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The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1880-07-31
NOTICE.

Mine, situated in Bristol Mining District, Lin.
coin county, State Of Nevada you are hereby
notified that there 10 due from you the sum Of
sixty.six dollars and sixty-six ($66.66) cents on
your interest-being IN undivided two-thirds in
terost-in tho above named mine, which you
are hereby notified to pay immediately, together
with the costs Of this advertisement, otherwise
We shall claim forfeiture OF your interest in
said mine. In conformity with the acts of Con.
gress (6ec. 81, approved May 10th, 1872. All
persons are cautioned against purchasing the
said interest from the said Isaac N. Garrion, IS
he cannot under existing circumstances make
legal transfer.
C,P. KA6TBERG,
WIN. MCDONALD,
Owners Of the Iron Mine.
Bristol, New, Nay s. 1880. myS-9od
The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1880-07-31
sheriR's Sale.

DYvMTUE OF AN ORDER OFsALE ISSUED
ID cut Of the District Court, In and for the
County OF Lincoln, State Of Nevada, and to me
directed and delivered, for . judgment rendered
IN said Court on the fourth day Of August, A. D.
1879. In favor Of John N. Craig and against the
Nevada d Arizona Mining and Transportation
Company, the Fl Dorado Canyon Quartz Mill,
the TechAttcup mine, the Plat mine. the Nash
mAo, tho Rover mine, tho Hercules mine and
the Savage mine. for the sum Of thirteen hun.
dred and eighty.nve S6-1o0 Isl 1856 s6-lOo) dol.
lars, debt, together with one hundred and ten
6e.100 ($1l0 60'lc0l dollars, tax costs, and all
accruing costs and interest, I have levied on the
following property. to wit:
The Fl Dorado Canyon Quartz Mill and Mill.
site, situated In Fl Dorado Canyon. ri Dorado
Mining District. in the southwesterly portion Of
Lincoln County. State Of Nevada, and about
forty seven miles above Hardyville on the Colo.
RADIO River; also the Techaticup mine and min.
ing claim. the Piatt mine and mining claim,
the Nash minc and mining claim, the Rover
mine and mining claim, the Hercules mine and
mining claim. tho Savage mine and mining
claim-ssch and every Of them situated in
the Aforesaid Fl Dorado Mining District. and
about ave miles from the junction of FL Dorado
Canyon with the Colorado River.
Notice II hereby given that on
Saturday, tho 2Oth day q September,
A, D. 1879, ct the hour Of II O'Clock m. Of that
day, will sell al the right, title and interest
OF said Nevada b Arizona Mining and Trans.
portation Company. the RI Dorado Canyon
Quarts Mil. and the above described mines in
and TO the above described property. at the
doors Of the Courthouse in Phoebe, Lincoln
County, Nevada, q public auction, for cash in
hand, 70 the highest and best bidder, to satisfy
.''a 'e'1''oA ". L. MCKEE, Sheriff,
gro. T. GcHHAN, Deputy sheriff. au2S.td
The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1880-07-31

LAND OFFICE AT EUREKA, NEVADA, |

LAND OFFICE AT EUREKA, NEVADA
july Z, 1880.
Notice ia hereby given that the following
named settler has fled notice of his intention
to make final proof In support of his claim, and
secure Anal entry thereof 1t the expiration Of
thirty dayr from the date or this notice. and that
proof will DO made before the County Clerk Of
Lincoln county, at Phoebe. Nevada, on the 10th
day Of August, 1880. to-wit: ". G. Norris, Home.
stead entry No. z, for the BW. \ Of the sw. \
Of Section 2, and the NV. 4 Of the NV. Of Sec
tion II, township l. north, range 90 east, and
names the following witnesses: II. Olson, A.
Millet, Q. Henderson and W. L. Mckee, of
Lincoln county.
jylOtd JAMES McMARTIN, Register.
The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1880-07-31
Delinquent Sale Notice.

Raymond & Ely Mining Company
Location Of principal place Of business. San
Francisco, Californis--L Location Of works,
Phoebe, Lincoln county, Nevada. Notice-There
are delinquent upon the following described
stock, on account of assessment mo. 15) levied
on the seventh day Of June, 1880, the several
amounts set opposite the names of the respec.
tive shareholders, as follows:
No. Of No. of
Names. Certificates. Shares. Amt,
The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1880-07-31

For Bill-Heads. Letter-Heads, Cards.
Vouchers, and all kinds of Job Print
ing. either Fancy or Plain, apply to
the Record Office.
The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1880-07-31
pOsTPONEMENT.

