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HERE is a breezy independence on Ii

HERE is a breezy independence on the
part of the Springfield Republican,
which is loyal to the head of the Chicago
ticket, but inclined to tread on its meth.
ermost part: "Mr. English, of Indiana,
has been out Of politics ever since the be.
ginning of the civil war, but he decided
ly outweighs the Republican candidate
for Vice President as a statesman. Mr..
Arthur has done nothing to justify ex.
pectation of any service in that direction.
English, on the contrary, did a great deal
his Congressional career, and his
course in regard to the Kansas trouble
was, for a Democrat. highly creditable.
The two men are very nearly of an age,
and English's years of retirement are
better capital than Arthur's active work
as a Conkling henchman.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1880-07-14

By means of the electric clocks now in
position along the Hudson river road, an
operator in New York controls the hands
Of each clock without the Intervention Of
the men connected with the depot. For a
moment before moor the hands Of each
clock are agitated and stop exactly at the
SAINT moment.
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Dissolution of Co-partnership.

VyEE PARTNERSHIP HERETOFORE EXIST.
ing between Graham, Hintze 4 McSorley,
IL this day dissolved by mutual consent.
Hintze L McSorley will continue the business
at the old stand. and will pay all indebtedness
owing by the late Arm, and will collect all
bills due She same. A. HINTzE,
ED. McSORLEY,
CHAS. GRAHAM.
Eureks. July Q. 1890 jy7-1m
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1880-07-14

THOMAS MURPHY has removed his Boot
shop three doors south of the new brick build
ing on Main street, where he is prepared to
make the best French Calf Boots to order. from
$12 to SIG. Repairing neatly done. A large as
reduced prices.
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Notice Of Dissolution.

ITO ALL PERSONS WHOM IT MAY DON,
i Germ TIL co-psrtnership heretofore ex.
Eating Of Farmer & Lesser. proprietors of the
New York Store, has besn dissolved by mutual
consent. Mr.. Farmer retaining the entire Stock
OF Goods, store Fixtures, and ell outstanding
accounts. J. d, FARMER,
JULIUS LESSER.
Esfeka, June so, 1880. jyl lm
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BORN.

In Eagle Valley, July $40 the wife of W.. G.
Norris, a son.
In Phoebe, July $40 the wife Of H. jenkins,
a daughter.
In Battle Mountain, July $50 the wife G. Fl.
Sproule. g daughter.
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PUBLIC NOTICE.

As INTEND TO REMOVE FROM Eu.
a FeksI by July 18th. I will sell my entire
stock of FANCY GOODS, JEWELLERY. SILVER
WARE AND CLOCKS AT COST. Now is the
time to secure bargains at ABE MoosER's,
next door to cazeaux's butcher shop.
A fine safe and store fixtures for isss than
cost.
Eureka, June ID, 1850. iunlst a
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NOTICE OF ASSESSMENT
jackson Mining Company. a,

8WGA8OHH 1r NJ
r ooAr7oN OF PRINCIPAL pLAct r. IT,
IL business. San Francisco. CsiifoFn'-
cation Of works, Eureka, Nevada u,setipg Of
Netice ia hereby gwen. that A. ~ : an dsyy o.
the Board OF Directors. held on ~ ~ sfty cents
per ss' .h auVs' w ~ i isSisd upon the capital i ,i TSi,s 4
the corporation. payable Immediately ths ancs
States gold coin. TO the Secretary, ~ ROOM !,
Of the company, 400 californis sHes
San Francisco, California. ....xment shslll
remain unpaid on the 18th day o. ser sale q
viii be delinquent and advertised ~ !, n.is
public auction and unless psS ay The ist Day
Of of' sset wl1i Dc 1885, sS1a 70 o. pay the dsiingassans1 a.. "a
sessment, together with cost OF save
expenses OF sale. .u.to,s.
BY order OF the Boaid OF p,fecs Ssscretsry.
oAace-l0s California street. hO0~
Francisco, California. iyIsA
Eureka, July IA, 1850, -
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1880-07-14

1T is common to smoke in the Texas
courts. In the Currier trial the prose-
cutor sat a great deal Of his time with his
feet on a table and q lighted cigar in his
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1880-07-14
President of q Bank shot.

