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, 1879-01-25

.....-. b"frFsftF { l-&HA8. J SHH. .......
y rcposted that Jasss Verne, ths uovelst, il
spencer. Aass., watchlug lootnsklny. ! few aays
aGu. lie Ia taking IN America quietly. Tho story
Hay he trus: aud. u NOT true. r. very small mar
version OF fact beside Setns's -{idEforI EJurttut,
Ille story IL not ts,lc. We hive found Il
printed 10 = trio *tory fn scYeral OF our cx-
ClanEez. 4 Mail appeared In Spencer, who said
he t1llne from Montreal, anl catiot himself
aulCB Verne OIL the hotel hook, Mn! in eu,,scrsa-
THU with those to whom hs ,ntrHlufrl llluIsell,
Last Friday letter from hiG,. dated " Spencer,
canIa 70 the scnibr cdltnr Ut tle Spy. 1t was
signed "Jules Verne, r4r!s, Fraurc.h ile and
lu It tllat he hull bccn recommended to tic
s.huspttality Of the ptrxon tu whom, It was AL
drcsaca by tic lion. Z. H. Wlshhurue, latu
Minister to France, and asked III hare
this hospitality begin With tu sending
ot earrings 10 meet him VI the station III
Worcester Ut u given hDur TINT evening. TAa
carriage WA not Aent. Next inurning he pre-
sentcu litnself " Mr. Ballwln's house as Jules
fernc. After u few qucsttons had been asked
al,tl nuswurcd, liz was told with snn,r emphasis
that ls was lot jules Fcrnu; That tl!efe wua
uolhlug FseMcA about him: illat butil hA lal.tl-
writing nntl lsla attrut were Whully American:
unu tiat Julc. Verne, yisflIny llis country,
would not hc lsst l,earA OF In Speueer, nor TX
ptct thu hospitality vt auv stranger Without
letters vt lparouuctIoiI. Finally, after much
Mpro lau becu said, He u.llnlttea l.4t llo was
nut a FIcnvlllan, anI that he was uot tho
French writer whom he was pcysunattug. Al
isst he wrms h!. way. u,ld We have not hear! Ut
him siAle. The tlan Waa GY!ueutly q Nuw-Eu.
giAndcF. WHO had undertaken to pluy 4 part fur
which hs was not qualified.
, 1879-01-25

The anowfalls through Switzerland fust be.
fore Christmas were almost unprecedented. "a
FrelturY, 1t has showed, says Ioyal joutn.l, =
la "thO year Of the great suow,h 1881. III Laa'
Sumo no such snow has been known since ls1
In tho Ishons Valley all tho trains were stopped
ln GENEVA no fewer than l}1D lab0Ycrs ucrt en-
ptoycl lit clearing The streets md public ptlxt
The saloon steamship nelYetil, on the :.asa q
ZuG, which carries 80 many tourista from "
uatlons to tho lugl-Arth Mountuin RAILWAY y
summer. vas sunk by thu nero weight oF Lex
enormous weight ol the snow which fell uoSa
Il. The binding snow.storm on the Lake Q!
Geneva stopped tho steambont-tIstlc, httsE shs
Cygne had brdn driven upon saud.bank nsn e
Vl!lencuvu. A letter from Luzernu aass: ""a
have such gigantic fall Of snow here " ne11
has been scen 10 curly within the lnsu1of! y
auy living pcrson. It Is three feet deep IN sSs
strerts.h
, 1879-01-25

10 sec him In reference to The conduct Of tho
War. After they hal transacted their general
mar to ts dc doorNc wn. stn,rliu. Min % IN The oht
part Of tho ruuts,,one Of tl'r gentlemen, wt,o
presumed OH mis- acquaintance Will, Mr.. 1.fncoln
to ask particularly searcl,ug questions, atcppc,a
w to him, md In the lowest tone Of voice said
''Atr. Presfdcnt, would ,ike to know whore
Bnrnss,lc's lcet Is gotng." Burnside had Just
saiicd with Gcot, But the destination WA un-
known. "Wcll," said btr. Lincoln, In q low
tone Of voice, "would you very much like 70
now,'' said Mt. Lincoln, "if 1 would tell yo11.
perhaps you would tell some ono else" mo-"
said he. II would not" Then Mr.. Lincoln,
putting no his hand 10 his face. and Al II I'll
whlsptF, said loud enough for all to hear, "Lt'a
1ops to ia ~ .
, 1879-01-25
A Curious C.lse.


