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National Republican., 1878-05-02
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MBRATM SCHOOL fn0CEsef0N.
The May procession Of the Sabbath school at
tschsd to Trinity Catholic Church took place yes.
terday afternoon At the church. There were about
100 children In line The little girls were dressed
In white with blue silk sashe- while the boys were
attired In white, with sashes OF like color.
Amer the procession the school was addressed by
the Rev Father Mcguire, formerly pre>ident OF
Georgetown College and pastor OF Trinity
Church. Fathers Mcguire, McAtee, and Morgan
are now giving mission at Trinity Church. The
mission has been In progress for the past week,
Papsal Benediction. So far the church has been
crowded nightly to listen TO the eloquent sermons
BY the Rev, Father Mcguire, who will continue 70
preach each evening during the present week.
GRAIN ARRIVALS.
by Cdndi-Boat Seneca, with 1.20o bushels Of
wheat aud $50 bushels Of mill feed TO T. d. Hartley:
also 800 bushels Of wheat and 800 bushels Of corn
BY RaaHons hunired bushels Of wheat to II.
N. Talbot
RIVER FRONT.
Arriwd-schooner Emma h. shaw, Springer,
Kennebec River with Ice TO the Kennebec Ice Com.
pany. This vessel was Immediately dispatched to
Baltimore. where ,he will discharge her cargo ~,
C2earod-Loura b. Wolf. Smith, Norfolk, with ~
tons Of coal schooner Ann L. lockwood, 81. John,
Boston, with 525 tons Of coal.
Entertd and c,oarcd-stcamer Lady Of the Lake
Boniver, Norfolk, with merchandise to Dstric'
and Norfolk merchants.
FISH wHARF.
Arrird-so0oo hcrrings and 100 tailo.. Her.
ring sold for s6 per thousand and taiors brought
ninety cents per hundred.
GEORGETOWN PARAGRAPHS.
NJ II. Brown, Washington, d. c., and c. W. Hen.
End Hotel
Mrs. NJ. 4. Chapman. one OF the most respected
and highly esteemed residents OF Georgetown, died
At her residence NO. c. West street, about eight
o'clock last night
National Republican., 1878-05-02
The District Courts.
SUPREME COURT OF THE DIsTRIc

SUPREME COURT OF THE DISTRICT.
United States ex. rel. VS.. Third Auditor; allowed
until May 18th to answer rule. United States ex.
rel VI. Secretary of the Treasury; samo time al
lowed. Kelley vs.. Heller; appeal taken to the su-
preme Court of the United States. Eldridge VS.. Co.
burn: on argument. Mr.. Lester D. faulker Of New
York, was admitted to the bar
CRIMINAL coURT-JusTIcE wYLIE.
Theodore Lewis, jr., unlicensed bar: guilty;
two cascs) Charles q. Muden, selling liquor
without license guilty Patrick McHugh, unli-
censed bar ; on trial.
AEsIGNMENTs FOR TO-DAY.
Supreme Court of the District.-Eo so, Hardy VS..
GRAY Noyes; No. 90, Darby VS.. T. g. d T. Co.: No
90, FtZhugh vs.. Gaskins: No. 81, Pollock Ns. flem'
Tyler: No. 81, Oden VS. Parker; No. g. Creswcll q
al vs. Maxwell; No. IS, bowling VS.. boucher
National Republican., 1878-05-02
Theatre Conique.

The energetic efforts OF the management Of the
Comique to provide for the entertainment OF the
numerous patrons Of that time. bonored resort have
resulted In the presentation this week Of pro-
gramme Of exceptional attractiveness.
Billy Maloncy's songs and dances cntitle him to
distinction among his peers of the mimic world"
Mabel Gray is ascrio-comic queen Of royalty un-
questioned. The Springer feline duetists, hayo
no superiors In their spccalty and Hayle, the
dancer, disports himself In saltatoria excellence
and Magec. the original men of nerve, WELD the
mufled buCkskus 10 the great edifcation OF all OBJ
servers and, we hope, without damage 70 them
selves The drama of The Frozen Pool" affords
ample opportunity for the display OF genuine drn.
matte talent by Messrs. Mcdowell, Ferguson, and
Williams and Misses Mason, Gray, and others oi
the excellent stock COlnpany,
National Republican., 1878-05-02
The Enterprise OF q Washington Merchant
Rewarded.

