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The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1878-03-31
,ihita. Tor k..,.

- The eYsssISer ett.ehsptss q16SEast
bound! train last evening had ON Board
thirty two hars of bullion for New
York. the aggregate value Of which tas
about $50. Sixteen bars Of the lot
was from the Manhattan mines of
Austin, valued at $40. 73S; six bass of
Typo Con. valued at Sll.455; seven
bars Of Alps. from Phoebe. and three
bars from the Day mine Of the sama
locality. ,ssr E,
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Departuges.

For Tuscarora this morning wcra
+. G. Farnham. X. Tregaskus, ID. w.
Darling. NJ. Ross, Ii. Snee, George
Smith and J. Duncan. .
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And oil interested in wagons. The
Sehdttlcr wagon Is the Best, wagon On
wheels. W. defy competition. For
sale only by b. REr;nARr L Co.
Agents.
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We understand Tint Arthur Lowe
has just effected the purchase Of the
band Of horses, numbering about three
hundred head, formerly owned by II.
q. Vaughn, and proposes to take thcm
into Utah Territory.
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Tux Eurek" Se"tia>i of yesterday snys:
Rogers and Gunter, arrested for com.
pliciiy In the cattle stealing business,
were released on their recogniznnce,
and their examination SGT for tho 25tb
Of April.
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SIX bars of Grand Prize bullion,
worth Sl0.5 Al was shipped to San
Francisco via Battle Mountain,
SUNDAY.
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Col. JONI II. DESSIs expects to be
able to resume u perpendicular attitude
ngain in two or three weeks. Hope he
may.
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NJ. P. Haynes, State agent for T.. B..
Mallory & Co.'s celebrated Arrow
Brand fresh baltimore Oysters, Is in.
daily receipt by Express, OF these luc.
ious bivalves direct from tho Atlantic.
Secured in ice at Baltimore, they are
repacked in omnhasand, again in og.
den, arriving here fresh ~ when taken
from their native element. These oys.
ters nre superior TO any in the market,
and they will be promptly, forwarded
TO parties ordering from the agent, re-
packed in Zoe from the Depot here.
Address NJ. P. Haynes. Eiko. New.
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Piss. fresh sweet Pstern S;iaef4 iun,s

received Mt the Gem, and for sale by
the barrel or gallon; also fresh e.os
'ern TuIksys.i Chickens . G.sse md
Ducks,
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Freight. Isnrri,ni

by rail to day arc MS follows: One
car coal oil for John Ainlry; a car load
OF wood for A. Bixcl aud one car load
Of general merchandise.
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VIZ notice by the Typo Sm ,hnt
Dase o'Ncirs wife presented him with
q daughter on tho 18th ias!o,.
Tho family Inns been living at Tybo
since they left here. / ~
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Justice Court,

All Sing and All jim. pair Of con-
tumacious Celestials, were by Justice
Taylor. to-day, allowed the alternative
of 500 each or a fifty days dose in the
county Jail, Tor furnishing fire .wnter
to Indians. At last accounts they
were rustling for coin.
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E~.ihrnrs Association. r.aIi.

E.ihrtrS Associations. .,aIi.
The advertisement Of the Grand
Mask nnd4civic bull to be given 10y the
Cnrlin Library Association on the
evening Of The LIT Of Arri:, will be
found in another column. These
periodical Establishments given under
the auspices OF the Association III its
handsome hall, have become noted for
the social enjoyment which they ;nyar-
iably afford, aud i'll consequence have
become particularly popular. We are
informed by tho managers that parties
fron this place Gud other phases along
the line Of The road viii bc provided
with facilities 10 Gct II and from Car
In, by rail, ~ g1od SHAPE and season.
Further particulars will be duly given.
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Departures.

Departures by stage this morning
were ms follows; q. l.. Fnnrot, Fannie
do Val. Il. NJ. Dnrnham, d. g.. Burn.
ham, q. il. Tinkncr. DR.. Gardiner,
W. shoccraft. j. Mcdonald, @. vii.
linins aud w. Myers,
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Dc.,arinr,.-.

