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The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1880-09-23
FORT WORTH.
Correspon Of the Herald.

Correspondence of the Herald.
FoRr WORTH, Sept. %, 1850.
OF those in error who frequent our streets,
no one awakens more sympathy thSn GER
tain Young maid who with modest men,
down.csst eyes, and often with curtalheo
face, glides softly along. When not III
ruder company, and at herself IN appear
ance, you would certainly call her, qulte pref
ty; and if you did not know who she was
feelings of admiration would arse. From
being hotel girl her downward course but
bepnn few months ago. Recently her neg
lectful appearance, flushed checks and IN
famed ewes told that crime was leading It's
victim still downward. Still she had not fallen
too low to reflect, and consciousness came the
other night so powerful that sue
S es of morphine. About midnight
a doctor was called, and he, by six hours as
sidnous attention, freed Sadie Pike from
death,--Dr. j. P. Booth arrived, last nigh,
from Wea.herford having walked. rode anc
swam the entire distance in twelve hours
Cause of the pedestrian, equestrian and PTS
catory feat the recent railroad wrecks
Col. p. s. Pfouts, business manager. OF tn
Dallas HERALD, is a welcome VISITOR y
nnr citv He returns to Dallas thi
afterpoon.-Dr. j. r. Adams, aphysi
clan of noted ability and experience, o
Georgetown. Kentucky, is here, and pro
noses locating. enterprising rail
road contractors are establishing new tow
called Woodville. Some of our prInclpa
merchants have bought lots. 1t is likely u
be success. Gearing and Anderson, con
tractors on the Texas & Pacific railroad
have entered into contract to ouild tei
miles of the New Orleans u Paclh
railroad. They begin work at Shreveport
Carney & Hart have also contracted 10 puii'
twenty. Ave miles of the road and are t
commence work Neutrality-suspicious.
rumber of railroad men, especially con
tractors, are stopping at the WaverIy ho1s
waiting for tie weather to clear up.--M
G. Bosz, the milkman, in attempting TO eros
the Trinity Yesterday lost one horse, nj
wagon and milk cans.--A little boy
Humbolt Young, on horseback, was throw
violently this morning, but not seriously
Court is progressing with u
new Judge pro TEN, j. +; cooper
Jndge Hood is still water-bound. -
Local Option Monarch reigps supreme at u
Fort and McRrayer plays well lis psrl
They are tavorite brands, and are to De "a
a; the Local Option saloon, presided over !!
the genial Chris Rittleman and Charles ~
lar. The imbibing of either and rev VIM
from a Pacific Railway Improvement Glg'
ie sufficient to make the grand duke SMILE
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CORSICANA,

Correspondence Of the Herald
CoRslcANA. Sept, %, lSsO,
Your enterprisiog townsman, "Oraaaoek'
approaching the advantages OF oer S'o"lH
town, has bought out the STAND VI ros'el
Smythe, and intends to tit ana stock IL up Us d
first class sample room.--lne pue-uri'ers
on the narrow.gauge are now AZ onslnoer
creek, within six miles OF town, ana ground
has been broken within the city MINUS lor
grading, so that We begin TO realize tnat inc
railroad is thing Of the near future
Walter arrived Tuesday TO take enarge OF
the signal office during MIR. Mctarands
leave of absence. --Colonel Mills family
left This morning for Washington, and the
colonel ON the south. bound train to canvass
his district, after which, he will reJoin them;
The concert Monday night was very well
attended. and all seemed to enl.y
il. The singing was hardly up to the
capabilities of--the performers, thong b the
last piece sung by Miss Sue Gordon, &c
stacy" was we'll rendered, and the recitation
by Miss Fanny Picton could hardly be I'M
nroved upon. The young ladies took In
nearly 6fty'd dollars, and are well satisfied and
certainly deserve p -aise for the perseverance
thew have shown while laboring unuer SO
many difficulties and Disappointing MS
The compress put in readiness for shipment
Yesterday about 600 bales. The press Is do
Ing very satisfactory ship work, and is ex'
citing considerable interest among buyers In
regard to direct shipment to Liverpool
The death of Miss Emma Merideth, Monday
at Waxahachie, has cas- n gloom over the
many friends she made while visiting
here last summer.--There has peeh ne
regularity either in the mails or trans iol
the past weey, and we can never le'l WIZ,
N look for either. Yesterday three engines
on the Central road Jumped the track, an(
there are five ditched between here and Hous
ton to-day.-Arrivals at Molloy y house Q; .,e
p. Hennessy, Galveston; Rsy: J. I. Mus Mus
sett, Spring Hill; NJ. G. Mcknight, Gar
thage, Mo-; j. Y. Carrod, Woodyiile; j.; "a "a
Wofford, Tehuscana; j. @. Myers, Canton
Iowa: Sam hartman, Ennis.
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MATTERS BY NAIL.
NEWS FROM OUR NEAR NEiGHBoRs

