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, 1879-04-15

Van Wyck 10 sarnh G. ratly}..
faul!na II, 2lts It n Of Wc-t Polk at. "
i, 20tixl2! u. impEoyaa, dated Aur.
20. lH7A william i. Furncss to Fanniu
Mill It. II: Il Of Wc.t s,xtccn, Il,
{, t+x114 II, dated afa!oh ~ {ltot,ert
Wild 10 Mnrx I)ooliingt.. .,..,........
We:t M.nf@s ,,n = e. @ lis,i I. @ of Gq"ttc ny,
rstkin. RI ] 70 E5wa1d HIT rifis"y, % ~. =.
1fnsll!Ht st. 4tt1 ftnof l!lacK llawls n, q
I, ::4sl.. II. improved, ,lAtch April II
t'!enty L.. hermit to \. t'tti1s".sky....
Norah Dearborn vt, II t. Of Mir',!ran
-.tWIiilan, Il. turncss 10 Fanntu Fnrncs.,
Kcntn1! 1T. :tHD It = w nj Wost rnlk ri,
81, +sxf0o #. dated Eco. (Star t@iass
coMpony tn ". e. Dc panw! .........
bartlut; af, 1oo n g Of it,ma'' ~, ~, ii
Bartlett nv, II cor Of shpfitIan Hy, n.
1G031:+ Il. .latcd starch II u. II.
tannitnnn OF al. to tnnfe@ Warl1 ......,
Nil Il, tlntel Mareh ii III. ii. I; Gam. upy
l1'nn ct al. 10 Caroline t!isIlop, .......,,
bartlett nv t7D # c nj l1o'nnn ny, VI. ~
stN 4, latet1 A[nfcn u IL. II. tam
:. nl1n ct III. TO i. Il. 1.nne>.. ...., .,..,
si.tH. tlatr,l March II IL. ii. liam.
,lDn Ut nj. to 4. 3. tiralnisj .......,
Jelfurso., nt. Il ft \ Ut Faurtccntt, st, rf.
3lxiU0 It. fmpruycd, dntuti Mnrc,, ID
:. u. t.. N. Kohlor to John j. rettip -,
Hubbard rt, lilo r. ~ uf Nul,lo 1t, II /, n;;S
11IM II. dated April IL tAnua II. a}c.
tlahDn to G. l.. 3tnnni) .....,. ..,,..
West Chicago ny, 10 # Z Ut 1}Ickcrlilu
It. H. +. l0uxt..l'i It, tlatcd April II
ttaci II. nnlbanl to 0curgo Ulcl:cr.
| u1EGl... ...... ,......,
West OlltO It, liz II u nf lIoyno st, 81,
.!Nx1.ili f., dated Aprit Il {Nliljn,n
Dradlst tojullan l>ntnn... ..... ...,,..
| Wtat Ohio II. anne IN The Afh,Yr, tjatr;l
R9ApFil Ii tJn1in Uolan tu sfhry l}rn.l,stI,.
6otTIi or cry LIMITS, WITHIN A EADJr@ mr.
| MILES Of TIM cGNHr.II0E.:.
| Madison nv, n . corner Of ElfEy. third At,
" I, lf0x15n #, ttatul March III fky.
,nan laird to George !. TiI1ot*o,p. ....,,s
, 1879-04-15

Michigan Central advanced 4, to s914;
kaisas 4 Texas 4, to ny; md St. Louis
Il San Francisco Y, to ~. Tho coal atocka
wcrc strong ON rumors Of nnothor combination.
De1awase II hudson gained sS, to 42ti$; f4ackn-
wanna Il, to 5o3$; but dorsey Central loas u,
to II.
Tl1rro was loss Of Il in Lake Shore, to III,
OF "a In ct. Paul, tn 411A; III tla preferred Of 4,
To So; IN Illinnls Central Il, to S5SSG; In Union
1'ae'ic IL, tu Tx; ErIo Il. to 254; aml West
ern Unlon J5. to lUil4. ..,....
Northwestern gold bonds wcro too1, st. raul
sinking finds, 1o3'S, Burlington, Cclar nap''ls
Il Northern, AZ: and Alton gold 6s. 10osE.
Missouri, Knusas Il 1'exas 1lrsts wore 0f.
Thu following Gives the fluctuations OF tho
, 1879-04-15