Ar william q. Roosc, our well.known cigar and
.evsdesicr, has effected the lease OF the news and
cigar stands at the Stockton Hotel Cape May,
and the West End Hotel. Long Branch, with the
respective proprietOrs Of these great hostclrcs.
Hr. ROoses reputation as successful purveyor
of the snlacing weed has become worldwide. The
EAIIoHAL REPUBLICAN desires To present its com.
plimenh to Mr.. X. upon his triumph in saectng
thcsc arrangements In the fnce Of active compctt.
Gon from the dealsn Of Now York and PhilGdel.
6hia
National Republican., 1878-05-02
MENs yOuths and boys HanneI suns, Elkemnn 8,
Marriage of District Attorney Wells Daugh-

Mis- Flora Wells, the much admired and accom-.
plished daughter Of Hon, II, II. Wells, was united
in we,llock TO Mr.. James 7. Walkor OF Albany, NJ
y. yesterday evening, at six o'clock, In the New
York Avenue Presbyterian Church, by Rev. Dr.
Mitchell MSses Tos, Massy, Dyer, and Thomp-
sou acted US bridesmaids, aud Messrs. Corning
men. After the wedding the bridal party returned
10 the residence VI the brides father sOl street
where reception was held at halipast SIX clock
The presents were very numerous and valuable:
The attendance al the church was very large, and
the affair very brilliant one.
National Republican., 1878-05-02
Alleged Attempted Outrage.

About one o'clock this oficer NadIgan arrested q
man near the corner OF Fourth and streets north.
west while in thc act Of dragging woman luto a
Deighboriug alley The prisoner registered Mt tho
stated thHt lie was u diamond setter by trade He
was locked up for a hearing before Judge Smell
Nichols. and was locked up in order to insure her
attendance at court.
National Republican., 1878-05-02
Tho Italian Opera season,

The approaching brief season Of Italian opera an
nounced by Manager strakosch will commence on
Monday evening next at the National Theatre,
upon which occasion Flotows ever.acceptabe
opera Of Martha" will bo presented. The cast pro-
vided for the performance includes Miss Kellogg
as Lady Htn'idid. Miss Cary as Nancy Mr. Karl
as Lond, Mr.. Gottschalk as Runket, and signor
Barili As Tristan.
On Tuesday TN Ballo In Maschera" will be pro.
duced, with Mile. Marie Roze as Amelia, Miss
Montague as 0scdr, and signor Frspolli as Richard
"Mignon" will be given on Wednesday. with
Roze. Cary aud Kellogg In the cast.
OF signor Frapolli. who is about 10 make his
first appearance IN Washington the critics say that
sympathetic. ro5uso voice OF good quality and
pleasing ti,njre. His success has been unqualified
In the presence OF the mot highly cultivated and
discriminating audiences
The sale Of seats for the opera season will com.
mence this morning at uie box-oiiicc Of the Ma
tional Theatre.
National Republican., 1878-05-02
Hearts and Homes,

The clerk Of the court has Issued marriage H.
senses to the following applicants:
Addisun Bailey and Hannah Penn.
]. l. Coleman and Fannie L. ArmisteRd
james 7. Walker OF New York. and Flora Wells,
Of this city.
William Wright and Adelins overlander, both of
Winchester Va.
A. q, Smith and Ida Humos,
National Republican., 1878-05-02
National l'bentre.

Babes in the Wood" was presented for the third
time last evening by the Colyille Folly Company
with success at least equal to that attending is
previous renditiOns. The new burlesque, "Pin.
Paf," will be performed this evening for the first
time In Washington. "PifI:Paf' Is spoken of very
complimentary by the pIcss of other cities. The
the rows Immediately behind the dog houfe
fiddle" will tonight doubtless bob in extasy over
the smiley feast
National Republican., 1878-05-02
DuAl ln nIlki

The romans Of the late Mrs E.s. Clark were nc
eordlng to request Of deceased, on Monday taken
from the vault iu Congressional Cemetery and
Inferred In GraceIand. There were no Ceremonie.
but short prayer, and personal friends suewrd
Nn.
National Republican., 1878-05-02
The Doctor Is HerseIf AraIn.

DR., Mary Walker, having almost entirely re-
covered from her recent illness yesterday LEFT ihe
Providence Hospital. She is able te walk about
aud will, probably, soon be seen on our streets
has a great many friends, for whose kindness shs
is very ar0tei(l.
National Republican., 1878-05-02
The Champions Win n brilliant Victory
Score, 2e to 3-Tho Minstrel Troupe Ac-
cent the Challenge Of the Eagle.