-
The List of Engines BEING Di'cheu on
the Central Road Large ana SUN
IncrenSing-A Greedy Green
bacI1erat stephensviiie Won.
deriuIIy Taken Down
Heavy cotton Ship
ments from Corsi-
cana, Etc, Etc.
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Continued on seventh page
CITY DOTS.
China hall, No. 500 Elm street,
The streets are filled with mud.


The streets are filled with mud.
The people are camoring for good street
crossings.
The grand opening at China hall tonight
will be the event of the season.
John Heron, charged with rape, will have
his examining trial before Justice Peak tins
morning.
Goslin, of the China hall proposes to
eclipse all the other openings by his grand
display tonight.
The entertainment TO have been given to-
night by the Frohsinn society, has been IN
definitely postponed.
II you love to gaze upon the beautiful
don't fail to attend the opening ut Emma
hall to night, 500 Elm street.
Philip Sanger, of the mammoth dry goods
house of Sanger Bros accompanied by his
family arrived in the city, yesterday.
Miss Alice II. Beal, a beautiful and charm
ing young lady of Ferris, was IN the city
yesterday, shopping and visiting friends
All trains were on time last night but the
north-bound passenger over the Central
road, due here at $3.50, which was few
minutes late.
There will be Sommernihghts festival
and concert given by the Froshinn singing
society, Thursday, September 70, 1851, al
Meisterhans' pavilion.
Mrs. Sarah Logan the mother of Mrs, Pat
SLeehan, died Tuesday at 1861 Wood street,
| in her S5th year, and was buried yesterday
at p. m. in the old cemetery.
There were number of Typographical
errors in the proceedings Of the council pu6'
lished in yesterday mornings HERALD which
made some parts of it read wrong
The camp of the engineers surveying the
Cleburne road was flooded by tho eve.iioW
of the Trinity, and they were forced to move
further from the river to higher and dryer
land.
The city engineer has the street force o.
work on Mckinney Avenue. The gully'
are being filed with rocks and the thorough
fare is being ditched and put in proper
shape.
In speaking of the sudden disappearance
of Mr.. Thomas Phares, the reporter was II
error, it appears, in stating that Colone
Keller said there must be woman in 1t. h'
had reference to yeung Scott, who left will
him.
Two men named Myers and Gotleib had {
tistic encounter at the Old Point BreeZ
saloon last event G, in which Myers badly
bruised up his antagonist They were dis
putting as to the honesty of a third party, anC
Q taking opposite views they came to blows
Q The milkman, that's the larger dealers IL
s the tactical fluid, are getting up petition t.
: L. Myers Conner, the city chemist, asking
f him to test their milk. They say they ar
= bound to do this in self-protection., The fee
: of the office dit not pay, and as the councl
q refused 10 salary him, Mr. Conner had cease
i TO offciate.
o Mr.. Sessions, who drives the U. ). ma
: wagon, while attempting to cross the race a
!, Ferry's mill, in that vehicle yesterday morn
n ing, came near being drowned. lie succeodc
c IN g getting the harness loose, and saved hi
!. life by swimming ashore. The water fror
d the river had ba ked up, making it over tie
. feet deep.
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sTEPHENvILLE.
Correspondence of the Herald

