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A POPULAR "Life of Gen. Hancock, u

A POPULAR "Life of Gen. Hancock"
compiled by Alvan s. Southworth
from authentic sources, will be issued
in about week by the American News
Company. 1t will embrace special
contributions from the pens of promi-
nent Democratic statesmen through
out the country, among whom may be
mentioned Senator Bayard, David
Davis, Charles f. Adams, Wade
Hampton, Abram s. Hewitt, John
Kelly, David d. Field, Algernon s.
Sullivan and Roger A. Pryor.
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ELECTION OF OFFICERS.

The American Eagle Bay Club, OF
this city, on Saturday evening, elec-
ted the following officers
Captain-George Borel.
First Mate-Howard Thorp.
Second Mate-Warren Biscoe.
Third Mate-Wm. Sharpless.
Fourth Mate-Harry Monk.
Secretary-Samuel c. Adams.
Treasurer-Elmer Mount.
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ThyashIne Her SIanderer.

ERIE, July 2j.-Charles Vescilius, a
young sport, was stopped on the street
yesterday ana publicly thrashed by Miss
Minnie Richie, a young lady whom
Vescilius is said to have slandered
Miss Richie gave him blow in the
face with her ungloved hand that brought
blood gushing from his nose. The
thrashing was supplemented to-day by
one from the lady's brothers.
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1T WOULD NOT FLOAT,

This afternoon the big Garfield and
Arthur flag in front of the Lincoln
Club room was noticed to be tangled
on the pole and ropes in hopeless con-
fusion. In striking contrast, the Han
cock and English flag, in front Of the
Excelsior Club room, just two doors
above, fioated proudly and gracefully
in the breeze. Even the elements are
for Hancock and English.
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Death of a Railroad CIerh.

o. e. Montague, freight clerk of the F.,
w. & b. X. X. Co., a. Gray's Ferry, Phila-
delphia, died last night Of consumption,
aged about twenty-five years. lie was a
resident of Philadelphia, and was "a mem
Der of the F., w. u B. X. X. Beneficial
Society by reason of which his family
will receive benefits TO the amount Of
$500
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THE ONE HUNDRED DOLLAR
COUNTERFEITS.

WAsHINGToN, July l5.-The Secret
Service of the Treasury have not yet
succeeded in cap uring the plate from
which the dangerous counlerfeits of 500
national bank notes have been made, nor
have they any clue to the gang who set
them afoat There has been some talk
of Withdrawing all notes of this denomi-
nation from circulation but the Comptrol-
er ofthe Currency decided 20 noufy bank
ers and the general public to be very
careful iD handling $160 bills. -ss -
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General U. s, Grant, who In 1877 was
elected Chairman of the Republican Or
ganizatiOn known as "Boys In Blue" to
succeed GeneralDiX, deceased, issued q
g, neral order ON the 22d instant that
"the members for each State of the Ma
lional Con miti,e ofIhe Union Veterans
Union at once proceed to organize the
Boys in their respective STATES to pre-
mote the election of GARFIELD and Au-
thur" and that "the erganiLat of
Bows in Blue report to the department
commanders in their respective States"
the first State to take action in accord
ance with General Grants order was
New York.
Charles A. Wallace, son OF Rev. DIR.
Wallace, of the Ocean Grove Record,
pleaded guilty, at Freehold, N, j., on
Saturday, to charge of stealing q gold
watch and hahn, and was sentenced to
the peni;enliary for one year at hard
labor.
THE Republicans assert that the negro
exodus has given them Indiana. They
have been, we read, very active in the
introduction of negro voters, but they
will tail TO carry the State, nevertheless.
A. this moment they are cutting down
the Republican vote in Kentucky by
piling the negroes into the southern
counties of Indiana. Their trouble and
expt tnse will not help them. The Indi-
ana Democrats have sharp eyes.
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SPECIAL NOTICE..
n CA = n

To all VINO are suffering from the err
rols and indiscretions of youth. nervous
weakness, early decay, loss of manhood,
&c, | Will send a recipe that will cure you
was discovered by a missionary in South
America. Send a self addressed envelope
TO the REV. JOSEPH t. INhAN, Station ID,
NeW York ChU. May4-eOdDAwly
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ANOTHER CLUB.

