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The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1879-08-07

SAVANNAH has just shipped to Liver
pool the largest cargo Of resin ever ex-
ported from this country. It amounted
to $3.50 barrels, valued at $4,000.
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1879-08-07

HousEKEEpERs prefer G. Gilberts starches.
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1879-08-07

CHEW Jackson's Best Sweet Navy Tobacco.
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1879-08-07

EMERSON'S VOCAL METHOD Gust out)
has novel arrangement of syllables, and other inn
provemens which sensible and useful Please ex-
anime. Price, $1.o0
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1879-08-07
SUMMER SNAKE STORIES.
ATAL SLEEP WITH A RATTLEsNAKE.

FATAL SLEEP WITH RATTLESNAKE.
[Jacksboro (Texas) Cor. st. Louis Globe Democratl
Miss Walker, aged Is, living with her
father, S. G. Walker, eight miles from
here, retired to bed and slept all night
with tremendous rattlesnake, seven
feet long, which crept into the bed.
About daylight Miss Walker turned
upon her pillow, when the snake struck
her in the forehead with his fangs and
instantaneously coiled around her
throat. She screamed and tainted.
The snake was finally killed, but it is
believed Miss Walker cannot live.
New-York tribune., 1879-01-14

ST. ANDREWS, y. b., Jan. 13.-Mrs. Ward
has been aware since the 9th inst that her sentence
would Re cOmmuted To Imprisonment, but she did not
know for what me The sheriff did not feel AT liberty
10 publ.iv it before to-day. Mrs. Wari re-
ccive the Intelligence With thankiulness On hearing
saturday evening The terms Of Communication, she burst
into tear SIZE inaocent had never done
anything 90 cause her TO De sent TO the Pelteptagy
-aefid Pa1l and the Rev. Father Doyle told Dowd
t1- afternoon tBat reurieve would De granted him
IL received rht Intelligence calmly and said thar he
resigned 20 li tate. st an interview this evening
Dow SAID tAtt Ms. vs. ri WAS innocent Of any Ow -
edge - th Geat ~ Ward. and spoke ~ lows: " !
have no Utht. confess 10 make than the one already
ad- ll have -Ivcu clergy liberty to publish nv
S'uf'- 90 made 20 them by Nv ouiy Is mat
i" sympathy oi thr G V,rUu General may be elected
to pardon Ml-. ward. never hJd im roper init
~ ..eh ot the Vulnt c.D. .duY on duty tomorrow.
New-York tribune., 1879-01-14
FILrPE> Or BUSINESS HorsEs.

Cornelius Van Horn. trading under the tirIn
name o. Cornelius Van Horn Co.. dealer iu earn. re
hardware a. No 81 CAa.n )rr-'.. made an assignment
Yesterday 10 Frederick ". E-nh4m. The io4Se VS.
on, ~ the oldest q the trade and formerly Was IT,
gaYdcd as wealthy. but the business ha' gradually D.,
cag,d and ID. -lu'nt = tie result % depreciation
In value and shrnElo 10 stock The stock WIS u-1 t.v
valued at $4,000. Nj Van Horn sail YESTERDAY 'Lat
be- vas unable lo c1ve the habii'ic- uut they would
moi amount 20 oO0 he asse- con-i. of stock and
ortsauGur arcclr'-. Preferences are given % fA'-r
seven cred -ors: Mar.are. NIumo, q. =, ihndy Wet
more. Johanna Van Horn, Nassau Bd.a Merchants -A-
ruaugr National Bank, FREDERICK :. N.A Horn a.I
jan y. T.. N'i-.
Iuo -n,r4 ha- sc,I.I the property or R33-rr- & orr
Brn-.r~.. .rt-.e r,ta trr goods dealers iI L.--
ave. between NirtrcD'h and I- nret'--t-.. 'Ht--
i.,nt- uas.u. eu .ft.r H~si.-l 'a. firm. b.. o'et
.r. -fY.- amounting 20 ~ 't-u -. y I.'
.,rr.d u their store ol November 2ILri fh"t tlu'd
me . amount pI iA- us .raucc &LUtuo. uui tI' iu-
-urs,- ptui..u..z IXet tHr O~- aJ -lutup, aud iLc
u t---r i- 80. pending. Meanwhile tIr creditors hfy"
-.sru or i-IIcat~, the ..Lr uaI ones oHs ~" 'ni-
owing: H. H t'thu s. Co.,. SOL = go; Junu Mills
-.-u-i 81. Thomas Mis-. sI.p-4 o. ". Schroeder -
d.. a -'- f- ga .r~. Reed * Cooley, .a,~Il lJ.
A>.i.gu.,t- fog t.c ocreft ~ creditors were n led
ve-f.ri.y uy Chart q. kiesiIom AID Ado.pu B. Il
-rou tA. J. Is O.. .. kIc..,r"-l. uIcrs. NO - i =
lyarf -f--'I. 81. Jane. !. Nu aud pv Theodore
G-lu1cry to Inward GRIMM, the last assignment giving
preference d.! et.44s IL.
New-York tribune., 1879-01-14
CIVIL NOTES.

