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The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1879-08-10

New York, Aug. 9.-The recent de-
cision of the Indiana supreme court
sustaining the state law against ticket
scalpers does not establish any princi-
Pile tending to suppress the business
elsewhere. The only question decided
was that the Indiana law was not an
unconstitutional interference with COM
merce.S 1t compels the railroads to re-
deem unused tickets and alternatively
forbids their purchase for speculation.
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1879-08-10
The Boss Oarsmen.

Toronto, Aug. 9.-The .Hanlan club
has been dissolved. Negotiations are
going on for match with Courtney.
Pittsburg, Aug. 9.-In the amateur
sculling race which was unfinished yes
terday, Babbit won the deciding heat,
time 14:21. In the mile professional
race Riley won the deciding heat, time
20:27.
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1879-08-10
A Southern Murder.

New Orleans, August 9.-Anatole
Bosque, a desperate, shot and killed
Captain Joseph Boyle, of the steamer
Heroine, at Vaudeville, last night.
Boyle, after being mortally wounded,
shot Bosque twice, wounding him in
the neck and shoulder. Bosque de-
clared yesterday that he would kill
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1879-08-10
SPORT.
A Novel Swimming Match.


New York, Aug. 9.-Paul Boynton
has accepted the challenge of Captain
Webb, the famous English swimmer, to
swim match for $500 side, Boynton
to use his life suit and paddle, and
Webb to swim naked. The distance is
twenty miles, in still water.
English Athletes After the Ashley Belt.
London, Aug. 9.-Hazael has entered
for the Ashley belt, to be contested for
in New York. The Sporting Life
speaks favorably of three of the athletes
going to the United States, but does
not know what the remainder can do
other than enjoy the excursion.
Go as You Plesse.
st. Louis, aug. 9.-The six days, go
as You please, walking match, (which
has been in progress in st. Georges
hall here for tho past week, terminated
at II O'Clock tonight, with the follow
ing result: Hibbs, 1863 miles; Miller,
359; Costello, 345 miles and II laps;
Speidel, BOZ; Gilch, 295; Cummings,
1870: ReckwOrtb 1874
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1879-08-10

constantly increasing Importance, be-
ing no less than the resistance to the
dreaded phylloxera by means of the
fresh stock OF American plants. South
ern vines are most in demand.
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1879-08-10

-Stor1ca1 Dept; Cheyenne, Wyo.
, 1879-01-22


The bolducss and skill Of professional thieves
Ii their opcras!uns in this city lately is scarcely
without precedent. Following closely upon
the heels OF tic .Goidsmil dIamoud robbery
zones another tEat Is equally a. bold aud was
moro sk!llfuily pcrpetrnted, the victim being
gentleman Of intelligence and refinement,
nud possessed of as much slrcwlncss
as the avcrage Of men. Mr.. J. E. Gill, Of San
Francisco, md formerly Of Santa Barbara, CAL,
where he was connected with tho press, ia thn
victim, having lost s.595, and the thief got oil
sueccssfuI'y Will, The piunder, md so quickly
that it will be difficult to identify him IL
captured. Mr. Gill has hut lately arrived In the
city, anI put up as The Commercial Hotel, In
tending % depart for Kcnosha, Wis.,. to-day,
Convention. 1t was ubout 30 o'clock yestcr-
tlay afternoon, a1r!, just as he Ind reached the
corner of Dearborn md Washington streets.
he slfopcd gu The tca-covcred sidewalk aud
isll. As 10 dill 80, woll-tlresscd young man,
who WIZ close by him, stepped up to aaslsE him.
soussa ' ed a al'' staaed by 'ui the iStT"ai io. ni
turned TO thank the young man, but tho hitter
ar Gill felt ia tho breast pocket OF l,is dress-
coat for his pocketbuok mil found 1t not iJu
had been tobbad, ut,l tho thought flashed
through l!ia mind that the gen.lcmaaly young
lnan who Ind klntly assisted him to Ills feet
was lhe expert plckpueket.
I}c wnlIct bore tllG na.le on the outside OF i.
L. gill, md contained S100 In United States
currcncy, two El0 notes OF the Na1lk of En-
gland, d draft On thu uank OF San Francisco for
sl25,-ln ali s;s>.3,-aad aotno letters a,lI mem
orantlutns. Mr.. Gill cnuEht glimpse only Of
tl,e adgolt thtuf % llu arose from tho
sidewalk, md docs not think ha woll1 be ablo
To tdeulfy him II ha Ia captured. lie reported
the robbery at once Ut tho Central Police Sta
tion, md iutcctives wera dispatched in quest OF
the thet, WHO Ind not been found up to q late
hour last night.
aGr. H!ll has been q peculiarly unfortunate
gentleman. Nut great while a9o ho lost Ills
wfc an two children, n,,tl when IN visit to Ills
father recently tho latter ic!, accidentally, nni
broke an artn. And now the loss Of ali tho
funds ho had with hlnl has added another mis-
1urtuno. liz Ia tnan vino Inns many lrieutis in
sants barbara, Ban Frsneisco, and other places
In Califuruu.
, 1879-01-22
THE COUNTY BUILDING,

