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Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1879-08-07

ITO THE NEW YEAR MINE.-No. 526.-U. 8.
i land Office. Eureka. Nevada, August 2,
ls1s.-Notice is hereby given that Martin Pisn-
toni. whose postoffce address IL Eureka. Ne
vsda- has this day filed his application for q
patent for 700 linear feet of tie New Year mine.
or vein bearing silver. with surface ground 200
feet IN width. situate. lying and being in Eu-
reka Mining District. County Of Eureka and
State of Nevada. and known End designated by
the held notes and official plat on file in this
once as Lot lsS. The exterior boundaries of
said Lot 1913 being as follows. to wit: Variation
IGN degrees East. Beginning 1T a post marked
No. l. u. s. Survey No. 1913. whence Ruby Hill
No. l bears n 0deg. 10 min e., l0.s5s feet: post
on prominent rock, mafsed u. 3 Monument
No. 4. bears N. 10 deg. IS min. W.. e19 lilo feet
the Banner shaft bears N. Is deg. IS min. f..
535 feet: and the New Year shaft hears s.. 32h
deg. W. 3a6 2-I0 feet; thence, running LIST
cour.e 8. 20 deg. W., 3o5 l 10 feet. to the south.
rrn boundary Of u. s. Survey No. 1871. Dead
Broke lode. whence post No. 8 Of tsid Dead
Broke Survey bears s. S9A deg. W. rs $40 feet,
$40 feet. TO post marked No. 2, u. 8. Survey No.
1873: thence. ID course n. 70 deg. W.. 200 feet. to
post marked No. 3. u. 3. Survey No. 19s: thence.
I'd course n. 20 deg. z 800 feet. to post marked
No. 4, U. s. Survey No. 1873: ard thence, 4th
course s. 20 deg. F. $40 feet. TO the western
post No 4 Of said Dead Broke survey hears ~.
:. deg. ". IA $40 feet. go feet. 10 post No. l.
the place Of beginning So much of U. $. Sur
vey No. lsl Dead Broke lode, as conflicts with
this survey is hereby excluded. Said cor nict
is described as follows. Beginning At post No.
1 of this survey. No. 1873. and running thence,
LIST course s. 20 deg. W.. sos LILO feet: thence
I'd course s. ssa deg. W. 70 = 10 feet to post No,
8 of said survey No. lsl thence. sd course n.
4 deg. w.. s5s 40 feet: snd thence. Ith course
s. 10 deg F.. 1877 flo feet. 10 the place Of begin.
ming; which tract being excluded from this
survey. leaves remaining 2 81 fe0 acres. This
claim 10 bounded on the north by the Dead
Broke. The location Of this mine is duly re-.
corded in the Recorders once of Eureka Min.
ing District. in Book d. page l6G. Any and all
persons claiming adversely any portion Of said
New Yesr mine, or said mining ground ns here
inbsfore described. are required 10 ale their
adverse claim with the Register Of the United
States Land Once. At Eureka, in the state Of
Nevada. during the sixty days period Of pub-
LEGATION hereof. or they will be barred by viz.
tue OF the provisions Of the stntnte.
sas6od JAS. McMARTIN, Register.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1879-08-07
Assessment Notice.

II K CONSOLIDATED MINING COMPA-
IN ny. Location Of principal place Of bust
ness. San Francisco. California. Location Of
works. Eureka Mining District. Eureka County.
State OF Nevada Notice IN hereby given. that
at q meeting of the Board Of Trustees held ON
the LIST day of August, 1879. sn assessment
Of one dollar per share was levied upon the
capital stock of the corporation. payable i'm
mediately. in United States gold coin, to the
Secretary. at the office of the Company. Room
"A, Nevada Block. No. .09 Montgomery street.
San Francisco. California.
Any stock upon which this assessment shall
remain unpaid N the I'd day OF September.
1879. will be delinquent. and advertised for
sale at public auction. and unless payment IL
made before. will be sod on WEDNESDAY, the
DAY OF OCTOBER. 1879. 10 pay the
delinquent assessment together with costs Of
advertising and expenses of sale.
BY order of the Board Of Trustees.
B. b. MINOR, Secretary.
Ofice-Room "a, Nevada Block. No. 39 Mont
gonery street, San Francisco. California
au5-td
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Notice Of Dissolution.

