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would 10 for the romman slenc1t and IN tho

would 10 for the common benefit and In tho
general interest Of all concerned.
The Court t!,uhtel the rropricay nj making
would hare to bo n bond given TO eccsirc al
tlcae men that they were mt ptcju,litrl BY
reason Of others coming IN and getting the pref
crcrcc. II they were prevented by Injunction
there would l,arr to bc bond to indemnify
them for losing the right of hclng stayed In
these suits. llo was inclined 70 think, tI!as-
much Us M judgment coult bc obtained before
a,rl tiectaci, that 1t would be an Improper
GsiftS 2ate, L he he ., shoaGS enjoI i'e should
nsk such bond as would protect everybody.
tome'n,uy, by suing f'rst and Getting ju'iE-
II n person got Judgment against q stockll.hier
who was good, thc person ennl collect tue
ffa0' ioos 10 ol t%s Rs 'aS eshe stoskho!dsr. A.
for the purp pose Of preventing them
from getting this preference, tho Receiver
caimc'i--nnd such might bc the law-that tho
common fund for the benefit Of all tho t!cpoeit-
ors. They, On the contrary, thought that by
rushing tn under the atatrtc they could colfect-
Mi. Bali said II all came back to the question
whether OF not this was = double liability of tho
siockhollcr; whether tho CHIN, on the stock
holder was at, INSECT of the hank or not.
Thc Court Thought that Judge McAlllster
had decided that.
Mr. schuyler salii the decision appeared on
It's face to decide the matter, but o.l inycstira-
tion he had found that It did not.
Tho Court remarked that II these men were
not to pct judgment before he heard the
motion, lie sl'oslll not be nc1nell to issue airy
Temporary injunction. II liz tlili, II would hAyo
to be with boml. II nybody though best tostc
hrfQse hc heard the molten, he would hare tn
do 80 on his own responsibility and at l!ls own
costs. No Judgment co1lh be obtained Until
the motion WIS heard, AMI lie did not suppose
the stockholders would cUnfess Judgment. lie
could not scu that tho Receiver would be dam
though, as had been snld, 1t would make
good -.... .-.
MANT SUITS AID CONSIDERABLE FCgs.
Afr. Chusbrough intitnatctl that the motion
for star VIA brought for mere bdncombe+
The Court thought the Receiver hail fully dis
churrcl htA duty. but he did not thiuk 1t proper
to grant the stay without knowing something
Of the matter, or Without bontl
Mr.. Honnry was ofk'ut to tepty to the "bur-
co,nbc" charge by, saylne that tho Receiver
represented the creditors, and II was IN thcir
interest that slis question, was snbtnttted WHEN
tic Court dryly observed that the re.nnrks ought
not to hare been t1lh'lc anyway. fIo then went
on to say lie should not grant the niuttdn for d
temporary stay. Lie supposed ho should hear
tho motion before any tnotcy could t,o collect
ed. although he would not hear IT. until tho caso
In The Criminal Court had been l!sposel OF.
lie might set It for next Monday ut oseloek, NJ
It was possible he might get through the case
by TINT time.
At the suggestion Of Mr.. High, tho time was
changed Ia q week from next Thursday tnorll-
ing at 10 o'clock. The motion for stay was
denied, and tile appropriate order entered on
the record.
, 1877-10-02
THAT "FlOWER" POEM.

TO eAk E&t4of o. Inc lrt0QhE
CHICAGO, Sept. Shallow mu to correct
"Realrr ~. but No Poct." Tbs lines:
Yoas voEeels.A iips, howe's, afe living preach.
eE1,
Each cup pulpit. md each Leaf book,
aro srom poem, "lIymn to the Flosers,n by
Horace smith,-a poet born IN London. Dec.
81. l0o,-ltcd July II, 1889. The selection Ii
fEoin the eighth yefse. aud ends thus:
Supplying 10 MY fancy numerous teachers
fFum lu1el!est nouk.
This old poen Ia found entire on page q Of
the "a Household. Book VI Poctry,n collected bY
Cliarlea A. Dana; also, On page 8i} VI s.The
ian Cnlien Bryant Il seataln. fifteen ~ verse;, ,,.
the last Of which quote ~ being probably
More familiar thxu any other on the same sub
jet:
Wers In thurchtcss so!t adcs remaining
Far from ail soice Of TEACHERS and dlsinca,
Ny soul would hnl In 4oWcsp VI Gods uEt4talng
Priests, Sermons, 6AftAaa.
Certainly ~ rcaIssf OF auy scope" should
know II u not by Losxtvlaow. G. e. u.
, 1877-10-02
CRIME.
TIE METHODS OF A FREE METH.
0n1ST.