CoNvUIsrvE LAUGHTER.
John Chids, a tawycr, i* called, and tcstifea:
II live at 11!nsdalc. / have known stcvcns
aipcn Univ, 1873, Met him week or ten days
hefora tho homicide In tho ofI}co OF Henry w
Rtshop, Master IN Chanccry Of tho United States
Court, Ills manner ntl.t .appcnrsnco Wcrc un-
nsusl. lie seemed to be very much troubled on
eonc subjects. l noticed tho general expression
Of his facc. should say hs eye Ind vcrv mitch
to ,lo with Tint cxprcssIon. It was such nj, cx-
prcssiut, a. mai, would havo ID considerably
excited state, with determination to do eoma-
thing. had conversation Win nl. not feaA'
tive TO hEs wife or any personal trol,hra."
Mr.. Mills doesn't care to csoss-exntnlnH.
Mr, &. Donnclllu Ia called and testttlcs: ~
mn nsststant-engi1lecr Of the Ctty-iial!' s,ave
knqwn stsysn. sm os cS - te ays efur.
thr homicide, ut tho Adams street entrance to
the City-IlalL ! asked him question, ma 70
appcarcll to nc very much cHet uowh: 10
ui.l,'t look Mt me Mt MI after that, bMs held l.a
hcad ,,own; TO everything as;etl him he MI
swrrcl II, a very cyas{vc ant! neohcrcnt n,anlcr.
XIV n,,cstiom related Ia Ills domestic affairs"
Mr.. Stills, during. thu giving =, a. inc teslmonyt
iutlates that llu .oesM's think counsel On The
other aids should By allowed 10 do anything Of
that sort any more thar counsel on his side. 1t
might II alnp1 tns''Gs srsa s ana sa smiled 10 my col
| league" pleads Mills, "not tn sight Of tl1c
| i,iry, a1u, think have that right"
.Wcll, Ii YOU cnll II q kT1lc,' savs Irudc, ~
should like to know what you Gull convulsfve
laughter"
Inrrc are other smiles.
"Wtii you explain what yota f1cnn by in
coherent" asks Mr.. Mills, thiukfng to trap tho
II n,cau that he was rambling in his talk, is
the ready reply.,
"Wcll, l,e didn't give direct answers" Is hts
cquallr prompt rc:ponee.
MI. Mills give II up.
Atr Chilla fs recalled by Mr. storrs, and
tcstttIos: "As fur rs know, the conversation
fairs. / said, 'Hcllo pctc'; and he says, q
Mn having great deal of trou1c.'n
lust whv THIS witness is recalled ducSn't np
pear, md ugain there is no cross.cxamnna!on,
"IIcnrs d. founE,h calls nut alr. Irudc
ySng yor meb5em nes soRSs hnban lo1 ask, rruac
who has apparently made o mistake nnd callot
the wrong man, OF rather tho right man at tlit
| wrong time. ....
,,' ,,aNo, Il IL. .sn!ss,s tho Witness; ''my name i
"oh, weii," says Trudc, rno now under
stands Il nil.
in response to questions, the witness tostl
fed: I" nm a AetaMl-hnfh dealer. Steven
cuio tn me- two or three tiincs hciore lilo hGtlli
eide to sell me snme cast-ott clothing. Once IL
sons he spoke Of Ills tamI1y nflntrs,-acerncd t
mo tc telt Ind abnut something; tue rrlnark
lie mnde were about his wife. lie WIS nervoN
at.tl excited: told inc bis wife was untr.Io t
him, a,ltl WIS going with other men. When Il
sold the CATERS he said that was the Inst thin
ho hnd to sell. lie Ind sold, nc eatd, d no'
} suit of CLOTHING bofo.c this time, #hch ne Tan
ed 3l5 for Ills Wife"
| This is ordered stricken out,
He looked sad at tho ttne."
, 1879-04-15