The Grand Jury yesterday disposed Of d num-
bcr OF minor cases.
The South Town Collector turned $1.!O0 over
to the Treasurer yesterday il county ordcrs.
Tie County Treasurer announced yesterday
that he would to-day pay alt county orlcrs OF
date of Oct. 81, un1 prior dates, On presenta-
tfon.
The Committee on Public Charities INC, YES
tcrtlay nsui nGrced to recommend tl,nt one plum
bcr uni gaslitter To employed at the lusanr.
Asylum instcad Of two.
The Finance Cntnmlttee yesterday authorized
their Chsirman, Mr.. Stcwart, to have the issue
OF Courttouae bonds printed, and 10 advertise
for proposals for A,eir sale. Bids will 10 ro-
ceived up TO the Both inst.
O'Donnul1 accepts tho meat contract "A
amended, but says be does not know how hts
bontlslnen will feel about It. II they urc over
fund OF Texas bcef, ho should allow them to
Withdraw anl get now nanes.
Ex-ShertH kcrn's final repurs contaIos, among
the hanging of sherry ind Conilelly. The scat
fold cost, etAa.so; rope an.l nntls. fl.o'; neck
tics, $4.b0; and clothing. $4j II appears that
no charge wns made Tor the collins.
Since Il has been found lhat the County
Clerk can comply With The statutes In tho mat
IT, ete as e Fn.aca FL nt " oolr 81
around to sec II hume OF the other heads III d.
pa1tmerts eannos do Inc snsnu thing. An l,,-
tcrvicw Will be held with Recorder Drockway Oh
thu subject to-day.
Commissioner Borse says the statutes uro-
vide for allowing Shertifs upon rytIring fruIn
nfl1cc 3 reasonable compensation for closing up
tlltir business, etc, but he thinks Air. Kcru's
charge Ut sl,OOU for mouth's work fs eaking
an nnuo advantage uf tbs law. His rep,,rt fcil,
Inadvertently, int, the hnInsa Ut tha Finance
Committee Yesterday, aud they seemed 10 agree
with him.
A policeman cune to the marriage liecpsr
window yesterday to mako eomo inquiries Us tu
August Muchlhauscn. lie fund TINT ID tSTl
August had gotten ! license to marry Miss
| Eollls, a,ld In 1873 he got nnothcr 10 marry
Miss Frcdcncu Martin. There would be moth
log otla q suspicious Y tlle Information gained,
to bc living with wifc No. I.
, 1879-01-22
BOARD OF TRADE,