About seven months ago Israel Joseph, 4 bo]
12 years OF aye. and s0n OF HRS. Joseph, Who
raslde8 On Eighth strcet, between X and |,
swallowed small shell abUut al, Inch tn dsut.
ter. Vcrr lfttlo notice was taken Of she matter
at the time, as It seemed to Givo him no trouble,
and his mother thought It had passed out ii hi
body. uAb0ut two ulontha, afterwnrd, hoxsfef,
the boy was attacked with violent cough, au4
up tn last Tucsday hc gave every indication Of
going to M carly grave fEnm consumptou.
Tons Of cough medicine were administered 10
him, but tlta did not oasuago tho vtolrnt eoutt.
ing spells to which he was Eullect. On The dli
aforementioned the boy vas at play with :
number Of hIs comrades, when somc,Alnc FL
done which caused him to break out IN hearty
lauRhtor, and this was followed BY ytolsa.
spell Of couRhing, during which the shell ahka
he had swallowed seven mooths befose III
thrown up iuto and out ut bis mouth, Is Eholt
as when 1t had first been taken tuto his thFoat
S!nco that time the boy haa been iInpoElus
kllQU8k entirely we'll.
, 1879-01-25
ROYALTY AT NIAGARA,

Tho Canadian vlcerekat Party ra,.
ThenHctvcs-Flrst Visit to tho 1.,of
stntra-fho Princess Cheers tia s,,d .""sd
Stripes, and
CLIFTON, Ont, Jan. c9.-Thc visit o,,h..
nuFs of Lorne and tho Princess Lou.,c tn S,. "'f
Falls to Rec tic wonderful leo {or,not,on. :
attracted M unwontcd number of yI.itn,. Nv ="
Toronto and Hamilton, and also frnn, r,,,', ,sa
These latter visitors ate evidently morn ,,,.s.
on seeing the vicereRal party t,,an tlr ,c.s..
bnt, though tho Marquis and hrs nor., ,!' ~,
move about freely, they avo!d anything m.s 1s
demonstration. ".ss
Yesterday WAS devoted to seeing the root.u
Of this ever wonderful region, nnl tot,o, II.
distinguished couofe accepted the put1,n.. :,
Mt. David Issues, the proprietor Of The rro,r.s
House, and prepared for Trip on runners
Mr. E. ]. O'Nci1l, Superintendent NJ N. n.
mtn!on police, assisted by several vscl1ans ~ %s
cers, maintained close surveillance =, w.
main Gntruncc Of the hotel during the tnoro,a. ~
and allowed no person to enter e1ccpt Tia n,a
bcrs OF the VlceregAl party. "'lF
Two covered sleiRhs, brought expres,v f,o..
Buffalo were provided Gy slr. 1saays, aai IT. i.
suspension bridge, the Princess thus ayne H. S..
first visit to the soil Of the United Stofss ~ ~
feat 0f crossing the frontier was yerr nn,..,s
aGsnapsslteo, se',nnste, "o"9" qu'te crowd Of peopt
",HHWwssseh HWs H.
Mnss .d ner Moyat ~ Menuess passed Tor the Int
eane, shae uosI u!a s.asa a1aa STRIPES Which VEN
enthusiastic, a,s1 actually chccycI The rmi,.S'
N .ne paisy @ prosGeaeu up sal!t street to Dualo
nnu wv uown puiaalu - I1c slIaGe o. Atl3an
BILE. III % e.eSe 1! nnso tn. view ol the Shg,n
'es H.e rso.n ,heiseg aney Went TO tioas 1hlial
A.! ~ ue S.atwny oa LUNA isiana she s!cttesa
a,xssu <,,t. a % uc icy seps. liz
a.eps WIFE Huiae I'll. atopc.o, unt zig whole patty
"eso ploViaeo With stoat Wa'KtnR-sticks, anl
, 1879-01-25
WOMAN'S SUFFRAGE.

