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The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1879-12-11
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The Board of Directors of tile State
Prison, at their regular meeting held
in Waupun,- have elected George w.
Carter, OF Fond du Lac, Warden Of the
State Prison, pice Eel. n. Smith, of Ply
mouth, whose term expired the first
inst.
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The State. Of New 7 ork and the Can
adian Government propose to form a
partnership for managing Niagara
Falls in i liberal and enlightened man
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TOWN OF WHEATLAND.

TOWN OF WHEATLAND. s
Fox River Valley r R Ca piece of land
decided to the Fox River Valley Il r Go. running
near the center part of the x 4 sec s, t +
10. 2 acres. $1.19
Fox River Valley II Goa piece of land
decided to the Fox River Valley r. r. Co. run
ming near the center part OF the u II g Il. sec.
6, t /. L 10, 80 acres. 81 81.
Hannah Eddy IS e Il. w Il, sec %, to, 10.
10 acres. $3.50
F0x River Valley E II Goa niece of land
decided to the Fox River Valley Il Il Co. running
north and south through the i, IA w i sec. 80,
2, 10. acres 81 Of.
Fox River Valley Il. Il. Goa piece of land
decided to the Fox River Valley Il Co. on Che
fri Il sec. 90, 9, 10, 3 acres 50 40.
Fox River Valley L Co. a piece of land
running through the center of the ne 4 II Il,
sec. Z, !, 10, 5 acres. 81 Oh
TOWN OF PARIS,
f. Perkins S acres off II 10 acres Off. IS
acres e Il, Ii, sec. %, 2,f 81, y acres $3.50
TOWN OF BRISTOL.
John SWAIN X $ W 4 see. q, II 81, so
John s.wain.s e 1lsw a sec. g. I, rel, 40
John Swain.-N W Qrs e or sec. -, I, r 81, 80
acres. So 90. ......
TOWN OF SOlERs.
Edward Johnson.-Pt G or ne or beg. 26 II
100 chains W Of e or OF said or or see. W 2617-
100 chs chs. and 81 8 10 links, 26 IL TOO chs II
to beg, sec. 81, + 2, 4 %, . acres. $3 60.
JacE,, Krautkramer.-PtS w Or. beg 2rdS of
line of or and 211s rods of W line of Or thence
II y chs 1S0 links, thence W rods TO beg, sec
81, 2, 1872 acres. 1898 #T-
John Rdes.-Pts w or beg2 rodsn OF line of
Gr and Il T. 20 rods of W line OF or, thence II
chs anu so links, e rods, l. rods and 80 links.
W rods to beginning. see 81, : %, acres.
$685.
TOWN OF PLEASANT PRAIRIE.
G: VI. K st. 2. X, Il. Go i AID s. 10 acres Oh 6
side of u w or OF II r. see. 1. tt, % 20 49,
q. NJ. & st. F. r. Il. Co E A. acres w ore Of
II Il. see i. til. % S3.9S.
G. M. & st. T. K. Cocoon. in center Of
highway on W line of Il. Il, thence II 1900 feet,
thence w 100 feet, thence S 1900 feet, thence G to
John Heitman.-W 81 4-5acres, $ W or, sec. rs,
t1.r22 Sl936. t@f4.4 ,w
John Heitman.- 4 Il W ar, Sc or, sec. Is, /,
reg 40 acres S1610. 4 ~ %
John Heitman.-W acre, e3z, g or. see Is,
tt. %. S1.20 :4e
John Hetman-N e or, Or Sec 49, t 1. %,
10 acres $i5 49, #s a@@H 95
James Rategan PIT Of lots Band G. blk /. be
inc the 81 feet Of lot and that part of lot ly-
feet. and of line parallel with O line of said
sec, sec 5, t / /, L 90. So g.
Mrs Susanna Miller go rods III W cor Of n
w or OF sec. 6 t /, L. 3D. $3.50 8eFaTTh 81
Martha Pomeroy.- 3 and Is acres in s e or IA w
1r bounded e by Fremont Avenue, by Strong
St. w by Bond a9d II by City limits, see, ct n
DR. II. P. Gatchell.-s 50 acres. wqr. ex. 10
acres n w cort0 Paillis, sec. 7, |, %. &43 90
DR.. IL. p. Gatchell 20 acres, w or, sec. Il,
IT,. %. $17.0f. rsa Il.
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q e zee -
TIA no FxCE.