An nnusnal habcas corpus is that Of Ma
a Franks who sa,s that her doctor declares that her
lie depenas an her removal from staDton-st 10 Mount
so4, Uospifal and thar ber husband opposes this re-
movtL Jnd1e Barrett granted yesterday VIII OF
Aaueas corpus 10 Dc heard To-Day.
The hearing on the motion on the part OF
the contestant III ne Vanderbilt viii case for an nven
tory of the estate was adjourned Yesterday for week
by the surrogate The hearing the petition Of CoTue
lus j. NanderJIt Tor The removal Of the executors
was adjourned unit. OLc ~ccL from next THURSDAY
An application was made 10 the Supreme
Court IL Brooklyn yesterday for the appointment Of
S.ussioners TO acquire laud for the proposed eXten
sion Of the Prospect Park and Couey Island Railroad
from lis i.aud terminus 10 Coney l. and Point The
application was opposed by the Town of Grayesend and
by private pTUPerty AND the argument was
Adjourned.
The proceeding in the suit for the remnant
The fuuis gwen 10 the EIcse ComInsso before
New-York tribune., 1879-01-14

srPqtuz Co.u-cH UfsEEs-Harrett Nos -. . s.
al ~, l.- 49, -. .-. l3., Is.. lsl ..,, 10" -.
=. I-r !~ .-.. -l3 -4-. 80, -tu 80 tu' -t' '
-.r-rs- li.v pa,ls. %. j.. and Brady and ingalls, IL
N1 -. H. I,- l~u ~ .-7 l-', III. l12 49, 10
I.r III. ID. 100. ItsiA lf3. Il2. ltu -
---prIAL IF4s-LawIruce. J.-uemurfer-No. l3 Law
S@It @ 49, ST. 7.6. - 7s5 ia So 795 7s4 'sJ Ca
80. e3ts..I--ii-pAaf I-6ancAue. los 227o 2,-G $50
= -l-... %, --rl 97.@ 8. 81 So. 80. 200.
-t-1 .-.l .ett. --.5 1913 I-- So =. Ibhu - --',
300. y -. ---- ---S ~ - '' - ~
t- ..5I S-O7 2,53, IT'S. -6a7 2-J! 5ol5 -s'O -oy5
ART III-Iaadon JNos .9'2 1917. : p. 20 to5'
81 .lo. - 9. 800 q 57 u ~ o. -17- 4'oO
-IPFsi.R C0uET-GLNEAAL lsEA-N AL N0Is' "hC s.'1.-
No u; =; H. rru4edstcE. Jyos. 60 SO l3 ss A. 29
~ fs,,f-PAR I-Frceiman J-Nos s.. 80 5o6
.J5 .Nu JoJ. 47'i tD'' -'''
,il PASg P1is.h,...-sFlEE, IEEs-C DAv G. j.. and
,rr~, ar, ana an BIuut Court Opeus a. I''"u - L.
-. = I3 3u 80. I, - ol. b. >74. y 49, o.
LIZ rEis-PIET ~ an lioesen INos s{l AZ. -4
80. ~ az as "a s02 So. l=-2 1915 -I', so -'
90. .srss corsr-raiAL TEIN-PARI iALer q J>ol
f-sg s,l 5fu4 5lij. b. j. IJo 1J4O S'--' ---'
IL 90 .inu"If J-No- 4ll7 3l33 5025, 5't9 4.i5
an teOa 45sg 4l4g llsO 1923. vlJ- 4+t 10. 4-' .
1.si III-Gocpp Nos -Us. 49, lAg- % d. 81 -
-G44 F9Og 5uts .9s. B. '-t to. ~ o. y-sg .-.,
-" 5I,2 S2-8 5e6 .2~f J--, 1&Sf' o-'4 o-'-' o-0'
1884. 5-s5. 0%st, 5@"-' '-'o.
New-York tribune., 1879-01-14

