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Bf« »rrr*tefl» and he w»» hfM otct tinker
•»)« holl to mnmcr to on'ragcd JuMlco to-day.
r h«m»lnrtolil«mJUj Mold «s« Melt all day yoatrrday
*j aerount of thin affair and mold not pet nle.ini nn,
H,owa* propelled up the tljer I»y the aid of nnr* in
jiehandn of Uin deckhand* ....The nchr John Rclnirltn
if Milwaukee, outward Itouud, collided with the hargo
Irgnoaut. liuraril hound, near the North i'icr, Friday
a njb» # The HchuoUo loet her headgear and rolimud
In llij* port for repair*. Me loft again Saturday nfler
doo» .... A rolllnion t*lwe*u (ho nchr J, I'Aater and ilio
ff lir l/'tuv Jobnnou occurred ott Saturday in (be South
jlratch, by which the former vowel wag rotialderahly
jnjiiTtl. Tlie damage done to the .Tolmioti wan
ctt|(il....The prop B. J», Hurd, of f/Kipold & Auk.
Uintfa faikn finjwrlor Line, which tan aground and
spring a leak In the Baiill Ulvrr, arrived hero Saturday
in m apparently good condition, Hbo util go into
dry-look lor at onro.
tinvijm woi.p.
•nemwasayonng shepherd who thought It great
HP»A to about '* wolf, wiilf," and when the peasants
<nte to IcfK (ho wild was( t lie trim greatly rejoiced bo*
ease tht»y believed UW false alarms. Finally llio wolf
rally rame aud began in tear Up Id* sheep. He shoot
il again " bdl/. wolf," lint ho had tooled the i>caiund*
nottett that lti**y would l>cllnvo lilm no longer, am]
hey stayed away, and the flock of the foolish "hepherd
(» annihilated. Thft vosetjl CiipUiue am Just now in*
riulglug in (he eamo kind of sport at that foolish shep
herd, Ott day* when a largo fleet Is com*
jngtn.or when Ihore Sm rough weal her, (bey hoist
die signal of Uialrcsa when nearing thin port, no an to
make the tugs Iwllovo they rually am in distress, and
thus get towed In without delay. Ho common has linn
nefarious custom Ixxtomo, that tugs lake no further
notice of It *t all. It la the S' , -ucral opinion tint ttio
aftlir Onondaga would be ettll afloat, and tho cental
tapt. Italu allll nlhc, had It not been for thin practice.
The Onondaga I" Raid to ham been laying off (ho Ma
rino Hospital with b« flag of distress displayed all
day, but the toga lock no notlco of It, believing It to l>o
»ruse»« usual. Hut not only at tills port Jiu thin
rmtlco become common, hut also at the lower
lake ports, on will Im Keen by llio following
from the JlnlTnlo Conner .• “ Tho established and
linlvrrsaflypractlccd f.ux'nm among vrastd Captain* on
thrae Uken when requiring ino usHistauno of a tug to
low (hem In port is to Imist tho mtml signal to tho
masthead, while In case of dlrires* tt In lowered half
way. Of Into 11 hca been notlceublo that sump mas
ters when tn want of a tug display the flag of distress,
and the consequence in that tugs respond at once,
tomctlmcs leaving a low to tender assistance."
0 hand iiavjw.
Sptfinl Pitrxttrh to Ti* (.’hfrajo Trtbunt.
Oaum tUvr.B, Mich., Oct, a.— A violent southwest
wtnd-atorm won experienced on this shore Uat night
and part of to-day. Owing to the heavy rca running,
tha harbor fa filled with various craft, freighted and
light, seeking shelter. The rchr W. H. Willard, light,
from Chicago to (hi* port, was beached above the
North pief tHIs Working. It Js expected she will bo
f<*t off to-night without much damage, nba having
|cea scuttled to prevent her pounding on the beach.
LAKE ERIE.
SpiHitf Dlnntfh It Jfi« CMmao
Bsts, Pa., Oct, 3,—Tlio prop Philadelphia left for
TWoago Uila evening. The props Annie Voting ami
[tiomaa n. Scott, of tbe Anchor Line, have gone into
rlntcr quartern here. It was tbo Intention
if the managers to tun them imtll (ho does
if navigation, titit tha low freight# paid will not «ar
-aiit thetr bringing out. They aro both loaded with
alt for Chicago, which will not bo delivered before
jolt erring. Pour Government elmre—the Michigan,
?my, Adfia, and Survivor—oro now anchored in mir
jarher. The lira latter boats are engaged iu the
past survey of t«ke Erie. Seven propeller# and four
rhooners come In to-day. Tbo latest reports from
lung I*olol aro that Iho Cargos aro atUl ashore there.
PORT HURON NEWS.
Pont llcbojt, Mich., Oct. U.—Down—Props fit.
Joseph. Manistee, Dean Richmond, Holland, Dahlia,
ioU« Crouse and barge. Day City and barges, Elmira
md barge*. Scbra Mew Hampshire, 8. 1\ Tildcn,
Clara Parker, 000. Sherman.
• fjp—Props Passaic, Montana. 8L Panl, Bt. Loni*.
CKy of Toledo. Hnnttaca, Wtnona, T«c«m*ch, Hparta
ml consort, lUlolah and consort. Rchm Reindeer,
Louisa, Curlew, Exile, Anns Marta, Jane Bell, Duncan
City.
Wiso—floulb. fresh,
W lathed— Pino.
ILLINOIS CANAL AND RIVER.
ttp«elaf DtiPrtUh It 77i» Chicagt Trlhun*.
lASu.it, Ilf., Oct. a.—AniuvCD hr Rivxn—Stmr
Stile of Ottawa, light, from Peru.
Departed— Slmr Francis, light, to Peoria.
Passed ntio Canal—Stmr Bello of Ottawa, light, to
Ottawa.
Passed Otrr—Slmr France*, light, from Chicago:
toil* illdalc, with salt, and Cold Hunter with hard
urt, beta for UiStUo.
<i fslsoftct 3 inches on mltmill of Loch 15, gradually
falling.
Thu prop China arrived by canal yesterday with
rvrcluadlee for LsSallo from Chicago, and departed
vUdod with oaU for Chicago.
FOREION TRAFFIC.
ftxmcas TBiua ARniTKD rnoa posejon posts
BErrEMBEU, I(JT3,
(Sal#. Ao. Tennant. Crrtr.
fc/gt I fr-o (i
fichooaen..., I an g
Totals.. <x TUI 17
jjusioiM vessels cleabko ron roamoK tort*, kev-
TKAUISIt, 1075,
.Chu. -Vo. Tonnnae. Crrtr.
ftdtooner....... 2,i «2<a 0(3
IwptUers a "so
Totals 31 i 0,123
EOXClatf VESSELS ABHtVRD KHOX ECHEION POSTS
sEWEaiujta, is;e. '
m *P aUt Ao, Tonwure. Cm r.
