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The new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1876-1904, 1879-08-09
The Medical Committee, which re-

THE Medical Committee, which re-
Gently made an examination of the health
of the school children in Providence,
! hold that pupils are taken too young;
that the vitiated air of the school rooms
causes consumption; that epidemic dis
eases are caught there; that the prema-
ture development of the brain causes
nervous diseases that the young minds
are crammed with unintelligible studies,
and that the method is too artificial.
The Committee hold that children should
not be admitted to school under the age
Of seven, and that the hours of confne-
ment and mental effort should be short
ened. Children in primary schools
should not be confined to their seats
more than twenty minutes at time, at
the end of which they should enjoy an
equal period of recreation out of doors
or in DOORS
PRINCE JEROME BoNAPARTE, who
seems determined to be the head of the
Napoleonic family, has been aptly de-
scribed as an obese Nero. He is an I'M
sympathetic-looking man, naughty and
brusque in his gestures. He has, never
theless, been the object of serious affec-
tion during his restless and objectless
life. The great Rachel loved him,
amongst others that might be mentioned.
Mr.. Edmond Burgogne, who knew the
prince too we'll, describes him as "a fan
tastic mortal, troublesome relation, q
doubtful soldier, facilitating statesman,
a useless citizen and badly trained
prince" The judgment is severe, but,
perhaps, not unjustiied by the facts.
On the other hand, it must be remem-
bered that the prince has almost always
suffered from want of money, and that
his curious position as member Of an
imperial dynasty prevented him from
entering life under ordinary conditions.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-07-02

maintained their prominence in the trading FRI
issues made further adyances-the second consols
sales Of $3.50 900 rising TO II; the funded 81 10
1888, with sales of $4,000 and first gold cOnsols
10 1920 1929, with sales Of 81 900 Missouri.
Kansas ard Texas frsts strong, S101 900 sell.
ing nj 693s G697s and the seconds rising from 3Dls
To 81 III sales 1863, 900. There was an advance Of
l per cent in Central Of New-Jersey consols,
but with little business done, $4,000 selling at
9G7s. Lehigh and Wilkesbarre cOusols advanced 3.
per cent TO 6Sl206sss. There were noteworthy
transactions IN the Delaware and Hudson's issues
10000 registered iirsts. Pennsylvania Division,
selling at 1919 1912, and $4,000 coupon az 1Os
81 900 registered Of 1891 at 101l2 and S24,
registered OF 1894 at 1O4. The Pacific issues gem
orally we're steady, but Missouri Pacific hrsts were
% lower at 1878 Northwestern and St. Paul issues
were unchanged the sinking fund bonds Of thd
latter company selling at 1852 ex interest.
against l09 the price at the last previous sales.
Denver and Rio GTande frsts yielded % per cent 10
Oils Tho issues of the elevated railroads were
steady, beng quoted ex interest. We note sales OK
st. Louis Kansas City and Northern real estate Is
at lO46s0104l2, and st. Charles Bridge Is at =.
East Tennessee Virginia and Georgia irsts at l0Oli,
and Rock Island IS ex interest at 1874.
The money market to-day only less active
than yesterday, the general aud closing rate on
call loans being 3 per cont, with exceptions
Mt 4 and u. On Government bonds the rate WIS zig
G3 per cent Again the sub-lreasurys payments
about 50, 700, 900 gre lteT than its receipts
Tho only quotable change in the rates OF
domestic exchange New-York Is at 81.
Louis, where the rate fell to Is cents discount
received 100000 IN National bank notes for
demption. The customs receipts were $1,000
and the internal revenue receipts wore $3.50. 900.
The following IL the Clearing House statement:
Exchanges, $40, ,029j balances, Is. I06, 42O.
The business NJ the Sub Treasury to-day covered:
Receipts. 81. $40, s56; payments $5639,2i4; cur
rency balance. S2J,5lI,so7; coin balance Sl26,-
100. 63i.
Foreign exchange was rather stesdier, and while
no change was made IN the posted rates, actual
business was done nearer to the following quota
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-07-02
rrpoPrAv FINANCIAL MARKETS.