That emit anr.''
"Ilavo yo,, any cs!denco of tlle fact that yon
wero followed, or any information on that sub.
jcctlr
:" 4 is objected to-" shouted Mills.
"DbIeets,n sustained" rules The Court.
NJ viii State" says Trulc, "that ,wo want
to mako llle connection. We ltd wltncts by
Of Miller and linrri-on strects, In the rcar, nl'l
who rnoyrd tE,rc0 or it1lr weeks aKo, aud tho
officers l!ayon't hccn ablc 10 tltsrovor where"
ho has no knowledge, and you rannot eo1'ticct
ll1m.h
''r!,cn you have no knowledge OIL tho sub
ject. w!'nteyer" usks Irude*
nNO, str."
Do I.accr ia nllowetl to 10.
Albert W. LuuRloy Is ralacit. md tcsttlee: II
l,nyn kcnt Ill: Massnao't House until !ntc1r. on
snuth Water street., near Todd N Cn's taw
nolrr gentleman, tllcsa with hI1', at'd then ho
nn tie othrr nun 1Ia.l Rather animated coGi-
yersnllutl. Then they uapd to rome abntls eEcry
daH Il,e la.t limo Stevens sai.l hs wo1t !.!i; 20
lin, nt1. apparently succeeded, but sonn inter.
WnfGs Stevens be!an turry. The lutlEth ot tue
interviews VARIED from. tlilcrn minutes Or less
TO NJ hour. Tie other rnan wns nt'out 10 years
| Ult!, htnsy, with lt1IlstM:ie."
/ fou sny ho apprarc.l excitoilf asks Mills.
~ 90, sir,m'' says tI,c Witness.
| .Iat Is al!," rujune Mills
Eanc is true regarding Della Smith. Eumtnins
is it,e % ,l.nn referred so BY NJ. 1onEley."
asIks Mills, IN SONG wrath,
"Tlr!r eon,lprion viii nnrcar, but they arc
conscious nj their cUn1,ectt with tile case n,,d
VIC can't gcs them, i rsIrc It to bo understood
thai. we lInro trirtl to ret thru.''
Stlar litnc is wasted IN waiting to sec II some
| Witness won't bc roUd enough 10 turn no. Nu-
body cnnrs to tf!r sllrfuce, logcver, atnl a
quiet, earnest tnk uocs on al lhe trial tab!e on
htI m LS}f In nF1f hf,tIt
~ --- ---
o111, ~, MEAT.
| uu. j.. -. .:.,.. - .
"e wv :. 'n's 1os"'", 51,,s M tlol'o.
plchsc, Bnrs Mr. storrs' at snst. ~ we ase out
Of Witnesses We hnyc no ono to put OIL the
| stand except tle Defendant. md yo,lr Honor
vii, ,r,s,,,l,. ara.ot.t t,.n roroo ~ ,1ho. .,r
VIZ p'roao'' appfee'ato '!'e .oteo ~ "n"t o"s,
whch saS tint 1t breaks tho 4!no whlch wo
stand now. Thrrs arc rensons thnt arc not nI-
together funcliul WHY VIZ prefer to rescsye him
rs orr last witness. 1 atu lrce to eay tllat
, 1879-04-15