<W»°°UBrt 0 I.BJI 45
tTepoher*......, -I •,»w
Tot* l * 10 jj7
Ickiom Tjuauj clearer ron foreign i-onxs. rev
tuxwai, 187.% 1
f*S*n - V J T °'i m oir Cm /s
i SSB S
~~ ill
U <,717
ARRIVED AND CLEARED DURING SEPTEMBER.
COiBTWIfiB ABJIIVALB.
• V(> - Tonmne. Ctfif.
SS*”; «7 :w,w.i i.cai
£®E Um wt i&v/Kui a,wis
f“f” >1 0,717 asi»
"rtf* 5 1.12,1 4|
Totfil * ISMW IUM
coisxwiaa cLtxnAscre,
ftLour- Ao. Creir.
5S“«!i fi7 afl * : ‘ 73 !♦«»
£,*? ai 11.110 273
ToUU Mat 401,701 lU.CCO
n rI SE , L ;T R^NSFERS DURING SEPTEMBER, 1875.
fertalfodit Duila, 11. Marshall to O. Nolaou, |350.
Tug A. L. Griffin, E. DaWUeio 11. DaUike, $1,030.
liowf °* D * Janilta * ' v ' to O. & W, Guthrie,
laS’I JJiJ; LulJ lnJ “• Stono lo F. aemnr .nd
i „ MISCELLANEOUS,
wa teg 8. 8. Cox la on Lor way to East Tawaa,
<0 raf,# *he >cbr Emeu recently sunk
TL» Detroit Tug Atßoclotiou aro about *cuj.
oi toe tug Crusader to the vtclulty of Chotoygan and
*u“J' *• °“ hand when required as a wrecker.
SUNDAY’S NIiWS.
i. Local.
rfl. 4 Of the Stockholders of tho
maouaS Si? 0 * 1 . , Uaak . Saturday It was un
•woeiMiy agreed to go Into liquidation.
game between the Chicago and Bt.
B»Sdaf?n b i 11 cl H la . , Waa in this city
l!“TOwo,sS u i. Ju '“ vcl ° ry r “' tu ° ,onao *
suß:^ES«)teh«s;?. bMu "“ d *
Sta* Start?, u tbo n "P“W(f«<> CMitral Oom
‘r roaolvoil to boU a county
ISiSS.-**}. 10 bo volad tor la Bovembor
R. jvS fo, d , “I? 01oa \ th ‘ »ta tost,
for tho city prlmarlea ;t ere also
• Cuicaqo, Oct. 2.—l’uro and Speedy Justice, at
n niJtI SEV f?^ RE * « the least possible coat both to suitors and aocie*
'•> l .bout l *°* To Bora<,tor Nw ly. U Mmotblng eroitly lo bo wl.bod for, «ud
Ktnry w»m , . , which our preeont civilization docs not afford,
“ueb"is d 10 01 ‘ho flr.t olopo low.rclo judicial
firAK« i i « *. reform Is an examination and remodeling of our
“ liiry»y.( o m, but I oappoao Tub Tninra«oould
CJatholicß bonft *ni> »n hardly have opened Its columns to anydiscussiou
‘ Ud T " aUU
onivif tlenas ll * T “ ‘'“Wo l to borybl. Si'rtiJ'*/'.',!* 1 '*'“ la “ 1:
m * i “ 11 Sar *“»“» MrW “ <0 bo not tou IU.U thro*
f«S.fe k db 0 . r Jf ,i l , , st “ u .,l^? m “ a - A W* coX'tJi'. e d“W^' t 0 S ’ 1 “ to noon .c
tot boar of i«? • 18 ‘ußlUuUon previous it E\fth—K swuirtwiV number of Mjm jarvDiw, .»
)euu,tJ : Xhadeppeitaexceeded the ?*•** salines, to «upply the idacea of a{S?M*
Cotfe tljo T»»U» by *76O,WW. Throughout **?>“»“ from *uy of tie couru. tUlk “ »'*«
laiion rffc* fcQ d caunona emphasized the atali* *WA—No challenges, except for caua*.
T 0 ® ot People. • u At that time I had paid no special attention t«
J kS« Job* 1 , “ BUBt bonorto ,ho rae “o»yo» {icuof'Tbo moouSunlifoVli" b « ri ‘“'i-
THE LAW,
Business Trmisncteil In the Bocal
Courts Hulimlily,
Bill Against David Blakeloy—Record of
judgments and New Suita.
A legal Correspondent Dismisses llio
Jury System-Opinion of Law
yens on llio .Subject.
CHICAGO COURTS.
TIIM. TO HBT ABIPR HAI.E.
Jobo M. Arwedson filed a bill Haltmlay gainst
IlftVltl Blakoloy, B. K. Gallup, ami others, to Hot
ftflido ft conveyance of a lot in Ulvotnido to Mm.
Ada Blakeley. Tlio complainant males that in
August, 1872, Blakeley made r nolo for ♦2,500,
payable in one year, which wan indorsed lo him.
It xtM not paid at maturity, and in Juno last ho
began a suit for tho amount. About a month
after, an attachment in aid wan sued out and
levied ou Blakeley’s intercut in Lot 992, Block 10,
of the third division of Bivereide.
This lot was in Juno, 1870, sold by tho Rivor
nido Improvement Company lo Mrs. Ada I*.
Blakeley, wile of David Blakeley, but Arwodsoo
charges ttiat she never paid »oy part of tho pur
chase price, but that It was all paid by her hue
band, and that tho lot Is In truth Ids property.
It is also alleged that at tho time of tho sale
Blakeley was largely indebted tovarious creditors,
and was in fact insolvent, and that tbo deed was
made to Ida wife for tho purpose of defrauding
his creditors. A house worth 320.01 M) was short
ly afterward erected ou tho lot, which, it is
claimed, was paid for with defendant’s money.
In March, 1872, ft inmt-dcod was made on the
property in question to B. K. Gallup to secure
the payment of Sr»,OOQ, and, an this baa not been
paid, tbo Truatoo la about to sell.
Ilia complainant allogon that tbo conveyance
to Mrs. Blakeley iaacloudon Blakeley’s title, and
asks that it may bo removed, so that the
land may bo subjected to tho hen of Ida at
tachment- 110 aleo desire* that tbo Tjuhloo,
Gallup, may ho required to pay over to him auv
Butplua that may remain after the payment
of the amount duo under tbo trust
deed, and that Blakeley and bis wife may ho
restrained from selling tho property nr.til bla
claim la paid.
