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The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1879-11-22
Dissolution Notice.

NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN THAT THE
N firm of L. Woldenberg l. Co., doing busi-
ness in groceries. etc., in Phoebe and Bullion
Vile, is this day dissolved by mutual consent.
L. Woldenberg will settle all the business OF
the late firm, collect all outstanding indebted
ness and settle all debts Of the firm.
L. WOLDENBERG.
seoe.a .aDd NJ ARMER.
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SheriR's Sale.

DY VIRTUE OF AN EXECUTION ISSUED
ID out of the Sixth Judicial District Court,
in and for the County of Lincoln. State Of Ne
vsda, and to me directed and delivered, for
Judgment rendered in said Court on the 10th
day of September, A. d. 1879, in favor Of r.
wallbaum and against W. NJ. Shipley for the
sum Of tifty-seven hundred and eiehty-hve
tS6,7s5) dollars, debt together with one hun.
dred and seven 251O0 tlo7 2b-160) dollars, tax
costs, and oil accruing costs and interest, have
levied on the following property, to wit:
Six hundred and seventy-fve (675) head OF
cattle and two sorrel horses.
Notice is hereby given that on
Friday, the Goth day of September,
A. D. 1879, at the hour of 10 o'clock m. Of that
day. will sell all the right, title and interest
Of said W. M. Shipley in and to the above de.
scribed property, at Wallbaums ranch, in Pah.
ranagat Valley, about twenty-five miles from
Hiko, at public auction. for cash in hand, to the
highest and best bidder, to satisfy said sxecu.
tion and all costs.
WI. MCKEE,
Sheriff Of Lincoln County,
GEORGE T. GoEMAN,
se20.lt Deputy Sheriff.
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Thanksgiving Proclamation.

FOLLOWING THE CUSTOM OF OUR FORE
I FATHERS and in grateful recognition OF
the blessings Of peace, health and general busi-
ness prosperity vouchsafed to and enjoyed by
the people of this State during the year now
nearly ended, 1 hereby designate Thursday, the
9th day OF November, A. D. 1879, as day OF
thanksgiving and prayer; and do earnestly
recommend to my fellow citizens that, with
heartfelt and cordial unity, on that day, we
render homage and thanks to the Almighty
Ruler for his many mercies.
In testimony whereof have hereunto set my
hand, and caused the Gre at Seal Of the State to
be affixed.
Done at Carson City, Nevada. this Sth day Of
November, A. D. 1879.
JOHN n. KINKEAD.
Governor Of Nevada.
BY the Governor,
JASPER BABcocK,
Secretary Of State. nolo.td
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Co-partnership Notice.

r HAVE THIS DAY ASSOCIATED WITH ME,
i as my partner in the Stationery and Tobacco
business in Phoebe, George T. Gormsn, and the
firm name will hereafter be known as W. P.
Goodman & Co.
W. P. GOODMAN.
Phoebe, New, October II, 1879. o1ssOd
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POsTPONEMENT
The day of sale of the delinquent stock Of the
above n4msd company is hereby postponed un.
til Wednesday, the Twenty-ninth day Of
October, 1879.
Ry order of the Board of Directors.
o25td W. l.. ELLIOTT, Secretary.
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Eugene, before she saw Louis Napol.
con, dreamed that he was to become
ruler Of France. and laid plan to release
him from the prison of Ham.
The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1879-11-22
Annual Meeting.

OFFICE OF HILLSIDE MILL AND MINING
" Company, $3.50 Pine street, Room 2s, San
Francisco, November 7th, 1879. The Annual
Meeting Of the Stockholders of the above named
company will he held at the Office of the COM
pany, Room %, No. $50 Pine street, San Fran
cisco, California, on Thursday, the twentieth
day Of November, 1879, at P. NJ. Of said day, for
the election of Trustees to serve for the ensuing
year, and for the transaction Of such other bust
ness as may be presented. Transfer books
closed November 18th, at SPIN.
nol5td F. .FRANKENTHAL, Secretary.
The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1879-11-22

ALL quiet on the Meadow Valley
Wash-the home base-Panaca Saloon
receiving constant supply of very bes,
ardent spirits, Anheuser (St. Louls)
Bottled Beer and elegant Cigars-"Psy
as you go"-only one price! one bit!
No 1000 Main St,
New Cranberriss at Poujade's.
New Cranberries at Poujade's.
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A ND ALL KIND OF FANCY AND PLAIN
IA Job Printing done In frst-class style sand
at tshort notice..
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raE PECORD

( : aeliyered In PiocEe and Bullionville at 81
rsnts per weeK payable to the Carriers.
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Delinquent Sale Notice.