Correspondence of the Herald.
srrpHFSyILLE, Sept. q, 1850
Considerable rain has fallen during Inc
mast week.-Cotton is coming IN pretty
fast now. and trade is quite lively.--lo.osy
the Greenbackers held grand. mass'mee'ing
and district and county convention ana
TWENTY-FIVE or thirty Greenbackers were
present, including seven delegates from
STEPHENS county. D. NJ. Rumph, OF Erath
county, was nominated for representative Tor
this district, and the following parties Tor
county officers: district clerk, &. W.
TABOR; county Judge, r. I. Yarbro; county
clerk. j. Il. w. Fields; sheriff, w. NJ. Costly;
collector of taxes, @. 9. Martin; assessor, W.
n Clancy surveyor, Il. o. Nugent NO
nominations were made for treasurer OF
county attorney. The party claims about
five or six hundred voters in this county,
out os about two thousand; therefor, their
CHARGE of eecting their candidates is rather
slim, except, perhaps, their candidate for as
sessor, for which office there are SIX lndepend'
ent candidates. Quite an interest ng little Incl
dent occurred to-day in connection with the
convention, which has served to cast gloon
over the Greenback party in this section
Among the delegates from Stephens county
was one Colonel Davidson, who seems to bt
AN eloquent speaker, snrewd man ana
shining light in the Greenback party, anC
who had high aspirations of becoming a can
didste for The legislature on the Green6oael
ticket. and would no doubt, have received
the nomination but for said incident herein
after mentioned. A few months ago-som
time during last winter--s man passe'
through this country, giving his name :, a
Davis, and taking suoscllpuupn
for two or three papers puonshe
IN Maine with which chromos were oyer
He travelled through the country on loo
aud collected perhaps two or three nuu1 ise
dcllsrs or more in the county, and 'nen iei
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Peace.

This is the title off pamphlet which was
r,aeed in our hands last evening, beng a
assbbath Pledge Sermon" delivered on the
14.h instant in the temple Emanuel IN this
citv BY Rabbi H. M. Bien. The publication
r,o. made at the request of many OF his con
mus and is replete with moral worth
ga oionuence. The HERALD has already
a a.n I'd o The effect of this sermon upon tn,
, rSa ,1H Of the Rabbits church who heard
!, and The good that it has produced; a
n ~ russ Of The pamphlet will beget additional
benefits.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

Eg-NOriCE TO stockholders, pallasS Wich-
ita Railroad Company. "A meeting of the
stock holders OF the Dallas Il Wichita railroad
company viii be held at the general Office Of
said company in the city OF Dallas, state OF
Texas, on Monday, the 21th day OF Septem-
Der, a, d, lSSo, for the purpose OF determin-
ing whether a mortgage shall be executed
upon the franchise and corporate property for
the purpose of constructing, completing and
improving it's railway
WILSON d. BENNETT,
sec'y Dallas 6 Wichita Railroad Company.
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SOCIETY NOTICES.

HS-ATTENTIoN FoREsTKRs-The regular
meeting " III be held tomorrow friday even
ing, Rt $ o. clock. WM. GRlCE'
Recording Secretary.
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sec'y Dallas & Wichita Railroad Company.
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Bridal suits, party suits, evening s1l's' tne
largest stock and lo~e't prices AZ L. DAu-
man's,7 FOG Elm street.
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A full line of gents, youths and boys
boots and shoes at Blankenship Il Blake's, at
.ock.bottOm prices.
, 1880-12-13