IN Open Letter tn His Excellency the Gov
ernor of tho Btntc of Illinois, nntl this LsEls.
latora Convened In General Assembly.
EVANSTON, ILL.,, Jan. 24.-As the ono fualicn-
abin right of lax.pnying, nativc-born women.
Citizens uf tho United States Ut America is Tint
of pctttion," OH besialf Ut many wo,nen-cit-
zcns uf the State Of Illinois tho earnest request
Is hereby presented tint my and all laws which
deprive the Stats Of tho yolce, .otc, and tudg-
lnent OF womun upon all questions relating to
our public schools nnd educational methods bu
promptly repealed.
Wu make tbIs appea, without hesitation, since
Won have already taken the Initiative steps by
an net which bceune a law July !, 1873. whereby
1t nus enacted "by tho people Of the State Of
Illinois. represented In the General Assembly,
TINT any woman. ,narrlcd or angle, Of tho aoe
VI q ycnrs aud upwards, aud pusscaslng tue
qualifications prescribed for men, shall bc
eligible to any o''lcn under the general
q special svhool lows Of this
en- arc filing acccpt1h'y tile oltlcG Of County
Superintendent. Is 1t not nu anomaly In juris-
prudence that women nru eiigfbu to Offices Of
authority Mu! trust n,hi yet le deprived OF the
right Of aH elccttVe choice Ut rcpreschtatlycsf
Furthermore, such Legislative action would
not bc without precedent III olr nnttouat legfs-
inti0n.- eince, rs yu,l are aware, tho Htutca Ut
New lIaulpahre HInl M1unesota hare, by leglsta-
tlyu cnartillcnt conferred thIs right upon their
wunlcH-ct!zeus.
Wc nuInt with prilo to the record Of women
Surcrlnten'!cnts of 6chools IN our own STATE,
md to national recognition OF wornan's quail
As patriots md defenders Of justice, will you
carneat!Y consider thts question: II the cditea-
tim nnl cnrs Of thu children ID almost cxclu-
s!ys,y delegated to w0.ucn Ia the home and thu
scl.n0l-roOil1, wo.iId 1t hot be safe md Wise to
alluw, this yarted experience to cry4talltz0 Into
helpful methods ind lave for The Slate, The
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certainly must be some connection between the

VCClHIHlT HA6t OG RQkIl6 CQuuGEk1D0 Osb"cGu Luc
buildings.
Commissioner Fitzgerald believed tho resolu-
tton was n litttc premature. lie Thought IL
would be wise to find out first from Tho County
s,, Ra1Ti an.' is Council w,.et''eF they would be
Aid. Phelps asked what tic County Commit
tee wAA appointed for.
This provoked 4 hatf-hour'a discussion a. to
tho powers Of the speclaI Committee.
Commissioner Fitzgerald conien'fcd that the
County COMMITTEES was appointed On account Of
q communication from Egan, sa9tng the city
was nustinR In fts hat Of the arches, and the OBJ
jcct was To meet the Council COMMITTEES In or
der 10 tarInonixc the connections. They were
not instructed 10 do nnythinE e,se.
Commissioner BneIlnR eaht the Committee
wns appointed to consider with the Council
Committee whatever concerned the buildings.
The plans for the rutuDda would be submitted
TO lhc Hoari. which coul1 thruw them out; bslt
he didn't think they would. What tho Com
mtttco Was striving to DO vas to ohtatn such
formation ns would enable IL to 60 before tho
respective todfes md say, "thts is tho conclu.
this be donc.h II tho bodies approved, all right ,
il not, the original plan could be followed.
Conmtssioner Wheeler mntic louR speech,
the burden OF which was that
THE COMMITTEE HAD ExcsGpEp ITS AUTHORITY
ALltEADT.
md was undertaking to do things which It had
no warrant for doing lie wns opposed 10
cutting down the building, because lts appear
anCe would be injured, M! no Tnuney would oe
savcdt ns It wo,,t;t rive rIsc 10 litigation.
Commissioner Stewart objected to the first
clause Ut the resolution, since it made the Com.
mittcc c1presa tile opinion that tic changes
would be better. IIe couldn't tell whether lie
would approve Of them Until he saw What they
were, md heard the REASONS Tor them. II
changes wcrc to he made they ought to be agreed
u pom before the stotu was cut. 1T tho ulAitcr
was rc'crrel 10 the County Board anl the Cum.
SIT, nothing would be ttuno until summer.
Ut obcd:cnce to suggestions, Commissioner
DurlllE mHlltlcd the resolution so that II real
AS It has Iecn suggested 10 this Joint Com.
mtttcc TINT the appearance, ctc.": aud ho niRu
put in preliminary" before plans.
Commissioner Wool said tho Committee
hadn't taken On unauthorized step as to illu
rotundA. There was disposition on both sides
to CONE to conclusion. 10 net In harmony,
n,ul the changes might nll be agreed upon now
without any particular wrnnglIng.. Nothing
had been 1onc 50 far that wis not 10 harmony
with the design for which tllc Committee was
appointed.
Tile resolution, as amended, was then adopt.
cd, and motion to adjourn for one week was
agreed to.
TfIR NOTuNDA.
The Department Of Public Works opened tl,t
following bids for the construction OF the etty'l
| half 0f the proposed r0tHn,la 70 CONNECT tllt
| City-IIall with the County-Builiiug:
, 1879-01-25
Debts Of Now Jersey and i'ennaylvanta
EltltR.