The following is a true and correct list of all
unredeemed pieces, lots or parcels OF land, stu
the State of Wisconsin which were sold by the
Treasurer of said County Of kenOsha on the Sth
day of May A. ID. 1877, for the unpaid taxes and
charges due thereon for the year 1876, and the
thereon up to the last day Of redemption, being
on the 8th day OF May. 1880
NoC, Therefore, Notice is hereby given that
redeemed ON or before the said sth day Of May
1880, they will upon proper application be con
yeyed to the purchasers thereof according 60
loy
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THIRD WARD.

lHe1olIo"lng pieces or lots OF land are on tile
In e Or Sec6, /. r23. -
+ Elkins-cOm q rods of S cor Of lot s.
thence, to see line, thence 6 rods, thence to
kenosha st, thence II rods and Is feet to beg
S37 SO
John Mooney-com at the center of Gero,ne
creek, thence w to line Of hicag0 ST. thence s
alon Chicago st. 30 feet, thence { parallel with
center me OF Gerome creek to W line of Keno
Jos l. II ward-BGnd and Strong's addition.
Blk 20 50 81
HOLMES AND NICHOLS ADDITION.
Q Parker Lot 49, blk 1929.
G B Ford Lot TO- blk 5. ST 90
n Tss M,,, hlangn7Lot $, blh I. ss2'
JAS Mulllgan-lot6 s, blk g. 50 30
A b " attles-LOt 6. blk H. 1913
A , Wattles-Lot Z, blk u. sloo1,
Alb Wattles-Lot 8. blk 12 1920
Josiah Bond-cOm SO rods and 2 rods < 0f y
w cor OF II or OF sec 6. thence 8 rods thence 8
Is rods, thence W rods, thence 25 rods TO beg,
f97 so. %
The following described pieces of lands are on
| the Or sec g. l, r23.
Unknown ON % rods s and 20 rods W of n e
cor or sad quar- sec, thence on line of Ere
mont ave fodS' thence e II rods, thence n 3
rods thence W to beg. S352
Emily Bond-con, ON w line of n @ ar Of said n,
sec, and 20 rods of line of the same. tbence s
TO cor OF !r OF said sec, thence 81 rods.
ing part sold to w Fl Bell. and part to Fl Viii
, liams, and excepting the following, coEl at the
cor Of Goodwin Burrett's homestead on the
II 9 ql OF Tue " or or SAID or sec. thence Z
rotiS, tlience u rods, thence to S line of i
Grlswold's lot. thence W to beg. S1l 80.
NICK EHLES SUBDIVISION OFSIx ACRES
J ID HaWley-Lot3 8. blk ~ q, se
Josiah Bond-Lot blk Is 81 So
Josiah Bond Lot 4. blk is. x1 49,
JOSIAH R0nl-lOt 5, blk 49, A13a
FOURTH WARD.
| The following described pieces Of land are IN
| the $ G or sec 81, =, l. o. - = va
Larkln, Almball and kolins-Except 100 feet
ana ny l29 feet and in cor of said blk
! and Coke 0. blk 1 "a As. ? =
Peoples Gas Light and Coke ce-1eofeet @ and
" oy 12o feet q and in w cor of said bock. "
[ $186.79. 1.lI ~ : 0N'>
J Coman-Lot |, blk - s1oo7.
] ! =, = C ,s,,5,l,aI 2, PIX T. sloo7.
| &c Colman-Lot4 4. blk 70 $44s
/ COman-Lot ). blk Y "A 49,
= q W railroad O har part of Blk / of
FIsks addition, lying If Grand street ana W
st u, ~ y 81 f'@hroad track w qrsec 81, p D.
JESNIE's ADDITION. a
Norman Baines--Lot 10. blk ". tfr coz .,
| I ,. r239 SIS 50 A #" frs :, -, -
John F!Sshinder-com at the intersection of
Crane ana Maple streets, thence on W line OF
Maple street 81 rods, thence w to a point 40rods
W and q rods a OF e cor of said az see. thence
5 TO n line OF Grand street, thence on said n
line OF Grand street to beg, W or sec 81, 2. +
%. 1921. - = : - :
Henry Darling-com on W cor of blk thence
III 1eet. tnence ll2 feet, thence lit feet.
thence III feet to beg, blk 81, n e 81, a. r a.
1886. . -
Given under my hand at my Office. in the CITY
OF kenosha, and affixed the seal Of the County
Board OF Supervisors of sKenosfa County. Wis
consm. this 9th day Of September A. D. 1879.
Il. &. TINMI. County Clerk.
SEAL OF kenosla Co. Wisconsin, IS
16W13
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T livery STABLE.-Ben Jewett IS prepared to
Il furnish the best Horses and Carriages, for
business or pleasure On the shortest notice.
HearSe at all times ready to attend funerals.
Stable on Market square, near the Post ONCE.
KenOSha, Wisconsin.
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. CITY OF KENOSHA-- FIRST WARD.