Owen Murphys flight, in anticipation Of licenses, was
az in before Judge Barrett yesterday but merely for
the submission of briefs. Two new counsel appeared
representing number Of claimants, ard their briefs
were taken bv Jddge Barrett with those Of the council
who appeared last week.
Francis MCkenna and John McKenna, two
brothers. who had had quarrel with William B. Wlt-e
and bis brother Jointly indicted for the murder Of
William b. Wtse As reported at the time. wiltse with
. brother, WAS. on September q. ISIS. passing the
Mckernss' store No. lis Nuberrv-st. when IN SOM
way quarrel arose II is claimed by Tie defence that
william pushed MS bro her against u r. "a Few
moments crowd wac gathered. and iu the excitement
William r. Wlltse was suOt. and died Ort0Hcr g. l-7-
lhc brothers OCmaLdcd separate tra.s, and francis
MckenIa was tried first. The evidence Yesterday was
almost entire a. to matters conceded bYtn sider
ana tie further trial was aG JCrued today Jy Julrc
COwiug.
New-York tribune., 1879-01-14
nlsPIrE OVER A THEATRE LEASE.

The ease of the Gilsey estate against
Ncssrs Fi-ke & Iarkus lcssces Of the Fifth Avenue
Theatre, OF rent was called Yesterday oy
Tus,,ce Campbell, Of the Sixth District Ponce Court
Jo-er c bookkeeper and general agent OF Ga.
C-rv executors tcsihcd that the lease Was Cor one
wear an was dated June 3, 1873. The rent was $50
COO vear - 500 required on tie execution oI 'i
ralprs. Thirry-sIX weekly payments "i sou enc
+or rent la advance we're 10 be- made, be-iu u- Win
~-ptt Der - AT the expiration ot tue lease 5000 W
90 Ac paid. making the total a.Ao-nJ Co 9"','"V -
i,cslbet 10 action 10 dspJssess the lcssees o. Il.
FRO lcrtN Was nr-.n 80,
Henry GI,ey aud W u. Ncwsch2tpr thcn fe3'lt 10
regard 10 n4 demands made upon the deirhoaut- ~.
fa amount u arrears. stephen II>Lr sihru iLa. DIS
standing OF t-r ica-a was that TIE NNWrhI "i
300 90 cover the summer months was 70 r's ,L' H
however. claimed Hu behalf Oi th" fd.htH7 iud' 'L'
l-r cons frucfou Of tine terms required tur aE mems
10 e made ia ad dnce. Jusuce Campbell toDk Tie pa
New-York tribune., 1879-01-14
THE COURTS.
DANIEL BERRIAN'S HABITS.
,,vr1y TESTIMONY ABOUT TIE VAGAkIEs OF