Gov. Mcclellan callcd tho attention Of tic
New Jersey Legislature. the other dsy, sharply
to the euut 1nuus burden OF Indebtedness a&suul.
I'd by Sul.s Ol tllu titIes lu lhGs stale. Niue
cities lave incurred &iebts aulouptIu. to 33a 5,-
0 or olIt-slxlt Of lhctr tutnl valuation Ut taxa
Lu property. Railway. Tor ius,xncc, Aa4 ~
Cured y debt u <afa per sxpi1a. II!esa vttipa
lying aruunt New >fuFk have n.aqu gress IT.
lutls to uttgact papul4siu1I, alil now the sevcrs
taxation. Il driving veepla back to New York
City. where tAr Depreciation u ptuperty and
The opening Of ruuld-translt luaa arc repupul4t-
ity sAc upper eLd Ut ttc !slaud. Gov. Hzst-
Euutt also tuck k!oumJ view Vi tbe ability pt
the PeunsYiYauia cltixs u pay their dsb,s.
, 1879-01-25

A correspondent, writing irom Brussels on
The S0tA VI December to tie purts Prev, relates
the following incident, which Is causing uuch
talk 10 the Belgian Capital:
IAN exsrnoru!uafy event has Just takgu place
here. At No. II III the PtK MArkrt, IN tic n,Ilst
VI uue OF the uost populou4 quarters of tbs
citY. lived dame uamed Pcrdsxel, axed more
than " yeara. EIu1lng hsFseH 10 he 1ayiouslr
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slIcdfoni,
tLtnlort.

An the work can be let eenaratcly. combine
tion Of Mr.* ~ bill Of 8t5,5U (Which toycrs
ent-stonrH .,n1 masonry and Svxton's Iron
bid, 81, 1t,.- - the lowest onc-fe2, ,0G. The
ntcrs are: Mcneil nlltl CInrk + Rafyeu, 229, 200;
a11rt..a 1Sxus W. 1asH IN q ~, na, sst,, I %
$s4 813; TomInson s. Reed anil sexton, 4.4s ~.
l'lIu contract Wus to&AWardcl.
, 1879-01-25
INK, NOT BLOOD.
A Duel on the Shows Of Hum.
botdt Park.
Capt. George Miller and Jealous Sar
loon-Keeper,