Gprclaf Dispatch to Ths Chfrag1 Tribune.
New YoRE, Oct. t.-Tho 7in,es says tho Rev.
Alfred Thompson, at tho FREQ Methodist
Church, Of Etgin, ILL.,, was arrested IL Jersey
City this evening Tor theft under rathcr peculiar
circumstances. Last spring Mr.. Tho4nmor's
parishoners Gaya hin, permission u, spend
the summer In Europe. iIo went to
England, where he VIA born, in June last,
mid remained thcro until tho latter part OF Au-
gust, when he sailed for home. On the steamer
was fe,na'a nas,le.l Mrs. Cobhan, married, but
separated from tier husband. Ou tho passage
Mr.. Thompson aud s''c haul frequent opportun-
ties for, discussing. religion u,,1 other
matters, and thu result was that
they became very intimatc,-so Intimate that,
Oil tho arrival Of the steamer at Now York, they
wnnt to Il small hotel OIL West street. anl ttcro
took up their abole as man and wife. There
they resided together until ycstcr-
day, when Mr.. Thumpson's eyes were
opened to The the -, sf,iuIncss Il Of the
lie revealed to Mrs. Cooham tls fact that llo
had wife and two children in Chicago. Then
hn disappeared, leaving Mrs. cobham untlouE1t-
ctl evidence of tho sincerity of his repentance
aud an atldnu !ntercs. In !,cr wclfarc In tho fact
valuable gold watcl' and some 500 worth OF
juwelry belonging to her, When Mss. Eobham
became convinced TINT the Rev. Alfred 'fhomp-
son had departed, she went 10 Jersey. Civ
Of Detective Franc's, who, with 0Il!ccr
Dowc, subsequently found Thompson tu Hudson,
street, eilcctlng tho exchange Of q sc4:onl-class
for arst.class ticket fur Chicago. lls made
10 attempt To deny his identity nor to conceal
the property: wt,Icl, ~ said ho came honestly
by. Is Mrs. Cob!a,n lia1 iuat1o him q PRESENT of
1t all. lie WAS locked up, and Tomorrow will
Go brought hero for examination.
, 1877-10-02

Probably tho oldest genius who ever occnnfcd
public rualtton In Missouri Wns tho late Robert
II. Stewart Tic lived in St, Joseph, where lo
rose in political power. Tie first President Of
the Hannibal & 81. Joseph l.aroaiI, fio vas call
ell its father. llc was elected faovcrnor In 1857.
When Dontphan's expedition was organized to
60 through New Mexico and cooperate will, tho
Hain United Status army in 1871, Bob etewnrt
was q member OF company raised in Buchanan
County. Four lnYs out Ills gun WAS accidentally
discharged, the contents entering one Of Its
legs, shattcrlng bone and disabling hsn. Ono
Of tho company, William Grover, WAS de-
tallctt to remain with Stewart. Grover watched
over Ills friend with the caro- Of brother, nnd
Stewart, not then dreaming Of hs future lis
tnctfon, said, "I,itl, Old fellow, III par you
back some slny. The tmo will come"
Ten years later, BILL Grover, tic frtcnl OF
Stewart. WIS arrested an participant In n
political crime, tried, convicted. md sentenced
to thy Penitenttary for ten ycars. Not long
after Ills conviction. Stewart wins nominated for
Governor. 1Io saw Ills friend Just before llr
was tncarccrate1 md aatd, 4'Dtl the first thing
.lo after I'm inaug.irAtcd will be To pardon
you nut. And 1'm sure to bo elcctcd."
Ills word und the native Instincts Ut gratitude,
lc went 10 tlu renftentiary and inquired for
Bill Grover. iIe was not tllorc. Ifc wns onc OF
q detail eallet1 out 10 .liz a welt in Jefferson
-'s'* sn4tt ~ta+tA+%. ~ t.sAS
On tho noycrs,or posted to tho wei! In which
Grover WAS al work. On reaching tho place, hc
1canCtl over tho we'll and cried out:
Bill, arc you thcrcln
"Whu's slatln asked voice from the sub
tcrrtncan tlecps bcfow.
"It's me-Dob Stewnrtt Como up out o.
tllgre, d---n yout 1'yo lmr.lonod you"
III few minutes t}rover was hauled up out
Of tho we'll. Then was exhibited the curio,ts
spectacle Of the Governor of II great State walk-
ing through tito strccts of tlp Capital ar1n-l,.
arm wttI, q striped-slit convict. lie took hla
Old friend up to q clothing stofc, riggctl him
out in a HcH snft, mud malc hin guest at tho
Governors nanaIon. afterward providing for
him start tn business.
, 1877-10-02