LONDON July Inc T0ncs IN ia financial article o5
rarnny avs There much business In silver aousA
IT, C,ntInTutal rcdurrmeuts quite suitieut -
s,sorb any moderate maj may come INTO tiS
r. - si coUpletc absence ~ demand Tor Ina
non merchant named Wesray, OF Addosb!"uf ~
North Riding OF Yorkshire, has iailod Win 4lAS''''
foSpCN July l-l23O %. mConsoi- 97yle Tor pom ng1s
"a me ,c,S,u l. = bonds. four per cents Ia 80
Railway shares 2S14 Illinois central Vo'' r'H''
Central S91s ~ .,--..s c,ote ava per
c,nt reues AZ francs contmes for the account" ~
RAILWAY shares - do preferred, otHa 80, 49,, -, money
LONDON July l-i3O D. M onsols, Slle IOi 49,. lOgt
bonds four ana nan p't
I,. shares -, do preferred 81 iuEois L,'l
GOa PeunsylNaua Central. 39' farie ad'lees puo' NV
renI rgnts AZ D rauC, 90 ceuuios lot ho account
LONDON July l.~Ner Is quoted az 81 81 ~, "a can.
fLrL-D. Inn AIl
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-07-02
TIE nRIrIsm CORN TRADE

loypov July ITss marx Lane EIprsss IN US Io''c" AZ
a., ,.t,,.t t,orn Traie the past week. saws AZ
bo,gb me mpr5vemen In prices IN consequence OF ~, ~
ncy ~ ma weather So far more apparent h ' W.
vtncs, than "a London, the Appearances no" Gs1 VIC ~
~ Wheat are becohihb sens -
os res We siieilv Inn favor Of material advance Asyos
oniy shilling per Or advance 10 eetsslohsy i.
NV ON IN spot Mixed Americao las been r,.nts
~, a. 9os M QaOs OF per $50 - JuneJuy ehl
ny "esn fered az gs 81. barley aud oats we're n9t uu
rcd There quiet demand tor oars9es OF ns e,,
sf Tor the limited kingdom and the Contneht Nv
nrices good many cargoes OF White Mhsa, rics. ia
trscn The demand Maize restricted anu 49, 80
d Mi per ar Wheat iOr forward denyeEy hAS V00-i Nv
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-07-02

The London markets are reported steady for
British consols both at 97ll1e and generally higher
for American securities. United States bonds arc
quoted at 1O6l4 for new 5s SIG higher at lO9ls for
42s, aud lie higher ut 1O4@i for the 4 per cents;
Eric advanced to 30 and reacted 81 the preferred
stock to Oh and fell o second consols selling up
10 79lt. Pennsylvania rose i, aud Central OF New
jersey L. but Illinois Central declined IS per cent.
Bar silver advanced to 5l7s and reacted to 1s4 In
Paris, French rentes declined to 1920 francs;
slght exchange on London being 1926 francs 10
the &.
DEBT STATEMENT,
The following is tine public debt statement issued
July /, compared with that Of June /;
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-07-02
-tx dividend. tseller 90 days l27.
,,-,,.,, pDtgFS M PIIIIlDELl
cEs oP MINING STOCKS.
sAN FRANCI.Cc CLOSING PRICES OF

Government bonds were not very active, ana inc
nRw Is were shade easier The sales at the Boards
covered $40 900 coupon Is OF 1881 at lO4os ex in
terest and $4,000 registered at lOl4 eoO,OOO
coupon % of sSl at lO33i 50 900 registered 4l2S
AT lOG S25.O registered and 5000 coupon Is
ex interest at 1919 District of Columbia sos
were stronger; sales, $4,000 at o1HaoIis. An
nnNnlI arr the rlOSIng nnntatlOnsi
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-07-02
Ncm Dnblicdtlons.

IF YOU HAVEN'T!
II YOU read Frank Lee Denedcts new mover l.
FRIEND LAURENCE, you have missed one OF the best
books Of the
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-07-02
gnsirntIlon.
For Both Sexes-Country.'