s&kA T.. - r.+f.&
mere 40 appeal 10 10" 1of feutess .e OF el'ev'
ahees, real or fancled, Obtains rather than an
appeal 10 arms. But that 1t slumbers still In
the chtvatric hearts Of imported citizens Of Chi
e.. oo @ :, 1o 70 e on
Ing; caot. George Miller Is weliknown
barrlsteE, who is Identified With litigation IN the
a t,o,ittcisn. and tt,c commander of a squadron
a'.a luz eoaa'anus' " a,, ~.
ot hussa3s. Aetee n's 1H'e' 1'e u sa'u !"
% ., ieafless foe mud magnan.mou,s, .',, victor victor.
attention. OF herc,,,can build, impos!uQ pres
",, .ri,, .ra sa T., -. ths. s T.
. ..a 10 BE- no'veTsag "eTs opest p 'A'
D1Rpxn1ctf HERMAN
IL the hcad ftoht nf~s hccr.so1oon ,ocatcf, A.
~. ~. a.a.a -, ssn,s1n. 49,, 1,nsn" .,..o,. 81.
t"s corner ., nanaopn anu Inloh st.ee". hola
less foe y OF "crusaders" fn the cause Of tecto-
tali,u,, He Ia abbreviated In length, breadth,
or,, ,Itcrne.s. and v,,en sccn 1a.t cvcntnv no..
sessed iiet!s Of that sweetness characteristic Of
Capt. Miller. a young lady from Germany,
who tcsldea In Joiiet,-thc rtccn Of Her.
mans partner. who Was sought after in
In. terlo.conic, drama which occur
red yesterday afternoon. She is comely
IN sppca1anse, winning In her Ways. e5-
IuctLbut Al4 A6bEItGN W. 0s ulstlsMl0ht-
| ing. llcrman's love for the frauleln, tho
ffaulen's admiration for the Captain and hts
tnuatache. and the Captains trrcpresaible dispo-
! sttton to twlt Herman yesterday involved those
| gentlemen In I quarrel Which lctl to a fcsurt
| to the "codc," With consequences which,
though heruic, vera happiiy bioollcss- 40
| stated, Dtcderich was Ia love with
the Teutun,c. maid, which she failed to
recIpracate as he could wish. stc didn't cnru
lin ii, ne yss
| Hut he wouldn't sec It, and, though refused ns
suItor, sought every occasion by his wurds allsl
| manners tO assure her Of his devotion. Last
| Thursday night, worn out by his opportunities,
ste accepted bis cscort, and attended the reccp-
| tEon given that evening by Maplrson's
sweet stnRe!s' Iney had not becn
,onR eatannsaea ~ ono Oh re
uotgs Iaycssy Keeos lqr ti1o osenpatlon ot uis.
guSnsu pat.one " ~ oo1s 'oa ne1Hc Ha oeeaao uneasy
"is IT. i rn.ss.s ~ NV H. ,htun ~
hucl9 poaaeased 10 t9atM loF n!s p.legma!lc
soni. lnere was no maslt therc 1or hlm he
pIelerreo the liogle Oh ths p1aHo n ais saloon,
/
, 1879-01-25

The following story about President Liuco1u
WAS receutts repeated BY B!suOp Simpson:
MAS i1tosued one day u.At Committee from
Nsw York. eauDuted u !caaiu. e1sxrua went
, 1879-01-25
THE ClTY-UALL.
Conference Between the City
and County Authors
T. tiles
The Connecting Arches, the Ro-
tuuda, and the Attic
Story.

--
; =.
EupHestions t9 Be Made to the Council
80 n.~,,t,. u,,,d
anu 1ouuty ooa1u'
The Special Committee OF tho County Board
80, ~ 80 ~ Go.,a,,, n,,.,s,es Coras,,,,.a H., 49,
anu ue Ssuhets ouAA"uiE So'nt"'tsse naa A"
other talk yesterday afternoon with reference
to "our respective halves Of that bultd!nE,f as
,.st.s. e.". t..s .s.,,a,, n,~,tnr
n'ss'ons!o ~ o'c"st s""' r..
Hoese. Wood. and Goburt's anu Ahl. fhe!ps Hh'i
Ballard; also Commissioner Chcsbrougi', rep
nsah.,na,. Fa,,,, 49,, T1cavrtaud. Commission
,.,s 1s"sa' ." rI..,.ss.1,, tt, t.,,a.
ere "hee1cs' As"ss' n"u 1''Nss'"'"' ''~ 'A''~'
as lookefa-t'h' -.-,.,-
before being called to otaer tneso was aa ~
formal conrereatton fe9nfun9
TIIE BIDS FOR THE nETuSDA,
which had beer received. autl which The COM
-. ..lor.r. n,o,o.,,, ;, rn.r thc t:nunci1
!niDs""ele popoos" w oee"t 1"e ,'
Committee having opened t1ose Tor tho cts's
haIf In the morning. The Clerk OF the County
Bonr,l was telcphoucd to fetch them over to the
t,ounc, Chamber mi, ,i,,, so hut when he stated
Eoun,l IA'"'.' ~" ~ 90 ~ s,',s .%.','.a
WAL tne boasd naa TUE taat u'os s."." "
opened only At Its sessions, tic commissioners
declared Tint Il yns not wise to assume tic rer
sae..,t,',m tvharo,n,, ~, Cicrr M, ,1,s l,,9s
~. ~" ..,... ; .s..,..1 h.,t, =, ,ha N,,r.h
llto HIS pocAe' Ell" tSa'''peo oaeN " 1'S 1'o''"
sluc.
Commissioner Bu.atug said they had met to
,,,scuss tl,. oucstlou os 10 what Improvement
..,.1, y. w .s,.ss - 49,. ~ ~. hw,l,t,r ,h,,
coutu u' a'aoe' a"y'. !" ee on4k ~. A1es
would be for The joint interest oil the city and
county. II Ind already been pretty generally
auders,oth that the atches werr to be lowered,
h,, ,,,r natcrI.l VIVA ,,Il, unselt,ct,. Asto ,lc
rotnnda, nothing conltl bc dono until TIC mas
were opened. The remaining question was as
ton
MULTIPLICATION OF ruR ATTIC STORY.
.,n,,,h, ~ no,,1,, ,o -, 1,God viii, ,1von,ora
,, ~. IN n,rn.o ~ hnvinr hosi m ,r;11ci
~ n.; -, ~. ,far., ~ ~ H., soinwing. VS. "-1
70 aet' ohe'e" ~ Ao!o"H
Et;9rsa, ~ INC scnaH 9 &c, o. ts nnl S
, 1879-01-25
CANADA.