COLUMBUS, Ohio, July 1s.-At noon to.
day T. 8. Rickley, President Of the Capt.
tai City Bank, was shot through the fore
head while standing at his desk by Andrew
~Eichenberg, a German dyer. Eichenberg
was on the street, and as soon as he shot
Mr.. Rickley he placed the revolver at his
temple and shot himself, dying almost in
stantly. Mr.. Rickley may live. The cause
was Rickley's refusal to loan Eichenberg
money.
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FoR RENT

A DWELLING HOUSE ON PAUL STREET.
IN Six rooms, with cellar and wood-house.
A. M. HILLHOUSE.
Eureka, June I, 1880. jun2-tf
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r EGAL BLANKS, OF ALL DE
u seriptions. printed 10 order ~ the SEN
TINxL OFHtpn.
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Active employment by Morris q. Joseph. late
of the Golden Rule Store. Address, Postc face
box 295. juniS If
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Medicated whisky.
All physicians recommend simmonds' Nabob
whisky.
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Discovery Of Rich Mines.

SALT LAKE, July ia letter received
here last evening from Green River, says
seventy-fve ~prospectors from Leadville
have located a camp on the head waters OF
Brush creek, Uintah mountains, ITO miles
east Of Salt Lake. They have discovered
a body Of carbonate ore three thousand
feet in length, assaying from $500 to $500
in silver, and have located it for eight
miles. This new camp is in Utah, and it
has been known that properties were in
that section OF the Territory, but the story
Of this big find is almost incredible.
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WHAT MONEY WILL DO!
FOR CASH ONLY

Anu III UtHtr ROOus, PIIuFb N pTUPUFtIUH.
----
Fresh fruits and vegetables Thy train every
day, at lowest market rates.
Live Chickens always on hand, and dressed
to order.
All goods are delivered free Of Charge.
Call snd see us and be convinced.
B. BERG,
Two doors South Of the Jsckson House, oppo-
site the new Courthouse.
Eureka. June 20, 1880. je23 If
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Good waGchwOrk.

Good WaGchwOrk.
MR.. P. STELER takes pleasure in announcing
to his customers that he has secured the ser.
vices of the very best matchmaker on the Coast
-one who has had IS years experience in the
finest Matchmaker establishments of Europe
and America, and is prepared to do all kinds Of
fine watch work and clock repairing On the
shortest possible notice, and satisfaction guar
anteed. All watch and clock work warranted
for one year. N. BAH kinds of fine jewelry
and diamond work made to order, and jewelry
neatly repaired.
Watches, Clocks, and Jewelry Re.
paired.
If you want to have your watches. clocks,
and jewelry repaired in o workmanlike man.
ner go to p. STELER'S Jewelry Store. Main
street. All work warranted.
Pure whisky.
No family should be without Simmonds
Nabob Whisky. Best in the world. junl3 I'm
Nabob whisky.
simmonds' Nabob Whisky, used for all me-
icinal purposes.
Wanted,
Active employment by Morris q. Joseph. late
of the Golden Rule Store. Address, Postc flee
box 293. junl3 II
Medicated whisky.
All physicians Simmonds' Nabob
whisky.
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IL
C NOTICES.

In Lewis, July flames A. McMannus and
Mary E. Flanagan.
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A Fast Of Fourteen Days.

New YORK, July 1S.-Dr. Tanner COM
pleted a fast Of IA days at half-past 10
O'Clock yesterday. He expresses conf
dence in completing 40 days. His weight
is 1873 pounds, which shows a loss Of 24k
pounds. The doctor in attendance said
that though outwardly Tanner remains the
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SARSIA. Ont, July 13.-The steamer
City of Catharine, collided with the Amer
lean steam barge George A. Marsh. of
White Rock Point, forty-two miles from
here. The City Of Catharine was struck
near the bow, and went to the bottom in
side Of fifteen minutes. Her cargo Of gen.
eral merchandise and five horses bound for
Chicago, was all lost. The crew and pas
sengers numbering fifty, were all saved.
Carelessness was the cause.
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Senator Booth Guessing.

