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Eules for tho Government Of Children,
by an Experienced Matron.
4 Young Lady Who Thinks Doardtng.
Schools Tic Place for Girts..
Several Valuable Articles on the Care and
Management Of Flowers.
1 Blast af Defiance from RatkfoGd~n ~nuellautous
I1atitrs.
BENNIE's DEATII-WAIL.

t4n 0rtgtna! pHen Rad bt "OFttnd" at The Home
Soctable. Jan. IL.
NBread, Papa. breat:' 'Twss 4 shsil1 baby.
Jnst the sound 10 BE- heard through the atorm;
For over the city atempeat now swept,
And The streels were Ill vacant and iufn:
Tic shutters and signs crtAked in dismal delight,
Tue snow rnshcd In shcets through lie alr:
Each corner and cfcsicc WAS fnll OF weird sounds,
AZ II howlcd by soul in despair.
''Dresd, Papa, breadr.' and sls sobs grew in
force
From tho face cuadled down tn the ra7s.
While two ,itilc hands gsoped about In the dark
For warmth mid the ta.scrs aud tags.
The wind shtieked and clau,ored, the snow ofsed
down,
And pilci up in great heaps on tha hearth,
While out Ia the night the dread tempvst swept On,
Drifting snow o'cr the desolate earth.
- Bread, Papa, hreadw Thero were erosns IN the
rn1m-
Sounds that seemed like the wall Of despair;
And out from tie cosnar man gsopcd Ills way,
Ills bands wildly clu&chtng the air.
Fefccs tho gusts that awept in through the Shutters
fioarscr tie revcl that h.ooded tho night,
Wilder the strains that wcro boFnn on the tcmpest,
Denser tho darkness that followed the light.
- Tread. Papa, breadr' nueh. nennlel Hush,
You shall have bread though It cost nc my soul !
have been begging for work slncc the morning
WORK to buy bread and q handful Of coal:
-. No choico IN life bnt I'd bcr or 10 rtealf
Hcavoa protect mr, my brain secn,s distracted,
fof noone Will list TO my frantic nppeA'F'
dread. Papa. bseadr" came agatn from tho cor.
"A erJ Of despair seemed to swell on the wind.
The hoAEso tempest muttetcd, tho guses came In
~, screeehcs.
40 God, nuet steal for tho sako Of ny ;dariingt
Ny uennic !a staryingi For him would perish,
Though Heaven should send mo the DARKEST Of
!" Bread; Papa. breadl" and the weak volce seemed
The sst's came In Easps, and the blue hands were
"Ye, l,enn!el yer. darllnxr' came back from the
As detceiy liz snow .Iftcd over thu ss!..
oIt N ~ wtld'lesa-the bleak. dIcArY wildness-
loaf n the wihdow"-a hand ssTe'cacd to Glitch
A stroke and thud, IN tho tempest 30 dreur.
"Dreaa: Papa, breaa!' seemed to ring In hts hear.
When arst he awokc from his serr,b,e swoon.
And Eazed from the wlndow--the station house
Then up 10 the clock: 1w.. ths hour Of noon.
"fou can CO." said man with u ru!lnn-lke
bnt remember. sccond offcnss to your last."
'Mof fcs, to Hcnnlei aiy babyl Ny darling!"
1heh Wildly rushed cut In the terrible blast
"brcad. Papa, bread p the fierce storm seemed to
MnttGr. ~.
AZ over the threshold In frenzy he dashed;
white sheet Ut Hnow had bGcn sprcad o'er tls
darling, " -"
From which countless jowes now sparkled and
hushea;
"Dead! Htnntt dead" md ihat cry reused tic
echoes
That cry so despa!rlng. 10 dismal, and ,ttdl
Men CANE, Looked, aud sl1uducreI. FOO iaie ,a.
their piiy,
For pala iay dead by tho side Of bis childl
cHscAuo, January, 1a7a.
, 1879-02-15

III The Editor a. 1ht TRIBUNE.
VALPARAISO. lud., Feb. 5.-lt Is with a ttmiA
fee!'ng that aGa'n apuaar salong you. l can
not hope 10 write any thing slther ut instruction
VI amusement. but NY heart gocs cut III sym-
patty 10 tAostnothess who mourn ticir early
dead. 20 back 10 .hs tl,ns whoa l., too, walked
through tho dcop waters Ut aillctton. | recall
The s'ne when Twas young mother with two
precious dasiangs. What merry, happy tima
, 1879-02-15

