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RAQUETTE CONTEST.

The game 81 raquette played yesterday On
the Pioneer green, between the two clubs La
yilles and Bayous, resulted IN Q victory for
the former, the score being 10 i.
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vile for the benefit OF the Carreilfon Mission
School was poatnored on account Of the wsath-
e until nnzs THURSDAY twenty first instant
Ronnd tri5 fifty cents; Children half price.
The boat eavss the New LAKE End On the ar
rival ut he -. RI. and ~ D. 70. trains.
auf7 1t Al. WITHER3fCOE.
Mechanics ana Trsasrs' Insurance Conn
pahg, NO. II Carrot deIet street, New Oflsans-
An slection for Thirty Trrateas, 0 s4ras FOR the
snsring year. will b. hef3 at tho Office 81 this
company. On MONDAY, August 10, 1873. be-
tween tbs hours OF u and . o'etoca .. M.
GEORGE Il. FROST,
aui I'll AcFhg 8asrefary
ExsHrssoaIsts, Take aatice The steamer
WHiSP BIZ, I9aving every SATURDAY At ) ..
m, for Vieksburgt will take excursion passen-
gers TO NEST the EDWARD J. GAY, returning
to the city On SUNDAY EVENING. Fare fvr tbs
round trip only FOUR ~, DOLLARS. TIE CAY.
"a her regular trips ON MONDAYS and FIJI
DAYS. at 81. m, will carry passengers 70 Car
rnllten ~ TEN f10l CENTS ssleh. the proceeds to
be divided among the city Orphans As7Iums.
JOHN JANNEY. Agent.
iy1f 1Gs Common street.
Tha Weman's Christian Union Will
roset On tins first and second r TUESDAY In each
month. 81 II D., NJ. at the Carondeies street
MRS. J. J. LYONS. President,
MIS-. Fl. J. CooP SECRETARY. de5 #
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BANK NOTICES.

so to $1,000 INvE1ssTEp IN WALL
tunes every month. Books sent free explain
ing everything. Address BAXTER & co. Bank
ers II Wall street ". Z. aU22 fvDhW
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WANTS.
SITUATIONS yyAsTgD-FEnALEs.
eaoks f,nnat.rmaJas. etc,

| WANTED-BY A RESPECTABLE WHITE
| w g,ro9n q piaoe 10 cook wash and IRON
| for a s1asll family. Apply at No, 10 Constance
lSF
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The Eagle" Cotton Gins were first introduced
into tie Southwestern states forty Aye
years ago. and have been ussf successfully, In
I'll ths cotton producing regions Of rs world.
TIE EA u q foF FZf =. WITCH Ho e
AND Has WoN So Many TA9UgANDs OF
DOLLARS AT ACMFE0Ca sTAIRs VAS
aINSED ON THE EAGLE COTTON GIN.
Is sa - asft 4l5m 10 veil shovn faes hat
tbey are the mist reliable. strongest and Test
Cotton Gins e7sT made. ae Eagle Cotton Gin
rms lighter than ar qass gin ms 81 1ss y &,
" ahd az .hs Eaes cotton Chs viii certify .
t always brings the very highest market price.
az no otTer gin can produce . finer or better
sample Of cotton than ths Eagle Cotton Gins.
gsr q o Efg s eg1on n ss hsJs ossh aaT
years 10 which the uadersiglsd has
5ean the agent 81 tie Eagle. Cotton Gins In
or re3osted osst n ne IMMENSE number sod Tie
sn,5 eyltader o. the Eag5e Cotton Gin 10 g2ssss
inches in diameter. nbte. as too inches ar9sv
tsaa NOS. Other kinds of Gins, ds'1s 9tttag oer
o. sosr Gins mare teetH and tiey are neors tsan
eg,la{ to TIE 53-sas5 Gins II othes- n10ers. ac1o
use o7s1y te7s-tacfs cylnder. md TIE Same 9reat
Iarger sized Gins can be EASILY estimator.
Planters wishing 3 rei5a5le Cotton Gin, WITH
| an established reJaaatioTs can purchase an Eagle
Cotton Gin. with the certainty taat they are Lp'
| q Gotten Gin which Il indorssd By the Oldest
| and largest planters In the country as the osst
i large stock Of Eagle Cotton Gins are always
kept on sale In New Orleans ready for ianas-
P!anters should be particular. % state Il ths7
! want right or isfs hand motion Gins,
| Prices have been reduced this season 20 g 81
! a saw. We keep On sale Gins Of 40, IS. 50 S, ~
IS. 70. rs and 30 saws. both right and iszE hand
| AIorders should be addressed to
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HOUSES WANTED.

