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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1879-02-18
Focal ann State NrWs.
Tuesday, February IS, 1879.

Charles G. Tilton. Esq, of Waterville,
aged - years, was found dead in his bed,
yesterday morning. The cause was heart
disease. On Sunday he was in his usual
health, and retired well. The mother of the
Il ceased was a sister of Hon. Lot NJ. and
Arson =. Morrill,.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1879-02-18
NEW YORK.
Financial.

NEW York, February H. The sensation
of Wall street to-day, was the rise in Union
Paciics. which opened at 69a, having closed
ON Saturday at 6ss. The next sale was 20,
then III, after which it rose with wide fuctu-
ations to Is before noon; it then fell to 75d
and again advanced to 77s, the closing rates
1t is announced that Gould effected an ar
rangement by which the Central Union Pacific
railroad passes into the hands of Syndicate
composed of some of the strongest men in
Wall street. Gould was the holder of no.
600 shares, and has sold loo, zoe aares at not
far from 20. As he began purchasing stock at
30, an idea can he formed of the great profit
this transaction brought him.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1879-02-18
The Cattle Disease.

BRooKLYN, February II. The cattle dis
ease said to be spreading here, was supposed
to have been confined to Blissvlle stables,
but was discovered to-day, in the city, and
General Patrick, agent for the government,
called upon the sheriff to establish quaran-
tine.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1879-02-18
SmOthered TO Death.
NEW HAMPSHIRE.


Fatal Accident.
PoRrsMol rH.' February H. Last night
Michael Courts. aged thirty-five. slipped and
fell on his doorstep, his head striking heavily
infictug fatal injuries.
Fishing Business.
From Saturday night till Monday morning.
twelve fishing vessels arrived. bringing the
largest and best fish for months amounting
to l6l, 400 pounds.
The Fabyan House.
The Fabyan House, White Mountains. has
been leased for term of years to the Barron
Brothers.
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pifn.

bn this city, Feb. ~. Mrs. Permclia Robins, aged
20, wife of William Robins.
In Lewiston, Feb. "A, Miss Myra }. Cram, formerly
Of Scion, aged Is years
In Wales, Feb. II, Mr.. Robert Mitchell, aged %
years, months days.
Ia Bingham. Feb sth Mr. Ahner DinsInore, aged
SIS wears and months
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1879-02-18

All "put up" bitters contain more or less
alcohol which is necessary to keep them, bu,
if you want bitter draught on strictly tenn
perance" principles, go to Partridges' Drug
Store and get a Qnassi0 Cup for % cents.
, 1879-06-26
THE PRINTERS ,

AND n0aHELLRf, LLOYD d CO.
The case Of NORTHUMBERLAND others, the four
printers charged with conapiracy 10 inJuec tic
property ald business Ut DonnellcY, Gassotto
Il Lloyd, was called before Justice slcech at
atarp 0 o'clock yesterday mUrnlng. Atessra
Rubcns nnd Boom appeared for the dufendants,
but thu tattur did not show up, although sO,uu
Of them were OH the stairs a1ld sEandIlg on tlle
sidewalk. The attorneys for tbs prosecution
were minute or two late, atld the deEentlnut's
lawyers ttesnuIldea tho discharge Of their clients
on tllc ground TINT there was no prosecution.
Justice Mcce'l sud that hu could not discharge
and tllcn he would consider whether, In Vie Of
tho evidence befora him, lie should dschargc
them or hold tllem TO the higher court. As they
were not present he should order their bali
bond forfeited, and continue the case uutll
THURSDAY, July 9, at 2 I. III:
Inter the representatives Of the prosecution put
in an appearance. Mr.. Tnthill' was Indignant
because contiouance hal bUen granted, u,ld
wanted the Justice to tasue an nalas warrant
for the arrest OF tho defendants. Tho Court
said tle was not quito certain as to ts powers In
the Judges OF the higher courts about what he
should do,
: A. tie Witnessed for the prosecution wc.o not
on baud vt The time the case WIS called, Tile
Impression prevailed That the prosecution was
IL be nbandoned md .llat mntters hn!l boen ar-
deny this, anl doctaTe tlat they will carry the
cast clear through, They had not sought the
light, but when It was forced upon. them they
did not propose to glya H.. Mr.. Tuth!ll also
said that they meant to g. gu With the case:
at last that they were IN tight p'aee, aud In
danEtr of tAe Psultens'Ary, and 10 kept cut o'
tho way -
, 1879-06-26
WESTON'S SECRET.
a Nnw York !" Mercury" Yarn.