Raymond d Ely Mining Company
Location OF principal place Of business, San
Francisco, California Location Of works,
Phoebe, Nevada. Notice--There are delinquent
upon the following described stock, on account
of assessment mo- 12) levied on the 18th day Of
August, 1879. the several amounts set opposite
the names of the respective shareholders, as
follows
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. ii persons havins business with this office are
requested to address the RECORD PubLIsaiNo
, 1879-08-15

.tstp D71fans {feaHane.
Tic Clty-ffa!l was enliyened on Wednesday
morning mornns by III, ysit from Mr. Gaines. who
The administration regard her Ia The same light
as elndhnd did the Old S1an Of the Sen, and Ger
tafuly s!lc refuses to be shaken of. It seems
TINT whcn engaged in tlie intellectual pastlno
0t rcAdlng tile morning FicaHunt. she cana
across tic statement Of the condition Of the
clty'a 1nances, wherein It IL announced there IL
now batnnce In tho cxcheoutf OF so.ne s3l7,.
DW.Sa. After roalizing tic full Importance Of
thr discovery, she set out in hot haste to inter.
view The custodluns. Of the funds ia question.
She impressed upon them the sacrcdncss Of her
claims agntnst tic city, aud pleaded for an th-
mediate settlement OF the sainc. She thought
that the city might hlnd over the *ot7, COO on
fat1c.e ct its desired effect from rlrtoty Of
causes, the principal ono being that tile amount
OIL Eh,d has already been appropriated to other
uses In the yearly budget.
, 1879-08-15
What tho Wleksti Ex-Khodtvn Did.


Ho iasucd derrer, htrictlY rarr!ed out By tho
Governors Ut tho various Froyiuces, fosnIitiIng
thu sale Ut rorn Of any klnl cxrupt to thu Gov.
ernmrnt. Tile UoYernment ostensibly bought
up nl1 the harvest, aua gayo tlto unfortunate
gruwer bons of aifty plastrca tut thc arttt6 {thG
market ustce bc!nE ninotY to q hundred
ptastvca), but cyun that wretchea hull ot ltu
yaluo III Its goods the Egyptian pcnsant
was rubbed Of, for tllu Government U U IL
~ much waste paper: not !lunkey buy i1 Cairo
would give u para for It. Having COLLECTED, ur
rather robbtd fAu pOpul stion Of about SUU, wv
art!t1s OF curu, which they dsDose1 OF for about
an equal number of EuunAs sterling, the toy
erniuent were euablcd to satlafy The clainls of
tbs bankers, wAo had already Ibid hands on
fur ytce.rcQul steauess,--notablY tbs lux
urlous yacht hlarnsa. III which iAlnatl departed
fur Naples. Thu transaction Is all the moro
reprcbenst0la when It H. remembered thnt tho
kheaiyo has larKe sunt-soInu AtY III 0UQ, 0o0-.
lodged I'll London bank4 aud a!snw hcrp,, Tho
aalnv paper Ir6u, which NC taka thls stRtrins cut
also yoileEcs for thu following illustration OF
IsnaIls wicked waYa: IA week before Ills du.
position hu cndeuYUred to raise EG00, ,00 on tho
diamonds Of tbs secuid wills. Tho negotiations
callapaed. owing, 1t IL sa!d. to iie mutual suspl
cion Of tho p&sties concerned. 0r, suoro deduite-
ly. bccausu thu accommodating nnatlc!ers doubt
ed ttu gcnuneness Of soEne Vi the stoues offered
rs security" This IL, tnderd, a. Mrs. Malaprop
would say, an alleg0ry OH tlie Ganks VI tAa Nilu
with VepRteuc6.
, 1879-08-15
Their First National Tournament
Brought to Successful
Close.
Mr. Thompson and Hrs. spalding-
Brown Winners Of tho Ma
tlonal Medals.
Some Fine Team Shooting, with
Indiana Again In Front.
Full Scores Of tho shooting--Preaentatior
Of Prizes, Etc.
Shooting Off OF Two and a Con-
ISOLATION Handicap by
Ladies',

