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The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1880-03-26

TIM undersigned will give prompt attention to
Il all eases Of sickness of HORSES, NEAT
CATTLE &c. DISEASES OF Mich COWS a
specially.
fcbt-3m JOHN STINE, Hickory.
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~ Choice Acme Tomato Seed for sale. A.
Rue, Havrc dc Grace. mh5-4tK
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NOTICE.

OFFICE BOARD OF SCHOOL COMMISSIONERS
OF HARTFORD COUNTY,
Bel Air, March 10th, 1880,
THE White Schools, upon the conclusion of the
l. Spring Term, will enter upon Summer Term
upon the following conditions:
l. They shall be kept open such portion of the
term as the Board may hereafter direct
2. The Teachers shall receive at the close of the
out interest, when the money levied and due from
the county is collected.
g.. Salaries shall be paid and book fees collected
under the usual rules.
ANY Teacher desiring to vacate his or her school
at the close of the Spring Term will notify the
Secretary at once, and all teachers entering upon
a Summer Term are understood TO do oupon the
above conditions.
The Spring Term will close on Thursday. April
18th, 1880. BY order,
mh19 WIN. II. HARLAN
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ENARM WANTED.-Tho subscriber wishes to
IL rent Farm, either on shares or for q money
rent. Has stock sufficient for good farm. Good
references can be given. Enquire at The 1EgiS
office at The Changers Hotel Bel Air, or address
JOHN BURNETT
JAM Bel Air, Md.
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may be found at his Office in Bel Ain every Mon
day, and at other tmesat his residence wear Oar
lnglOn. febE
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~ For Sale or EXchangc.-Thc splendid
thoroughbred Stallion, Redbird bred by the
late Gen. Cadwalader, will be sold or exchanged
on favorable terms, the owner having no further
use for him. George Anderson, Bel Air.
mh12-3t
s51y f. A. Bagley's fresh and reliable Garden
Seeds, of all the finest kinds for sale at p. f.
Balls Hardware Store Bel Air. mhl2-5t
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MICH Cows.-Prccs range from go 10 81 per
head, with good Cows in good demand and COM
mon not wanted.
SwISE.-Tradc was reported to be good but
prices remain unchanged. We quote rough FnwS
and stays at 6 and better grades nj g. cents.
SHEEP.We quote fair to good sheep at ! .dG}
Nnnts, and good 70 cNtra GAMrlI Ccnts. pr0ss.
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By j. :. RICHARDSON, Auctionccr.
ADMINISTRATORS SALE
OF VALUABLE
PEI $ ON AL PROP RTY.

pY VIRTU f of an order of the Orphans Court
ID of Baltimore county, the undersigned, Admin
istratOrs of VIM. Y. Day, deceased, will sell at
Public Sale, Oh the premises, known as '"Haylors
Mount" on the Great Gunpowdcr River, three
miles from the bridge on the Philadelphia Turn
pike TN
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Eight cents line for the first insertion, and 5
cents line for each subsequent insertion-seven
words to line. No advertisement inserted UNI
less prepaid.
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Gee week in your own town. Terms and So
QOO outfit free. Address H. HALLETT & Co.
Portland, Maine. novelty
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TIME TABLE OF r., w. Il b. r. r.
Commencing November 10th, 1879.
TRAINS MOVING SOUTH:
RAINS MOVING NORTH /:

Tn"
Trains leaving Baltimore start minutes before
time stated.
The 9.45 A. NJ and 3.Oj p. NJ. trains from Balti-
more stop only at Havrc dc Grace.
The train from Philadelphia leaving IIavre dc
Grace at 212 NJ, stops at Edgcwood only, at 2.37
arriving in Baltimore at 3.35.
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William II. IlnY