hoist himself ur, mil sit right down m tint
trnrl Nf course II went of like n savings bank,
nu'l caught hot'l Of Mr. O4Icsby with n grip
like 4 hcscttfnE ain.
Ouicshv never enhl n vor.l TTc rut OF tho
box with Ill injured l,mk, amt watkc.l hack 10
hts own store and wrnt straight II his tlt.sk,
where he worked all thu afternoon. t'r4,nsto,l
ally he paused In hts writing as,t stno With tie
pen pulsed IN the ntr. mil then Il Crityct lonk
wnnltl afcnt over his farc, nil,l the clerks In the
atorc sny they never saw him co1nu 81 near cx-
pressing c1nofhn Of tolnc unusual nature ~ he
did ut those times: l3tit he nestr snokct and
sumo hte work. This occurred quito numbcr
Of times during tho afternoon.
.ttd MI that time That steel trap chung to him
like the taint OF s1a',tcr, with its Jaws set 50
coneealInR curtain of his cnnt-taIl.. And up Mt
Mr, ucar's tho porter vas Just aclttng K, sct
eyes u, the tnn Ut tt,fcf wl1o l,ad atnlcn the
next t2oSrFnor's rat-tsap, anil wa* wondering "
Mr. uenr couldn't Enng the fellow, whoever 1t
Wis, right after election day.
We'll, It wasn't till tca-tnnc, when Oglesby
Ind pitt away hfs hooks atld torke1 u ths safc,
and was about to start home, that any one
Mr. Doth> tho scn1r member Of The firm, re-.
markell to Ills tNfpkkccpcr that lie thn't Just
look like himself. Mr.. Ogtcsby looked ut l,ts
employer very intrntly.
"1wi!l never" he snfd with great earnest
nese ~ will ncser 60 Into John II. Gear's store
again.
"Why1" exclaimed tho astonishet1 merchant,
"wl.at on earth Is tho matter with you and A1r.
Gcnrl'
~ went tl.cro tllts aftcrnoon' replied tho
bnnkkrcter, "and went 10 sit .lawn IN box,
when TINT Irish sctter. that dog Jake Of his,
reached np an,! caught inc the awftltlcat, cruct-
lest bio that mortal dna ever .gnvo to human
man aa to yo,t know, tt'e nwfn hard tn Think
sometimes, that l.u hasn't got hold nf INC ycti
Ami then Ar. Og!csby Reached around To pity
h!Msclf and found thu trip. Wo Will draw i
yeti over tho dreadful sccnc, hut NC arc afraid
Sfr. Gear has Inst one vnfe for Governor unless
he call make ".taku II apologize.
, 1877-10-02
AN AWFUL RITE,

Everybody In Burlington knows John ogles-
by, the bookkecpcr at Dope d 8martman's,
down on Nain street. We suppose that Mr.
Ogleaby il toe 4uletest man that ever opened
bis mouth 10 speak. Ha IL 50 cven-sempcred,
80 peacefully calm. 10 snnoceut, Tint 1t would
do person good to sec hin get maA oncc, and
howl, aud swear, aud rave around But hc
never does, 1nl now we don't believe he evez
viii. Yesterday afternoon, about O'Clock, Ao
was walking out Tor breath OF air, very tired
OF The dsak, when he dropped fn At John II.
Eenr's for quiet chat. Solne Of tho boys In
The store bad Just baited : steel trap and care
fully set 1t down gu store box, and what
should 0glesby d. but tack up 10 that tux,
, 1877-10-02
HYDE PARK.

