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LOTTERIES.
IaIke NotiOe!

7Ats d t4soaiy LSttey PF tptsd On kytAspeQp!k efa
SAFE, md SAlt a Ais dstitsa n ~ o, s saPreus
cgrH al lYalaiagtou, y As only Legal Lntay a0V Ia
s Gated HtaiSi, all Gr charters AaEiag bssa rfsal
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Wis
The clock had Just struck eleven, ant
the town was as silent as the grave, wher
two villainous looking men, with muillet
faces, broke open the street door Of a laTg'
mansion where an ancient bachelor lay
dreaming OF 4 BuperCiliOus maiden who
had declined TO meet him 10 her parlor 3
lew hours before, The men passed safely
into the house, and were soon standing By
the bedside Of the dreamer. A moment
later swift blow fell npon the uncOn
scious millionaire, but before 1t could be
repeated the assassin was stricken TO thu
floor. His companion escaped. The po'
lice were summoned by the servants, who
had by this time been aroused by the
noise, and the captured man was led away
Ia irons.
"Who Is this young man that has fol-
lowed these villains, and risked his own
life 10 save mine?" asked the wounded
man.
"AIy name Is George Adolphus Claren'
don," was the prompt reply.
George Adolphus," said the million
naire, "you have done brave and noble
deed. lam mUr,Ally wounded, and must
die in few hours, but you shall be re-
warded. You shall be my heir"
The next morning there was Grape on
the door Of the Muggleton mausion, aud
George Adolphus Clarendon was million.
uaire. He had been suddenly landed In
the lap Of luxury. He could not have
been more completely taken by surprise II
he had suddenly succeeded TO the English
crown. Aud yet his magical elevation TO
wealth and position did not SO engage his
mind as 10 dispel certain memories that
we're lingering there-memories that car
ried him back TO the foot.bridge across the
canal, Who was the beautiful stranger
that had almost made the canal bridge a
bridge Of sighsP" Why bad she sought
u watery grave2 And Il she wanted to
rid herseli OF sorrow, why didn't she
Jump OF house instead Of hunting up a
dry canal, full Of broken glass, iron aud
old Doots2 These questions were too much
Tor George Adolpius. 10 less than week
he found himself 10 perfect fever men.
Ial excitement. He felt that he was grow.
ing rapidly worse 1t did seem as II be
could not get Tat hair.pin near enough
TO his heart. He thought Of swallowing
It, but changed his mind and had 1t made
into bOsom-pin. In another week the
mAlady had Oh aimed SO complete a mas
lery over him that he began TO write poe
ny. He could not even think In prose,
aud when he read newspaper the lines
all seemed TO commence with capital let
Iers and end with jingle.
Thus the weeks passed YEARLY by with.
out bringing the slightest intelligence Of
the owner Of the golden hair.pln.
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No. $40 Broadway, New York.
Al oSr Graad Extraordinary I'raCia0I are HAder Ne
IgptFtiIlgn aAi BHAa1eAeai Qf Gan ST. AIs U, T,
bEAURkGAAD aAd JuB ~ A. EAkLY.
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'o1I EH1o RuI0unuuE U''ssN
pOiUts, !. whem lhgrIl .ohpentaiion will b paid
Wig rlsltty. IA4lpk fall address, for Igxthsf To-
formation or send orders BY sSpSg Sot ii Rtgisteret
Letter o. AoHsy Order By NAH aadis..ed only TO
New Orleans, Ia.
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THE GOLDEN HA1RPIN.
A Romance In tho Improved Moder,
style.

ny II S. TONER.
From The Detroit Free Tres
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NEw YoRK. June 22-MONEY-Miarket EASY
at 2a3 per cent, prtiue mercantile paper 8xa
Az per cent sterling exchange baikcrs' bills
steady at 81 S6A; demand n SsH.
pr0d zee exports for tho week sg,7 coo.
l,oyKRSNEsr BOsus- Quiet bnt HF,n
, 1880-04-02