The opening game Of the championship series
Yesterday afternoon between the National and
Eagle resulted in nh overwhelming defeat for the
-Pride Of Capitol Hill" the score at the end of the
ninth inning standing Is TO in favor OF the cham
pions
About one thousand persons paid the entrance
fee thus showing that the interest in the game has
not yet died out IN this vicinity. The Eagle are
sadly in need Of good pitcher and should practice
batting that is their weak point The following
Is summary Of the game:
National Republican., 1878-05-02
IBryant's Minstrels.

The great favorites appeared again last night at
Ford's opera. House, afording the numerous
patrons OF the entertainment most enjoyable ex-
hibition of their great powers Of mimicry and min
strelsy.
For to-nights performance an entire change Of
programme has been provided.
National Republican., 1878-05-02
Madame l.. T., J.annerot

has Just received two cases Of summer millinery
Of French patterns, bOnnets, aud round hats which
she will open ut her show rooms, $50 Pennsylvania
avenue, OH wednesday, Thursday, and Friday Of
his week Also the latest novelty in dTcssmuking.
perfect lt guaranteed.
National Republican., 1878-05-02
Real Estate Transfers,

JB. Blake ct al. executors to r. J. Murray for
q H.g4O. lots 49, "a, and rs, square l9l Jacob Frank
10 H. L. Wheeler, for $1,000, lot G. square 1853; VII.
liam Stickney Ut al, trustees to W. II. Andrews for
HbJO, lot &C. subdivision Of Pleasant Plains.
National Republican., 1878-05-02

TRAVELLERS will fnd the Grand Central Hotel,
New York is one Of tho most hotels in that
city Those who cannot DO suited in price and
ACCOMMODATIONS there must be very hard " please iu-
deed.
National Republican., 1878-05-02
DRoPoeAIs FOR IRON.


DRoPoeALS FOR IRON.
NAVY PAY OFFICE,
WASHINGTON, April -, lS7s
Sealed proposals IN duplcste to be indorsed Pro.
posais for IrOu" will he received at this Office until ~
in the 9Th day OF May 1875 for the bsow-described
iron, to he delivered at the NavySaro, Washington
Tree OF any ex xpense 10 the Government viz:
BUREAU OF EQUIPMENT AND RECRUITING.
4,2ti lbs. Plate Iron.
l,nSs lbs. Bar Iron.
Subject to the usual inspection.
To he delivered NJ soon III practicable.
The right srss'rved to reject amy or all OF the offers
n not doomed advantageous to the Government. Re
sponsble security required the bids for the prompt
and faithful delivery OF the Iron.
Schedule OF sizes and blank forms for bids 10 be had
on application at this onice.
ap2+W&s2w Pay.Inspector United States Navy.
National Republican., 1878-05-02
Mother,. Mothers, Mothers.

Don't nil TO procure Mas. wINsLow's SOOTHING
srRuP for all diseases Of teething in chiidron II
relieves the child fIom pain, cures wind conc,
ksalth 70 tho child, gives rest 10 the mother
National Republican., 1878-05-02
nL.hop Cheney,s Lecturo on John Wyclif

bishop Cheney's Lecture on John wycliffe.
Bishop C. Edward Cheney, Of the Reformed Epis.
copal Church. acknowledged to be one Of the finest
pulpit orators in the county, will deliver his cele
bratcd lecture entitled John Wyclife the Morn
ing Star Of the Reformation" at Willard Hall on
tomorrow friday evening. Reserved seats at
Ellis
National Republican., 1878-05-02
CITY ITEMS.