Nn tkA Arf yHA
~ ,"s ca.. n'e a. ~ ''"1a" ."'a. o..
.. -, H''A' eep'' oo.Iln ,o"s lsbuo " sept'
20 there ls communication from John u.
lie seems troubled In Ills mind because ron ul-
Inv articles tn vor manor s;trnc,1 :. lI,wE.Fvo J,
WMuI'r.~ ), ~ - ca,,a'r.a :, a., a.,.a,..,i.,
nu,o-s s5c, ana espec'a'y Is
sach tae case u any fcncetfon Is cast on tho
Board for their management OF the town aflatrs.
nm not The fatlIcr Of tho article On bonds. Int
ItU warrant thai tha ,nthor. ev,n n hi. .k,,l1 Ia
.tso. t,.t.,. .nt,, 49, ~. .''.,.o .'.. %
thfee os1eks th'ck, Ras yet sense enough Y, W"
knowledge his error, tho making Of which wu
csnnot blame him for, a. 1t Is rarely that ueF-
son has chance to do tha like. Dur Trn.tccs
49, a,1.,,,,,,r I.o,tr..,, ~ ao.... -, s"ass1
wv .ons!H"'ty 'sau.nE ua ueepcI a"a "eepeF
storm (hara tlmcs) haVe read scyeEal
Of Mr.. Hcns.ey's a1ttcies In Tng TRIBUNE,
hut III ma nj. ordinations n,e mt
- ~. s.t.". '.s
way e'eh't uae ei."nr' u .uouGht
appears ike Ills pct, the street sewer,
quito crooked, and, a. TINT will eventually be
from its crooke,lncss, somewhat closCctl.
- ss.". - - s 49,,
ceonon'tta' management Vi t''o peesehs boala.
VIII he explain Wleretn It exists IN thclf action
regarding the omnibus h{1l} Was A[r, Har1,or
ia much interested in tho northern mart of tho
town that one OF bis fsst acts as a Trustee
should be- os Il was, the furthctance o{ the For
ty-lirst strrCt sewer or WAS he coached i,y res-
dent D.I The Pumping " orks project was 4ext
laid Leforc lhe Hoard and In it, to u.s. nupcurci
m cxp}auatiOn Ut III, Iaynor'a PREVIOUS actiun !:
it touked very much like "you help mo md [
will Won't The large rutuo,,st rane acaf,,at lila
sewer was q dap1wr, but IN otnnIbus biil tc In.
cludr thesc Two would vel aaslsI III rarryfn,,
, 1877-10-02
THE IIALF.STIELL.

At 10 O'Clock yesterday forenoon . man Fho
Looked as II ha would lars to do right II he hatl
half . chance enterssi M oyster store On Mlchl-
gnn avenue aud courtroualy inquired;
!" Do you have uyste1s hers oa tue one-half
shellt"
"Yer, sir, VIC d." was the anRwcE.
"Which hail Of tho shell ts tho oyster on1 II
was tue next Inquiry.
The oystcr .nsn regarded tho stranger kccnly,
and after minute replied that they were on tlo
left half Ut thu shell.
" "AA--.uu-too Ind J" muttered the man. ~
wanted then, on the right half. tiood day, sir,
can's 60 lctt-Iauded oysters nohoW.''
, 1877-10-02