THE coPARrxERsHIP HERETofonn
existing between A. T. MOI sn@ 49,
DREW JACKSON, in tho business Of ene O's ~.
pic saloon. Is this day dissolved b.. mnsnss
consent. A. r. Mo- viii continue the busins es
a. sole proprietor. and is authorized 70 eo.,I n
all accounts, and viii settle all decss o"'ns' :"
the late firm. At. MOE; craox
Euueka. July 10, ISIS. H
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Assessment Notice.

TO MATT. MURPHY: o ARE HEREBY
notified that / bsye performed lsbor on
the Sierra Nevada mine. situated in Antelope
Mining District. Eureka county, Nevada, since
May. ls7s. TO May. 1879. amounting TO $50 in
United States gold coin. for your interest of
800 feet in said claim, and that unless you pay
said sneunt within ninety days after the FIRST
publication Of this notice, your interest In said
claim will become my property by law.
WILLIAM wHALEN.
June IL, 1879. jel21aw9od
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1879-08-07
TAKE

NOTICE n HEREBY GIVEN, rHATN-o
~ the ordinance fixing . tax on all W.
dogs within the corporate imits Of the-"-
town OF Eureka, must be complied with on and
after MONDAY. July 14th. All dogs not tagged
by the time named will be proceeded against
a. provided In said ordinance.
MATTHEW KYLE, Sheriff.
Eureka. July II. 1870. jyl3.tf
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Assessment Notice.

ITO MRS. E. ". BAUM. PALIsADE: YOU
i are hereby notified that ! have performed
labor on the Sierra Nevada mine. situated in
Antelope Mining District. Eureka County. Ne
vace, since May. 1873. to May. 1873. amounting
TO s25 in United States gold coin. for your in
ferest Of $50 feet in said claim, and that unless
you pay said amount within ninety days after
the first publication of this notice, your in
terest in said claim will become my property
by law WILLIAM wHtLES.
June IL. 1879. jel2-1aw90d
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NOTICE.

CIRCUMSTANCES OVER WHICH I HAVE
- n" control compel me to sever my connec-
per, EDVARp r nyAV
Eureka, July -. 1870. i,so
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1879-01-20
JOHN HALLIARD IN JAIL.

John Halliard, the ex-prcsidcnt Of the Mechanics
and Laborers' Savings Bank of Jersey City, who
lodged in the Hudson County Jail on Saturday
ing in default of bail, failed to secure bondsman
before the Jail closed and accordingly passed the
night in a cell. His only visitor Mrs. Halliari.
who remained with him till ten o'clock. His meals
were served to him yesterday from neighboring
restaurant and during the day he appeared to enjoy
excellent spirits In the morning Judge Martin
Logan visited him, and in the afternoon
Mrs IIaliard called upon him again. remaining until
six O'Clock. MIR. Halard speaks reluctantly of the
charges against him but of the charge of cmbeszlc
men. preferred by Father Timothy. he said yestcr-
day that IL mistake which he could easily
plain II afforded an opportunity.
Mr.. Allen l.. McDermott, Father Timothy's coun-
sell said TO HERALD reporter yesterday that IL
not a mistake. and explained the matter in thus
wayi--Nir. Haliard effected the insurance of the
monastery buildings in West Hoboken. and
Father Timothy gave him check for sl.925, with
which to pay the mortgage held by the Mutual
Fire insurance Company, OF this city. Instead
of doing that" said Counsellor McDermott, che
went to Jersey City and gave the check In payment
of a debt of his own" The transaction was techni-
cay only breach of trust. which In not criminal in
New Jersey, and Senator Rabe has before the New
Jersey Legislature bill covering just such as
this. After learning that Hallierd had not paid the
money 20 the insurance company Father Timothy
caused o warrant 10 DO issued for his arrest on a
charge OF embczzlement, so that he might be held
until civil proceedings could be brought against him
TO recover the amount. The civil suit will be begun
to-day. =
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1879-01-20
HOME AT LAST.