V'O BJY-A RESIDENCE. EITHER 4 TWO,
A. story buiIding or ceftags ftonsa. sftuafea
in the Second District, b3tWsen Claiborne, Es.
pianasle md Canal street, Price not . exceed e,
Ghrntien. attorney u Exchange Alley anlI ~
WANTED - TO RENT A TWO. STORY
W house containing three rooms in ths main
building. between Canal. Baronne, Magazine
aid CalitoDe str sts. Rent not ~ ezeesd 80 per
month payable In advance ii required. Address
j. III. s.. Lock Bog 1859. post ffine enf73f
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MISCELLANEOUS WANTS.

NTANTED-AP PURCHASER FOR A SECOND
w hand buggy In good order. piano topp sd.
VIII BIS sold cheap. Apply at tie Kentucky
Cotton Press. an17 81
NIaMTED-T&sa PUBLIC 70 KNOW THAT
w ths cheapasa and best Advertising In the
city Ia Ia this column, a. Ten cents per line tor
the first and FIVE cents Tor each subssQ5 eIt In
sertion. mhA
315O E 20 d RIA2 aos 8 Ins5a Eon Iss
Pianist tvst2
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WAsTED-FUPII.s.

WANTED-A LADY CT EXPERIENCE IN
" teaching Ia some Of fhs first academies In
the State. desires q few pupils In French and
music. Terms moderate. Apply 1T t72 Camp
street. aul5 fW*
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OVER II, 900
Eagle Cotton Gins
HAVE BEEN SOLD.

The "EagIsa Cotton Gins were FIRST introduced
into the Southwestern States forty-avs
years ago, and hava been ussd successfully In
I'll the cotton producing regions OF rs world.
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2. Indicates rising: r. Indicates taAaas' z
indicates stationary.
, 1879-04-08

Two hundred and fifty barrels of alcohol wero
exported from this city yesterday.
The sub.Trcnsury business yesterday Included
Tie lss,to Ut $1,000 Of tho new rotuntlng ccrtia.
cates and tho disbursement OF slO50 !n cur
rcncy.
Tic internal.rcycnue recclpts yesterday at
Collector llnrYcT's otf!ce lo0ted up s.0, J10. ut
tha n,io.snt sl6,3i0 was for tax.pat4 spIrits,
S302d for tobacco ai,l cigars, $Nt tor toor, mud
SIS Tor exports.
Isohert X. Taylor. accused OF hurclarIously
e,tcrIrg thn P0st-Oittce ut palestue, emerged
from tile Hotel du liutTnann yesterday. aMl m.
,,careA befure Commissioner ltoyne III company
With ,famcs FItxsllintnns, Ut No, 133 Clark
street. The latter went hIa batl tn tho sllm 9t
$5UN, ntnl Taylor was lot loose to Rnu1l llle air
u! freedom onco more.
III aecoElanro with Instructions from WASH
tiletvn, .hr Eule ui I per ccnt bonts 1T lllc
Sub-Irtasttry llus heen ss0ppal until furihrr
orders. No explanation, is Elyels, but it IL sur
n.lsel that i!u order NAV hpyc something to do
which will thus hnya tatrur field Tor dispos!nE
of the b0ads, possibly NJ III advance.
Lyon s. Davidson, ono Of tho surctica an tic
Hall match bun.i, Of nllegetl snie character,
WINS nrrcsted yesterday, brought bej0re Com.
missioner lloyns, aui held III t2,0o0 hatl To att-
pear ll'is nlorlt1E. when tl,e several alleged
Perpetrators Vi fraudulent lnatch bonds, tu-
sutIcr with tEese alleged a,'iera nlll abttters,
Lltclr Burstlcs, Will haye cbahco to gut them.
selves right III thu pye Ut the taw, Davidson Ii
an etnploye IN this l,tw OuvurnInent building,
Ail.l Mr.. q. c. Chase put hs nalue 10 tho tlocu.
lnenls,
, 1879-04-08
CAN'T GET HIS MAN.

