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The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1879-12-12
HARRIS REWE0Y CO. NE E. CHEMISTS,
Market and 9Th Sts. ST. LOUIS, MO.
B0OKSs:ss::MlLLI0N

L" A large, new and complete Gsi1s -
AN Wedloek, containing, with many others
W.T. the following chapters: A Competent
womanhood. Selection ofW ife, Eviden-
s: :s s: : Is e. !:
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1879-09-16


Ground was broken for the main building
at tho Fair grounds at Ivy City yesterday.
and work begun actively on the building.
Everything on the grounds is bustling and
busy. A correspondent, writing Of tho Fair,
says: Every State of the Union will have
representation through vico-prcsihont Of this
association, selected from the various States
1t will add greatly to the thousands Of
attractions Of the Capital city, whilst dis.
seminatng vast benefits to visitor and
citizen. A few self-sacriicing and public
spirited citizens have dotermincdly set about
the establishment of this grand Fair associa'
ton, and its success can no longer DO doubted.
They are now receiving every pccuniary aid
and encouragement from their feIlow-citizens,
which is most gratifying. Tho stock is being
rapidly taken up and paid for. The most ac-
ccssible and beautiful grounds within the
District have been selected aud paid for in ad-
vance. The grounds are being rapidly pre-.
pared, buildings erected and one of the finest
race tracks in the Union will soon be In order,
and ero the ides of November next grand
fair will be thrown open to tho public. All
doubts and petty iealousies, If any are felt,
should now be cast aside, and not allowed to
crafty the spleen of the few to the detrimeut
of the good to accrue to the many Etch and
all who have at heart the interest of Washing
ton should vie with each other to aid the
success of the National Fair Association"
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1879-09-16
ONE TO ONE.
An Exciting and Close Struggle in
the Ball Field.
The Last Game Between the Chcagos and
Nationals - Nine Innings Played and
only Two Runs Made Tho Grent
Western Nine Find Tough Adj.
vcrsnries IN the Washing
ton iIuys-Scurc, sc.
Another Tie Between the Two Clubs.


The National and Chicago clubs played the
last of their series of three games together on
the National grounds yesterday afternoon In
the presence of about one thousand spectators
and It proved decidedly to be the pretticst ex'
hibition given by these clubs. While there
was not much batting done, still the fielding
was somewhat of an improvement over that
seen in the two previous games. In fact, the
heavy work devovcd on the two pitchers.
Derby was substituted for Lynch, and he evil
IDENTIFY bothered the ChicagOs considerably, as
thcy batted him for only three basc-hits in the
entire game. lIankinson changed his force
from swift to medium and slow doliv-
cry and the difference was quickly
apparent. in tho failure of the home team
to pound him rs they did on the previous &C.
casion, when he drove in swift balls. Up to
the sixth inning the Nationals ficlded without
an error, but here Mack started it and let
Hnnkinson get first, only to be cut oil at
second. But Ellck came next with second
error, that resulted in Remsen scoring the
only run made by his side in the game. In
the succeeding inning the Chicagos returned
the compliment aud by errors of Peters aud
Brown Lynch secured a run, and the only one
for the Nationals. The Chicagos played n
second-rlte game in comparison with that Of
the Nationals, and the latter ought to have
COTTON more runs. but thoy can attribute the
loss to poor base-runnng.
Williamson, third-baseman Of the Chicagos,
was lying in bed, suffering from tho injury re-
ccivcd last Saturday, and of course could not
play. Booth, of the Nationals, kindly cou-
scented to take his place in the nine, and al
though he makes no profession of being n
third-base player, still he did good service
and secured one of the few base.hts obtained
by tho Chicagos.
Appended is the score:
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1879-09-16

the United States District Attorney, and
should do what he could to have the parties
proceeded against by that officer within whose
province the case arises. In tho meantime If
more care is not employed by those prosccnt.
ing the work IL would have to be considered
whether it may not be the duty of the District
government to direct the police to close up the
business, so far rs tho use of explosives is
concerned and leave the parties to such rcme-
dies rs the law may furnish them. Acting
upon this information, Lieutenant Green re-
turned the papers TO the Engineer Commits
sioncr with recommendation that tho papers
he referred to the Superintendent of Police
for such action as may he deemed necessary at
any time, and Mrs. Oortley be notified TO
promptly report to the Police department il
any more pieces of stone are thrown upon her
property.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1879-09-16
Paying tho workingmeu's Claims.

