
t.t.,, liz Wnssr iSennJsmsrt ii. rso from NJ tf,s
tn %nI 1Vl 1.cn. ~ ,.,siis nanus snn.n"s
eo''P'fosl aAu 7'N''' o'1 e'4s.'a'
CInspttol!er EarEeIt yesterday sent 70 New fotk
VIII 10 nreIed to Day ths Jnly interest," OIL Tue
bondcd aeot.
!. Kocntr L Co. took out a permit yesterday 10
r4 oa ac cn;nsr w of a,esn ana Huutrjor stFce
Cost S10, 0U0
r,.. t,,,,,~,.,. r,o,,r,,.,.,. s.., to.. ..,,.,.
lhe tos!oWlnR lDM1nNLfes nAVe o9ou talfGa'
Local AsafaaMents. Wednesday u !! p. m Schools.
, 1877-06-27

A. II. Delight will lead Gospel temperance
meeting in Lower farwell 1lnl tlts evening at
o'clock.
Tho Ladies' Flower Mlsstou nacets this morning
and fruit pr Of scadns matter thankfully received.
Tho Rev. Mr. 1saJmonl will conduct tho noon.
day meeting to.iny nom nnl 4. NJ. Delight Tho
tlOspcl meeting this evening a. the !. u. c. A.
f0oIiB.
The picnic Of the unton Catholic Library Asso;
Thursday. Trains teayo the Illinois Central Depot,
foot Of las0 street. Vi Mi u, n. and lo B!arp,
, 1877-06-27

4 quantity Of eftyefwaso. some Of which is
marked Mary 3. FnrScll, was recently recovered
by Oll1ccr alarahal Walton. and Is awaiting IN
Owner At tbs Wcst Madison Street Station.
During Saturday night Tho merchant. tailoring
rooms Ut l.. D. stowe,f, No. l45 Clark street,
weru brukpn Into and robbed Of somo si00 worth
Il stowsali. s'e ''''""'"S ' " 'N''
II. c. Anchor wus before Jnstlec Wallace 5es-
terahy for perjury committed In swearing to tho
ownefship VI property which hs ,ec'.edu|cd upon
jumped balI naI fs1 from liz el,arss Il pcsiury
preferred few days ago. Anchor ll0s In jall In
delnuit Of Sou0 bull.
Minor atrcsss: Jerry and Joseph Carroll. trying
O1iccr 'rhuu,as Cann1n; Narnsy Carroll larceny at
aovcrsl natrs Of .hoss frota ihe ioaton squire
sa1t"9 storm p0ox'ss ~ hqnr'ten: lafss%y
s,s,e s.,eo, s ssalo Of : Sefsae, o. ,aaliea Gu j.;
william lisl!cy. cuas thtct and pretending dettc:
No. 375 CLARK rtroet, collecting moncya undsf tho
ial.c psctuusu that It WIS for tho st. John suf-
fercrs.
William Hickey. sells l!0uofs snt clsars at tho
% he contorulsa to thu regulations ot tho iuterna
1soscuna Derartlacne Ac aIhpensc!l the 1a1d and
weed unmolssted ~ tho n1lnloas q the law; !snt
when lo neglected 10 t,aT hts special tax Dcputy
collector caiue down upon him, he was brought be-
fore Cos, Cos,nsi.s!onsr llayne, anl. after hearing,
iiovrrau.ent by paying over what he owed tor lbs
violation Of tho statutes.
"saapy" Levy was sgasa heard from ycsterday,
and In avery agreeable n,annur, TOO. une of tho
causua Of LeTys 1ight to Canada was m Indictment
for swndl.nga. i: MeMckcn. an lowa usansrr,
o:a az OF sssi c suit as"1t. Lazy VA
and gave 6ail.x, Yesterday Tho !ew drn,
anu who wero bfeMickun's attorneys. Wors some.
what surprised to receive fr0nt Levy the entlru
suHt lu1 lhrtf client, and tho coata Ut proceedings
b6sils. This. however, dues not III my way COM
promise Lcyy's difficulties; ho IL ~ much OF Al
outlaw az ever, ~ .hets a1u . dozen other indlct.
1Ilenss against him.
Jusslee Snmtnsr1ed yesterday hold the follow.
Ing. Add!o !Eosen, !arvrny ffnta Minerva jackson,
Si0 tu tho Criminal Court; William Roberts. drtv.
!ns . lorss bu!nn3l,'g to ,Add!1pn po.Y to death.
sl'n lns; Atthav! lsowlsy. lot s!oot'nx j.. u.
eecnyt u ho.sS nS and Iafsy ssxs{!SSasng h to
luund, stealing from h!4 father, $in0 to tile
CFlnltna! Court. Just,cs Morrison held John pEy.
cf, Essauttns and hulain. up ucoEsc Griprs, $soq
10 the Hrsms.nas Court; Alc!,aa. Mohydp. MlciaeI
Menlau D4car Olsun. and lleHsY Haekcf ntloE,pt,
ID laIssay from tLSoLef.: paint ..hop. 5loo dns
| W. or six mouths In ths tiuuse Of E0rfuralon.
, 1877-06-27

Ths best law In Englsud Il the law agalnst adal'
terssluo OF Iooaa
Chicago suowwhte improved eorn.stareh Il ~
pure u lhe new -fsllen s1owl
Chicago SHOW white gipss starch Il the 6ucat In
tho market!
This IL ono Of C1hcago's row entesptiscs, employ.
tny 100 uen, women. and G!yIs. EveEy lady IN
Cheago should hare interest IN TIL. entcrpft&el
Tbs brands Of stAEca that havo been looked upoa
heretofore ~ ths standard In this market mAds
by ptocess ofsotttux the gtala tor TWO wstks. aod
then being featofct With litns md potash.
The At.Ich made BY the Chlca.o starch Works,
for both food aud laundry purposes, u 1aAss b.
, 1877-06-27
DENTISTS,

6E*G7W 171zH97ta ~ 3A1 zF3VHH&. -
FoR1 WArxE, lad, Juua eB. The Indiana bat
Den.al Association met here In annual Convention
this aftesuoun. With large attendance. Ur. Cnsh-
iuy, os Chicago. and Drs Kccney, Tail, Taylor,
Carter, anu Smith, Of Ohio, arr ats9 here. This
affssnoon pr. Me1ls read = paper on 'Expused
Pulp, " by Dr. Eddeulan, which clusc1 y lengthy
llscu.siof,. Dn,csfs viii bas clrcted tu.nsoTsow
morning, an1 tho Association will adjourn Friday.
, 1877-06-27

THE ROOT L SONS MUSIC CO.
offer special Inducements In purchasoss, at whole
sale and retail, OF ehect.fntsc, music books, vo-
ljua, gntars. and all kinds of ,nusIcal instenmcnts
General agents for the Stanlard organ and wcbor
piano. QunlttJ guaranteed. No. 161 State street.