For bOtn OeAcS-Noi"''
BENNINGTON SEMINARY, Ih0s. Hanlon,
IN n Pennington, n. j.. for both sexes. We eAcei III
couyenience discipline, thorough eschmS'
home comforts and moderate charges
COWARD INSTITUTE.-A Female Seminary
and Boys High school Boarding Schools under one
management $500 music aud modern IanEnhges
ira Address Rev. HEN KY A. HARLOW, n NJ, FfihcpaA
Florida, orange County, N y.
dD IA Per Qr.-ROCKLAND COLLEGE, Ny
cOO ack \. Y-Both sexes no extras but music oven
during Summer send for catalogue H. bAnn'ci' a. ~
Miscellaneous.
APPARATUS and FURNITURE of all kinds
~ for schools academies colleges and halls send Tor sat3
Iogue BAKER PRATT CO., li2 and la Grandst, y.
nor SALE.-FurnIture and good will OF a
Boarding Day School location unsurpassed terms
easy. NJ. II. GAIN Is, Lltchhcld Conn
GUNNER LIST School Properties-for rer
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-07-02
faw Schools.

CT. LOUIS LAW SCHOOL.-Term opens
y october To- 1879 Tuition $50 per year. NO eAuaS'
For circular address RY HiTCHCOCk Dean
VALE Law School.-Regular course, years;
Graduate course dOr degree OF DC - years Az erI,
,neus sept 20. Address Prof WANLAND Ne"-iNc''Cs
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-07-02

The first mortgage coupons Of the Sc. Paul. still
water and Tavors Falls Railroad Company, and or
thn UnIson and River Falls Railway Company, duo
July l. will be paid at the office OF aston III.
Brown Il Bro.
The Hanover Fire Insurance Company mas &C.
cldred n semi-annual dividend of 5 per cent. paya-
The receipts of -four and grain at tho principal
Atlantic ports this LIST day OF July were:
yorz
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-07-02
Bid. Asked.

Louisiana COuSOIs sun the Conspicuous Ieaturo
Ina state bonds to-day their price advanced to 49'A
and fell to 4SaI against AL Yesterday; sales
Sl35 900 4 dispatch from New Orleans announces
That the Constitutional Convention of Louisiana
had adopted an ordinance recognizing the principal
of the State debt but reducing the interest To per
cent for fifteen years aud 4 per cent thereafter.
Quebec IS sold f5 OOOl at lola Other Issues were
neglected
There was better distributed business In rail
road bonds than of late yet the speculative kinds
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-07-02

n 7 = = = - -,--,---
w UNITED STATES AND ROYAL NAIL STEAMERS
FOR OF Ef..-UbW- And LIVERPOOL.
NoTICE-Tle steamer OF this He take the Lane houte
recommended bV Lieut. Mau, u w. pA boih tc outward
ana HomfwHrd
pEpI'BIir C,rt irving. Thursday, Juiy 10. 10 a m.
HAIyir.. llUf p.r-.Il. 1891. SATURDAY. Juit az. D.
ST.
These steamers uniform and unsurpassed n APP
Itutmtut- The ~uIIuu. riupus smoking ana BAN.
rooms p'lU.G ships. HtIr Toe noise and uuiuh tr
least felt afOrIIe degree comfort hitherto una tainabo
-tI
tickets favorable terms
Ilr-e -t.uuUr- carry neither cattle sheep, nor PICS
For -utri0I r other Information apply ~ TIE
Company Offices 40. 81 BroiiW M New-lpk OF ~ wa
nulsL. Philadelphia L. }. COhiIh AgohI
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-07-02
42jI6O

The following shows the exports exclusive Ok
specie) from the port of New-iork for the week
ending JaIy l, and since the beginning OF tho
year: 900 ,s-s 1870
,or ,,,o xye.t 800 81 1922 s7.107,J20 S62IS.gS3
previously reported. l295oJ296 l6h2'95ij I""So4-ao
sl.snIi - AZ asI n15 sl5s. .s6S
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-07-02
Kansas PAc LIST "a
nan my A. II

1000. ........ 1914
II l. han q & Nor
StCh4r.os Bog LIST
loUuO ...lU2 q
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-07-02
II. PAUL,S SUMMER SCHOOL Of SCIENCE,

NI.PAILN 30 MMEh 0NIVUIUI NII-NTII,
son.-Tern opens JUNE l6. closes SEPTEMBER J.
1919. Practical teaching ~ the hel' EAtutsiohs
will be gwen various notable places. 10 interest
and instruct the and quicken observation collections
of birds animals plants minerals made and Cabi
formed modern languages taught converaonay, IN
strUCGn in English music drawing aud dancing boating
bathing fishing outdoor sports under careful U-cIsi
pups others coached IN Latin Greek aud
mathematics. Catalogues cOuaiEg iu Information NAV DO
mad on application u JOHN b. HAYS, ~. d.. sup't
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-07-02
pacific MAIL STEAMSHIP COMPANY.

