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The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1878-01-25
STATE or MICHIGAN, I
COUNTY or VAN BUREN, \

AVI - Il VI ' L y II L II l.ts
40 q session of the Probate Court FOR the
county of Van Buren,, holden at the Probate
Office in the village OF Paw Paw. on FRIDAY. the
18th day OF January in the year one thousand
eight hundred and seventy eight, Present, Hon.
Alfred ]. Mills, Judge Of Probate. In the mat
ter OF the estate of Charity Bahcocll, deceased.
On reading and fling the petition duly verified
OF Jonn w Ball, a creditor OF said deceased
praying, for reasons therein stated. that admin.
istralon OF the estate oil said deceased NAV be
granted to some suitable person, Thereupcn il
Is ordered chat Monday, the 25th day of Febru-
ary' 1873, at ten o'clock in the forenoon, be as.
signed tor tho hearing OF SAID petition. and all
persons interested in said estate are required
70 appear at session OF said Court then 10 be
holden at the Probate Office in the village OF
Paw Paw, and show cause, ii any there be- why
the prayer OF the petitioner should not be
granted. And IL Is further ordered that said
petitioner give notice to the persons interested
In said estate of the pendency of said petition
aud the hearing thereof by causing copy OF
thls order 70 be published in The True North
erner newspaper printed and circulating in
said county OF Van Buren for three successive
weeks st least previous to said day OF hearing.
1925 IFRFD T. MILLS
"a true copy Judge OF Probate.
ALFRED j. Mills, Judge OF Probate.
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The weekly Arizona miner., 1878-12-13

bi' 9eo, ". Curtis, who generally watches a nis interests pretty closely. is lav;r- ;n ', Ioih i"dder for winter Use. which viii e,n n oie LIE, to keep hls teams s,ead;ly e,n. h;oSea r; n,auiing logs, hence inc runnino of ro nih continuously, filling the lsrse amount of orders now in.
 We understand that NIT. Paul we,,or . ,e.1y "iter' will take charge of the En;cr- l'-, P.'7c "a and after the first of the New Year .i "'ea we expect to see it conducted in n 'aen'anly way and one that will ipsare .' Haahcial suceess instead of ruin. as here. .oI"'e under other managers. The . old man 2E the wheel hasn't proved himself ih"cA of a wheeler after ali.
 AF W'n. Riemer, who came here with a parry O. Boston colon:sts nearly three wears aso' and who has been in poor health for 92'''e ,I nihe, died in this village last nlght. 'Ie Was stopping, at the time of his nea,b. eitl the Sisters who were caring for and Goihs everything in their power to alleviate HIS suffering, but the winged messenger came and called him from his earthly home 70 one where affiictIons are unknown. NIT. i'eiiiier has brother living on the head W"Iefs oi the Verde. who, We believe. is experimenting a ranch.
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FhE>CCTf FREE ACADEMY-WE EEK
 OF EXAMINATION.

The Board of School Trustees of Prescott Public Scaools has ordered Examinations to take place as follows, commencing Mon day, Dec. lGtb:
 KICKER DEPARTMENT.
 IoNDAY A. M., Grade-Naturll Phi ios"ply; Grade-Reading.
 MONDAY r. M., B and C Grades-Spelling. TUESDAY A. NJ, B .Grade-Arithmetic C Grade-Geography.
 TUESDAY r. N-, 5 Grade-History, ard Physical Geography.
 WEDNESDAY A. M., E GraGe-Grammar C Grade-Arithmctic
 WEDNESDAY F. M., B Grade-Algcbra; C CrSde-GrGmmar
 There will be no school on Thursday, hut the teachers will occupy the day in making out the Term Standing.
 Examinations Tn this Department will be conducted in writing.
 INTERMEpIATE DEPARTMENT. Examinations will continue throup bout Monday, Tuesday and Wednesday, at the discretion of the Principal.
 PRIMARY DEPARTMENT. Examinations on Monday, Tuesday and Wednesday.
 On Friday, at 9 A. NJ. the pupils of all the Departments will meet at the School building, to receive their Reports and Stand Ing.
 The night before Christmas there will be Christmas Tree, under the direction of the School, at the Prescott Theatre. All tEe children of the community are requested to meet at the School building at six o'clock, promptly. Arrangements have been made for a grand school party after the exercises of the Tree are over. All are invited.
 By order of the Board,
 II. II. SHERMAN, Principal.
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Postoffice Letter List.