There was a lively time at the Treasury
yesterday when the workingmon assembled
there to get the money on the claims allowed
under the $4,000 appropriation, as published
in Yesterdays issue. A large crowd of mon,
headed by John Pope Hodnett, marched to the
Treasury, Keeping time to the music Of n fife
and drum. The men were allowed inside the
Sinking Fund office, where tho payments were
made, in squads Of five, and each had to be
identified before the money was paid to him.
Hodnett, who has acted as the attorney of
many Of tho men in getting the appropriation
made and the accounts settled had au assist
ant stationed ut the door of tho room with a
strong box in his lap, whose duty it was to col
lect the fees from Hodnetts clients as they
passed out. Many of tho claimants contri-
buted portion Of their money to the box.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1879-09-16

g God 25. cent meals at tho Holly Tree.
The only Turko- Russian and sulphur bath
house in the city, 800 E street north west
Benjamin F. Harper has been reappointed
q special policeman for one year, to duty in
Georgetown.
DIR. Townshend returned to the city yes
to-day from Fortress Monroe, aud was at his
desk In the Health Office.
The best Vienna bread IN the city can be
obtained only at f. Freunds, 702 Ninth street
northwest also onfectionery.
The portrait Of Colonel w. @. Moore, re.
Gently presented to the Washington Light In
fantry, is ON exhibition at Ellis.
james w. Clarke was sentenced to Jail for
six months by Judge Smell yesterday for steal
ing soda-water receiver from Mr.. Milburu,
the druggist.
The Health Office yesterday issued thirty
"Police Court" letters against parties who
have neglected 10 abate nuisances after re-
celying the proper notices.
The Treasurer has up to date refunded
| $25 900 ofthe illegally assessed water tax, aud
expects to pay out about $5,0 900 more. The
applications yesterday ran the number over
| 5000.
- Coroner Patterson yesterday Viewed tho
body of Charles Heller, who died suddenly
| last Sunday morning at his residence on Third
near g street northwest, but deemed an inquest
unnecessary, and gave u certificate of burial.
Edward Fitzgerald, the driver OF tho char.
lot which ran over little boy named Willie
Cleayes on Pennsylvania avenue Sunday after.
noon, was arraigned in tho Police court yes
terday on the charge of assault, The case was
continued
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1879-09-16

To he Editor Of The National Republican.
SIR: Having boon in tho office of Dr..
ID Unger, ia Chicago for about seven weeks,
aud noticed the wonderful cures made By the
cinchona rubra, desire to give, us briefly as
possible, to the readers of THE NATIONAL
REPUBLICAN the theory upon which tho cure
of alcoholism by this preparation is based.
Alcohol is a diflusvo aud cumulative
stimulant. 1t feeds upon itself. Each dose,
after it has had its action upon the ncrvo-cen.
tcrs, leaves them to II certain extent paralyzcd,
requiring the next dose to be increased to pro-
duce the same amount of excitement. Thus,
a man may be intoxicated by the first table.
spoonful he drinks and after year of imhib-
ing may DO able to guazle pint without its
producing greater effect than tho FIRST spoon
full. In other words, alcohol induces larger
doses or more frequent p0tations.
Cinchona, on the contrary, Is u non.difusivo
stimulamt and is cumulative, ono drop at the
end OF ninety days use acting rs powerfully
upon the nerves rs sixty drops ut the beginning.
1t supplauts alcohol, reverscs the automatic
nerve-cel call for that artificial stimulant, and
being u powerful tonic, brings up tue natural
appetite for food and prevents the system from
falling back to that condition Of depression
which induces stimulation. Every dose Of Gin
chona leaves the nerve.ccnter moro sensitive to
the succeeding dose.
The remedy is now before the people of the
District OF Columbia, and they must Judge
of its merits. In order that 1t may be fairly
tested it will be disposed of, for the present., to
physicians aud patients at about the cost of
preparation, Very respectfully,
A. e. CONSTANTINE
1919 Tenth street northwest.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1879-09-16

