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Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1878-10-10
MORTGAGE SALE.

Whereas, default has been made in the
conditions Is OF a certain mortgage bearing
executed by Thomas F. Stevens and Eliza j.
Stevens his wife, as mOrtgagors, in favor OF
William White, of the city of Boston, county
eagee, which said mortgage was duly record
cd in the Office of the Register of Deeds.
in and for the county of Mower and state Of
sf on the 18th SnS day Of 5uly A. D.
cages, on page 378,
And whereas, ON the zsth day of April, a.
ident Of said city Of Boaton, died intestate.
And whereas, on the I'd day of June, A. D..
1873, at said city of Boston, in said county of
Suffolk. before the Hon. Isaac Ames, Judge Of
Spalding, of said city of Boston, was duly
appointed administrator of the estate of said
William White, deceased. and duly qualified
administrator, and an authenticated copy of
which letters of administration were duly re-
corded in the office of the Register of Deeds.
August, a. D., 1878, at l. O'Clock NJ, in book
of Deeds, on page 364.
And whereas, there is claimed to be due and
debts named in and secured by said mortgage
the sum of two hundred, twenty-seven and
5O-1OO dollars, and no action or proceeding at
law or otherwise, having been instituted to
recover said debt, or any part thereof.
NOW, therefore, notice is hereby given that
Dy virtue and in pursuance of a power of sale
in said mortgage contained and Herewith duly
recorded, and the statute in such case made
and provided. the said mortgage will be fore
closed, and the mOrtgaged premises named
IN said mortgage, and described as follows,
to wit:
The south west quarter of the south east
quarter of section No. thirty-one, (3l) in town.
ship one hundred and four, Q04,, range seven
teen, n.) west: situated in the county Of Mower
and state of Minnesota, with the appurten-
ances thereunto belonging, will be sold at
public vendue, to the highest bidder therefor,
at the front door of the court house, in the
city of Austin, in said county of Mower, and
state aforesaid, on Saturday, the 18th day of
October, A. D., 1873, at 10 O'Clock A. NJ, to
satisfy the amount of said mortgage debt, and
| interest. then due and unpaid, at the rate of
ten per cent. per annum, together with all
costs and disbursements of these foreclosure
proceedings, and the sum of twenty dollars.
stipulated in said mortgage, as attorney s
fees.
Dated Austin, Minn.. Sept. 5th, ISIS.
RUFUS 81. SPALDING.
AS administrator of the Estate of William
White. deceased. sept 5@3'1
LAFAYETTE FRENCH, Atty. for Administrator.
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1878-10-10

In the times of wild cat banks and un.
secured bank notes no man dared take a
five dollar bill unless he knew the bank
of issue. And then while he slept it
might become worthless rag. When a
national bank breaks-a phenominaily
rare thing-its notes are eagerly sought
for. The National Banking system is
the best and safest system for the depos-
itor that was ever planned. The Ma
tionals demand a return to wild cat and
disastrous banking.
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1878-10-10

In the month just past the public debt
has been decreased $3,196,534. The saw.
ing in interest by the funding, during
only the last three months, Of the per
cent. into per cent. bonds, brings an
annual saving in interest of $S30,000.
Surely at the rapid rate the per cents
have been taken up, We are safe IN saying
that in whole year the saving will be
So, 1920. 900, annually, in interest. Let we'll
enough alone.
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1878-10-10
The Difference.

Between the republican nominee for
congress, in this district, Hon. NJ. H.
Dunnell, and the acknowledgements
back candidate, Hon. VIM. Meighen, there
is this slight but important difference.
The republican candidate is man of
liberal learning; the Hotchkiss-P Page
candidate is not. Mr.. Dunnell served
eight years in the Office oi Superinten-
dent of Public Instruction. Mr.. Melghen
never served in any such capacity. Mr..
Dunnell has the experience acquired by
serving this district as their representa-.
tive in congress during the period OF four
terms. Mr.. Melghen needs that expert
ence. Mr.. Dunnell is familiar with the
people whom he represents; Mr.. Me,ghen
knows nothing about them. Mr.. Dun
nell has intelligent and we'll defined
views upon all questions of public i'm
portance. Mr.. Meighen has not Us his
late "letter OF acceptance" clearly dem.
onstrates. MIR. Dunnell has an influence
with public men and with the official de-
partments of the government, of great
value to his district and which Mr..
Meighen has not and which he is utterly
powerless 10 acquire. Mr.. Dunnell can
tell what he knows in an lntellivible
manner, and MI. Meighen cannot. Mr..
Dunnell is able to defend the character
aud the interests of Minnesota against all
assailants. Mr. Meighen possesses no
such ability whatever. Mr.. Dunnell has
national reputation for statesmanship.
Mr. Meighen has held seat iu the
slate legislature several terms, without
becoming known as the successful cham.
pion of single measure, good or bad,
and thus it appears that there is "a differ.
ence" between the two men. #.
We think Tue voters of this d;.,rict
will favor the reelection Of the nresent
very efficient representative, and t1at M
Meighcn will have to he content with. ,l,e
credit Of having been beaten by III
Dunnell, for his ability to represent 8
constituency 10 no more to be compared
with that of his compe titor, than Is thl
military skill of Major Hotchkiss, tc
that OF Gen. Grant. .~..
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1878-10-10