Tin, following is list of letters remaining in inc Prescott posToilice, favapal County Dec 18th, 1878:
 Armeatraut, Jacob; Armstrong. Vim |; Armentrout, J NJ; Bright, Jas; BoniburS' Alonzo: Carpenter, E. D; Cole, Jerry; Coie man, R F; Cnandoris, Jos; Dean, "m; DGs- mar \ NJ; Fritzschen. Chas; FaleS, w k; EnI,or C: Hepburn, Wm; Hackney, Jos Helm. I D; Hull, Wm r: Hill Frank ; Hale, q: Jackson. H-s; Lawier, Jno ,; Lane sarah F; Mallory, Jno E: McClarren' Frank: Mowcr. Martin: Meadoes, Chas Meadoes, v I; Millare sam C,2; Pierre Fernest X: Riggs, Fi Sipo, RoSti spratt' Jno-a: sentcney, Dora Miss; SterS: Ffits S~ut6worth. Will D; Smith, Carl; fhursoy, R. Wilson. Jno; Waldorf. Asa B; winter Moses: Wott, Thomas.
 Persons calling for the above letters, VIII Pie"S0 Postmaster.
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THURSDAY.

It. George L. Scott has been ordered to duty at his propei station.
 I IT Lees train loaded 16,000 feet oi lumber teddy, which goes to PheniN, TOT Pcralta and Irwin.
 C,NDrDATE.-W unders and that Mss Natt,e Tucker. very competent young iau! from Florence, will be a candidate loi rolling clerk in one of the branches "i '''0 Legislature.
 Nr w A. Rowe arrived tEis morning from, Alexandra. He reports the two prln- a;,aI uilIs of the county-the Peck anu Gillett-as busy and making dead ioaoS of bullion.
 Tho Christmas tree viii be decorated m ths now theatre building and old santa will distribute his annual presents there '1 thc m two or three hundred young girls anu boys that attend school
 W. NJ. Buffum is gong to nave 'i ""S.hns S.I,ars honse that will take the shine oil all ".'i'l' n Prescott. and to do that 1t must DC ih"s ni6cent. for the village contains many i''' ly residences.
 III Pierson went out on the C1IlioIIiS' 'ia;p honnd stage this morning, for san ''''ost ost. o, He has recently been appoih'eu Pps ,,aster at Peoples valley, anl soon eN =, mail service put on from NfA'""N Peoples valley
 ID Wade is in again from Ch'no valls! l. e,r Inmber. wEich IS to be used m t'e eo" n .,rrcr;on of MT. George hanghaf' .,' n0" a saiI;ng He informs us that next seeN . rn,,sa w;.h two good rooms wiii oe '"'' i ,i"tol 'iIs so that the family can move in'
 ur Wallace. of McMillenvil!e, Ta' Ta'
 ,aht M here yesterday, by Deputy MaFS.,a ... .s" nuu oharged with having Yioialeu tn' lafne' ravanae law. He was taken pc'os' ln'ef.'@, ..,n,;ss;oner Bruner, waive" an eA Court Ca,;on and held to bail in the sum o $500. ,, from Mo
 g n nnnnty. as member of the Les';" Leg, ;n pave 11~ eDr nv majority of 5O' VIII, .n AssaMora, seturn to Signal tor the Iulp'n pun. ], dsy 5,l;ng ', ; m his nusiness vl'A 'ie~ r,s,se of seItiins rre-his ar old home-to tesius returning nav find it to his advantage We nope psarIuancntly "r in Ysvapai county p.,naE-Messrs. Kirwagen .S. \ 'noo cor THE DI S,n,ber on the ground 10. l .ac eoa n have . tue of the Granite creek n,," on ,s struction a. ol This is rather roasn oi ;na. .n Gurley street. ,~,,on of our citizens, h, llsi' old bsehei0, :r :, hi nut them out oI tas n ,b much a. It VII s:h,l;ts psi of assisting '. plsasiug respcns' oii.S .';s raging waters p,sr pnnng Isdies over ins b;sI tsde. y.,aa;,e yoa; creek during l's N'e
The weekly Arizona miner., 1878-12-13
FridaY's News.