Arrangements are now in progress
for the organization of a Young Mems
Democratic Club, and a meeting for
this purpose will be held on Wednes-
day evening next, probably at the
Democratic headquarters, Nos. 220
and 222 Market street.
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An Adventurous shark

WASHINGTON, July PA shark
nine feet long was caught in the Peto-
mac River twenty miles below this city.
This is the first shark ever known to
have assembled the river so high. 1t has
been brought here. and will be stuffed
and placed in the Smithsonian Institu-
ton.
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Wilmington Markets.
PHILADELPHIA MARKETS

"WEDNESDAY, July Fl, 5 L. M.
FLOUR is less active but unch anged.
Old wheat families are held higher
Sales of 800 barrels, including Minnescta
extras at s. 25a6 75, the latter for straight;
Pennsylvania family at s. a IS 50; Wes-
tern do. at d 25 a So, and Patents at SO 50
rs. Rye Flour sells at "a rs.
GRAIN.-Wheat is dull and lxc. lower.
Sales of 25,OO0 bushels, including rejected,
at Slal %, steamer at al 90, and choice
red and amber at 81 Il1<a&f IL and No. 2
red in elevator, at 81 IL July al 0sk Aug.
81 OSl OSl4September and S1 09sk October. Rye
is Inactive, we quote old Pennsylvania
at zoe and new at 7Uc. Corn is in fair de-
mand. Sales OF 1900 bushels including
yellow at sic. mixed at 40lSa5Oc., stea-
mer at 4Sc. and rejected, al 4Sa4oc. AT
the call board 1900 bushels August
sold at 49Ac: 4S4c. was bid for July,
I9c. for August, 491zc. for September, and
50lIc for October. Oats are In moderate
request and steady. Sales OF 10, 600 bushels
including rejected and mixed at 35a86c.
and white AT 38 a 44c.
The receipts to-day were as follows: 1910
bbls. flour, 5000 bushels Wheat, rs, 800
bushels corn, 12,iOO bush. oats, Is barrels
whisky.
WHisKY.-5O bbls. Western iron bound
sold at bl 10 per gallon.
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FOURTH EDITION
,aaai cnfia... Tor Tn-alnx

Partly cloudy weather, occasionalrain,
or lower temperature and
barometer, winds mostly sOHthwesterly.
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Clayton House ArrIvaIs

J, T. Fulkerson, 81. Joseph, Mo
Horace &, Jones, ConshOhopken D.
{ p. Strausee, Phila.
y. M " hittle, Jr, Richmond. Va
Jos. b. Hand, Phila. ' '"'
Robt. Jones. "
Rev. $. l.. Polk and wife. Sevs,L n.
srank Ii. Hoflecker, Del. ''a'A' u
John {. Siuckert, st. Georp e's De
y. j.. Cleland, city. - D'H
J. II. Way, + lam, Pa.
J.. l.. Vallandlgham, Newark. Del
W. +. Kelly. Phila. ''
A. B. Jones, Fairview, Del
4. j. lements.
JOS. II. King, Phila.
{. W. Eddy,
j. NJ. Whitford, city.
{. Baumore. New York.
w. &. Harris. lawrel ce, Mass,
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I. financial and Comm ercial.

AILAIR0ToN. DEL, July %, 1880
Latest Stock quotations furnished by
Heald d Co., S. +. corner Seventh and
Market streets, Wilmington, Del, At II
In HaU.
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that follow, A.Jdf TAXING,
as a sequence OF Self-Abuse; oss o.
Memory, Universal Lassitude, Pain in tile
Back, Dimness of Vision, Premature Old
Age, and many other Diseases that lead TO
insanity or Consumption and a Prem ature
Grave. 1FulI particulars in our pam ph-
lat, which we desire 10 send free by mail
10 every one. ~The Specific Medicine ia
sold by all druggists at 81 per package, OF
SIX packages for IS, or will be sent free bJ
mail on receipt of the money by address
ing THE GRAY MEDICINE CO.,
No. 10 Mechanics Block, Detroit, Mich
SSold In Wilmington by z. JAMES
BELT. Wholesale and retail. Agent. Cor.
9th and Market Sts., and by Druggist
verywhere. mars-d&w
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CHoKED TO DEArHBY ANEGRO.