city consumption: 4,4it bu w1lcat, 7,,37 bu Llt.
10y.
Fl'c following grain rms Inspected i,,to .tos
In this city yesterday morning: 4 cars No. an4
Winter wheat, Q cars No. 3 10, . cags lnixel;
cars No. spring, II cnrs Hos} In, II ears reIes.
cd, cnr no grade l0l wl!ent]; Gl rurs higi.I,lt4
corn, II cars new do, 33 cass lnsl 5.!o0 bu ri
mixed, 81 cars No. corn, 10 cars rejestcl IN
corn); II Gars whto onts, bears Mo. nlixrt5
cars rejected, l ear no gratie {3t oats); Lar
No. / rye, = cars No, = do, 9 ears rejected u
rye); car No. q barlcY, ours extra 10. Ic.4
{33s eurs), lei, GOO bu. Inspected ont: m,9slt1
wheat, o5,0i7 bit corn, a7,692 bu oats, 2,lilbl
ryo, 1G,70b b,l barley.
Tic Committee on Appeals from Grain Il.
spcction Is again tho subject Of rc,uark. III
charged against them NOW tmt they har1Iy eys'
revcsse decision Of the Inspectors, where's
they used to bo blamed for resen.
Ing too often. Nobody scetna u
suppose It possible 1lIat tho Instcstc;,
layo como to n butter understanding ot tLs
v[uwa Of the Committee. It setns, hoNc'et
tllnt the Committee Is auro to 10 blamed so'n.
low. OF course 1t Is not possible ,i!at w1ta
such MI oft-repcatcd opposition of Interests, th'
parties who .lcclde should Elro satisfaction II
wr,,,,r,v
' nus .a...,a o,,o.. a,,,,,. ,o,,,x,,,,. =, m q.
cou,, su,"s ~, IN. ~ ,,ar1sr sent frnm M, ,r
IN Erw yorE. nrsI,cs 1rr,,,h,' u wns Ionlel
viii, ifc ncr IN, far ,vri,.h.n, T.. mr. hi 1trhet
".s - pee 49,, ~ ..,,,s ~. n,
ats,,,nr,,I",, ~ .,ns, ,lo ~ b,o,r. ,m, ,rtsu
tn.' 49,. ~. .,.,,,,"n, ,,-o,sr.',o u,olr, L.
..s' ~1ts ~. 'a..,'.', 1 u r. s,an.,,n,,
los Sssoa w. ~ "u' n W. no a.. ~ ,rI, la,1,
u''u so.s, u' ~. o"' ~ ~ un,
| fosy u!ue'. '!s>' oA'e' VI '''' 8so"' -
eo I, tbt
4''e ts'sn " ".n'.s sto'ase "" st'', ',.s,ns H.
| cltY VIII e&plse to-aas, ""u al' sF"'' ''"' ~.
, 1879-04-15

Tho following Instruments wcra f1led for
record Monday, April II:
cirr PROPERTY,
Twenty sixth at, 1:h # " OF Hanover at,
IT. .,xl:5 It. improved, dated April
1t III. anu l.. Very tu Jacob l:wurta>..3 1000
Centrv ~. lil # II Ut West Twelfth st.a
tMchacl shislrs % 10 iiriisct o't ouilorj. 1850
Mlwaakus ~; lulA ttnw q , No2!s !M!;, NJ
iuni il. iirt:e. "a d sam1sl i. Isdsc41.. 5000
Nofil May It. l9O II II oi Wcst Ohio st.W
ssSstt t i,l,sa to .aL 3aas /. sscoxs.. .... $500
Darlington vt. l57 noi Etphtcenth It:
sa1loq L,', q, 5a!sa ApFsl II 1Ffank ~.
burlington ii. III, It II OF Eighteenth vt,
y +. 2ixluO II with building No. A},
datcl April II tAaiouch Aefda to
Esncru!d ~, laU It . Of Thitty:sixt u, -
!, 441l.3 7-10 II, dated april II tsIa-
thvH Scott to Margaret MastIgan}...... 410
Chxalnul u, 100 It 9 Ut Naztlt Mol!: q,
NJ. .uA1l03 It. Aale4 Aasch 10 Il. +.
, 1879-04-15

Il!o following wcre lie receipts mud shi,
ncnts Of tl'u leading articles of prnssuyc In I'll,
city during tI,e forty-clght hours ending 4,
o'clock Oh atondny morning, u,,d for liz so7.
responding ,llte twelve llu1ltI,s ugo:
, 1879-04-15
GETTING THE MAIL.