LOUISVILLE, Ky., Oct. LA telegram to tho
Cou7ie~yourual from Richmond. Ky. speaking
OF the killing Of Perry White BY tho Hon. Cas-
sius II. Clay, formerly United States Minister
10 Kussla, gives the following verdict Of the
Coruner's jury: "PeEry White came to his
death by plstol-shot wound Inflicted By
G. n. Clay. Sunday, Sept. 90, ls71.
Testimony being given US under oath By c.
u. Clay, be being the only witness, w are con-
struiael to justify said Clay, aud believe tlxt
he did 1t In self-defru8e." NJ particulars ~
ruMpany tts telegram ~ to how the killing was
brought about. It Is understood tl4at White 1T
tarkc4 Clay because Of lis mothers dismissal
trunl Cluy's farul- house.
, 1877-10-02

vessel In this port last Friday. He took with
him package Of diamonds valued Mt I'll ono,
shippcd ut Southampton anil consigned to n
large diamond importing firm here, whose name
tho officials decline TO give. Tho officer had
mat1c but ono trip for the Company. IL reward
OF 900 has tecn offered for Meyers arrest,
mi! description Uf him has tpcn scnt to tho
polite III all tic principal cities. r!nkcrtnn's
Agency Is also employed IN the scsrcf,. The
diamonds were mostly small, the largest Jewel
bc'ug forty briItIAnts OF two Carats each.
, 1877-10-02

St. Lo,i's, Oct. t.-tscn. john Mcdonald, for
mcrly Supervisor OF Internal Revenue Of this
district, md OF Whtsky-lslnG notor1cty, against
whom there ia indictments pending In tho
United States Courts here for con.
spsHng to destroy public records
willis In Office, today, through his attorney.
filed a plea In bar ngaInst further prosecution.
the plea being based upon rho Presidents fuit
pardon, which he alleges embraced tho sumo
ollcnscs with which lie Il HOW charged.
, 1877-10-02
UUH-NOTES,.


EoAtaa Conm<feia. Hu'ltffn.
The hest thing to fall over now IL o fall over.
coat.
a fashionable halter thinks OF advertising his
fall tiles under tho heal of '*FaIcnce."
A party prescribing German wine as cure for
dyspepsia writes Ills prescription, Ii. hook siyas
pi,tct4."
Mrs. Cooper, Of Camp Colorado, Tex, recent
ly gave birth to four children Mt once. Mn.
Cooper docs not bear Ill.
"Anothcr old soldier gone" says Western
paper. The oltor has probably forgotten
wllere he put his "chew " tits last tlmu ko waa
inYited out to drink.
A sensational telegram Is said to have been re-
cetyed from santo. Dnpfngo saying that thu
ashes Of Christopher Columbus have hcen dn-
covered thcrc.-Et. pslluwt You will llud tha
ashrs where shuY put tho Colon. N. D.-Coiun
is Spanish for Columbus.
, 1877-10-02

6tfctas MspatcA 10 7a< Czteayo Tribune.
VIcIsnuNa, Mas, Oct. 1.-0n the impanel-
ipg OF Tue Grand Jury In il4ts county to-day,
Judge Young delivered q very able aud power
ful charge. liz referred to the too tree use Of
1rcartus, aud urged upon them the great ne-
ccasity of Investigating aud bringing to Justice
such parties, and. while hs recognized tho fact
that much Of the crime committed Ia the city
aud country was committed by transient pef-
Sous landing At our city, yet thu fart cannot be
denied that many pcrsuus curry hrrarms Ani
weapons Ut deadly character In our midst,
The charge WAS tho most seruttnizlpg and 4so-
fuI delivered since tue War, and WIS listcncl 10
large coucousse OF tie best citizens Of the clty
mud county,
, 1877-10-02

4 few days ago. q small eolored boy In the
Township II Chatham held one sn1 of = short
h,rko:y whipstock In lia mouth while running
he fell, aud the ind be held In ID mouth was
driven through the back bis nsck, requiring the
strength u . powerful man to draw it out.
rrovilenlially, it tuisscd the spinal colulnt,,
and, being healthy, the child Il again Quu.e well
, 1877-10-02

srtefot nsrateh to 77r Cnstron 'rthHns.
MALTA, IT,, Oct. 1.-This morntr < al about 8
o'clock one Charles 1iycns, you'.g man about
q years oil, wns shut down an 5uF streets by
bis cousin, Floyd Ulveus. young man Of about
tho snn,o agr, for sctluetng sister of his
{Ftoy.i'sl who is simple Or fooltsh. Floyd is in
The han.is Of the Sheriff, and Charles is just
Charles does not deny tue charge, but claims It
was not q seduction.
, 1877-10-02