Alfred $. Bay and Emily Irwn.l
ORDERED, this th day of March, 1880 that the
~ report of Herman Stump, Trustee, Of the sale
made by him in the the above case, be confirmed,
unless cause to the contrary be shown or before
the 9th day of April next; provided copy of this
order be inserted in some newspaper printed and
published in Hartford county, Onccin each of three
successive weeks before the said 9Th dayof April
next.
Amount Of sale reported $72.
A. l.. JARRETT, Clerk,
True copy Test:
mhlo-3t 4, l., JARRETr Clerk
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CLERMONT MILLS STORE FOR RENT

4 RARE OPPORTUNITY is now offered TO an
energetic man to secure one of the best bust
ness stands in the county. The Store House is a
large two-story Building conveniently arranged,
Waroroom attached. There is also II Dwelling
Stabling, Dairy, &c. Possession given May lst
1880. For further particulars call on or address
LIZZIE NJ. GLENN.
mhl2 CiermOnt Mills, Hartford Co., Md.
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BALTIMORE MARKETS.


Corrected Weekly by VIM. II. Michael ~ Sons,
N,dH ant Produce COH.m,ieaioa HIcLont,
IA McElderry'3 Wharf Baltimore.
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.-Sg~ 81 900, $50 and 500, for immediate in
veatment on mortgages A. NJ Hancock, AT
tomey at Law, Bel Air Md.
Havre de Grace Republican copy 81,
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s1S5 For Sale.--Three Horses ! seven years
and fonr years old. Also Thoroughbred Al
derney Bull Joseph Edge, Darlington.
mhl9-3t
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his shelves his large Spring Stock of Dress
goods, White Goods, Laccs, Trimmings Nc., the
bulk of which were bought early nJanuary he
fore the advance, and will he sold at old low
prices. mhl2
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- lambeth Reliable Garden Seeds. Best
in use For sale by G. d. Whitelock, Darling
ton. mhl92t
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.z9g"J q. Rouse, Bel Air, has Just placed on
his Shelves $1,000 worth of Shoes, which were
made to order before the advance in prices
Every pair warranted. No advance in prices
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,5ag superior Farily Flour.-I have now ON
hand and for sale at lowest prices for cash very
superior Family Flour, similar to thai for which
| received the FIRST Premium at the last Hartford
Fair. J. Thomas Wright, Monmouth Mills, for
merry McllCnry's near Emmorton. mhl2-3t
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~ Very fine Peerless and Early Rose Seed
Potatoes for sale. Vim. o. Herman, ,Tomson's
Mill, near Chestnut Hill. mhl2-4t
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.9y@S 81, 200, 1000 and $500, to loan on good
mortgages, at per cent. Enquire at this OF
nee mhl94t
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TO GARDENB RS !

EGG PLANT, CABBAGE and TOMATO SEED
~ of all the best known and approved varieties
for sale at lowest prices by the paper or pound
at the Rel Air Drug Store.
Il. WYATT BAKER.
Corner Main street and Pennsylvania Avenue.
mhl% Bel Air, Md.
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81 ACRES or LAND. MORE OR LESS.

The improvements consist of a comfortable,
brtsS :. DWELLING HOUSE and other
gFi8, 'HI74ISSssss, small outbuildings.
sssssSSl! lEEl54 The most of this land is in cult
walton and under fence. The balance in thrifty
young timber
This property lies about one mile northeast of
lloopmanS Chapel, and about three miles west
of llavre de Grace, and is convenient to
churches, schools, &c.
TERMS OF SALE.-Thc terms ofsalc prescribed
by the decree arc-that onc-third ofthe purchase
money shall be paid in cash ON the day fsale, or
ratification thereof; one third thereof in six
months, and the residue in twelve months from
the day of sale, with interest from day of sale
and security approved by trustee
OHIO S. LEE,
tcb!i Trustee.
The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1880-03-26

