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, 1880-01-04
A & Supers8s9 Lament.

In the *sstage-Door Stories by Those Who En-
ter It." recently published In London, Arthu
Mathison Is the author Of the following anus
ing 81 Wall of a Banner~Bearer,' in which vii
be found good deal Of fun and not littl,
truth:
"well, what # am only banner bearer
There's bigger blokes than me what begun q!
don't / get there7 Cause amt never had thi
chance You jnss Let Let me M get .spe,afing part
Why:-but there, you are baby in the purfes.
the Guards, and Third Noble. and a Bandit
in tho Council Of Ten what listens to Ots<uo
and the Mob In the Capital, and Harcher Of
Merry England, and a Peer Of France what
needn't be offended. All right, old pal amt
Though l -was 'urt when that utility, cove
sea onyP 1s why was 0 Should Ike
where they'd be without us,-au them
old spoutan' trngedy merchants: They'd have no
and lead 'em on to victory and things. They
would ave no scmn1tcs; so they'd ave to cut
out their potent, grave, and reverent seniors
ha na e 50 y o
Ccser, nor praise him neither. They corldn' t
strew no fields with no dead soldiers They d
hayf nobody to eh whn e thsy eo%s
couldn't ave no professions, as for balls and
parties, and tonemongs, why, they couldn't give
'em. And where 'ud they often be without the
distant offerings behind the scenes, allus q
a-comin nerer and louder? Why, remember
a 'cary lead one night, as had fnsuttcd bis army
fearful at rehearsal; he stops sudden, and
thumps his breastplate, and says, lark, that
toomultr when there warn't no more toomult
than two flies 'ud make in milk Jug We Jest
cut Of his toomult, and quercd bis pitch in
as much wanted as they are, make no error.
"They could do without me In the modden
drarmer. The modden drarmer,rn boy, amt act
in. It's nothing but cut, ,shootin You Just h9s
in Poole's pockets, and say nothing, elegantly.
You don't want no chest notes; you don't want
no action; you don't want no excitement; you
don't want no lungs, no heart, and no brain;
only lungs an soda. heart an potash, brain and
seller. Eycrything's dtooted. my boy, for the
modden drarmcr and the old school, and the
the swell bandboxes where they does the new
school und the new kostumcs. P'raps Tn
right? Of course I'm right; and I'm in earnest,
TO- Mny ny oo II 1ney ~as 70 M eSe 1e me c, "a
shooting plays and ask NC to go on in evening
dress, Tn blcst II wouldn't 'throw up the
part Trousers and white ties cramp me: !
my legs free; dagger In my tceth-not tooth
pick; a bnttle-ax in my 'and-not crutch.
likes to be led to victory, does, likes to storm
to hang our banners on the. outer walls, I does.
I'm q born banner bearer, am, and gfories In
It. No, my boy, none Of your milk-and- water
was the Lord Chambermaid, I'd pcrhibit the
motlden drarmcr altogether. Thcms my seuti-
ments. If he don't pcrhibit It, actin ull soon be
modden'd out Of existence; an we shall have
Macbeth in two guinea tourist suit, and LooU
The E7tUc71H in nickerbockers On bfsykel- LIS
the old banner bearing school as got US all our
big actors and 1t stands to rcason, u7y boy; fora
od s iangwidge. They 70 both On EN-
TOO tame for what call real actin"
, 1880-01-04

drawing pocket-knnife, cut him twice on the
forehead. Then be attempted to escape by
running out Of the. front door, but be was
sid; after s6aTp pursuit ~ two or three three BLOCKS
in length. He was locked up at the Madison
Street Station, but was too ugly or drunk to-
give any further particulars of the affrayt
Slack wounds are not considered serious. +.
It was yesterday reported that William
13;, Bn,e?]kindahl, Il an empl3ys ot William seyer,
with a hay-wagon at Sixty-third street, was
run into By a construction train on the East
ern Indiana Railroad. The horse was
thrown into the ditch, dead along with
along upon the train for nearly mile before
his cries were heard. He was badly cut and
bruised about the head and face, but it was
thought he would recover. He was taken
first to the residence Of Mr.. Eberhart, Of
fnr3otI ~ 80 ~~ Il
"
, 1880-01-04
SUING"FOR A CHURCH,