Into iast night como thEovcs broke into d
6how-uRso left standing In front OF Mnchn
uros atoro at No. Ut Clark strcct, but ut thu up
proach OF Olticer Cousll!no thoy dropped their
ptundvr aud ran. Tho goods consist Of gonts'
HtrlnaH 4rutz, d young man who hns worked
"a waiter tn tlcnEei.s and otlior restaurants,
C0Mrlntticl To tho police Into "Wednesday night
that no had boon rupeA Into hnuEc pf aAsigl'a-
tl0l I'LL Cnrk street, md whllo tlIore fn company
With sx,splo Of pr~tlt.,tcs thcy robbed btu. Il
all yesterday IN consequence. It WIS soon aa-
cortaned that Frank OppunhctmGr, Il tlssoiuto
young QermRn. who beuAHle quito notorious II
shnrt time ako for having forged dr1tf.s toH
iarso amount, ,he nonoaAFeSeiyea upon s; wt,ish
induced Itoutz 10 accompany tho girls
to tho hnllHb. Iiu was Arrlsste1, aa WINS
also Frank Foster. but bSfarr Justice Wallaco
yesterday tho latter WIS discharged and tho for-
WIN have t,ctn asccrtAinpd to DO kAta CarGctt
aMi Amanda Wllltnlns, have not yet hogn toallti;
Williams IL nn r1lMrt IN tho tht9v1nF Hns, and
has piled hor AvUcntton ildustr!auxly for
sSsssa css Of "as e. Kind T. s a police ~ o 0'nss st
appear to work right. Tho thieves hayo tho boat
1t 10 somewhat doubtful II young Loutz hal!
Mll tho tnns,Dy TINT hu claims to hRyn lost, but 1t
seems evident ,hat ho wAs plnutlcrod Of oon.
moss With man employed Ut klrchhONR
Clark btrtGt pluGo. He thlIiks h9 would be ablo
to itu,ltlfy the women, should ho so0 thom
again. Corbutt y tho woman who reccntly cut
appeared tn tho Artiory Yesterday for assault-
ls,8 q. H. Il0veruux, but failed to do so, and her
bond was dUclarcu forfeited.
, 1880-04-02
RAILROAD AID BOND LITIGATION,

bPtt4dt uAp6IsA 10 1M GAIf49o lF@o4N$s
EAsilvILl.E, ILL.,, April Lin 1870 this tWasl,.
ingtun) county subscribed $3D,oo0 for stock In
aid Ut tho st.. Louis l. Southeastern Railroad,
uonaa wcro issued and rcadtly H1ld ut 10 cents
oil thu dollar, Tho lntorcst has. bocu paid
regularly until thIs year, and Cow tho County
H0ard hus sIgui!,ct that It will call In tho bona
IT 10 cents OIL tho dnllur and no more.
Tho agent fur tho lNl!dhuders was hrro ycster.
lny seeking to effect euulpFoMisc, hut met
with no sllCccss. 1lu offered 10 surrender tho
bonds ut tho orIYllnl prlcu Of 10 cents, but
tho UoarI nuheres u Its tlrst propoaltlau. This
will Inevitably result III tedious anll u1pe,,-
siyu lItiHAtion. Aud cllst dlscrGiit tipol,
:lr people. Ihe agent went Ut oncs to
Bprlngtelu q begin snit axalnst tho county IN
tho Federal Court, Tho hottcr class Of our olti:
xens regret this, because Il jH admitted on tll
Eucs thAt tho thH4r.l has nj lofensv, and must
ttnAlly be .nlctt1l III huavy costs. The truth Of
tho matter ~ alH,ut this: Washington C,,u1.ty
1ecds d ncw Court 4Inns9, aud certain nedille-
aono parties arc persudilG tho Unarrl thAt
enough ln0ney. cnn bn sna1o BY scu!tnx dow Ii
!heso bonds 10 build oac, " vel. ~ To isuyiIo
fat fees for themselves. Hut tho bo,ihoIdcrs
VII! cDnttst tho matter to the bitter cust. Aessrs.
Hall Ivy at Peoria. aua Heiloips l. biAthor uf
Springfield, hayU alrt:tly bUen retained. aud the
n n IN early day bofnIo Judges Drumlnond alld
Treat Washington County tlas everything To
lose and nothing to b. gulnod by such 4nWas-
sauted proceeding.
, 1880-04-02
LOCAL CRIME.
AnS0N.