HAS on hand all sizes, from light one-horse to
l. heavy three-horsc, right and left hand. The
first of these was made August I'd, 1876. Since
that time over forty thousand Plows have been
put in the field. No other chilled pillow ever sold
one-siXth that number in so short time after
commencement
Al the great field trial of plows in Auburn, New
York. on the 10th day of last June, among the
cuse was awarded the gold medal and diploma for
lightest draft The furrow turned by the No. 2
two-hOrse) Syracuse Pillow was fifteen and two
thirds inches wide and seven and thrcc-quarters
deep, and the draft was 80 pounds less than any
twO-hOrse pillow in the trial.
We refer enquircrs to any one who has used
them. A few that have the Syracuse Plows:
Johns II. Janncy, W. G.. Mccoy,
VIM. WOOlSey, Clarence GalbrcNth.
George j. FinnCy, Horace +. WhtcfOrl.
spencer Willis, Charles Allen.
p. a W Warner. Joseph Pyle.
fchs1
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In Equity
In the Circuit Court
for

Daniel Scott In Equity
VS.. In the Circuit Court
Mary G. kCrrand Thos. for
w. Kerr, her husband llafOrd county.
rENllE object of this Bill is to procure decree
i setting aside deed made by Benedict Legoc,
Tbos W. Kerr of Mg civ dated the b
day of April 1879. The Bill of complaint charges
that Benedict legoc being indebted to the COM
plainant and other persons in large sums of money
and not having the means of paying the same,
apart from the land so as above conveyed, fraud
simulated and pretended consideration, to hinder,
delay and defraud the complainant and his other
creditors of their Just and lawful debts, and that
said deed is therefore void. That said Benedict
Lc@oe has, since the making of said conveyance,
died intestatc, without leaving any personal prop
ortty out of which to pay his said debts. .,,,.,
day of March, 1880, that the complainant cause Il
copy of this ORDER together with the object and
substance of this Bill, to be inserted in some news
paper published in Hartford county, once week
for four successive weeks three months before the
18th ayJuly next, giving notice to the defendants
in said bill and warning them to appear in this
court, in person or by solicitor on or before the
18th day of July next, to show cause, if any they
have, why Il decree should not pass Us prayed.
mhl2-it JARRETT, Clerk.
THIS ~ 10 GIVE NOTICE-THAT THE
l. subscriber has obtained from the Register of
Wills of Hartford county, Nd, letters of admins
tration on the personal estate of
HANNAH SMITH,
llte Oh Su county All ItTSOilS ing
claims against said deceased are hereby notified to
exhibit the same, with the legal vouchers thereof,
On or bcto,e he 2}d ddy Of FtJ1Ud1y, 1881,
orthcy may Otherwise by law be excluded froma
benefit of said estate. All persons indebted to
said estate arc requested to make immediate pay
ment. Given under my hand and seal, this 2d
DAY Of February, lSS. -
JOHN $. SMITH,
fch2I-M Administrator.
TINISIS rs 'FSS GIVE NOTId7E- THNT THE
l. subscriber has obtained from the Register of
wills OF Hartford county, Md, letters tcstamcntary
ON the personal estate of
PHILIP b. REESE,
late of said county deceased. AllpersOns having
claims against said deceased are hereby notified
10 exhibit the same, with the legal vouchers there
oi,
On on 6efn he 1GM d0yGr FtbrUng, 1881,
orthcy may othcrwisoby law he excluded from all
benefit of said estate. Al persons indebted to said
estate are requested 10 make immediate pay
ment. Given under my hand and seal, this 18th
| day of February, 1880
| ELLEN VIRGINIA FISH,
feb2O6tF EXecutrlX.
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s=ay" Whcelwright Wanted, at Castlcton. An
energetic man can do good business. House
and Shop now ready for occupation. Charles
W. Jones mhl9-3t
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LIVE srocr4 mAnNrrS.

MONDAY, March 81 1880.
BEEF CArTLE.-Pricos may be quoted Hs fol-
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"a" Notice.-Oats and Corn Wanted by Moore
Bros, Fallston. mh26-1t
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T., The undersigned, agent for the sale
FlrS=1- % of G gorge A. Prince COS Organs, is
7 7 y Y Imepared TO visit any part Of the
ScOunty for the purpose of Tt MING
AND REPAIRING PIANOS AND ORGANS.
PROF. THEODORE ASCHERFELD.
liaNfe lie Grace, Md. myg
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nor SALE.
NOTICE.