b1ss173sFlEp ST r3ul. DhlkUtVs'
Tho special detective OF 81. Phn, john @.
,,,.rs ~ a;..,t,.fnc,ton viii, in, no,tca un,l
.'.sa. ..,.,n, .,,sss',,a, ~ chtS,,n ,.h, NJ.
o'nef eftm'ha' aa1hof!t'e" oi c"caHo. ""o' w.
cordiI'g to h!s impressiou are not exactly fecip.
from the Ct, PAM malice authorities. especially
T., IN. ~. ~ =. sh.sn.. O.,+1.,. In fv3o
III ."e sa.o W e"Es"eJ ueo'so ,,..a ~ .u.
maa oy Inc name OF NJ. u hobtctee eolhnhttea
wns subsequently heard Of iu Suit Lake City,
hut ~ vvae mt ,h,ueht wo-th ,vh,to IN ecnd xo
, 1879-04-08

Ttaomas Smith, notorious thlet, wat fur,!
500 yesterday by Justieo acully fur carrying
concealed weapous.
JAMES ". Crowne took Change 0f yenllo Yes
ter,lay tro,n tl,u Police Court to IustIco scullY,
nlul Was luld for examination April 10, untlrr
bonds of $a,000, upon tho charges Of .ccolying
stolen property anl beA,g ucccssorY to bur
i:iary.
Saturday night tho house Of r. +. Hanson,
No. ii West Ohio street, was entered by burg
una Whtte arre4tcu fur the tob Fred lyefson,
as'A lc is being held whlls eYlleucs aga!nst him
Is baIng hunted w.
Frank Parker, claiming to Ia stock man
fun Texas, waa giving himself an sir Of soltl1tY
hayu bceu robbed Of S375. Detective Halsy tau
7rross hlnI, nn1 took hlm to lho ,sta.soni also
, 1879-04-08

do notin tho lesst affect the general result
precincts havo NOW oeon amended except tsie
Fifth OF tEn Filth Ward. whctein the ]ndes;'
Burke, forgot to sign tho returns; aud tllg Sec-
ond Ut the Fourth Ward, wherein Mr.. Sheldon,
a Judge, and air. William f(auon. a clerk, neg
lsctcsl to nttacn their uatneb to lie noil.OooK:
1lan1on cannot he foun,l. lla will save himself
md the South Towu much trouble by showing
hlmsclf attt dotng as he ought to have done, or
tell the reason whv. Mr.. Gleavcr, ono Of tho
candidates fnr Assessor, still Announces ma IL.
large number Of town ballots cast In cty boxes.
Tile West Town "lscturn!ng Board" hell
pruttRctgtl &csstnn Yesterday but ACCOMPLISHED
comparatively little, anh adjourned without
tl,e Judges ot roupio Of precincts IN thu Sixth
WAr1 would refuse to sign tic returns. but al.
though they nlale verbal protest aEasnst the
actions Of clcnt!on s'ay they quictlv handed IN
precincts to hcar from, antl during ycstssday
nfternoon cmissarics Of the Returning Board
wero securing The Sixth, Twoifth, anl Four
tecuth Wards in search OF the dercltct judges
obtatnca to-dar, but they Will IN NJ way affect
the result OF the election rs published In The
TRIBUNE last Wednesday morning.
WATcltMAKERs.
The regular monthly meeting Of Tic Waich-
makcrs' Association was t'cid at the Sherman
IL Gss s aS:eass e:e sys ~ H. IS sre III eaafh re 'cfs f9ss
dent. BY vole Il ssas decided to confirm the
action Of the Springfield Con1cnton,' BY
which It wns agreed to hold general
ct al the e"ee5s IN nhies, tbs
greater harmony among the jewellers nnl tho
consolidation OF the various interests involved
fl tic retail trade. An elFort will be made At
that time to tlx upun some plaee a. general ,
ferpsfa nf the Association NAV be prOpCrly
, 1879-04-08