aft ID now uaucraltv hctleye,l that Wcstonia
o~.rn,rt1tr,rr foot i, In rn,rI, If - lono.ctrr,
t.ss,'s ,a'ns5na.,n 80. ~ IT. 49, - rara,,, st.
!anea uetetta'"at'o" oA "'n pa's ~ 'ss"", "''
lost laurcls.' observed wcll-knowu wealthy
gentleman Of sporting procftvltics to q Mercury
renrcsentattyc. uln measure il fs But there
Ia mn. thon I'm, In II. + know to m ahsotpto
- nu.o sat.a &n". ~. 49,. 1ss1 a..1 49,
ricd out plans to scoop biz winning that was
cver cnncoctcd, dare mt give you names;
b,t viii tell you story. for tho truth Of
,r.,,t, l., u. n,,,n,oet a.taJ,s r,caoa y,,, m
honor. ...
~ friend Of mine, club man and passion
ote snortsman. was heavy backrr Of O'LearY
or,,ns, 3o.o1i I, tbo tnt,rrottonat motcr al
G'lmore's Garden Even when things looked
darkest aud most desperate for bis nat he
stuck manfully by him. The consequence was
that hp came cut the loser OF over $4,000. His
ccpt for lew fcxvy outside ones, hls losses re-
=" M9 iricnI went to Euplxt,I on business I'm.
nejiatciy alter the match He there met ,Ycs-
9p wSq% s 10 had %s koSTs e 9os 9sfa fsSs Ss
losing tic bolt, and sold: iii lad q couple Of
months' training i believe could win IT 6ack.'
MY friend BECAME convinced by his enthusiasm
gcsted to hiln to try It. After sonlo Talk Wcstua
agreed 20 90 Into training at once. Then tie
idea struck nv frisod to rccoycr his losses,
FreYlo,,s to that be- Ind, as he told INC himself,
been oniy actuated By q desire to SEQ the belt
rsturn to A1nrrIca.
HWcsto1,'s popularity az walker was deep
in decline, aud ti,a bcttlur In any match ho
entereii for waa sire to be arainst hln,' II le
VIVA known to hays been ID trninluE it might
no more fayorabIe: but # iis nrenurntious wero
keut secrct bcktl,lr men would regulate tncir
invcstmrnta Nv iii nld record. ANY 0ne hack
inr lin under ttcea circumstances could get
lotic odds and nv frftnJ. tirinly convinced TINT
tic vetcyaa walker could wiu, lcter,ninei to
indorsa hIs conyIrttoua. His losses on OtLcary
i,ni serinIsly crinpei him. iio deltbcrntoIy
mi nj no Htt,e ssrr{rn rniseh S}L106W In cash.
u.ortgaene a quantity OF lis real cslatc It, Till
civ II, ia so. Every t1nl,ar of this fnnucy he
ann)ied 10 the onu ourppsr. The yictory ii his
nfs,, meant fOrttfla 10 lin or nearly absolute
, 1879-06-26
.AssAULT1NG A WOMAN.
AN OLD OFFENDER Ar 1T AGAIN.