tisg Sitht!rawll from. nus moral W9r3 w0 tllri!
WYE aar,cs nn'1 Tin nIjcr Minds OIGtlnw tha
rrns",5 y vnnmn. The inrtti oY tic hattjr EGan9es,
It no str.,o01o ia nornoti,nl. When ihe sOitiior
,!...ho1 ~. sho i,.rt Shs thI,Tnr atIpa f0riwnr,
ane wjii aIv M thut tbts IL not tu ilpht nf which
pS'1 wns dhinit,n@ on tic evU OF his death, No,
nnu IN l.; II nmrtin,,fnr. isn,,i VIA tho 0jdibr nj Il
aaIni ~. ~ u nnr n nmh n II sncci cause: bit the
op,,s ~ rciitai and Of tho Christian roljrlop is
n"rt nf w, s,mIverNnl nr,urt,as Of u9nkttu"
eI na ~ % tmaat A. nn1. ist hvu Ill Tic
sn ss,,sns ~ u X nns snamu fur hs,M 10 Ec bo
nn, +" t'o n,at III, mo.sasa sn,u noatry, not
nn,,,,vh rnr Itn r. think. ho ,nI,st usn pixak III
y u III M cnn1,vh f,r min tn nono fcr a future
, 1880-12-13
RUSSIA AND CHINA.
No Peaceful understanding Yct, and
Et0tll Countries IhrttstnE.

No Peaceful Understanding Vcts and
Et0til Countries hrItsinE.
er PErERsuun0, Nov. 90,-" THO interests md
dignity Of li,issiA urgently dotnand that the
Chinese question shnlt 10 speedily bsol,Rht to III
u.ltl-ta any clsl. Our sltuntion ia uu1nlinttng;
our hcatheu nuIRhb0rs, without mich trouble to
themselves. colnpol US to spend scores OF mill"
Ions Of rtlll!cs, md that ut tho time when wo
bully need every roul,l0 for tho support OF our
fanue-Strtckon pcuplo..'
In such hArah terms docs tho G0'oA spoak OF
tho undecided policy Of tho Cars uny0rnanant
towArd ClIua, an.l tho Journal seotns to have
Expressed tho general opinion OF tho public,
A nluro ElRnco ut tho conflict between lsuesia
md China will sut1lco to show tho tns.
su cesa snSfhSy hpy1o e g ,hass - of s a rs
Pokin luverpm,ent, without doclArinE WIZ
%K. s TO ST. Pftses5 e %rey en
lesa trouble and 10 In esnGt,sa nlMUst equal 70
TINT Ut nctHal wnE. Tue kulula troubles " ~ alnn1 ~!
Ut rouulcs, aud .hv Kultlja Province is is Iur
from boinv ituss'n,, hs py"s bsf"re: continues
81 y an npp!u OF discord between tho two neigh
,,xsaS. nSst,y = yer r;p hSs passea y , s'pss thS
luhuH. HWY Dun1,u hlat period ii tns
ltussIn bus been In cDilstant fcnr Of war, bhc
nas RSSa ~ 5sx 5s Oh M os coss sses ynptSo t
Uconl,. Now considerable ltnsslaIl army ts
un eo'nnaai Of Ain,rai Lsssovssy. antl. 1t e.'ss
q sniili9ns of ronblcs T. cs'!stantiy kslt seady
r nas III 'ss xsa eesss u = ~ ~
over. And tho nsti,tv ChlMesu diplomat. Maniuls
'1zo!,. VIM span1s his ti.no for inp'ths in tho
efforts of .ho Cars t,0vcrl.rnt 10 c,'tnu q any
understanding. Such state nf n!InIts !rrtlAtta
tie ~, u tusslaM r;onpo' aud bitter complaints ART
TAe iiussian Ilbes4.ls uro particularly angry
, 1880-12-13
through the Il,1ssEnn merchants. Now lt,sefa IL