RETURN OF THE UNITED STATES sLooP-oF-wAR
MARION FROM A THREE YEARS Cruz z WITH
THE EUROPEAN SQUADRON.
The United States steam sloop- ofwar Maroon Com
mander X. T. Bradford, arrived ut this station from
a three years cruise in the Mediterranean yesterday
The Marion anchored off the Battery in the forenoon
and was taken up to the Brooklyn Navy Yard by the
government steam tug Catalpa, Captain Barrymore.
where she made fast the buoy of the Cob dock
shortly before four o'clock in the afternoon.
The Marion. which rates third class sloop,
carries eight guns and is $40 tons burden. She
into commission ut the kittery Navy Yard. Maine.
January IL. 1875 her complement of officers and
being $50. During her three years cruise she has
been the greater part of her time at Constantinope
The following is list of the officers OF the Ma
ron Commander Robert +. Bradford. Lieuen-
c. W. Russenberg. j. W. Hogenlanne. Master-E. +.
Qualtrough. Mdshipmen-W. g. Davids. William
T. Pullman, r. s. Hanson, Valentine s. Nelson,
Frank W. Tappan. Surgeon-H. y. Beaumont.
Assistant Surgeons. W. Battel. Passed Assist
ant Paymaster-Lawrence e.. Boggs. Chief Eli
giueer--L. II. Allen. Passed Assistant Engi-
neers-George l.. Gates and W. Rowbottom. Cadet
Engneers-w. II. King, +. H. Eldridge and A. ID.
kuz. First Lieutenant of Marines George G. Reid.
Boatswain-F. Rutland. Gunner-George Fouse. Car
pcnter-H. II. Philbrook
Her officers will ali detached and assigned TO
other duty or granted leave of absence. A majority
of the terms of enlistment of her crew having ex-
pred most of the men will be discharged and paid
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1879-01-20

ABporr---At Fort lee, n. j., January 1s. GERTRUDE
CLAYTON wife of Whitfield B. Abbott.
Funeral from the Church OF the Mediator. Edge
water, N. d. Tuesday the 22d inst, ut twelve NJ.
Fort boat leaves foot OF Canal st. at 10 80 and 23d
ST. 10:45.
AKIN.-At Chappaqua, N. ", January Is. Isaac
AKIN, in the SD year of his age.
Funeral from the house of his brother. Benjamin
Akin, Grecnbush N. ". Wednesday 22d inst, at two
p. NJ. Carriages will meet A. Nj. train from New
York at Greenbush Depot.
ANDERsox.-At Bermuda on the 9th day OF Janu-
airy, EDWARD HENRY OF the late Professor Henry
James Anderson. in the 3gth year OF his age.
BESrprcr.-At Yonkcrs. N. ", on sunday the 10Th
inst OF scarlet fever. WILLIAM NEWELL, of DR.. A.
G. and Irene Newell Benedict.
Funeral private.
BoLroN. January II, 1879, THOMAS Bolton, sr.,
in the 10th year of his age.
Relatives and friends invited to attend the f-
neral services at his late residence Bronxae West
chester county, n. v. on Monday January 90 at two
o'clock r. NJ. Harlem Railroad train leaves Grand
Central Depot ut 1880 Carriages will be in waiting
mt Fordham.
BRAew.--On saturday, the 18th inst. WILLIAM
BRAaAw, In the s9th year of his age.
Relatives and friends respectfully invited TO at
tend the funeral mt his late residence, Long Island
City, on Tuesday, 2ist inst, at one oclock Y. N.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1879-01-20
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LIBRARY FOR SEAMEN.

The Rev. Lewellyn d. Bevan, ID. D.. of the Brick
Church, has consented to give lecture at Dr. Cuylers
Lafayette Avenue Presbyterian Church. the evening
January %. for the benefit of the Scemcns Library
at the Brooklyn Navy Yard. The Sailors Hall. on
Cob dock. was constructed at the instance of Cap
tain ID. l.. Branc, when in command of the receiving
ship Colorado. after his detachment from the
Jiiniata, which vessel he commanded in the Polaris
search Expedition. the object being to furnish
library for the OF the sailors ut this station,
cepton room for the visitors TO the sailors visit
ing days, instead OF being obliged to go board
tie shin and below decks, and lecture
room for literary, musical and dramatic
tertainmcnts. Tie ''slush' fund OF the sail
ors and subscriptions of the officers have
provided the building. furniture and organ, while
lair library has been supplied from the c0ntrbu.
lions of friends. Captain Ghcrard now In command
of the receiving ship looking to the interest of the
sailors in their intellectual development and their
relic. from the monotony of shpboard. has
cecdcd in furnishing entertainments of u varied
nature the past winter, and Drs Bevan and Tay Tor
have both given their services in previous lectures
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1879-01-20
OFFICER SISSON AGAIN MISTAKEN.