Qut8 Intense excitement Was 0ccas!oucd about
the corner OF Western and Fark nycnue. at
o'clork yesterday Afternoon by \ street-1ght
aud a subsequent sumor thatA woman aad
been murdered, md that tho assassln ha4
fought h!s cantorb apl had made good Ills escaps.
A sitting cut OF the fscts In the eaao makes 1t
appear fur less serious. A collection agent
usIued Thomas DaTts, who had been greatly
aggravated III trying to collect the seut from !
tenant III tic second story Of building at No.
AS tark avenue, loss all coatrol Ut htu-
Ralf, and became q woman beater Of tie
very worst character. 1'Ae house il
one Of a row Of twostory brick
teuomeuts fronting upon both avenues, and s!t-
uRte at tho northeast curl,er About the rear
Of the huuse 10 balcony. lsum which stalrwats
lend down to the clossts aud shed In the area
Ma6u.u baksr sna wle 'su. mnen ~ assn onp fo ft
hume IL represented BY bis wife, Frau AEurlla
Aahluau. tuAElls. Day4 esllYt Ysstss.
, 1879-06-26
SUBURBAN..
IIyDR lark.

Tueadsy afternoon tlie blgGtcs driven by r.
Mealey an1 Andrew Franks casnu together on
llydo Park avenue. uear Oak street. throwing
tho occupants ot both ia. thu ground. healcy
lives vt &Ss Clark street, anl had In bis buggy
his wife and baby. Tho, hitter was batl1y cut
about the lsead uld neck. All weru taken luso
q store near by mud the wo4pds patched up, aud
then they weut home. ~.
Johnny Meyllng and Charles Barrett are Ia
the IIyds Park JUL for burglarlzng saloou at
ktnsneton. Thuy will 10 lrsed to-day.
The travelling rag-tnun brought wo to
family in Hyde Park Tuesday. Mrs. Brown,
WIN ltycs on Washington attnus, near Fifty
third street. ha. TOR der snylngs banA tho rug
her daughter sold ths rags Ind Will 1t the caah.
THIS Eag-.aca wore found by tlse police yesterday
md exxmtued, but wlthoutifckuit.
This daughter Of Judge jameson, Miss Mary
JauGsGp, hag returned homB trolu smith Col
lege, Northampton. ~
, 1879-06-26

RalirvaI, i,ear Tie corner Of Woott an' K'n.i,s ,'
streets, At N:o laat evon!ng, &C. t,lentn!l5 'o''
nlHi received A eovcrc cut OH the forchca"'
At 80 yesterday at.ernoon h9rtG 9j''1os st'a
wagon Gwued " driven 2, M Mfehv. rssr Imtwce,,
Ilusli and State streets. Policeman tiASnt Win
thc aat,stanea ~ some tug-hoat Captains and
others, sueceetled In rcscungth the horse ABOUT an
hour 1ntcr.
A tenn Of horses attached to l,ack No. !,
sMs S"ufs VI ~;e % rtsins s" 70 III" s sta"d nsss .s
Cnr,.llouso at atout II o'clock yesterday
nmtaing, tonk fright at y passsng horse
an buggy an.l rn1, a;vay. toi!',i,'s i!t,l.s
Nth '9sA @ No. ~ ,ey Upset ,he ;, ,eW!ss m,s
atrcet, ttc r.l,aways made fnr the ttnhcl opc'.
Ing, ull,l in su dung raj, Into n light buggy,
t,rcaktuy It u,,. Fortunately no one "As ILL
juretl.
AZ s O'Clock yealer,lay morning Maty Ann S.
l,acruaky, while picking I'm cna' along lie North
was run town by t',c tnconug Lake Forest ac,
eomnolntIom train i. 8. Knights cnrllltctnr. a!hl
Engineer Moore. The engine struck her ~ nc
i,cud, killing her almost instantly: Ile btHly
was Polish woman, !s years Of aye, IL poor
circumstances, mn! left a husband An'i three
grown chiltlrcu< Coroner Mum will hold ms
inquest ht 10 o'clock this inornlnE At tho Ncat
Chicago Avenue Station.
8. ]. Williamson, laborcr employed in nut
TIM In TIC ror. wurk nt tic new ,sto,n-floit.c,
met with M accident at TO o'c1ocl; yesterday
morning at the new Custon'.iiolFc which
will probably result IN his death. Some
men we're Mt work taking down oiie u
the temporary wInJuw-framcs,. which
were roughly constructed Of heavy planks aud
timbcrs. when the wind blew 1t In. a1d III tall
tng Williamson was badly crnshed about the
head. A doctor who was called found that the
skull! had becu fractured, a1,,l was OF the opinion
That the case would terminate fatnl!v. VIII.
hanson WAS taken to hfs home, No. 4a1 lialsted
81
, 1879-06-26