,t:otnrcIct to buy Il large pnrt Of her ten tron
nrso s I statislcs for is;v. tho Chinese forsn
sAaoa t ~ ,h: The EnsIM!s y ny ye.seIs :ces
Tic Cbimcse i psr e. cent. the 1npancsc ! rsr ccnt,
tho American !, rcI cent. tho derinat per gent;
a a ay Sny oer cent 1ss .a FL s xsSss.' Il
these a,lrcs can be believed, then II s evident
thnt tho conp,alnts o' tho lsusesns ngn'ss their
known lint is,lssa i tho lat9cst consumer of
tcn. and yet even TINT nrttcle sho cannot get
nov .,!'t FROM tho sccon1 e, hui,.l.. ~,
phrt. ale Conflict entire Ia lt,tsslG ct III Chine.
rrcrntly published in Brussels. dufens tho tinv-
wnri EhInh i. and ms Hcn ior ceniurics. fr|cnd-
" nnd peaceful. II nov Chnese 1ttatton hns
como ", te cn;iSe must be s,3,as,t @ ~ tho other
to pr0vu tllnt tho Ehtiamnn is RrHItnR himself
nKt,.st l:sl" only hS.,'tsc b. q t,rc' M Of ihe
tfrnil Of lc,ny poisoned Ia iienth rs sis opium
aro toid that th1a iet,sr i!ins ID ch;.!a so.Ooo
snisery s: % evc1 " soGUn as Of ' chnnMen % q f the
s s'ss es sfa from St Styud SS e Gneae sea o o'ts @
s !anssnere @ 81 tho @ ',Fopeon residents IN chaa
The Professor co1nea to tho conclusion fhnt
KuidJn must on no account to surrendered to
II appears, ttcr. Tint tho Ku.sInn uoyern-
ncnl il not disposed 10 come to M understand
t1iK with htr t,cIgllbOr. On the other htnd.
China continues to hrm hcrsrlc. shr. hn,, ~
ar,nlcs. When princc Ktlilg. the head of tho
pence party III l.ektn, lt'st HIS {hwcr. tho l'ckn
uover,sncnt readily turned ta enr to the !taH,lr-
TINT hH cal rnslly dispctso MI tho Russian ar-
niles ut tho tlrrt cnenutcr. In ihc. OIL the s!tse
UE CHIN. ton. thern are no signs Of n penecFut
disposition. hut Into events llnvo tYuEht us that
not every demonstration means war.
, 1880-12-13
Ur1URCI1 VERSUS MISSION.
ANawEN 10 FLORENCE h'cARrllYs "Nor A
-'"--' f,SIt11rtyN

10 tn Editor " Tns Chicago Gflbuna.
CHlQAnn, Dco, p.-My attention was called To-
tho 0rtlelp entitled "N0t q Church," by Flor
onee bfccartAy, md, boforo procoodln1 with
what hnyp u say IN roply. desire To state thas
am not optqslna i. Mccarthy Ia person; thnt
do not produFdt upon such a thing. vs. placing
myscit upo1la ap equality with him 'ntany way,
shape, q maEper; and. further, 'aas ! am not y
glya my rcasons for. not bclug. ono. u.
It's hardly talfAo compare tho Church With
the Mission. One qlght AZ wei! try 10 con,paro
the wealthy mcEphnn& to tho digger Of d!tches.
There mny bo yooa ,roasons for withdrawing
from tho church, / hotteve with my trnther
that tho church has outlvcsl its ,lsetu!,1oss:
ovcry ono who thinks ut a,l upon tue subject
knows why. What shull tho poorlo doa shnll
tlIoy tnko thair fumllos out u tho churuh und
into tho mIasiouss Not as sce II to day, Tho
m!ss!ons arc to tho community ut lafgo
what tho Homo for sho Fsipnd-
lcss tho County Hospital aud similar
Institutions aro. Tho Homo for tho FrtcntlleHs
ls their hon.o, tho huspitaf thoir s!ck chamber,
and tho mission IL thslr church. Most uf sl,! and
slckncsa, poverty and rays. aso the result Of
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PACIFIC GARDEN.