DILL TO REMOVE CLOUD.
John Lflf, Edward Fouler, and Adam J. Week
lor. exocuton of tbo.wiU of William I,ill, deceased,
filed a bill m the Circuit Court Saturday aaain-i
Martha L. Barker to aot awiuo a quit-efaim deed
to certain property. Complainants state tbal
' :l r * i. . diod ‘“August last, owning
. V*o imo * besides other property.
Lota o, 0,7, and 8 in Llll’a Subdivision of Dlock
11 'I an ? ot,lorß Subdivision of Out-Lota 11
and 12. in tho Canal Trustees’ Subdivision of
tK?r { f o, » ? 4 ' ° r September,
1575. aqu afra deed was recorded purporting
to bo by William Llll. dated Fob. 24. 1875, and
convoying the abovo-named lota to Martha L.
Barber for tho consideration of sl. The com
pmidanta aiiego that tho name algnod to that
. d .. W08 no ‘ * n tbo handwriting of Mr. LiJJ,
that the docnmonl la forged and fraudulent, and
they therefore pray that it may bo aet aside and
declared to bo of no affect.
TUB STATE INSURANCE COMPANY,
Tho AsMpnoo of the defunct Slato Insnraoco
Company, Homer Cook, filed bin monthly report
Saturday, aa follows :
Amount on hand Aug. Nt
itcocipts.
ToM .720.744 71
P»lrt Charter Oak Insurance Com- ' 1
V*‘>? fur am aa 3UU
vranl property *19,13.1,00
TaiMnnaanic 32t> 7i»
Aaalgnco's account 73*21
Balance cm hand .......TTmTsI
TUG UttEAT WF.STITIIN INfiPrUXCE COMPANY *
proflouta tiio folloffiii# exhibit of Ua comlition el
present s
naktic. m h.oa Aug. 31 moa.w
KccclpUr ainco wi W
Total..
Disbursed.
Btlauco os bond |38,w0.a7
ANNOUNCEMENTS.
TT^?* l l , Vr i * B,b ® flrst d»Tof Jbe him In iba
UoitoU Slftlcß Circuit ami HupcHor Courla.
j Judge Uiodgolfc wjii bo in totru roguJorty
J_udqo MooroulN bo in court daily as usual.
Tho Circuit Court will commence tbo roll"of
oases jriili a jury today.
uAmcnvi'Tcr ITEMS.
ol.£!V* foW !y*^ o| * o,,, R dry-poods merchant at
"&i South Hoisted Blrcot, in iJjib city. iiloJ a
voluntary petition in bankruptcy Saturday. Ul»
doDJa amount to about $21,000. Hi s asset* »ro
a Block of poods estimated to bo worth sll,.
ys-J.tV7, which ho assigned soiho time quo to J.
M. Ohuor for tho bonollt of his creditors. Air.
Ohnor was appointed provluional Assignee by
tho Itegudor, and lira bund lixud at $12,000. An
order \vunalHODJttdo for o cowpobition moonin'
to bo hold Oct. 18. "
I'raiJciß 31. Hunttlieo was appointed nrovlftloual
Apßißuco of Ooorgo W. Varkwr under a boud for
SU,UUO«
Horace Smith, of Ohio, Bureau County, also
flied a voluntary petition to bo declared bank
rupt. JJjoeooui'cd debto mo ia, OU. 15, secured
by ft 1 !* 01 m ° rt ff a R 0 oo stock and lUturea valued
■t S' 1,001). J'Jjo unsecured claims amount to
80,705.18. The assets are tho stock above men
tlouod, valued at $5,000, and $1,600 worth of
notca and accounts. Tho case woe referred to
Jlcrpetcr Johvson.
A second dividend of 1 percent wan declared
Saturday Jo the matter of Peony, Weeks, .t Co.
aud another email percomaßo will bo paid. ’
A first dividend meeting in tho case of Storey
4 Alien wdl bo hold at 2 p. m. to-dov.
jWEWoa ooimr is um eV.
_ JoUiu williams began a suit iu trespass against
T, M. Brad/oy, laying damages nt id.OW).
Andrew L. and William F. Hunt B uod J. L.
Campbell for SI,OOO.
Tho National Bank of the Hfaia of Now York
uegun a suit tu attachment against T. H. Brvan,
Qeorgo V. Bryan, J. B. Knight, and B. 11. liopl
per, to recover $3,000.
circuit count.
James H. Bowen, claiming an undivided third
of the past half of Hco. Id, 87, 11, died a bill
against Charles A. Gregory and the Cook County
Laud Company to restrain thorn from commit
ting waste by cutting down trees or building
houses on the land above mentioned, ®
COUNTY COURT.
la (ho estato of Michael Tracer, the will wan
proven and letters testamentary were granted to
Bridget Tracey, under bond for si,ioU,
In tho estate of Christian Joss, the w}]| was
proven, and letters wero granted to Catherine
Joss, under bond for SIO,OOO.
TUB CALL.
Jduob Gam—l to 20.
Jvi/ae Mooae—X, 2, and 3.
JuixiK ilooEua—X to 2u.
Jupoe Boom—X to 15.
Jt'pouexrg.
Boptwon Cooar—CoxKUsflioKi—John T dm.
mMero y». Horace Smltb, 1J,*'5.5;>.-(ieor tf s 8. Uocrig
V. Timothy Wri«ut, U.484.17.-D. M. Tucker va"£
llUOt. (ial.o'J,
Circuit poo»T—Jcooa noor.ua—o. B, OuWcret
aUve, ItudoliiU A. Slomor, f332,7J. w
THE JURY SYSTEM,
LETTER FRQU A LAVTVEB.
7a till Editor nf the K'hieago Tribune ,*
THE CHICAfIO TRinuiVE; MONDAY, OCTOBETI 4, 1975.
■noh a collodion of 'facts In regard to llio jury
ovKflm ah would form a real contribution to ho
cinl scieneo, ami although I bare never yet been
amo to do nioro than make a Might proilmuiary
mirvov of the ground, a fmvcotwtderalioiiH have
occurred to mo, which may ho of Homo valno in
Jour m*om*mun.
Wih ail rospoct bnlb for tbo ability and the
earnestness of Tiip. Tniin;;<e, it is very doubtful
whether Ha method of attack upon tbo
Jury system will Brims# rntioli general Interest,
J**o ono has vot accepted tbo cordial tender of
your colmnna to IboHo who have thought upon
tbo mibjeet, which Ik almost positive evidence
that vory few persons care imicb about it; and
without having noon any of your exchange*, 1
can bo almost sure that few have alluded to your
nrticlca. and fewer Btill bavo mado any valuable
suggestions. 1 ntn led In this belief because this
result has hitherto Invariably followed Kimilar at*
tempts to awaken Interim on thin subject.