a GLASGOW, Scotland, bank failed last
week for fifty millions. and has already
produced other bank collapses amount
ing to ten or fifteen more. Thank God,
that owing to our banking system. we
have only lost in all the National Banks
together since their inception, some six
and half millions. Remember this,
when an enemy to sound money, asks
YOU to vote the Greenback ticket.
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1878-10-10
SPEAKING of the Wykof Dollar Rural,

SPEAKING of the Wykof Dollar Rural,
we once said:
Fillmore newspaper people would
better stand from under. The Dollar
Weekly has brains aud bravery, and the
stereotype1 commonplace county sheets
must depend on job work, and let the
Weekly furnish the IDEAS"
Members of the Fillmore County
Press, we're sorry. We said that, when
We thought the Rural originated in Wyk.
of: Considered as compilation, it isn't
near as good as several of our exchanges.
Quill drivers of Fillmore, ACCEPT a tear
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1878-10-10
GTATE OF MINNESOTA.
~ MOWER COUNTY. ]

Charles Lamb . pisintiii' . vs.. SS'i H"rS Harner
defendant:
The State Of Minnesota to the above named
Decentralization are hereby summoned and
TIL in the above entitled action, which is filed
In the o4Bce of the Clerk Of said Court, at Aus
tin, In said county, and TO serve a copy of
your answer to the said complaint upon the
subscriber at his onice in Preston, in the
county of Fillmore, and State aforesaid, with
in twenty days after the service of this sum-
and il you IAN to answer the said oompisint
within the time aforesaid, the plaintiff will
apply to the court for the relief demanded
therein, besides the costs and disbursements
in this action.
Dated Preston, August 1st, A. D., 1873.
81. r. WELLS, Plaintiffs Attorney.
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1878-10-10

IT will be seen by our Dexter CORES.
poudence that another Greeuback County
Convention is to be called. But again
do we find that a Page man Is at 1t! Don't
be deceived. Nationalism in Mower
county means White Swan.
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1878-10-10

MEIGHEN made his money by loauing
and speculating in greenbacks when there
was big margin instead Of one quarter
Of one per cent. to work on. He wants
the balmy days Of the uncertain dollar to
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1878-10-10

TEACHERS' EXAMINATIONS
l. IN MOWER co. FORTHE FALL. 1873.
Grand Meadow, Sept. 3O-Oct. s, inclusive
Austin, Oct. 14-l9, inclusive.
Leroy, Oct. 2a-Nov. 2, inclusive.
From O'Clock on Monday to IL NJ on Satur-
day, at each place.
Average standing required for Sd Grade, 75:
tor I'd Grade, 81: lst Grade, "a.
Applicants for I'd and Sd Grades will be pre-
1'dsed with short eelecttons for public readings;
and. lst Grade viii prepare, (previous to ex-
aminatton) an Essay upon some educational
subject, the rendering of which will REQUIRE
not less than minutes; from this will be
marked the standing in Reading, and in the
Theory and Practice Of Teaching.
I'd and I'd Grades, bring Robinson's Aritl-
metic, Geography, Kerls Grammar.
LIST Grade, bring the above books, also Al9e-
bra, Physiology, Civil Government.
NOTE THE FOLLOWING QUESTION:
(a) To what page in this branch have you
studiedl
Applicants will do well to review Percentagc
before examination.
PAT A. II. TUTTLE. Co. Sup't.
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1878-10-10