,1vr1y TESTIMONY ABOUT TIE NAGAkIEs OF
WEALTHY MAN.
Tho contest of the will of Daniel Berran,
~, wealthy hrushmaker and former business associate
otv,liau, NJ Tweed, was continued before surrogate
iro Yesterday. The contest Is made by the esa'or
hutro rarticllarly because of bequests OF tV'VVo'
~, 1oscpblue : eelc Of staten Island, ana her TWO
sauehters Mrs steele was present IN coufl SeS''i'
To dorchters Of the dccedent who were. also present
- ,l,sd IA sneers several times When testimony was
,,,ep which they thought reflected upon Mrs steele
u- Ui-.la., NJ Pratt a New-York physician, tesuueu
fr c contestants to the effects OF Berr'aus intrInper
a. habits, II, sad that 1 tie last months OF us ''
wien Ac saw him ne was hrns from chrome @,o''
isIn whice seriously affected his MIND , cara
DAVID Miller who was rather prominent ssNsra ~
ago a. = politician OF he Tenth ward ltst,u
was acquainted with the teealor or man. 1 fDa
ia drdu and vas with him every day of May aIu
1871. during which time the Will was HI',v L. ,, he
~ sand was intONcJttd every daI OF the w ~ D
ON Iuue ne Was With Beruan at Mrs steele = on St'e
Island She told aim tat BerrIan as Cr|! @ ana % nSo
np from staten Island together. l]ter IN ne
day he met at me G.@o@ eo,, ~ snccr,y
hi m to colorado He had made Will that morning, He
sal and ne mad only - n money W'n "a N5m m, "a moss S19
- tne iourueS go Colorado BeITan had very lte b"s
ee except half-a-dozeu bottles Of rum wn'ch he aud
the witness drank up and oc-lIeS Ley drank "Iele
tbry stopped -tatuLS loug enough 10 60 so cl an
d. ana m times ne was violent lie tod the Wit
Urs, tlat he gong 10 marry Ms HaIduet OF staten
Island the mother oi MIS- Stce't IAt wines ''v'i
tUat she already had husband. ION, well A~ an
svrrt he's miserable irllOW. Idl> 'r~illh1iF
auu,aI I'd particularly to aWuse tine contestants Ihc
y, tur,s sand he with Borrlan at tuc II Jh'
Hotel the time Of tlc death OF Mr. Dcza "li Wh'A
Ire ,~aiO hdd Lived. Bcrrdn wanted TO Ert pstu to
kl hu-c Z, and tried 70 jump out OF winho" OF tLe
motel.
ON crosse Examination Miller was asked: How oittu
have YOU been intoxicated during the past yelt
"lou'Il have 10 ask somebody else. can't s;F,' ne
answered lie frequently drank more tHdn G&.l-1-
Ooz,n slis OF liquor dAy VITA borron lAcF cit %
l.t UHl,pv together lie, himself, drank whenever ice
felt NE l" Miller explained that tn- VISIT 20 ora''
VS. miu properly WACn Wa eoi, 20 Der
r.tu the ucpLeW of tue wiLv-a. lis own bua lc7H
Wrs Whatever bc cou.d get TO do IAe case "iI oe
continued TINS morning.
New-York tribune., 1879-01-14
11.srIcE TENPERED WIN CHARITY.

Temuel Owens, a young married man having
av.oud AK Chi lrcu living ID one roomat No. III East
N.n.t.etlst has had no money and DO WORK for some
tue on sunday 1e and hs family over
,car.v FIRE Toward dark the hungry children cried
theln-eves 10 sleep Yesterday Owens went out deer
mined -o Obtain food end his own eHl-trn-t ="
W. r.f-r.ng tire grocery OF Jonu q. ODouurL af NJ"
-- sc ud-ave, 10 solicit charity |hen Dag or Ho"
s-rrs ..., Ms; his arm In moment owen, seized 'ae
N1llr and r. If with IT, Officer -dltcry oycipoA HiH
before ne usu gone block. lie Wa, v'arn ni'Ic Ju-
f,e buFr On hearing the prisoners story Nit % Don
ne wfGdr.w his complaint Judge DUN ther dTt 't"C
Mr. G'Duneu 70 furnish owens with baE OF Hour aii
-,yy o-h.r tlt.-s and TO send the b 10 ann. ODon-
nj. ,a.l be would accept pay, and owens Was tAen
D. .-.. . -f4I
New-York tribune., 1879-01-14
XLVTH CONGRESS--IlID SESSION
REGULAR REPORT OF PROCEEDINGS.