70 The Editor o. The IF1blnS.
LAKE FoNEsr, H., Fco. l0.-Wil1 eoue one
Of The tIone friends Elve me their opinion In
regard to "The Had aud "Pnrallsc .LostF
Which Is the superior cpic, ! nm in The midst
ofs1iomcr's work; II seems to inc inferior to
hltlton's Ereat wbrk; would gla1iy bo corrected
II wrong In the thought.
Gael nsid all other truo Temperance workers
Eare nlY sympathy. They and tnuny moro OF
TnE TnInUNE's happy family liaye nv sincere
thanks for favor8 received. PANs1E,
, 1879-02-15

amtnonia nr eonr, but brust Il thoroughly every
tlay, antl When yo,l nlat wash It usc clear soft
water. or ,hc yoik Of MI cgg beaten up in liz
water. Ammonia mud soap destroy tho natttraf
oil and leaye thu scalp md hair dry and harsh.
WpuLD LIVE.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-08-06

INtRsT-oyB COMPLETE vRicrioN.
E e-sred z lsting Nschivs, ocnsis'ing o.
one dirct sotihs Steam 3 nns. with shan.
boxss d.ievers two. hoi:ting d!ums for
,ing l-vsfs;.vi Tas ,llf Boilers, suaotssfs.k
bwsthisg. guags oooks. FED eamps boiler
fronts. Ernts has., b ,ek plstss and donfs etm'
plsts e pst up ineludlpg al he brick work.
foundsilo bills and tim6eu, also Two MANILA
ropes belonging 70 horst. -
papsss Pm y.
inciud ng surface bob and four hundred feet OF
10 BY 10 inch pump rods. with stsspptrR plstss,
-four Pluufpr Pumpl,s e-inch diameter, q foot
ptroks, and ops 10 iuch Buctst Pump also.
40 feet inch column two Il1s, Boilers com
ps With z: s;. .s: suns e ssIesiSs sSs
fhrd-Ope dirscsactins Air comprs'sor
sS'P SPSrts " F.ur Mining Can. Q lot Of old picks.
ahovsls and drilis; ons sisty esas and chain
~ 'irSNrns Hoistins and Pumping rDsins
inclu Ing ths Eailows ffams. bnilding bolts,
doors and Window alfo carpenter shop and
% piecss Of II b. nineh lsfoos mining um.
sis.h-ons Hlsst,mith chop baiidins. with
tools and mstsrials In same. r,l. .n. .rG
Also, the YslIewinG Rssua - the
old werks.
first-0us Engine complete, two tabular
boiiefs and buiiding cossfing ssme. -
second Quarts MIL, q nsisting o. tan
stamps, two mofiars. thres pans, Two sctlefs.
Sos clean nsn Sus fssS 20 ,.s sns
covering milf n aehlnery.. - =.
Purchasers to bs ~ sipsnss es tearing down
and unovtns.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-08-06
Sad Contrast.

Hs wss married but little more than
. year sgo. Then was his step elastic.
his eye bright. his clothes fsultlsss in
style, ct and cleanliness. He exhaled
an atmosphere OF Lubin's best. Now
his habilimepts are r,dolent OF elixir
pro-. psresoric. squils and like sbomina.
tons. Care 10 ipdslitly stamped on his
features. and on the right shoulder OF
his coat appears . well.denned. mys,eri-
ous disooloration. His boots, as well as
his eyes, are lustefless: his hat goes un.
brushed; be falls asleep on the slightest
provccstion; be is constantly bearing
homeward neat little white paper parcels
tied with piuk string; vials are prevalent
In every pocket. To what subtle spell
10 this mstsuorpbosis dus3 There's .
baby up at his housed
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-08-06