CINCINNATI, July 25.-John King, an
an Irish laborer, ordered Paul Smith,
colored, away from an unirequented
street in the suburbs this afternoon. a
fight eLsued, in which Smith actually
choked King to death.
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General Grants New Business.
ELECTED PRESIDENT OF A NEW
MEXICO MINING COMPANY.

ELECTED PRESIDENT OF A NEW
MEXICO MINING COMPANY.
Boston, July 24.-General U. S.
Grant has been elected President OF
the San Pedro and Canon De Lagua
Company, which owns 10000 acres
of land in New Mexico, including
copper and gold mines. Boston and
New York capitalists are largely
interested in that enterprise. While
in New York General Grant will
make his headquarters at the bank
ing-house of George William Ballou
Il Co.
The capital stock of the San Pedro
and Canon De Lagua Company is
$l0,0OO,O00, the par value of the shares
being $25. The company was organized
urder the laws Of COM ecticui, and has
Its main Office in Boston. General
Grant is expected to reach this city In
about a month, and will thereafter spend
his time alternately here and in New
York. One effect of the announcement
of General G ants election as President
of tho Company was to send the sock
of the company up from So per share on
Friday To 1913 yesterday.
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JACKSON
Lime and Marble Company,
HOOK FRAIN DEE
Up to It's Original tandard.

Have made preparations for burning the
noted jackson lime with wood alone, and
are ready To furnish.
Up to Its Original tandard,
The best building lime in the United
States. IL Will make double as much
mortar TO the bushel as some OF the other
mortar lime IN use, aud 81 per cent. more
than the most of them.
T. .. Address, Hook essin, Del.
or 80 Jefferson street, Wilmington. Del.
ap8-wtL
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The Great
E n gl & b
Renedy,an
uHfa / lin &
c u r e or
y e m l n a |
Weakne ss,
SpermatOr-
rhea. lmpo-
tency, and
ALI IliGaQaaa
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LOCAL STOCKS AND BONDS,

National Bank of Delaware. 800
First National RRnk................. l4S
Union National Bank. a
National Bank of VII. 4 Brandywine 90
Farmers Bank. ..................... So
Wilmington Coal Gas Co............ 85
Delaware X. X. Co................,.. ~
Delaware Western X. Il. Co...... ~
Phlla.. VIII. Il Baltimore Il. X Coz, 10
ilmington x Northern X. II. Co..... IS
" Milmington Passenger X. W. Co...... -
Delaware Fire Ins. Co..........,...S 80
Masonic Hall Co...................
Delaware STATE. ............s..........lO lOo
Wilmington City 6's..................llO
Wilmington City 5's....................l0
Masonic Hall Co, LIST mortgage.
Wilmington Passenger K. W., LIST
mortgage. ......l00 100
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Nv ANTED.-A boy about tourIeenors Al.
teen 10 learn printing. Applya
JyEO.hl. TINS UFtlrR
, 1880-01-23
COUNTY BUILDING.

The Grand Jury yesterday examined Into
twelve cnses, found i've truo blls, four no bills,
md passed. throe BILLS until to-tiay.
!. Daniel Mccarthy, who wns arrested on a
Gu. sM. ut the suit Ut Oscar Cobh, wnnta 10 ket
out, and yesterday lod bis ppsluon III tho Coun.
~ Court accordingly.
Ezra r, Tcale, Collector Of tie Town of
Nlyersido, yesterday lcd hs bond In es7, 100 and
nbtaincA bly, l,poks from tho County closk. THIS
II tho lust Of tho l!st.
Tho Committee on Public Service met ycs-
tcrsluy ind audited a f0w bills. To-day tho Com
t!ttte0 tl Printing aud Stationary will meet,
:I, nns tu.,lG'Esow there wt!i bo meetings 9f tho
counts Committees.
Iii tho County Court yesterday NeIito
DtIwi ~ yenrb aid, ind 0f Irish o1traUtIon, wins
Ad1ulgea If!saho and u 1auper. llUr idpa ID thAt
ss!1tieptMy s!sy Is trylux tu potletrlto her hr7lih.
lsii1nthln fhMlcr. young woman Of - with
not q pKutcr.
IL the Criminal Court yesterday. Judge
guilty 0f lnreet'y. and sontune.Ai to ono your III
thS @ eass q Wia s assus as .So iSsspc,Sa I,
Antol Sles!er was tried and fnl,irl mt guilty vi
In tho County Jntl. William Davis blended u,Iil{y
y burgnry. nnd was !NcGnttuently sentenced d,
nfirrn yrnf1 H. tho PcnituntiaEy, Darls IL tho
Wells street three dnys ago. and wht, i,ar-
Enwly escapcd lynehing at the hands OF an in.
dlxnAnt orowd. Charlea Franke pleaded guilty
opcn tafce es,o and . VT fcnspaeH Ply ,n fos ss
and wore reaandod for seeteuces John fSSSny; SS1Sys;
was found guilty Of petit larceny and rem alldvd.
, 1880-01-23
l,cnrhorn Addition. fractional ecct1on Il, and
Es.ehNn,i!.scctton Addition, all lying north Of