In forming a plan for the study of thojury
system, the ftrut step, obviously, wan to examine
WHAT HAP ItKKN HAH) AflOUr IT lIITIIIUtT'W
Tim bookw—Forsyth, iHackatouo, l*algrav», 31a!*
lam, and the rcst-arn mostly written by law
yer ; ftro apt to bo rhetorical rather than saiis
factory (u regard to tbo practical working of
tbo system, and arc almost worthless an aids In
judging of tin present value. For this purpose
tbo best preliminary atou in an examination of
I-.nghsh and American pamnbletH and periodical
IHoiaturo amen live revolution of IG*l. I h ftV o
examined a pood many pamphlets, and have
potto through. [ should think, about otio-foimh
or tbo law, and graver literary magazines in tbo
hngliHlii language, carefully reading ovory arti
cle relating to iin* subject, and taking notes of
tbo most Important. Tho oarlbist tracts wliicb I
have road arc tho two well-known pamphlet*
MWibw) rnopoctiroty to Kir John /tnwloj nml
l.ord Homers, printed about lb© time of Ihn }?».
gush revolution. Homo of the most Instructive
attiolofl are those preceding and following tho
introduct on of (be Jury in cl vllcaunoH in Heotltnd
early in tbo present century. A« might ho ex
pected. most of these writers favor tbo jury Imth
J» civil and criminal canes, although there is
considerable diversity of opinion os to requiring
unanimity in verdicts; but the feature which
m f°« f ln,ck n «° W , M 1,10 ®»Woo«o that, in spito
of the general enthusiasm tn favor of this most
Coetl mr ° f Ant{lo ’‘ Sllxou institutions, there baa
A comrtaht vsnEnctrnnnsT nr m**ATiapAonotf
with its practical working*, which is to bo traced
wSS m w ,n|bo " ia ß azl »» articles themselves,
tout mow frequently Jn their allusions to cur
rent opinion and conversation, and Jot*
tony in reforonjoa to newspaper discussion,
lor some years past tbo discussions liavo dovel
oped o low winch has been followed with olmost
unfailing regularity. There la a noted trial, au
absurd or suspicions verdict, an excited newspa
per discussion, ono or two pamphlets, or s hook,
some learned reviews la tho magazines, and the
end of tho paroxysm. In these discussions, for
the past 200 years, (he arguments bavo been
tho same and identical with those which Tub
immJ.VE is now using or attacking, and tho dis
cussions have been, in this country, singularly
barren of rosuita, Tho only thing which seems
to point to any popular intorost—and popular
interest is essential in any subject which must
bo treated by constitutional amendment— in tho
increasing frequency of tbcao dlacußßiona.
ibo last was quite general, and occurred only
about throe years ago. It developed no now
points or arguments, but produced excellent
summaries of tho old ones, notably those In tho
Western Jlevicio for April, 1872, rather opposing
the Hyatern, and in hos, 417 and iUO (18731 of
(ho A aiton, decidedly favoring It.
a Mona coimHciKo ueahqk
for not expecting any immediate popular Inter
est in this subject, is the fact that tho public
Uooe not make nice distinctions, ami cannot bo
moved except by flagrant and cJcarly-provon
nbiisoß; and whatever some of ua may behove,
it certainly has never yet loon shown that the
Jury system is not our host attainable method of
administering justice. Any examination of this
question, to bo productive of valuable results,
must begin with an intelligent division
of the subject, and proceed with care
lully-cooßidorod inquiries so directed as lo
bring out the results of experience under out
own and other system*, and the present opinions •
of competent observers in all countries. U was
iny hope to wsioct a department of this inquiry
m which I might gather some facts which would
form a real contribution to knowledge on line
subject, but my preliminary eurvey convinced
mo that any really valuable work would require
an amount of time at present beyond my power
to bcslow, and 1 allude to this only to say that,
if any.intcrosl in this subject exists in that city,
would be cosy for those interested to
COMOINB INTO A IITII.B CI.CB,
.120,*97.71
147.00
.130,211.03
. 332.11
which would "bo able to do Hume valuable work
ilio bo.it wav to do this is under tbo
auspices of the America! Social Hdouco
Association. This Society, übcro Jlvo or
moro of it a members aro gathered iu anv
locality, will organize thorn into a “ section,” and
rouilor thorn special assistance jn tbo prosecu
tion of any work they may undertake. Of such
a body I snould bo very glad to form one. wheth
er for tbo purpose of inquiry into tbo Jury gya
tom or for any similar work. A year or two ago
tbo Society bad no womboro ronldcntin Chicago,
a fact which is by no means to our credit, and if
there aro any persons in tbo city who aro inter
ested iu such iuquiricßau Uroßociotymulortakos
and aro willing to dovoto somo of tbolr leisure
boure to real work, tbero is uow a favorable timo
and a profitable question to work upon, and I '
suggest that they communicate with tbo editor i
or luk rmnuNu. who, 1 am sure, will bo glad to 1
promoto tbo object by assisting to bring tboso
inloroatod together.
As I suppose no ouo can doubt that tbero
aro some features of our Jury system which no
ought to retain, a discunsiou wuoso object is a
cruicnl analysis of tbo subject, with tbo view of
lUhTINOUIdUIKO THE OOOU FflOU TJIB £VJI*
| would be iuuio useful Uiau a relentless attack
upon tbo whole. Whoever attacks tho Jury
system, at this staso, ought—unions ho really
favors destruction of tho wholo fabrio—to
state cloany whotUor ho refers to—
Civil or criminal cases;
Tho requirement of unanimity in decisions s
Urban or rural juries 5
Tho quaiilicatlous of jurors;
Tho method of (heir selection 5
Uniuj partial, ordinary, or very important eases 5
ItiO buithm of Jury service 5
Or, finally, perhaps, tho length ot term of
oniL'o,
No social institution over attaiuod such vital
ity as tho jury system shows, without ih'ssossiiiu
qualities ot the uimoat value. Our object
should bo to ascertain what features of tbo jury
eyrtom arc vital and permanent, and whataccos- 1
uory and transient. if tho system has over been
subjected to such on analysis 1 do not know it '
but it is very possible that some Gorman student ■
bos done it. |
Mvo.iu liollof-it tbs UUIa >(nd; I luroKina
entitles mo to belief—is that “
TUE HEAL OElllt Ot IMMORTALITY
to the system must-i only In tho division of the
questions of law fiom questions of fact, and
their decision by different persons, a tirao
tico familiar to the Jurisprudence of th
Ituinans, auj, bo far as I know, original wild
•hem. It seems tu mo that the number of the
urois, their qaalillcations, the mode of their so*
ecUon, and oven (ho drawing them, for such
service, directly from tho body of tho people, are
features as to which opinion and practice must
vary with the difference in tho times, and tho ua*
tmo wid degree of cmlliatUm iu different couu.