Az Euslisbmsn was riding on con-
tinental railway. when . sudden halt
and loud report informed the passengers
that some accident had hsppensd.
Every one else rushed out, Of course. to
sec what was the matter. but he sat
tranquility. - Il not at all intsrested 10
anything beyond his own thoughts.
Presently . person came up and In
formed him that the engine bad burst
its boiler. "Awev' Then came an.
other. saying that there were fifteen per.
sons killed. The Enelishman sat un-
moved and gruntsd out another awe"
Bot. finally. . third messenger came
running up In great haste aud said
My dear sir. your valet has been blown
Into ten pi,ces!' "Awer was the re-
sponse. "just bring me the piece that
contains the key to my portmanteau. ="
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-08-06
Hrar j, . fearful instance Of woman

Hxlx IL q fearful instance Of woman's
psrndy. A young man in the country
went to take his girl out for walk. but
found that she had not done her milk
ing. With . gallantry that does credit
to the young man. be volunteered to do
the milking for her. while she was max
Ing her toilet. After he had got her
milking done. had hung the milk stool
on the bars. and set the pail Of milk In
the kitchen, washed his hands ut the
pump with soft soap and wiped them on
the tall Of his duster. he discovered that
she had gone to Q circus with another
young man Who did not know enough to
extract milk from q milk wagon. The
deserted young man kicked over the
milk pail and went his way, saddsr
man
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-08-06
cLrnslxo rliE srAias.

CIrasiSo riiE srAiRs.
WHILE durins the bslmy twilight
On pleasant summer day.
Quietly the rom entered,
To dnd little Msudie at play:
Then up ] vsat ~ my bedroom,
A. supposed. unawares,
when little voice came ringing
From svsst Maudie ciiAbing stain.
Ali u touched tender emotions,
with breath aud force divine,
And such melodies awak ned
AZ words can ns'sr deiins;
then turned To zee ny darling.
All forsetful Of my cars.,
Wnen saw the little angel
niowly ersepins up The stain.
Step by stsp che bravsly ei,mbersd
On her little hands and hnees,
Keeping mp eonst,nt chatterirR,
Llhs bsastiiul birds In the ,ree.,
I'LL q lat she reached the topmost.
when DER ali her worlds anAirs
She delighted. stood victor.
Aftsr creeping up the stairs.
Painting heart, behold an image
or msn's brisi and stragglins life.
Wheu best prizes must be captured
with noble earnest sirife;
Onward. upward. reaching ever,
Bending 10 the weisht OF CARES.
uopins. fearing. still expecting.
We 20 erstping up the stairs.
On thsir .t.ps may es no e,rpss,
W their aide . ~ be no raii.
a. a - ms - N q m "a
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-08-06

"A paxrrr little girl. In whose cheap
and plain dress the child OF labor,r
could Be recognized. contemplated. In
company with her mother. the rich
show.window Of q toy shop on the
Boulevard. Her mother. pointing at
the biggest and most richly dressed OF
the dolls, said: "You would like to
have that. wouldn't you. Louise!"
"Oh NO, mamma, not that one; it's too
veil dressed for me- "And what dif.
ference does that make to your" "why.
ia want to buy my dolly's mama. and
mot her servant girl. ."-Frmch Paper.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-08-06

AwoxAx and son have lately died in
Northridge. Mass. from what the ply
sIcisns call :" cider tremens." and 1t Is
thou,ht the woman's husband will not
survive long. being III with the same !,
disease. Il 10 said that since last Fall
this family have drank between forty
and hiiy barrels Of cider. Ihste are oos
son snd relative in the family besides
the psrsons mentioned.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-08-06

nths principal eitiss throushoat ths United
States, Europe. Japan. China and the East
lndies, the Australian Colonies md New xss-
land, and on Aonoluiu (Hawaip.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-08-06
PROFESSIONAL CARBS.

rnrc1 AND RrsrDENoE -Qlrosirf
~ ne Rxvs e0es. Main sifsse, uon nin' I
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-08-06
Also, the YeiIsviss Kssv. - the
OLD works.

