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Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1877-07-15
LEES sURgENDER.
The Scene Under the Apple Tree
The Account of an Eye witness.

Communication in Philadelphia "Times."
Very few persons were i'm the i'm
mediate neighbnrhood at the time of
the surrender; some OF General Lees
military household, members of Gen.
Gordon's staff aud few of the engineer
corps To which was attached are all
| can now recall. The remnant of the
once victorious army of Northern Vir-
ginia, at this time reduced, hy strag-
Cling and desertion, 10 about III 900
men of all arms, having been drawn
up In line and stacked arms, were
quietly awaiting developments at some
distance.
General Lee wore, for the first time
in public, | was told, the splendid new
uniform and magnificent sword pur.
chased i'll England and presented TO
him by the state of Virginia. Like
funeral trappings. they served only 10
enhance the general gloom. He had
been seated for long time, with
crossed arms and bowed head, inn
movable as stone, on broken rail,
under an old apple tree, whose scanty
foliage aud feeble bloom were III keep
ing with the general dilapidation OF
the homestead in its rear, which i
learn was the birthplace of Sweeny.
the famous banjo player. The staff
stood somewhat tehind him. and the
engineers were seated or lying on the
ground directly in front. No one
spoke word or made a move, and the
painful silence was only broken by the
rapid approach of Federal officer
with his aid on horseback.
At the first sound of his approach
Lee stood erect and waited his arrival.
a. Il al.
tance, aud, leaving his horse in charge
OF the aid, advanced toward Lee with
head uncovered, and stopping every
few PAGES, bowed repeatedly low to the
ground Having arrived within speak
ing distance, salutes were exchanged,
a few words inaudable to the nearest
bys;ander, were spoken on either side,
and then Lee, mounting his horse,
which was in readiness near by, rode
off, accompanied by the two officers, in
the direction of Appomattox Court
House.
During the interval of suspense
which occurred before the arrival of
the Federal General. / made hasty
sketch of the scene, which, | am sorry
To say, with the exception OF the chief
actor, Lee, presented not single point
of interest TO the artist. a more for
lorn or less picturesque situation could
hardly have been selected as the scene
of any remarkable event-a wretched
Virginia farm of the lowest class,
long before given MP TO ruin and de-
cay, whose nakedness even nature had
neglected to cloihe with graceful
drapery. Later in the day | returned
to the same spot To find the principal
points of the scene literally obliterated.
Trees, rails and buildings were gone,
and few devoted treasure seekers were
grubbing out the roots of the former.
secured only few apple blossoms
and twigs and splinter of a rail.
Yours. truly, j. w. MAILMAN,
1t. Engineers, Army n. Virginia.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1877-07-15

one sabbath morning a minister
was earnestly discour-ing about Peter
and Paul, and said they were "good
pair" Good hond!" sleepiIy MUIR
INJURED half awakened sport in the
back pew. Take the pot; nothing
here but ace high"
, 1877-07-21