LXECUrORS AND ADMINISTRATORS who
II have not settled their accounts according To
law will at as carly day as possible, with the
vouchers, report TO the Registerfor the settlement
of said accounts. All delinquents will be called
ON TO appear before the court. by order of the
Orphans Court. WIN. s. RICHARDSON,
aulG Register of wills of Hartford Co,
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Trustees Sale.
ON MONDAY. MARCH ao,h. Iss

situated in Hartford County, Maryland, of which
Thomas Cooper, colored, late of Hartford county,
died seized being part of a tract Of land called
"MITCHELL'S SPOT" containing
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.zEy7 For Salc.-A Store and Dwelling in the
centre of Bel Air, and one of the best business
locations in the town. Enquire at The IEgis
Office. feb21
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-" Premium Stock and Poultry For Sale
AT reasonable prices. Pure bred Berkshire
Swine, not akin; stock from the most noted
breeders. Alsopure bred game Chickens. Now
is the time to change your stock. Address Thos
y. Hays, Churchyllc, Md. jan9
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~ 1Johnston's Patent Prepared Kalsomine is
beautiful durable and economical. Any one can
use it, Give il a trial. For sale by p. f. Ball,
Bel Air. mh2G
s;ag0 Cultvator Teeth at last years prices, for
sale by p. +. Ball, successor to |. Amos, Bel
Air. mh2G
c5fynFor Rent.-Dwelling, Store House and 90
Acres of Land; also Dwelling and Acres of
Land-both near the Hickory b. f. Minnick
mice
sz9y" Whcelwrght Wanted at Castleton. An
The Milan exchange. (Milan, Gibson County, Tenn.) 1874-1978, 1880-05-06
HI, G GEEREEE Chill c cTTBEE CHnTIL
II CUkE chill G6sE chill
# Il WINTERSMITH'S:
ILL
ILL
4. 4. |. Tonic SiPll.
ILL z bAtSeFb sezS hHbHC
m 4 OR IMPROVED
!. +. +. & f. CHILL CURE.
HI HI a Certain Remedy for everyIt
II form Of Fever and Agae. {
f a The Cure is Permanent
LII H.
Ii The Chia Cnce Broken will 3
II rot Return. Z
LII II
+ ! Has all the Virtues Of QuinlRa, &
e e without any Its Disa- (
L gTaGabla Effects. (

ii II THIS Medicine, owing 70 It's create
MI L merit, has been wonderful suc-iC
ILL cess. IL is carefully compounded off
LII pCrely vegetable ingredients, and "a
IL never fails, when property taken, to iC
n cure the most obstinate cases Of fever Il
n and ayue, neuralgia, and al malarIal =
III diseases. Unlike chill remedies gen y
IL orally, II requires no Purgative TO be n
IL. taken with It, the medicine itself act n
III ing gently and a-recably upon the IC
~ liver and bowels, egectually remov- e
4 4 ing the cause Of the disease, not g
N merely temporarily checking it, "
Ii Herein consists one great advantage r.
LII It has over all other preparations. IC
II The browning excellence of this lC
II medicine, however, above the per lC
II ~ maneney and certainty Of its cure, z
II, Is the fact that no injury whatever "
m car arise from It's use, as is certain n
LII to be the case when quinine or ar q
Ii scnic IS taken, which are the prince G
NJ pad ingredients Of most Of thc chill c
~ medicines now in use Il has been e
I II particularly successful in the cure <
IL Of chronic cases of ehills, frequently II
Ii making cures after all other rene ID
IL dies had failed lC
IL As tonic It is uarivaled. It in lC
n creasex the appetite, promotes d. g
n gestion, keeps the stomach in liz
II healthy condition, acts upon the hv- III
Ii er. aAd assists the system to throw Ri,
Ii or the influence Of malaria. Lei
LII lei
IL r@Price 81 per bottle; sixiC
ID bottles for IS. lCl
LII Lei
f Aasgfact't hyG.H.W iatersmith :!
n ARTHUR PETER & co. III
II Gsni Agents, Louisville, Ky. lCl
n 4 FOR SALE BY ALL DRUGGISTS III
LII iCl
u EJRE CHILL CURE I CHILL Ci
IL CURF CHILL CCRE CHILL q
IL CORE GILL CURE CHILLaCl
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The Milan exchange. (Milan, Gibson County, Tenn.) 1874-1978, 1880-05-06
MILAN EXCHANGE
The L. &N. Express.