B,d. for the abovs psopsrsy IN lots - epsci-
nst Will BE- rss.!v:d q ne sapsrinis1c.ssnays: .sas,
woodvilis Msshinsry." ap 10 the 18th Of June,
Ths Trustees Of tie Woodvills Gold and Oil
vsr Mining Company rss.rvs the right TO reject
all and any bid - i.-" :. ~.
once Of the su1sriniendsnt OF the Justice
Mini company every dsy nom ia =. 10 2
,. 4. up 70 the dns of adyeftissn,snt.
- ,TpJ ram. =. CURTIS.
.z,,.f ,.,esp't. ,wo ;dyil,s y . Q. y Go.
Gold Hill, Nsvsda, Msy 18th, lsV. myis
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-08-06

= 4 p h,ii0S'' hl,i%sn' "" = = =. fsanSss sana.s
lntsrsst paid on Ordinary and Tern Dspoess
Deposits rsceived In sums OF 81 and upward
Loans mads on approved real estate. bonds,
stocks. etc. Stocks, currency and silver bought
Y M W z. 8. rLDRmos, s.e...r,.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-08-06

NEW Yonx BASKsns-Ths Bank Of New York
N. b. A., American Exchange Hsssoosi Bank.
.Loxpor BAxxsss -Mssess smith. Psyns. q
Smiths; tho Union Bank Of London. CT
, 1879-05-26

rhe Tnnucnaa FHucatInna1 grt~tuA of ft,n
T.tc 4. T. stewurt. and thu Prs,snt IN.
tas,. - III. 1s.tr. ~ F"-,,,.. -
''''" ~ ~. ~, 'ts n,.ss,ss - ~. a,.,arx -.
epfe'" .''pa.e' ~ ~, 4"s '''0a"s'
New YoIK, May c5.-The first brick Of tho
Stewart Colleges at Garden City will be laid to-
morrow morning, Tint brick wifi TORN part of
t,a ,,reat hoys, srbool. inward ,ho rr.ct,on n,
~ s..st ..' W. s.i .o,. .as,..,. on -.
"h'ci, tue cct'ent Work unaeflyItg ths massive
foundations WIS finished Saturday. The build
lug thus begun will be part Of system OF eo!-
icrcs dcvIsrl hy tbe ,ate A. T. Stewart vcnrs
49, '..s ",.ru,.~, .sS,,,.. a..ssa,, -. ,,s."n
aeo' Aha u1Is' "".u ea' 'e.u'5 a't.iHeo ~ ac.ull
aid Enatlr0At W htmse'f' 1'a Widow, nt'd Judge
Hilton. 1t appears that tho purchase
of the Immense estate OF Garden f,ty.
aa1 a., ~,st nra cost,v ,n,,,r,vo,,s.t,
nNu NV s,. ,as' ~" s.. ,s .e,,s4'.
conducted tncrcln. nave ucen out p9eIihanafy
stcps toward the founding Of collegiate eys-
fem unlike anything iu tic country, remotely
.o.o,r,,,t,u, lint m nYfor, and m hn ,,ru,o.
toaaNh u'.,H.,,.. s"ns -, a o's.Hl.
nehtiy aih1 n'auaheehsis euuo"eo' ''s' ose"aFt
bad intouso ambition tlurl'g tho later years u
hIs life, to devote his great wealth to such
,,htlantl,rontcs a. hp believed farrcachiur ar.I
snn,s,.',. na r.ro, NJ, onw f.,,t Il, .'1,.t i.
enuus ~ ~ a''o1 pus ~, .a .a'tu I1u.a ~ ""at !"
, 1879-05-26

NAV1GN'IIUN NOIE3.
The tug Fuyortto arrived from Menomfnoo yes.
tcrday With hur bargcs.
The mariuo Insurance poo! is lying QuIet. It
was rt,rnurra TINT Tho Grcat Western was TO be
taken Into tlle combination, but It Is denied by
pool ugcnts.
This tug Ewing hnd her .smoko.stack and
whistle raleu ofT Saturday night by tho 'scllr
Julia b. Merrill, which she was. towing Mt tho
ttntG.
During tho twcnty.four hours Guiding at 0
o'clucl last evening 81 satl anl 4 stcnsn vesse'a
arrived in port, and Is sail und ~ steam crafts
ucpartcd.
iAo Dock-I.aborcrs Union held q special
meeting yrstgrtluy Afternoon at No. 81 West
Randolph strcet, referred 10 clsswlere. 4 meet
lux Will bo hel4 ilest Frtday night at the same
place, wheu au ELECTION Ut olllrcrs Will take
ulArR.
, 1879-05-26
FIRES.