DACIFIC MAIL STEAMSHIP COMPANY.
sailing rom Pier foot Caual.st, North River
For SAN FRANCISCO via L IHMUS OF PANAMA
Steamship CRr.SC IN CITY, thursday, JUly TO- noon.
Connecting Central and south America and Mexico
From san Francisco 10 Japan aud CHINA:
steamship CITY or PtkING. FRIDAY, aug. ], noon.
Prom san Francisco Honolulu NcN-Zealand and Aus
steam ship ZEALANDIA Monday, july 7, noon.
For freight general Information. apply al LOmpany's
Office, pier loot OF Canal-sl.. North River.
Passengers forwarded Ia San FRANCISCO. SANDWICH
ISLAND-, JAPAN. CHINA, NENIEALAND. AUSTRIA.
LIZA, SOUTH AMERICAN, CENTRAL AMERICAN and
MEXICAN PORTS.
tickets Information In regard 20 routes apply 70 the
Passenger department No. 25I Broadway.
a. ~ SEWALT. Al. J. BULLAY.
General Passenger Agent, superintendent
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THE MONEY MARKET.
OFFICIAL EFFORT " y STOCK EXCHANGE SALES
TUESDAY, JULY !. 1879.
Asreportcd oy tie Cold and Stock Telegraph o.
GOVERyMEYT STOCK DEPARTMENT.

FIRST CALL-l1L O'CLOC
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-07-02

GHORTLIDGE'S Summer School for Young
- Men and Boys at seashore Cape May Jgy and AuSnst
Univ. 4 NJ. Media, Penn. Regular scHOo4 year 'T9-'oO
opens at cdia. September 8 send iOr circulars
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-07-02

Tho following were the receipts and shipment, at
and from Chicago and Milwaukee to-day. aS re-
ported by telegraph:
Receipts. shipments
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-07-02

BOO. Isl. 1921
X i IS j 4 u 1885
with coupon cert
3,gOU...,...ll1T4
Cent Pac Gold Dds
..a..mH. oil
The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1879-12-25
(qticura
REMEDIES,

The success attending the use o! these great
remedies in the treatment of affections of the
skin and scalp with loss OF hair is asionish-
ing. From every part Of the country COM
the most grateful acknowledgements Of what
might be cal ed miraculous cures. Messrs.
Weeks & Potter extend their thanks 10 all
who have spoken a good word tor CUTICUsA
SOAP and CUTICURA RESOLvENr, aud Will
thankfully receive reports Of new cases
wherever they occur.
SALT RHEUM UN BODY
And Limbo. obliged 40 20 About ON
Cruuches. a Wonderful Cure.
Mossrs. WEEKS q PoTTER.-G3entlemen-I
Justice to those who may suffer rs have suf-
cred, q nd as q kratefui acknowledgment OF
he cure have received from the use of the
CUTICURA REMEDIES, voluntarily make the
following statement
have had Salt Rheum on my body and on
one leg In a very aggravated form for years
No kind of treatment, or medicine, or doc
tors, during this time, did me any perma
nent good. My friends In Maiden and else
where know that have been a great suffer
er. and that my condition At times has been
such as to make me despair Of ever being
NILE to md u cure, or even q relief. la fact,
when BEGAN the use of CUTICURA, my limb
was SO raw and tender that could not bear
ably weight ON it without the skin cracking
and bleeding. and was Obliged to 90 about on
cfutches. commenced TO use the IUTICURA
in April, and at ono, realized its beneficial
effects. 1t gradually drew the Inflammation
and humOr TO the surface and, M last as IL sp.
pesred, healed 1t AT times large quantities
would come to the surface, causing burning
heat. Inflammation, swelling, and itching,
which. under the canstant use OF CUTICURA,
wolld rapidly subside and heal. Each time
these outbreaks grew less and less severe and
nnaiiy disappeared, leaving me perfectly
cured. used the CUTICURA dve months and
took the RESOLvENr most Of the time, which
we're the only remedies used / think the
RtsoLvENr a very Strengthening and pun.
Tying medicine TO take In such extreme casss
as mine, because the disease IL SO weakening
10 the ystem.
Very gratefully yours,
MRS. Asa X. BROWN.
Maiden, Mass, Oct. Is. 1873.
The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1879-12-25
KANSAS NEWS.