day afternoon, md found the Mah4lmans j. !,n.
rage,t. and auon after 1l|s cnterlng the hnt'se
10 the bnicony in ' tSa 1ffair, Davis havIt,g a.
tetupicu to e1cct Mira, Mailman by the rehr
door. llo ran bnck Into thy flonec to nleet
III after him. lie agaist seized her tT the ncck
and roughly elected her 'a,nl when on Tho BAL
c6ny bltted her head ntatnAt stono wtntinw
Sill aud ngaiuss tho bAltnsy raftings !nalsttHF
seyerul scycfe woun,'sfdln,lt the latly's i!ea'i
n,nl routlcrng her uucnntriols for sumo tflnc.
Hastily lOrktng tE1E tluur 10 ran pwn the stair.
at,,| uanaecd tn r;uth lis ,nrsc. md
ltcgY Just m tic pcoplr III tho street Ind bccn
niar.lutl by The nutrry Vt l'st. ,,crlbore. rnr.
conductor natuc,l Gluftr Narlo was The nl.'st
prominent In c1ltlcasurrs 10 hctsln him, hut
Davis kon tercrd II tet lin 70 by striking IT him
with 1argc. sterl lf1nYr, which w9s u ,s
in,gsy. t'tsslinE Tint i!Ih ,bystat'!rrs blfckn'et
the wag he jumped out t'itt run oil, leaving Its
lusss a.Ml hAEEs bchtna.
Mrs. Mailman WIS cnrol for hy aotnc Of the
iclglIhors. aud her woltuds Wurc Temporarily
rc*sc.l bY drlirgIst's clerk, nln afserwartlsb by
Her children continued to- move uut tho house,
lo1 gnuda, nlld last night sl1e was found iii
tsm rear nf No. 1ln7 West Lake street.
sl,o statcs tial, being unal'fc IL ,pa7 $lo
tn nay !le ba!ancA of thu months rent as soon
US I,1sslE|c. ln guarantee OF good fa.il slIo
pa!h k3 On accouut so,netIays ago. Davis watst-
I'd to lpck up tI!u house to rreyent her frotn
moving. nnd commenced the assault by caflng
her ilIthy narncs and tipping table upon which
she WAS sitting.
DAVIS WAS seen In his.cc at the West Lake
Street Station Inst night, and insisted that t!,e
woll.nn ilrst assaulted htln with rolling piu
mud 4 duet-pan. lie had not a mark to show fur
u. Tie buildings nrc owned by Mrs. Hannah
Martin, Of No. 10 West Van Huren street,
where hs also lives. notwithstanding thu
ASSERTION of hIs sub-ficulenant, George
| .l1eppch, Davs ts tho netunl agent,
liz called repeatedly upon tic Aluti|mans dur.
iug the month. ntlu allows TINT h6 was excited
| and nngry. In fact, Uafis has reputation for
| this, fur unly few WeeKs ago he Was befd tu
the Criminal Court for assaultlng Michael But
| quarrel ~ TO the right to tear down d certain
fence.
, 1879-06-26
LEADVILLE.