trios. I might bo willing to trust my cone with
the average rural jury In .Ua»,<aohiisotts. and yut
fool very unsafe with an average Jury Jo Missis-
FOU LIQUT ON QDMTIONB OF LEfIAL roOCBDUBB
wo naturally look to members of the legal pro*
Xeaaiou. hoc more thau two years h won my
outturn to auk all lanryera whom I mot whether,
iflhey had an intricate cane, but quo la which
they were Bare they wore right, they would pre
fer a (rial by Judge, or trial by jury, to wfiiou
the reply was Invariably au expressed preference
for a trial by a Judge \ while on the other band,
they exproiaad equally positive preferences for
trial by junr la ia which they might have
double as to the Justice of their cause.
I suppose I hare put theae questions to Rttr
practicing attorneys, representing all grades and
• wide distribution of locality. i'Ko ropliis
Bhowed entire uuauimity of oploloo, and I do
not behove any lawyer thinks otlisrwta t
but of tha whole number questioned. j
found only three who favored auy change
in the system, aud not one who mauifoatad auy
Buecial Interest iu the matter. The replica of
theao UwyOM were, in effect, atalemomeof thole
belief that (be jury system did not tend to
secure Juailco in intricate causes, aud yet nut
one ofOiera cared Vo see any chanae. Of comae
thcaa dfiy might have been exception*, but my
iuqmnea lod mo to the belief that wo need not
expect efforU for reform, or ioveailgaliou of the
Jury system, to originate with the lawyer*.
Tbia subject is full of lutoroat to ma, and it
aeoms to bo to Tub Tbiuonb: but I fear neither
of ua will bo alio to arouse the attention of the
geuoral public.
ELSEWHERE.
A GLEBE OF tUE ILLINOIS SVtfBBUS COUUT IN
TUOL'BLe.
Mr. Wilbanks, who is one of the Clerks of tho
lUiuola Supreme Court, is also au attorney, and
resides at Alt. Vernon, tie has been ordered by
tho Supreme Court, now iu session at Ottawa, to
show cause, if any, why his name ahouW not be
o&bl!? *V*® U*J ot *tiorneya in this Blue.
Ttie rula is mads returnable Oct. i. Mr. Wil
b*aka la teeaaad of malpractice m uU pcafeatlou
an Rti Attornr-y. A Hoiilhern Illinois rom-spoud
*n’-o! tho HI. Loni* mil y, M;H
followinj; statement of ibo ;
TJm Information was filed by (Mnml.ts A, KMW,
>.“1,. fll.srul.nf ~f th« , irm „f
\ hl * /-lac*. and U a doomi n'<-rnlirvdn« Omfe f/mti
.* nf rr *T’- T»i« I’Nm'ipal cisr*--, and
<iu which ttii* prc-ociUon mainly r*si,art etoi.-z/lc*
inf»ilof various sums of money nt dllTerpnf times
arnoufitlrnr (n (fin Amdljcr charo
• iKl.mo tho prosecution cUlm i„ I*, «m t |.ortol |,y
iwanlwrldMn-. I.i llio ol,l«l,ilii« „t 1,, t.i,,
pretense#, Hi'S amount rfnlni"-I to hare j- tn f L c u-,, 1
under (tin latter. hira- liclntf fjou
! r l r,t r,mr; "'‘
' ftf ' ,|:ifl,r,,,nll '‘O v 1 tho attorney
f<»r tli<» flrrn of iurrar fc Wilson, ..t (jhirjtfo. « u d „
i^S n T 1,1 hi " ha, " ! " "tmdry note#
lln '"a'dimes by minus ,r
--ilr* In Hotilliifir Illinois. said heluu comtnonlv
known m monthly tn*tallin-r,t n .(o« A?rto«J « »n
"" r '..A «,i!
nifltSlU, olio •I»tne» l>. .Johnson, i>l in}* ,•»»•
l mrSn^,> , 'T'; n,o,, ri’ 1 P»*'i"« llCMM?;. £
' , U l . N ' r ’ A'l'-fwar.)., thn prosecution
ft
n«nor for noll-eiioti, on ), ,j„,„.„.,| i,, r
fp^ , .7„?wV ,, 'li M,r ‘‘'‘ , hot All, lint m-rdy a
"■Ti'rv 1 ! ,ir "'V 1 -
%lA*i in lrl wa " to Mw.| y,
*»«« *<nn or rm.
acionitt was flared in tho hands of E. 11. I’aUon.
£wiLtT t nV,' , {f thi9 ***”-• f ° r «uVci).i; n x
;.f . * 1 . ,0 1 "*» Mann* n, son nr Sydney (then d
i a«d administrator of liln mute. Hlmrlly af
\7* 3 n r,i ' Mention g.wo tl,- money u, Vhn
UooiT,' Tui W ?i" M* Mt * Vfrt “’ n * >i ‘ l ‘ InMrno
J ofr<(ir nettle (lie account BRiJn-t lilk father, jjr
luroiia, lu o cunvoraatlim willi Mr. Wlltnn);., mVu
tl'juvl (ho fact to film, dikJ (ho latter toM llicoih in ..
no w \h Urn att'inic-y f-,r Moo.lt, Mirh-l H 11. mkl
iroi/hJ f.rcliit for the inoiH-y, whloh ho dM. Home
l (no nflorward-, oilU waa l.nitißht infill,at Marnion for
the iita.mnt,urt'l not until tho cauoo nraa ahmil rcarliMl
on tho docket did the facta jneiitlunisil como to liuhi
wiR» • co« f pro«lM wi effected, and tho nuit waa
withdrawn.
Nuuktouii other amdnvlta aro Included In Iho In.
formation, nf somewhat similar Import.
Yntir correspondent soiißht to ohloln from defend,
ant's couuw'l a slalcment of (heir side nf tho cm* hot
iw a ci)}>y of Iho JuPmnaUmi ha* wot vet rcaclwi
them, they were unable to d„ so. The folJowj n *, (fll *.
baDj ** 1 10 mr » bowover, which 1 Insert vcr.
"fCMftmftHotaitft tiro«oent!on brought hr KMlor
fftovPii l? ont of lila • l-rliarao by Wihank* f?„m i. 4
ofllcoof thoCkrk, nnd non® of the rlmuM havMh»
11**411 wbaUvrr ' 114 Wilbanks will dhow ou
WiHiaMkfl ba*t Iweti c, ork of the Supreme Court
for tbo Southern Division of tbo Hlato Sot eight ftan.