Theatre tonight.
 Races tomorrow.
 1t tried to snow this morning.
 Last nigut vas the coldest this season.
 See notice of dissolution of co-partner- snip between James Howey and James Pat rcrson.
 Those who fail to attend the Theatre this evening will miss a rare treat. The play IS of the best yet placed on the boards at our new Theatre.
 C. B. Genung loaded the Tiger hoisting works machinery, 30,0OO pounds. on his wagons, two days since. at Kirkland Val lev, and started the same for Its destina- tion-Timer mine, Bradshaw. The mill for lhis Company is en route from EhrenDerE, and will arrive at Kirkland the coming week.
 Dougher.y Brothers come to the front and advertise their lewelry business Tn to- days MINER. The Prescott house Is a branch of the Denver house, which Is sad to l,e one of the largest ia Colorado. MT. Doughertv. who is Tn charge here, needs no commentators from our pen, he Is known to be master of his profession, therefore we simply ask our readers to peruSe the ad- vertisement of Dougherty Brothers
 ANOTHER CuASGE.-P. NJ. Fisher, for many years agent for the Colorado Steam Navigation co, withhis office at Ehrenrberg and for the pas; year resident of Signal Nohsve County, has rented the saloon ant fixtures of C. F. Cate, for one year, com mcncing January Is, 1879. MT. Fisher i' well known as q thorough business, man obieing in every respect fn l we oel eve he will do well. although MT. Cate has rented his saloon property 10 P. NJ. Fisher, he will nevertheless continue a reside in Prescott and attend to his business as j. r. He VII ciso look after his saloon at Tiptop, anC work the Swilling mine.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1878-12-13
WEDNESDAY.

nr and Mrs. English are Tvingat friS'0' Utah. ... ,ow in Prescott. Judge Silent and party are e''pe'''' early the coming week. .,ose Jim Bones is anxiously looking i'' Christmas apples. :, ood
 Joseph La Franchi makes and se''s butter. Triy his article. ea. Gariba,di declares that the iaturS yar.nai Y, ,s worlc is Republican. The future oi ia''p~ County IS at least.
 John King proposes to take hls 'sa, endISu, a,sss, with ether candidates for the Mars'' at the coming Village election.
 Mes,rs. Hubbard and another gsnss'es,lh~ n,he went out to look at the iiger apo mines in Bradshaw, this morning.
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Nniice fO Taxpayers.

x,.ire s hs-elYy given tliz: the Tax Ion cf YAs@Is. en1tpty and also the Tax Roll of Shoo District No mn ssd county for the year ISIS have tsl Iae@l in ny hAnds for collection. a;sd si4t the taxes assessed th.rfu as uo due and payable a. office iD re eofi
 If pot paid on or before tss g6th day of De 'e,n- b~r. issS will he returned delingasnt and hfs en "a per cent viii be added thereto-
 ED. F. BOWERS. Tax cclieStor.
 Prescott. Dee. < ls1s,
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Notice 90 Creditors.

Fpta,e of Dsniel Qainlin, d-cease.l-
 Notice is hereby given D the under-gnei aiiaini<- tr-tor of the eztafe of Daniel Qutnln deease 70 tt res,it-rs of and all persons having claims az-f the ssid deaae to exhibit thef with the necessary F01e ers within ten mo~ts after iie rf publication of fais nc fice John Howard, e the sftornsy "i ssid -e s.r,r ., hss oer in ih@ village of Pr-ott Arisos.z
 v. l. G'SEtk- Aan'rs rrs~cst,. Arizona, November sa, is's--is
The weekly Arizona miner., 1878-12-13

Furniture of every variety and at yo1r own figures can be purchased at the Pioneer store of E. Stahl, who is making room Ios .i a snpnly that will be purahased m tue rI'S.V, ho,,d market next spring. The stock o' h'''H ,,'iii he sold regardless of price.
 na. I3 1878.
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Feed 1! Feed :!

P+rsous who wish to put up and feed their teams at N anut creeE, do 90 by stopping at the ranch of
 DOWD. Walnut CreeE, Dec. 9, 1S7s-tf
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
For Sale

THIRTY YOKE OF FINE WORK OXEN, and seven new wagons for very cheap. Enquire al this office
 Prescott Dec. 9. 1873.
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Ntfssse.

The undersigned will pay bills against the fr'n un less contracted by the partners by their writ ten order BLACKBURN X co. Prescott, Dee. l3, 1878.
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Money Lost-S5O Reward.