Attorney Riddle Thinks the PrOprietorS Can
be Prosecuted Criminally.
On the 4th instant Mrs. r. Oertley COM
planned of the quarry on the east bank of Rock
Creek, between Twenty-third and Twenty
fourth streets northwest opposite her house, a
distance of about $50 feet, She charged that
in blasting rock fragments Of stone were
thrown over to her house, injuring her prop.
erty and endangering the lives Of her children
and herself The matter was referred TO the
Attorney of the District as 10 tho law under
which the offending parties might DO proceeded
against. Mr. Riddle answered that he had ex-
amned the matter with care, and thought the
facts stated made seemingly fragrant case.
" Parties enter upon ground within tho city
limits, aud disgregarding notice, and caution Of
the Engineers bureau, persist in blasting
rock In such manner and so near TO streets
and dwolling-houses OF the neighborhood as to
actually iujure persons, aud eudanger tho
lives and property of tho residents.h He had
been unable to fnd any ordinance Of the old
corporation act Of the District legislature or Of
Congress bearing upon the case. Tie business,
however, was dangerous to persons and life,
and unquestiOnably lndiOtablo ut common law.
An actual assault upon the person had been
committed for which tho parties should DO
held erminally, Ho had laid the case before
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1879-09-16

Tho schooner George VI. Branerd, Captain
Remission, arrived at the G.street wharf yes.
terday morning from Rocklaud, Me-, with
cargo Of granite consigned to H. Il, Cannon,
agent of the Bodwell Granite Company in this
city. The material Is in tho rough aud will
be used ON the foundation work Of the Wash.
iugtOn Monument. The concreting aud
Strengthening of the base Of the structure has
been completed and the granite will BIO utilized
rs cover eight feet up 10 the surface Mr..
George Knox had number Of teams at work
yesterday hauling the stone from tho wharf
~ the Monument lot.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1879-09-16
New Enoampment of knights of Atlantis

Washington Encampment, No. 3, Knights of
Atlantis, was organized last night, and the
following well.known gentleman elected Off
GERS: Horace A. Whitney, Commander; Han.
nibal D. Norton, Vic Commander; Will A..
Short, Scribe; Jacob G. Hieston, Treasurer
Alexander F. Nc MILAN, chaplain Clayton Z.
Simms, Guard of Outer Postern r. c. Nc
Aulty, Guard Inner Gate; f. +. Barker,
Herald b. b. Adams, NJ D., Medical Director;
John c. Hickcox John w, Green and William
Doores. Regents. This is the third eucamp-
ment of this order that has been organized in
three weeks.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1879-09-16

Hog alley which Is situated between II and
| aud Sixth and Seventh streets northwest, was
the scene yesterday afternoon Of desperate
fight between two Oolored men named Samuel
Blue aud Henry Bird Bird was armed with
csse.knifo, which had been made into very
dangerous weapon by being sbaTDeAed on both
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1879-09-16
Whole Tickets, S2j Half Tickets, Eli
~ Tickets, 800 90 Tickets, $780,

All applications for club ratios should be made to
the homo office
Remit by postollce money order, registered lot.
ter, bank dram, or express, Full list OF drawing
published In Louisville Courer-Jounal and New
York Herald and mailed TO all ticketholders. For
tickets and information, address
n. j, OOMMERTORD, Secretary,
Courler,Journal Building, Leuisyille, KY,
Or " 100 Broadway, New York City, Sel8
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1879-09-16
NatIonnILaw school,

Ameeting of the regents was held on Friday
last to fill tho vacancies existing on the board
occusoned by the death of Mr.. Connolly and
two other members. Judge Macarthur w. j.
Newton and Amos Hart were added to the
board. The two last are graduates of the in
sttution, and the action Of the board In this
matter was highly appreciated by the alumni
aud students, who held a meeting later in tho
evening. Judge Macarthur will personally
superintend the classes this winter, aud two
woll.known lawyers of the District bar have
been rendered classes and will probably &c.
copt. Tho school opens Monday, Septem-
Der 20.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1879-09-16
National Base Ban club Record.