REGULAR REPORT OF PROCEEDINGS.
A LITTLE BUSINESS TRANSACTED N TIE SENATE,
But TIE HOUSE DOES NOmNG-THE FUNERAL
or Mr. sCILEiCHEE.
SENATE. .WAsUINGT0N, Jan. 13, 1879.
The Chaplain OF the Senate in his opening
prayer to-day aliuded the death OF Representative
scneichcr. Of Texas.
message was received from the House announcing
the death u Nr schecher ard the passage OF rcsou-
ton BY tat body providing FOR the appointment ~
committee OF eich. members of the House and th'e-
mcber- OF the senate for the funeral ana
accompany the remains to Texas.
Mr.. COKE Dem, Tex submitted resolution "e-
caring that the senate had heard win deep sensby
the aunOdrcemcnt 4 the deasn Of Mr scale icn't '
arpontmcnt oi committee TO arrange for tn. funeral
The vICE-PRFsIDENT arpo' 'ntad as TIE comm &c" IN
the part of he e-na,e NJ Coke tDrn.' ,X' M b''
Tlt VICE-PEEsIDE,,r 'sid p-;1ic thc senate varo's
COMMUNICATIONS from the secretary of WL c7Ci"-'i
reports u regard 10 the surveys vest o. tD. '.-,''
-irp River. cert .haI-es propos by ne y -"-.,
Ac.ocMy e.. science, t4c lupro. ,ifcAJ7 oi -
tH. Ni--.---pr Rive uv tho to.-; >ury. s. art a %
.etcr rom Colonel George ". Gr.y, comin n'Lt '',
253 - aa1 80 5l the DII recently report ilr he
Iv..-.ui1itiou I'D o., Amy AL Il which W. "i'
ras tlslrREISr .o Iaa se.gFe % i, ig s.aa.f se ,
auutt! report of Professor =. r. ba IL IN''' -'''
fI.l tnu,ui,. ...o!-r. q. drrrd printed
A ,e,o.i,iou n .ir aNIIOSl Rep, r ~ 70 pint
5000 extra tope "~s referred 10 iht commute -
-5aaI, petitions w.rc presented on yaroa' Par'' Of
,fT...v. tHe uli-p .,-any Ia" oi i7G- E.i'fi'H ''
tnD ;,u.r..tj-. ou tlr Judiciary,
Mr. WiIuEEs uJeu.. Val presented q .c'tlnu ''
citizens 90 -..'-",.'' a. ~ '''''- 'i' "
Ai.r@. uunl' o. ct p-''.al' were pr"seA.rt '.' '.t
me s-ace of 80. b.! -s'l,ne air'.,s o. -..'' i i
oi w-',' w,ic LJ ol ... table lie " '''' ''-- "'''
.r- -rr,C'Ie l.~0 A.r' -r..an-st. p.;'i,.. .f '.
NIi.it. I-Aus ,o-;e' a. .'ioL -.r ezra 'i' .''
New-York tribune., 1879-01-14
prrrsIVG 4 GHA-ILY KEQUTsT

Judge Barrett, in Supreme CoWt-Chambers,
Ia GEN ed the agpIcation o. the United states Nr'"
CO... t.r a mandarin, u the Commissioners of Char
i,..ori Correction The college ASKED that 70 ot al
lowed he same privilege, as other college, in obtal!n-
from the Commissioners subjects for d4a'ccnln lh.S
WAS resisted ou the ground t.dt me co e htl I.t m w
one OF the steps essential % S iuH fe'oSHo ~
amtdlcai college Judge Barrett ~ deuy.LS me IAO4oD
l.e, entirely by TINS question: and holds tA't il j.
C..r~.t.ory matter WITH trc Commissioners he sHf
"Iusr f. nothing mandatory in the "rii DO was Per'
sy- merely I. Is lawful 10 furnish sucA rNJrc'e A"
IN. IN r.c.iye them. But the 10 uliurr N''
80 ofleiwl l-e u would only De necessary 10 NE ctI A
unaer thls general act 10 en-ltle any h'e OF nine
le.sous 10 receive rema OI purposes VI dsstcIo-
New-York tribune., 1879-01-14
PETER COOPER SUED FOR LIBEL

The second trial of the suit Of Wallace J..
Groom against Peter Cooper 10 recover @1OO"O -"F
a. eyed bel begun yesterday before Judge II4tl
ig tie Circuit Court, Brook vi. on The fist Trial. last
SIMMER, the Jury disagreed. The alleged libel was
contained in "a letter written by Mr tooVor o." plain
III carly in 1877. charging nm with having broken Lis
promises made during tuc political ca-fdEl o' i. .N'
When Mr. Cooper vas the 0rerAback caa-.! .!dtf i.G
President he empo cd NJ. Groom 10 t'f'' 'loU'e hl-
.gke--. etc. aud paid MIN several Thousand dollars
therefor and III tins etteI lie accused NJ Groom OF
having sold the tickets and other documents Tor waste
U.uer and OF exhibiting pad fdtu ~ other rtSpt' =
several manifold copies " this letter were cicuHtO'
uv wnicu Mr. Groom claims that le Ues srrai man d
" " Goodrich appeared lOr tne pailtIh, an JoAu l.
p.r-op. FOR the defendant. Nj Cooper was IN the
c0lrt-room The case viii propaoly occupy styera.
New-York tribune., 1879-01-14
R1-vorED CHARGES OF CONSPIRACY.