Lornc-Tho Warehouse Tlurry at Toronto
The lsnnks Of Montreal Dealroua Of Fol.
lowing the spencerlnn flnn of Swallowing
Themselves.
soec'a A4fsafea 70 ne 1stes"e
ni1oAR1 FALLS tcanaaa e,oe), San' Si.-Lon
a"u Aaoy ouau9loRe, .ne utlee uhaes "hica u'o
Ma1au1s g. Lo:he anu ff1neoss Louise registered
uesc' 'eis sa's attetnoo" oy epee'a' IRAN iof "
lava. s'nce tne'E ARRIVAL, on TUESDAY Iast, lucy
uua oeeh on conIlnuas Tramp o' s'sns-see'ng'
aau expressed themselves nlah1 efaunco win
thelr Vis!t' a large crowd lineu the road be-
tween the note! anu the statton, and cneefed
iustiy 40 ouuutideo aha MS WIS steppea on
board the cars. They Will 20 straight through
TO ottaHa. arriving thefo tomorrow morning.
epee'a' D'toa'e' oa 70 tns =, ansa"e
.ososlo' sao. '-.no "a. III ,, ssoeAs hss
QlVcn rise TO several rumors Of failures being
Imminent, bnt 10 only one Instance Is there be-
lfeved to be any foundation for the report, Il
n +od r.. .1ov +,,ot M...,s aolhr,uh f,t.,..
49, y ~ s.,s9.,s ~ s.",asa - w.. sa''e
furs. l'avc suspended. Tho liabilities will prob
sn.rto, 1t.ro,r, IA p. 1..ts,,s.
Mouw.1, I,r a. ~. h.nh. ~ ....ona
T., tnr.,.,,s-a,,o1 ~. .as.,"" .s .,"" ~.
which they have made advances, It being feared
III lii
been tsau,np preat many far which he hpfd no
esa. an.,..,. ~, , III" ~ w. "en .. .s .eau .' ~
ss, ~. A. '.,. 49, ,, o'Ia'nsu -. ."u A.. ~
Yaneea IRON Tue onnka, ID hetd Id custody, IN
The stock market WIS fairly actfye TODAY.
p-5ce, xr,rc .o,nnub., ,-r,.,r,ar ~ s,,,..a,;.
ts.tss 49,. ".s,.N wv '.'H,.,. x.As'.'
PETER tuan Jea1esoa5: competent aotnor1t'es
believe that the banking capital generally 10 too
large, and should be reduced, There are too
mnnv trod4r. h b,.,no,. mi O want ~ nm
Lsn.'.s ss,s..t.. 49, . .'ss ., ~ ~
noe"co "o.a'oe io 'afuo c4iehI' AT tae morn
change to-day, however, An Improved feeling
developed ltse,f, und sanguiue operators assert
thot ~ at,a-s ul, wv, ~. th, 49,, 49,,
An important movement has been in-
augurased here with the object Of obtain.
Ing legislation. which. IT ID behaved. Will nt
lea,t sto,, thc .ho,t ..1ca. Tho Ifon Tr .iyi,av
Finance. .Mlniatcr. has been comforting with some
OF the leading bankers, including SiE Francis
H!ncxs and Mr. Angus, antl there "a prospect
Of legislation VITA tho object OF allowing banks
to buy their own stocks uuder certain clrcuu-
stances 1t 10 eoutcnded that tho aufpluscs at
the dtsposal Of the banks could not be moro
proatably e1ucnded tim IN purchastrr these
st,,L. - ~ snr..ot...a nrrxa. .,s h.e,....
ss"%.s ot AZ nc acp.ec'a.eo nRuses' sna otokets
VIII taas % pfe9ented from running inc Market
up anu down..
sptctol Dt.pascA 10 7zs 3>3kpnf.
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engagements here for February: 7th, annual con-
Union At The Cauadian Institute: 11tb, carnival
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Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1879-06-04