CHICAGO, July IA reporter caught
Senator Booth on the wing here yesterday.
but only extracted from him an expression
OF confidence in the Republican success In
November. He was sure, he said, that the
Pacific States would all go Republican. He
is a great admirer Of Garfield.
FIRST Appearance of Yellow Jack.
New ORLEANS, July ia sailor from
the bark Excelsior, from Rio, died at the
hospital yesterday with the symptoms OF
yellow fever. The Board Of Health has
taken every ~precaution to protect the
health OF the CITY.
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New YORK, July 13.-The Democratic
National Committee met at the Fifth Ave-
nue. Hotel to-day. W. H. Barnum was
unanimously elected Chairman, and Fred
erick o. Prince, Of Massachusetts,, Secre-
tary. The Committee then adjourned to
Governors Island to attend the formal
presentation Of the nomination to General
Hancock.
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Balance Of treatment can be conducted withou
interruption 10 business.
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Pure whisky.
No family should be without simmonds
Nabob Whisky. Best in the world. junl3 I'm
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Wanted,

NHDOD
Simmonds' Nabob Whisky, used for all me.
icinal purposes.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1880-03-19
Anusenlents. &c.

FoRD's OPERA HoUsE.-The Opera House was
again crowded last night The spectacle EN-
chantment' was given on the same grand scale
and with the same success as has marked its
production heretofore. There will be matinee
tomorrow.
NATIONAL THEATER.--"Across the Continent"
at the National last evening was an excellent
representation of a most interesting play. Mr..
Byron is team all by himself. There Will be
the usual matinee tomorrow.
THEATER CoAIQUE.-The varieties Of the Com
iQue this week make things lively. The whole
programme is well-chosen and interesting.
VENABLE's SACRED CONCERT will come off at
Ford's opera House next Sunday evening.
THE PIGEON AND GLASS BALL SHOOTING TOURNA-
MENT, announced In our columns to take place
Saturday, goth instant, at Eagle Park, terminus
OF the H-street cars, promises to be very inter-
esting event. The prominent trap shots of
Baltimore, Richmond and this city will partlci-
pate.
TAIIMADGE HALL.-This Is Professor Car
penters last week in Washington. He will be
at Tallmadge Hall tonight and at the matinee
tomorrow, and at Lincoln Hall tomorrow night.
THE CELEBRATED JOSEPH COOK will lecture at
Lincoln Hall next Monday night on 'Certaflties
in Religion" including a reply to IngersolL
This lecture is full OF argument Illuminated
with passages Of eloQuence and power, sptced
frequently with deep-cutting though good
natured irony.
TIE EXTRA ART LECTURE of Prof Corning this
evening, which is given by special request, VIII
be one Of the most interesting OF the very inter
eSting series delivered by that gentleman. We
need not say there ought TO be large attend
aDce. for that he has had at all his diScOurSeS
and If the crowd were to be largely increased TO-
night it would puzzle the management to finC
that those who so earliest will be surest to fine
seats.
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ALEXANDRIA.