FIRST ANNIVERSARY or TIVE NlsstoN.
Tho Pacific Gurtlcn Mission, at tho cOrller OF
Van Is,ren and Clark streots, celebrated lts first
anniversary last evening, aud tho occasion
brought nut IN unusually iargc n.l,oncc. Tho
mission wns established a,id opolod II your a5p
Saturday Under tho dirccHon'of Col. Ciarke and
wife, and is present rttoE.s we!o secured 1y buy.
which II takes it nnn,o. Since then Il has ,,enn
open every eycnlnn arl e9rved as y st'rt u u
fallen, md boot in instr,,4nont In dining Il
Nreat aea4 ,ss. xo.xs, Tho anniversary on
led by Col, Clarke, Wig wuA nssIsHei by tho lev.
Mr.. Nccdham md q fe1y' 9iher reiI9inns work.
IA their general toxt tho thlrtylfth ci,lutor Of
Isaiah. They werb foli0wUl bxnn ".c4pcriencv
Ineetlug," III which many wlth llad .been COLI
vcrtcl through tho tlsslUn trstECt to tho gntHl-
ness Of God und Ills constant mercy towaEl
tlotu. .....4. .. '.. '-.|
At tho conclusion II WINS announced that moot
in9s would bu helh gvcry cvU,liul5 during tho
winter, Rnh o cOrliiNl Invitation wnS Cxteulod
to everybody to attend.
, 1880-12-13

t1nya. ilcy Wht nGslufn !rtt LII LII ~ Nv t'm y.
human worth IL moving. Hnt ~ y n,aacn X, n.u,
nj. r,pe md tlll n I's precious ss. Is 'fo sl1.
IL eeity or village, or within the walls y only
o!,os hm INC nn1rtuy .a - ts az, n,GnGs 11ths
+, a H. x /, s ;s 'tiFx" 81 spt GI ik aF o IT, a Ta"
ths gregt w9r Sna n5ci ntG e, IL s,r e hsssi
ti0 wnrld. t Grant .sta1 t... t.n w ,.Ite -. hn.
orr AttcnptlLE ~ e1n!t nan 10 occaanH hn1 q.
self trnnsag,'ro Enter t!s 9fSat e. ~ nrSEc ,y NH
ye yo w" Sess yo,r sa. w.sra bi WI ensrao from
tho war cloud yt1rst'vcarcdeei'scdan and crowned
a ~ .,,..,. n,,..
hlUas1a'11 s,,,nn. ~ M NJ nrr y, ;. 4 ,,o'tasn
~ sHMos HING ~ TT f,nI,ar "m', " .,nr =. ~ Tr,n,,v
Euvscopai Church, at tho cor,lSsr ,,,f Michigan
e,,nareru.Io1, ca @ uta vest Yesterday cysnipx urmn "Tbo
MoFHls Of thu Drnmi" Tho text WAS supp'seu
III tho following tnssagcs: r.,,
Eynrv' t,ohl ttfft nnd everr |ncrfect R1ft ia
fr,,tn at,oSe. ,tt,tl eonioth friin jim Father of
sh9T s sf n, ,Esfc5o, ;x, so ono,bor my
moro: Nt jidno Tits ,1thor, tlt M maj, putt n
slHnbny- block cr an occasivii 10 fall In hts
orr..or ~ ,,,n ~ tvo ,nertcs of
lnose wuIe. ea ~. 1ru t,,,,h ~ ~ .snrt,, S,n,
was that tho world was wholly ,,an,-ba'1 In It's
business, Its r,cnsurcs. IT, nppcttrs, passions,
nmbilons, E1orlcs-nni tnnt no Church WIS a
refuyn Into which .outs who; Ind l'ccn 10 un.
fortunate M 10 uo born, fi'{ossncn wicked
world could flco and pass thoif h'e IN :peaaAco
ant prayer.
Thu other theory wis That tho world wns whit
nam mar ,nn1dit-rnw ,dnYnrlul To he woven
by ills Use ,iisJ rrrr,unt Of Einry or of shame,
at n r,io w II, Sir, "Sn ~, rs"ni whnrS he Wns 10
,x'nnnm u tan b,nrrif ~, ~ ~ III" Musrl f,gt,
I'ir iirst thcnrv ~ wns iii, rrsui III Time when
rmnr''t"tn MI iGat i.hi wis S5,rrupt Il, tic
w,srlI1 v,un % Min to iu,trnfnciiru nrcvni!cl
"rnrvstrrts and oIiurcrinv Of this prejudice
nrni;,et fhr' ,v"ri,f urita n survitnl ff mi old
Thought. which wns ycry trMu Ut tho time 4 was
MmIvelny I y. NJ" ,s,rhl III Nv" >'-9
Il wins fUrIoru ,njstalte-n 1nistako OF moral
cuwar(1icc-fnrn Il ty,nbt 10 believe thNt hU " to
, 1880-12-13
THE TIssistiSii 1sIsiNd;7T OI'Flt.l:S.