TnE CEMETkRf IN JUSTICE COURT
Tho Isoach!ll Cemetery troubles arc BY no means
fettlcd, and the rsorpeet now fcens TINT there
will he lively time. and condemnation Of the
present Hoard Of Managers for theIr apparent
breaking of faith with The lot-owncsA. The recent
controversy ttwtcn tho Board Of Managers and
.he 1es.owMcss Il fresh In the minds ef tho public,
tson1 the full reports given n Tnc Tn!nGSk from
Time 10 time Tile cemetery II run on the haelA or
monopoly IT everything. to which she lct-owners
object. hndsrsos, tho SUPERINTENDENT, Is ohoox-
crnctcry, thc 1o. osvncrs nat being allowed 10
poy men OF their own chooelngto kern the crh-rss
- order. When tho lot.owncrs protested against
waited on .thc Board q Manager, who prom!.od
ali SORTS Of reiorms. The iot-owHss,' Committee
who showed = i.bcsn' spirit, and wanted 10 70 nj
once 70 work and make certain impfoscments
The nnard ut Managers have fniird to keep their
pofier yes.sr'isy, :'rhey have lied 70 a..
cpe 1ss nah g he %
foot platform, park the space betweg1 tho ccn,c-
tety and their track, and ,ose thcl, s'dtn5' PRO;
tic railroad track. The ltallroad Company rtans
rsaly 10 iuall lts promise, but tho soard If Nam
afSy o. hass ss asesa 81 ss e
n1lttec TO rrtraln frum, calling meeting
2 ;.og ,soy .n ,ss os a9d Of .o,se, eS"f s.1s
and doina nothng. aud patience z being czhau't:
Gu anu DAD UlO0H H0KcHuGEeM+ NC lake WHICH "
was proposed to mike remains mut.ilole and un
cyesre. The wooden thantlcs still dlBf.3art the
Cemetery grounds, and all this, bccasse he isoa r
nf Managers refuse tn act. SoactOn 10 be Ing taken
10 put uI the improvement fund due this lo: owncrr.
n,l nners there Is definite action bon tnero
Is Likely 10 bc row, because the pnte11cc OF the
lut-uwnets and their COMMITTEES ts bcco' uinH worn
and will not consent 10 b. hunger impose upon.
The man H. Anderson. and iwn ri his workman.
were up bcfore JUSTICE McGch yesterday. charged
viii, assault anil ba.se.r on tio man Hanson, a
gardener who was employed to do some work In tho
cemetery. They, elected him fosc!hl;f. without
Tor htaf.ag next Frldar afternoon At + o'clock.
, 1877-07-21
CHARLES KUpFER,

"McHpEnEp FoH THREE sHltLlstss"
will he tho concise history Of .tc death Of Chsrlcs
knnfrr nuw ,,tnx IN hls deaIh. .heI At So ~,
,r.r. Hr.' - ~" ..... w,,.ta ~ -.
"ef' lh's'eea'n Hssee'' hup!el !" herman, -
ycars OF nyr, and boss pfastcFer ly occupation.
Ills assassi4, is Augnpt A!.kl. NOT Dtiskle N tc.
n,r,.d rtc h p1so "A t;erm.n hrt h,. po,ls.
p,,,u .n ~, .sin. ,,% :. - W. s.o.. a' - e.a nn.
u'o"u m !" w ss..' a.e ~ ~ .eA.a VI we.
lie has WORKED For knpfer Tor the psst two years
"a and IN and oaf n9sc. TstnE ssps With
uprn btvsch of tic peace until ycstetlay morning.
Turing The present week, Hi.ki was employed
three days, hut fur eo,ne rcss1n Uther was not
1n.tcn III ri, Iob just commenced ty hIs e,nployer
ii, the eornef Ut centcf xscuue and Twelfth street.
mined than usual TO gct paid for tue
wn,! he had already done, ThurA,iay
nAnnvr 10 whlr;. hr replied. '.Gu 10 n,y vile ind
enc w,;l nsy y'n. k1rst taya he 4t.t So. but that
H'elcas lc w. r,ehtfal;y entitled 10 I'm s'il-
vi uslock yesterday morning wen, 10
III" CORNER Of cruter avenue and Twelfth
taYs he went tAcTD Xitla no 3atghtlou Of hnyinu
, 1877-07-21
THE CITY,
GENERAL NEWS.