PIocHE, NEv., July 10. 1880.
The above sale OF Personal Property is hereby
postponed until Monday, the 26th day of July
1880, at the same hour and place.
W. l.. MCKEE, Sheriff,
BY GEORGE T. GoRNAN, Deputy Sheriff.
jyl7td
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And In accordance With Law, and On order Of
the Board Of Directors. made on the yth day Of
juno. 1880, DO many shares Of each parcel Of
such stock a. may be necessary. will be sold q
public auction, at the once Of the company,
1880. It the hour Of one O'Clock P. n. 81 aid
day, TO Pay said delinquent assessment thereon,
together with costs Of sdvsrtising audlexpenses
Of sale. '77-'7-'-
" L. ELLIoTT, Secretary,
Omce-No SO Montgomery street, Room II,
San Francisco, Csl.s M jy2A-td
The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1880-07-31
POsTPONEMENT.

The abovs sale IL hereby postponed until
Monday, October 20, 1879. ct the same
tins and p1nce.
Piechs, Nevada. Sept: 20 1879.
n 0so. T. aon,3Ax, Deputy sherin. se2etd
, 1880-03-08

ss saes p qcesIes ~ N Il @ ;s"{}1, NJ },
oS ss!1o s "ies vc,e hit No. winter a.
s9 1n!sf sa " m'1ed liza
"t @ ft1 on i!nek: Tata: A*p ,,,,,. bn ,ns ,r,,ue,
fa,Sres Tcis ss'Ss IT. Il, .yrsx sn xheas E!s
EsS Ssss ss 81: s
ID n ;,ss s' " ssr ~cea
:S rss ~ .csssss. S!sSs}
sissa sssnf% S!a seer 9'e u
~ tseSs ri "a; -
shhs o. psofofence t9E tno an,Gnn EinxntoS s'sf a
sales ssts eapst.ad 1t stsj 81 II" an1 h!ah ns5si
tstapis II Ssisso sn t1acss sdU bs d. ri sssss
&C. t1ss a SSs s.! ~ asssS s g. e.. "h''' "0a
nsher quiet s1sSopt .n%p'ss p nfss
Ing quoted hRsler II tho c9eo tbs bnlk q the trad,
lns q. us.!al Naa n MAY which sna st ne ne
s ni d 1snf soa % sSry s & sna co.cd
! which w a!.4 the ats PF:cS 81 .Agss1 ESrpsa
al,ssl ~ y j. sample y sfsesi Il:
,NFK-,Wns dun and casy. Gar:tHis we're tnien by
isssss is st S il d ;sss II sss
r. r. slGs5to On track no bu FREQ on board nt To-
HXiliET Was dnl, and nomnn.ly wenk., cn.h
Sa cssi: and 81 fo. XpfiI; NJ: yas anSscd u sSs
weLg roporta Of ht bu " sanlpis ac screcninasl
Total, 7,lu b4.
, 1880-03-08
FINANCE AND TRADE.
Review OF Financial Events In
Chicago Last Week.
Ms Produce Harkets Tame, but with Little qere
Doiug-1hcJ Are Easier.
A Marked Break In Wheat; and Futures
Discounted Heavily.
FINANCIAL.

rr1n frnfn nj c,lrrnnor frpn1 ChtcNFo to tho
vFcst. opi, from Nav York to ChtrnTr, ccnsctf
liant wcclr. Nov York oxrhnnro soli at 6nfkeoc
T,cr ri nm d,srount hctwcen hanks. with n to,,d.
encv tn,,hrt1 t,ar. Innns wcro In demand pr,n-
ctnuttv nm nonr,f Of rrnt,o occottnt Thinkers rc-
ss.t ~ ,."r,,stt,,, fno, thnt ,c-con.ilo rrn;tu
pEt uo NV Ss 10. y.
are extcnatng. small mercnants ana hlah'ltact-
vrnrs t,crn turtnQ for rnah nrc now rivtno tho,r
,,.sn. -. .,a.v ntora ho - tnoroo.oL n,1 +hoI,.
"otS, ns 'uu.i =. S. ue A", wv. essrs M tuot
neCd lor chp'tnt efoHs. Ihey havo oocono oor-
rowera. which Ia n Et,od thing for themselves
and tho bnnks ns long ma t,cy borrow snfcly,
srhn ,or-oiot,ro nhnn,,,nuor ~ ~ mo..or,out
tuo '.c1'tNo p''.ot'.. ~. y, " t.1. Nv u's
1or tne ehhctmento Or q new Hat'on"1 oank!up<
law has alrcndy mndo It's hnpcnrnnce. CbtcnGo
bank clearIngs Inst week wcrc HEuQQ 900,
agntnat xne mn nm tho rorrcannn,linp ,vnok nj
-. E 1s,.sssss., ~ ~. Ge.,ssIa". ~
last so|F' llhhi'eea III u"'erHne"t JULIUS anu
1oca1 Accuritscs has not been active. Speculation
and Investment on tho New York Stock Ex-
-" A. ~ ~ Thtnn-.t, 10 ,nnrar..aI thoro IA
sto. AS 'ar as cnit:"Eo ~ eumeerno1' inole IN
llttlo matcrtnl provided rot OF tho Kind tho fool
killer and lamb ehearcr found 80 plenty Inst Mn
var,bcr ff,,frt turna mn, rnntorotn n ercc,iotInn
TS ''" >'' ~'''"N Nf
&fn tne fnle.
Tho 3Fof3d says that a great many Government
bonds aro held III Now York OH Speculntiop, and
+hfs ia vcli Known IN In rho nnso with r4,unrx, ~
1-s ,,a,'a. 49,, - .a. ~ .,,s...a.,n, .,,n.,,..
holho !ssues' AAu ~ '!uy ~ qacst'ouc'! "Hetuo1
tho price Of tho o. Of 1881 Is not TOO high, ut a
difference Of IL above tho 6a OF 1880, which mn
, 1880-03-08
THE COURTS.