n. s, urtis.-N q OF n Or. blk 90 $ qs.see.
81. t2, + %. $22.l6,
charlotte irestly.-S Il of II e or blk %, S 8
or, sec. 9, t2. 49,. 1854
W i Halliday Lot 10, blk 27, eqr, sec.7s1, t
+ Halliday " SO feet, lot II, blk %, 5 qr
VT Halliday 3e feet, lot 70, blk q $ eqr
sec 81 IT, / % 70 So.
E Runals E1an W or and W y of n or blk
81. s e or, sec 81 D, % 1861 @ I'D fU
Denni' Casey en- 60 feet Of n w cor of lot
6, thence to alley, thence tOs cor of said lot
thence "a feet, thence to beg, lot 6, blk q, S
G Or sec 81, t2,r23 $10S6. 4
" 7 Wright-Lots 9 and 3, blk H. or, sec
j G "cClay-Lot1o, blk H. W or, sec 80, t 2, +
80 500.
FISK'S WESTERN ADDITION.
Jas Mcdonald that part of lot !, biz s,
within ity limits, supposed to be So feet e and
W, lot |, blk 8, " or. sec 81, t2, 1923 ~ 3d.
JAS McDonad-All that part of lot within
city limits, supposed to be SO feet and W, lot 8,
blk SIS qr, sec 3l.t2 %. $l2.67. ..9
+ I'll Head-All within city limits, lot 8 blk / !,
S Wy Or. sec 81. t2. r2a. 81 43
Tie following described pieces or lots OF land
are H 9 " shf ! or, see 81, t2r2se 80 -,
lots / 2 and 8. ok Il 1886 ~
C& W Co-Al II Of S line of r R,track,
lots and 5, Blk II 1856
Francis Barber-Lot blk ~ S13 S.
Francis Barbefl4ot 8, blk l2 SOS
unknown-S OF Il r, 'ots IS and Il, blk r..
1928,
C&NW RR Co All n of S line Of II r, lot /
and 2 blk 81 20
!, &N y Railroad Co Except railroad track
lot 3 blk il. III 43.
CO n W railroad o--All that part of lots s
and 1, blk A. lying $ OF railroad also lots 5 and G
lying OF railroad. lots3. 4, 5 and blk IA. IS 80
G & n W railroad Co.--All II OF railroad and
OF Pearl St. lot and 4. blk 10, 81 80.
The following pieces or lots Of land are on the
S or Of sec 81, 2. r23, e.
SO feet, thence parallel with llne Of blk Sc
! 8 rods the.ce w TO W line If said blk thence Il
to beg, except W Nam street, blk So S12 Sc.
j H0lmes-Com at cor blk 2. in Nc
Laughlln' s addition. thence II on " line Of said
addition u rods and 9lnks. thence w So rods
thence q rods and IS links, thence 51s rods tC
beg, the a OF tue above description W or. SEE
| 81, / 81 eJ S3 Sc
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MARBLE WORKS.
M tTUGGTNS Sc WASHBURN
Kenosha and Racine, Wis. Monumental and
Gravestone ,;ork executed in the highest style of
the art
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ATTORNEYS AND UNSELLORS AT LAW,
Office over Johnson's Book Store, MAIN Stree
Kenosha, Wis. g
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, 1879-08-19

l'fa company. 1lo wont 10 Vionna, nntl waa
cool'y invited TO leaYo lilo noxt sought
homeinA AlgtorF, nttlo Fronoll coul'lnos allow
lin to stay. Hecently, tho powors, tRking
compassion upon him, notillod tho snltan
TINT they worii bo worry much plehsetl II lo
would accommodate Linn, wlloro''pon tho
sultan, who is mp 10 III" mock in tho ahino
kinl or llnd M tho khotiVo, reromptor'iy
feiasoa to give linn aflolter' Ihoro III aomo-
, 1879-08-19