The undersigned had the misfortune to lose his poc ct book, cali leather, red binding. sud containing S2lg in currency. $50 reward to the finder
 JOSEPH WHITEHOUSE, at Sam Miler's. Dec. Eth 1S7S.
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For Village Marshal.

hereby aunounce myself q candidate for reelection to the office of Village Marshal at the coming election in January. 1879. IT elected 1 will do my duty without fear or favor J. NJ. DODSON.
 Prescott. Dec. 1. lS1S.
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THE MINERS ASSAY OFFICE,
 NE. Corner oi the Plaza, PRESCOTT, ARIZONA.

PRESCOTT, ARIZONA. Assay of Silver .51 Gold aEd Silver. S10O do Lead. ....... 1.50 COpper........-...... POD
 Quicksilver. S3oJ Samples of ore sent by nEn will receive prompt att tention. All assays guaranteed.
 Working tests made. mines examined and reDorted upon. Deposits of Coll and Silver Bullion received melted into bars and returns made short potice. REFERESCE-Assay office. |. x. Mint, San Francisco, Cat. Address,
 THE MINERS ASSAY OFFICE. Box I5S. ,dg;fi Prescott, Arizona,
The weekly Arizona miner., 1878-12-13

Reduction in the price of Newspapers, commencing on January l, Is79. Parties de- string to subscribe will do well to send m their orders in time to commence with the new year. (dIl) KELLY * STEPHENS.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1878-12-13

Try our Minee Nest In cans. i-ofrl,laru pI.io,, Tobacco ,zlb. plugs, soeis per i'. al i%'Ss"i Si Knowles tk Co.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1878-12-13

Owing to the rise in flour Dan Ha;z, ine Pioneer Baker. has been compelled to make d change in the price of bread. Eight loave> will be sold hereafter, for Sl %.
 P-aScott Dec f. lStS-.f
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Just received a full line of imported French brandies and Dry Mum Champagne, also Kentucky whisky, at
 dG ROBERT CONNEILs.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1878-12-13

Eastern Hams 26cts pouhu. ,a,,.ias Prunes 5}. pounds forsl at bo"eh' N''oS SI X Co.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1878-12-13

Tho choicest brands of tobacco and cigars at l.. BashfoId & Cos
The weekly Arizona miner., 1878-12-13

,,oxs, clothing, just received by l.. Bashiofa X Co.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1878-12-13

Go to l.. Bashford X Co.'S for your clothing, furnishing goods, boots and shoes. staple and fancy groceries, where they keep good ar ticle and sell cheap.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1878-12-13
New pren,a ins Room :.

Mr.. Merrill hes f--os-saed Dr-<s1azkiaC Est4.,lis- Iactif oa GrBsits st-, third door b~i0x Guriey st.
 zfs=e sle ~hl b fs-aef to her old customers xBsi sf other who hzy favor her with their t<lrOnzsr. Salis frsn 5 t9 Siz: all ofhsr work corrssponsnsiy
The weekly Arizona miner., 1878-12-13

piamond, Emerald, and Turquoise hIHss at Morgaus.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1878-12-13

Ta,ies,. misses and children's hose Tn s,,.sas ,.sr;e,v. nj l.. Bashford X Co.'s di-
The weekly Arizona miner., 1878-12-13

Buy your boots and shoes at a regular Boot and Shoe store. My goods are all warranted. X. J. MASON.
 n27-tf.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1878-12-13
ANNOUNCEMENTS.
For Village Assessor.

Irespectfully announce myself candidate for Wiz lage Assessor the neNt election for Nag Ohcers and solict the supporI the uNpSyers for inc posi- tion Ii electeI will try and discharge the dutie of the office fairly and inteligontly. M. T. HEBZOG
 Prescott, Dee. ,, 1s1S.-id
The weekly Arizona miner., 1878-12-13

Brorsns from s 50 to si.Se; at the ,sIy Sl'y peN, s,,d shoe Store of X. ]. Mason. az
The weekly Arizona miner., 1878-12-13

Good Chewing Tobaceo Oscts per POuF,u I, at Bowen. Knowles x Co.
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Dissolution, Notice.