: Special Dispdteh to The Chicago Tribune
ST-Lou1s, Jan. S.--A suit was filed to-day
in the St. Louis Circuit Court Of decided in
terest, since It revives ante-bellun, issues and
promises to engender bitter feeling between
the Northern and Southern branches of the
Presbyterian Church. The property involved
is the. Walnut Street Presbyterian Church
property in this city. When the split on the
question of adhering to the Union or going
with the South came in War times, there was
two bodies, the Union body retaining pos
sion Of the church building, The other
Claims to have been and to have continued
the real Walnut Street Presbyterian Church,
with whom the property should have re-
mained: The property involved has become
VERY valuable. e@> - 80 -
, 1880-01-04
FINANCIAL,

: <ME,pH1s, Tenn, Jan. $.-M. Sampler,
wholesale clothing, made an assignment this
morning. The creditors are principally in
~New-York: J. 4. Fischer was named Tfus-
tee. The liabilities are about $4,000. As
sets not stated. ~. z
SAN Francisco, jan: 3.-President Carey,
Of the Capital Springs Bank, Sacramento,
tie real causc Of the closing of the bank was
the belief Of the Directors that savings banks
cannot be successfully. carried, on under
the new Constitution: and the Directors
are tired Of working for dividends for
deposttors only. The assets Of the bank,
ties, and the bank is perfectly solvent, but
this being the close Of the dividend term,
, 1880-01-04
4. MILWAUKEE, ROMANCE
With a Spice Of Tragedy In 1t.
Special Dispatch to The Chicago Tribune.


Special Dispatch to The Chicago Tribune.
MILWAUKEE, Wis, Jan. ga romantic
love affair, with a sad sequel, has developed
in this city within the past week. The fam
lily of the heroine Of the romance reside on
Third street, between Grand avenue and
Wells street.. It seems that she had formed
the acquaintance Of a young man employed
in the cigar 1nanufactory Of Edward Ascher-
her. The acquaintance ripened into love on
his part, but not on hers. Therefore, when
he proposed marriage she rejected him., say
ing that she did: not, and never could, love
him.. The parents Of the. ybung lady
such persistence that She: finally consented
: many another similar one, proved short
she could not cultivate q love for the man Of
her unwilling choicet and rejected him finally
and absolutely. When the baf1ed lover found
striking a: ::trag agie'a dir, invoked the curse: of
Heaven upon her, and called upon the spirit
Of his departed mother to appear at her bed
candle in her Hand, and thus disturb her
SWECG lCpU5Cs ! HID CN1oE, AllEtCA hlA4ls LuG
vehemcnce of distraction, fell with crushing
force upon the mind Of the agitated and su-
peEsfitious maiden. She brOoded over the
portion that appeared most terrible to her,
the nightly visitation Of the ghos;ilfs !; f form
ments Of : tie grave, until at last
the imagination: resolved So itSsH into such i:
realistic shape that she actually believed she
saw the spirit form approach her bedside,
candle in hand, and heap mute imprecat!io9ns
proved too great for her frail system. She
sickened at once, and two days later' despite
the efforts OF the attending physicians,s
b1eathed her last In her dying moments the
rejected loyer appeared at the bedroom door:
50 the story, runs, and essayed to approach
weak to articulate, impatiently waived him
out IF her presence with uplifted hand. Still
the parents urged him to go in and see her.,
which he did, knowing the while that he wqs
violating her dying wish not to see her any
more. IN the announcement of the death Of
the young lady under such peculiarly sad
circumstances, heart--disease was aseribed as
the cause, i'll accordance with the diagnosis
Of the case made by the physicians.
, 1880-01-04
ACADEMY OF DESIGN.