A Dlvislend-Paying Company, nn1 Its Fn-
vorahlc prospecta for the Future.
Mr.. o. 3. Buell. General Manager OF the
Chicago Il Lcadyllle Gold + SIlyer-Minin. Con,-
pany, Is In the city, bavlnE come Oh from Dcnyrr
to attopd merttngot the Directors Ut tho Com.
pany. Gov. Tabor came out from New York,
wlare he llas been attending to bis other OK.
tenst7u miulng interests, for the same purposo.
There wns, therefore, a fu11 Board meeting.
Tuesday, tie Other members having arrived
soma days previous. The must important buat-
ness transacted at the meeting was tl,e deciding,
upun tho declaration OF tho first quarterly dtyt
leul OF q cents per share. as tho st,arcs Of
the Company have u face value OF stu each, and
they ase now bong sold at thu low rate OF ~,
It will be scen that tbs Ia really large dividend
for now company. Quarterly dividends Of rs
cents share, making IL share annually, aro
thus actua|ty returning to Investors an Interest
OF 93}f per cent upon tho money Invested.
that :; to- ts af5 q Ss eavng FPsS Geavs
two weeks ago thc camp was In q usuat flourish.
Ing condition; now mines were still being opened
up daily, all all at te older eta1lbys veto pro-
duclng largo quantities OF cxcellont tninetal. in
fsSsIa Gsaayie % dad t syer 81 III &ns s'2 Con-: =
panr, he said that tho mined
had been selected will, great care by the beat
experts, u,la werc bcng developed a'nl nlAnaged
cunillcnre In tho conlpany's future prosperity,
al it was not organlzed fot speculative purposes,
but tor genuine and legitimate lntnlng nperA'
ttons, Mt, Buell., tho General Manager Ut tile
inE constantly emplofca upon sl.a various mlnes
owned By tho Company, unt, With proper uuYei
opmont, hc hotcd that this dividends might DC
within f0w months increased to ~ nluch a. 81
ever, hp thought Is cents was all TINT the CON.
papY could sufcly declare on It's Stock.
, 1879-06-26

10 renew waning stock 1nay 10 gathered from
an'rcd nccesa blu IN nil. and never Rnught Ia saln
by ANY whoso constitution and vtgor nro not tn
much dlfaptdatcd ~ 10 be wholly past rcuatrlne
Evidence direct, convincing and annie. ind,cats,
Iiostettets Stomach litsers as a Ionic Of uner,,n.
properties that Constitute It m inyalmnbe ssno o.
dy for dyspepsia. constipation liver comp(atnt
urinary and uterine weakness. rheumatic cum.
!nrm Old persons arc invgorated ami sSaes,, ,'a ~
It, and tho pysEcn1 prostrattnn which isnaly al
lows severe tllnesa IL in great degree renedI.d
occupies leading pos!ton atnoug mcdlciasI s,,
pics.
, 1879-06-26

tl,c trrcpasablc outrage Of years. The opera..
tfou mar be sonn through the RrattnE Of otie nf
tie paytlions Ut the Central Market. The old
washing In tubs, a,nl the acid ea,,scs the o!d
brHwn mil WrinRlct skin t0 fall of. The re-
luyenatcd mud blonde tul,crcles nru then caro-
fully drtclt hacked In b0xes lined with snowy
white paper, md sent to grace the counter of
the fr,ttte ree's shuu,
, 1879-06-26
UPPER COURTS.