..,.,, .,Atss..,s.... AuN. n,,,, A.. a.,
As mentioned ~ Yesterdays Ta1nusf, mo hro
eerv - md nd ,noas marSct % % bv John Hrbucke K was
fnccnnnr,.. nrd ahn,,ln thu rolicc tt ", fortnato
to bo an interesting 1re-hus. After
tho tlro was cxtinguikhed, It was ascor-
,asa ,s !a. ns .,. 4.a ,nt....aos oes', 'he ~
~ sno plns,erIns. ana tnet lag 'nte'ss'ccs o, 1e
na @ no ne NM
fIa J Il nccn nn..hc for the M nccndisrr |,, =. ayc
been no easy matter to savo either tho
lives of those In the building or tho
W r,ni m jnn!. ~ NJ cro, 1t
niinEi'nR i j?b VI. thS con:eaussnee II q attempt.
SSt'ess n op @ncn twn H. 1r three pnse
SSsf s r. ons ye;%!sy 4 y;,d: GTsss s #
h t n nrinfl liz of % It'll % VII fo,,nd beSin iii row II
s'ptsy s'ty II oxss ss e ~ up nst;t ,t tho Wai IsS
IA vaiue. ai,t he apariiicn.s @ @ occupied cur u living
X ~ ATsEs s!a , iaay ws5s ss sSmRsis: ss;
X % ca1 o wce nsor no. mr enmsn h n'sGs ,a16s
inT 10 cllho ~ Inv III fivTe si,,x,iar @ fael ns
II" lcft. nr r,at1ar pTGfcssc1 IN 1rnvc' for XII.
naraiso, lid. n.t IL, evening train. mid she,
tessllnx feaF at hcing 'sft aon stpe nyer
iak" It rcct Whn,, t,Io t,rc it'll II ,on i,rnnr
~. so,,n limo Mrs Arnek)o IN en,n,. gI ,lown WITH
Tho ,'oor t mn md ,,n ' cxnlnaion % t wus III fo1n
tlit n bri fIry fcn,, it'd I,c1n st,Ir"1 iutt tae
Ssyhol|s; l NJ Ms XrS1eKle l isixncd il srest, ~, Essf
na.y % wGax ir er t,nN nn M a. mt x eairvn,
a' hcr uis e'a ont +, l9I WITH u tn fy yccndorv va,
vr,,nttv t;etri,nt wna ca,,tfnn. AZ ""y,v NJ
, 1880-04-02
TronsuEcr when the aamn 0ro accompanied by
Tho vouchers duly certified and anthcnlicAtcdDy
finn Drt,t,rr ofTtctrH.

thu pFtt,cr 0HcCrf.
Tho MIchlpnn Central IL Jnst now doing tho
hcnvicst flniErnnt business III ita history.
"Wednesday night il brnp!,t In aj,oclGf trttin nf
fifteen eArH loaded with e,nIKrants. Tho rcHll-
lar OK press train ycstcrny nlnrnnR brought IN
eighteen cnrs mud tho evening train fourteen
rMrr, being fhrty-fetcn cnrA In twcniy.fOtir
hn,,rs. cSntnintnE alr,Mt 2.Wf 0mXrnntH. Moat
pf tllesg f,Cnplc come from Canada nid CptHr
aIIehlvnrt. anil they iHtrn! to settle III The fnr
Northwest. Most If trmt rtnigrsthta nrt. cxpers-
ctltrtt fnrincrp. ntijl their settlement hi tho
rnnr tn that section ri the eO,lhtry. It u br-
ioyrt TINT this Influx III cfnxrhniE will continue
IN tho san,o i1ttto for at least three montla
lunKcr.
Mr. Chnrlcs g. Eddy, General Freight 4 gent Of
il,H ChitalutI e. Snriliwnstnrn Hallway CnnpNny,
Ias tAsicsl the following circulnr to shippers:
"irhe impression having beGn cDnynysd 10
shippers by cirtI,flrs mil Representations frorn
npcnts 0t tho Chcagt,. Milwaukee, t. Vt. Paul
TINT they hhyo Tho nny r1ntc from Chicngt,
Milwaukee,. MI1 lttc!nu . ynnktp.l fur freight
sllsttnrtl 10 Montnnn. l'1Nio, f'laek Hills, nn
Upper Missouri IsEvor points. we wish in ,ss.ire
frnn, thc niqs" Points to s!mtx city null ,'ank.
ton, Rntt Nre prepared L, Transport fright 10
t,tiinr rnint when .lcatinel inr MtMtaus. ltlrhHI
Iiluck itt'is. Or t'rr.r Mis*lri River rnInta, III
tn Hi,tlx City md tNnktun On freight for those
points.
, 1880-04-02
LOTTERIES SUSTAINED,