The 1lan. HenfCt II. baf'o"' seereta73 u "'Ase'
Springfield, Ill.,, it at the Sherman fIonae.
~, n,,.,,t T.. rrocr,o,f NJ Peoria. fresh and
W. '"ee.' :" ,s,,sn.,,s t..,a,. ,o.r {. .,nn.
ping ii tho Grand Pacific Intel.
a,., :" c,i,a !. .,onn,r, =, thc rrrmon, frousc.
9's s s " ,.'psr w. ssy' '"' a,sas Commander
a'.,.s, he's"., .s,"s, =. ~" ~ rra.,on. 1tn,,s
" feels'efc" "t '"e tle"'of' ''""'''
Ka,e Windy, Of No. go clark rtreet. while
rcot.ro ,&ttb rcxolvrr al 1o:p yesterday morn.
o@ ~" ~. ,ss..,t H. ~. ictt h.vl m,
ing, hee'"eh'n's too' ".nr. ~ W. "'"'' ~
The Rev, Or. RYDER, and Mcstr.. Sherwood. =.
,.. ,. Is..',,,,a. =, IN. ,r,t ~ ,hcs
Naslf' anu l'roeF' e""'n.tee w .ns rst. NV
Chicago fol'eE~h''aesH OF tne .aar.er va* ''.ct"'
sns2ncc Company, ltff for Hartford last crenine.
tn, ,,,ro rc,crJ,r. n. oh,crycd h+ Mn.
... 49,. 'e"r ,,i",.r "a ~ Ws;.s,r str,ct tTn1nryx
nnGn nas's o's.nn aae It S' n u csree. s 10 n
~. a'I" ~ ~ W. "a. ~ NJ. ~ ,s D. NJ. o. 1isr
ometef ON e At Is ia. In m., :a. Is: ,. NJ. :N.o3.
When The lie. insurance company Of thr period
dent and !. anui!y wo"na ~ By 'hs nini"n .t
sp s,s, shS us9sSSy ~ e ery a IT,
eerer t. A. lad a. ito tHlcf."
Se1 so m e.t fot strce va. ia enso
essss Of ef G @ on M Of {ts @ sns ss
ns Il q it, va. ss p s 10 hs nos
'1s'e ~ '" Tiis savings nssxs. ' '
snHn rayins' nanks If # s.s
the most sea.elr:. q cmbryo'!e panics, ana bnt
an7,xs n '5,y an sf e sss e
, 1877-07-21
For Use IN the Nursery Il Has No Ednal
A PERFECT TOILET SOAP.

Ftst among the regulates Of the toIe. II 4 ro..
article OF ko7p. bnt 10 procure IA not nIwtys On ~.
matter. Many Of tn" most exrcnsiye aun,s thu mn,
hes Bsr made from toarse anil aeleorinna .rA
their c1catc coorng md fragrant rerfne too ,f,,s
Conceal The most rtpustrc tmpnttlcI The dscIosur
recently made rnbc regarding thIs anb1cct NJ no.t
ttVolF startling and deserve serious consI,rstton
Scented soaps arc now known to be extremely ob}rr
.onsee. esreetaly II applied 10 the head lnJsrt,r In
hats Irritating the scAlD and inducing scvtre 1eat
acbts The character at the mar be lnr.d
from the sthtement of gentleman who makes n.
AeentiEa Of so"ps hs tusneas he recently ,
persans ensaKch In this employment were s ,rt.lIr
wnieh M ths oscupation ~, could be follnwet. ''
. Ihs altcnlty n rrosnrnE perfectly r1rc .re!eW
sntr'ltAt st cllcm!csi skliI Of III. II. T. BAnntTr
xho.s imspse shsnt i hy az III is!9est II Il
aentnatett hui this latest ssrcess IL Tie nproprla;.
ssn ssr ia tsaa1
r.. Y II ans; tol!e, I'LL
!e tault tmpiy unpaFaiied il ts department. ot d:
=, * T. Dtnn.rrs TOILET Soar" /. tte trade; marx
f6r to the delicate skin nt infAns childrfo
properties The aosp i nos ps!ssd shs iaaFeaiso; Sin;
heng q sieh sb.eiute purity % t require lid froa
naed liz .h.enee of arlneia1 prrfnms as
!.,,Soi r h.bht.. Toilet so.p renfrfs II te MOI
.aanc and agreeable article Of the kind ever ana
Though specially de,saie for Tho use Of ladies' nd
nd naSss fsssy fsgrfbs a .o fsss ss
0f tina nnfst eoa7a for harhrrs use It inst hctaj
ass ssss III 51s " s for Viii
, 1877-07-21