Mr.. B. B. Ryan has purchased the Mound
City Carton.
Wa K-eney is to have twenty thousand
dollar opera house.
Twelve hundred Salmon were deposited
IN the Cottonwood river last week, near
florence.
The county treasurer's collections at
Atchison. M to SATURDAY night aggregated
nearly Sl0J. 90. g..
The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1879-12-25
What is Com pound Oxygen

1t Is q combination of oxygen and Nitrogen,
the two elements which make up atmos-
pheric air, in such proportions as 20 render
1t richer inSt6e real or life giving element.
This exact Combination, 30 long sought for
by chemists and pathologists, has never
before been attained; and its discovery, after
long AND patient Investigation and expert
ment, marks the beg inning of a new era in
the healing art. IL is now giving back n
partial or full measure OF health to thousands
of suffering men ami women who have vain
" sought Tor relief In all the means OF cure
heretofore within their reach IT acts on
scientific principles and in complete har-
mony with natural laws and forces. 1t as
sIsIs nature to remove distractions, and
restores to her the normal control Of all her
vital activities IL Is not "A medicamsnt, but
a per. Oar treatise on Compound Oxy-
gen." its nature, acton ami the results which
nave followed us administration, sent free.
address. DIS STARKEY < PALES. lIl2 Girard
St, Phiia., Pa.
The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1879-12-25
LEGAL.
Publication Notice.

THE STATE OF KANSAS
LhANhNwOkIH COUNTY
n TEE Distsict G. art Of l. Ise7Ilsg, "a CouH..
+. L. Goddard, P!.drtid,
vs..
Jane A. 'Cultsf' Sarah Frrox William,
h. God issd, NJ. 4. 1uddard, Mary Ann
strobe, john Is Goddard ID p Ipdd
James h Ju'id, Jo-lla I. Judd, .muei n
so1S; isnrt l. - sud-, rheoe j Mower
enc Wilhelm III Jude, Defendants
lou jane a. Coulter, Sarah Fsrrow. WI.
nam -. tioinsTd. NJ L. Goddard, Mary ann
Strobe, D. r. judd. James K. Judd, Jos,Is T
judd, snu-l y. Judd, Laura +. A. judo
fheoe j. Mower, and WilIlsui b. judd are
hereby notihesi that yoa together WITT John
b. Goodsid hsye been sued In the ABOVE
and that the ss;d plsiDtiff has fiIed his peIt
tion ss1,in>t you and unless You answer said
petition bN the mn day OF January A.
ID. lSSb, sal Petition will be t.krn
rs true sur juI.sment rendered asaf, -
You anu the said John. Il, GS,icard
tor the partition OF the tollowIn, ,i..s.rtp..I
lsnus SUD trrcnseTfts -ituated in the InI,e ~
OF L-sNet worth and State OF kanst IS to vii:
The es>t 80 -"TeS of the north one half of fh,,
nortnw' = quarter, Of sscfiou tweuty seven
Ia township seven, of range twenty-oDe, and
The mort y ysi quarter Of the northeast gu Z
ter 81 section t'entS seven. IN township
seven, III Tsuge twenty-pne confirming ninety.
scres Hhd Che southeast qusrtsr OF sec ion
t~enIy eight, township sven, and range.
TWEEN y-1Le, ana also piece and pare A OF
lana btSinul us ten Iosis west OF The north
east corner OF section thirty three lSSl Town
snip stN-n ~. !auge twenty -One en-, theme,
south twenty chains aud q hall (-Ot,l, the nee
west twenty chains t2Ol, thencs north tour
teen and IA half chains (-4' ,theuce.uOrth sew
enty one and a half degrees (7Itsl, west three.
aud si-iUo chains, thence due northwest six
chsiDs and sixty LINKS To the section line
thence east twenty eight chains and tseuiyo
nSe links TO the place u; beginning contain
ing tort four acres according to SURVEYORS
certificate, iSuIjact however To the c udi-
tons Ola .esse which William T. Marvin
and JUIIa VI. Marvin have given Union
Schonl District No. 81 Leayanworth spd
aichisou County for enc acre OF land IL las
northeast corner of said tract
And aoJuGging the plsintil to be the
owner OF one GndiNi Ell eighth part OF The
above described lands and Jenements ami
ne sal tefrndent> Jane \. Coulter, sarah F.
arrow. William h. Goddard. NJ. L. Goddard
Mary Ann Strobe, John Goddard, each 10 be
ne oNn~ OF one undivided eighth part OF the
above described lands and ten-ments, and
he said defendant ID z. Judd To be the owner
>f one undivided sixteenth part of the above
described lands and tenements, and tn. said
defendants James r. Judd, Joells L. Judd.
samuel n. Jund, Laura r. A. Judd,
rheDe j. Mower and William h. Judd each tG
De The owner Of one undivided ninety sixth
,art of the above described lands and ten
,ments, and tor such other proceedings and
eiief as are provided for by the laws OF the
tate al Kansas in cases in PARTITION.
SrILLINGs * STILLINGS,
Attorneys for PIaiuUH
The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1879-12-25
Ruts.Ide