Tire National Archery tournament was brought
TO = successful close yesterday alter.loon, the
laat days sport being witnessed BY Quite large
audience. Tie first thing OH tho programme
was tic conclusion Of the shoot fpr National
Afcda!s, tho gentlemen shooting n arruws At
100 yards, and the tatlcs 10 urrows at 10 snrls.
AZ predicted III yesterdays TRtnuNR,
rllk WINNERS or THE ptNsT rn1zEs
wero hir. ". II. Thompson, Of CrawfordsrilIe,
Ind, aud Airs. BpaldlnE.ljrown, OF Hastings,
sIIch. Thu victory Of Mr. Thompton had bcen
forcgone conclusion ercr Blnce the first jaY Of
tho tournament, hut tint Of Mrs. Browu was
won only BY the hardest kind OF shooting md a
display Of nerve not equa[cd during the tourna-
n,cnt. she defeated Mrs. Lee. her moat DAN
gcrous adversary, By a large majority, anu has
tic proud honor Of wearing the handsome did
monl badge cnbleinattc Of her victory.
TIE TEAM SHOOT,
which took place in tic afternoon WINS yery in
tercstl,g, It being opon To tcatns OF tuur n,cu,.
bcrs from any club, ut the American Round.
sTl,e Wabash Merry Downcn, uf Crawforlss,llc,
Ind, proved too much for tic Other ontr;cs, a.
though tho Highland Park team, was never far
tchtnd them. Ttic full stores Of this shoot will
bo found below.
- IN THE LAD1Es' HANDICAP Bl1ooT,
Miss Dtxby, Ut Dc perc, Wis. was again SUCCESS
ful, tho prlza bolng handsome oil painting,
presented BY 5tr. II. G, Carver, Ut Highland
rnrk. TllcFe wcre other SPECIAL nrikcs incident
,lpnn tho shooting for tho na'u ones but, owing
to the yast amount Of 1abor entacd upon tho
Secrcsary In making cut the scores Of the cotl-
tcstants for the National Medals, their owner
ship could not be determined lust evening.
After tho shooting for the Sat!unul bicdals
, 1879-08-15

After The regular shoots for ladies were over,
Mrs. spaldtng brown presented the Association
prizes won by hcr-to bc shot for b. the indies,
iwenty.four arrows at thirty yarls, lhe winners
of prizes iu t.lu murning to be handicapped. The
rcauit was as follows: Mrs. Carver, 1u5; Miss
Bfxby, G; Miss Street, W; Mrs. Proctor, III !;
63.
During the afternoon tio on "go1ds " be-
twccn Mrs. Bftwn, airs. Kline, and Mtss Street
WIS shot Ut with fifteen nrroWs at thirty yards,
Miss Street winnltg bya score OF " to Mrs.
A Consolation handicap for nun-stnnng
ladies' was tl,tn gotten up, aIr. II. Z. Carver
offerin. as u prtzc handsome how. The sheet
wns With tfee.4 arrows at thirty yards, a,,,l the
sn.rieg Included W.: Mr. Lasher' alrs' Windsor,
easily, lGr score bens 39.
, 1879-08-15

4 meeting of the General Freight Agents Of
tho roads leading inst frosn this city will he cld
ut thc of,lse Of The Luke sEIoru l. Michigan
Southern KnIlroad today to advance the cast
bonnd freight rates from the ajtll uf this month,
In accortianco with Instructions received from
tic Trunk Line Executive Committee. This Is
In accordance with the rules Of the east.hound
agreement. TINT changes in rates should i,e MI
nnunced len dnys psevloua to thrir gDlng into
clIect. The new rates, rs already Rtatrd, will
be On thu Easa uf ~ cents on grnu aud 81 cents
On foutLh-ciass irrlghts from ChieuGo to New
York.
Tile announcement that tho freight rntcB
would bo further adya1lccl I'll the 25th has.
stimulated tic cas;.lsounsl trallfc considerably,
tile slippcrs l'ru4 anxious to take advantage
nj tho prevailing rafcs before the nlga.1co Goes
into effect. AL tho rouds arc working to their
Iuil capacity.
, 1879-08-15