The undersigned have this day dissolved ;lie copart- pcrship heretofore existing between hem in the black sinthing business, by mutual consen'. James Howey retaining the business collects and soes all ou;sand- ing accounts, JAMES HONEY,
 JAMES PATTERSON. Prescott. Dec. l3, 1s7s.-3wAs
The weekly Arizona miner., 1878-12-13

FALL IN THE PRICE OF LUMBER.--The aest Inerchantable lumber. fencing, etc, cbn HOW be bought at Curtis saw-mill for S25 thousand. CASH. One million feet of this lumber now m the yard. If
The weekly Arizona miner., 1878-12-13

Nuts e iociS Der pound; Citron Scots; Cur rants 20 cts per lb. Dates 40cts per lb. at Bowen, Knowles < Co. dI
The weekly Arizona miner., 1878-12-13

solid silver at Morgan's
The weekly Arizona miner., 1878-12-13

Remember you can get yoEr papers and magazines at publishers prices by leaving your crders al the Postoiiice. nH
 Kip boots from Si to Ss a: A. J Ma>on's City Boo; and Shoe Store. a21
 The largest stock of boots anu shoes now on hand will be sold cheap, by L. Bashiord x Co. dl3 3 pounds dried Blackberrie> for Sl at Bowen, Knowles x Co. di
 Fine line of gold and silver watches at Morgan's.
 Cameo, Amythist, and Topaz Rings at Morgans.
 Buy your fine Christmas presents at the little Jeweiry Siorearou the corner.
 We want teams to haul coco feet of lum- Der to Phenix, for which the cash is ready. at e5J per thousand feet, from our yard in Prescott. CLARK S ADAas.
 Nuts e 4oci> per pound; Citron S5cts; Cur rants 70 cts per lb. Dates 4octs per ib; at Bowen, Knowles x Co. d4 FALL IN THE PRICE OF LUMBER.--The aest merchantable lumber. fencing, etc, | cill HOW bH DpGEIlt dk ' uttio SAN -tiiiAl l'i S25 a thousand. CASH. One million feet of this lumber now m the yard.
 Go to l.. Bashford X Co.'S for your clothing furnishing goods, boots and shoes. staple and fancy groceries, where they keep good ar ticle and sell cheap.
 Buy your boots and shoes at a regular Boot and Shoe store. My goods are all warranted. \. J. MASON. n27-tf
 Reduction in the price of Newspapers, commencing on January l, Is79. Parties de- ! string to subscribe will do well 10 send m | their orders in time to commence with the [ new year. (dlD KELLY ,E STEPHENS. 1 Just received a full line of imported i French braRdies and Dry Mum Champagne, ! also Kentucky whisky, at 1 dG ROBERT CONNELLs. ! Owing to the rise in flour Dan Ha;z, The 1 Pioneer Baker has been compelled to make change in the price of bread. Eight loave> will be sold, hereafter, for Sl.0O. Prescott, Dec. I. lSiS.-;f
The weekly Arizona miner., 1878-12-13

Remember you can get yoT.r papers and magazines at publishers prices by leaving your criers al the P0stofice. n@l
The weekly Arizona miner., 1878-12-13

We want teams to haul 50,0G0 feet of lum- Der to Phenix. for which the cash is ready. at SSJ per thousand feet, from our yard in Prescott. CLARK & ADAMS.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1878-12-13

Kip boots from Si to Ss a: A. J Mason : City Boo; and Shoe Store. a31
The weekly Arizona miner., 1878-12-13

Buy your fine Christmas presents at Ihe little Jewelry Siorearou the corner.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1878-12-13

The largest stock of boots anu shoes now on hand will be sold cheap, by l.. Bashford * Co. dl2
The weekly Arizona miner., 1878-12-13

Cameo, Amythist, and Topaz Rims Morgan's.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1878-12-13

Fine line Of gold and silver watches al Morgan'S.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1878-12-13

Choicest Eastern Cheese .i0ctS per pound. Knowles x Co. di
The weekly Arizona miner., 1878-12-13

Prescott. Dec. IT, 1s7a.-3ws
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LUDLOU STREETS INV
Hestitutiou Demanded by n HoIIs.a.r who
Paid n steep Price for Honrd