The Directors Of the Board OF Trado met In
regular wooklv session yesterday afternoon.
Asa Dow presided at,d Charles Randolph was
Secretary. Altar the disposal of preliminary
business, the meeting proceeded to consltlcta-
tlon Of the disputed qucstion regarding the In
apcctiotl Of Hour. 1t vii! be remembered tllut
lust week thero was n division OF optntun among
ilour-Jcaters In the city on that question. A
portion OF them insated upon retailing the
doublo-hc4led " system, while osl,crs were
equally ~ tensclous In favor ot having tho
work dono by one Inspector. A number Of
meetings wcrc held, .aid the subject
flually referred to the Board Ut
Trade nlro.tory f., Tor consideration md
thu Board decided In fnvor Of one Inspector,
ind appointed Il. ". Nathbornc to the position.
At tho conclusion Of this bustucas, the following
cniTttttcs were appointed to acrVu during tha
Executive Committee -Mcsass. Dwight, Ash, and
Nogess.
Committee on Finance-C. ". whesle., Nc
ou MeiaSotshiJ J,-Roscrs. Clark, and Adams.
On ltonu.s-Adains. CrosoY, and counssIn,sn.
On Da'ldnssoAsh. Tf;3o and lt1{s1s.
in Provision Inspcction counscl.aan and Dsnx-
ley tho part Of the Duarl; y. \. li.ckcr, @. ".
iIiy9us, and John ltOh,uson on Tho pasi Of deal.
in Flour slnspectson-llooruan and Warren, m
behalf VI its lioard; T.. n. Dl,ssaotp, G,bert
Montague, and Edmund Nortoa, on behalf Of the
trade.
Un Other Observation-Disclosures, French. and
l1c1rlulu.
i}u Rulrs-nrazlcy Trego, and Polk.
On Legal Adyice-Mcle9ry, AeDctmolt, and
uammIl.
On Tran4portation-E. I. WhealeE. Clark. and
Dwight.
On nWaEehnusc*-Csark. Dwight aud Polk.
On Weighin9-E. l. Wheeler, @. ". Wheeler,
And Gr04hY.
I'm Distilled SpIrlta-E. !. Wheeler, French, and
HAmnlil.
Ou Mcteofoloey-Adams, Counselp.au, and
Cfuaoy.
TN Miscellaneous Bustness-C, W, Wheeler,
Tgcgo, and McUsnlott.
, 1879-01-22
CALLAGIIAN.

n...s.a,' a ...'', ', '..'.'. sa'.. '"
Ina' l"oe"'ts'ea a"' lhaca'aose9t'sea lnal-
v'dnnl, John +. CaNaRhan, who came all the
trnuhle. WA called in thu Criminal Can't ve4-
...,.... nr....,o, ~ .n.,x.. ~. =. - ~.
uu"5 a'.etN1pu :" .us"e, wv W w" Ivy
indictments ssaloss MN, ehafking h'm with
haytu2 obtained Go'xls from l. +. Fari,um and
NJ, d. Wells q TO-, III August Last,
hv making fa1sa md frantiuIent rnn.
~. a'''', '., 1op
tesea'a''o"s - ~ -, "nuae!"' "osta ~"
buslntas stanutnR. W. W: O'BFlcu appeared to
defend hin, mud WIS very careful III selecting o
iury. liz went 80 fur iu bix auastlona ia 10 ex-
-. a., ,.u,o,,,htu t,,r.nt, ~ ~.
po'' s.o 4'"e' @"ee =. 'ue a'steso
1afoe' II not 70 str'ke sescra bio" u the Jury
4Y4tGttt anu Wllh0ll attempting TO b< lMuGinR
or To expose The unlcttcred, succeeded lu hav-
Ing the Court rula out about one-fourth Of tho
, 1879-01-22
CRIMINAL,