A WOMAN AT THE WHIPPING-P osT.-Edith
Burke the colored woman arrested by Officer
James Smith, charged with stealing articles of
clothing from the boarding school OF MIR. Giles
A. Penick, was tried yesterday evening at 6
O'Clock by the mayor, proved guilty and SEN
fenced to receive fifteen lashes. The case ex-
cited some interest among the respectable por-
ton of the colored people, and good deal of
sympathy was expressed for her, as she had al
ways conducted herself properly, so the colored
people say, until Champ Fauntleroy, a col
Ored wagon driver, who is a married man, led
her off.
REVIVAL OF CoMMERcE.-Messrs. F. A. Reed Il
s. F. Merrill have inaugurated an enterprise,
the shipment Of cooperage, that bids fair to re.
store to this city her maritime importance. They
have already shipped from this port, direct to
Cuba, three large vessel loads of cooperage and
are receiving further orders They say that If
the railroads leading to this city will reduce
their present freight charges they will be able
to clear from this port, between the Goth OF Sep
TENDER and the LIST Of April, 1881, thirty vessels,
carrying from coo to 1000 tons. This will be
more vessels than have been in the harbor of
Alexandria for long time, and 1t is hoped
that the freights will be reduced so that these
gentlemen will be enabled TO carry out their
deSignS.--Gdzette, 1871.
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Washington Market, retail Prices.

MEATs.-Beef, sirloin, 2Oc. per To-; do porter
house, 20a25c.; rib roast, 10alsc. steak, 12xa20c:
Corned Beef sa10.; Dried Beef, Clipped, 25a30c.:
do. sliced. 20c.; Lamb, 1Sa25c.; Veal, 1216a20c.;
Mutton, 12ka15c.; Pork. 10Ha12hc.; Sausage,
12Ec.; Bacon Hams sugar cured, 12ha14c.;
Shoulders, sa9c.; Breasts. 10al1c.; Lard, sa10c
FRUITs.-Apples, 40a50c. per peck; oranges,
Lemons, 30a40C. per doz.; Bananas, 3Oa4Oc.
per doZ.; Straw berries. 25a30c. per at.
FIsH.-Perch. 40a5Oc. per bunch; Rock, large,
20a25c. per h. 40a50c. per bunch; Mackerel, goa
25c; Halibut, 15a20c. Goldfish, 10c.; Black bass
15a20c. per h.; Pike, 40a50c each; Catfish, 25
cents per bunch; Shad, slaS2 per pair; Her.
ring, CSC. per bunch; Lobster, 12c. per h.; Ter
rapin diamond back), s2OasA per doz.; do.
BUTTER.-Ph Philadelphia Print, 45a5oc. per TO-;
Western Creamery, 40a45c.; New York. 40a45c.:
roll, 20a35c.; Cheese, l2a20c.; Eggs, 12al5c. per
dozen.
Observation-Disclosures. Irish, 2Oa30c. per pix;
do. sweet 40a5oc. per pix; Cabbage, 5aloc.:
do, Early Yorks, lOa15c.; Spinach, 2Oa3Oc.
per PIX; Kale, 20 per PIX; BeetS,
Base. per bunch: Lettuce. 2a5c. per head Turnips,
20c per peck; Onions, 49a50c per peck; do.
(Spring,) SC. per bunch; Radish, &c. per bunch;
Squash. 2a3c. per H.; Celery, sal0c. per bunch;
Carrots. 3Oc. per peck: Parsnips, SOC. per peck;
Asparagus, Csc. per bunch; tomatoes, 25aSOc.
per box; Rhubarb, 10c. per bunch.
75c aSl per pair; Geese. 5Oc.aS1; Turkeys, II
a1sc. per ID; Squads, $1.7Sa$2 per doz.; Spring
Chickens, Sass per doz.
GAMK.-Snipe, $500 per doz.; Wlld Pigeon
s2a$2.50 per doZ.; Duck Canvas back $2a250 pei
pair; do. cred head) $l.5O per pair; 40 mallard.
S125a$1 so per pair; Geese, 75c. aSl each ROBBINS
5oa60c. per doz.
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GEORGETOWN.