A man named u, A. Rudolph committed
suicide Monday morning In Topeka he WAS
under arrest AT the time aud accused o. per-
jury. The Capital says: After Mr.. Rd.
ooIpn had been under arrest some time yes
Ierjay evening. he WAS, by consent OF the
coun y attorney, lett in charge OF his own
attorney, 'apiain b. johnson, in the lat
ter's office, until called TO go 10 the cUurI
room. While under capt. JohnsOn's charge
ne ask ed permission to go TO his own office
Gown s.airs In The aoJoin ,ng building. which
Was granted. George Fisher saw him 20
IRON his ONCE to the easement, ami at once
informed Capt. Johnson of the fac, and they,
together with Constable Cor on, who bad
Just come sf er Rudolph to Take nim To- court
II arIed TO ne basement out found The door
lea ing rom TIE FEEL room, which they were
IN, TO the middis room, locked. They Iried
Keys tut Co aid not i-et in. Capt. yvhrsop
oid Cord to rick the door ia, and shout
this ume the mort OF a pistol was heard
m door W $ then forced AMI Rudolph YES
found lying on Tie floor, having shot himself
th,. RICH temple. de was t-ken o n =
off the floor above ana physicians were
sum boned promptly. Later n ne evsniug
ne 9.s taken To HIS home, Remaining An an
npconsci, us condition Bat little C apee
was not d In his cUnnttIon from the lime OF
tie shooting up 10 the Tune Of the latest
wor. ffOm HIM.
The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1879-12-25
COUsT HOUSE CURRENCY.

Sheriff Lowe Is indispcssd, but still at
tends to his duties.
Tho Register Of Deeds complains OF slow
business in his once,
"A marriage license was issued by the
Probate Judge yesterday TO q timid coupl.
who "0dnt want IL printed"
Deputy Clerk McAuliffe has the thanks
of THE TIAks for . handsome copy Of "Ksn-
sas Town and Township Laws-Revision OF
ls7s.r
Con. Curtin is now q daily habltue of the
ofdce Of the Register OF Deeds and is training
his fingers TO the task of keeping q clear
record when he goes into office next month
The tax penalty went on Monday and
heresfter those who have not paid heir taxes
for 1873 may expect to find five per cent ad-
ded thereto. The clerks of the Treasurer's
ofhce were up TO their e, &c on Saturday and
In the neishonrhood OF $50 90 was maid into
the Golfers Yesterday the collections sSgre-
gated 5000.
The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1879-12-25
FATAL SHOOTING ARRAY.
Two Wen Meet en- . Highway and En-
RaRe In a Duel.

The st. Joseph Gdz,tte of yesterday gives
the following report of a deadly difficulty /:
r Information Came to this city last night
that two men had engaged In q bloody en-
counter near Halls station In this county
aouut twelve miles below this city on he K =.
c., 81. J q c. B. railroad, about sundosn
} ester1sS evening. From the meager facts
that could be learned last night it appears
that the 'wO men, whose names are james
Morris and one WrfgIes worth, met on the
public highway and got into difhculty
which resulted in each drawing weapons
and firing nj each other. 1t is reported That
Wriyl. sworth wa. snot in four different
pIare- and is probably fatally injured Afout
O'Clock last night dispatch WAS sent To
atchisOn for a phi stefan, and there are come
hopes OF his recovery
Sheriff spencer was telegraphed 10 come
down i'm media ely ard attend 10 the matter