L 4WEltfu AGtCOt.
Guy, Charles II. croswclt and Ills aaugl,:
III tos GsennF FnnrsR IN sSRs1sT foparer q sa sS
mLG;o9 mmG;or ta that Senteman lass eyonug end ha,l
ni,nnIInoe of tho Nnttonnl Republican Ct,nvr1,-
tu1on. whnGver ho fnay he, for lrtnllcnt Tho
I"s. Htato Of M!eh!snn you'll, Io sat!s' ,yti c!,hor
would suit tho people OF his Htnte. he Thought,
r. taoy rcgnrti him ~ sort Of whtcf-tsoE nf THO
~ a tnen no eG ,ss eo n woa W.
r. the lsepnbiiea, par,y Thc cunning rre:!,ien
closo and bitter one.
ThoEe arrived yesterday morning at tho
LIKE shore Depot INN! New York thirty four
children, bnys md girls. varying froin6 70 ID
frfss Wifi Ws % y thn had ss Yo4. sst wsss M
through the Gh!lslran's Ald s.xlety:, They weto
TfsSs THsy ars S ] f IN ts rsve st fIs,nT a ~ qsas %s
H., IN tic Vicinity Of which ht,tncs viii ho fo,!l
for thcnt With farmers. Tho society scntls ont
West, md 1T. Trott brought with him bis 1s;th
company yesterday. There arc thrco nRcnts
cniployett. o,,e uf whom lcAves Now York every
who nrrtvcd yesterday !.nkcd hnppy and pleased
Mt tho prospect heforD theH,.
1rof. Richard A. Proctor, the eminent
EnSl!sh nstrononer. who Is milking q lecture
sF Ssw Yose e cy NV rs!sP s cea hs sc,ss z
next Montlny eycnng, whom bis subject viii Ia
oas fqis s Il III Mo ae1ss sts % VII
hS fns1,x Eysn % o fo'lnws; Tuesay eysntns 1.-The
"oiher Wards M sl,d 6thor s''ns: Tho sfe beaaty
Of Prof: Proctnr's exposition ot astronomical
science lies inalnly II tho power 10 possesses Of
that MI CAtl u1lCrstAt1l, Whllp tho 9{lfruntfcUn
, 1880-01-23
ON 'ClIANGE.
Another Day OF Irregular and Varying
Markets.

Another Day or Irregular and Varying
Markets..
Tho Chicago produce rn.lrkots wero very irrcg-
ullr yesterday. and tho result OF tho dny's trnd
Ing was genuine surprise To tho grcAt .nass IT
operators. Tho curly faclfnE WIS Il firm ono all
around, and prices Bonernlly nlynncui, o1ccpt-
Ing OIL tho minor ARTICLES, ryc aud buriey huIng
rculiy low0r than ut, tho previous dny. Tho d.
clino Wednesday afternoon brought nit good
lnat,y oriers To buy both III whrnt, corn, and
pruylslons, with son,e In oats, and tho 10
ault wna genertl advance, pork going
up quito sharply untler tho incrgaslng con.
tldeuco of holders. There was no particular
tclcgEaphio reIsotl for tho change III tho feeling,
the nows from Liverpool being 1ather tnme OK
ccept In rolNtlon to corn, and noting decline "
thruo pesito III lard, whent hoIuY NEGLECTED.
!!ut y KoNt many people Thought thnt 1t WIS
!iae fnr rcMGtl0E, and they tlThotl Ars,lillA On
think that ncariy III t(,o parUhi.aes matio wcss
bio l!no of st.s,rta haI beun nut nut dur.
ing tho downturn Ut tho preceding two
ns ~ tt thaeo aays alu te1e wa hal.dsonD prlit
lleoplo who decided III buy. Tho purchasing
Was. however. neArly iSGr by nInnI noon, 4
llttl1 n1ter midday Prices begun to wuakon NIL
nors viz viz il, IL t inG II sr stlsi Mails g pf tno
visions ulNO turned dawn III syltlMthy, but did
not s,Ek lutte 70 n.uch. In tue afternoon thor0
was 2, genuine paanlo IN wheat, which was fol-
~ ws oy e. e H. oher aTc!e
attention of tho creator part of tlo civilized
world seems to haSc been turned during the past
few months.
. TIE TRADING or Tna pAy
wes almost entirely for future delivery. Grain
shlppers operated very sparingly, and fair do.
, 1880-01-23
MAIFEABANCE.