BUILDING AssoCIATfoN.-At the 32d regular
monthly meeting Of the Twelfth Building Asso-
citation, held last night at Goddard's Hall, 500
was disposed of, being one share sold at the
maximum rate Of $3.50 per share and is shares
retired at the stock value rates.
DBATHS.-Mrs- Emily D. Young, wife of Amos
Young, ESQ.,, died suddenly at her residence at
the Seminary Hotel, last evening, Of heart dis
ease.-Mr. Horace b. Bagley died last night at
his residence, No. Is West street, aged sixty
three years.
GRAiN.-Arriva,s by canal, boat Hattie and
Bessie, with 1900 bushels of wheat; boat Farm
ers' Friend, with 1000 bushels of corn; boat NJ.
c. w. Boyer, with 2 700 bushels OF corn and 300
bushels wheat.
GRAIN MARKET-Two thousand bushels OF
wheat sold yesterday at prices ranging from
SLIT to Sl.4S. Corn is quoted at 5Sc.
BELL THIEF.-The bells from the horses Of
a street peddler'S team were stolen last night
at the corner OF High and Bridge SITS.
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THE COURTS.

COURT IN GENERAL TERN.
Yesterday. Lewis agt. Morris; argued and sub.
mitted. Williams agt. Florence; argued and
submitted. Mattoon agt. McGrew; execution
stayed till hearing of appeal.
CIRCUIT CoURT-J,tttJe Macarthur.
Yesterday, MAYHEM agt. Rupert; jury out
ton agt sprague; do. REEVES agt. Mahon; YER
dict for plaintiff: nominal damages. Appleman
agt. Talbot; plaintiff called and suit dismissed:
Appleman agt. Enoch Stiles; do. CresWel
agt. Cruff; verdict for defendant. Rupert agt
Linton; plaintiff called and suit dismissed. Muir
ply agt Hewitt; trial commenced.
CIRCUIT CouRT-J,tdge Cor.
Yesterday, Heyson agt. Foley;verdict for plain
Kundvoigst Bros; Judgment by agreement for
amount claimed. McFadden agt. Barber;settledi III
clerks Office. Dunn agt. Stephenson, judgment
by agreement for amount claimed. Jacobs agt
Masonic Mutual Relief Association; verdict fol
defendant and Judgment for COSTS Darlington
agt. Douglass; verdict for S569.41. Washington
Market Co. agt. Davis; trial commenced. Ayre
agt. Dale; judgment on stipulation.
EQUITY CouRT-Judge Hdgner.
Yesterday, AtchiSOn agt. Capitol Hill Building
Association; hearing concluded. Morrison agt
ShuSter; stricken from calendar. Chaves agt
Brooks; pro confesso. Council agt. DoWden
reference to auditor ordered. Phoenix Mutua
Insurance Co. agt. Grant; time for taking testi
mony extended sixty days.
CRIMINAL CoURT-J,tdge James.
To-day, the jury in the case Of Philip Moore
assault with intent to kill John Taylor, was dlS
charged being unable to agree. Annie FAUX
larceny, nolle pros. John w. Wright, assaul
with intent to kill; on trial.
POLICE COUKT-J,tdge Shell.
To-day, Wilson Robinson, vagrancy; bonds
80 days. Jos. Spears and Jos. Cameron, lou
and boisterous; SIS each. Mary Herman, vag
rancy; bonds or 90 days. Augustus Shaw; for
feited collateral. Catharine Dentz, charges
with keeping an unlicensed bar in Georgetown
fined sos; appeal noted. Abraham Swade
charged with violating the game law by havin
in his possession four robbins and one redbirt
personal bonds. James O'Day, charged wit
ceny, second. offence, grand jury; bonds $780,
John Fox, charged with keeping coWyar
within 200 feet OF dwelling house; S..
r-Gov. Cullum, of Ill, made a speech q
! Springfield yesterday in favor of the Ill1noi
river and constructing ship canal.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1880-03-19

WOMEN SwNDLED.-The residents of that part
of Jersey City lying at the foot of Wayne street,
known as "The Rocks" were successfully
swindled on Tuesday by a clever spoken, tall,
elderly man, OF light complexion, with sandy
moustache, and wearing a slouched hat He
had a full lottery game with him, and professed
to give prize with every ticket sold. Tickets
were one dollar, and the prizes consisted OF
sewing machines, carpets, bedroom suites, and
other articles useful in housekeeping. Ann
Geegan purchased a ticket. After little mani
that she had, drawn sewing machine worth
ass. and another half dollar was required to
pay the expense Of getting it to her: A Mrs.
Temptation to invest became general among the
women, and the swindler reaped rich harvest.
~ 7. Sun. 18th.
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The Double Death Mystery.