LAW Va
EMAINING IN TIL
III Eureka. New. on
1879. Persons calling for
will please say. Adver
| Ladies'
Boston Mrs 8 @ LIS
GARLIC Teresa ~
Callison Maggie NJ
Drake Mrs May N
Doyle Celia NJ
Fletcher Geo Il;
Foster Mrs Annie II
| Griswold Mrs Frsnk-2Se
| Gardner Miss Norris II
Haland Carrie
Gentlemen
A1lazetta Peter H,
Arrivey Thomas ny
Anderson N W ~
Abadie Frank h
Brown J W ii
Burgess Geo p n
Brooks w f IL
Bryant VIM II
Burns Pat h
Bryant u Ms II
Benson Eugene &c
Becannon VIM Jc
Berck Isaac &c
Bennett e DO
Bacigalupi J-3 M
Boston Suml M
Brady James M
Bryant Chas ~
Billyard James M
Blanchard y b NJ
Becannon Vim nj
Buckley Jno N
Beckerley james NJ
Barry Thos N
Berkland q NJ
Burtz Henry N
Baiilargeon Anthony NJ
Coss NJ l. M'
Cnpran John I. Ai
Cole F ID M
Cullen Harrison NJ
Crowell Morris NJ
| Coleman john N
Cragen John M
Clark Milo NJ
Corse John Nj
Curran Francis III.
Christensen P "
Caprioli Giuseppe y
Carroll D r.
Canonica F n
Clark d C NJ
Clark James X,
Clark Thos @ III
Cornwall Az III
Churc hill Jno ~
Campbell r IL
Campbell James II
Donahue Ed N
Dunn John D HI
Douglas B II IL
Dunuvan Michael h
Dunn Wn-3 h
BOLTON Frank 81
BOLTON Eugene-2 81
Driscoll Cornelius 81
Drake I'm 81
Dalten W A 81
DeWoif Fred-2 s.
Darrah Neil 81
Davis John III
Davis J H 81
Drake d 81
Elwood James 81
Evans James st
Esselbrngge Fred Sa
Edwards W A Sh
Funk L H 81
Francis Thos II Sc
Fuller c L Il
French &c i
Fryer ] T'
Fralick Ed 7
Gross DR. r =.
Gibson Robert V
Godfrey v
Graves W IL V
Gilbert William "
Giles VIM II "
Gale j W
Gallagher Barney "
Ganehan Michael W
Garrison C B W
Garrecht U "
Humphrey y
Foreign
Persons calling for any
please say, Foreign, Ad'
Bienvepue Pierre n
Ross David n
Peers r A
Mcdonald A n
Morrison NJ n
Morrison Alex \
Hamilton Rob't
achiux d c
Dennis Bonner II
italian,
Zanelli Gabrielle L
Nicolo Milici +
Dominica Frsncini =
Crosse Giuseppe g
Conmio de Andrea A
Chinese
Quons Now "
Quong Shing Il
Yet Wah
ReSistcre
Persons calling for regii
personally known to tn
identified by some respon
called for within 20 days.
sent to the Dead Letter {
Giovanni Nanola
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