Johu Walker. alias Btlst[n and two or three
otter names, was exatnlucd On the ei,utxe pt
robbery yesterday before Justice Puote, and
vaa held for trisl In thu upper court. Dartholo,
tncw Lyona ~ the complainant, al., Ii the Young
n.an whom Walker went through tn Harrison
street saloon Sunday.
Before Justice Morrison yesterday tho tot,ow-
ing cascs wete disposed ol: J0hn Msleu, l4lzxie
Me!len, UNI Kate, charged with the larccny vi
two oyereoats and quantity OF aa,,ncl frotn
Lewis stoEe, wurc held for trial In ,ile trminal
Court; Charles Slisch, selling liquor To minor,
held tor trial In tho upper court.
Yesterday afternoon, about 3 O'Clock, airs. U.
covered slca&.thel In her hallway in tho egt
oi carrying oil 35o oyercoat. Size Raya 40
alar1n. .I.d tbs fellow droppcd The coat a,nl ran
down Madison street aud thence on Wool,
where Officers Fstl!s"orth and sanderson over
VI Sam Miller Ut the West Lake street Polico
Station, bus SerGt. llo1uu subsequently idrpii.
l!e.l blu = tLiet namsd James Dyer. Tho
culpFtt Is t0 years Of age.
The wife ana childfvn Of James ]. Taylor
wera found at 123 fsst kuzlr street yesterday
!n very destit4t& condition BY ! charitable
infant but tx9slaYs old, atd twu little Loys
were half;s,sd aud neaIlT s fs.atshcd. Taylor Is
for eight months. He was asrctted M1nday,
uu.l yesterday Justice Morstson hne.l hin tlO0.
vAen lhe story of the dcstitntion Of hls family
Nas told, anl u collection Ut u was taken up III
the courtroom for thss relief.
Charles Smith aud Frederick Wilson WERE ar
rested mad locked up !u The Mulison STREET STA
tion yesterday tor enteftnG onc ui the foons It
The Baltic House, Nos. 81 aud - South Canal
:tsest on the night oi VIZ 14th lust, uni steal.
OF pantaiooaa. They effected an entrance BY
crawling user tninaota. and then pElc4 open
1useaudra"er ~ aud atcuIed the plumber.
, 1879-01-22


Percentage Of reAt rstate and personal prop.
eft5 to2etneEs s++...s.e.......... ..., ...h1 .1ot
Owing to tbs question Of tnu ilegality Of the 20
pet cent added 10 the valuation Of tho personal
propatty III tha Town Of South Chicago by the
cuunty noard. many taxpayers contested their
tux0S, which hau ncutralixtnX effect On thu cul.
lectlon Ia that town, not only 81 to tho actual
caacs involved In huts, but 10 the wh0lc. and 1t
IL saie 10 say but Tor &hat difficulty the c0Icctson
In sald luNn OF uarson4l property would have been
uYgr W psr cent. and tEu aggregate collection ua
pufsonaf prupsrty would hays peen US par cent.
From The aoose tabtc y will be seaa that tue taxes
for tie year 1877 have been col.
lecied Muca closer than was expected, Hnd
but for ths tsoublo caused Dy ths 70 per
cent added 70 the value Of peraonal property in
Suuth Chicago Rboyc fefagsGd tu, the collection
would have occn The best for many ycark A.
Euls. improved real estate pays the taxss. Tie
dea.nqusuctsA ars. 70 tns greatest axtrnt. on uM-
and fotfcEt1fes extended TN lhs tnx.warrants for
lH77 hays NOT baen paid c1osaly NJ was dssErsd,
Ihs property fotfuilad u lhs SlAse being largely
tpxCulnt iYc uu which tho taxes nut lIud, and
Tor which thers are purchasers Ut ttu Tax sale,
tho tax and ueAsltf ID carried forward 10 nuns1-
QueAt tsat'4 t44.waFIEnt uEd aNatn forfeited This
IL owing n,oTe u, the inability VI tho VI auch
prupcrly 70 pay tnan tho inefFectlveheas OF the
NuseuUu law. Most VI the dotnausacieA on psr-
sonal property aru against pers0Ila pu1f 10 pay,
who sdoMld not hass been a1scfscA al MI. II mora
equality Ia tlo asaeasneAt cAn bu attained thrEs
will uo little d!ntclty ~ tue collection Of tbs
taxak.
, 1879-01-22