Tho sale o. psoncrsy for delinquent taxes will
Tho ,,,, d sv,, ,,o ,,a,c,sa sr,,,x,, ,u,o,
has been sst for trial In tho Criminal Court Mon
day.
Tbc Insane A,y,um nov con,a,n. 4eo ,nm,,c,
whtle Tho accommodations are only sufficient for
A''"' "oe' .-.....-- ......... ... .....
f. q. Bronson was yesterday arrested on ca 81
at tho .nlt Of l.. n. stowc,l to recover deut Of
,nn.. or ,x,Ieh - nnnnsss - ~ ~. ~ ,un'
n,' wn. St.rh"rrcd "pf'A''' !" III '"' p""n'nope'
The Jail 10 Agaln In crowded condition, tho &C.
crowd: urss'cs !asalss t9r tac t.laa q criminals
"nnhe :t, hy Us ~ -
The Committee OF pnb!c buildings and Public
serxice was 10 Aase mt YESTERDAY afternoon to
could not bo bad. Several members wefe tnii to
be earning th"r pet diem at The races. Tlle chair.
n. .nnn nas e"eo laee''"s 'oF 'h's morning u IL
's,o'~' ..-
announcing IN advance TINT he wonld not yotc for
anY '..extias" Oh tue Court Ifonsc work not ap.
IS hcy sd soac nS
lnbor!nx With htin at Iultc early hour to drive
him tfou, fis position. II Is br,evcd that hn viii
stand htn,, however.
rh. ,1,-u. ,r.,rc,,or r,.. !. - l.. h.,.a .x
Ind9e Fnrwrl Monday. commencing promptly at 4
o.ci9ex. The additional Affidavit. III The ease VII!
arep intertst Ii. tic result for thuir ttiers.ts md
Harms atc Identical. II Harms wins. then they
w,il yotc Walker any ''rxtras" ie' may demand.
Th.,. ,x,. x.rv mis- c,,,,e. In +ho .,.,u. =, =,
fairs aooat 4ha c"lst. .tIoase ye. sssdsy. Waller
III M Il. y ,s rs naoaa @
, 1877-07-21

formation npon the ec!encc Of sneering and tho
enrc or relief of hay
The objects Of tho Society WIRE then laid
The qnadcatlona ycqnifcd thst the pstlrns hsve
running nose dnf1nr At teast two months Of thu
year. Il is prnro-ed to ctub tottlher annthcr sea
son. nn ohtnin rrtiptcl rates Of importation and
1ranl whcl, matter Nas left to the Executive Com'
nttttcc. ... 49,. .....- ...
general experience meeting WAS thrn had.
and about twenty members aligned their namrs
to the roll The 1Dlh of tnly mex! WA 61ed ~ the
limo for hnldtn9 the annual meeting. and Chicago
named ~ the ptsee.
Tho nirtnDcrs pledged themselves to report 10 tho
Secretary upon any remedies which they inar dis.
rnycr tanrnE the ycnr. he to emhuty the Hse In an
annual rcppst. 4 Committee IN Consultation and
1iy.t Laws was appointed. AFTER which the ncmbcrs
liicv their noses nnd departed.
, 1877-07-21