An Adjourned Regular Meeting
OF the Academy Of Design was held yesterday
afternoon at o'clock in the rooms of the Iydian
Art GALLERY, corner of Stats and Washington
Streets President J. c. Cochrane occupied tho
chair, and there we're present Messrs: Paul
Enoch Root. Louis Gregori, D. F. Btgelow, r.
". Wallis, Charles Peck, G.. C. Collier, ]. r.
Ver6eek Sioan, SS e D. : Beeche9 &C. Sen"efos' j. =
The Committee on Schools made report rec
ommcnding that the tuition remain at the old
M @Gn19 haf asteedanoe sq peg
month, for three days each week; to be paid
in advance for period not less than one month.
me report was productive Of considerable
first to receive and Instruct such scholars as the
Academy should select in the rooms Of the
ses a nsnson tq ef sooa de de5 os
talk the report was adopted. This, OF course,
simply determined the question Of tuition, with
L. B. Dixon, the architect, was proposed as an
associate member, and L. e. Carr elected IN
AcAdemician.
The resignation Of Trustees Ferd ". Peck,
James Fl. Dole N. *. Fairbank, D. ". Irwin,
Robert Harris Charles E. Culver, and Murry
ed ana nad 'enneX 6sr m eli re-
existing trustecships resulted in the choice OF
the following named gentlemen: G. F. schwerdt,
Charles Peck, J: G; Cochranc. Enoch Root, r. W.
Wallis, D. B. BigeloW, L. .. Beecher, g. J. Yer
beck.
The offices Of George L. Dunlap, ". T. Baker,
aud John Crerar, as Trustees, were formally de-
clarcd vacant, those gentlemen having come rln-
der the constitutional provision creating yacan-
cies In cnse Of refusal or failure to serve. Paul
Brown, e. 2. G. Peterson, and j. R. Stiles were
elected to fill the vacancies SO created.
Mr. Pfckcr1ng having resigned his place on
the Hanging Committee, Mr.. Carr was appointed
in bis stead.
The President expressed the desire of several
members to provide for an entertainment SIM
liar to that given 1n 1858, but as the hour was
late the mnttcr was referred to tho Entertain-
ment Committee without discussion. F.
The Academy then adjourned.
The artists belonging to the Academy who are
interested in the projected life school say that
it will be actually started this week.
, 1880-01-04

SEALED PROPOSALS

will be received ut the Office OF the Board Of County
Commiseloners OF Cook County until 2 O'Clock
Services, ana aed,stnes actually needed b. the
sGR @ u IL 1as Ct Iii M dbE
all ca*es and furnish medicines - directed by the
period Of one year No bids will be entertained ex-
capt from physicians having certificate from tho
right to reject AnT OR nIl bids.
All proposals 10 be addressed to the Committee
Town and Town Accounts. D. V. PrRifEVON.
Chicago Jan, 2 Mu. Chairman Of Com nittee.
, 1880-01-04
THE CHICAGO TRIBUNE.
The CHICAGO TRIBUNE
FOR 1850. =.
FOR 1850.

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.on.a,,s1 s.eS. ~ 70 s,.. ouanss lnoolum anc
L n.oaS, ~ - w.. na,saN. .sepooncao news
as. 49, 49, 80 go - .n - ~ We ecctea na11
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so sua ~ .oss aa ue vosea !os, ana nave MS
,' o ons eu' 1a ".4oua ~ oa1iu"1'"s o. eheat-
11s .'0 ant e4' "0 po.i'ieo' ''oet'5 1ol oack nc
pnss' - "o't ~ u4sa uea1ocsate, u a. nsrniy
| Established IN me soutn rs m tae North.
A. ieueapton " 4ss"t.tenoe' sieeouacks' N eo1n.
ano Tue tenonetl1auon ot snver. nave eontstoated
immensely 10 the RESTORATION OF uhoncsa confidence,
!aoust17a4 revival ana Eooo tlnes experienced dur.
11k tae oat5eafs tnefe1ose sae pfe:an1 sound and
n"s!aetofS nohey s5steu 'no"4o oe !sI ATONE iHk
, 1880-01-04
LEGAL.
MA8TER'S SALE.