The scorer of the National club has pro.
pared the following official table, giving tho
record Of The National club in the thirty-six
championship games played by them. Ia this
statement passed balls are included in the
catcher's errors and wild pitches and bases on
balls in those of the pitcher:
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1879-09-16
Baltimore ana Ohio Depot, corner Now Jer-
NOW Advertisements.

Steamer Jane Moseley has been chartered to go 10
Richmond September II.
Secondhand clothing, Justh's, 0l9 D and 4O8
Ninth street northwest.
Building Lumber at the old stand corner Thlr-
toenth and streets northwest.
Law School Of the National University. Glasses
will meet for the term Monday, September 20.
For rent, n charming furnished home.
Commonwealth Distribution Company.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1879-09-16

sides. He cut Blue in the side, makinga very
painful wound. Officer Miller gayc chase to
Bird, and followed him long distance to-
ward the northern part of tho city, but he
escaped. Afterward he was arrested by
officers in the Second precinct. Blues injuries
are not dangerous
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1879-09-16
ESPECIAL
NOTICED.
OnlCe Commonwealth distribution Co, !

louisville, n.y., Sept. IL, 1879.
The charter under which the Drawings of
tho Commonwealth Distribution Co. are held
was authorized by AN Act of the Kentucky
Legislature of 1860, and has been sustained
by all the Courts of Kentucky. 1t has been
frequently nssailed by rival companies. who
invariably have been defeated In their viii
ialnous Vaccinations. Under this charter
eleven highly successful and satisfactory
Drawings have been given, and they will so
continue to be given according to II contract
made with the owners of the Frankfort
Grant for
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1879-09-16
For Lace Curtains 90 to julius Lansburghs
Tho Court In General Term.

The Supreme Court of this District will meet
on Monday next, being the beginning of the
September term. There are 1872 cases upon
the calendar to be disposed Of, and if no more
are added, the number will be sufficient to
keep the court engaged through the winter, if
not longer. II is believed that the coming
term will be held by tho Chief Justice and
Justices Wylie and james.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1879-09-16

OFFICE CHIEF SIGNAL.OFFICER, u. s. A.,


For tho Middle Atlantic States warmer, clear
weather, followed by increasing cloudlness and in
north portions occasional rain, southeast yeerng
to Southwest winds, lower barometer.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1879-09-16

TRY Lodile's Headache Specific for nervous
and sick headache. 1t will not dlsappont
you.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1879-09-16

THE Illuminated stem winding Watch shows
time in the dark. Price, $40. Harris Il Co.,
435 Seventh street northwest.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1879-09-16

INGRAM CARPETS, 25c up; Wool Carpets
SOC; Brussel Carpets, 75e up. Bargains in
Blankets Best Wool Cashmeres in the city
for SOC up. Nnudain, 700 Market Space.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1879-09-16

THE Jane Moseey will take the place of the
Lady of the Lake on the Norfolk line We'd
nesday, 10Th instant. See advertisement.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1879-09-16

The clorll of the court has issued the follow
ing marriage licenses; j. l.. Grant and Re-
becca C. Short G. F. MCGEE and Mary E. Car
ter Joseph Richter aud Johanna Buckley j.
II. Lewis and Jennctte Beard.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1879-09-16

The old-cstablished boot aud shoe house Of
T. S. Gartrel, 900 Seventh street, corner of ],
is we'll stocked with tho most desirable styles
and kinds Of goods, and are being sold at very
moderate nrices
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1879-09-16

FOR STYLISH BUSINESS SUITS GO TO Else.
MAN DROS., CORNER SEVENTH MD y.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1879-09-16

JULIUS LANsBURGH, the popular Carpet fur.
nishcr
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1879-09-16
Park Shoe Store,

932 Seventh street, near X, full stock of Bures
and all the leading makes of fine shoes for la
dies, misses and children.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1879-09-16
1919 Tenth street northwest.