nERht 70 hnso hecn cohVlctea o1copt upon uaae'
Ing Tho Gvidcnrt.
James johnson Was not charged With Tho
Boiinow tasdgF and consequently eould not BE-
indicted tor this critnc. Janles johnson aud
another were arrested at tt,e rorncr Of Elza.
ing al,ng quiutiy, .aceorliay to t,e evIdanrc.
file Grand Jury c.'ulti hot s6o how tc officers
were justified IN m arrest, and II they
tad T. tu DO oyer s9atn thy would do cxac!iy
n ey ia tGts . :as m ts ca;s Of '"an
neres salna near tlle Grand Jury. although re-.
peaicd!y nosItled anll after lying in 1as for sonc
time waiting, the prisoners wero discharged fur
want y! prosecution. It nust DO takcn into
taksn from them frequently got, their psoo;; =;
ftI sI Das& e SS''o' IL md a tai' 'S fer 'stsss ssss
tlmo an,how; Pat Nolnn and Thomas jordan
werc indicted. at'l their indictments may 1c
found IN the oI1lco d tic Clerk: IN thc cusa OF
AuRuai Hermann, he occupied lodging.rooIllR
downtown Il, u respectable ilunse. Mr.. Burton
bad been cigar manufacturer at lcor!a Tor I! 4
number OF ycn7s, ar,1 hat sent Ills goods gut ~
eyer t1r ,, country: Ono Of h!s bo1cs par.lI l
sion Of ic ACCUSED, along with
several empty boxes henrng promiscnons
brands. ,Illero was no means Of showing Tint
this psrt,lealar bog WA one q the boxes tl,at
dencc showed tl,ut forgcrr had bcen culAntt'
ted but that the accused was il Now York,
where his father rGslAlcL III ntli,lent eirc,lln-
stances; also that 1t was casr ut gross Careless
that the amount was $500, willie it would cost
The countH $3.50 Of $500 to bring tlle
accused back ID this city, md thai
lhc prosecutors evidently desired to got thett
mnn IN iail aEd then ret back The annunt los!
from biz fa,her. After they had DOM this, oi
course they would drop The prosecution
In the Hcinzman tasc It was shown III the
evidence t!1nt tlir officer acted IN completely
with the prosecutions from prvate motive, nnd
took 4 certain stand III the matter, where III
ought to haEc hccD neutral.
, 1879-04-08
EVERYTHING GOES WRONG

In the bodily mechanism when the liver gets out Of
order. Constipation. dyspepsia, contamination Of
the blood. Imperfect assimilation nre ccrnn to en-.
sue. But It il easy prevent thcvo Consequences.
and femoye tlIer cause by course Of liostettcr's
Stomach l3!tturs, which atimulntce tic hillary or.
gan md regulates ito acton. rhe direct result Is
through the shoulder. blade, tho nausea, head
aehes yeluWncss Ut tho skin, fusrcd look Of tho
toHglo, anu Aour odor OF the breath, Which cEar-
rcsular habit ut body blessings aiso secured by
thD use Of this celebrated restorative Of health.
Which impasts degree Of y!got TO tho body which
denies. Neryo weakness and orcrtonslnn arc II.
ileycd by 1t, aud 1t improves both appetite and
slnpp,
, 1879-04-08