It is with particular pleasure that wo
record tho contradiction Of tho report Of the
death of Mrs. NELLIE GRANT SAnTon1a. The
1atter ia aliyo and vol, mud the mistake nrose
from tho death of hIrs. L. ". sAnronrs,
FORMERLY ADELAIDE krs1nlE. Tho friends in
Chicago and elsewhere Of the charmiug
daughter Of tho OK. President will bo delighted
to learn Of the mistake, nnd tho lady herself
will havo the pleasure Of reading the sincere
expressions of regret called forth by tho or
eoueous report.
, 1879-08-19

Pcstons unAhle to obtain TnE TN1nu1k 1t News
Agencies Isailrond Trains Will pcasn report the
facts giving datcs and particulars In order that
We tnaY correct such deficiencies Of Rupp1y.
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Orders for tho delivery Of THk fRslENE ar Esanston+
EuRiewooI and Hyde Park lett III the countinxroo'n
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, 1879-08-19

THO Now Orleans papers arc between two
t!rcs. They dare not report the false drpth of
watcr on tho bar ut tl,e mouth OF the Mississippi
for fcar OF misleading shfp-owncrs and Captutns,
aud thcy are unwilling TO report the roal depth
lest they may expose tile hoilowness Of Caps.
EAns' clains. So they dscrectly soy nothing
about It.
, 1879-08-19
TRIBUNE BRANCH OFFICES.

rn1 CHICAGO Tn1nrTE has established branch otdcss
for The receipt Of subscriptions and advertisements
folow1.
NEW YoEK-rsoom . Tribune building. F. 7. ato.
FAnnEN, Manager.
PARIS Francc-No. 10 1sue de Ia Orange nateitrre.
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LONDON. Eug.-Amcrican Exchange, 40 Strand.
Nxknr +. uit.rtt. Agent.
WASHINGTON D.:C,-l5I8 strccL
, 1879-08-19

drafsa ~ may DO ma.1o upon t]ie,n whom
funds arc required BY tho Tioasnry to redeem
calletl bontls that aro presented for rcstelnr-
tion. It is valuable concession on tho part
Of tho Secretary Of the Treasury, for which
the banks have rcnson to bo grateful.
, 1879-08-19

Tho report now il tliat IsMA11. Pasha will
take up his residence in Gcneva- There
boing no reaaons Of state why 1o should not
nuke Ills abode in Switzerland, the report
may provo to be true.
, 1879-08-19

In some portions Of England hoavy aud
continuous raius have wrought great DAM
age, ovesflowing the rivers, washing AWAY
yinducts aud en,haakments, bursting soworH,
flooding low-lying lands and utterly running
the Mhent.cruil.
, 1879-08-19

In election for Alderman of tho First
Ward, to fill tho vacancy oecasionea by tho
resignation Of Judge TutEY, has boon or
dsred by the Common Council to tuke place
Har1l. II.
, 1879-08-19

Gen. GRANT will not receive Ia Japan ncws OF
his daughtcr'a death for two rcasons: Ftrst
because sl!cre Is no telegraph to Japan the
statements Ut editorial wIsearrcs to tho con-
trarY, Notwithstanding; mud, secondly, be-
cause bis 0auKhtct lsn't ueaal.
, 1879-08-19

illinois looms np biz Oh wheat this year. Ilor
farmers harc harvested and secured tile largest
crop Of this grain cver cut in this Slate. The
State noasd OF Agriculture have mado up
their returns from all parts Of tho State, md
find tile crop has yielded lEttlo over 10 millions
Of bushels, averaging slightly under twenty
bushels to tic acre, and worth In tho hnn1s Of
tic producers about 37t4 millions Of dollars.
The total 1l,ld sown to wheat was 2, l'}7,OJ:}
acres We notice that tho reckless, unseruuu-
1ous indianapolis Sentinel paratles a column Ut
estimates by counties, milking out yield Of
55 millions Of bushels, which Is perfectly rltlic-
ulous. Indiana ia small State, Of iittlo mora
than llalf tic area Of Illinois, aud Inns nevcr
becn noted IS MI extraordinary wheat State,
although gcneraliy producing fair uop Of tl,at
corcal. slle has probably raised this ycar IS 10
10 millions Of bushels OF wheat, which Is an iu,-
mcnsa yield, ull thiugs considered.
, 1879-08-19