an1 that The rcccnt division Of Western Union
ncnta tu tl!tsu wfuo bngflt ii expectation III It.
ii ,nnv bo on tl,lh oesnslUn that nftcr Mr. Will
dcrb1lt aud Its friends lavc nnloaed Unforeseen
s5stncica will nrsc to posl pune The contemplated
tssuc ol bonds, mid tD defer tho execution Ut the
nroIcct to irorc convenient A'ns0n.
sfTlerc has been etEsidcFable buying tt-tlat
Of tic atocka Of tbs Northvcater1 asnl Union
l'acGc Railroad Comnanrs, ou tho idea, which
btIt projects embrace The rtntrol NJ bnth thtsc
rsat1s a. pnrt4 Ut his thrullGt, srsn*contInentnl
linn fr0m Now forle 10 Ban Francisco. Should
MIR. uuul1 undertake to cUntest s,premacy with
him, rise in thu stocks of both soads would, Of
COURSE, be fncgttabic.'
, 1879-08-15
WASHINGTON.
Paying Arrears Of pcnsEont-DccisIou In tho
1lnrpcr's Ferry Land Enses.

1lnrpcr's Ferry Land Enses.
Rptcfat Dtapalch to The 7t1buna
NABHlS0roN, D. G., Aug. 14.-TAu Pensions
Duresu ia rapidly completing the extra worl;
thrown Upon It In consequence Of tho ArrearagcB
net. The great nctiyity OF tic office n July,
whcn ll,C0o claims, or one-fourth OF tho whole
number, were settled, has taken olr tho strain,
Bnl work ls lighter. 1t Is estimated TINT abUut
1900 claims rctaain unsettled, and It 10 cx-
pcetcd that these Will occupy tho ot!!ec until
November. Tho soecial activity IN duly In
creased The dobt for that month a. ,0o0 but
ttta result is not anticipated III tho future. As
the end approaches, It Is seen Tint The estimates
mado by tue office, placing tlIo amount OF ar.
rearaacs to 10 met Ut Us 0oo 900, were quite at
curatu.
IN tht 1ttstrn ANnetd.<d {'rrn-
WAsIlSoros, u. C., Aug. 1t.--ltc Solicitor
Of the Ireasnry has rendered dcclsIon III the
IIArpe!fe Ferry lu1lt-lot easss, pGnIiE stnrp the
winter Ut 1s77-'B. Tllr Solicitor tIaa decided 10
remit to Tho purehaSers who apply for abate-
u1cnts twotAirds of the original purchase price
agrrGd to bu patl by them, to charge interest uu
the prcsunt appraised value from tlr datu Of puf-
cl,ase fr0ul tllu Government. al!l require thoae
obtatutllg abatetIcnta to account for tlt ru1ts
AMI ur0Ilts. The persona Interested exprcsa dis
satisfaction with tllc DECISION, and haTe appealed
to tho Attorney tieDtEal for thu construction 0i
TIC Law passed by Congress- fur tlcit rellcf
, 1879-08-15
TERMINAL FACILITIES,