THE Republican county convention of
Freeborn county, nominated A. C..
Wedge for senator, 8. n. Frisbie and III !.
Christopherson Representatives, G.. 9.
Slocum Auditor, J.. A. Lovely County
Attorney, IN. Goslee County Commits.
sioner. .es.s< ~ ~ :sf.sy.t :, ...v.rs'
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1878-10-10
The White Swan in his issue of Sci

The White Swan in his issue of Sept.
10, said:
ivan Valkenburgh and his coagutors
(wouder If he meant coadjutors) are seek
ing to involve good people in his destruc.
ton, but we shall overcome. The Great
Head of the church Will not suffer his
children to be destroyed"
Well did vou ever!
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1878-10-10

No wonder the Wykot Dollar Rural
can be run for 81 per year. 1t don't cost
anything for an editor!
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1878-10-10
TEACHERS NOTICE.

All teachers now holding certificates, in this
county, are cordially invited to attend the
DETERMINATIONS unless they desire to.
. ... -.-,4..-se.. r A. H. TUTTLE, Co. Supt.
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1878-10-10

"HAvE you heard from Malne:" And
Ohios And Indiana?? And Iowa??9
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1878-10-10
THETRANSCRIPT
AUSTIN, MINNESOTA:
THURSDAY MORNING, OCT. 10, 1875.
REPUBLICAN COUNTY CONVENTION.

delegate convention Of the Republicans Of Mower
county is hereby called to meet in the village OF
LEROY, ON TUESDAY, OCTOBER q, 1873,
at O'Clock M. for the purpose Of putting in NOM
ination candidates for the following Offices to be
voted for at the next general election, viz:
Senator,
Two Representatives.,
Sheriff,
Auditor,
Register Of Deeds,
County Attorney,
Judge of Probate,
County Surveyor,
Coroner.
Commissioner First District.
Each of tho several voting precincts OF the county
will be entitled to delegates rs follows:
Austin cty-1st Ward, LeRoy village anu town.
I'll Ward, : Lyle village, ..........
81 Warl, 3 Lyle town.. ....-...-... 3
Austin town. Loul.. .----- ----.. =
Is.
Brownsville village. b Nevada, ...-.. ......
Bennington. ......... 4 Pleasant Valley, ......
Clayton, tseu nocA'. %" '
Dexter village town, ) Racine. .......----..
Frankfort. ........... Sergeant.
Grand Meadow village UdOlpho. ......-.--.. D
and town, Windonn, !
Lansing, WMCnAu, .....-.. "
G. C. CRANE,
S. J. SANBORN,
c. H. COTTON.
Committee.
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1878-10-10
Who hasn't seen q gin slin92

There were Southern claims presented to
the Last Congress, growing out Of the rebellion,
and not shut on BY constitutional limitation,
amounting to two hundred millions of dollars.
These claims will be pressed for payment 20
soon - Democratic majority In Congress
furnishee assurance OF success. The election
OF every democratic congressman ut the north,
furnishes an additt0nal guarantee that the
treasury will be burdened with the payment
Of these claims, and our people will be forced
to make up largely to the South the losses It
incurred In trying to destroy the Union. It
will be we'll for voters to think OF this when
they go to the polls to decide between q Re-
publican and Democratic cOneressman.-Fdg-
SbaasH Repubetoon. ~:s.-. 3-..s 0~I1,s: -.
The Greenbackers are heartily sick Of that
resolution. but old vanity could not let the
'.splondh opportunity clip of showing the
Austin people how well ~ he stood in this
COUNTY. y.-ChotHed DemOcsoC. s't 1Sss2* u.
Now II 10 reported that H0tchkiss reques-
ted Judge Smith, of Spring Valley, to have
that "Hotch'' resolution inserted In the Green
back county platform for the splendid effect
&C., and Dryden did 90 Just to please the ''0ld
cuss.,-CAdtted Desn0csut. sS.s II sgs.zs4 : e. :.
The most influential Greenbaokers are de-
nouncing the action of the late county con.
vention In adopting the Page.H0tchkiss res,
Oluti0ns.-Ch0f6el 6eld DeAs0euuE s. ais ~,sL
Greenbaoker, if you want to do anything In
this county, drop those resolutions and the
parties they endorse An snemy advises 70,
your good. sezs.5 x~-sssrf .s.49*z.s.
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1878-10-10

| Having purchased the shop, tools and stock
| of Joseph Reinsmith, may be found at the
old stand, ready to do all work in my line on
the shortest notice and at reasonable prices
and St. Paul streets, Austin, MINI.
! juno w. w. PATTERSON.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-03-08