THE COR0NER1S INQUEST DOES NOT SOLVE 1T.
Yesterday after our report Of the coroner's in
quest on the bodies OF John and Jane Reilly,
who were found dead in a room over Mr.. Ben
Holidays stable, 1911 street, on Monday
morning last closed-Dr. Harttgan testified as
to the result Of the post mortem. and the jury
brought in a verdict that the deceased came to
their death from the effects Of poison admins
tered by some person, and In manner un-
known. The remains OF the couple which nave
been in the dead-room at undertaken Buchly's,
912 Pennsylvania avenue, since Monday last.
was this morning removed to the residence OF
street. where they will be until tomorrow, whel
they will be taken to st. Matthew'S church.
While at Mr.. Buchly's the remains were visited
by large numbers OF friends, and many are call
ing today at Mr.. Walsh's to see them. The
features OF both OF them look remarkably natu-
raj, as If they were enjoy Ing refreshing sleep.
Heved to be about the only one they could prop
erly make from the evidence before them. has
not thrown any new light on the mystery of the
6eef that Mt Rey IN nov Of eaous 70 s ad
miniStered the poison 10 his wife, but those
who know them best SCOT at any such idea,
ard claim that the poison was administered by
the hand OF some secret foe. Since the testi-
moDv yesterday has shown that there was
art,enfc in the room, the theory has been ad-
vanced that some of this may have accidentally
fell into water OF which they both drank. But
as stated above, the causes OF their deaths are
yet involved in mystery which may remain so
until the end Of time.
THE CHEMICAL ANALYSIS.
Professor De Smedt is still at work on his
chemical tests OF the poison In the StomacnS OF
Reilly and his wife and has progressed so lar
as to be able to report the positive presence OF
arsenic and alkilOid poison. His task has Deen
necessarily a slow one from.the intricate pro-
cess OF his tests, filtration and other methods
requiring time. He says there Is no doubt but
that arsenic was the cause OF their deaths He
will make a detailed report to Coroner Patter-
son at the conclusion OF his work.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1880-03-19

A VERDICT FOR So, 500 DAMAGEs.-The case of
Mayhew agt. RUPERT In Circuit Court. No. I,
Judge Macarthur. was to-day concluded by
verdict for plaintiff for $500. Mayhem was In
jured some four years since by some debris fall-
place on eth street, near d, and brought suit
against the contractor (Mr. Shafer) and Mr.. Rup-
pert A former trial resulted in verdict Tor
81, 500 against Rupert. and new trial was
granted on this trial the Judgment was in
rrna :
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1880-03-19

A DESERTED WIFE's PETITION FOR DIVORCE
Messrs. Robert Christy and E. Fl. F. Brady,
yesterday filed for Eliza J. Knapp petition for
divorce from her husband, John F. Knapp
this city In september, 1914 and lived together
until December, 1871, when he deserted her, as
she charges without cause. She further charges
that shortly before he left he committed an
offence against the laws and fled. She also asks
permission to resume her maiden name OF Eliza
j. SAWYER,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1880-03-19

ATTACHMENT AGAINST THE A. T. STEWART
EsTATE.-Shortly after the death OF a. T. Stew
art, of New York, Alex. Stewart, OF Cayendlsh,
VI, went to that city to contest the will of the
deceased. He returned home, having, as he
averred, obtained the promise that he should
have 800 900 in money, farm and other prop
erty. He now claims that the terms OF the con-
tract have not been complied with, and on Tues
day last he attached all Of the A. T. Stewart
property in woodstock Village, Vt, consisting
OF mills, tenement-houses, boarding house
and residence. The trial win probably come
on at the coming May term Of the Windsor
county court, at Woodstock.