wILBoRs CoxpouND OF PURE CoD LIVER OIL AND
LIME-The advantage Of this compound over tho
plain Oil In that the nnuscatng taste OF the OIL Is
entirely removed, and the whole rendered entirely
palatable. The offensive taste Of the OIL has long
acted as prominent objection to its USE but in this
certificates might be given here to testify 10 The ex
celence and success Of swilbors Cod Liver OIL and
Lime" Bnt the fact that IT. regularly prescribed
by the medical faculty II sufficient For sale by A.
B. Wilbor, Chemist, Boston, and by all druggists.
YouSo PEOPLE do pay attention to your teeth,
neglect will soon ruin them. De wise In time.
Clean them daily with THuRsToS's IVORY PEARL
TOOTH POWDER. the most perfect dentrihce known.
II will keep them through life In good condition.
white and sound, will harden the gums, sweeton
the breath, and prevent toothache. Sold by all
druggists. Is and 50 cents per bottle
WELLS NACnINR-SPREAD STRENGTHENING PLAsT.
ERs are still the best known. Their curative pow
ers far surpass all others.
HARD times demand economy; practice IT. by
renoyating your soiled gloves with JouvESs lSo-
pERous KID GLOVE CLEASsER. Price 70 cents per
| bottle.
ARE you bilious troubled with headache, dizzy
ness sick stomach, constipation, &c' Are you dy,,
peptic, nervous dull. and lansuidH Averse to oil
cxertion. is your life miserableH You require a
blood. Take QuiRK's IRISH TIA. The great mouse.
hold remedy II will soon relieve YOU Sold by, all
druggists, % cents per package, which makes a
quart OF medicine.
Is your hair harsh. dry and stihf Does II refuse
| to curl' Dress II with THoNrsoS's PohADE OPrihR.
| An oleaginous compound Of singular merit II
will improve it. Sold by druggists, DC. Price 10
aud 30 cents per bottle.
National Republican., 1878-05-02

IT was woman-yes, a sensible woman who
LodDles Headache,spccihc the greatest
GLTo ever intrqduced for nervous ana SICK head'
tcLos. Only ffy cents bottle
National Republican., 1878-05-02
LITTLE MAC. Secretary.
Bryant : brass band VIII be In attendance.
NV w ~ ~ Ah 'Nt
ELSEWHERE,

Providence r. l., May 1.-The first league gamo
for the championship OF America. Bostons Proyi.
dence0
ISpIASAPoIIs May l.-Chcagos, s. Indianapolis,
CINCINNATI, May l.-Cincinnati, 0; Milwaukee, 8.
National Republican., 1878-05-02
Eva Heuderson's Benefit.

willard Hall will be the scene this evening Of
little Eva Hendcrons benefit The programme
includes the performance OF katy Did and Katy
D!dn't' and "Ont To Sursc." Mis- Annie D. Ware
and other amateurs will appear
Races at Drightwood Park this Afternoon.
The second of the series Of races Of the Spring
Meeting" at Brghtwood Park will take place this
afternoon at three o'clock Six entries an
nounced.
National Republican., 1878-05-02
LOCAL MISCELLANY

Interest paid on deposits. Special rates on time
deposits. J. II. sQuIER Co,
Bankers lI16 Pennsylvania avenue.
National Republican., 1878-05-02
EAGi.E.
,nNsTRELs IN THE FIELD.

Rare sport may DO expected on the National
grounds %. morrow afternoon at $50 o'clock, when
Gryants celebrated nine will meet the Eagles in a
'b9liaytic" encounter. The following note is In
answer 10 challenge which appeared in yestcr
days REPUBLICAS:
wAsHISGToS, u. C., May ], isIS
UTiltnm Wdrrea WhR6 ts1., Manager En0L. n. %. C.:
DEAR SIR; Your challenge appearing ~ This morn.
Nine" aud will present Ourselves for action on the
above grounds day and time stated. -
HUGHEY DOUGHERTY,
Manager Bryant's II. u. Q.
National Republican., 1878-05-02

-E59TG7 5,!i.-ilSosi variety: 1fEslsns' III and z
National Republican., 1878-05-02
PROPOSALS..

$40 dress suits to order. Eiseman's, 7th and ]
National Republican., 1878-05-02

HARD times demand economy; practice It b
renoyating your soiled gloves with JoUvES's ISt
pERous KID GLOVE CLEASsER. Price % cents pc
bottle.
National Republican., 1878-05-02
I.aces at BrIghtwood Park this Aftern.
THE Law RECORD.

cnrLpRRx's suits. s2 and upwards. Eiseman's.
National Republican., 1878-05-02
GOVERNMENT SALES.
GoVFRNMENT SALE.
LEFT-OFF CLOTHING,

BOOTS, SHOES, HATS. wATCHE5 PISTOLS,
JEWELRY, dc,
Can be sold for the highest cash price. Gents cloth
ing especially desired, for which the extreme value
wifi De paid BY calling on or addressing HERZOG,
aOs Ninth street northwest, Pennsylvania ave-
nue. Orders promptly attended 10. nlar2s-u
National Republican., 1878-05-02

WELLS MACuISH-SrREAD STRENGTHENING PLAs1
Kris are still the best known. Their curative pow
ers far surpass all Others.
National Republican., 1878-05-02
NATIONAL vs.. EAGLE.