incoming ndmtntstratt0f, were
ptscusslN0 THE strUAr1oN,
and how The Council could bc n,ado Democratic
Mt ans anil ait times. Sumo os the discussions
"ere in private. but Tot the most part they were
around salopns md on street corners, but nbpus
thr only now idea cnvolved looking to nltertng
nut 1arao soelalistlc vote in certain wards
where contests nro 10 ha male. They ara satts.
fled tint Hoy can throw out tic entire voto Of
ono precinct In the Sixth Ward, atld thus let IN
llran In, alt also s,ch others as they ca. got 10
strengthen them, Apprcc!atiny tic Iact that
cuslerton IL Uncertain. nnd that other Demo.
Gratis Will not patiently submit 10 tho party
ii ,ns t' ' .s t' osiast. sfsS who sSST wsfc .~ota
In as depusy clerks for tcrvtce election.
day III surin1Isslc strongholds signed ttcls
own names IL ui!l1ayts they took instead nf
anl Tia, a!i .oses cast upon such asilaasts
thrown out In all csntcsts. AID. ltyan clatsna
that 1t they were thrown out hc would be u1cct.
ted. nnll others claim similar condition OF
nfTairs In uther wards, nnd Il t'tl'e point ran be
madc, It, no doubt. Will be-.
Next to making ihe complexion Of The Coun'
I'll certain with the Aldermen Is tlIc
'nittecs. Tac holl.overs ali hive tl.lr-
slates made, but the interest centres tu tic
cofntlittecs, which arc ordinarily regarded AS
Important. but which for rear to conu p'uu;'ss
~ H9 IlHnUlkhHk kSAH GfEt llANiEt AAE{
believe, fur INSTANCE, that
THE LAKE-rRoNT PROPERTY
will bc disposed ui; hence the importance Of
the Public Grounds Committee: that some IT'LL
derstand!ng must be- reached between tic gas
companies MD the city; and thesein Yes tie I'M;
sdhs liz -: Talld,ne Committee i not to g.
wiiI, of ti,c construction ot the new
City.llall, upon which p;rcennrati9n tas been
ltcac nro renlly The important Committees. and
all cse tho democrats nrc willing to conccdc to
tho Republicans and Socialists, except, perhaps,
tho Fuance, committee, and there Ii really anne
on certain conditions, especially II working
majority cannot bo had for the Democracy Id
any other way. AID Lawler, among others,
has made mp tho comtn!ttecs after htllking.
OF tho Railroad Committee, but Ills innate
tuodesty caused MIN to cllnngo hts mind md
| gi7e 1t to Raordau. The Chalrmauship Of Pub.
lie Buildings hc gives to McCanrcy, and Gus he
cltncI to favor sn,yth. n Republican, Is not
known, but his preference Is only given to show
what lc would DO Il he could In the way OF 1es-
traliz!ng certain element Of the new Council.
which they hold sacred, but In tic meantime
thcY arc spnril, no effort to strengthen them.
In enc particular they all agree, old md new
members. with tho cluulor OF the! rabhtc for q
pure, unalulterated, Democratic aa1nfnlstra-
tiou, ,-an administration tn which
NOME nut DEMOCRATS
shall bo placed on guard, md 1t Is certain that
Sir. Harrison cannot hold them together unless
he yields to them, ana sacrifices many Of bis
good intentions for Tue party's sakG. They ne
fix up tho eommlttces 80 early, but arc sign!nt.
petition after petition asking for this and tint
| appointment. nnd altogether the outlook ls not
tho most i'attcrinE for. the harmony Of the
# hal ftS{n
, 1879-04-08

Indigestion, dysoepsla nervous prostratlon. and
nll forms Of general debility relieved by takinr
Menslnans reptonizel neof Tonic, tue only
preparation Of beef containing its entire nutritious
properties. It 10 not nore stimulant like tho cx-
tracts Of beef but contslns blood. making. forcu-
generating and DEMONSTRATING .propnrttea; ID in.
rtsnlt uf exhaustion, nervous prUstratiun, over
work, OF acn.o disease; partcalarlyif II iesultlnc
Cn., Proprietors, New York. For sao by dsug-
Eistf
, 1879-04-08

G. F. Chlckeriav, Ny. C.A.Wctmore, Wash'gtn.
j.. D.. H1own, New York. Is. l.. Sharp, OakWood, Ky.
Chs. Cuban, Ilayrc. &. c. Mills, uoatop.
i. ~. Tnynes, New York II. Il. Jones. Buffalo.
john II. Iobb, St. Louis. Is. sicklcs, st. Louis.
rA1tfgR HOUSE.
". A. Wilson, Ka,s'a City Jus. b. Lynch, New York.
j. II. Chandler, H'cock, MI. II. Morrill,. t}aEton.
ii. X. Whiteulorc, st. l.. E. Il. Chapman. YaHl,'n.
X. IT, OaLley. Lincoln, n. C. W. lerd, Oakland. Cal
A. A. Wilson, Mtnneaplt ". liadfoed, Detroit
SHERMAN HOUSE.
&. II, Finger, New York. IT,. Pcasc, Montana.
W. 4. jackson. N'k, Nj. ID ". baldwin, Boston.
+. Il. AyoE, Harvard. I'll. (;co w Davis Nav urk.
I'LL. Kee!cr, Wina, MINI ID IL. Crawford, Sterling.
IF. Temple. D0aton. c. II. Frederick, Omaha.
FREMONT lI0UeK.
r. Mcconnell, Reno. Col. a. o. Wheeler, Manistee.
O. H. Pents0ll q. Rapids. R. W. Cooper, HelyldeEc.
i. "a. Gray, Umahn. Nv. r. Woodruff. Ieadyillc
II. Simosids Australia. u. F. Falls, Cincinnati,
J.J. Case, liaclno, II. D. Mckinney, Ja'svillh
, 1879-04-08