I-0uisv1Lt.E, April 1-ludgo H.B.Brown. In tho
Cronit Curt Of tho United stntes, yesterday
filed I'M oplnlon IN tho sntt uf Conortord to en-
join tho FoHtmnsscr Mt Louisville from sesz,ng
md dctaIn!ny tho lottery letters, under instrlc-
tions from tho Department, nddressed to tho
Commonwealth Distribution Company, and bold
WIS unauthorized tiy my net nf Congress; TINT
the 1'osttnnatnr wils llnhle to suit for damages:
Tint THO remedy wus legal and WIS not c1u!ta-
bio. and therefore n perpetual Injunction waa
denicsl md tho b!It dismissed. All questions OF
Inv hero decided nK.tinst tho Government Of
ciala.that tho remedy Is by legal and not equitar
ble ucilon.
, 1880-04-02
COLUMBUS, CHICAGO d. INDIANA
CENTRAL.

Tho Dondholders' Committee OF the Columbus,
Chicago 4 Indiana Central Railroad havo lssuol
. circular which ID intended to answer questions
addressed to them rcgardng tho present posi-
ton OF tho Company's consolidated frat
mortgage bonds deposited with tho Committee
under tho agreomonts Of May II and Aug. =,
1SW. The Judgment giycu by Judge 1Inrlau
agatllst the Pennsylvania Nailroad Company, tho
Committee says, was for e, 10000. Out OF this
amoult a. fur as eau 10 estimated, th0re will
have to be applied to tho payment Of overluo
underlying coupons to tho liquidation of THO
ealAnce dug to tho Committee for oxpnt!sca aud
Ghcago Indiana Cuntral, In accordance with
!udgu liar!alH decislOn, for leKua expenses aud
1of tho settlement Of yart0ns pending GlnfNis.
epont u 17ullN9, leaving u hAlRnc6 Of u 600 0U0,
cf about por cont on tho Luis DO0 otttatnnd-
HG 0att!noatca and bonds. On tho 0th0r hAnd,
y VII 20 Aoccssary to ho4lo the certificates l..o
pes c1Ht " order e reduce tnetn to tho original
66Sould. therefore, tho Pcnnsylvana nnllrnAl
company submit to Judge HarIAn'a decision, ~
eHontd teta decision b. susta!nud by tho Supron,u
Sou5t ol thu United Etatos, tho bondGodeFb
NVut4 at least hAte thoiF original bonds,
sS11.,s6 interest ut 7 per cent froui
aS1at msS4 ~ sApstt 1870: Should - sottle:
psemn pea o. C2nrt @ Of tho United statcs, thoro viii
Inc Da ne caanse OF tho bol.dlol4ers recover
sa sMa neo4t fl.M0.M0 lno14 thun tho amount of
SsfGH rental allowed by Judgo Harlan, tho bond
- i1.auts ~ aApin9 also appealed fruIn bis doolBon
H. = ae II doea not allow them tha INTEREST OIL
asas psR fSata1 from tho tue It was duo, and
VIZ "@va 'ae FppRsylyanla Railroad to set o1
, 1880-04-02
CHICAGO g. l,ADUCA1r.

NPft4Hs UVpdftH 70 Hf [HKHgu IFtuRFlfs
srnlNnFiEt.n. ILL.,. April Ian order was en-
tered In Tho United Stntes Circuit Court fo-tlny
yacntlng tho order hGrGtnforn nnterr.l AUthnrz-
ing tho lscccIyer of tho ChlcaEo& f'alucafi itnaL
10 lcHau That rnat 10 tho Wnhnsli, st. 1.onis 4
t'nri1o. Under tho 1cnso herGt1fnro tnntlc. nn't
directing him To deliver snid property to-day to
tho Wniinsh. ,iI1er y rev md substituted ensn.
lug tho tlnto nf trlttlTFcr nt April, ttIatcnl ~
Feb. !. mud also fn.!s thn Wa!i.f 70 materially
iMprnvD thu ls,d. Tli1 rehtnl s liked nj =: tGr
month, Ms ht,furc, with tho additional .prpvlsu
that Hftcr Mny It thn1l 1m !ncrcnsnIl u! mn
nmn!,nt cgtinl Ia r. ttr cent on tho new Wntlash
ton schoIno.
, 1880-04-02