Secretary SHERMAN Is accused Of having IN
eye on the jewish yote because of hla appo,nt-
nlent Of Judge NOAH to an important revenue
position. "A II q Jew couldn't desesye tic
placc, and rccelys 1t on account Of hia descrtel
, 1879-08-19

belongs to him.
.---=-=--'-:::-= ....
The TlLDEN BAIL AND BUREAU.
LIS now de1ln1tely asceftaineat tnat I1LpEsa
naf 'las oeen s"pl'o<4' anu tna' TUG 'noneS 's
moving INTO tho ''aao OF ohlo' not oec"oao
1ihokN u''s any 'o'o 1ot h"4S", LUZ oec"use
IitpEN aeems II esson''al 10 LIB auecess 1h@E
Oalo sha'l oo eaF1'eo oY tho democracy.
simultaneously Will tno oI'oa'nR Of tao
splRos' hera OF 11hpEN foiofhof5 aeafted
LOT on'o' ing Literary bureau WIS aIso sot
10 WORK, anu the ooeumeh's afe ny1ng vest
"oru tn'ck ann tass" Ino i'asl th''s Kept
very busy, Tor tt A"a to lay Tor the docu-
mentS ana aiso supply tho retoriners with
grnD ma WHISKY VI conraa, II eho Ds1no-
esats curry on'o, 1i.pES VIII ha'e secured
NIL lle wants. anu WILL drop E"tSo nhu LIS
nas lunacles, opoh "i tho sp'gots OF tho
Lar ano AL 1ae ora"eta IL tno bnreAt'' anu
koer them running 'ln.1 lucy are exhausted.
Al no mas THO oigHos1 hasl anu lilo most or
tens'To bureau III Inc crowd' thora Is no
doubt thht he Will 90 nominated.
III tuls connection, ""ol-lnfor'ned corro-
spo1nlent OF tile cincinnati Iazestc, who ln1
access to the harea'' In la'G aud is eogni-
zant OF its lnh'ao operations has supplied
Tint paper with n detailed description OF the
manner III winch tile OLD thing works"
anti' fs IL ahs ooen once moro brought out,
po!ashot'' osleu ana groasou, hnu put III opor-
a'lons ITS 1hsormatioh IL ootl' timely anu it,
lerest1hg. Ii is'1 Tue hrst move OF the
1'aTeAa WIS 10 fro7suo "eAsofh Democratic
pnpers with notices coinmendatory OF Ill
DEN before tue convention met Iheso
"cfo 1of"atuoo tpfo"sia Foea'ar aasost's-
ing house anu "oso pala Mnster' onco III
sorted' those papers woro committed to ILL
DEN Ihey eoula hot go haeN on
nm without oe'ng aecoSed OF baso
reFnos' ahu' as ou tho democratic country
napess "oso "fe1eAealY a'npecnnsons'
thSy tumploa into tho trap set tor them
ny tAe ufahoFcy fark 4t'fofnier win ehoor-
lnl nnahsuasts' wilefo 1aey haa TO perform as
no alfoetea. II any OF thom klcked. sig
h:ncaat 'nsoa& Ut " au''1 ao"ceas sl'onceu
'ho''!' "1u 1e'S "aFe soo" ofo6oh 'alo SUP
n'lss'on. AS soon aa lt1'oES was nominated,
.ao ""o'o '''"cn'1o'y u tao bureau was put
:I1 49,, H. ~ ..,:, 49,
po' ~ AA>- 49, I ""tr1's" ~ t"'a' "
p5 ~. a,as " ,r 49, s' fe."'s.,:. Aa.s 'uy pAl'ur
auo e1"p'' t"' 4u' Warming u oocolle',ts
:" So'oi7 was '''' u 'a' i.'o8' 'nPol.nn1 him.
s,o''a u '.,o t''foa" ~ LUZ III ioss'o'o' shes
outa'''sa ,n'ousn ''e .'o,,'oc."''' o'"to ooa1-
Mttees tho nhHleB Oh MI tae Fotera III tho
s"s' ~, o"e ma.'n.r, II" n, esa's, .,oe l'u'ap''o-
"A', .''''' .1oI+'' ''A,s .ueso h''''ieS "eio
cop'eo 'aso ., oooAs "ti'el wore Jea'ous1y
"n'c'lo.'. u type =" f,'ce company was kopt
quay %luteSs'ns on'e'opoS. "'o every week
q oatcn OF aocunlol'ts "as iorWardot', mainly
into tho rural districts. Democrats received
, 1879-08-19