Ofllcc, aud tE,At aoucnody 1s,thtook the Doctors
IL per cent for tl.boo, n,ll put lin up to lie A.
mas made 10 evident from tic fact Tint the law
ycr was paid more tnnn ihn facc Uf tho check
SiJ.20. The 3oveiver says no Rl,A,l not w tn
tlle expense VI prosecuting tho fellow, but will
mating orllcneo III hls possession II no calls
for Il.
, 1879-04-08

THE LITTLE FOLKS ARE HOT FORGOTTEN
this tpFing cYcn in ttose new atylcs Wallpaper
shown by tho Chicago Carpet C?mpany, Wabash
avenue and Monroe street. Mother Goose's lfelo.
dies and Esop'a Fablee arc repealed in fantastic
fgurrs and cooringa and with all manner Of funny
pIctutcs,
, 1879-04-08

4 Eallopin2 consumption gnny 10 avoided By tho
use Df 11ale'a Honey Of lforehornd and Tar.
Fikc's TQotlacle Drugs cure In enc Minute,
, 1879-04-08

llnvit'E robhcd him. but nt the etasian tnrkef
,s 9e sssn soty ~ w,' A. trsde and begged hard
Detective Stewart ycsteraay recovered at tho |
wnthon nf Antirn Andrew m stato street,
4 sIlynr walter. tcnnot. tnuon.Iotcr. hutter.
itsb aud sons I1. uapS,i.,.rj'vs, ys,neI IN nj Al
burglars ron, tllc rcslsuco Of Mrs. Washington
Snith 'I,,rre H. ia n. VT nn claw Il, In, th!ri.
1 ..,.,.. =,
AZ aooat i oetoek yesterday mo!nln. =. a.;
Earf' VI No. bto Eafrolt avenue, w. nm"ke,Si.i i
p! nufe'af ~ his 1ooth, nt ps.oIe ne souM1
sla,rs NM, Ip shrnuri, n door hc lad ctt opeu for
lust such IN emergency, Nir. Carr't psntaloons
..antctnin,r nnt sa5 cnsh. ann,a railroad ua.scs.
aud some rapers ] of no value cxcept to lis own.
cr, we're lie only articles tnkcn.
tiyes ot Colorado l,ns i'sea heard Of n ;hls sly
~ u;r. ~ us'nnM nohs{ o .,,.
N.Y. NJ, .i. NsEes' ~ ~ sW,'s
Gmsna"' sals!.i,' sen'of nenl m, u' tno 1n..a s,.
" os"H!nE VIZ @ IT." " GushnnaM na'u1n,
Tn., Ws.,s.t2 n,, IL ~ y" r.as ~ @ .G
ass ai1L NHsU1a' o nann o. Weot.c.omn n
ntag aong ;sM :N"ons eStccn .nots az uelaute4 lot
t,i,n's ~, en f1tn 1sn ,n t.u s.nn ill., 9 gscn
iolaoMnG iG m nm ltoM piaca u p,aee ilKe pioou'
no9naa, W. hG Always lna'laRea 20 eauoo thetat
ahu oou"''ess "o n"s aRaa oone So
VII, rs,,.s hrtnmr Mfyneni h9raaam sen
N"Ht, ."I:na Ia ,;' nEu' 1.antoEt "u.ts
lama patrirk HUNT Sfirbnri lfa,ynrfv Ij,,nrv
Ilsten.,orf' n,m, iirnr'v Maknr .ai,i ~ hc Wn.t
nfr.'n,' Id.fnr. m n tcvss roh, - ~ " fr w.
1ra.rv Nv nc,cntircs @ ifrt:v oa; tIniTn,nn. a W.
james Deaney, rf1arsed witR p!ek,ur Indy's
posKet [so On u,afk st1eet M'a r. fses 1a arssny
Evna s,,,1, 'n.t. na1 ,.s
inw t"rrni,n ic,t ,,at-,n,,a seotar"i dcntz ~
f,h"re"n",;. in.cni Horn, ''a wI,n hs ,r,s
uory .in,rs wn1hie.s ,,,",i.5'r. "iI' o hnv n
chsrya s5"s IN; ,orcsnu W @ ~ hn.ei
rrf,r, ~ si,, - ar, ,.I, H. ns ~.
nsr,. " "'e'i Aa's e'a''l'' "a' ns'
Wv" P'ops'ts'
Saturday afternoon Mr.. Q. L. Dudley, agent
OF the Humane Society, took charge Ut litt!u
girl IL years OF age, md another couplc OF
years younger, who wcro adopted sonle years
ago BY Mrs. Mnthtlda schwclzer, nile of Clark
strcnt observation-disclosures, living it No. Fillmore
street. It Is tInimci by lilo peiRnbors that the
children were frequently whipped III cruel
n,anncr by their auoptsye mother, and lila. last
week she pulled the elder about tic room BY
tic hair, causing her severe pan. The children
also state they hare been crucliy whipped Tor
the most trtatng shortcomings. Mrs. Sctiwc,zur
was bcforc Justice Morrison Yesterday, u1il
gaye bail until today. Tile prosecution maY
teach her lesson az to how children should bo
governed, II nothing more.
, 1879-04-08