Orsu1u. 4or ec agi. peit!n gerNotiou denied with
$40 costs. NoTInser g. ri MeleI.Am-n ments passed.
all within Oppenhemt act Oppenheimcr-rte ordtr
Il ieior ald ali si-t proceedings az irregular sec
Sullivan AIT sullivan, j. and - jls) motion Tor t,nira
ton at repcri an6 lo judgment denei Ihacher agt GIL
Motor iTduc ference To proceed on sI1it notice Nlain
actMar Motion at@ni' ana deien ant appointed rsceter
renfz lehncr e. Notion granted, AID defendant
jos oh IeAn.r appointed receiver GA giving boud Win Two
STfi tent fUfrfcs IN 81 =, 800 The order 81 appoint
mrn sho.c crr ichDe his powers and Guiics AND bc set
TOD days Tcticc Mfuau agt Blum CART e al :;
Ryan ait Irkn Ceiget aGt. The Nolth American y. r.
T.. Col -aitei~ "a al AIT schmidt Eltcn,r ag tiiil ~
81; iva Itci o. al iu tie matter q" tc petition -
nathan agi Meyer q M.-EeTer- report confirmed and
jgdl 81 iOro0aur and sale ordered UaEset at. VII
e ..U Undertaking approved. bronson aLt The Dci'-
ware, and Western RaIlioIdOricTed on day
eel ida us March II. Wills 90 L. dg Chambers et a., and
hnsteI gct kO-jer.-OTlrrs sttt Ell.
by judge ~auio.i.- kHemmeboTs aet. kutmmehefG.-
OrCer -ettlgi.
Common Peq,-Spec;aI T,7a-Bv Judge LarrcmOre.
jackson aci Harris; simon at. dessAfhtlyit iusl'i
cieni. Chamberlain appointment couhre
NcW-Noik Utica. etc. Eair al COMPANY GuosSuDst
SnIt at Brlaut Bond approved Pnbiinsky aEt. Byart.
Application granted. In The matter etc. Of fart Apg
cation for leave ~ assgHOr granted Sclyer aSt. FalOn
Judgment granted ansi JOIN Murphy icr $40 jO acic
sever plaintiffs Gt liberty 10 proceed against the
Other defrndaus. /WilDrr art huCSrbocKr Lille ms Co
section - ~ the Code Tequ thar tine person issuing tie
Subpoena must issue the warrant Ia sheriff
II fud.e Iohn-1n.FoJtv art. Schneider Motion 70 can
security original sp.'i denied VITA $40 COSTS aec
Bv Judge Van HoCseu.F cnchtwan ast Cotton-Fiudings
ef.~snf
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1HE PROcEAMATION or LEO XIL
80. -. o.,. r.I.alrn % "a kendon 49,.

Rome tT,b o. Telegram 10 the Loidon Times
Cardinal Pccci, upon his election, declared
,h mis- name should be Leo Kill, clear dcterujudtlou
that me new reign .bould usher IN new era being thus
uuNrypd IN thc mere CuOicc ~ his few hours
AFTER his rroclanafion when the Cardinals crowding
suddenly rose, and without consulting Item said,
"Anaiuno alta lOggia, and proceeded TO the balcony
whence, according TO custom, n Hcwy-cIcctrd Puutn
IL eXueced give his brncdicton 10 the multitude
assembled ON the Piazza To acclaim hlh. There Ii an
other balcony lOuhn. out upon the church ana fronting
Inc mann altar. Had he chosen the balcony the
ice would have bcch brOken and The accession of the
PuiiH would have been attended by all the crrc-
laouitr which surrounded the PdpAcy before the tabled
CAPTIVITY which ecsed IT. lu.tIe In the latter years Of
Pins TX. Leo XIII. hesatCd one moment. Cardinal
Erlutil, VINO nau been 10y hi. side throughout The
cIccrion and by hi. scil-lcnai favored Prccs cxa-
tatlou whispered few words and the Pope took his
stand Oh inner balcony. Both the church and the
Piazza were already sWaTmiug with an immense multi
Jude but when the Popcs mind was made manifest,
there was Il great rush through the doors ana mum
doriu applause from that laboring mass, needless
of tie .accd locality. Lille accustomed to exhibitions
OF that nature, the Pope stretched out both hands 10
slIay the popular STORM aud bis voice. S0D0rOus ana
authoritative rs he Pronounced his " Brncdcnt VOs,
Omuipotens Deus Patcr. Flius, Ct Splrns Sanctus."
was heard distinctly b. all the hushed ANA awed ASSEM-
b.agc $780,, A.,
lob lust lust three days after the death of Pius M
aud published this very day, Is addressed 10 thc people
OF PeIlgia as Lent Pastoral and entitled La Chiesn
IA Cyn." IL l. "a perfectly Christian enumeration oil
the lrs the church Is entitled Ia put forward as pro-
oer at civilization and tue founder OF moral society
based Oh lie sacIcness of the family. the meekess,
uurity and sedenal Of the Christian character ana on
The authority exercised by church modelled ON the
fnultlcss type oi her Divine founder.
The Pope Is tie youngest OF l0ur proAers the eldest
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The will OF Joseph ID. Alsop, merchant OF
uECIsIoNs-M MARCH