CARuoxpALs, ILL.,, Oct. News IL Just IN
from Williamson County Of second st. Elmo
shooting a!lraY. Particulars nru meagrc, but
substantially us follows: David Conrad, who
hail stoIcn some oxen. while being pussuct! by
Il shcr1t1's possc near 11crrtn's 1rairic, ycstcr-
loatlctl with hucxsiot, fired at the crowd Ono
of tho pnrauerk named Jntnes received tho
charge, which tore one skio Ut hls head TO
shruls aud instantly killed him. Tho mur-
dcrcr Acd, and WI. not again seen until some
pArtte4 rccocnlzcl him and o confederate as
they got of tho Marion traIn hcra ut B
O'Clock to-day. The n.cn quickly started out Of
town, taking the railroaa! going south. "A soon
as nutidcd Deputy.shcnH Toler followed them,
tracking them 70 ttaskydell, where the men
were seen at dark, ~! go'ss: south. y X snp-
Tolcr followed them on to-utxAt's passcngcr
train.
, 1877-10-02

c..., o.!s Sn.n y ~ 1rto4s1ssls. I,s;. ,...
INprANArotls, Oct. 1.-The Receiver OF tho
indianapolis, Cincinnati &. Lafayette Ronh l,as
compromised with tho bondsmcn of A. a. Zln.,
late agent at this punt. Investigation showed
TINT tho charge of cmhrzzcn,ent against MI.
Xton could hardly he sustained, And the caao
will l>c preaAcl no furthtr.
, 1877-10-02

Spectai Dtspafeh tn TIE CAfcaao Trfbn~e.
sPRlS0r1EL1,, ILL.,, Oct. 1.-rilo Governor to-
any Issued a proclamation Offering 800 rewar,l
for tte arrest Of tho unknown murderer of
Robert o. Little, Win Wis killed at Sparta,
l.nnlln3ph County, on Thurtslny. Tho lost mus-
lereF IL supposed to Ec a tsatnp.
, 1877-10-02

1Sbtc1N }Hkb0leh n 7h8 CA1cd10 1TfbHNf.
QUINCY. ILL.,, Oct. 1.-An uncio OF Reno, tho
Macomb bank swindler, was arrested In this
city to-day, and confessed 10 being an accorn-
pltce in tho swi,ldle. lie was found to havo in
his possession check for S:U on the AfacoInb
DA,.k, 10 which the maine OF wealthy fartner
had been forged, and also note for s7b t,,r-
porting to hare been et9neti by Join McDads,
lately Chief of Pultec Of this city.
, 1877-10-02

5ptctHs bitpdtch 10 TAs CAicuJa Tribune.
new YORK, Ort. i.-One McyeE, fourth officer
OF the North German Llue strau,.hip kolu, dis-
y HIpearrd immediately upon tbs aIriyal Of the
, 1877-10-02
OUR BROKEN BANKS.
Tho Receivers Unravefing the,
Tangled Threads OF
Assets.
sydney Myers n Little More Com
municativo About the Ree.
Hives Affairs.
judge Tarwell Refuses TO Stay the Sufts
Against Stockholders.