SUBURBAN NEWS’
WUVIAVOX.
Tbe pastor of tbo Methodist Episcopal Chnrcb
preached bis last and farewell sermon yesterday
evening. Tbo subject of (bo d/.-icourso won
‘‘Christian Citizenship."
Cotiaiderablo excitement was occasioned In the
village by a runaway Tuesday afternoon. Mr
lluddock and lullo daughter were out
driving, and wbilo on ono of the
principal streets a dog rushed out
and barked at tbo horse, frightening tbo animal
bo that ho broke Into a violent run, becoming
aJmost instantly unmanageable. The gentleman
was thrown out, but fortunately received no lu
juriofl, with the exception of uomo Blight bruises.
His little daughter, jo being thrown out, struck
her wrist, dislocating it, and causing bor aucb in
tense pain that she fainted,,but nbo apparent)}'
received no fatal or internal Injuries, for ebon
bUo recovered from her swoon she was able to
walk, ibo buggy wan completely demoinbed.
ibo bor.us became disengaged from tho vehicle
near the Du Page House, ami at (ant accounts
was, line the celobmtod “ cork leg," still going.
it baa been tbo usual custom for the acboow
bojs to jump ou to passing traiuH fur a ride,
thus endangering their lives, breaking a limb, or
.otherwise injuring themselves. Losidcs violating
a Htato law. Jtecoutly Charles 11. Fuller, the
ticket agent, made complaint befote Justice
Sedgwick, and a summons was issued against
Elmer Buichffe, Cbarlca Ooorbolzcr. \Yilbo
J alette, Charles Spatcber, and William I.oeia
for mo Violation of tbo Buto Jaw j u
jumping ou to trains. A hearing
«;« , ba <l before Juuiico Sedgwick.
Charles fapaktreo was oxcueed after promising ho
would uovoc again jump ou tbo cats, unless bo
bad business there. Wtllio VsleUa took an oath
that ho bad the permission of tbu engineers to
cot ou Uiq traiua, wUonmpou Uo was pardoned,
ibo other boys wore flood each ?I and co-un
Ibo Justice luforming them that if tbov swu'
caught jumping on tho trains again, bu should
lino them 9116 cadi.
Tbo larmota around Wheaton havo boon an-
Doyod bv eomo person, or thing, stealing the.r
Buuop. Every effort at detection, so tar, has
proved unavailing. It seems ovUlon*., to guard
against tbo marauders that tho formers will have
to form a protective company.
Mr. 0. IK Wilcox cujoyeu for a day or bo a
visit from bis friend Mr. Werner, ot Marshall
town, la.
Mr. C, A. Duff, lately from Southern Illinois,
has entered into partnorship in tbo law Im-mioss
with W. G. Smith, State’s Attnrnev, and has been
in attendance at tho Court just closed hero
Mr-E llUßSoi] Smith, editor of tho Wheaton
Uinovtan % tho village's pride, and wife have
, u»t returned from a visit to bis old homo in
Monmouth.
Mrs. Ward, will remove to Chicago for tho
winter. Mts. buyer, of Wayuo, will occupy her
residence. J
Miss JJonriotto Muzzy has rolurned from her
summer vacation, recuperated in spirits and
.Mr. Eil S. Prido, of S.iujutuck, Mich., made
um Cnouda Uoru a Ujiug rinit.
Ono evening of wook tho members of tho
\\osleyim Church and a largo number of tho
fncmde of the ilov. W. I’mkucy mot at hie reri
tloViCu.*,, **o l llau tins oveniug’a Biiojt whs
ytoll lata, aua vtaß aa follows; Mr. and Mm.
riii.muv wcto at Couiorotjce, and wore oxpoclol
homo about 1 that evening. 'i'ho Uiends, wani
ng to aurpnao thorn, intended to fnvo lull iion-
HoaMou of thoir houao. uu.l to havo all tho
guoaU aaaouiblcd hotoro thou arnval. What
was thoir dismay when, in luo midet or ih*u
preparation, about 0 o'clock in tho nflcrn -*>u
tlmro wallkod in upon thorn Mr. aivi Mrs.
uoy, having reached homo Bam>< houn bolero
thoy wero oxpoctod. An album, nmlt. droning,
cown, uiut a pair of alippeci worn tho tukom
lolt by HioßiitmiH to show. in a moa-ujro. tho luvo
tho church boar thoir pastor aim wife.
AVUOIWk.
Tho Kano Comity llepnbllcan Convention has
been called for tho ICth of October to nominate
candidates for tht> coming election. tbo
call for a Convention tho number of caudvUtce
denirous of official honor haa boon increasing.
Thu chief interest in tho coming campaign aj*
pears to bo centered iu tbe raco for the County
TroasutowlilD. Among tbo candidates for nom
ination tho most prominent hi Alonzo D. Brady.
Tho other names likely to bo presented at the
Convention will bo Delos Q. Lake, an Intelligent
and well-to-do farmer maiding wont of Aurora
and Mr. Tliomoa Tolmou, of the Union National
Bank, Aurora.
Mr. James 1, Ijolila opoos the lecture season
hero Wednesday wub one of hitt most brilliaut
lectures.
So friH\uou( and flagrant have become tha vio
lations ol tbo Lniuor ordinance. that lb© atton
tiou of Uio City Council bas boon called to the
matter, cud they uiatnictod tb© City Marshal at
their last meeting to prosooutu every violator of
the ordiuauco.
Mr. J. li. Uiabop and family have recently re
turned from a eia-montha 1 solouru among Eastern
friends.
Mu* Anna 11. Ilolgnold, of this city, received
tha tint premium at tho State fair at Ottawa
for (ho liuost pencil drawings.
Mr. 12. S-Purdy baa gou© to visit friends in
Loavcnwortn, Kan.,
Henry Maseey baa returned from a protracted
vlait to Uio scenes of bia youthful mischievous
uob9 m Vermont.
Mr». K. L. llrown hu wlurntd from » iLre.
months visit in the Last.
Tliollov.S. A. W. Jewett baring spent the al
lotted lime iu charge of tbo Kiwi ft. & CUucob
duly W 1 tQ aomß otuor tleU of
.APCHVILL&,
lloyce 4 Scott, engaged in the banking bus
iness hero for tbo past two yea«, have dissolved
partnership. Tbo business of the institution
will bo carried ou hereafter by Mr. Scott.
The Naperville Literary Association have aU
ready engaged a number of promiuont Jcctur.
ers for tbo fall and winter lecture course. Tbo
names of the lecturers and eubjecta will bo an
uouucod in a few days.