THAT'S WHATS ALLEGED AGAINST WEST SIDE


1lLA1 H4lhE b ALLkt}Eu AuA1NST a WEST EIDE
UA1IIFF.
William Whnlol,, tho batlifl Of tho Wost slao
Police Court, is In trouble A3nin, and this ttruc
tho charges preferred RHninBt him Rre bnukct by
aflldavits. From these alIllAvEts 1t nppcars TINT
ono Joseph Capek wis arrested Tucsday syt,-
Ing last on chllrge Of assault with Intent to do
bodily Injury ut tho Instance Of Martin, Wolf,
Capok was brought befora Jastico Walsh
Wednesday morning, who, utter hcnriug tho
cnsc, changed tho chRrgo to TINT Of threats, and
put Capck Under bonds 1T 200 10 keep tho
pcaco for oue year. lie was returned to tho
"buil-pcn" until such time Us a responsible
party could bo found to #, on tho bond. While
there Capok states IN bis nRdavit that he wHs
would giyo lin E fo would sec TINT 'f ho vi atf
out. Atllnnt, told tho, Da1r that ho Ind
Png frn ;ss st wsst W. GS D1 1 nnS8 sv snn !" nm
Whalcn proposed To drive hltn over 10 tho ,.lllces
t od the Gnn9ny In s;;, hs xxy md 70 th,s the
K"ing on, tho fnthor md sister Of Cnpek mot Mr..
y. 4. Flaher, u iawyar, to whcm thuy told their
t stoTy Y. M b. K5ee tS Ket TIE yonx out
whaS ca,ae "t and sket Fshcr rStu witt hsS; b. VIZ
doing with his clients. Whnlcn VIA accor,panicd
by y0unE C. Gcnpok, whsm ho cf'ndActnd down;
With tao Dn!litf for taking y prisoner oiit
xas so toR place sfs ne,utes as whasS wfhfS and
Fisher. in which tue lattcr WIS struck. IIo tiv-'
nnndctl th4t Cnrok, DO returned! to Tho court
Fisher then s.lccccslc. III obt!ningn Responsible
nantlsmnn t2 sKn tho bund, aAd young cnrek
WHa % Iecassa. M The - nHxt sts1, takon x,'s toob-
Fistor, at af wtt,nl wcro Interested In tho IT.
a tees :" isye ywo a 1t Tss sS
%as @ ssss tic we9st s,ns o es".ae ri Sss VI 'fSa tsae
fur 1,fhtInGr for G,lsh In hnn-ln titIur SHortlH
, 1880-01-23
TRADE AND LABOR,