ssts ef A T. The
James SSso. aa4 William Tracy The Toledo.
oosssaal oS b!S: asA" nan"'s eenpao,' aaa o'n:ts'
Msa ead Pa nsS9 s. toees
r. Tolfso; ffo;ia WARSAW Raii~a; cenpsay. and
Joseph 7: Thomas, Robert c. Martin. John E.
s1a as1. H1sy eSsRss aaa
s%sy 9ise s,s E "ar"
II Puisuanse ot decree q ne ssa Court entesed
s. TX fSsS$ TT y ts rs S
easS sas
III = g e sss ~ =
n and sas ee7ee e
$a;sS Is e q 5saps :; I'd y; ssiss:
sae a
aad IL the Srsases tns1e'a referred e. q to!!:"s
the said Toledo. Pea1a WARSAW W Ra.l1ay 9'a Com n
& $1 ss ssa @ S sSS* 81
as aasss
NJ Of tho stss q inois ~hsrc he sa!d E.lTaad
Sc
s sss & @ near s. ncne &c nil ihs %
VAN, xays ana rights OF way, depot grounds, and
fenees ana Chez al depo
To d M
:Sse: sss Sss1 nsa ssa!sd
ns az 81 1o as
cnrs: md other 1oilinx-stock q equipment aad Al
psn q
sSfeof .na dc 81, she
things Of whnteyer name nature, together win All
pustenanees @ thereunto bclon:ns Or IN any vtsa -
4eS sne s md p III
s ss; & s;ss Ts ( u y
conIany, Of io and to the same. and any md every
@ ] and .!iaa,ea r the stste of iIna.
menctne at tho Town ot wnr.aw st .he sts;;;:sippt
Kser = Pse5ts iltaeF !osstheT x.;a .ls tesd:osa
4a9: asa sas y
r.! and se5senai r. :. ths s.'a Ss@saP!; ~ s.. p,
,sa = aaa
T. sf
La uarpe y Lmax station In the County i!ender:
aea 20 e 'hs sad
se I 10
tsss ss ns'
land. md al the n1tn.ss snd tsreon Gf
HHQ equipments OH~
%as1:l y ssd Senp.ay o. ho?gs ?ksse!7er
mone5s ehesss ID se,ion, ni % sa5se@ent. nc
aa M o p s
're sqd Teled9 az r. heos Wsar M Ew.y
whieh said railray had been composed by CONSOLE
But aid sale vii be naae subject nevertheless to
ths rights and sauttts. Il Az sach .hers BE- Of Al
t d pRa
fsn mostFss 2 9 2n mads u s1ia
sssSas AZ - E 4; f %s:s as ia ases?ssd
q 81 Sf M III 81 Goap ~ y e
l5; and subject ai.o the prior lien at he mort
@ Z dsso d
Trustees: bsaTtaf dsse March i: lE !he Es9psay
si loS sss6; r.. ia ;a6jsst aso{
paay: datsd t6s ilth q IaIsb: IS: aodiued and
isssss
tSat ID q ray q the branch railroad between aaii-
The sald property win be .on absolutely.
:issr % ana dseharaed te % %of and ffose ii eosslaess
eases. and azreements made b. the said Toledo.
:nes Ss
ny Of The said mossages or trust deeds hesenaooT5
said .ae viii also be made subject 70 al .um. lesal
he property Of the said Company prior to aid mort
doas q es a
H. e aax .aah sa g n
lpon the contErnaton Or the sae oy th9 cocrt - y
rer my nfofsas:ton u fsx.1d se he SAID property.
'afs6J to the decree 81 = e. & iss SisaSf
s =: e e '
, 1880-01-04

was good time to wind up, and thus thew
resolved, They say they will pay OF o1oIIay
f6r dollar, and can realize quickly on their
s{eurities' SIC % as most Of them are out on M i high
rate Of interest, and parties are ready 10 10
e;sansC RanF sCommissionerg examined the Bank oH on
Monday Mono and found it solvent, and The Di- 81
rectors thought they could close their bank
ing business in the face OF that report with
0nf i1iscredit
, 1880-01-04
FAIL Ed.

Especial Dtspateh I" The Chicago Tribune.
!. EAST SAGINAW, Mich, Jan. SIP. Derby
s. Co., wholesale and retail grocers, executed
"a chattel mortgage to-day On their
stock and personal property to 1o3 creditors,
the amount Of claims held against the firm
being SoS,C00. This evening the store was
warrant
, 1880-01-04

LONDON, Jan. 3.-The steamer Silesfa, from
Hamburg for New York, put into Plymouth
with her rudder damaged.
QUEENSTOWN, Jan. 3.-Arzfred, the steam
e1 Spain, from New York.
!. Halifax, Jan. 3-The steamer Henry An
hing, from New Orleans, twelve days from
,Rpuen, put in here to-day, short Of coal.
, 1880-01-04
SERIOUS ACCIDENT.