general broker on The Hoard. a.ul las acted In
TINT capattty for nc 70 some extent"
It was clear that ".1avls 1,tln't feel the least
injunction on Randolph's translation tn the
realms VI bliss would worry "Jnck," nuy way.
And ~, layl,E gotten from him all Tint could
lie gotten, thu reporter called nm
MR.. PORTER HIMSELF,
sat him down bctoro TINT gentleman, md conn
muncd With him for tho space OF about ten
Thcse puts mud calls harc caught me-" said
The operator, with a trncc nf EndHcsa Ia Ills
voice. ~ sold a lot Of calls for nau, "H1,
no use ringing him IN. soil rs many for ,nY.
self. Wheat wns called, ntltt was able to tako
care Of tlle,n. Tn a sudden It Jumped three
ccnte a hushc1. might ha7u savcl myself on
It, hut wAs selling nut 1!Hc of corn at the
time, mud before knew Il wheat was twp cents
hushcl a1nnst Inc IN MY calls. Tut, as far III
my Legitimate l's,silnss Is cN.rerncd,- My conl-
mission huetncss, etc.,-thnt's ali vitet. Pm all
right outsito Of this line Of calls that can't
take rare ui.h
What Is The llnct'
Something over 1oo, 900 bushclsn
And the difference III tile tnnrkct was about
4 cents bltshelfH
"so you arc out nbont 4f,OoO,n
res; about that About 90, 600 bushels Of
TINS class Was Tor customer whom hnvo often
sud As Is'a'ty fur hcfor,. When / went to him,
had no money. Tile balance was for myself. /
1!syc mace lot Of losses here. oil the way from
:U to ei00, and all OF tiIe,n growing out OF The
fact that great mnny different parties hero
hare been trading on promises md Without
morgtns. Taking ideal OH man's word, ,-tllat'a
where 1'yo bccn stuck. tried to nuke u,at up
on this dent, but didn't"
"How nru sou going to get up aeainf't
~ Will pnS overy dollar, outside Of these
calls, ai.i III pay them II can. shall settle
my legitimate bastness first, untl 70 rs far rs
tan OIL tho ba'ancc. As soon as l found /
conduit take care nf the Tine OF what, / went
On Change and notified everybody as quick as
Are The parties satisfied With what YOU did p
"Ilcy arc, md layG confidence ia me, I think !:
and It's only matter OF tlmc with 3ne to settle
up."
As the reporter went of, the opcsator was
bowed over hts books uld eudeavoring 10 mas
ter thu situation.
, 1879-01-22
betl-clntblne. Both men acknowledged tlr:
Thrift n,,tl Informed the officers whero they Ind
Boltt thc rrnrctty