HULL-Jniy % et 03l Elston atenuet isabeia j.,
wife Of :. U, Hull. in her 37th year.
64UEt services - Tho tulsc It 110 o'clock Saturday
9tst. ksHalna viii u tskea tostn. r. Z. burial
W0ODWAllp-n. +. Woodward, July 10. lS77 Of
consumption. III Seboe slFcet.
tEtoulssille. n.y.. eapets pleaas copy.
Isia. oIde.t 4oa u 1arses II sn1 sa1i <. E9TigGs.
q lher residence. ss Thirty arst stret Frday July
Pancra! ffusn rea.dencs n I. t1.. 70 at James
thaFrh. thrnEe BY carriages 10 Calvary.
ITsYrseuas i. =, papsn olea4e copJ.
mT0NNult-;At ~ Foster atses. Jsnes j.. 700 os
william 4nd Kate D Co1nuf 2kst Is nyItalR and 18Ya
Funeral to-day tsa44!lsst 1t ~ uctOck. b. carr "a
Calr4Fy Cemetery. Friends respectfully tnvttad.
uOYLE-At the fesfienes VI hl pAteRts, u O'Hrien
street. William T. son Of Patrick }. aa6 Asxxls poyle
aXtd 5eAt 4nl 10 months.
Calvary.
troNE-At his residences s75 nra!lfs avenue. 2Nh
n4. Ut conEeatoa Vt the lunks IT, q. Stone, sxed 90
JCaf1 -.-..
Funeral SATURDAY. 22a last, u = p. N.
cOHAEAu- Frldsy, July 70 Clifford Ward, sEed
months. infant son q Edsla o. and Fannie u. Cor.
hesu. At Iealdcncs. 1851 Prairie avenue.
Funeral Saturday. July II. at i O'clock p. NJ
, 1877-07-21
TIE CITY-IIALL.


Tho book sellers yesterday contributed smother
$50 to tho fund Tor The rcct Of the st. John suf-
fcre.s.
Tho contract sos paving Morgan street, between
Lewis X. Dyer.
ahe teenhu .sesap. Jesetas5 VETS a9Ae tat's-
factory, shout 81, COO being taken In. There arc
no" l. Wo ''cehsoa sa'o"ha IN inc city
Throo new deaths from scarlet fever wcro re-.
pnrtc At tha I[ra9th t}enn rtr,rnt Yesterday ,rsk
iuc niue that have occurred slFcady I'LL wcek.
IVY a,'& a'+r w" "sss.
from the Ctty.t'ol!cctot. $J III from tho Water
Department, and 81, os7 !solu The Comptroller.
Thu COMPTROLLER yeatesday Issued revenue. war.
rants TO- M sns sTonn1 Of s1o w. The city s!Ill al
rants.
clty-gnr.ueer cbesbroueh called attention In
tAe comparative elsaIne..S he ,et w.tcr ysste5.
~ or~u iittch nu. 10 ib. infnsn:. ~ h.s m' ~
sttributrs tho arrccabe chsorrs ""s" "'
bs,". nf Eit..Coetar neaior9 VIZ III . ,ne
s'sj faH 4 sas
thst s P s.scssmcnts. s ~ 'A''' WHO MIL "'' pas
~"
r'a nss sf ps'tas
u tho Amoakcas Fro; Engine Manufacturing Tom.
nany .! MANCHESTER, \. H., weso entertained by
srss,d foe a. No. ~ ,rn@" ~"'e@S" F"s
'N.''o ~ ~''.@o''1'"s p"'FS'ss' -......
NY shs paving VI North State street TO Chicago
aychae. Huron stsest tTom StAtd to II. Clair PINS
STREET to tss south rnd OF the 1skc.shote ltiro,
Eooa road WI 10 provided Tor th1te who wish t0
enjoy the orautiss ot Lake s!irhlgan from, the
drive. eo1te ot thu pAscsnent-that af State Anl
Huron stfeets-has already eecn laid, aud tha reat
soon Will h1.
.t.on,nt,,iop.r fl, ,yo,f h.. +, h,. ,t,.n,
~ nnlternt" i1r,icv Sin",t 1,J..E ~ ~ ~ atH.ps
psft VI tue staRhantswstee out and dtsin It on.
TO- horse -powef cng.ne has tcen net at work
pumping. II began Fhursday al noon. Anl will bg
worked for I'VE dsys. Al kIe expiration OF tho
tinlo tho Comutssl1Iet Will bo prepared 10 pass
upon lho success Of thu tehemc.
III f,hsyfc. Hntehktsa. TIM rnn,,.m., .vho .n,,.
riiv cnntTsrt fae ninS H. nsv"d "s,s. @
r,nnI xrs,sr,iMv r. H. Aisxpr thaf rt ~ Son ~
, 1877-07-21