6pfeinl Dispatth to The Chicago Tribune
1.DtAsArlf.fs, 1nt, April Ian order hr
Jnstgu Drliminonl has been entered in tho
United States Circuit Court III regard 10 tho rel
ntlvo rroportlnn of tho unpaid tnxcs as-
sessctl ngnnst. tho caritnl stack md roll
Ing. stuck of tho, l,ltl1nnnroifs, Islnnn"
Court decides TINT tho flon1hoi1crH' 1ur-
GhnEtng Cnn'1nittce Of tho mnin linn shnl pay
holders Purchasing loti,inI.tco nj tho ln!lnnnp-
oils, bloomington T. Western extension pay onc-
, 1880-04-02
A ROAD SUED.

Spttdl DApdtth to The Chicago Tribune.
DETnolT. Mch.. April 1.-Sfrs. Mercy N.
Brown hns si,ct1 tho Ch!cago 4 Cannda South
crn for spinnl injuries sustained by rntl-
road ncctdent. The trini Of tho case wns com-
mencei III tho Wayne Circuit Court yestorlny,
but to-tny tho attorneys fur tho rnilrond bccnmo
alarmed Nnl settled with tho p1nttF during tho
nom recess for s., ,hGi ,lat.nIes. Imagine thcr
disgust when juror publicly stated, 1--WE wcro
jHt making 1l,r tntnta OIL tho jury. tn go nKinst
tho plNfntitf, because we didn't think Blie nludo
out q CalSC,"
, 1880-04-02
THE RAILROADS.
An Excited Discussion Over the
Western Indiana Right OF
Way.
Tho Missouri Traffic Award Will
Lost Tilt tho Wabash
Comes In.
Gould Yoarning for Moro Roads to
Add to His Systom.

CHICAGO tE WESTERN INDIANA.
Tho Committee on railroads nt tho City Conn-
eli mot ycsterslny nftGrrsNlr. aTd hnd before
tuern tho pcttlon Of tho Chicago {: Western In.
diana Raitrnad Company uakfng fos tho rassaHo
of a now ordinance tlcflnlnR tho line Ovrr which
they should lny tlctr trauks Into tho city. 4.
Tho Chairman, Aid 1tnTclBh, rcnd tho Pc
tition. whercupon AID Swift moved that 1t bo
soferrcd to tho Inv Department. with instri,c-
tions Tint n suitable ordinance bo drawn.
Ad AtnetSr wnnte I'd, tho G'e;t,S, Ire referred
was nothing for tho Committee to do in tho
so'ie further talk followed and tho motion Of
to talk:, 1io deno'sslcc tho con'!uct nf Tho Com
should net carefully in thu tnattcr, intln,ating
taat he @ hn,l some rronncrty ut stake.
wanto thu i!aiad % Company % 10 y mere eeeS' spee. @
y . so It ro Tht + yns + proposed
,'o? &c ?een@ttsss' as sssfa tho co"si :sf'ef';
and % eiIorwiso, Se ef hts M "ss terins
10000 people, ii. tho Railroad Company wns ai-
lowoa 10 oonlc IN MI tho sonth Hidc ut al. ilo
ho tnid, TINT the passage oi tho existing oE.li-
nance had 9sen ,% b%.tt By to conpG!y INT At IN N
haa no confldenco xhatcvcr in the coancii, ind
M0tild sFcild FiuIoN to got cfcy,-or to prevent
tho raitrnad coming into tho city hr MAy 0E tho
South sldo. liz would ra.hor seq tho South
Division ~ aslcs t,-;lny t'inn TINT the props,Rca
Tnilroad tracks should be mid, Antl wotla light
thn project to tho bitter entl. llo HAta no
tntonded 10 s)nak 70 avo congregations
Bunday on iho snblcnt. and would
eh0W u1 tho whole seh0tnc, md ndfl4p his pCO-
plc to somo effect, especially since tho election
wGs near nt h9nd fo c!lilfi not submit to being
eold out " iho council. nnd hls pooplo WonIl
STAND penind MN, l,ecnllse t!loy Ecru aH Ills
7rlenas; ma. u tho hlilron'l ColnpnlIy WIS ~
Loved 70 iny its trncka 9nywhrre OF tho South
SIDE. they would be heard irnm. i!c 'll.! not
knew whether my ut tho tnoms,Grs of tho Cons
mitteo wcro lrIsancn or not, and did nat cure,
but no warned them md tho Council against
doing GMnythng M gi n ne matter, sHyng that thoy
Bisoiow feiewed. demanding tat tho ordl.
nanco sa9,,l.i be prGparsd BY tho sailroad Com;
that Il should como lmck 10 the Committee for
dtsctlsslon An4 action bcforo 1t was sent to the
Council for ilhnl aetiosl. 49,.
MT. Morse ono OF tho attorneys Of tho lighters
OF tho rn'!road, noxt spoke, go!1g over his arKl.
Company dtd not own tho property It pretended
, 1880-04-02
SOUTHERN ROADS,