| Judge Sheridan OF the Marine Court
rendoroJ ,,os,or,,,, i,i.i, go, 49,, II,
liam ., i,onini", '' n' upo" u" "ppll'"-
| examine certain nccount books kent bv tho
Warden NJ Iuilo,, s,,,o, ;,u n.,,a T., =
ii. =, 49,, 100 '"i'' 'N'"9 10 "
| faulter arriving in Nry York i'm n Tivnruool
| st,nr,sLi, ,I,,,,, a. g., = ~, ~, ~,
S''",'''ip ""'"' ''e i"t Ol July. be'ore lhhu-
'nR nc WIS arrested by United Stntcs Marshal
on an application of the Consul General NJ tho
Nc,borI,nds rx,ro1ui 49, a., A., -,
-, - -N''",''" v" 'o crinnlhuI
chhrRr DelnR refused, ne was discharged. but
Immediately thereafter WINS rpnrrcs,od ~, rivu
| n,ocoss and ,,Lor - Ill, -, ~ ~ -
''0'' ""u '"N'" " i,""'o" s'Icet l"lI' II
young woman to whom ho was nflianccd ac-
COMMANDING him
H. Ia go L., ,,... 49,, A.. l., ,,
~ 90, . nv WIS .''i ''i'' no Wouiu re-
ceivc room up stairs for which he would
have to pay 10 florins OK SIG n wnck For his
n,, ~, - a.. 49, ~, "'H
""'"n''u' "''o "''9 W pe ",co'nhoua'ou d"Wh
stairs. tho charge would be. for room and mrnls
so forms ar sa2 n wnnk nrd I, bc vnr,cJ n
va '"H "''N' """ !, II" """'cl I"
'o"i" WIN her' would cost MIN ABOUT FIG
more. He paid Warden Watson in one sum
,hc couiv,i,n, Ia rn,,iish o,tn n,I ,n,..,,
hnnk nntns 81 hnui III nnrins ,rt " , ,,t,
Inter Ia norins MARI rh rt ~" al ~,
also TINT no shnuld h,v, - i.,,,nr MI ;,,r, ~
Jmrnd "nn q, h3, M ,,, :" n'Mnun' ~" Iniro
III wns hrsid"s chnrv,l fr dri III nv, ,,
inod nni vaTi"us serVircs n, ~, rot M liz
jIdging of nj the tinn M ,vhicb ms he ' bos
nsrSr;ain"d .in,,n hs r,1ns, ~, H. ~" " LIE t'N
were "x"riinnt TLrsn vnri,,s Wy, ne" ~, ~
dates nj which they wnr, nniI h. nns n n'' n ,y
r"coll"c, I'M he IN n, a.'u. w. VIE niu LOW
lain books kent nv Wordnn Wn,snr an h,h,oif ~
himself and Sh1rir Tnillv tnnyn ~ ,bc
warden and sheriff i" rcroSar tho mo SnS I'M,
he ms nv,rnniJ ma 20 c,ni,I ~, ~ i, ,,,",
tho anon thnt he ia c,,,inI g., roo, i
nm ORDER of tho court directing tho ,rfrndnnts
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HERR WILHELMJ'S tRRIVIL.
The Artist Who Mr.. sirnko.ch says IL tho
First NioiinIst In all Europe.

Herr August Wilhclmi, the vioinist. and
Mr.. Maurice Strakosch arrived yesterday even
ing from Liverpool in the Celtic. Wilhelm
woaried with the voyage. was not 10 be seen.
but Mr. Strakosch. rudGy and cheerful. was
evidently glad TO get home and sec his friends.
." | went over" no said. to secure great
singer to como here. Bless you. | can't find
them in Europe. The best artists are all Amer
lean now-Patti. Kellogg. Alhnni. Cary Thurs
by, and tho rest. heard Of Wlhelml Mr.. Stra-
kosch pronounced tho name rs though the " -
were an ltaliHu 70 }; he WIS iHrOnuurahly tho
best Yoliust In Europ"-thr great friend nnl
coMhor"r of Nngn"r-Hud wanted him to come
To America He refused. This was IN Milan
soon ancrward he fell sick Of typhoid fever.
and WIS worry low. and a friend cared for him
and nurscd INN faithfully. After he recovered
ne seemed much attached 20 me. and prom sod
To come over with mo- aud here he is. II Is
somrihng am proud Of. for he II not only "A
wonderful MUSICIAN, hut n very worthy genile-
man. His social position in Germany il the
best. You Will bee sure 10 be- charmed with his
wonderlul playing,
You know added Mr.. strakosch, Il am
giving this season rs sort Of Jubilee. II is now
thirty years since gnve my first performance
IN New York. on tn" 81 III Ortulrr. in lSiS in
the broadway THhornarlc. | gave n concert at
which ! ulny"d the piano, WIS then Il fine
PLAYER. After this seuson ! shall retire. lam
getting ready to lead quiet life