Sunday morning were ms follows
TnscnTo!"-W. Shuck, ~ II. Black,
Mrs. jones an boy. Il. ~liushes, Kit
ridge aud ) ChiIGimen. Corurcopia o.
w. Cruftcd, j. BUTrv,te aud j.. J.
BrOSC0.
This morning Icy stage were MS FOL
!uws: ". j. Martin. j. d. Lamb, d.
II. Phelps, Laura Olson, NJ. A. Cook,
II. Tuudy aud 3 C]hIuamen.
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SHERIFF. ssirz departs for Carson by
the train, Tomorrow morning. taking
the two men sentenced to terms in the
State Prison today. iT
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Departures.

For Tnscarora this morning were
Henry Thompson, Dillcy Henderson,
p. Burner. 4. Emerson. ". 4. NtsNal.
10y and D.. Carpenter.
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ARRIVAL.

From Tuscorora this evening were
S. Lubbock, james Howey, jack Rowe
and DIR. Gorlinier.
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From lilo, sSrrin-.

We received a letter from J. l.. Brad.
ley ut Hot Springs. Arkansas, yester.
day. He reports Lane as cool and
comfortable, but fears that Shepherds
Nevada friends will never see him
more. A dreadful calamity in the
form OF Red River widow has bcfuilcn
our too susceptible bachelor friend,
nnd according t" tho LETTER afcre said,
tlic irfatuution with which he il aflict
ell has become 80 aggravated that moth
luz short Of the s.uGuiunry waters Of.
that fan flowing stream eGisA sppcnac
its ccstUsy.
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i,v,iion Rees,,.s.a

The s,ngc from Tuscarora this even
h'g brought down and delivered ut tho
Office Of Wells, Fargo & Co. four bars
o; Hussey bullion, valued nj So, 1888 o3.
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Furnished Rooms for Rcnt.

.El.aI.EEIg.g -Is FSsET El-sJE
Persons Wishing TO rent one or more
pleasant rooms, ready furnished. can
obtain the same by applying ut Mrs
Ford's, Railroad Street.
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ErciHEI nncRINRn

by rail to-day were two car loads Of
general merchandise for the merchants
Of this place and Tuscarora.
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Arrivals by stage this evening were
as follows: IL. Levy and wife. 5. Il.
Palmer, wm. Farrell, A. ReboIc ana
Messenger.
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or FER nrexo..

Our Young friend. Frank Fernnld.
started for Oregon. overland. to-day.
with the view of purchasing cattle in
that State. provided they can he OBJ
tanned at prices to justify their being
,ariven to this county. He expects to
be inbsent until next Fall. EhAMl
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Sheriff Seitz and Il. A. Linieacld re.
turned from a delivery Of prisoners at
Carson, 10y the train last osening.
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rnymrnt OF Elko Coun,x nonds

hhS"ent vi Eieo Nouuty
In accordance with tue PROVISIONS Of
Sect. IL Of OH Act entitled " An Act to
consolidate and fund the ip%deblvincss
Of Elko County" Approved Fob. ~.
1871.
Notioeis hereby given that IL pre-.
sGhted at my Office Ia EIko, NeSi.da, on
Or bttoto MondNy, the 9Th dSyiof, Aplil
next, the followiag Exc County bonds,
issHcd In pursuance Of said Act viii
be pdi6 together with lie iplorest
thereon, th-t shall have acclued ~ tile
date presented, to.wft: Nvs. ~, 90, 20,
90, -, 81 81 81. IS, 39, 40, Al, "a, a.,
49, As, a. rs. 40. 80, ia, 81 Saoukl
tile said bonds not 6e Ircserted within
tie dine specified then from aud alter
the date named, to-wit: Monday, the
LIST proxiu,o, interest thereon will cease.
Jso. II. BRADLsY, Co. Treasurer.
March 9th. 1878.
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FRANZ Shtrn received q car load OF
lumber from tho Yves. to-day.
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IT appears that Nike IMcGoxan is
determined to break into Sthet county
Jail again.
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FnEsn Observation-Disclosures Ere