Till) liouho of Mr. Malt Stephana traa enlureil
recently uuJ sat) worth ol carpenter.' looja «ro
loo.
Kitouaivo preparation# are Uiox made to
make (iu) tint exhibition of toe N«n*rvi)io Lit
erary Association a euccose. Tho colloro node
tu-tiUvoadiouroed their me«liiiu« iu order to
attend Ilia exhibition.
Mr. >»d Mm. I-id.lyco.t. or Cauada, who
luvo Iwon rlallm# at Mr. LuaJf’t, tuvo rclutuod
homo, accompauioj by Mim Emm* Luudy, who
I* w ayauJ iba «uutr vialtUig ln«a<U ta c*u*di
_ sfri>, f.'har?r*ft riro/«£o{
to Oonlral Illuiusrt.
b*ft returned from a
.Mr. AifrO'l fttrontr. who for tho pft«k two
wecl.rt bar been vinliim» Ithuhlb in Onvelaud
0., hnn return*'] bome.
.Mm. TllliHoii, of NoifJorpov, in a rhcbl of Mr.
ierhiftfi.
Mini f.tinr. recotitly from I’utfland, in fltiondioir
a few wuelis »i tbo Hall matiniou.
ntOfIITXT I'AIIK.
An improvommn Ijm boon rnado in tho fur
niabinj;, h/ tho PchooJ authorilfe*. of a good,
HuhHianiiat plank aroand tho preralafta.
Tim Ulilo Jfulri Hocloty In fail of life and en-
’Jhctr next cntortalnnteol wJiJ occur
i’ridny.
?fr. d.imefl flarimfernhaa found a nurchaaer for
bin h.iii-o otid lot, am] ho Inlmida to beutn work
iiiiniisiiiatoiy on «mni.. : r. Jn tbo meanwbiJobo
win iiihai.n Dm rcHidcnco tornicrly owned by j.
»V. .tiorera.
Tlmo N.w Enjsl.nil «ij.rw »l
1 111,11 ,ndiv Bvwilr.i:. Tho cnlcrUin-
S' * ™ K"<rn by 11,0 Udicn or llm Ulilo
j>iilci Hoenur,
Q/rno « number of tho prominent citizona of
I toanoct J ark and vicimiy mot at tbo rcMidenco
ii * * Wayiu-.r Katuulay ttcuintj,
for fio purpot'i of lakhm i,e C
«ary 01.-pa tmtaida e>,ufiti*Um' an (jiM-
J cllowß J.od«o in llio Park. Tb« uvid<-nt car
ami ehtlmaiaam of tho trentlomcn ni]»un
woii for tho Bucc*na of tho S*veral
coinmittcefl worn appointed, which aro to r*, ort
at tbo r.Mno place Ka< utday All friend*
of tho Order aro cordially uivitod to bo pm cut
I/>MI1AI1».
A Botflro accident happened to tho boo of
Marlin ilo«an Joit Ibursdaf. J to fried fo board
a paMinß train, but, rniHHina bin bold, ho fell
heavily on tho ond of a tie. culling and
bis ky in a Htiockiiiß manner.
Mr. K, T. Cushlriß and wife depart for their
new bom* In the city Monday mummif. Their
Hociely will bo tailed by their many warm
friend*. 3
It iH rumored that W. H. J'ackard And wife aro
gOi»K to aim ton, T.. in .jUtiit of health.
Lad ilitimday morning Jnmoi F. Ciatlin utart
od for CabloffjJa to join hi* fnrabd Wjfo, vorr
nnfavorable nows having boon reccirod from
her.
Tbo social bon given by Mr. Jacobn at bi» hall
» - . ~rc,a7oVe,,u,« proved a very otiloviiblo
affair throughout, ami those who woro so for
limalo an to bate attended «iii eagerly await the
announcement of its succesfior.
Tbo rumor that a certain person boldine a
iloromiacut office will tiro a select ball In honor
of the Captain, tlio llrst of tho week, baa act all
tho young folks on tbo <\wi vivo.
O.VK PillK.
Col. S. F. Ilobb, wife, and daughter*, and Mr,
Tom Ilobb, of Dark Midge, and Mr. h. C. ;Cob
Uue, wife, and daughter, of Norwood Park, wore
the guests yesterday of Gcorgo F. Fodter and
family.
Ihe Sunday paper*. 11 Ib rumored, will not
hereafter reach Oak Dark until tho afternoon
church train, the early i o'clock freight having
been taken off. Tho want of The Tmmmr is
keenly felt early in tho morning, and tbo lato
Arrangements arc s di-apnoiutmeut to every
body. J
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124
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James
fields.
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HOOLEY'S THEATEE,
.IICIMIAV, OCT* i,
COX'TTXXtf'U’EID SUCCESS
Vi' TIIK rAVu\:>s
CaliforniaMnstrels!
lloiih. h ulKbtly. Third arid la*t wwk of tho
oi n 'A rf "l THK TWO O>>MT.S.S.
I ' VtU,ll< * alii "'«<iuvwiay aii«J haturd.iy
MoVIOKER’S THEATRE.
***** ■»«»
The Sea of Ice \ or, The Thirst for Gold,
iwcntol fa » manner perfect lu rlotMl, wm 4 fr,u
su» . Ug Ti ra ? at ° efi-iM*: The Mn'inj- ill
£** * f . Tllc Aurora Hon.-aiia ; TUo MotlicrV J’wt-f •
Hreakiotf of tbo loe-liouml O.can j Tli- Ona-t of
Merfeo. Hut oho week can po*eii>|]r )*> given to thh
elaborrfe pf'«ln« tiou, <« on ilunaap, Vet. if, wiU ail
pear tbo eminent *
JOHN McCULLOfua &a THE GLADIATOR.
ANNOUNCEMENT.
WALTER C. LYMAN, Elocutionist,
will rcßtimo bin tc.vhliifj Oct. 0. Rend for circular.
AOjlreFß him at Athenaeum, tv. TVa»hmirtoii-i>t. h,.©-
«ial r/ayra at Athenaeum begin next Katurday at 10 a.
in., and I nday at a p. m.
AOADEMY_OF MUSIC,
SHrx3xra-^.-w3xr.
I’optilsr I'rlcra—in. &0, and 2 A rente.
MntiPeea Wednemhy and »atiir>hr.
EDUCATIONAL.
ENGLISH, FRENCH, AND GERMAN
Family and Day School.