waa at thr trouble to provide, AVID hare puEefmfco
rcrtihrated stun Which, u,s'n anaaJti. BY t;a"'ln-
Epcctnf stchel mn ;.nAtTiitai csIemetl proves 70
nr. ficWo,f has let ur A. u standard. Hence
ihc seerenrers arr a. bc comnti}. o Inv f.ona Tho
fraIf Dcnnrtu,rnt. Thr viii r5 ro,rse a1lcrc that
enn,r nrr In thc 1ica lth Ucnar.tnrnt makns mpneF
q, ihe d.imtretnut. and hence thc mite. should
In cannon !nsticc i undrrstooe,.
~. -, .,-...N,.. -, ,,,...
The FInaner tenn ntser hr!a meeting yesterday
hIternonM IN the "; np!fn,!ffa once. me Ma5ort
Eonirtfns'ef. ana =, hl!!shas wefe pfearht. u y
understood that ti.n r5st and The future price Of
Eas sTan thn snblcct 81 sstcnsto r. though nothing
dethlie u known ot Wnst Was had on elthrr sire.
Ms bi!!n1s T. e.: a9us 70 PC 1ai ior the slinmi;
nat!ns nnta "hGh nhs VI 1ays sone oy tntn!tne'l
% inc ctf. ana ~ course dcst 20 tnAt mr. may Dc
allowed ~ mnch ~ ro:tibIe; Sr. Hilit9ca knows
now q nc eooo. nas orcn n ansefty; htin enme 9t
nc AdcEmcn afc rtfilchlafly e ateh oSes hts Wrll
directed thAtts ~ !aafncy: rsen lnonsh tneJ Know
inc ihteht win which tncs "erc eno'.
fttv. Attorney Tuthltt dIeaafres with Mr. H. F.
TnIcy A. frstfde the strens Il and validity Of the
hcrfy ordinance sbout which the frut, .dcacsa have
seen NJ to trouble themselves The latter gentle.
min hsa tnId that the ordinance yynutd nnt ana
, 1877-07-21

RAID pY THE GOVERNMENT OFFICERS.
The Alteration Of tho Government rev rhuo officers
IL naturally called 10 the always .su apcctrd aud
oiten.de,ec.cd frauds In tho whisky trade, and It
h not common that nny Of them cast any eye on
The other branchcs Of tho business which pay
Government tnx nnd which liabtc to dcfraud In
the payment II they get a chance. aomo time ago
1t bccawe 4 conviction with Collector Iinrvey, Of
s d's it, a' ess Man n. a.
in the tobacco hn:incss to, pay 10 nm
earth II potrihIe, and these excellent ana capablo
lated soR.e proof. the rrsults nf which may 1c
recn hereafter. Among other p1sccR thc officers
susnss,cd fsst,nry ~ sshes .tsst when
watch IVES kept on tlfs plscc fur roma time, nnd
Ia.t evening Messre: somstrEllc and Springer. Dep.
nty Collectors. willis In tht ncghb0Fho ID, touk nc-
caslon 70 lynk around at the tactry which IL ran
by Waldo Brewster, man named Msspney being
hls 4ss!t!sns. WAle having ~ eye op: The place.
gct Into IN express. wagon with their burdens.
spanasr e.%e '' VIII dc
htnl.elf Gy touch fiat l's bags contained cigars,
lie demanded Of The tnen wlsere they were s1!pq
lie he'll il was, Of h,s business anywayr' Then
the oficeEs explained thrlr bnairess uritl occnpa
Sa %sn sns Sa G aso ns sa ~, y s
RRef M IT, pascr tsSs y
Of & wagon found That the basf lid con-
tain cigars. mon which. they .sot<e.t Tho
sclxctl that also. TheY found about Il. ft00 cigars
and some Gtlo pounds Of leaf TOBACCO on the prem
by McsArs. Springer and somervit!c. and the
wUrkin3-ur of this and other cares which cauhot
bo ncntionrd At present Indicates that Harvey anA
GAvttt arc fully intent on puttlhE tIwn the steal
,ng In tobacco and ctgars, AIAnnfscturess are
likely to lind that 1t IL in the end chrsper 70 pas
tho tax. They bad M Idea that II was whisky
frauds only lAo oticoFs wcrc paying attention TO-
but in th!h they arc much TnIstakcn. 1t must bs
remembered by them that II il IL Ct ookcd TO rc-
more clgars Without paying the tax It II whisky,
nn1 thai Tho chances nfo they will be caught IN
theIg cr0okcdpeKs,
, 1877-07-21
CRIMINAL.