FRESH vogetsbeao of the season IRE,
ceiyed daily; also live and dressed
poultry, eggs. fruit, etc. Fresh butter
at IS cents per pound, HatbL. Leeser'si
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S. j. sMira, Matchmaker and jew.
eler, Elka. Nevada.
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.rLzrsg .ots8 WEDNESDAY, Mnrch,27.
Court met at 10 o'clock this morning,
The water case is still dragging itB
sloSaepgtR aianssH1n ivstibsstessiop
will be held Mt Z o'clock this evening.
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HG3ET U.T-T ."
For SAle or Rent.

The dwelling and two lets, the pro-
perry Of Mrs! sAn schlunIhEs opposite
the Hotel /; would prefer to sell. For
particulars apply to- MRS. schIudmb on
The premises. MINI al.n-,,.-a na.la,
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ArIlNnIY.

Arrivals by stage tuis evening were
az follows: N. Rail aud Charles Nc
Masters.
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Arrived

From TuscarOra this evening Mn.
Dean and NJ. A. Cook.
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Arrivals.

Arrivals 10y stage this evening were
John Brown and Collin Campbell.
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Prasfrcr.so il reported. as lively !
Tuscnrora.
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MEETINGS. OF cREnITnRs.

meeting Of tho creditors OF Middleton, Carmnn h
Co., wholesale 1sh dealers at Fulton Market, was held
yesterday at the Office Of Register Dwight The
schedules were presented, showing liabilities amount
ing to SAL 900. and seven claims proved aggre-
gazing s22, S34 SO, as follows;-Chappel h storcr,
$3.50 o. George ". M,ddicton, $4,000 IS; Jams " o.
Cooper, 1864 90; Moon Lsnpnoar Sara so;
Benjamin Il West, 81, $50 80; Joha Comstock X Co,
1901 "a; Unarlss h. West, $l23 As. Oscar comstock
was elected assignee
The creditors OF Griessman Brothers h Hoffman,
wholesale dealers IN clothing late at No. 80 whto
street. held meeting tne once Of Register Dayton
The schedules presented showed liabilities TO the
amount Of $4,000. -Four CLAIMS we're proved Tor
S24,0g9 81, - ioliows:-Puzei Il Bernheimer,
$l, 900 10; j. N. Il B Cohen Co, 81, 1873 eS Henry
Woodeai, g., 800 So Pump souloss. $1,000 CO. Go
SOU Putzei Vas elected sssiguee.
Tho second meeting IN Imposition OF tn o MoNab AZ
Harlan Manufacturing Company, OF No. 90 John
street, was held yesterday at Inc Office OF Register
Dwight Thomas J. popo X Co opposed tho connrms-
ton Of tho com position rssouions n seventy nvs
cents the dollar, aud iurthcr examination OF tho
banKrupts was ordered.
Al meeting Of the creditors Of Samuel Huribut OF
No. 40 East Tenth street, formerly OF the nrm Of
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ALL. ABOUT JACKSTONES.