John III, Hubbard Ia called AlHl teBtillea: VI
I'M Superintendent of City Delivery, Chicago
rost.Olltca. know reter atevuas saw him
IN my private o1cn few .iays before the hunt
eide. lie came in and appcsrcd quito bcstla
hilus4.lf, Thought"
This Ia obieclcl to, and strtclson out, and tho
defcuhe r1cepta.
"ilo was not coherent In ILLS talk, hut quite
rambling, lie made ao,uc requests OF INC That
thought to ought to know bustcr than to
makk. 1le asked MI order on the Gaueral De-
ltycryTor sntnc letters addressed III the Manu- OF
Ada Engcst. liz Was very norvoua, us'tl in ask
lug for tim 0rfer lie gavG nlG his reasouh for 80
doing, producing letters similarly addressed
whfyla hu said tic had lnuMl In Its WIfu's trunk.
These he read to nle. liz si,oku Of tho loyu lfe
hAa for his wife, Anl Ills 1rstro to Easo
tllnwtd me. refused 10 giys hia tilu tcttcth.
uti my refusal disturbed tItIH u good deal; hu
waa very nervous all through this coMyersa-
lii, Trulc a. th,. stage rcsota to a yasu in
9Th fil,luis, Il, which occurs tavorasla icr!s-
aDl relating IT. the Dpitdau of a businessman as
10 Il lcrsa.l'n mental condition, atnl contenla
that this wiincas' opntnn "a cu!hresent AZ tu
"'that Is upa point W. haven't argued Al all
yet," says Sr. sturss, "ollt l think atn sats
III saying tiIut tln Opsnions Of witness. not al
expert, connected Will! facts a1l1 arta cotAfns
dirortty tli.ipr hls owu observation d. to III,
snuty or insanity Of PERSON, nru competent
W. have nut thu authorities prsscnt now, hu
khnil bo 1catly to present ticnl utauothrr time.
"Oh, wull," rojosns sir. MILE, NJ YOUR
Eong to a,eu8 It, let's hare 1t tlsoroHEh."
"Wlmt, ln ynuE oplnion,h akks I'Euts, "Hal
the mental condition q reter a.s1cus1"'
"Oblert.h shouts Mills. .....
II shsil sustain tbs obiecttan,h says I'll,
Court. "'lsc question Is tue sans IN substance
~ The previous oue. shal! sustain thu obicc
nun, subject tu Hsgu1nrht a,ia tic submission .
tui!orittes.n
AIr. Weber croSs-examtuaa hlr. Hubbard, All
TlIt gentleman replies: u had never seen 5ta
yer.s 4ctosv this time. liz was excited, HI
manner pul language bQth being different f1uu
, 1879-04-15

thosc Of other persons met that day. 1fo said
he was hound to !,avG thDso letters II he could
net them, ntNl ile insisted TINT he must have
tlIcm right AWAY. THE talk on his part was c0l,.
cern,E the lettars, their stproae1 authors. aud
hia wife. liz tnlkch good English. hut he wna
30 nervous in his actions that had sor1o dill
Guilty in understanding him."
, 1879-04-15
BLACK.

On rcsu1nnE In the afternoon, the defense
placcs William Black, n timer, on tic stand,
md he tcsttles Ms follows:
II Iaye known Pcte Stevens nbout three
years. saw him a',ol,t Two weeks before thu
homicide, OH Dearborn ssrect. Ifo nskcl INC to
20 tip rs far as Wscnn's Will, lin mud stop
there till he Ind found out who wrotc the lat
terra to Ills wifc. 1Ie Ind statcl previously that
lp might au these 1clloWs hotne ilartsl, md
wanted mo 10 70 a1ynE auA prevent row. 1.o
was excited, AMI lot,kcd ltEo Il InaH who was IT.
nEony, iIl53 una Who Ind been crying. He
thought, from wiNt he could show by tIesp
le.ters, that llr coulu ret her away from her
lnotllrr. lie wcus Into NTrnn's ubtl asked d
yonnG 1nan there If In wrote the letters. lie
hui said II he stidn't Gat u satisfactory nnsHcr
froul some nf tlrsu icllnws he fcnrod l,v would
hurt somu Of talcnl. / saw ilfni nga!n OH Mad
tson street, Whcn ho also appeared much dis
tres*etl."
Mr.. Mills crnss.exn,nihcs and witness replies:
" work Tor Libby, Mcneil Il Libby. mt
Stevens frequently III tin Superior Court. ns,a
Oh tho steets, Hnsl IN tfr vicinity where hc lived.
was at hoh,o Inst Thursday night when sub
puuael. kayen't talked With ncop'a us tt
Just what would tcatlfy to. Stevens WIS OK
cited Il, tlcso tnlks, but ! understood lin.
dent know tl4ut Ats cyca wcre naturally wcak,-
80 rs to frequently I'LL with tcars.h
, 1879-04-15