tn fHTUK,
Among ladies' and gentlemen Of refinement Dr.
prca'a Unique Perfumes arc In great favor, having
sweetness aud durability,
, 1879-04-08

- DH1 U'UHGEH.
After May !, Dt. D'Ungcr'sfce for curing dunk
onucss will be increased to double what It now is.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-01-02
COURT ORDERS.

oiitE.-lN TIE MATTER OF S. C..
~ p TARDY. EANKRUPT--lN DANKRUPTCY.
in paFr ptasIFr was this Gay heard upon the report OF
fr. 80 ap4b petition Of assignee. for sale,
% VI mems OBJECTIONS thereto or various creditors,
Soe tn answer Of William u. Sims thereto, and
rrs SA sneu y! counsel. On consideration whereof,
+tft CON I'll this tiiDc decline 10 make any de-
n NY u sa!e Whatsoever but. as preliminary thrreto
- S.poIA. n u: Aiken rs special commissioner
rr,.T,,, upoi special notices muIied 10 al, known
,,o G .hG alenorS, or their counsel, or bo:h, au6
he c,iss ,pagnca'lon In newspapers published In
in ,i ~ .oi ElcInonG Lyncbburg, and DanviiIe.
80 ~ Az me parties concerned, an account or all the
" me banSrupt-its value ana the liens
nyrnt's lhese0n, whether anterior TO baukrupL'S
lhe or created by him--sfld shall ascertain
stsrisi stsrisip,rNeamornls OF all such hens, and make
@ statement OF the amount del. generator tiIl-
Surta creditors; and shall further asctrtuin AUG
III 10 me Court The character and slate Of any
s.SpgNolIing the eascer.ainiHent and luuidaticp of
10 such i!ers, so hat the Court may be enabled
10 rSo " the f3pediency or remit ng to The goairts
aation sch Snits sre The asccrtainment and lfQui
tie, sue claims asserted therein; ard do FUR.
non before him the trustees In the deeds
ipyihaeu ny said bankrupt, with d view OF report-
:hem 20 ca Aleniency or fpe1 1pediency of allowing
port hi. 81 thcir trusts and shalt further rs1
The upon aif the facts OF the case as 10
hem, .as9'ltS or the ssaie bYsthis court. free OF
Ia Ia aha further, II appearing from exhibils filed
Csrca tliat there are two suits pending In the
rapl was' .ourt OF Richnopd, IN which the bank
IN dl,pSs party, and the amount due the creditors
prnot es n al suits nay,e by lssye OF this CoGrt
He,s. QUE and The character 1oY, OF obijgaiion
y sa .gfeeted,o caase himself IS be niad party
sas md ~. 80 rs 40 protect tne Interests of The
general elfd!:sss arERnNbaK 4 ihs ehaisyfg.' Ri yEsg
Aaeopy-Teste: " ~.2kx} isI::t l'is1f'et' 1lhcses
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