IN CHICAGO.
The nlarm from Bux 202 ut ] :45 yesterday af-
tcrnoon was caused by the burning nut o!
ch!mney ut No. ia DcsplaIues street, Owned
and occupied by John Graham. M .lam.nge.
The alarn, from l3ox T02 ut 5:40 Yesterday
morning was caused BY fire In the thrce.story
aud basement brick llouse No. 81 Kinzie street,
occupied on tho first floor by William Fuchs,
tot,acconist, and on the upper floors as tenc-
mc,,ts. The fro originated In back room on
the SECOND floor, occupied by man unn,cd VIII
father ca.no hono drunk, and thAt he ses fire to
some wooIl III c3nsct. Thc building and cot,-
tents wtrc damaged to tho e1scnt Of about $50.
The allegation aaainst Burns will be fully IN
cogQixallt OF his guilt, Us he failed 10 show up ut
bis apart1urnts yesterday, where u policeman
was whiting to receive hin upon charge Of
arson.
, 1879-05-26

BD*c4df {TSpHtth 10 1He 57hAHd
srRtNarIxLp, ILL.,, kfaY 25-On Friday night
last Officers W!throw and Franks, Of The city
police fusre, arrested at hotel hero two men
giving thelr nAEnes as Charles l.. Young and F.
f. Deertng on suspicion Of boEng Vtho
men who murdered A. N. Webb, In
Wayne Township, Ind, on May IS, and
tclcgranhed the Sheriff If Fort Wayne Of the
arrest. Ths morning Charles A. Muhsan.
shcriir, accompanied by Charles Webb, son Of
the murdered man, arrived In the city,
and on being taken to tho jail where tho
prisoners vcrs confined young Wobb ideatf.
fed Young ~ The man who shot bis
father. and Deering al tho man who was with
him II the time Of tile shooting. Webb. 1t will
bn remembered, detected The parties III an at
tempt TO steal 4 valuable horse from hls stable,
mud In attempting to arrest the parties was shut,
living only si1 hours aftcrwar1. The men will
be taken hack to Fort Wayne on reouisltion
tomorrow.
, 1879-05-26

sls Henry Tyler and tlle Grand Trunk officials
wcrc expected hero Saturday evening" but uley
lid not arrive. They hare gone to Port Huron
to spend Sunday, and will return to Detroit
Monday. As tnnttcrB stand now, they maY not
rench Chicago bcfure Wednesday. !.
Tile Grneral Freight Agents Of tho Chicago s:
Northwestern, Chicago. Burlington s. Quincy.
n1ll Chicago, Milwaukee, j: Ut. Paul Rakronts
held meeting Saturday at tho Grand Pacific
Hotel. mid MI agreement WIS made " which tlt
rates from manufacturing points 70 !ndiana md
Oh ONT sldv and Chicago on the other are tnado'
uniform. THIS clnss of business has bcon badly
disturbed heretofore, owing to tho competition
between tho various lines.
It Is stated that tic Chicago, Milwaukee, ts
1t. Paul Railroad has purchased lately enough
Of the stock Of the Southern Minnesota Ra1lroad
to seruru tho control Of the property. This
roud runs from In Crosse, Wi&., duo west to,
the Minnesota State line. and in considered a
valuable property. running tllrouglI one Of the
wa,1kce d st. Paul hos alroaly two ttacs running
almost parallel with tho Minnesota Southern.
1t no lUubt purchased 1t to prevent It from fall
tng into tic hands ot a rival linz.
Tile new summer time tables will 20 into Of
feet on must Of tho roads yesterday. 1hecl1anges
The arrivals and depArturcs ot trnins IN another
column. Thu Chicago, Milwaukaa d It, Faui
puts on new accommodation OF suburban tra!n
between this clty n,,a Lbertyyille, which arrives
here ut a. III. and leaves here at 0:15 p. m. 1t
ID belleyea that this train will provo n great
convenience to people living along the lins OF
tlla soal for ti,t dsstaneo of sosuc thirty miles,
II L. IN properly natrontzet, the Company will
continue to run II as onG OF its regunr trains.
Thu employees OF tho various railroads aro
greatly alarmed Ill account Ut the great propor-
tions ihu tresetlt railroad fight IL assuming.
They foar Tint II 1t lasts much longer tho rail-
ruala will agatn COMMENCE cutting down operat-
isg expenses. which uleaus reduction In the
salarles Of employees. Sucl action Oh thu part
at tho railroads would, they thIuk, b. very de-
p,ornb1c, The wages paid to the employees,
tAey say, arc already doTu to hard-pan, and
they can hardly bt4r further reduction without
much suffering. When tho wages wcre cut
down q lew years ngo they wero prontsod Il rcs-
toralton Of their waEea u soou as thu business
should warrant 1t, nna, although the roads have
greatly improved since tIut time, yet the waEes.
they suy, haYu never been restored.
, 1879-05-26