Miss Theresa Boyle, young lady OF decided intel-
gence and personal attractions, residing ut No Isl
Second avenue, was called upon TO answer charge
Of cruelty TO children yesterday before Judgc Duny
at the Fiiy-nintn street Police Court Tho front
benches OF tho court Oiled With living IN
Miss Boylo's neigh0orhood and, was expected that
the examination would DO long aud tedious
count OF the number OF witnesses who were willing
and axious TO testify. Tho complainant In the
Miss Rosa Kaliski, oil No. 1.l57 second avenue,
VINO testified thai on the l7th oil May last she saw
Theresa Boyle strike Anne Kiernan, nnc years old,
the side OF tue heau win such force mat the Guild
fell against iron post sustained severe Injuries
Mis klefnsn tesuned that her chld, ANNE, was IN
be Tor over three weeks suffering from tho
the brain caused ny the blow sue received.
Miss Boyle in her own behalf. stated that her little
mentioned with her mead all .'Dsnged up" ana said
she had been struck by Annie Herman II won't
aown on the street tbcu,' said Miss Boyle, s.and
found another tto sister OF niue crying, the
impulse OF the moment slapped Anne Herman IN
lace She cil against some hing, believe, but
had intention OF dong more than TO slap face
weil.p Annie kiernsn was In court aud seemed TO
have quite recovered from whatever injuries she
might have sustained on the eventiul 18th OF May.
She admitted quarrcllins wnh Mas Boyles litsle
ter about the Possession OF some jackstones Judge
more testimony In the case, and decided hod Miss
Boyle ~ $500 bail TO keep tho peace with oanon.
ton TO enGeavor to control her temper better IN fu
Ocer Chiardi appeared Tor tho society for tho
Prevention vf Cruelty TO Children aud Counsellor
Nathan Ncsbt Tor the defendant
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UNDER The HAMMER.

PUBLIC SALE OF THE SHARES OF THE PROS
PEcr PARK AND COMFY ISLAND RAILRoAD-
MYSTERIOUS TRANsAc IONS
The announcement that 3, 10 shares, or q control
ling interest In tho Prospect PARK Concy Island
Railroad Company, would DO onereu Tor safe by
Andrew Ii. culver account OF his retirement from
active connection with the road, drew TO tho Real
Estate Exchaago yesterday n large number OF rail-
road men aDd others, including many prominent
business men oil Broo9yD. The auciioneer, Mr.. A. III.
to be paid at the time OF salc the balance before
one O'Clock to-day lie first oeroI 100 shares OF $IOO
cacn, Win priviegs OF 300 Alter waiting Tor
some time Tor DID, one at 30 per Tue dollar
BANKERS. The nuctoncer d8elt Tor some minutes and
finally Knocked 100 suafcs down TO MI. Mckay. Fifty
shares, with the privilege OF 500 snare more, were
next offered but no bias were maze. Finally per
cent was bid. The auctionscr declined 10 take II.
Mr. Mickey asked what the capital STOCK MAS, aud,
beng ant wered 5000 600, he bid 40 per ana
100 shares more
Mr. Muller stated that II had been reported that
alter part was sold tue saIo would be stopped. lilo
there 10 sell the whole lot " he OF bids
Mr.. Mckay offered to bid 10 2, 800 shares were put
up After conference with M. Culver the
consented 10 thls proposition, ana Sir. Mckay bid
~ per cent on the dollar, and got 800 additional
shares, that gave him control oil the capital stock
shares, win the privilege OF the whole,
was starteu by Mr. Mckay ut 20 per and
TO 50 "a at winch price 90 shares Mckay. For
the palance he b. IS per aud got them at tnat
figure. Mr.. Mckay, VINO secured the entire lot. was
understood to Say mat he bougn individual
account. On tue other nanu, Mr. Culver repu to
have said alter tue safe that the stock bought in
Dy his direction aud IN his interest, and mat Mr..
Culver would nov remain On the aud work harlcr
than ever before.
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A LOVER OF THE HORSE.
ANSWER.
LOCOMOTIVE SPARKS.