S.,u,,1u, C0uI-(LamL15-B JudRt Ion0Iuc.-
Pruty a q. Wlhpple Opinion. ~ 80, , In
,,,.ttrr of ID Granted. Hoyt agt. jaws
Wbtr ,s inc petition This cis! faVp af Bernalidi
Taufi AIT EcranGi ana MclEan ayL Muef.-OIi'' :
lr.J'fe! crosby ast CT ayo!ad-AOil0n dtitd "Ilho,t
co,i. Gregory ast Franct-hot!on denied WIN 'Ois.
IrIe D.yc-N0ou Ia yacaie aitachmtnt d"'Icu WIN
.lO cosis smith agt. Demlme.-MOlloh granted WIN Flp
c,.ts Ia abide the event Roman agt GARTH GO NOT una
10 drfudtns consent clark agt DonalI-oI-iach ol me
ottoIs donc, with $40 costs OF potion IN cach case
~. ii,npie laulus-I WuTls dia.lrsti
reirand.i Thomas agt People ~ NeM h"rk5'l
i.iersuu tho Atlantic National tank-Ah ALLOWABLE oi
amount Ntrcd ls gfith 70 INC pam
IN smith AT. smh.-1hc referee must make supple
retnr must IN other Way Nciiy tnr cor
reclj0s smith agi Benneii.-Moon Ia change place Oh
tr "a Kings Comfy granted, with $40 costs 10 abide me
cent The people, etc. agt lcimAn-Ihe Wits are ui'
missed and the prisoner rtIganded see melpIahaliD.
ruer,oJ FIRMLY JadIc Van NOfs.-Schau agt. tcAti
OF cary ACT Jones I'll a-Orcers settled and tisned
Superior Loeri-Specai Iam-5v Judge Freedman.
rhs socsty Of the York Hospital ast Coc-soe mem
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TIL coNLNG ElAEE4LL NEAsoN