Dr. ". Cook, Of No. 055 Warren avcnuc, IL
called md tpsttilcs: II atu now In the United
States ,nail scrytcc. l llnyo known Stevens
elnes nbnut tic time 1T tho Tire. saw him
about tcu Guys or two wecka 1utoro the homf-
cldc. at the corner of ilulsted una Madison
streets. slIo exhibited s!gus uf cxctcmcnt,--
talked very naturally It'll lso ,net
his wife, which was In thu
cuursc of q blusks walk. Sllo was
with llttle girl. a,nl he stopped md talked
with l.er. Thon no Tjotncl INC, n,l! bega. to
tuis about Ills troubles. Told hin to keep still,
u!Nl nut 10 publish lls troilhcs but hG wet hl,
null sud, YOURS ltttla "Iuny," pete.' Thu
first thi.t, ! knew Ut sllc casns up lMhInd ~,
jus: as ! had hcen tclllAg HIN he hnd prcttY
litta vile, ant 10 20 home, With hcr. lta
seemed pacltlcl, tuok her utn and waiIte.l OF
homo with her. Ills appcarnneu waa very ur-
natural.
Thu Witness remark to 8tnycns, "You're
acting luny," Is stricken oltt, tn u Judgment or
opinion OF witness, and the dDicbsc excents.
htr sflllB cr0steYanuEA nE1al wltnnss tust liIes:
~ studied medicine, hut did 11ut gratluntu.
Stevens uscd to Gull Ut my place, about Tie tilc
OF fhu l!sc, air! hiTo tMtriagr,-t tlen kGpt a
stl,c. Un thu uceast0n of n,retlng him nf,
liaIstcn strrct, he tallsed cohcrcntly, but was
excited. / have talked frequently nltIut thH
case, but dun't remember to Just wllo,n."
, 1879-04-15

....ts, r,rtt,
s,rfss d -, MI, ~ IT. a,,n1 ."Sm ~ rnsoentxc nc,
., nmi eaiie'1 In lin nr't aekc lin how ho WA
getting nlonr. 1ir sntl, 'Ant getting along very
we'll, or something Of .has ktl'd, md reierrcdeo
his troubles: nskcti him rlIat fTonucs. a,,d
l,ls lsafcctlon for hr wife sueaktns about his toye
Of anr person on carth llr dttl"t spea,s g! nes
IN cnnnccsion with hta aoity Vt tnH ,lh.t1 tx -
leave her, n Was n rHsn,9 s'st .ror ssom sn ,,,
acted different from w'Mt nao e'eF sec" "'"'
NJ. Mills cross-oxamf1les, a1u witness fephes: s;
Ills entire manner wos e!ianeea .uan hau ,o m
ta!lculty In understanding hlm, howesof, "a or nc nc
me. lla wns not cool aM' ae,aoosnte' 9u1 f"r nif
consider II anything peculiar tint hls head was
down.' ~.
WAS l,e ~ the hahlt Of "aKng , aI m,' ,,omas ,s
ss fsss !. 'M eno'iea sss' % st1s au I'M" '"e crow"
"Dn'I't know tfrt ever met hin III '''at
way" replies tl,c Witness, ,,uu
"llon't ktow, do yuri" says Mills
"No; | lou't kAow." ..s-
"pon't knuw." says Weber r., r. m n. aside, ndt
"Wiletller they wore nar'fngnlcs then or hot''
.-...
LATHAM, THE sTENOGRAPHER.
,hn..na,,a ., ,rri,o. hayc tnnwn stevens about
ott"'ts' "rte'' = "a's ".''" ~ '..sT
aycar' he worked .or ',so 10 eopi's.' "e'".o ,..
got him the job with Told ~ 20. 80" nun Oh
nfl,cc lie camo In, about {, ar u:so-a grcat
oi''e.' ~ ", ,,sn"ns st .sn,, ,,"., ,r,rL,,v,
nuffS' MS nr' Nh'ofo a',' ''sh,' WHY w." "' ~
there, sat down NJ tao'e' a'" SCENE" - -"
Ind been crying. lie appeared "
he writing note, nf"l ,was having
bis head oil llis ilnnl. asked him IL he "ns
,o1a hin ii. wife bai bccn .iwrs little wh!lo
for e sat there resting his lare in his hands md
, 1879-04-15