DR.. Turpin shut the doors on callers ycster-
day, With the exception Of reporters, taok of
hIs c,,t, and rno,,ntt.1 A etool Mt ono Of tho
~ $500 .' .S,..", ."t.sn .,a.,..,-, ~ r,,>.
high desks IN *nieh eSa'tea pos''9oh '"s 'Grs
rescntnttGe OF this pnper fou'El him In the
afternoon witt, 1,ondcrous book before him,
ana lis .o assistant, on The opposite ,l aide Of
the esk writing away ,ot asar ' M thn tn.E nt
is1ust now bending his energies 10 tae 1ask o'
making complete inventory OF tho real estate
securities, In ono column he puts down tho
srt,, r, ~ ,norou na leaned on mortrarcs. and In
another column he wants 70 lnscr' eo'nnon-
scnse description o. Inc properly, mno eus.
1ee'fy-appraisca value ther,of. nen :, g. eet
In ,rtnr,n .tI,n ~ .omc val,c. hut To nav Tint
W =, .s...a.tr j.. T., s,o nnr,hrc.t .cctfon ri
p'eec u psopeny - :. wv ,,',,.s',e,, ~ sar,a.
soand-sot somebody's suouls'bloh VI so'ne'
bo!y.a c1se addition to somebody's else sub
;,frt1to, ,o1 ,,1r mn IN III. vn1ur netl1nntcl nv
Az ,.',, " - 1 r.a., 49, ~, ~,,r, t,o ,nnurv vo.
Inc tmhR OF tne perso. " ",o"' Wv r.a.;,'. a.u
loaned, why, It's all Grcka to everybody
Wltcu make my report want to have It ahao-
lutuly correct II possible, md don't intend To
nit III anr fictitious rulucs.''
The Doctor added that he had examined
1uuml crerythng straight anil In good shnfc.
The petition which be flied Saturday, askinR
leare tn prosecute and defend oil kinds Of Suits
which nay artsc in tho courscof hts rcccircrshEp,
n"Ts 10 value the real estate, came up before
Jnt]Te Mcorc Yesterday morning.
Ms. Gregory was opposed to granting the pc
titan. II The Receiver was going to convert
lie ossc,e IN tho mex. sixty days there would he
smnc cause ior the appointment OF the nrprnls-
crs, hut, as II was, be did not consider this
necessary STRIP towards the making
OF n report. In fact, he
regarded 1t ~ Of. itllo inquiry which cnuid do
no good and might do harm. Lie feared to
nl.rm 7,{sU tlcpositoss. and was Of opinion TINT
II thc estimates should be very low that would
be the result. rho sumo thing had been seen
tust after thc fire,
When rEorlE WE'RE SCARED
md sold tity and county bonds for Is cents on
the dollar, which In d few days thereafter sold
Mr. Jcwett, c,uusel for Mr. IIaincs, had no
objection to the petition except with regard to
tic rct,uret for the appraisers.
Mr. hulec, fur the RECEIVER, explained that
It wis that Ecnttculan's desire 10 make report
10 tho Court IA soon as possible. Some value
lad to bc nIarel ou these nsscte, tue real estate
rnuuIrrv p,,tsruIue fnvcsaftrntfr frn1,, rcor1e
, 1877-10-02

TIE QUINCY JAIL ESCAPE.
Su<rtal 0tspLch IN 7As EAteHg9 TubuHs.
QrIHcs, Oct. 1.-The prisoners who escaped
from tho Jail hero OH Saturday night were re-
captured to-day, nt hannibal aIo.
, 1877-10-02
t.11AtGED WITH st1rRDEr.

Sptrtai Nrateh 10 Ina C7ieigo 7,7bunt.
DErao1r, Mich. Oct. 1.-Capk satnucl Smith
crs voluntarily returned to the city this morn-
Ing mil repaired to the Police Court, where lu
waa arFulgnrl on ci,argc 0l mtlr,lcr, and gave
ball Of es,o0o to appear for examination Mon-
t1hy.
, 1877-10-02

nK. H4owAT-Ktnd Bif: lake the liberty to addfc1s
yoa .Eatn hrsl!h T. greatly ,aproscd " she u.e1a
xone and thy fourth u nearly pTUpiy Il Eoac htash
an lpEoslng and my weight dtcrraslnx very fsst.
hs sop,sfsa! slTs ydaI ~ lsne rs oae
aulta number fron. this p1see ,aats viii, ss,Ie.
w..,.u.,.- -.,, =, Wig. G, hkArf.
tsuable lady, and Vrfy beaevotnt. She haA len tha
dFlgXtsts ot Xan ArIor 10 xysons sic.sd win inter
n4t tupors, W. hass heard oi soma wonderful cltes
sAss'a " :" a'A'' 's''ss''1"iEBE iEBEABAcA = CO.
Ann Albor, Mieh.. Aug. u. ls75.