Special D1spatch 70 Th6 Chicago Tribune.
NEWCASTLE, Ind, Jan. 3.-The Hon. J..
c. Huddleson, prominent citizen, met with
an accident, which may result seriously, by
being thrown from his buggy last Thursday.
, 1880-01-04
THE PANAMA CANAL,

nkEw YoRK, Jan. IA Panama special
saFs De Lesseps expects aid from England.
-H8fks received oyertures for the fusion OF
his ISIS Scheme with that through Nicaragua,
, 1880-01-04
sTOCKu0LDE1Ss MEETINGS.
STOckH0L LOERS' MEETING.

The annual n1ce,ng Of the stockholders Of the Na-
0al Bank OF Illinois for the election OF directors for
the ensuing year will be held at the Office Of tha said
bank in Chicago. Tuesday. the 18th day ofJauuAry,
Chicago, Jan. J. lSal H. q. NASH, Cashier. ,
, 1880-01-04
DROWNED IN A. CIsTERN,

JERSEY C1rY, N. j., Jan. s.-A1rs, White
more, aged %, fell head foremost into els
tern at Elizabeth yesterday, and was drowned
before she could be taken out
, 1880-01-04
AT BALTIMORE. MD.


five steamers were throwing water on the
cotton slowed in the warehouse of Thurston
Harris & Co., at Buchan's wharf, which took
fire last night. Over: 5000 bales were in the
warehouse, Of which John Merryman & Co.
owned {, 200; fully insured. The estimated
loss on cotton will be fully go per cent. The
warehouse belongs to Lennon Heyis, and Is
total loss. Insured for $4,000.
Randolph g. jerks, a Philadelphia firm Of
cotton brokers, had 1,10o bales stored; in
sured for s1ss,0oo. William E. Hooper &
Sons lose about 140 bales; insured for S., 400.
The grain, flour, and other produce IN ad-
joining warehouses were damaged somewhat
by water, butthe owners, David Dows, Trail
&Gambrill and Harvey g. Brothers, are in
sured. =
Several firemen who ventured into the
warehouse were overcome by the sitting at
mosphere, aud were borne off insensihle.
When windows burst open from the heat,
the volume Of smoke was so dense the fire
men could not see eacll other, and had to feel
their way. The wllaryes. we're crowded with
people, and several fell into the dock, but
were rescued. When the south wall fell, O
number Of firemen were OIL the roof of all adj
joining building, and the following were se-
nously. injured: Daniel Mcintyre. John
Iser, John. Murray. John J. A[cMahon,
George ". Miller (forenan), John r. Cos
grove, William T. Akerman; Alfred Squier,
John McAIullen, and William E. Rodenlli.
The fire is still burning tonight, and three
engines continue at work.
, 1880-01-04

and that he has no fears of any competition
under Gen. Grant. The new company Is to
be called the Chagr6s Canal Company, to pre-
serve @ historical name, as in the case Of
, 1880-01-04

can widow thinks she has chance Of becoming.
Nrs. Didon, she Is likely, L fear to sbe bitterly
disappointed :. HARRYMELIZEK
, 1880-01-04
FIRES. !:
IN: CHICAGO.