Latest quotations for Anrll delivery on III.
leading articles for tho lust twu business ,a,.,
, 1879-04-15

HWaft. II don't make any difference II you
went there every nigh. In thu wcck H."
II would like to tell my whole connection
with the case" pleads MI. Boyd, "if tho Court
please" .....
II think you hal hcttcr not ask to do that,h
Admnntshcs Mr.. Storts.
II NH not afraid" rcjo!ns Mr. lloyd.
"We wilt give you CHANGE" rcf,lnrks AIR.
"No, you von't,n observes Mr.. storrs.
"Ws T!ll," rntorts Mr. Weber. " Sec It wo
don't; You ,eannos s'a'lder l!'' 'lea'' tn tnat
way w,, ,,.r, o,v communication viii,
Mrs. Stevens, continues Mr. s.srr', "by letter
or .Nans ''T5witt tnt know OF. She wfd.e me, ,ir"
+ "llnyo you tic lctscr In your possessioni"
"Np, SIR"
"Ian you ret tt1"'
mo; I cannnt yet IT,"
"DId you ever bear tho name Of Harry
,".1cl" Indignantly. replies tho witness,
ana, str.n
"Dhl yon ever communicate with any one BY
"Nnt that know of."
"1hsuugi, TIE TRIBUNE or otEeswse1''
"No, sir; nlways tlse my own na,nc.''
"Ditl yo,l ever communicate through tho pcr-
soual column OF THE TRIBUNE With MIR one1n
''So, SIR .
Steven: whispers to !ts counsel for mo-
tlcnt. ind appears flushed.
"DM yor crer," proceeds Mr storrs, l., meet
Mr.. Stevens bcfose tint SATURDAY, night !"
~ never met a[r. Stevens until saw him IN
court"
"Dldn't you encounter a[r. stcycns on QUO
oceaston on sl!s asree: when he told Yost not to
70 Will. his vile anY more ~
~ never aaw him ltntfl the other daY.h
"A6oltt 4 NINTH before, didn't yOn En!I to-
Gcthur nt Ilooey's Theatre, and didn't le tell
you not to liayo anythiug more to Ito with Ills
/ wlfci' r
lilo never snoko to me in bis life. Or anY
other i1,au, about Mrs. Stevens, except Mr.
| Triltle she other day."
mover went to. supl.cs With Mrs. Stevens nt thu
hotel OF anywhere elsD!'
,,i rIi,,t Is on1este. 70" Interrupts Mr. Mills
ii woull like e tell IT." says the witness, III
= IL II objected tol" inquiries Mr., storrs.
lit H." R.,swers A1r. Mtt1s.
| 1--WE Will take the ruling Of the Court,h re-
I'll is ieadi,'E," says Mr.. Mills, ''and lie f.
| their wtncss.'
| "AIafbc the question is MS to memory" come.
from tile Court. at may not be for tn,penrt
ment. Do you Wish to rcfrcsl1 his EnetnorY, MIR.
/ Storrsf II SO, I'll permit YOU tn do IT,"
III cau't nay in fairncss,' replies alr. Storrs,
"tl,at that WIS the purpose nj 1lle Inquiry. WI
certainly won't ask ais'eston for II re'sAon w
don't have"
'.Il,cn," says The Judge, ~ will Sustain tht
Objection II II Is insisttl nt'on."
''pld Mrs. MaMtc Sterel's 70 upstairs ID ts't
hotel Tint ngltf'
"The tlinIug-.oom Is upstairs. She went up
room with met
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THE SPECIMENS.