PoHT lIunoN. May 25.-Up-Props 81. Paul,
bertschy, Useods, 1VInslow, City Of New York,
Yosemite and consort, Havana and tow.
,Arriyrd-prop Allegheny, schrs Chris Croker,
Myosotis, Home, und Mnrcugo.
Down-prop. Benton, 81. Louis, and scotfa
ssmr ". X Clinton, D. ". Jenpcos and
barges. Fletcher and consost, GcEmana and
tor, Antelope with X. b. fIayca md l.. 4. Law,
scl,rs Atheuai,, Sweetheart, Escanaba, j.
g. Wcrts, Now Hampshire. Mary Garsctt, II.
Moore. Nellie Wilder, G. Rasb, Camueu, HUI
gartat,,
Arrived-Scl,r Oneida.
, 1879-05-26

the friends Of il,c candidates nn.l so1no delo.
Vatc6 arc alrcadT hcginn!ng to Arrtyc. The talk
SO far fe for TAFT, but raft and Eos.
trr would be tlckct Tint would
ll tte party With ontl,tstnasn all over tho State
But, for obvlt.ts rcaaons, It 10 mol Thought best
IT. cnuf'le Fnstcr's maine with serfna place In
advance. 1t is known that Ito does not Want Il,
but Il Is Thought that, II the party al,ouhl ask
hiin to mako personal sacrifice, he would ! q not
refuse. Tumorrow night tbc Cincinnati dele-
gallon will bo chosen, nnl a strong at.
tcmut Will be inado to send on
men anlagontstic to Taft. Louis Sea-
aonrootl, n prominent Hebrew merchant,
ID a cand!1atu fur tic I.icute1oht.taoycrns!.ip,
mud Ills Interests necessarily cunaIct with Taits.
An una.iccsssFul attcnlpt was mado last night
to defeat Rc),arl Su1lth, ctlttor OF tls gdxeife,
who WIS csulltlate for delegate from tho Village
OF Clifton. Ills opposition was baseh on tho
ground that ao waa Taft man. All minor
State Offices arc beIng eagerly aoght. which In
dcates tile full coodonee of tho Republicans In
the SUCCESS Of tf,clr ticket. The Convention
PROMISES to bo u very larga one.
, 1879-05-26

!sptttas Hisnafch IL The TrttanE
MILWAUKEE, Wis, May 25.-A hcavy norther
sot in at i ocIock this moraing, and still con-
t,nues. The lake is vcry rough, but up to late
hour tonight no disasters had beou reported.
Tie schooner JOSEPH, Duyall. bouud TO Port
Washington. came to anchor iu the bar at Z,
uot daring to cutter Port Washington harbor.
Austin, Puuokee, Typu, Granger, Foster, uaEt-
ford, +. 4. Gcorgcr, hlouGuago1, Mystlc, Star.
Several vease'a uutwAr1-bUuhl Aliu light ran
hack during tic day for shelter.
, 1879-05-26

DENVER, Col, May GA fire last night to-
tally consumed tic franc block on Nineteenth
street, between Halliday and Larl'norc streets.
Tic Charles Hotel lnl II. 3. Mona livery sta
bio arc tic heaviest lossca. The most OF tho
hotel furniture was successfully removed, but
tho flames spread 10 rapidly that the livery sta
bio and oil its couteuts, Including twelve horses,
was consumed. Total loss, SIS, 600; partially
Insured. Inceudiary.
, 1879-05-26

bY All Episcopal family, will b entirely unacc-
tar ian. Tho tnafc col!e9o building IL contracted
to TO under roof by January nert, and finished
and ready for the Scptenbcr session following.
The otlers will be completed year later. Tie
boys school will he cale,l St. paul's, and tho
girls Ht. Mary's.
, 1879-05-26
fInd-.Nortaeast, Aeuvy; weather cloudy.