sold the property.
D. 'fancs teary took change Of vcnua from!
Justice Meee3l to Justice roias yrstcrstny. a,,,l
his examination MI the csar9n u perjury was
proceeded wifi, In The afternoon. J0hn W, Far
charged that Ienrs pcrjurcd l.in*rf In case i,
Judge Farwcll's Court, In an affidavit stae!ntse~
that he had paid witness tEc LEGAL fccs. Mr.
TaEue, the Witness rcferreA to, alMt who ketps
saluon on Btato strcct. testified that Lear7 .}td
not tender nor par htuI the fees In tho easo III
Ing.
Charlea Wctcht, Thirteenth placo and Tfroop
street, Was brought bcfnro Justice Murrlsnn
Saturday for allowing, minors to play pool, md
fncl $50 and costs. LIE had tcch cautioned bY
the poltec, but pcr*1sted In violating tue law.
stating tint he didn't care for the police, ti'e
Mayor, or ttr !ustice, lllc buys sll.'uld inlay as
often as dcr pleased." Monday tho Mayer sc,
and tried for selling liq.t'r tHnlinors ronr:cttl,
n.Hi held Ia ic Criminal Court IN $500. Bc!nV
unablc 10 furnish bail, ,hn Nus scnt to tho County
.lail.
Al 1,c!tcr, the notorious crook, again sue.
cecacd In evading tls clutches NJ tie law Tcs.
tcEinv. lie took changes Ut venue from JUS
tire Morrison to Justice Scut'y. and proved nD
nlihi In tic robbery Ease brought against hin1,
atni In which Edward 1ofinsoti, q uraf mute,
wotn he taa beer :1sctlrcd Of holding up ,a.nl
robl'lne, WIS III: prosecuting witntss. Tie
charge. Of czrrvtnR et,ncealel wcapons was
proved, uni Better was tlilel IS. But liz police
arc Holding him tn iurAncu III or1er 10 give tic
clerks In tsulllamid's chance 10 identify 1Ilm as
one uf the diamond thieves.
A man by the naA,o Of Low Anderson, living
At No. a,53 North 1iats.csl street, assaulted
hts wife with club or soma other
weapon last evening alt,ut 5:3U o'clock,
mid inflicted At,cl, severe wounds
IN the back Of her head aud on tue right te.npin
that a physiclun who attended her expressed
k,nlc tlollbts a8 TO her recovery, nu 1t Will he
number Of dnys beforc the result Of t,c iniu-
Fes eau be determined. ~ laat accounts stu
hal bccpn,c very weak from loss Of b1oo1, unl
was l,ing IN uff[ltcat condition. Anderson was
arrested alld locked up In tho Madison Street
Htatfon.
Detectives KcosinR and Shea arrested young
man named Fryd Mayo last evening, Tor an na-
sanlt md robtcry committed Marrlt q, 1877,
since which t,nic, until 1ntu'y, tho ptitbncr has
boct AWAY from tl,c rilY. At the Tins af TIL
crimf Mayo was employed in tho sale stable of
jollh BurNs. on rwcnty.ninth street, anil.
seeing tile latter with quito lnrre
suTl os money. watched fur an OF.
puriunity when Hurts wcnt into stall
10 tnke out horse, null knocked hin, down with
whti1letr6c, mt, while he laia sctsclcsx, took
$31J Nnd a Si0 silver watch trutn Itiu1t ,nl lett
tIr ctY. Ila returned lately, and, hcHrihg Of H.
Burns procured warrant fur luis arrest, ail tho
detectives tcarchcd Tor n,,1 found htn,.
, 1879-01-22
SUBURBAN.
Kh0LKWOQp.

This leo obstruction 10 the wster-works at
Hy.le Park anu Lake has becn removed, but the
pumping at sand Il likely to Tive ~ much
H.. pipes. great quantities reaching a. fur u
Wentworth aveni.r, arl being washed out
through the fire-pluQs. The divers haye been al
wurk hatllnE 0ul thu sallu 1sun the crib with
buckets, but It washed III ultnost - fast ~ tt
could tc sakgn cut. Superintendent Fustcs
thinks ll.at llo will be abto u keep tho pumps
Relng, alsl will not have to shut oil The supply
again.
, 1879-01-22

CatlaEhan coming TO tho store Aug. - 10 huy
Voo*l%. lfo heard CattaThhn say That he hal
10000 In Cnode In hts two stores, and 0wetl
niMnt GOO beside what hs owed Mr.. FArnum
callaghan wat soNcr At the time, hut had been
:'rtnkinu eome, Witness was shown tho fol-
lowing paper. vhIch he recognized a. having
!,een made out by Ms. Farnum snl asgncd by
tic defendant.
cn,cAoo. Aag: e. 1a7s.-stat~r,ens Of Calls.
amounttnR to S1o. GOO. Owes bnt ST, o!l0 bcstdcs
what oweB me. No 1nottsnge on stoek. No monoy
borrowed. .ICAttAa1iAs BRos..
Per ]. F. cAL1AultAN.
On tic strength Of this papar, $500 worth Of
9oo<ls WIS sttupesl TO him that day. aud lew
DAYS later bill OF $lt5 was slhrncl to him.
LII had mover patd for the goods, anil sntsc-
pucntly got nn:cxtensfon Of time. Ca!faEhnn
atterwatd wanted moro Rooda, but Fnrnun.
would tut 1ct him have any unless he Woultl
.ileco,1nt tho outstanding bills, etc.,. whtcl,
Csflae,,an promised to t1u but mover did. Tho
statement had becn hiatlc for lslc purpose of
getting credit. Wltncsa went to VT. ehny's to
inquire atx,1t CallaQhar's credit Aug :, md o'l
ihc strength OF the information received sold
Tllon,as j. Shay testified TINT he knew cal.
tashan. nrtl Ind sold him goods, MIL that
huv. q l,e owcd him nbont 81 COO which was
due, and $500 Which was not due. lic wrnt to
tried to evade him. CalEa0han sall )e was
tctuc rushed hy his creditors, hut II he {shar}
would keep nutrt hu would settle witt, him
more favorahfy than With any one else. Hc eatd
he was go!uR to taxe care q Ca'sga,' mros;
tint i.c Ind tnortcagpd his goods to his wtic.
Aug, ~ Cnlla1t.au hah fnndr a statement to
htu in writing to gain credit, to tais' elect that
hin nsscts wcro *?.G00. and liabilities $2,6oo
Cnllaghan wns soher It tho time, and he haul
ii Tic trial Viii be resumed this morning at 10
o'clock.
, 1879-01-22