The Carson APPEAL still insists there was
no occasion to change the offices around IN
the Capitol, more particularly 0bJec'lng 10 the
transfer of the mineral cabiuets Certainly
no one will claim that the cabinets are at ali
conspicuous III their present position, whereas
all must admit that they can be seen to much
better advantage in the rooms now occupied
by the Attorney General, to which place 1t Is
proposed to remove them. The change from
darkness to light is the proper move, and all
who are familiar with the case will endorse
the action of the Commissioners i'll ordering
the transfer. reno J0Nrna1.
Verify, let US 90 abroad for information.
At present the much vexed specimens are ex-
hibited under full light from three large win
dows, so situated a, to illuminate the Museum
from sunrise till sunset. Crepe about, neigh
Dor, and catch hold OF something else with
which to sustain your basaless fabric from dav
to day. You should have been with the
Capitol Commissioners yesterday. They either
had not read the JoMrna' III the morning, or
else they failed to get enough light out of
your valuable newspaper, and they groped Il
a little Wonder if you OF any other we'll
balanced journ 4list could devise what propo-
siton was seriously put forward One Com
missioner, with all the gravity Imaginable,
moved that the Sttts ca5jn@ts Of mineral
specimens be ,.e,,orn} into The passage rays Of
the Capitol and PIT on exhibition there. And
one of his colleagues u tae majority seconded
his motion with all the solemnity of son-in-
law at his step mothers funeral. The next
thing Won can hopefully look for, ntichbor.
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boy with a patch on his knee can't be
hired to go on an errand to the next house,
but he will follow band wagon all over tow
and never realize that he isn't dressed ii
broadcloth
A woman may not be able to sharpen a
pencil or throw stone al hen, bat she can
pack more articles into trunk than man
can in one-horse wagon.
John B. Cough says - They tell us that
alcohol gives strength and nourishment. 1t
on a hornets nest; it is very quickening, but
not particularly nourishing
Being alarmed at noise. Mrs S. P. Mil
lard, of Stockton, arose during the night on
the 21st, and while seeking the cause was
felled to the floor by blow from club in
the hands of a burglar, who at once fed,
Mrs. Millards recovery is doubtful
A Walla Walla gambler named Fred Lance
shot himself in the head at Dayton, while at
tempting to kill courtesan named Mollie
Rogers. Lance died soon after
The weather is clear and the bar smooth
st the mouth of the Columbia river. If fine
weather continues, much freight and some
rigging on the Great Republic will be saved.
Several of the bodies of the men killed by
the Wellington coal mine explosion have been
recovered They were badly mangled. One
man was hurled 80 feet up a stope aud es-
capped.
Richard Webb, editor Of the Amador Leelq-
er, has sued the County Judge of that place
fer $40, 900 damages for false imprisonment.
The surveyors have nearly finished survey
ing the Norris tract, Sacramento county. 1t
will be divided into forty acre farms and set
tied by English colonists.
The Alabama claim, Inyo county, is yield
ing some very rich gold quartz. A half ounce
piece sold for SO, and many samples were
found that were one fourth pure gold.
Joseph Sims, George Nichols and E. H.
Moore, are under arrest at Nevada City,
charged with circulating scandalous and OBJ
scene documents in reference to young peo-
pie in that city.
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We nrort our Liquors direct from the manufacturer
aud therefore sell but the puIest articles.
Carson, april -, 1873