Two small boys were arraigned at Jefferson Market
Court yesterday. before Judge Fammer. and accused
by Ehrichs officer lssson) with having robbed lady
in front OF the store on Saturday. The ads-James
Murphy and William Dunn were examined sep
araely and told the same storythat they were look
ing In at the window with lot of other people when
Sisson arrested them for what they could not tell.
Mrs. Frazier, who had lost linen pocket handker-
chief at the time aud place specified, told the Judge
that did not know anything about the theft other
than that she had been told by officer Sisson that
Of the lads had taken IL from her pocket. They were
searched Immediately. but the article was not found
them. Yesterday the officer could not prove the
charge, and the lads were therefore discharged.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1879-01-20
SHOWING in THE MAYOR.

Five men we're arraigned at the Fifty-seventh
street Police Court yesterday on charges of dumping
snow where It Ia prohibited by Corporation or
dinsnce Two Of the men--Jsmes Hogan and
Edward McLoughlin- were arrested about half
past ten Saturday night while dumping loads
or snow In front of Mayor Cooper's
residence. corner OF Twcntysecond street and Lex
ington avenue. They were In the employ OF the
Ffth Avenue stage Company, and instead Of driving
to the river with their loads, contentcd themselves
with going ns far as Lexington avenue and then
turning to Fifth avenue. They were fined 50 each.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1879-01-20
ATTACHMENT AGAINST AN ACTOR.

Deputy Sheriff Bryan called at tho Brooklyn Park
Theatre saturday night last and presented an at
tachn,ent upon tho wardrobe Of Mr.. Lawrence Bar
re tho tragedsn, for s279 50. obtained in the case
of Eliza Dorney against Mr. Barrett. Tho latter gen.
tenan who was playing Richard III. at that theatre
was appraised between the acts OF the character of
tho claim against him. and he ct once paid the
amount claimed and the Shcriils fees. To-day he
will begin replevin suit against the sheriff.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1879-01-20
ECCLESIASTICAL VS.. CIVIL LAW.

MIR. M CARTHY, THE uNIvERsALIsr CHURCH AND
AND THE HERALD THINGS ARE NOT ALWAYS
WHAT THEY SEEM"
The Rev. @. p. Mccarthy. who lately restored
to fellowship in the Universalst Church by legal
, 1879-01-29
INGALLS,,
Lnst Accounts Find Hin, with = Hard Fight
OH Ills Hands,

Lnst Accounts Find Hin. with = Hard Fight
Oh Ills I1antls,
aptetat Dtspatth to The Trtbune.
TorxKA, Kan., Jan 29.-Thc Republican
cauctls to-nf2ht took slx ballots fur uniteal
States Senator. Ingalls, received from, fifty to
hfty-f0ur votes on each bailut, Anthony ranged
fro11l twenty-ona to twentS-kix, and
Simpson trum thirteen 10 sixteen.
Tho other votes wero scattercd among
yarlous candidates. The falling otf In ingalls,
vote Is attributable to thu absct,cc Ut n number
of Ills supporters. During t,u progress OF the
last ballot senator J3enry arose and referred to
afe charKes that llad bceu matla against ingalls,,
stating that they wure Of sucll nature as
to tlemasd somc explanation. Mr. uoliowcll
moved that. Senator ingalls, 10 IuyItcI
to cofno bcfora the caucus mud n,nke such OK
pinnntfou as he mgit wish to offcr. n motion
to ad]ourn was then matlc, mid. aMtdat great
confusion, the caucus dissolved. A public
meeting was then arranged for Sunator Inguls
nj Up,on Hail, which was soon packed
with people. Mr.. Ingalls, mudo lengthy
address. rchca1afar all the particulars
III reference to the accusations against him. ant.
presenting lriters and o!llcta documents estab-
llshEnV his Innocence Ut nny improper conduct.
lila itoniAl Of the allegation tltat he removed
United States Alasst,al Miller, hcra,,sc hu would
not diItdo the proccels OF hs utllcu with him,
Vas einphattcallT explicit, md was suhstantiatcd
by letter from Attornry-1cnera1 Deyens,
showing tllat Mlllcr's removal was
for obtaining money on faIso vouchers.
Another public meeting was held elsewhere,
aftcr tho adlournturnt ot tho Ingalls,. An xntl-
ingalls, caucus ID in secret session. lugalis'
frleuds nTe also III. caucus. Strong efforts will
bo made to unite tho opposition to lngatla
before to-tnorrow's ballot Ia taken. It Is
understood that, II necessary, Anthony will
throw his votes to John A. Anderson, hoping
that Anderson will draw votes from ali the
other candidates. Uf course Anthony wilt not
withdraw as long a. he secs show OF succeas
There ia great excitement throughout the city.
uni tho supporters OF the. variulls candidates
arc gattiug Ia tho finest work possible. '-,e'
, 1879-01-29