primary clsction II fow days slncc. b,lIotc1 for
Senator, md JEFE DAVIS WIS nut sp ntirI, a.
mentioned. SINGLETON WAS nn,Ir.l NJ nt,t
ctsoIcc, and DAnKsDALn {JEFB DAVIS friend,
Us second.
, 1879-08-19

Tho situation Of IsMA1L Pasha, ex-Khedive
except himself, lie IL literally a 1nan with
out country. IIa won't to Berlin, and was
soon informed that his room was better than
, 1879-08-19

The Springfield Republican indulgcs In this
awful hcrcsy flor New England paper):
II Harvard really wants ci1se race, 1t might bo
as well for her sn pnil tho smaller CpllcRea from
whom sto lna toycr Won tho championship alter
ruwtng with them avc years.
But Harvard docs,t't want d cloeo rncc when
tho other fellows have tho best OF the closencss.
, 1879-08-19

Madison street. between 11eHrtsorn and etaie. Er
gaxcnent Of John Dillon ''Dnr Next Prcsfdcntt u
The Dark Horsc."
, 1879-08-19

Ohio Republicans declare they will mot be
!,appS With less tlan 90, 000 majority. It Isn't
lnuvh 10 ask thts seasou.
, 1879-08-19

JUpAM I. BENJAMIN has bought residence
iu Paris for $tp, ,0o0, and bis annual ir:omc from
tIls law prnctcu In England IL said to be over
&l00,000. IIo loft this country, after tho dowu-
full Of tho Contcdoracy, with $40 In his pocket,
alll had no other fortune.
, 1879-08-19

In cnse lhero IL good Republican majority Ia
The next Ohio Legislature, Uuv. DENAlsos viii.
It Ii whispered, 10 a candidate for tho unieI
Stltcs Sruat4.
, 1879-08-19

1t IL oot At all certain that JEBY DAVIS Is to
be candidate for the United States seuate III
blfssiss;ppk The people In LsEa County, as tho
, 1879-08-19

0ood people III Chcago PROPOSE to sscal 4
marcl, on ttsa rogucs by hnvInE Snm'ny o,i sutua
other day, nntt not letting tho eabbath-brcakers
kllow when It Ia.
, 1879-08-19

T!lcso scandals now charged had bccn known
In Washington for ycnrs.-S{1feM,enf OF Mrs.
SpraqHe.
II this Is the truth, and Mr.. CoHK11Nu knew
that teao scandals were abroad In Washington,
It was unnlanly and dishonorabo for him fur
thur to compromise tic reputation OF Mrs.
SrnAuun. A man has tho right to dofy public
opinion 30 fur rs he himself Is concerned, but
he has NO right .odcfY 1t when there ts woman
In the case.
, 1879-08-19

Senator LoaAN's touching n,u1 disIntcrcs.cd
rc9ard for tho Irish Nat1on Inns Arlfyhtcd god,
and mcn-and several newspaper editors.
, 1879-08-19

rrof. 1oussnunY, of Ynlo College, contrib.
utcs 10 Tho current number Ut Scritrer's .Nt,ya
zine Tho first OF two articles on "Hpcl,Ing.R..
furll,'' Of which, Ilo Ia atro.,g atlvocntc.
, 1879-08-19

The German Professor Is thought to 10 tic
Dark Iloras tile Favortte Son OF New York hal
bsou feurlng ait along.
, 1879-08-19

The reason why The German Professor rcfuecl
to dino with IlEHnY WArrEnsoH Is sntd to To
That tho inter was fluent only In one Language.
, 1879-08-19
.4AfuSEAI l;NTS.

Itnyrr1y,s Thrntre.
Dearborn street. corner uf Manrae. Enlargement
Of the unon.s square Theatre Company. "Tht Dsnk.
sr's Daughter"