MISS M. LOUISE PUTNAM
TUU OHO lli<' tenth s tar of her Jehoo!. Nt hi rrai
dcucf, No. 03 Marlboroueh-st., Loei.'u,
tlaß.tacbiuotu, bopt. ay, 1-j73.
i. 5S fC w *£ r, r , rrn . !ns * on , l ° patron. RlphMter. n«j-
J*- 1 Ij| »boj> of Miia»srLniotta;
to F. I). Humimfton, D. I).. JlH'iop of
OuiraJ >t-w Wk ; Hon. Wm. M. Kvafta. Xc \r York-
Uev. A. V. I’eabody, 1). D., Uartat'JUul’lfcWUy, *
n»m rCUlarß adJfowlUff Mint J*nU
ADAME 0. DA BILVA
ISS. w,
, x - G. BRYAN’S BOARDING-SCHOOL
For \oiinft L-ullc. liJtavia. }». Y, F..r wfercucca In
q«ir« oi hUlo rf Attorney Cfurfea If. Uct-J.
i‘i;i;k.-<kii,i.'N. V.i iiii.itauv acamimjv.
Ot'Wjß Hoiit. H, I*:'.. n. W Oyimin.jmn. OIW tier
year. All'llMeter*. WUU.IU' >j Do.\Al.l». 1
REAL ESTATE.
sale:
308.000 ACHES VAIDASIB BANDS IN KANSAS
Ujr direction of the Honorable S -erotary of the Inf trior
tho undcoitmed will r.ceuo n-ab d bid* lor tbo puri-nato
o mu or all .if tin un«o!d l»ml. «i',i »| iho »?Xli S?
iilEfn r “ ,<n ' 'A 0 s, »“ ! " f Kan-as rtnl.r,,.-.f
Si'rlt' n ” ** jpsaetally known aa ibu •' Cucrvikeo
* lan 'j* ft f°offered fur tale in compliance win, (ha
{, T ,‘vi’** "* au ac ‘ "f L,;nsr.**t approved .May U, UP*
•L?.’'* • S * U |,M V, L,, '* r<> - ~n - (•}'- W nod KM ’
rh l . * e J 'V 1,0 ‘V‘* 'uioo iil«ho,( bidder for cash, Jnonyn.
Itle.not etceod i lit om. hundred and ilm * C im, at*"t
lV ,s . tL .‘? lH . o 'i ,ullar, d ,rracro or *U of mid Units biinr
oa»i ui iho Atk&nvkt UUor. and "im dnlUr ami ntu’ cum»
per Boro fur such Jnm)« m lie w,-st >,f raid rlr«»r
’ m*\ r }*'•• }hn laid, hereby offered for
•ale by their proper Icjil iidxlirinl im. ami lii.ijcari,!» rbo
jufnfmwmprl.-.. ar which cacl, tract l\ bold, will Po.et?
Ii) mail ui iiioail.lroi* of aurporajn nukintfapidiniti'a
tlu-n lur to (ho I oininlAsioticr of the (i. n. r .l 1 aii<l tmAf
Voi* 110 Hocrjrer »f n,j l.cal o;bc. »ai
»> i.'lilta and lnilc|Himi<>nce, Kaiitac
I'cra.nt off'-Tiiuf to purebare may bid for at manr (ra ft
»' V ,c> "'V de “ ro - L “» «<•“ Wd «m«t bo
and »raiod, and ninjt bo lor not rn»rc than . nolmudr.d
ftmj autv a>-re» (and conform to Ibo Icsnl subdui-nm* !
embraced in (be list). * ' * ' *
Unit mutt Im accompanied by feu per rent of Ibo
atvv.unf bid at acuamaUmof tbotai! faith of no,; bidder,
wiilcbsuni. tii c».o(ho land U awarded ami tbo li.tlan.ni
»i>l paid, Will l|« forlulted. MmuM any bid l o rrj.vied,
liio ctin deiMialii-d will bo rciurwed fi> ibo i’r"i'cr i- irty.
Fnrtlr# iflimo bids are accepted will 1.,, notiiicd of Vurh
acoupiaiicn at toon alter Ibo opntikntr of (ho bi.Uaa pracii
cabb', andjt within lortrda). alter »udi n..().•» lu.Won
duly Untied pajjnent HI lull bo nut jna-v. V. tit■* r..n, m i*.
tinner of th« ti.ucral Ijtod Util, oof the amount bid, ibo
lom lV’° n w^ctl * uctl ***• Oiadu will be tubyoct
Tb.« ten per r*n» d«*pn»lt ronulreil to a. o .mrianv bid*
may be roo.lilnd lo (Vtl-Oibui oMu », .•ornn.-nl.-* of du>
posit, out tilled eboekton tome CJ..»oriuiioui <l.-|-Miiory
payabin iu ihg untcr of the Coniiiihiiunor u< Ihotivuoral
Land Orticn. nr in currency.
Mru<d lu f ° iu£t an* *nd all UJ» it eiptetily rs*
All bldjmutt boaealt'd and a«Mro‘K‘d t« th« "Cum
inbil’iQcr of tin lioneral laul tube-, Waihlnffoo. J>.
O.V* ami Indorsed •• lsia« for t lnroloj .strip land*.' 1
llltts will bo ronol.o las ab-te linltod Until IJoVlntV
noon of iho llilrib-tb day i f .Vov. iulu-r, UTj, af«r trblc-h
they will be duly and acted upon.
. «• *• mmDBTT.
WaastwOTOtt, l>. if ..■wpiembw. U. W.v.
UNDERTAKEH GOODS.
HEARSES.
CHEAP, PINE, ELEGANT, NOV.
EL, VARIED.
CIi.VIVII, UltlQKn &> CO.,
tvo-.n HV.. KlgblU-.t,, Qindnmll. o.
VKACTIONAL CORHCNCY. '
$5.00 Packages
OF
FRACTIONAL CIMICr
IN EXOIUNOB run
Bi of National Curacy,
AT
TRIBUNE OPFIOE
Railhoah time rAata
ARRIVAL AND DEPARTURE OF TBAII
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Drrou jovt o/ JnJion
MUINCY RAILROAD,
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DIVIDEND NOTICE.
lor " f llO rra,,or ’* ln*nranr.> Company
Lavo doclafcd ft dividend of ihrto <J) |*>
capital Block of *alii Comiuuf for th*
Clrv 1111 V* n - W»W»»lUiioJUr«of ih«
“>»W s»«uila7Cli«mje r of Commemi, I*.
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U.J. SMITH. Secretary.
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he,< * "*.lb° tirofenloa/ori-for £i roArt-Ait And kiMti.
cuc« all luii'utuai, a bo 'k fur tbs inlU|»a, fret, or 10
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liad iK>i'ai» h.njuui (iraclku, lo CAiijnif foa »oo auout
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