The Erie-DTlngcr sulJ Is NOW DONG CON
siderel by tie Grand Jury Fdssaic County III new
form. The Lie Railway Company brought salt against
e,pond DrIncer junkmdn a Patersont 10 recover tAe
ysuc OF irau which, il claimed, he had te'rauied
rr,.y Win a number ~ the cmpoye, of the road. Tn
order 10 raise The money necessary 20 drl'hl Al-7
Nj Drinser borrowed $1,000 oI the tli-{ Nd'tLa
1-rF o.. Paterson his notes b.iu- M.or .d nv ~amu ]
l.pe wealthy resident of Paterson, - whom ne -te
a ,ua.ts mo. igage upon sJoCa OF lruu 4Ac New"
Jersey Court OF Errors and Appeals recently decided
rl.t Ill cOmpanvs ciam should be pdd ul-t Nj I'p',
M II.iu...r and oiherS have been before TIE Fr nd
J.rv tr P0pe charges some Of the officers o. the 4r.r
IiNaS Company " % cons piracy e. ccIrIve Au Oh MS
Ies!. Nights under the chAt'c. Holt-aGe
New-York tribune., 1879-01-14
prr,nrxc TO AZ INDICTMENT.

The hearing in the case Of the indicted Off
c ~ the Brooklvn Board OF CI'y W"rks had yes
terdav before Judge Pratt the Circuit Court Bro0Au
Tie counsel for Commissioners F.dhe'ty ana Bennett
entered plea OF not guilty 10 the INDICTMENTS but on
TIE part Of -uperuteldcnt Dady anu fuNttpr hi.S T.
A. rr~rer vas e9tprcc Ex-Juage Troy Conteudcd mat
the rtll.nt was too general IN lis chtrtr 'I n Ns
t.',e,lyc lie said tuat lt dd not set i.ith iu.iV e
t.c means by Vhich tAc conspiracy was tHCtttu' '.u
@ .a,ra Tr,cy VINO is associated with TIE ID strict
Attorney ID tr pros cation replied that tne Law dIono6
ID44 r. that The details. the rouIuc ~ zen 'uo o.n mo-
fri,l " sDrrf Was uaid out should DE described I'D
an Indictment. Judge Pratt reserved MS decision uNlll
tomorrow.
New-York tribune., 1879-01-14
.rrFroSFE..ED DEFAULTER.

GTorcrsTrE, Mass, Jan. 12.-TO escape in
v.!-at!on Of hs accounts b, the Mayor Francis Ben
p. the treasurer of hs CITY. ha- conie-sed 10 deia
oation of - tJ0. Bennett has held Office for many
,.'''rs ana mas long been leading citizen.
New-York tribune., 1879-01-14
TllllBlR Mill PilPlHIY Public SlLI
kEy-ToSE T'o,itSE W0OiLEN HILLS,

-Four story RTcS and -u." tilGiHg 7JA'3 WIN t"o
,,o.r one attachment: lot louA-.o. .. .... 49,
Brick and ''-"' WIN l"O
ol, -Jor, BrlrA ulruis. 32x35 al turi3 , -,
Ir.ch Ndfchol-' - Win sIhiA. D"e-
lrE ana stable iof of both being I'WNir
o. street runs Through D'ta these properties =.
interest III -4rrc-stury Carpenter Nh'p lo
rl-ltuf.'f. ., --... ,.
annie water each ~ The mills. which contain i0ur
sr. "a cards with opu- cr, all good running orde'
TIE property WI nt 4rL dii sol" N,,A OF "4'Ao-' NC
mach merry fOr fuller Cr-,rplau Apply 20
H3EIGN TIAN-LNII. N-w y. .G-t'i.
RICHARD 'AuBt- El. 81 Chestnut ~, Fi'l1Ct4phla'
u. T. EANCI.D IT. IS Franlhu- T., Ne~-iorS No.
N-v BRIGHTON t- ou ne Beaver aver. - miles rom fl.,
nrrr 1u ti- r F.. W & and T. & T. L. r., aud - the
centre 0f a population of about l5,hO'
New-York tribune., 1879-01-14
rr,r1rc noyxrR,s TEHyrornrcArIoNs.