Children's and Infants shoes
ai n. l. strasburgers, sD6-S0s Seventh street.
National Republican., 1878-05-02
THE FIRE DEPARTMENT.

NEWPORT rrrs at soG-aCs seventh street.
The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1878-09-05
Personal.

Geo. Sharit: came over from Topeka yes
terIay.
Joe Keith came in from trip ycs;cr.
day.
Governor Anthony and wife came in
from Topeka yesterday afternoon.
Thomas Leonard, Jr., has arrived home
from his trip to Minnesota.
Mr. Ashton and his daughter Jessie, have
returned home after quite an absence.
J. II. Allen, OF Denver and J. T. Gilmore
OF Kansas City. were at the Mansion Yes
terday.
Phi. Rothschild, the halter. arrived home
Friday with 4 large AMI elegant stock Of
fall goods.
Prof. J. A. Lane returned last night from
Northern Kansas, where he has been super
intending Normal school.
Ike Rothenberg, the popular cigar mar,
leaves to-day in company with his mother,
Mrs. II. Rothenberg, for New York.
Mr.. Jonas Wcllman, one of the oldest
and NEST respected of our clothiers, leaves
to day for New York to buy fail goods.
Special Mail Agent, John NJ. Crowell, of
Atchison, came down from Lawrence YES
terday onhis way home from the State Coz
vention.
Judge c. G. Foster came down from
Atchison yesterday and stopped at the
Planters. He goes to Lawrence this morn
ing.
L. a. Swedy, Round Prairie; p. NJ. Nor
ris, Peru; l.. Z. Barnes. 81: Louis; "A. 5.
Uuz, Waverly, Ills, and y. b. Sawyer,
Cheyenne, were at the Continental yesler-
day.
The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1878-09-05
From Sunday Morning's IaiIN.l

s~tA..g j
TIME for another shower. It's beginning
TO get dusty again.
THE fair sex were out in full force upon
the streets yesterday afternoon.
THERE will be meeting of the Demo
cratic club tomorrow evening.
THE streets we're unusually c.owded
and busy yeslsriay, and the market espec
tally.
Miss FLORENCE WHEAT has resigned as
teacher in the High School, leaving a
vacancy TO be filled.
DENOTES riding came off at the fair
grounds yesterday afternoon as advertised,
the crowd, however, not being SO great as
was anticipated. He only rode twenty
five miles, the time being Loo, having l J
minutes to spare.
THE frescoing of tie walls, ceiling, vesti-
bule and choir gallery of the First Ccngre-
gational church, at the corner of Fifth and
Delaware streets, is completed, and now the
edifce, with the exception of the great ca
thedral, is the handsomest upon the inte-
rior of any church IN the West. The en-
tire work will be completed by next Sun
day
The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1878-09-05
CITY NEWS.
From saturday Mornings paiIy.l


ITwas cool and delightful all day yes
terday.
The alarm Of FIRE given yesterday after
noon was false.
TIE mountain travel will begin to turn
Eastward in September.
Mr.. ED. LATTA will chip Eve car loads
OF cattle to-day to St. Louis, from Winches,
ter.
THE Leavenworthians who went over TO
Topeka TO nominate Governor returned
Yesterday afternoon.
CONSIDERABLE damage was done to the
Denver & Rio Grande Railroad between
Elmoro and Pueblo and down near Ala,
moso, on Wednesday last BIZ heavy rains
The track was washed out Tor ab1u: twenty
words and o'u.r damage done. No delay
Was CAUSED IN the runvIng Of irsiT~, hos
rv-r, a the ruIf war pat in con litiJn a I "
h,urs atJ-E the storm ceased.
The feeliug in regard to the nou.:n 'iion
Tor GosernCr is one Of general saii@!acii"n.
and last night the ciiy was Illuminated
with bonfres in honor Of the event, while
congratulations az to the wisdom Of the
convention were the order of the day. II
Is Ahe SeHtiaA Oi'luiOu III lui5 Ciis ihSs tiiS
present State ticket is the best ever nomin.
ated.
CHAs. SHUBERT, merchant tailor, under
the Opera House, is now receiving fresh
supply OF the choicest patterns of piece
goods. They are elegant and cheap. Ey-
cry one in wan; Of new garment or foil
suit, will find ii 10 his advantage to leave
his order with Chas. Shubert, be Is ski l.
ed mechanic and ALWAYS up 10 time.
The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1878-09-05
District CouFf.