The following is taken from the
Louisville Post:
For some time negotiations have
been in progress looking to the with,
drawal of the Onion Express Compa>
ny from the Louisville d. Nashville
lines, the railroad company to take to-
tai control of the express business, and
to conduct it as it does the freight,
passenger and other departments. MIR.
Guthrie, President of the Union Com
pany, and Mr.. Eewcomb, President of
the Louisville & Nashville, have
been in New York for some time,
and they have telegraphed to their
home force that the details of the
change have been arranged and it will
take place shortly. Until their re-
turn nothing more definite than spec>
ulation can be given as to the plans to
be pursued. Mr.. DeFuniak, General
Manager of the l.. d n. probably
knows exactly what viii be done but
feels at liberty only to say that the
L. * n. will shortly conduct its own
express business, and that the proba-
bility is that, for a while, at least, the
Union COmpany's Office, officers,
clerks, ETC., will be retained. With
such addition to It's force, the l.. d n
viii run the express business as it
runs its regular freight business. Mr.
Vol Rose, manager Of the Union Com
pany, says the details Of the change
can only be known on the arrival of
Mr.. Guthrie, when he expects home
tomorrow morning. As to the Off
GERS and clerks of the Union, Mr..
Rose says that they will probably be
retained, at least for the present, for
they are able and experienced express
men and will he needed. As to the
Union Company's wagons, agency
outfits, ETC., they are all new and
could not be now bought at the figures
paid for them, and the L d n will
certainly take them at a fair valuation.
AS an argument that the L. d n. will
not make many changes, MIR. hose
mentioned that the L. q n. is by far
the largest stakeholder in the Union
Company, and in buying its outfit
would be buying largely from itself.
Mr.. DeFuniak was asked what effect
the change would hare On the claim
on the part of the Adams Express
Company, as asserted in the Short
Line case, to do business over any CON-
mon carrier road. He said he could
not tell; that it is question of law 10
he decided; but the Baltimore d Ohio,
the Ohio 81 Mississippi and other
roads, run the express business over
their lines exclusively, and the l.. d
n. will have the same rights as those
roads, and will probably he equally |
free from troublesome claims from ex-
press companies. The Adams Express
people are deeply interested in the |
new attitude of affairs. but are as yet |
totally at sea as to what will be the
result to their company.
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The following is taken from the
Pct
The Milan exchange. (Milan, Gibson County, Tenn.) 1874-1978, 1880-05-06
y EURALGIA