A regular meeting Of tho Trtlo and Labor
Cou',c!l WIS held last evening in Grccncbnu,n's
Hall, on Fifth nvensIo, +. II. Mc1.ognn IN tho
chair, md about nifty members present. Tho
credentials Of number Of new lnonbcrs were
received and approved. 4 discussion followed
In regard to strcct-cnrs. and q 1clegnte euR-
geatcd thnt tho exprcssmon Of tho city should
bo requested TO co-opcrato with tho Council In
so fur thnt thoy AfonlA 10 nrrnngc NUT
ters as to bring down d lond or tho horny.
handed every morning-ot five cents per hcn,l.
Old mnn nucklln cuerkrtlctlly lndOrsed tho liIen
and sRla he would rather walk Hhy thEe thR1i
Ectto but b'asphemois delrRnte frotn tho Eight
Hour League made r7.mpnnt speech IN favorof
establishing ling OF exrrcss- wuKo,is to brcRk
lip " thu tntnnAllo mnnol'oly nf tho cursed
iroNclatl onths Of thctr employees Finally. a
S hs pt nse Tss a Sph9"Se Seu e s spsf
tho ncctlux to bo hcld in Scn,nen's HalI, West
K4niofph eircet. nn Sunday AFTERNOON.
up, ind Mr.. Wsnxlwar!: of tho Typographical
Union, s,lEgG*tcsl that tho whoo thing be .nblcd.
IL; IL hls ysw sa Mo @ y H. ss &.
ell yeie;t unanimously to table Tho wfoo mntter,
After aoite general talk thu Council went hit,
executive session ind tho reporters wero
Tho sociallstin end Of tho rra,lo and 1ebor
C1i!'tcit. which has scceded from tho tnaln boly
aud entered ifPoiI IN independent existence TIN
seaa tss aG tsne esr t q Gs Fa ssta ~, !.
tertiAy evening. FIFTY lnenbors III traics,lnioMs
were present. Mnny OF them merely netting IA
step III scccdng frotil the oryua Council until
thcy ars satisfied TINT tho schs1n Is II sensible
tnuyc, warranted by tho circumstances Of tho
case.
1t was resolved TINT tho officers OF tho pre-
y!1''s @ I,eotlnY be kept on for the PRESENT.. and
William WArrl WIN WhH elgCt Cd temporary pfga-
II y Srn1 IN hn hnjF
, 1880-01-23

Judge Tuloy Ia engaged III hoarlng rather
',nsavoFy case. In which Mrs, A. II. ttobiuson
figures unonvtably. She acquired special I'M
toricty ut tho time Of the murder Of Jones, cd.
Itor Of tho Kelk0to- Philosophical Journal and Ia
also not unknown IN the police courts.
lIor son, II. e. Roblnson, and q lawyer, Thotnas
J. Wells, aru also defendants. Tho complainant
Is m old man. Andrew, Grove, who statcs TINT on
tho aoth Of November, 1S5e, ho mado NJ ngrue-
mont with Mrs. ltat1insou by which he waa to
lend her Es.Q00 OH good security for Quo year ut
10 por cent intorost, aud was to tako payment of
irtorest by boarding With hor, the board being
81 week, Ifo charges that when tho noto was
given II was read over to him by Wells, tho law-
ytr, who ,lrow IT., but cithor asiothor nno was
fraudu1ontty substituted Or. etso Wells left out
tho two most Important provisions. These werv,
"a they rrud 10 the noto nctuaiEy given him,
that The noto should hc paid ,when con.
venient. and If hs dlsd the :, 5000
ef these proposition. was a Il he note read %
h sna ~ 10 ~ h TIE Ses H.
on Dearborn sttoet near Harrison. but subject
, 1880-01-23
THE T'II,LEY CASE.

Tho caso OF Thomas Tiltcy aEninst tho CITY Of
Chscugo md tho County OF Cook calnc to a somc-
what nbr,lpt Termination yesterday afternoon
before Judge DlodRett. This was m action
To recover = per cent commission on
$4,000 tho csttInatcd coat Of building tho
new Courthouse. Tho trouble WIS RILEY
enlld not proro my cnntrhct- Efla "Eurckh"
p1nn gained tho third prize, md tho Joint Catu-
nttteo then tell him he must verify his ca!cula-
tions 80 as to guarantee bis building would not
cost moro than e.,Oo0, 600. He got tho opinions
OF a number nf architects, which wore put III
evidence, TINT Its cost would not exceed that
amount, hut no sufficient evidence to satisfy
tho Committee from tho lonrd Of Public Works
md tho County Commissioners. Ills plan, theru-
fore, wns mover formally ndoptcd. s5olne cyf-
dencc wh nlto offered ntl the trim! ~ to tho cost
pcr cubic foot Of othor smlnr buildings, hut tho
Judge held that II tho plaintiff had no fur
thor evidence ho should Instruct tho jury
to Clud for tho defellt!artR- No moro testimony
could hc 9ntter,, and tho Jury accordingly, under
Instructions from tho JuflgU returned n verdict
for tho tiefonsc+ Tho usual motion for how trinl
was matlc.
, 1880-01-23
THE CANAL Project.