The following new cases were f,ed yes
terday in the Office Of the Clerk of the Dis
trict Court:
Daughters of Bethel vs.. Caroline Carr,
Millie Smith, Mary Reed, Diana Norris,
ct al.
L. C.. Tricky vs.. Abraham Grsndstaff
change of venue.
Elizabeth A. Hinson VS.. Benjamin F. Ed
wards; accounting.
Mary Jane Farquahr VS.. John Farquahr;
divorce
The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1878-09-05

A large number Of prominent Horticul-
tuirsts meet at the Court House for the
purpose OF making preliminary orsanizs-
ton for Northeast Kansas Horticultural
Society. L. l. Terwilliger was elected
chairman and A. E. Cbandlee, Secretary
After much discussion among prominent
men, Wellhouse moved the following per-
sons:
Dickson, of Wyandotte; Jas. Savage, of
Douglass county; VIM. Maxwell, of John
son county; Snyder, Of Atchison; C. C.
Grub, Of Brown county; W. c. Rose, of
Jefferson county; Adam Bremen, Bremen
station, of Doniphan county; W. r. Little,
Of Netavaka, Jackson county, to appoint
. committee On pertinent organization to
meet 1t the Court House on the 18th day of
September. Wellhouse was also added
from Leavenworth county. The Secretary
wn instructed TO notify The above named
persons, and solicit them 70 be present.
The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1878-09-05
The Rape Case.

The examination of John Dickson, who
was charged by Mrs. Nancy Record with
assaulting and committing rape upon heI
Saturday night, the oath inst, at her resi-
dence, near the Eight Mile House, took
place yesterday afternoon before Justice
Tholen, the prisoner being discharged, hav.
ing proved an abb. Dickson has always
borne a good character, and is universally
respected. Mrs Record is a worthy widow
woman, and no pains should be spared to
bring the offender, whoever he may be, 10
speedy Justice.
The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1878-09-05
BhEKEUPTS.
List of the Petitions Filed in Chicago
on Yesterday.

/ =
on Yesterday.
CHICAGO, August 3l.-The principe
petitions in bankruptcy filed to-day are III
| following:
John {. Ottenges, secured debts, SIS, 600
unsecured, S3i 900; small assets.
Marie \. Shetlinburg; unsecured debts
| $4,000; no assets.
Joseph E. Lockwood secured debts, $50,
| 600; no assets.
Hall Il Wheeler, OF Highland Park liza
| bilities, $40. 600; no assets.
II. ii. Peek, 500 600; all unsecured
and no ass Is.
Paul Cornell, capitalist liabilities 81,
425 COO; assets, practically nothing.
) ;. Have, debts about ) 00O.0 900, will
small assets.
Charles Busby, secured debts, S373, coo
unsecured debts, $4,000; liabilities OF
notes, 7SOO0; assets, S37S,OOO tin en-
numbered LANDS, and So, 600 in bills re
ceivable.
benjamin b. Wiley, secured debts, SIP,
COO; Un=ccur i debts, $3.50; discounted
bills, SIS 900; assets, lands Of unknown
value.
ALERT Gaiid, former assistant cashier Of
the State Savings Institution, unsecured
debts 81 ,O73 600, Including $50, 600, due to
Receiver Otis, for liability on
stock, and one million dollars
due OTIS for alleged liabilities with Others,
as officers OF the bank; assets, stock in va
rious companies OF little real value
\. Dewey, secured debts, S12iO00; I'M
secured dcnts, 81, Gy0; accommodation pa
per, SIS. coo; Assets, IS 900.
James Mckinney, secured debts, SllO,-
coo; unsecured debts, $1,000, of which
$4,000 is due c. /. Jones estate, Cincin-
natl no assets.
J. l. Lockwood. secured debts, S1S3, 600 1;
accommodation paper, $4,000; no assets.
Joseph L. Shelley, Freeport, secured
debts, $4,000; unsecured debts, SIS, 900
assets, $50, 900, encumbered lands.
Three hundred and seventy-fve petitions
were filed duri0g the day, the registers of
fee closing at midnight. TIE last petit
ton was that OF y. J. Bell, debts, Sll,G0O,
no assets.