LIST or TIE PLAYERS E>GAGED Ply LuAGCE AND
INTERNATIONAL CLUBS.
IV;,I.:, q ,,,,,4f ia. ,,I,v.r. ,uc-,re1 hv
-, f,,r,.,,i,,, Ci,i ,iu as..,,'I,l - the
-, - -. -, 80. ,r,.,i.o -, ,,,,.o INN ,y
49, " = -. ..
er'Scs go 80 t' h' IA pr"nct c'nI'h a. le oP'I 90
r,, ,t,, ,,,. ,., co,t,ioL.J aod tbe ne,y hook ~
'"' =, .,
settled that the association Will DE represented by only
~. o,,, 90, ,, o,,,,.., tr in. cl,,,,to,.tip NJ fine
siA ci"i7 III t"c '"'''''' ''' '"' '"''''i '''f " ~
United states. now held hy the Boston f.l Stockings
Tho f. lowing be- complete l..t - ;he uau.cs and post
Wv ,,
lot- 81 INC pay 'iH 'H-i-'' ~ are 80 '''"-'' ''''
,... ilr,5f second b.. sutfon third La,,: wright
M,nnIns.. ii1i.f 0rd; >ci.gii,r substitute.
6t,c1go-ilarb,id.c, catcher; Iuhin pitcher; start
fr.t ha-r i,rrtlson So. gnd Sarn; An-"a i,lfd h'r
r,ir, H,|d: Cassidy. right Hrld: Eo.-. substitute
'iHc nna'i-J. Wnt", catcher !" "h't"; PITCHER snl
f.-.: or snort stop: Jouc., cft ncd Pike. centre
a,,4; kc.y. ud.l mia; Nt.ueli; substitute ,....
fr-t uI-'. QI.i. second ta~e; Wlimnson tiri base;
N,i.on. -loit stop. ~hanr 'r h,d; N, kei'y c"nlre
iaa.. ''''' ''"' ',' '''',' '''' - ''
AipC' E,uuctt, catcher; W"4yeT. pitcher; Good
man nr ua-r; P,te-. -tronG hast Foley, third h,r
Itrumond short stop; DiO mplc leit ncid (rcan!er.
.ntrc i.-d; AAdu4s night he'd; Na.b,st aud Elhck.
'TSrii,,Ieti.or. catcher: Nichols. r-clrr: Mur-
nan ir,t base ~uc,ly c.oia bus H,car. third ha-,
iiisatn. n eh. ii.i brown and carey, sub-uiu,c-.
The meeting If the International A,,ociiion at iirg
49,, .t.,....... 49, hmm.
Ial'' ld-' month"; WIS "''' "'''" " ' '"- t'''
cut FROM large number Of citc' Twelve clubs were
.,tr,t y, membership and tx otLcs-thc Live o. h..
" -. -, -. ,,. A.
oi - Hh VI '' -. =, 80 '" - - - 'i' a.
Chrui'-, "i Ils"Hr- t' h"PH i..ai-' ." ''''in, O
The Hpruth'id~, "I HriiLsh' ONO "uI l"' h''f'ts
OF 'oluG,', "lors & 10 J" ,', re-" H. s
b'"I' lu' - ~ ~ ~ - ~. H.,
irte avs, ana "bn'Iahi tn"'hS 80 H. 'uS iit
laws "cir hIl'' hI, ''hi va - - -. ''
"iu i',"' Nv ,, ~ ..',uti', "a 80 r.statcd " r.
I1no," ,p Wnrci, ter. w.s r,ri.eJ T,insfarrnrnt
-, - ,.,,'s,h r,u ~ I,udnD oar Wa. awarded nm,
LIE 'e' S, 'u' 20 y, i nrnher of ,on,,s
'''l' =; M D." AVN, ~. demon vcrs
or'l ~ ai - ~, 80 nh, -. tIrr.sn W
y 40 ~. u,.,.,.u. < u'ifo -,
Nui'h'f' y, I.".h-''t' -. " 'ft,,,'-. H.,
SYrdcn't; orctr.Ary "1' o q ~" J. ~
aicdit '"h,"iiuc' -; Ws' T'',, VI I,,, "
Slaudiht, n buudn y /" y "1'i,, "i ~ l'ilf, "
:. Kelly m hahch"-''r nS'' ah' d. h'I' VI ioMc,''
Mas. ne AtN"' ago" VI" ,'"i ~ I'H "' NV
ing IN syracuse y lhs clnp' "uu nan, ~, ~ lc
pla!trH ~" " ur u IL -, ~ - ~ m tiIi
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pIrFrgIyG VIEWS OF PE.nPRIETY.

Tie examination of the charges against the
proprietor of the Columbia Opera House. Of putting
indecent pays on the stage. continued ycrtcidhy
before justice bufy. Inc Rev. Howard Crosby, pT's
dct q a.. society for Tho Prevention Of Crime. vas
present 90, also several property holders ~ The
Su'h Ward. J. X. Iupnrr. 90 ~ go GtcruWlrl-ay"
and i - ki.i 81 40 90 Groeaw ictyc., test u"d That
the theatre nuisance, and created uuth di,"i l'r
CAPTAIN X. utry. 60 tie NIufh fIrct testified That
ne had beer tdc tL'Itrc severn thts. hut nad rcru
nothing iIuuou OF any thing tut' would Ic .iiy de
scent utrr tr place. D.tcFi ives Naf" ana Ne nc, al
The su,ts Tor the Prevention II Crime, t'tincd that
the Iliy- were indecent !ut"ru ana d' hI-.rg Pr'-
dent Odr ~ Oh, Irving t.u Bank testified That TIE
theatre deprecated :c-l c-iatc ~ ~ nciphborho"L
Robert Peterson. Mr. ~c1lrcht. T. Cornell and "ih'r-
testified tlu; the plays wcT" perfectly proper and
decent and tfa The; would take their fauc- 20 v-t
them. TAc JGdgc viii T. utcr BIS decision ia Jew days