A GENUINE DIAMOND Solitaire Ring $40, at
K. Harris & Co.'S, ABS Seventh street north
west,
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1879-09-16

FOR FINE DRESS SUITS GO TO EIsEMAN
BROS, CORNER SEVENTH AND e.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1879-09-16
Anew Erainthe History ofLOterieS
Grand and Unprecedented Success
OF THE
N EW FEATURES.

B9-Evory Tioket-hoider can be his own SUI
pervisor, call out his number, and see 10
placed In the wheel.
The Management call attention to the
grand opportunity OF obtaining, for only So,
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1879-09-16

OPERA GLASSES from $3.50 up at Harris &
CO.. 1876 Seventh street northwest
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1879-09-16
CITY NOTES.

FOR NOBBY SACK SUITS GO TO ELSE MAN
BROS, CORNER SEVENTH AND L.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1879-09-16
FoR Shades go to Julius Lansburgh's.

CLOTHING TO CALL ON EISEMAN BROS,
CORNER SEVENTH AND STREETS. THEIR
DISPLAY Is SIMPLY IMMENSE.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1879-09-16
A Cutting Array.

FOR BOYS CLOTHING EIsEMAN BROS,
CORNER SEVENTH AND f. rs THE PLACE
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1879-09-16
FoR Carpets go to Julius Lausburgh's.
-iUUSEN ENIS.

FOR CLOTHING OF ANY SORT GO TO ELSE
MAN BROS, CORNER SEVENTH AND Is.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1879-09-16
TIE ROCK or EEK QUARRY.

UPHoLsTERISG a speciality at Julius Lans
burghs.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1879-09-16

Correspondents are particularly notified
that any advertisements damaging to the In
interests of this Company are untrue, and
emanate from malicious rivals.
This Company has now on hand
New-York tribune., 1879-02-25
nLrn

iDviN-sudleuy. FEBRUARY -. julia V.fe O. l.. b.
F.u,iaI srryicr- .i~ Uui,rr>.u.t Church. ~'tmor.
c,r, ~ ~ 1' i t it,ine Grand Central r,. ~
D. No. ltis rclarstoo ,1at n, noaer' be s,or.
CARTER ,uddenly on oetrr 'av moH'n'. i'h0n ~ -
hms.a 7. carter dprmegly of brookiyuI. aasl -
CLhv~Ov-oa Voniav. Febraary %. II puctmo.ls. on
raor'I At O, 80 al wcInc, ,y. from In, lac r~s.
ra,,s auI treIl, are invited - attend witaoat nrnec
The remain, viz b taken Carmel Putnam Co., for nr'
CaANE-rn Gras.1 ~nnfay morcns. pre-'aly g. Iire
ra R''s ~ oe'. g. tlanc in Co. 7GL. year D. n.r '..
Iuhrs s at .rr ls" residence. 17 NASSAU 'i ,h i'''
d1y. ti. .jI.u-J. at 3, 90.
EABLF-on Mondav morning February "A CoIneR vito
oi !l,mar i.AfI,. 9--a - ar, ar, . ,.., ,, ,-,, .
.ne .,i , a.r ,s g 70 ',.snl ,, me ~ nv
ei ma, 10 dover. be sent.
FpNBT-T," .1ueral Of me ,te william Foriv v' '1F"
pr. 80 Iou-.~e pas, s. ), on In."y .5lu-'y b, A..
rrF> cH-on arur'ov February 90 Of preuaoula La,
N.n.,l,, of ;ur 4,e James NJ trench. "i AAH4y "a
us i've, sud friends ar, Ipy'tel - a,t.7i BOB, onrr II
The Cl"-. o. uc fnu.hgar'uou. East 2'.--i "1 ''.'-
uA-BRoraN-At Einr-top \. - February 30 l--'.
pnnprs rn riUr,da5. reoruar, - ~ 2o'cock
HAsBkOUCK-At knr,ton " T.. I'orna.y -' 'l" Hon.
g r, - no'ee il." p, D. Frt IS',- S4'r'a -' hing
HIoH-~rtieulv at RAILWAY. y J. Fr l,r. Febu7-v "l
John .. iii isA. IA iHe 50ti ar - n., af,. ,...
uera. on riesirv Frbrusry % At O'Clock p % 10 i'
colc5e- vii meet IL DC oe> train from NeFYo-F
HoTT-,t Nev-c Conn. February II stephan H"'
Fapsra ,e-yce, a. h., ate residence Thursday mornu at
1880 O'clock.
Huc,- url r. rtwoOi. Wc Yi Henry ~ Jaca- u iH 'I'
F1n.l.l ..ryc, ai tr Presbyterian Memorial Church Mat
is,uaye. and 55d,t. rUcsiaT February - a. Oe.'~
p.iai,ves aud friends are invited 20 bs present.
FANNY N company thv remains Co NooilaNh come
IINDY-Tn mi, lry February 80, of paralysis ~ e h"lff
France, Lu'suce only son OF te tate Rev J. j. LEhay. 3D.
Funeral from Sr Peier's Church. NO r-i,au. VI. ou
Iuesilv. o. 30 INST. ou alry., ut 40 30 ,rtA.
IrjciInc.' ~ NrHuidm. y. !.
pRATr-Ou SUNDAY. Frrrrar~ o. Caroline UoUue.rr1a
w..s of Krhud Mufoi1 IIatt an Caaehri Of tle ~i'
Cut-. q. liu.lUg,hrad.
Er.1uvc- and fouds lnve t' 1''t7i to frnorr ''
her ls.e residence. ~ -j5 Nes 3ltlsj Oh Wc'ue, ,'y
FrriuiIE -b 20 ll a. no.
fnt,rptut ~ Mount Hebron NJ
NAREEN-On iudaY evening. February 3D. u Dn,umonis
..la ElItrT beloved wife u Thomas l'fr,r
Relatives invited 10 attend tbf funeral r
~ F.t1f WI.
ueslav afternoon. ftIr'cr - fi . i' fr'J 'a.
Intern ay. iucuJ- kA4y requested nor o. seud
e rf' "a. ''t--
c-oupRr Fi' -Or t'.. 'ad r-' NJ. Fzah.rH V n'. of
George ~ Nov.If b. u .ld otIs4,rt uf ,HU .at" Nv
tsrn... fu.i-
F.in-s -.5gi.s 10" Allen street 81 r. church, on Tues
d4r .it,.lop.l ,t 3 O',u'A
New-York tribune., 1879-02-25
NETWORK DAILY TRIBUNE. TUESDAY FEBRUARY a5 1879