A thief captured Wednesday at Janestilc,
Wis, confesses to have stolen a gold watch and
chain and other IowefY from 4. hch0ck, Of No.
3s wicland street, la tho North Division.
Justice Morrison yesterday tltsld tho following;
Catherine Bsrrctt, thirty days In the liuuse pf
Correction; Mary smith, Laura Cheney. Charles
Illbest, Edward Payne. William Sclae1er, and
August smith, slx months each; Thomas Du,l.ni,
AGYust Hcrzox, Michael McCoadty, and PhIllp
Redmond, burglary, and attempting to outrage
Mrs, julia Hurley, continued 10 the ::7ta Inst.
Miaor arrests; Edward Jones, by. Detective
Simmons, for Jumping the bait fpmi1hed by
tieoryc Clifford for him upon chsEga Of larceny; !;
fesxa.on; % aboas dHy iruit lid berry Sealsrs 'i Il
With tbs recently passed ordinance cuncrrntny lhe
sale Ut such afttc!ss; ueo'ea Gray, coloFrd,
vAgrant.
John Riel!y, on The - Eoossberry lsy." ~ The
up In tho West Madison Street station. Thus tut
shcra aro three case. known agal*t hum, sIo:as y
rnes 81 No. sSh eaf wnon s1ss t. ..oe
lahle. .spteal aud clothing; froua Il. A.. Lnst. OF
NJ. ~ sanessnun street. tne appeadagcs 10 4
and tTom Mfs. Jsmes McKensie, of No. s4s Faitosn
street. narkius. books. and small qusntlty OF
tewcasy.
A msn named William Mckay, residing 1t No.
public are spared Ihc "details Of smother a,i,fdcf
Thursday night hs entered complaint ut The Wcst
Twelfth Street Station that hs had hnt quarrel
with .. neighbos named Legfand Victor
lmd assaulted h'n with lead gtmIct.
Il IL impossible to imagine The eunstctnatlon pro-
dueed III tha West 1)iylsion Police Court when ths
tttca4 gtmlct" waA producrd aud Io0mcd up IN
tho shape OF IN ENORMOUS htuhuerb4es. Mckay
proved that the charge had narrowly estapcd his
head, and. lolging n tue end Of thr house. had
badly damaged IT, The Fsrnehman was held ia
500 b0nds 10 thu Cf,ml1ai Court
An nooa yesterday al alteration took place nea.
the corner Ut ATnoll ana Tweaty' sccuud streets,
between two Euya about 18 ycurs VI aSc. Jntuva
u Lcary sllot llI.h Smith. Fortunately. tho bail
hit smith gu the right ntdo few lAclcs below ths
YxllIa aud glanced upwards, producing only 3
slight woubt. Az ntasly II eau lc leaturi
lle shooting was justilabIe. that IL, It such ~.
tort to assault IL allowable. trLcaFy Il Grip
pie, having ons teR o1 at The knee. liz was ssll+
tux papers IN tue liock Island train, and bntth. be-
tAy similarly employed. thought 10 e3ttnguiah his
rival by ihseshlnx hun. Tas wuunuc1 BOY was
1aken to Lis holae, NJ. 2lu Twenty .srcond street,
ap4 there attendel ty DE. 1. ]. Ieslee.
O'LcarY concluded 10 gse himself up 70
the police and did III hour later at the Twenty.
sccolu STREET Station. Others who witnessed Tie
Assault tsy the cripple did no more than defend
blnsclt froW one much moss powerful than be
ws1.
Moses Pesalsseiu. calling h!meelt = peddles,
VIVA yesterday held in ~, uUO ball 10 an.
ewes u the nr1t term Of tho United
States Coart 10 ch2r:e Of paaainY conn
teffclt csiu. liz was 4rtrsted by tho city polica
Of sxeatos, Ill teresal days ag0. And vas bEoakht
, 1877-07-21
1E&A E II C1k
ORGANIZATION or TIR ScYFkHEH8.