y..,,ran.,~ rro...,,,rr. -, ~, a,,.,,...
Court 0f tho Second District OF uilnofa-
Other News.
sptc,us DfspafeA to Tia 1ftbune
r.uu, ~, Ia. q. r,,ar,,rrxt,, a.,
OTTAWA III. 'upo ss'-dho 1ollo"'nG are 1ae
proceedings Of the Appellate Court, eccond
Dfstrirt.
~. us.,,,.a.,s T. pox,. p.,,,,.a f..
". opsanxasia y, u +n,s r., a!nn n1r s III
~. anS. ~ 81" t'A's '0' A'"s A''' s@seA"'o
Ia. We,ts a. al. ys..whittakor ot al.: tina et.
1s, s.wycr cf ii. w. TIe People, etc.; time to
h1o bFiots extended I'LL Saturday next.
H.. Freeulnn Ct nl ". Windum ct al. ;n,otinn bY
appellant Ut al iof rnis On Clerk below; oyeFrued.
La burial W. liu!Is cctlloraI, awaEdcd.
~. Mnssoa " spnsM;snt - As'se Oh exceptions
so ~ III Ier ferafa ioonnr ~ ,nr,ovo, ond .,,a
, 1879-06-26


.rntt1e shlpn,rnte-Aiitltary Inat tructlon for
yo,,ths--An EmIernns stsorer scnt to Alln-
nesotn.
Sbfetn! nf'ooseA 10 7at Tribune
MoNFnhAir 'u.e e@n-ns'1,oo ot 'Ec ne"spaPcrs
rcfiaFR lnk III al lhe taR os war t'lat mas pecn
Eollls on IN EhElA.hl ios INC nnst rear or Two.
nobody seems to have me''tlo1Ieu lhe namo ot
nnr of the pri'lccs ot tlie Royal hlood. I''s
l'aao oi E"lnpnra was sent OUT WIN the hcct
Tor month OF two pnt "as fc'hl'eot "ncucr
oeealisc no coalti mt pc tf"ste" 1o nE"t aRaihsb
ns Nass'an la'hcF''n-4n". OF oeth"se " WIS icaF"
cn ho might cot1o 10 harila, Wha never RhoWR.
Surprise Is expressed by the Montreal Itost that
none Of The Epgts|, Princes rvcr even show
tlrcmsulyc. to tho soldiers WHO ght tic battles;
""a "" op'n'on ~ e1p,ssacu ."as Nv va, s1ou'~
pase "hnoHt hoFal Et'lee oc'ns on I'e etan
Of tho troops engaged. 1t certainly looks odd,
nat,ica ,v1,i,c En0,arl,a pTfncra are enjoying
.'as,.a'"a " T., .,s .'e,s,.,. -, ,,o cha.o on.,
, themselves III 1ae P!easafcs o1 'e cn4s' a''e
killing time "a beat they can.
MONTREAL, Junc o5,-To.da, Justice Mcvay,
~ Tho snnrr,or co,,rt- f,re1are1 tina 1lone
~ VAIN, t"s o1y ~ T .o' - t,S"., '"a .",,...". '
a.utua, L's,ansu.alse Io.apaf 'ono!ysu'; s.''s
Canada and number Of Canadian pulley
holders, md appointed ", C, Wells as Assignee
IN Tho f!omoonv
- ."S sn1.p1' r..,o.,.
tau.ser To large amount, but, as hts friends
are negotiating for settlement, the banK au-
thorlt,r, refusa n oivo anv nart,r,,,or<.
r..s,s, 1884,. ~ ~ ~. es,s","
e. ot opee.m Z, L'Spo1ea :, I 70 =, a"f 1,'o""s % -
ST. john, N. b.. June M.-Hobert Marshall,
NJ. +. T., has received letter from an officer In
] the United sta.c. armv Mt Washington re}attye
! to the purchase Of n suttab)e steamer for an
, 1879-06-26
THE C1rY-uALL.