William r. Gould y Co., IN October, ISL
pledged with John Bonner & Co., as secuIl'y Tor
10000. eight hundred s0arcs Of Chicago and Alton
I.lIroad stock This stock with quantity Of other
securities Bonner ana Co. rcpiedEed 10 tHe CeA'ia.
Trust Company for 100000 Atter Bonner q
a. T. failure. could & Co. TOOK uD .JJ sLdi -.
d, 500 ObO and the Trust Company sold
ter oiop- of the securities =" as 20 paj tDnStN'-'
aud .ye surplus - 5J-S 80. and SIN retain F"'ol
lr Wabash Railroad Coz pauy bonds ana -"E' ',-' ],
-. d. -reUrsrl.- Could & Co., Brought -u.t o. compel
AID. cf ssa retained securities so tAii al .j4' c
,.I0r. or tr l,s,e, .Ll - Pee mad. Ji-, va NoI l.
n -l-rp. Court ccia Term, Ao t- tAai jhis demand
4 -..... s... and -iN.s Iud .,uclt utcorG-l-t.
New-York tribune., 1879-01-14

Icctnrer, addressing a mechanics lnsu-
me couteuded that" Art could not hprove NttVIe'
, lu.r, - - thr audience ret The whole assembly IN
~ Sn, nv c1eialmlng Low would you LOOK "!thodt
W!cr
New-York tribune., 1879-01-14
THE WARD MURDER.

fourteen men have been indicted for the murder OF
Judge BurneIt, and four ior tne murder Of Freeman
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r1nnrrrN lNnIcTMENrs ZOE MUKDER.

LOUISVILLE, ny. Jan. ia dispatch to
7,< Courier Journal from Frankfort tonight sa!l
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Elusicdl Juslrumenls.

4 DUMAHAUT, late ). Y. BALL & CO.,
"A. No. 25 EAST l4THsr
clcsorins. stenway ana other Pianos aai orgaa, az
for c.sa W IastAlmeats AID for renL
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HotGls.

DFLAVAN HOUSE Albany, y y.
Jeg INFORM the pl1Lc pf further I'D 1ctpn N
orrates 20 - o. IS a.d p Jo p-r According coa
OF roOn. tHAtLtS T. LELAND CO.
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Countrn prouerIn 10 tst.

ITORANGF. .N.J-NeighborhOOd speciality
n several deslrth- furnished and unUrnisAed residences
for rent, winter year also fgr sa = !oH p.e' 'y
terms EDWARD =. HAMILION, 80 Pine It y i.
FURNISHED HOUSE 10 LkI-At Madison,
+ - ro1n. near ,lenot rcn, very low. Apply 20 j.
4. " LBB. los Pearl At. New y ork
rEO RENT-FuInished-L Cottage III
/ Pelham Manor near Nen York Cty very Iay1taple a
terms rue chance young couple Address D. J. OAf'
sos. 2JZ Broadway.
ITO RENT, on favorable terms, , /.
1 STfPIIEN : HOTEL Che,inut-st- Philadelphia. l20
r.r r.nd ng office parlur- dnin rooms, read
ingr4om barrOIm. barber shop laundry IN D"et ahG
r,f. steam heaters cooking apparatus Ice mousse
sni oher cOIveurnces. Address WALN, LEANING & CO..
lg3 Chestuut-st. Philadelphia.
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Cltn propertn % fet.

V,WO-STORY HOUSE TO LET or LEASE.
. Eas, lJ.st Inquire al lUJ LAST 18th ST. near i'l
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Real gstate TO gftban9e.


TOR SALE or EXCHANGE, on easy terms
trfory bud.ns and fifty years leases OF three
I.t. au Aust near lOIhaye. JAMES CoSDIE 22dst
aid 9TH ave.
STexYor. CIV lots; ute. perfect Addrsn z. Tribune
JviOsp Unce 10 Broadway.
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Glinations Oanteb--females

4 RESPECTABLE, sober wOman-WOuld
clean and take charge OF Offices any work by the
week highest references. Address Mrs. BOWEN, l29