oKH1EI1ATl0A or TuR sCYfKAEN4.
The meeting fur = ptEmanent urrauika4lon OF
hay frvcf sa.e1cTs IT, la known ~ tho lay Fever
Association Ut this Northwest. was held Ut $50
O'Clock yesterday aflcfnucu In ths eIuo.roum of
the Grand pxcthe llotet. There wc1s prescut Mu..
Euy +. Tuiey, James q. =. Best. Charles II. Cur
,ler, MIS-. K 4. II. Harris, AEA. II. Z. Psabody,
t;eo1xa ". stamford. r. Ct. McLauty, Z. stewart
Katen. Ch!cagu; Mtljisu llo.kIna, Apple Atser,
Woed~ sEd. and tho araicttd Txtsrss reporter.
In the absence Ut tic temporary Chairman, Mr..
Murray T. Tu!cy was called UPON " preside.
On mulou, committee Ut thEre Gu permanent
orsan!4atson was tclecttd, who reported the fol,
lowing list u ul1cess:
P1sslurnt, Murray z. Tuley: Fice.Pses!ieDt,
Ms. L. A.. II. uaIrlsi Secretary and TE14surxf,
~. Z. Dickson; Executive Committee, N. +.
Tuley, e. stewart watrrn u. Z. Dickson, MIS-,
T. A. a. A.fs!., ~ l., Jane. q: s. bs.s Tho r., E.
:sctetsry o4sued h!s letter. boz, aud out of ffty
tr4a Aauut : uukrn, which etA.tAtntd valuable M
, 1877-07-21
CHICAGO TRIBUNE

from that town hy Detective Tyrrr1t OF the Secret.
Scrricr Department. In his mack were tnunA nstv
half dollars and thtsi5 rrht quarters MI counter
Of Imitation silver in strcntor. When arrested h.
coafes.cd IT, Tyrselt that 10 hsa obtained
the ''eonty" from a counttr!eitcr named
Eckhnrdt, now in the I!rnncpin jail
lie mated also that gang nf eight
men were working the uelRhbnrhood 1t fcoria
was alnwel 10 60 thesr. Tyrrell tonk him along
bmt he failed II fuldl his pron,tse. and the proba-
talent for lying. He was accordingly bsnncht 10
Chicago and dealt with by Phil lloync II Aforesaid
, 1877-07-21

kpFc1d1 1Hspdsc8 10 7N6 7F&RNs.
Br. PAUL. 3lilln., July 20.-Nr. j. X. Grsvcs,
Of Dubuque, In, Is now III this city looking
over the ground aud making other necessary In
vestigas!ons with vtew OF building the airline
street railway between 1t. Paul aid Minneapolis,
to bo operated Gy dummy engines. Thus far
ho IL fsTorabiy Impressed With tho enterprise.
Tomorrow The kcokuk Northern Line CON-
paay will commence ruaniug daily llne of
boEtS between ST. Louis and thls city.
, 1877-07-21

The ago IL full ut improvement In The ways and
n.cAns ot living, AMI busy brains arc constantly
plotting 10 fe6nu aud cheApen 0b}cets Of luxury
and comfort Not The least remarkable outcome
Of thus spirit 70 new magazine. pu6shcd II Ciu-
cnnat. which, s1cel1ent in IL literary quality. IL
peerless g4lda tn matters OF fashfGn 1nd dfaas
The abest llvlnx authorities dignity III pages, and
tho illustratlOns Of artss would make Worth Gu.
St0ls. We refer to An8fsWs DaSar.