\ band ct faxy Jelluwa ara going about 10 the
different tta1ca!enp's 10 London. With y fau-
tastfc entertainment founded IN tile old cllstoIn
ot 'mumn,!nx." The plot Of tbo plsY cnattcd
ii simple. nhsl tie eaculion not of hfgi, order.
Tie prevailing taptc ul lls day IL The theme, a,n!
money the oh}cct, and the way IL which both
these are sttslnsd Is NJ followst Father Christ
mas apters. and after dcplo.in3, a. u lbs won't
With old people. ths descueracf Vt Tue t,tprs,
and altudfng to the appruathiug festival,
touches upou ths Afghan waf, and expresses 1
patrIotte hope tl1at ~ vii! yct BY we'll, ey ths
helD of Il British armT. This u the Gus {oE tts
"nritlsh Army" whlyh has bsen cooling two
pairs u lccla outside, % enter. This 1t accoru
lngiy docs, ,l,1 delivers Itself Of I tremendous
phtlippIc-&ttcr seuxiluR III tie fereest inYther
l'at cxu t1o compressed Into three: u four sec
on1s upon thc as.esMblca audieuce-"f Winding up
With gxoervl druI1lre u aIl thu gneuies Vt
Great Britain, aud u shefe All ln particular.
Tie Au,rcr lakca tho HUT, aud lnukus his sp-
pcarause, nt.l after III tI.uhcreus tumble, ltGh
10 presumably intenled fur A1xAanistauer, ends
bs drawing y shnrteuryt.l sword, sU A:tiou
Wllsh tl:e /" British .lr.uy dues Lot tai to un.
, 1879-01-29
THE RECORD.

~ MI
"Ashia0FoS' ~ I'' oan' -o.--tHe testimony
OF james f. Anderson. taken before thu Com
tnlttee Of tue House, anil affecting senator Mat
t,ryx. was reeeiycd frum tho Iouae upJ ro-
r"s..I g.. .a,so. ..,,,nt.,. ,nn.,,.,,~a -. ~.
WV" ~ e>~ 1pps'''so ~ '"o
last session, o. Which Alr. Allison ID Tie ChalF-
taan.
4 number Of bills were introduced and re-
f.r-,,,
Ae,'co.
ny sr. fumunas Wy seauestj-nathof'@"R
tho President to prescribe suitable police rcgu"
lat!ons for the 1oyernmant Of thu'varioua Ia-
dian reservations, aul fur tho punishment Of
,n,,r,.r rrhhary mi nthcr .r;nc. ron,uItted
.tA'1et' ~" o"A ~''1'ss e9"'"''>'~"
tncTcon' Nc1ctfsa.
I'y Mr. Morr!lt-A substitute for tho till re-
ported from tho Library Committee, to pruytda
e1,1.,,,r,t Recommendations f,r III, hhrnrv ~
T.,n"s... nIa a., in t.ht.
eo".3e.s' Lao y" t.'o ."o's'
atr. Mitchell submitted resolution instruct.
Ing tho Committee IN itolroads to Inquire Into
lhv expcdrnry ot authorizing railroad cpm-
,,nn,as a,,.rottn, t,,o,.vta,s r.,,rroI. =, oon.
paa'se ~ sss"s IVY ,,. .''" ~ so"'
atretss a''a operate nncs ot telegraph Tor conf
nercsal purposes, ana TO contest wlth otsicr
ltnes, 50 that competition In teleEtRph!c com.
mnlslcation Inay he encouIased. Agreed 70.
Il.e ltnisse alisIdHltnt to tho senate bill maxi
luz tlp I'D Uf February q legal holiday tn the
, 1879-01-29