CAPT. WEC1<LEKsS CASE.
Capt. John Wccklcf's case will probably ba
decided BY The Local inspectors IS soon rs They
hear tho testimony Of the Captatn Of the Sar.
dinia. Capt. Weck1er statos that tnc accident
which le Is accused OF causing was unavoidable,
and WAS not nn Intentional oct on hts part. lie
assests tf,at t,e tug rrindtyii1a went out Of her
turn anil secured tho Sardinia rs a tow, md !le
went UP to llcr with tho Protection to learn lie
nalnc 0f the tug ,tat had violated ll,e uuder-
stumbling amop4 tugncn IN regard To <aklng
tuiYg.
, 1879-05-26
PORT OF CHICAGO.

Tho following aFo the afsFa's a.,a act"a' "al!-
lngs at thls port for TIC torty-caRAt houFe end"
LII " =" oe'os@ '"s. ,"ta n,sas'
x,N, 1tn''A1t; ,,,-,.
sshr sshr is.a sla coa Sos Pjs1
Schr il. Simmons, htuAkegon, iumbes, Markcs.
Sehr Mln9tsa Masssson lumber, aae.zinss: =, :.
Prop i; atree'. ae0'a'' A0'Nss''' 'an'0sf' "''''A
sclr Contest, Mutkegun. lumber, Mud Lake.
sc,r Z. U. SlMuulss. Maskegon, LUMBER, Markct.
Prop Trader. leItwatsr, lumber, CLARK etfcet.
seat Ma!n1ug stur, o.wego,, eaq. no orast. .
achr {. Harrison, White lake. lumber, no order.
schr y. o. Packard, Packaras Pas1 4unbef'
&C.,. !;,h,x :tIsot: p,,n,,ro ,,r,e., nu.o s,rcst,
scnr fGr4o9a5 5se,{ra % iu'ater itus s,fso
sehr h ii. Thompson. White Lake. lumbot, AIlon
slip. ,-,u -. ounu,...
seSr ser /. Il Gsates Musscyon. uoor, Market
Pop Tsvotr Men1msnes; Sr1 1ow,uf hqsh stfset
schr d: 4. Wood. Mcnomsnes. lumber, ssesson
scbr sonora, Sip neuomtnco. lumber. B.esson Slip.
Tron d, NeItx, Manlstcc. lumbar, Lake street.
''nf sHSs s'1ast. D'''' - a'.,
soSs SP Topsy, H' Mssseso!, lumber. isush strest:
fsor fsop % M'ehsul o1oh. whto Lake, lumber, sisis
street. ...
rsep r !. PsiIgeau. Lay or, sslt. weils sttest:
hs Mss, ensss nsas.an pssis ' e.
Prop junlata, buffalo. sundfies. Clark street.
schs l. ~: pays s.na1,rs w.i1s s;rnat
rtop IoW:ai' ..Srou ugaS"snu'xl mher Mafket
ss't sss; + f'if i. ito%!sa E.saasss Futn.ev
schr losos, Holland, suntr!e4. Market. ,..x,..
sssf h|o aEan Hs,s Hota ssa ausr Ha4ket
ae Is Iiasoa Is na:*s;ss; 'uiSsf' aartss
tsnP Fasettc, 'lauts1o. Mtt.'1n,.n ~ ,ui"s mFi, NO
, 1879-05-26

ST. LOUIS, May 25.-J. 2. Kretges, Jr., Cash.
or Of TIC suspended Broadway Savings Bank,
for whose nErcst for culbczzlng funds Of the
bank warrant was issued ycsscrday, has not
bceu found vet. Krcirer Is charged with cln-
bczziing from *1oJ,0O0 to $3.50 00O Ut the bank's
money. His arrcst was ordered BY the Direct
ora Of tho hank, not by the dcposltors, as prcyi
otioty stated,