When DC Lcascps IL Expected to Ar.,,.
in New Fork-Tlic Proposed Ison,.s
DiAcun~cd.
NEW ruNx. Jnn. aa.-I)e Lcsacps Is exncetA
II nrrtve In Now York OIL tho next voyage ~ H..
steamer Colon, leaving Aspinwnll Feb. 8. Ia J..
reported as erpaklng With confidence Of hIs NM
posed ennal, Ind considers TINT tho cost viii Nv.
exceed tho csttmntcs announced nt Paris, II,
aays he Wilt havo only title-lorcl cannl, and A..
needed fer tho project In 1rnncc. epe"',, ,,S5
correspondent enys he means tn buy tho pannna.'
Railroad mid to gvcrh tho cnnnl Ii, Frnnce, ~
American soo'oty of Elyil Engineers tscussScaS
this city Inst M!Hht, At,,l iwet much on tho tim.
cuitica III tho PAnnmn ro,tfe. N'4'
, 1880-01-23

UNITED STATEN CItlculr Co1Nr-JunuE blob
6Err-Snmuel s. llurton. 1,ccoivct. cto.. vs. An
drcw q. Clark, q, OK. .50.-M. II. Dnlcs W. County
Of Warrcn; verdict, t3,6oo.D.-Tho Hayward
lsNbbcr Company va. Samuel Goldman, 81, 143.l IS.
-satno vs.. Sanlc, 81, ln3.s8..
HurENI0N Cnunr- C0ERksafDHB -Shnher l.
Car1uoylilo I4ithoEtNrhlpg Company vs.. Mathew
+. knssakawEkf, $fi3,G7.
JuD1E suir,l-Fctnr elnyin ct ri. VI. Michael
nyrllo and Thotnas q Nr!en; verdict. &*7. .08, md
motion fnr row tElal.-F.H. Hnytlcr ya. Btcphpll
u. fl0wlca, $s,sKsb5,-Flcld & Letter vs.. Joseph
G. Orr. <Et7.-Thnmas stagg vs.. City OF Chicngo;
verdict, $l00.
ClNculr CnuRr - CoNTBssloSs-E y. Felecu-
$l25.-IsaAo 1choen Va. Stephen II. Ladtl,
$l,1Eii.B7.
Jup0E RoaEns-M. MoDonald Of al. vs.. Johu
". Hooper; verdict, *t6.
, 1880-01-23

JupuE nnudMoND-In chambers.
JUDGE IitnpdETT-ss1, sos, COZ, GO. COS, 007,
Oos n1l, 91D. pa0, 9al, o., o2 osa, as, 0e9, 913,
R37, oa8, ea. Nos, $50 and sso, schoelknpf va.
Fnrmcrs' ani Lycom!ng Flro-Insuranco Com
pAnlch, on trtnl.
tTltE APPELLATE COUIrT-Mntions.
JUICE SMtr1s-lrctlninary call, +9t to All, In.
cIusfyc. pcremrfory call, lA, III ~, m, $40,
a1B. 1s, $50, Bl, ;s. No. 80, Tim vs. Friend. on
trial.
JUM,E LAMEson-Afotions Mt o:16 n. m.:
JuDuE 1lD1EiA-3fd OH old cNtenttnr, and 3 to
q, Inclusive, except s, on now cAlant1ar No case
jupnE MonAa-eN md aos to 20, Inclusive,
cxcnpt I'll and 2l6. No. IT, Chappcll W. villago
Jux'E TUIET-a, is. 1s, II, aud 10 No. IL OIL
hearing.
JuDaE HAnNuM-5,A,7 No. c1sa on hearing.
,JuI1k JAMEs0v-Crtminal Court-Nos. 5ll,
8l., St3, 81, al5, aS, Bla, stD, Ke0. and 7h5.
IuIaE QAMY-AssoGtntS Cr!lninnl Court-Noa.
Jig. Hi, ats, o., 3G7, ;Bs. and ao,
JUDGE i.0ONTS- CondcmnRtjQn casce-Samn
cnll ~ yesterday.