sIr. J. NJ. sierrtck a,aa l1r. IL. ". rauSbaa ~
uutc 10 tho Worcester SpN take decided easty
tlon 10 ST. Anrcll's psrr ~ adusesAtso,.'u IN. -
gsosslY exa9grrateI anti temL!ng to etrase ;". %I
nscr.sssy aiarm 1t II true, they say ,,sr t. u
tesatton enough Is praekiscd u bc = ulat.ss
ssrlous coacern, bnt It Is not capabis " r1,lhs
that water used to mtx with mllk y .|Eenes4,,
taksu frou impure sousees," that 'tnounsu n'.:,nu
oi xaItuuS u soeallo. milk are sold ~ pe.u aw
that % not eoutain ono arop vi tl'e eenn'9e svs
proauxt"; Or hut "Cayeuns pspTf W.! un!',.n, .a',
powdvr usually eoutaiu red lead; uu-''"S, S,,
chromate Ut lead; vinegar, Aulphurr ~. ats1 i'm, I
ssn,s, au4 corrosive suo!!msts" u s',.,o" !. W" i
IL not true tl,ut the loSvr of cuaea eaun. ~, ~
cure himself uxn!as: nposit!oa s;su y y ao.'se
. sample ot sherry wine. md decide ,ha! /" ~" il
II not ~ dsop Vi genuine wine iu sal9u; i! ,,,s
u nut "mysterf what f'esu'nts u ~ ~ tai,
genuine milk which the millions u eows ~ ~
county pEu4lutae. aud other acntals eiua'n Ill
pltcit a.a positive ats ma1s: ~ all alti.usr Il 10
sustain Ii. sla.c.lscuts, aud psopuses ~ toat,n'"
Ill. vru.a3a iu llst Interest VI iLe t'd9'S "''
, 1879-01-29
TELEGRAPH SCHEME.
ANT. rtfH fntft,oeIrtcx rr RI

hp8t]IE Utpa1cA 70 31s 3F76aN4
"AsusaoToS. d. e., Jan. q. +-Just before The
close Of lhc last session Of Congress. The Senate
RailepaA Committee reported the bill Of Senator
Jones. Of Florida, authorizing railroad c,ln-
1anlea 10 conatruct aud malutaiu Telegraph llnea
Tor commercial purposes, und 10 inaku eolllee.
ttons With Other r.,aus. lhc bill has been Oh tt.e
Seuatc calendar ever sinee. 1t bus beru under.
stodd thai II Is SOON tu he called up Tor actiun
Thls IL. aroused ,tle opposition VI ll,v telegraph
, 1879-01-29
BETTER NOW THAN AFTER MARRIAGE.

About 10 o'clock laas evening John Nstr!ng,
u po!autles % seurs of ago, employed u labor
or In Arnour'a lacaing-houss, attempted to
shoot widow named Mrs.. Rassk1, living
It No. 81 Canalpost Avenue ue had beaa
visiting her during tue avepue, and she, beco1n-
Ing tired md slcepy a1Kl not caring for hts CON.
|sauY, put On hes n!eht-cap, sud requested
lin to leave, az sha wished ~ go to
hsI. He bccama excited, usd, pulling
out Smith aIM Wesson revolver,
ot sAa bol.ss and called for tie polica. .utfcsr
Fox. l.earlny her. INT to tho housc and arrrsct
kcrrlng. jealousy Ut aotno other OF Mrs.
ltafski's male aclusIntauees u tar supposed
CAUSE,
, 1879-01-29
FIRES.
CHICAGO.

stil alarm of f1rn to tho 1rc-patrol at 0:13
yesterday morning was caused by the hot1ln9.
over Of kettle of pitch uscd for porous plas-
tcrs In tho uItlcc OF Dr. Hunter corner Of Stats
arH1 Washington streets, Ilootn 2G. Damage to
of1tce furniture. et0s>. Tic rontclts uf Moses
Warrrns ta,ok-publIshn9 agency, IN nooM II.
directly underneath, wero b4dly damaged by
wafer, ar1 the loss Ia cstfmascd at nearly 81 ,0M
The building WIS only slightly injured by
water.