usnal mining appointments, winch n "a thought viii
lcalILo enough TO paw all the liability e good
dividend To the Stockholders. Between 100 and 800
men atc usually employed Gt The mincA. which viii he
kep running by the receiver ia order 10 work up tie
stock ou hand.
Nj. R.iyen. tho president said Yesterday That the
company had not u Hdr IdJLcy Tor
elat yeats on account 0f the general
oppression IN trade. lie had advanced the
mpncF Ia carry on the work, ana had given hs ndors
m"hts 10 tbtir paper. all - ich he had taken up aid
rald b'Io.r maturity cut Of his funds. SoeIug
prospects for relief IN the ue. and protect the
E'h"th CREDITORS, ~ was deemed the best course
b} .1l The trustees to place the concern in tHe
hands N receiver. and c had accordingly made the
Application IN which sir. Dobinick been appointed.
AsNthW"utS tor the benefit o. creditors were fled
Yesterday bv John p EkbOrn and Cnares EkbotB,
Ghaht tal0rs. No. % Broadway, to Henry " Raurcu-
DrfG; ny MARY A. Cox, manufacturer Of shoe uppCis,
30. l9l Nllld;G-et, WITT preferences o. - 2OU. 10
Jos%p" NJ Cox by Charles iieiric6 and Dauel =. He
LICK, If0ducr dealers. No H. Wlrrcu.t Chester
""iVrrio by thc J. g. Knapp Manufacturing Conn
pdhy to ALBERT = Worm; and by Daniel II. DwiEHt.
hnO's anu shoes, No. ;S1 -iNt-aye, 10 Jonn r. Rtr.
I"t sChc tne- ot Nartn London and Solomon ~t'hcig
'iaLe th"ir Liabilities It $50 SOB lG, and ihcg asset, ut
~, 141 ~.