To THE EDITOR THE HERALD:-
A very simple aud elective contrivanco in
vented some time ago to prevent sparks escaping
locomotives 1t consists OF two iron plates covering
half the diameter OF the funnel fixed near the top
and on opposite sides. oas loot above tho
other. The smoke on Its upward passage carrying
the sparks with il, striking tho lower plate is de-
Aec,ed 10 tho opposite size OF the funnel, where a
little higher strikes the upper plate is again
fectsd. Tne effect OF the reflections is TO throw
down all oil tho larger and consequently
more dangerous sparks and 10 put the
smaller before they escape into the open air
sues cnecking their impetus ana preventing them
ir. III ny ing Tar. This contrivance tried the
Lake Poncnarlrain Railway, IN the city OF New Or
leans, IN tho spring OF 1876. with very satisfactory
rssulIs One experiment, At winch tho writer was
present, was made at night The witnesses stood
upon platform car Immediately behind tho Iocomo-
Ave. and rapid from the city tho lake and
bacK--a round trip Of ten mlles-noI single spark
escape. There were also very low Gin
ders. This contrvance 10 the invention oil young
German, who at that time residing in New Or
leans. II brought 10 the attention OF Mr.. q. H.
Whitney, the New Orleans representative oil tho ato
Charles Morgan, anu he, was said. was favoraoiy i'm
pressed with It's usefulness. RAPID TRANSIT.
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NEW YORK HERALD WEDNESDAY, JUNE 2s ls7TRIPLE SHEET

Hurbut Brothers. dry goods Dealers hold at the once
OF Register Little John II. Platt was appointed assg
nee The laOiIt ies amount 10 $5,001 "a
The creditors of Edwin Bennett, tea merchant met
yesterday at the Office OF Register Dayton, ana elected
William G. Hosea assignee. The schedules showed
liabilities amounting TO $40 0o0 mainly on indorse-
monts for 0nderdonk Angevino.
A meeting oil the creditors of George Koehler was
held at the Office oil Register Fitch and Morris J.
Hirsch was elected assignee. Three claims were
proved as iollows:-Lazarus Cans, S3,87e uS; Chris
tiap d. Hilkemeycr, s.. 900; Jonathan Ode, $514 o.
The creditors OF JACOB August 4 Son, wholesale
dealers IN 9entismen's furnishing goods at No. AZ
Lispenard street. held meeting at the Office OF
Register futon and proved twenty claims aggregatng
about $50 900 OF which tho following the lsrgest
Trustees OF George L. Lorilard, 81 500 MackIntorh,
Green Co., 81. 944 Is; William Henry smith Co.,
$l,02s 70, Briggs. Eutz Co, 81, 13S 95; Watson
Brothers Co.. 81, no 2s Knower, Haines Thomas,
81, 237 81.
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THE INsTALMENT PLAN.

Tho trial OF tho SUIT brought by LYDIA II. Plume
against o'Calahan concluded yesterday before
Judge Freedman, In the Superior Court Mrs. Plume
is the widow OF a Union officer who was killed during
the war. Having boon somewhat unfortunate In nor
money AFFAIRS she concluded TO keep boarders for
living and needing furniture 10 urnsh house she
applied the defendant who at the time sold on Tho
instament plan, Tor the needed articles. she states
that she told him how sne situated, and alter
some conversation II was agreed that she sh ould
buy sl,110 worth Of lurnnurt, 10 DO pad
Tor at tbe rate OF 500 month Al the time, as she
had money. IL was iurtner agreed that security
should be gwen ana such security, amounting all
TO about 81. 100, WAS deposited. She told, she
further That IN case lie could not pay
instamenl when IL came que, the piantins would
take WIT shc bau and give her time the remain
der. snc was accordingly induced alter certain
representations, TO syn IN aRreeuen tbat Ia OF
the noD-p-yment oil any instament the defendant
IN ght rctsxe Tue property anu realn whatever money
had been pad conn ensation for It's he
ciasmeu thu, the paper SO signed was In eject a
cuattsi rgagc covering all the furniture IN hcr
house also her jew,ry and the iurnlture whcn
had bought condition Tor Inv pay OF 81 ITO on
demand. Sne says tnat sue never ssned Any such
such sum on demand. Al the time OF the purchase
Mrs Plume pald $50 on account, the GOODS not being
delivered tor a week alterward subsequently upon
her failure TO pay tho nfst instalment her Jewory
taken away and all the furniture was sold
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ANTHONY coMsTock ARRESTED.