E1,. f,zu.u.t tt,. N..-. -,
ihe .enera. rreEot hgen1s y! Inc new ' ioFk
Central and New York, Luke Erie Il Western
Railrtas hnyo issued tic following iotnt clrc,I-
'"t ~ ~ ss'e." @tIel's' "''.s ~o""s~o'
Noltce ~ H. nGfgny n!sen aa!. ceianeneint 1, Af
lar lar i.Iiysry nj any Ulur nuints II; Scy Ynrx lar.
M,r ila,, III reru]ar;yetaSisi,c jrc"nt Stations
u our respest'ye companies. md OF! ~ fso!pnt
thres ccnts tcr 10,) po,;s mist bs dq1ctcu ffun,
fbroueh rutrI. Lcfurc pruralinr nnu allowed Sur
rcspeciyo companies or ,Iu transfer Or iishlssaVu
Ftussht In lees than earload lo.s will only DO do
,tyrre .l uuf 1csWlpt sjutiu,ls Tits nIJoxanc Is
w1niuynr. ijniyrrrs nt nur rc.mafiy. estnb}fshed
stations vii b. lnn,U u hcyytofSrr.
Tr,n so,,,,,.,,,,r "ro IL, .,,r,,1or o,n,,,r..
NE" ionK cESrnAL'
hofth Nvcf-spuyteh nmyse!: .. Manhntt1n: Sig
Mro1c,,u uuI II. pros!,,ct4 I'D o,nsr tr.irht Tuir-
sy.third stfrct-M' eiinnrous frc,ghs: nmbcs ani
oshss ltsi:,t ~ eH'Si Fle1s 7o' 1o' aaa le--M'F'
XIV i,",vcrS.nst. rosu,s park-2ff.ce,,ouoous
fre1vnt nxrcnt ,nni,,er md frrit,lt In nrils
Esst Nsser-t.ers i j, i, i (, ana I'd VDriour f and
il, bulk. ...-
ERIE RAILWAY.
North River. Jersey City aldv-The Jarvis To.
bacco warehouses; 1.n'w uock, mlHeelIaneo,ls
trctH!,ts -Li.mbcr. mud gtasH in bulk; WcelAwken
u,l DoGks-retrolerm ai'd ita products; Oak CHE
-Spesia' S G9ins,snhsnas' mira M,,s y,.L .,a.-n u,
M1ftn nses ts neM as rofK o slic-noanc nnI
liz a"i,scrv: T,.cnvst,rt ~. a,ant;;iv IT, e1:,
Eae, nlvcr, Pliers md t.Fla,lr md n,i4ce]la.
ucous freight, except lulnocr aul tieEhI tn GuIk'
Ll0IIrk,,AoE LIMITS.
E,-,t 7,vor 1orsav C,tv .,,to,--z,pon, ,,...
mnnpsw IL Oak clia; Nuw York sId.NErom .P,,r Pcr
to Exty tifth Street: Enst 1,ysr Nsw Surk sIas
FROM I'lcF i to Forty y.uIghth street: Brousiyu
sIlu--Erom Eric. Dusn to uantut's Paint.
All deliveries beyond ihe at,oys ltm,ts will he
Charged to conbignoca at customary city rates Of
'tshtera:c.
any r1oputy at onr 'eshGstlve western
nr na ,,r rs. W., or aeyefy a. nYipts
sta,cd ,,non wich tbc ,sc,Ivr"v H. ~
allowed ii, ll,u jiyisloi, Of fhe rat"s. vii hc IN.
ciined mill wuy-ollis i.uyo been corrected. W.
CHICAGO d WESTERN INDIANA.
Thc lotnt t,nunrIl f,on,ritt,o -, 1,,,t;.a.u
, ',.,,s''s,, 49,. T.. ~ ,u m.. sn.,' W 'ua'caf'
a"u isa'11oaas 1nst III LUZ cns'c!efe'S o1''ce III
thu Afternoon Hft TOOK un The ordinance author.
, 1879-08-15

Mr, William II. Vanderbilt has written \ H.
Ter to Biz llcnEY Tyler. Presil6nt OF tAu f}tund
itunk. Which was published in the Ionacn
3'n.es fow days ago. Vanderbilt starts o,,t iy
saying that ha was greatly surprised It Ty,e.'s
statements fn hla speech At thu balt.yaarii
meeting Of the 0Fand Trunk atockholdert, and
aaas TINT Tyler nluat havs besn krussly nislrtl
, 1879-08-15

ttlut te can rat U.YeaE.old bsuf iu twsntY-four
houss. Why, asks the Boston 1raMscrint, will
be- d. IN the taca OF accepted |aetsa The loss
cannot include tho greater; then how can cult
include fulI-RToWA OFT
, 1879-08-15
OBITUARY


BISHOP ODEEIiEIMEn.
BURLINGTON, N. D., Aug. 1i.-l.l,hop 0den.
hclmcr died ot Drlght's disease at o'clock to-
day. aged u Years. D!shup Odenhelnier wus
born H. Philadelphia, anu uauo Blahop ot Nuw
Jereey III 1851,
, 1879-08-15
. SI1+ -Gb. s71 81, III. .sEt Inc. S O.7ia
Net rfolts... .,4tt.417 ...S7.G!7 Lee. t1u,h.D
rl63RSnEsta