M, ,. :, a.. 1,,,,,t. v-,rt. nn,.rt
tne smployes " ,Hs "''S ''''' ->S'A''
ment will DO paid to-aaS'
james Grow WIS yesterday appointed 40 an
Inspector Of Buildings In place OF Il. >. Miller,
rcmorci,
~, r. ,. ~. ou,. ,.,,.a
Inc Git5 Engineer oi Ne" os'eans .a,ea
npon the Mayor yesterday. and was escorted to
the Stock Yards.
The City Treasurer yesterday received $e,5a7
fran, the Water nc,artment. ss,0a5 from the
Isomnt ro1trr. "ns, sI4S frnm Tia COLLECTOR.
,.,., 49,. ooo
The school Agent depoateu <ol,uuV ~ cash
with lle Clty lfeasneer M ycateraay, anu in,tne.
teachers.
Mr.. William II, Wells wilt, It Ii understood,
under no circumstances serve on the School
Board after The expiration Of his n.-tte te.
GnnsnE OF next mtnth. It waa Incorrectly
stated Yesterday that direct oflef 9! teappolht"
ment had been made 10 htm bY TIC Aafor.
The Aldermen, city officials. the members Of
TIM Guunty Board. contractors. and tEe renoFk-
ERA n,r! tetr fnmll,cs were Yesterday invited 10
ride on the jako tbis afternoon on the steamer
'rLc rant leave. tho Clare strcat bridge at )
o'ciock
r;d. for f,,rnahtnp .rvc, nino were ooened
vcetnrhov. ;l'hrrc Werc nine hfG,]ers. md nji III
;i,c f1t,;rrs wrrs ycry c]t,se. No aFarda were
made' hit # IA believed tint n]l OF them Witt gct
th4 tFt3Fls and f1Jnr the
ti tf* pa. far bis IL viii sayc W thc cty between so
on.i : n nn6 '
....u,.
Acting superintendent Dl1nn 5estefaay sem en-
Instructions to thr various pollce stations Or dis"
tFicss 70 hase IN tnfentosY u tHe hsearhs, am
uunit1on. ete, Oh hand sent to headquarters on
9r bctosc t!iily !. Lhls looks e. as 81 !! ihete Was
o',,,a. ,,o"ossars ~ -
bu1!ul!iE permits "cre lssuea 4cstefunT 70
Furst = hraulsI1o erect q ploT lncthry. ~ "
W, NOS. W nIu y, fhlton street; 20 eoss suuuoi
to Mill q EDWARDS to efeet MILL anu elevator
corner oi stxte"hta 1na gcafoolh ssvects, 70
cost S@a.tvs 70 y. d; 1a's 70 etees nVo 1Wo'
story dwellings, M1rshte!a avenue, near Fnh
Hnren street, 10 eosk $I5luVa al!d 70 4: ~.
ua!nilton 10 erect thfce Lnfee-atof! aWeaii'1hs
0n LaSGllo street, near Mnple 70 Cost so,oun'
| Somt time ago q piece Ut pavement OIL u.e
west side Of Dearborn street, lust south oil
alaatson, Was torn up 70 put IN some "atss con-
neetso1', Hnu It. has heFcr oeefl feplaeet!; ~
gl!ttJ about t1e nnttaf SHOVE tiat ray q
| whitley !alu tue pavement originally Ahj
agreed to keep II 10 rcpaF 1or t"o Ycars, att
tliat they subsequently agreeu to Sc much OF II
being torn up and to replace It. fhey haVc mol
keps their agreement somehow, anu thc consc
aucnce is the*e Is al uhsiehtly mole IN the street
atnce the Mayor has been 30 o,1tspokcn IN the
| interest Of cronomv nMl ordered file reduction
NJ fhe Polro u,nl Fire Depar rttnet,ts so1ue f tht
| Atlcrm.u aru inclined to toIp in l1ts economic
snirIt ant, ara tltscusstur the proprcty Of abol
| shin,t The of|'cc OF CitY COLLECTOR Thcy con
tnnt Tint the piaco is sIi,ceurc u1 tt,at ulE d
the work aonc-,tsuiuE Of licenses, ety.,-eouIt
, 1879-06-26

Another idol has been brJRen. Ono more Of
tho Illusions OF yuuth ,as yatitshed. When you
think TINT you aru eating nex potatoes you aro
probably only eating old uno4 1llat have been
reiusenateu bJ q pr0ecsa ot stccplug ma wash
are susceptible 10 tho tudua,a, of balns aud
washes. For ths hotnetY tu.ercls and for lha
fad!pg beauty means hs4 bean found to reuats
, 1879-06-26
CRIMINAL.