The alarm from Box 42 at IL rs this morn
ing, which was preceded BY still alarm to
the Fire insurance Patrol, was caused BY
fire breaking outin the private, office OF ".
trict Court, located on the third floor of the
atd aanI'' 1gs La Sale Street, and directly
over the entrance to the Sub-Treas;;
ury. The fire was first discovered
BY the watchman,~ William Flood, who
saw smoke and fame issuing from; the win
dows Of the Office, which open into Arcade
court. He gave the alarm, and the cry was
taken np.by citizens on the, outside, bywhom
it was borne to the fire patrol. The watch
neglected to open the outer doors, and the
firemen were compelled to break them IN.
Once they, reached the fire, they made
short work of it. = The Office is quite
a small apartment, not over 15S10 feet
in dimensions and contained only q 2
papers and documents of all descriptions.
The damage was entirely confined to this
room and contents, and will not exceed 500.
The loss Of the papers. 1t is fair to say, will
not be Of any great importance.
several theories, M first Of wlich VII IS the lew watch-
mans idea that the steam-pfpes set fire to
some papers which had become clawed' by
continued heat. IN support Of this, the
steam-pipes, though the night was warm,
we're found TO be greatly orerheated.. The
frcmen thought mice Or rats playing with a
box Of matches furnished more reasonable
solution.
Last nights fire-will be warning. It had
good start, and a destructive fire in such q
building could not fail to result in great, if
not irreparahle, loss to cash in the Sub
Treasury, and to valuable papers and docu-
ments all throughout the building.
The alarm from Box 35 at O'Clock last
evening was caused by the burning out of a
chimney at No. 163 State street. No damage.
The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1880-05-22
nj Office.

no .. Il. Van Wrinkle. owner in the
Nash Mine, situated in Ell Dorado Canyon
Lincoin county, State of Nevada, you are here by
notified that there is due from you the sum OF
one hundred seventeen and 50-10O ($1l7 5O-l00l
uoilars on your interest in the above named
NINE. which you are hereby notified to pay i'm
mealately, together with the costs of this adver
tlsement, otherwise we shall claim forfeiture OF
your interest, in conformity with the acts OF
congress tSec 81, approved May 10th, 1872
the said interest from the said j. B.. Van
Wnkle, as he cannot under existing circum
stances make legal transfer
=. Tho Nevada & Arizona Mining & Transports
tlon Company, by order of the Board of Di
rectors.
IF. MOULTHROP, Secretary.
NO. 237 First street, San Francisco California
San Francisco, CAL, Aug. IL, 1879. au30.90d
The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1880-05-22
PATENT NOTICES.
Application for a Paten,
10 TIE
RED CLOUD NINE.
no. 1Gt.
UNITED STATES LAND olr1cp


Lurcka, Nevada, September l6, 1878
NOTICE Is HEREBY Given THAT !
~ Blair and Abe Richard, whose postofsc,
address is Bristol, Lincoln county, Nevada. INV
this day filed application for patent Tor eae
linear feet OF the He'd Cloud mine or vein besS
ing silver and lead, with surface ground 400 fee,
IN width, situate, lying and being in Bristo,
Mining District, Comfy of Lincoln, and stst.
OF Nevada, and known and designated by tbs
Held notes md Official plat on Ale in this ofGce
as lot No. IS. 'es
The exterior boundaries to said lot No So bs.
ing as follows, to wit: Variation 10 deg cas-.
Commencing at post marked No.
United States survey No. IS. Whence Doei
in stone mound marked &. :. monument No I,
bears N. 69% W. 80 feet, and the working shat,
on this lode bears 80 deg. N. 81 feet. Theme
running, LIST course, S, 81 deg. ". coo feet. IA
post marked No. ., :. survey No. SO; thence
I'd course, 5. % deg, L 400 feet, to post marked
No, Q, U. s. survey No. 49, thence, Sd course h
81 deg. Il. 800 feet, to post marAed No. 4, u. &
survey No 3S; thence, 4th course, N. 90 deg. "
400 feet, to post No l. the place Of beginnirp
containing 60-l00 acres.
This claim is bounded on the northeast bv n,
Hillside mining claim, and on the southwest bv
the Tempest mining claim.
Hhe location OF this Mine iR duly recorded in
the Eecoruer s ollice Of Bristol Mining District
i'll the County OF Lincoln and State OF Neyada
on page 20, in Book a of said Bristol Distric
Mining Records. ANY and all persons claimn,
adversely any portion of said Red Cloud min,
orsaid mining ground as hereinbefore described
are required TO file their adverse claim with III,
Register OF the United States Land Office at En-
reka, in the State of Nevada, during the six,,
days Period of publication hereof, or they viii
be barred by virtue of the provisions Of tL
Statute.
se2l-GOd D. IMMET4 Register.