was hurried Into. a carriage hired II
othcr tllan that Of the hotel, anil dr,ycn aa:4
TO the Pa'ncc Hotel, where tllcy rcn,aJnca 1aat''
tcw hours, WHEN they left tat cnr1yn u. IN
ub 10 n lnte hour last night had nns ..a' IT!
Tie sudden departure ol The twn fro,n ,,e..ta.4 ~,
win ts accredited to t|,n fac. that j, Mr,sM r NJ
ni.t hts wife, the etster OF lie a., in'H.r::s N
0'Bfion, had arrfvcslat The hotel ,,e f,a,." ";
Josc on Tho previous day, md taken mum s'a
Of a. aoin!nE suite Vt rooms, uni to to'tiI1ss tIs ~
Wednesday by Mrs. Flood and tlau"biissrr bisro91 v
rltnored TINT the claim OF the oI,rcI l.. !! +
upon The cstnte OF the deceased mjil,,!vto'l.r
been settled By tho payment Ut s:sti,tnt tnl les
by Mr. Flood, and that he hns Jtsann..."a'a |" IA
myetcfiously ss he appeared. 'pea'eau
uas nueh E Ra!ncr's cold cream .t.,,
, 1879-01-22
POnTEn's p1sEDICAMENT.

fERlts or PURCHASING fRlVlLx0Es-
There WRs pretty welt authenticated story
in circulation yesterday TINT IN opcrator on
a., H., ~ r,s.1 H., A. ,,.,S'n u"u
fcF. hau ial'eo 70 sett'et anu haa no way OF set
tllng With two OF three parties With whom hs
had dealings In tho cereal line. The paFt Of
ths storv which waa not so wo,t authenticated
th,t thl. r.r,Ic,,,,r ~ r,,,hcr ~ ,I, ho,.,n
~ was ,AA. t"ls pAitsa'at meiaae' ~ "'c ao"i'"S
l>abei "hefo n'ctchahta n1oat Ut conGFcsute
l!ll many WrAthful creditors who Mefu rra4y to
talk. Onn of thu alleged victims was
LACK" sruhusa.
w "ao'n 'oPoAte' eope"'ea ~ tne Soosso VI
the afternoon for bis understanding 0f Nc
trouble.
,n,,.., hi. ,uo,,s., .n' h.a t,rss,, w., nIa
, 1879-01-22

UHQHkEWHE8S VUNCUsssFHLT VI. FVCLf.
'tNA1toSAL HoAx ron UlsABLen taLunrExa
BolDlxps, pAxruk, o.. Jan. u, lB7u.-Dt. u U..
gsr, CAtcaqo: Allss : falY tstnl OF thsss months
in two cascs, seemingly !ucuFable. an glad to say
that the rtsult hus tscu alt that y0u could CLAIM,
aud all tho tnoat sanguine could hope Tor. III.
spectfulIy. II. Y. nruwn. Governor" Dr.. Dun
GERS ol1ce, Rooms 21-..A Palmer House.
, 1879-01-22

THE GREAT POULTRY EXHIBITION
A. No. Us Washington street IL extensively pat
runtzed by the ladies'. who are delighted with
the beautiful fowls and household pets, aud thu
wonderful ieats of the ttaIuel eanarics.