-.--..
Justice HUDSON Tcstcrdaf Issued "nrrant
for the arrest Of ono Wickler, said to rcsiue at
No. 5l0 Srlrwfck street. for assault uppu Mrs.
-41."'''' ''"ee..
The case of Edward krusc Il Co. Ts. Charles
r. Schultz On n charge of subornatton OF ncF-
iurv. wns t,rourht IN brforo 1uat,ee Inrcrto,l
YESTERDAY. Defendant inpcacheu bg number
f,f vttnesses the al,tnvtts mn which thts sutk
"as bt"us"s' a"" eas'lS oo1asoea fe'u'ee'
Michael Shannon, stabbed by tho Enyoyard
orraust John Barbtcr wna still nltyo last night.
orI hIs r,,~sic,on -orort.d ,,,ot m chonoo n,
o.',4 "'s p'.5 5e''A" 'soo.'e" ,"' -" ~.
either oetter or worse had set ensaed. bafbler'
was admitted to y, ,00 bnil to tic " Il, BY Jus
ttco Watuh, but, being unable to furnish resa'
bic bondsnan' 'no went to ]atl'
yostordor of,orr,,n .yhllc Mr. q 1,thf,1,.
bnrs" a,,I nhartnp warn IN trnnt nj n, hmsn a
jumped IN ind drove OF In ail castcr1y direction,
nnd up to late hour last evening nothing hail
becu tleard of tl.etn or the team. Tile animal Is
Iay a1S @ Ts r. seaf on t's rg1t h b. r
Information as to tie whereabouts of his prop
erty or thu scamps who stole 1t.
Tho Fo,r,r,,t f,oat Cu,, In. fonr ,ncn In trafn.
Inn nt t,ainmrt for the Kcoknk rncr 1hcv % nra
sssas, % nn.sna T,nmg a,'i t hrI,c,s Wy,nh. nta
tnnrc' i1,rv llaye 1een W ererri,Inr On t1,r rivar
~ H. rano Gg rr's sII H. "st fo bo ~ ar. r ,nI @
sotnt no of tis roat.arents who have becn tramt5.
1n.. orrr thc ties nenr bv haye .1iscovsrci Ink
Ticstlay evening tue tramps lay in walt, anu MS
soon as the bows left the boat*notse they vent
si,oes for ,lsu Ecntlculpn 10 use in getting 10
Chicago: The loss alnounts to $50. No trace
OF tl'c thlevef.
nror so,,.'.ns. IN saInn 1sH ~, soti, Wa,"p
h.', 1at ~ i mh", ~! Su".u ~. ILL., usoa
, 1879-06-26
Strong aud true, Durnett's Flayoring Extracts.

An honest cigar IL the nobIeat Work Of Dawaon's
establishment, 2ll State street.
, 1879-06-26

The exports OF alcohol reached 40 barrels.
The 5ub-Treasusy disbursements were e291,-
OOn
The documents necessary In the letting of
psall coi1Feett xsra tecelyed It tho PostrOillra
, 1879-06-26
NOT COMMON,

The common haYosia. extracts ia the market
beas no comparison for nne hayor to Dr. Pslcsa.
, 1879-06-26
W1NTfD,..tMMEDtsTfiY,

MhMIEQs-.tMMEDFhTklfl
firm 10 manufacture large quantity OF machines
mude principally Of gas-p,pe. The contract Will
suit those who undcntand bending gas. pipe. Ap.
ply o.day At Room 81, No. 14a Clark street.