THE TIsIlst'SIi lslttNt:zI GI,flGl:s.
Tn ORDER TO ACcOMAiQDATE OUR NUMEs-
.ea eai 'a IL III IT, Hsrcnt S rs,ns =.
drslrnnted hel0M xhero navSrtss',sats w!l1 ha
Once, md Will bo reEa!ye!t 4M!!! o'clock ?. III.
~. H. slMM5, booksellers and SAttoness, III
W j. i1S;Ait'T !,r,,sz!ss g.. Cottage t3sovc-av,
il. W, puCiiMAS, utusglst, SSrnor Thrty -1rst and
ethto-stA. ..,...
f1htsted.At cnFnrr NJ A4iAuIA
A: A. rnrHi0MuM, Sex.dnaler. ssatlencn etc.
Til. sUASiCilsEN. Draxxlst. Nv Uiue 1slnnd-av-
il. {. ItEitiiiCK, Jcwoier, hewshcn,or, and yuncy
Ge1ds =, ~ !;a@ke.st;, @ ct,rnae LiGrnn.
net 1'hNllnn
corner lnd.ana-st: -
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or oppo.ipg creditor the presiding Judge .hall order
IN, Question OF discharge 10 be tried by the jury al
the hrs, or any subsequent term OF 'aid court fh'
ceptious shall be had .s 20 matters OF law. 10 De
heard and decided a. provided BY ssid section ten
sEcr. 2. Section thirty Of chapter seventy'iour
of the public lave Of eighteen isindred aud seven
ty.eight IL hereby amended by lnsertipE after TIE
word debtor, In the seventeenth line thereof the
word. or IL claimed under any mortgage given by
the debtor 20 secure debt 10 PRIOR existing cred
itnr which has not been recorded nj Ieast thfee
months prior TO commencement OF insolvency pro-
e..dlngs', and after the word month";, In IN.
eighteenth line thereof, the words and any such
mortgage not recorded AZ least three months 80
that .ald section a. amended shall read NJ follows
'SICr ~. The Judge shall, by an Instrument un.
der hi. hand assign and convey 10 the assignee NIL
the estste rial aud psrsonal, Of the debtor. except
,uch a. 1. by law exempt from attachment and SER
IRE on execution. together with all d'cd- books VI
account and papers relating thereto, which assign.
nen. .hall De recorded forthwith In the registry OF
ded, Tor the county where such proceeding. In IN
soyehcy arr pending. and In the registry OF deed.
In each county m which there may be real estate OF
the debtor and such assignee shall give such public
notice Of hi. election or appointment ~ the )ndge
may order such Assignment shall Telst" back ~ the
"a iusOlysncy. and