nR. T. W. GREENHALGE. Nashville.
IL Tenn. Dear Having suffered all the
horrors incident to neuralgia, in an aggravated
form, for eighteen months, indeed, AT times ]
was wild, delirious writhed in agonies of pain.
was manageable; my family having to watch
me in the loom during the. paroxysm, Ito pre-
vent my doing harm to myself; and having ex-
pended hundreds of dollars in travelling and
seeking relief to no purpose, and finally having
become so debilitated.as to necessitate my with
drawal from and ceasing to attend -
any business at all. went to Tulahoma with
my family to spend the summer and try to re-
cuperate little. While there | net Mr,Samuel
Vi. Ament, from Nashville. Tenn. who advis-
ed the use of your cure by the use of which
he had been cured of IA terrible case. had re-
ally lost al hope of ever being cured. but / or
dered by mail a dollar package from Nashville,
more for the purpose Of proving to the gentle
man that there was one ease it would not cure
than for any relief ! expected 10 derive from its
use; but took it according to directions, and,
to my own amaZement, and the surprise eff eve
~ one else, il cured me. | am now well and
fully restore to comfortable feeling. The cure
was effected betw, en- the Sth and 9th of July
1879. Yours truly WIN. B. MARTIN
Having known Mr. Vim. Il. Martin number
OF years we take pleasure in vOuching for any
statement he may make. Respectfully,
Berry, bonneville i CO. Gray, kiTkman Il Co
Morris / Stratton, Evans, Fite Porter & Co.
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A NEW COMPOUND. Scientifically pre-
~ pared Of Balsam Tolu. CrystaIized Rock
candy. Old Rye Whisky and other tonicS. The
formula is known to our best physicians is high
ly commended by them. and the analysis of
one of our most prominent chemists, Prof. G
\. Mariner. of Chicago, is on the label of every
bottle. 1t is a wel-knOwn fact to the medical
profession that Tolu, Rock and Rye will afford
the greatest relief for Coughs Colds. Influenza,
Bronchitis. Sore Throat. Weak Lungs, also
ConSun ption. in the incipient and advanced
stages of the disease.
1t j. used as Beverage and for an Appetizer.
making delightful tonic for Family use. Try
il; yen will find it pleasant to take, of great
service. if weak or dcbiitated, as it gives
strength, tone and activity to the whole human
flame.
SS- Put mp in Quart size bottles for Family use:
Sold by Druggists and dealers everywhere.
BAWREE T. a NARTEN.
Sole gents for the United States and Canadas.
HI TadiSOn street. lineage.
SE-Sole agent in Milan, DR. n. D. L. Jordan.
Druggist. febl2-ly
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1880-10-24
Pre.s. Hayes a, Los Angeles.

Los Angeles. Oct. 23.-The president
and party arrived this morning at o
O'Clock. They were taken in charge by
a reception committee and driven to
an orange orchard and vineyards, thence
they were taken to Agricultural park,
where they were received by the presi-
dent and directors Of the agricultural
association. After n general parade OF
the stock they returned TO the Cosmo-
politan hotel, where an immense crowd
was assembled. Short speeches were
made by the president, Secy. Ramsey
and Gen. Sherman.
After visiting the horticultural expo
sition they will be driven to the Mis-
sion Of San Gabriel, where, after visit
ing the ranches OF Gen. Stoneman and
others. they will be met by train and
proceed 10 Arizona.
Last night while Mr.. Bridges and
wife, OF San Fernandino, were attend
ing political meeting, at that place,
their house caught fire, and four chill.
dren, eldest aged eleven, were burned
to death.
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1880-10-24
a MauI or Ceun,errel,er..

Washington, Oct. 23.-In Brooklyn,
New York, to-day the secret service
officers arrested L. w. Spencer, alias
Bill Rockway, Charles II. Smith, and
James p. Owens, charged with being
concerned in the counterfeiting Of the
one hundred dollar national bank notes,
also counterfeiting u. S. one thousand
dollar coupon bonds Of the issue Of 6l.
Smith confessed that he engraved a
plate from which bonds were printed
and the counterfeit bonds in possession
Of Doyle in Chicago. He also states
that he engraved plates for several
counterfeit one hundred dollar notes
which recently appeared. The last en-
graved was on the Pittsburg national
bank OF commerce. Owens was the
printer Of these notes and bonds.
Smith claims, in addition, that he en-
graved the plates of the counterfeit
7,30 bonds which were put upon the
market in 1867, about sS5, 900 Of which
had been taken by Jay Cooke & Co. be-
fore their character was discovered.
The examination Of the parties is set
down for Tuesday next. A number OF
bonds were taken from them. Doyle
in Chicago will be forwarded to Brook
lyn to be used rs evidence.