SPECIAL UIspdfth 70 tn Ehtta0o TffhNNe.
ATLANTA. Ga. April l.-Seweotnb md tatl tho
hcnd otllrinls Of tho louisville l. Nashville iIail-
roasl hRvc hccn hero to-t1ay boiling Il confer
cnco with Gov. iIrnw',. rrcsftlcnt at tho Western
& Atlantic llnllrna,'; Gen! Alexander; President
of tho Gcorgn 1inttrond; and Col. Wa'l1cy, rrcs-
iirnt Of tho Central tsailrt,at 4 Steamship Conf.
t,Nny. Whitley nnl Nrwcunl, hHt1 n 1OItg i1tIyntu
consultation. which Terminated ly thHIr ngrcc-
this nction thny hnvu tnntlc terms. Nawconb
md party tned with Gov. Colquit nt tho Ex-
ccutlyo mansion Tonight.
, 1880-04-02

Special Dapateh to 7hs Chicago Tribune.
Sioux CRY, IT,, April LA report Is c1rrcnt
IN tho city TINT tho Chicago & Northwestern hns
absorbed tho st. Paul & Sioux City Itoad. Tho
now deal Is understood to include tho 1caslng Of
tho Si0nx City j. l'nrtl'c l[ncs by tho combined
companies The frst boat Of tho scnsnn loft to-
dny for Flcrro with q full l0ah Of freight md
passonHcrs. Anutller follows OH Sunday, and a
ih1ri Ol Mrudny.
Gruding hcgLns on Monday on tho Nclruslsn
this city.
, 1880-04-02
ITEMS.

Judge D1odgptt will discharge his Jury to-day
II there nro no passed civil cnscs to bo heard.
The Government cases aro all disposed OF.
Judge Dyer hns still two cases to bo hcartl, and
will dispose of nll thuso under advlsemcnt somo
time fsGxt wta1s.
Judge Smith will t.avo no further call until
September. Monday ho gOoa to tho Criminal
Culirt.
Discharges from bankruptcy wcro Issued to
,ThorAs i. NowG and N. +. Cooke.
foioMa: H sne Wso' fm WH e w fh
son, m tho ground 1T adultery; Christian lsuflis
Va. Cars,lno ltchf!1a. a.!,,ltcrr; WilEum Manglcr
Wurztn,rH from bfary Wurzburg, for drunkcn-
ness aud adultery.
, 1880-04-02
1sTTM GAIL.

Jup0a DRUMNOSp-Chartcr Oak LILO. lnsur-
nac0 Company W. Cook County National Dank,
On trial.
Jup0H DI0p0ETT-0eneral business,
JUD0x DYEA-Two set casts.
APPELLATE CouHr-7l, e, u, y, and IL. No
case on hearing.
Jup0k GAnx--884 to a37, inclusive, except 800,
trial.
jUnoE snITn-No further cali Until septom.
ber.
JUDGE JAMEsoN-Chanccry notons at s:ls
q. III. ...
JuDa. noakns-ll7, ia. 1lo, and LII. mo lii,
lllinOls Linen Company 70. Miller, On trial.
JUDGE MoHAN71, III III, !to, lts, Al to lei. IN.
Reich Va. Pittahurg Il Fort Wayne lloau, OH
tsinl.
Iup0a I'uLEY.-No cali. No. 8 on hearing.
Jui0k DAAxuA-t3 ana u. No Caso On hcar.
tnY.
1Undk L0uAIs-Het cil,s0a genera! Nos. l,tksll
R8tt). Cal. Nos. NA, H7e, H1, M lekl, k4 ina, u.l
M1 00, 09. 4ds 0. A0a, 4Qe t10, III, IL III, AlG
at, 4lB, ~, and III.
, 1880-04-02

DASE-BALly.