Net r1onts.... .,4tt.4s1 a..s7,G.7 Lee. 17UssD
PASSENGERS.
The numl,er OF passcnsurs carried was 3, 328 4o7,
teinR ii, Dsu lrrs tnn In the preceding yenr. Gc
crease OF 2tB.l0o per cent; The uycraee rate tu.
eelysa was Of &C. lou cents each asainet OS b4.1u0
'prr CENT: The ent,re passenger movement was
equal 10 10 Gos ~; nshc,,cers carried Gnu mic.
year; tho rats received per passenger pur mtlu
ascragcd e 250.foo ccnts. u decrease of 41-10u
Pr cent Thu aeesease e a N The average ratc was
Tho total Number Of toas carried during the year
wns I, :05.9I7. mud tho number ot tons carried III
pteced!n1 year wns 3,Nl1, +ul. befn9 m increase
HaS :Ss'tss a!f aSssIss Sss
esa s Q mia va es .q aa sss 81 aSas
ia :precsd,s year US. 7!!a 6oa, being nn ncreaan
veSas ao aan pss ss nil Il a. cc, e
tteaso Of 10. LOO per cent. '0
toat while tho gross earnings IRON this source frl
I'll $l1o, st hD t!ero was au ,nrEesc OF :I4 tI7J
ent pcr ID, rec ,nila Ws Increased Uy neufly ons-
tenth over that Of tho previous .car.
Tue tccseaas In revenue resulting from the de-
CLUE in trelGht sutea II equal TO tho large of
3eaf. '''
EQUIPMENT, : :,
ura! report cttslsicd Of 39O ioeonot,ys i've cne.nus
md o. Gn cars Of al descriptions: to this llus oeun
a.; 9aaea csEat locomotives or t};s rst class built ln
sse Ten tscass ill., 1asyenas. ne " ca,H EN-
parlpr car 400 box freight cars 60 piattorn, cara.
~ cos hfe.seoeK w. . eaes INV ohe po'u1sves cal. Ut
si1n. III iusthcr ,Tc,cnse us ~ ,ss,,aa, na's
ly the gIowsh ot business, eapaciaIly on the
neMee n pgtti"ns u e lmcs Ia sianhesotaN anu ~
onsa aa ~ I @ asanspoflaton IN tG
wants in soasun for tho hvavy, fall tranc.. .Thu
sum o! SS5p. C4o. ~ was o1penaed In rebuilding,
5fi1sSns %na 5saS M r. af
ilems o. ora!nury te0a!rs during tha year. Eleven
rn %Gre " taa',y t1s9a,y 'oo9 "ma nys o.
ears ha,e cee akcn e un and sSa a ~
eS'.,;;i1se n'S,;63e 'ys:iosk, s1yuiaa
1'"''''' "''N >"'s' ~su..sv, m".. ~, s"s
In no part Of The cowpan,'s = rronctty 1as I'M.
proyement becu moro inarkea !iia,s Il, ,s cnn"t.
struc,rcs ma ~ as a,,a @ nsogs
of iho iast ycar have contributed IN iarser mra.urc
tGan eve. bsfoM. About =. 0Da ], iu0.*. @.i0 tons
l5Sat 1s,. 81, tna % t nrcc"ssn III aag@ ss uEa.at IT,
o Il usr eet IND sno r,t ytns ~ a III II
tie ta!ls w4s eharaed = ogais.ar ue.,ses. Th.s
IN osn sh anH ~ ~ wv m;ss q stssl
miles lid tho pseyious 5sas. On inciease r. Of Il S7
r Thpn p's s,sae",co Gsns. m ,n oo,. =, ,,.,,
iron NH .;sci ~ eta Q! hiaex 5enawas between
amounted ilIiur tbs iast ysmr 10 ths stIn, of sHI
smouot 'aeFSAs'nR tue operating cxpetses ny that
Ahn"S oo- n,r n nj,
anl lib ron a sacl ras r.na'y NJ tsp H. Fiji Ell
mills, whiol aia euual 10 S4 dit. :So miiss ii
viii .Ns wsre a!sp sea Tlo to!al renewal of t'ae
,!es, snd tic number of cross. ties uscI was 17
usus, IaSus - sntvWs @,a 5slu9 milsr. lAo
ncws1s H. s1Ghsaifsa seG1MnyinE these 70.
, 1879-08-15

6petlHE UsHdltH III IHb 1fIH11Et.
Jo11ET, ILL.,, Aug. l4.-A motion MN tllcil In
The WIN County Circuit Court, this evening, 1T
the ease Of the Farmers' f.onn 4 Trust Conn
pany agninst tlle Chicago, i'ekiu Il Southwest
crn Rattronl, to ron,oyc and discharge Fsuncs
L. ll'nrklcy, tho Receiver OF the road, for tnsap
pruprIntion of funds rs such Receiver. The mo
tlon will he argued Munday Ut O'clock .. 1n..,
10 whr! date .I.ct cttmc sur ltncklry TO tilt news
huud In tic sun, Ut s50, 000 has becn extended.
, 1879-08-15