An order OF arrest was ISSUED by Judge Donohus
out Of the supreme Court al ainst Anthony Comsioc
special agent OF the Post once Department, on June
~, az tho suit OF Sarah Biakescs Cnaso. Tho plain
TN charges In her complaint that Comstook tho
ON Of last May maliciousiy caused her arrest,
charging her with having In her possession Tor
purposes oil sale a certain article used for
moral purposes; that she taken before
Police Justice Morgan aud held to bail Ia the
sum OF 1000 after a few hours imprisonment;
that the Grand Jury aiterward dismissed the coui-
plant Mrs. Chase further alleges that IN consequence
OF this prosecution she was put TO considerable
pense, "nnd many persons hearing OF the arrest and
supposiog her to be criminal, have refused 10 en-
pioy her, aud her house has beou deserted OF tenants
she also complains OF the outrage committed In
searching her apnttmc rs and driving her guests IRON
room to room. the lady claims damages TO tue
OF $4,000 Comstock was yesterday arrested by tue
Sher n aud released on giving bail Tor 81. 600
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A GAY DnCEIvER.

A carriage maker, named Walter /. Dorsey, rented
a room in hi res OF Emelinia ForsRiih, at
No. 474 THIRD avenue ana soon became indebted TO
her the amount Of $40 In order TO avoid payment
OF the debt he informed his andlady the 9Th inst
that ne had failon heir TO valuable estate West
Virginia, and represented to her that II she would
draw whatever money she had IN bank, iptrust 1t to
him, ana accompany him TO Virginia. ne would not
only repay her she had advanced him, but would
give her 800 tor ner trouble Relying on his state
ments, Miss Forsaith withdrew $40 anu handed II
Dorsey started TO accompany him to his estate
in Virginia Gong down SIKH avenue Dorsey invited
Miss ForsAh into restaurant Tor lunch, and suddenly
nimse Tor short time alleging that he mad
some business to transact before leaving the CITY.
Dorsey never returned, and, after waiting for him Tor
ported her loss 10 police, days af.erward
Dorsey captured. On being arraigned Tor trial n
the Court OF General Sessions on the charge oil obtain
ing money by false pretences the accused pleaded
guilty, and Judge Giaerse.ve sent him 10 the Peni-
Tel fors ix
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REAL ESTATE.
tho following sales wero made on tho Real Estate
Exchange yesterday

Tho following sales made the Real Estate
Exchange yesterday
n. v.
Public auction sale OF the house, with plot OF land
5oxSe, No. 2oO aud 2o2 kvington st.. II. e.
nero Cannon ST.; To stephen Keaney S16,75o
J.
+. +: Trautman, referce-Forecosure sale of tho
8. 81 ii Il w. Of Montgomery; 70 j. W Dimoci.. 2Iso
Dennistoun Wood. referee -Foreclosure sale Of the
building, with lot 2ox77 No. IL Dey ST.. n. s., be-
raaes......... ona..a $4,000
HOWARD W.
jerome Buck Foreclosure sale oil the house,
Canal Hester sis TO pisintiG 800
G. J
William l.. Findley, rccree-Forecl sale Of the
building, with lot 25xloO.4 No. 524 Vest 45th ST.,
$, s5on. OF iotn av: plaintiff H. 400
a'ELRoY AND
William a. Boyd, referee Foreclosure sale of the
house, with lot 25.5x7o, No - Lexington av.,
corner OF cd 81; TO plaintiff $4,000
tal
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under the pretended chstisi mortgage, leaving
her without anything in the house, so that
she Obliged TO give up her business.
The defendant denies her story entirely. and
claimed that was fully explained 20 her thai she
to chatteI mortgage, and that In forcccsng it
defendant simply enforced mis- legal rights He states
that at the time the mortgage was presented 10 her
abe put on her "specks" ana read IL carefully and
then signed II. The Court charged tho jury that II
they found any alteration IN the mortgage avoided
It; that the mortgage and contract would DO read to-
gether, qualifying each other. sealed verdict was
directed Lieutenant Governor Dorsheimer ana q.
w. wingatc appeared Tor the plaintiff; Judge Cox and
j. G. Quinn Tor The defendant