Tho entiro Chicago team Ia now IN the city,
Williamson having arrived yesterday from CALI
fornIa. and yesterday afternoon they assembled
nt the grounds for prnoticc, Goldsmith, Flint,
Anson. Quest, burns, Dnlrympto, Gore, Kolly,
corcora,,. and Heals being on hand. Eight mon
wcro pinccd In tho field whtn two wcre kept Mt
tho 6nt, md In this why two hours OF steady
work wna gono through. with. Corcornn md
while Flint ind Kelly rcilovcst inch otllBr bchnd
the lat. Corcoran hae developed Into y lefl-
tnethoa Of delivery viii II nroye % eatrcmsy @ n.s
zlnR tn batsmcn. An cxtut man fur tse Until
tho 1.ag7to supfon opens will be engaged Mt once,
and hereafter tho team Will practice ovcry nfter.
noon when tho wcattcr rer,ults.
, 1880-04-02

Ida DAles commenced an nctIon in trcspaas
yesterday to recover $4,000 of William H., Alux-
under c., and james Il. AeChes3ley.
Tho city led u condemnation petition to rs.
ccrt1ln tho damages for Widening Thlry.thirt1
stroet FROM Forest nyUre Il, South Park avenlv;
nl4n for extending siruYoanh f'Rrk avenue from,
its 1t,rthorn terinnuB through to Twonty-elRhth
Strg0f.
, 1880-04-02

WABASH, ST. LOUIS & PACIFIC.
ST. LOUIS, Mo-, April 1.-Tho Wabash, St.
Louis j. Pacific l1nilrnal has 1nnde pn . Qrrango-
ment, Under which thoy will take possession at
tho Chicagn 4 1'adtcnh 1sout Aprilb g. Tho Chi
cagn branch Of tho Wabash Road Is expected to
10 IN operation April u, or May 1 ut tho
farthcst.
, 1880-04-02

another parish. probably ut. Norris. The m.
nouncement causes general rcgrct In Gafeua,
tho reverend gentlemen having cndcnrod bls1-
eelf to Atl ciasses Of our people. Tho Rev.
Mercy Hospital, Chicuso, will succeed Fathsr
Hogan.
, 1880-04-02

IIlram sIbley fled ~ bin yesterday aantnst
Lucy A. and a. q, VOLS To forccloso trtist-
decd for fB,U0 on tho N. w. fractional 4 md tho
y. ". fractional Y anfl tho W. Il al tho II. Y uf
Sec. I, u, ., except forty hcrcH Ii. tho 5. W. 4,
, 1880-04-02


Mr.. GcorHn II. Dnnirls, Secrntary Of the Wost-
err Association Of Gcnoral Passenger and TEckot
Agcnta. informs tho mctnbors Ut tue Associn-
tlon ti1at III accordance with n resolution
ndoptch Mnrch II. 1871, tito Western Association
"hlnck List will II, future be published MONTH
~ In pamphlet form. Ench months isaCo will
bo complete In itself, contai,tsn8 all tho MINES
received up to the date Of Issue, nrrnnged In
a1rhnbftlcnl nrster.
Sir. Daniels ts instructed to furnish General
Passenger and 1'ickct Agents who aro not Incnt-
fcrs of tho Association with suci coptca OF tho
Hack List as thoy may desire, collecting
therefor IS er ycar Ii, ADVANCE It Ia bis inten
tton to sccilrp additional mines from different
parts nf tho country rs fnst rs possible. nn1 IN
this wny inne tho " nlnck List Of real rfacticni
value to the aiges ~ tho East and South na
woll as IN tho West. Tho attention Of Eennr,.l
oflGers Is caltc,l to tho Importance of reporting
70 Mr. naniels ~ nowspnpors and individuals
ctc., md t,n suggests TINT In making such re-
ports, N order to secure accuracy, to uso the
Following forms:
Ir II II Il newspaper that Is to be ptaccd on tho
hiatt hfu FN,tr ,I,I1 I1lkIf 1,f.,