SHIRLEY II. FRANCE.
RosToA, AuE. l4.-ahErIry II. France. actor,
tticlt thls morning at Atlantic Station, aeeu ~.
Illness rcsuitet frou sunalsuke,
, 1879-08-15
ACCIDENTS,

Two rosAont Killed nnsl scvarat Wounded.
frankie. tho 4-year.oia son OF .tamcs and
Rosa McNoll, Ut No. 2o7 Townsend street, was
run down md almost instantly killed, at II
o'clock yesterday forenoon, hy a
HORSE AND MlLK-wAGoN
owned by Mt. Kcycs, whose depot IL at tho
corner Ut lit!l ard franklin streets. Thu
accident occurred at tic Intersection
Of TownEend and Oak streets. I1w
wagon vas heavily loaded With milk,
aud tic whcols passing over tho llttlo frlluwa
body broke his back. and actually crushed the
lltu out of hiu,. The driver kept steadily On fts
wny. although he could nut l!ayc ayotled know-
luz tllat he lad run 1sIc buy down. 1T o'clock
IL tl!c afternoon ho calne to the Chicago Avenue
BtatIon and guye htnself tip, claiming that tiu
killing was purely. a't acck'ent Tho decoascd
bud been hits!,fl''::, o. said, UPON wagan goinE
In an opposttu direction, ,ana Just as his
wngon can'c along this boy lct 70 AMI
rau directly bcncath thu wheels OF tbs milk
wugull. lie gavo thu 1lau!o Ut Charles PcilneIl,
81 yours ot mr. stu later IN the day Tho Curs,.
ncr n:d h!s Jury ascer.alned that the boy was
sratcd IN thu ssrret rlnys With Bo,e cn,rtratlca
al tho tiIno be was run down. The lnIik-wagun
came aloug, lalsurely enough, thu driver bulns
!apparently & y, % iistless mood. Thy Jury were
c1cnt, but after drlthcrattn,: tlluy were Ut .llu
op!nton that pcnnel could nut bo proven blau,-
ablc " MI extent that would rendrr him ltabio
kO lHe ptfl0t1e6 ul l1l9 lAWt Qliu nEAcG flEy ll-
lowed him to 20 free
T!wro haye been Ut 'ase number Of serious
aeeldonts from persons bulnH run over by milk
wagons. Some ot thesu aru due. possibly, to
ths carelessuesa Of the persons injured, though
stfeot, has the rIsht ~ Of WY '"'s Syrr :
any carrage, a, that Il Is tlp drivers business
to lonk OUT for him. In tho grtAt part, l,uw-
ever, 1t 10 duo to tu faulty construction Ut the
nltlk-WnRuns, which makes it dltlteult for lllo
driver to sec wler8 hu IL going. This cul!d GER
tutnly 10 remellGd 80 as to tnaka them M Bafo
til thts respect Us other YefIieaes II regard
for husIlMu lifG Il nut cnOugh to alnrs tilu
owners OF tlrs0 ri9a to construct them prtIucr-
u, thea tie Couuril ought to sten 10 Asnl t,ass
MI ordinance on tho subjcct, ~ IL 10 believed il
bus tho ptWer tU .lu, either furbltflnE tic us0
ot these improperly constructed ones. Or t1nlns-
lug 80 lituyy licc,ise upun lhOko usinE tfr!n u
to tuaka It uupro'itablo tU cont!uuu tl.rm longer
ln serylco.
RAILROAD CARS.
John Hogan, ~ years OF z4gs q recent arrival
from Kansas CITY, wle attempting To board MI
Incoming freiIht-tratn on lhe ll1n0A Central
Railroad at tha loot ol TwuntY.nlnth strset, Nc.
claent9lly fell, a!lll Was sutloua!Y bruised AlIu
cut about t4u head md buck. lla was taKcn Tor
tfeAtMuut to t!lv llahDeuauu uosptA!, IT No.
40 Cottage Grove ayenuc.
William Kotoe, while under the influence of
liu4or, au4 attempting TO boas.l m empty tlat
car In su outgoing coal train OIL tsib Alt0A Aall-
suad uear tbs lutcraretion Ut Thirty.rst street.
Ut i3U yesterday AFTERNOON, felt under tile
whgels. and liad lis right lex SO Aurcrcly