Jndge l,arnuin Bnts,e1ny afternoon hcnrd tho
hnl,cns corpus case Of 1nmcs Connolly md
Jeremiah Cnrroll. These boys clnImed they had
boon nrrcstct1 on n charge Of burglnry,- (which,
huweycr, was ohnnscl nftorwnrtl TO vaKrnncy,-
AMI they wore convicted and scnt to tho Bride
we'll They also allcsct1 thAt thcy had not boon
allowed j,.ry:trla!, though they Ind never
waived It, and TINT thutr imprisonment, therc-
fore wna Illegal. Judge nnrl,iln1, borrower, held,
in opInsttlon TO Judge McAi!stor, That allct. n
trim! did mot ut necessity tnrClye q tlcnfal 1f n
Jury heAratg,. and. innsrluch M therp WIS no
evidcncc OF thelr hnylng demanded nne, their
imprisonment wna valid. They. wero then re-
mantcd to the tpilder tnercios Of htr. Felton,.
, 1880-03-08
LIVE STOCK.


Tho following IL from the Kansas City l'Ftte-Cnr-
mt Of Mnrct S:
H1s5 "a: SS'2 s. !eisss
ers tn EotStao catt'S VI. Ge a"dy "a ~ rSe. II
;bsl s'Ss Ss. s;t SsS fin
I'fy r'ss fs'*f %% sse Ssns
y *ayf rhcse has nSt been e9,x!, Any" NY thta vim
81 sS @ ss's Ss
ds nea . i s S
,,tfer thnn la.t ysa5 4 s9od n'any ah9cs re DYING
S .ss1 %sS ss ssss ssf .s sss:ss @ SssS
CAT-r1.E-1n this brnneh OF tho livestock market
the week under rcv!cw WIS, to selfers, moro than
Ordinarily satisfactory Unc. From tho opening OF
tfndH on Monday morning dawn u tho close of bual
moss on Saturday tho denInnd Nns steadily goctt md.
thon1h thrre rhh nn nscsaao taas nuppty ut son.e-
thing lko an thcro were buyora for n tho offerings,
and Mt substantial advance. tho Eastern ntnrxets
being higher nil around. II except iean+ old cows
md scEnWny Mi11d lots, FIR which there WAS but
little inquiry, tho Improvement in prices R1nonl.
md amounted to toe5c sh,pplng steora showed the
change tho rost and butchers stun the lenat
There ~as moro than tho usual Inquiry for
s'!osse5 md assrte the res se.a, snpp,y Ct Tint
s @ III ss" ~" " FEEDER f''% IL VT aa.
The nsriras !d aot embrace ,an{ lansy cattle an!,
sas. aS &e.S rse4e
and tho askot wns nrm anu steHdy 1T The following
QUOTATIONS..
Extra neeves-lrndud steess, weighing ls50
c!eiss ~ 1ofi. ofi.foi@sd;toGts ;'
,nK ia1tn l.aD na..., .:,.::.:.......:.. 42Set5o
INT i.Vl u i.io assat2o
wciIhlnx I'D IL i,NG zoOSazs
i9i, $500 a1saa,s
ySs! Sss' an a',d h; ;s@,:va3 ssafs .tss sss
nj e Il @ Sasss ss sof s. s, ;ssi
s$;s
5s$ ssry = 4; .Eei Ess!s 'e%s M.s
s.,s ST. H. ;;n ~
e. :Ss; is:s s;fs ss 1t y$s E
o'ass tsIs wasa stnst!{ actn.,,,n.san, IND q tbo
s;:: " :;fs Il; ;s sS ;fs
ss sssvs III rue s f'sss sa,g. 5s'sea at
saa : seS snesy Ss & soS Ss2 s
1S % ns so! ss: I. sS a5 a = @ rs Sa nons ,Sf
6su Il Nda "a. + saiS. 'A ~ Wv '"' ''S''ns''A'
KANSAS CITY.
8ptetal Dspateh to The CAtea3o Tribune.
GarsatI repo;s ue;,s iscsps ri H. 1nlpseR.s l nm!
sass iSSssS's sas
sst @ :G%ss :spss s a. assa s'ssea p4ssss ssss
!, St. LOUIS Mncch h-CArrLE-Theu usual dune.s Of
sHps
siiEsEaouot and upcaansedf roecspss. 100, ship
foeo'pis, Is1 heads s6lpsnaSts. 2165 lead. @''''
, 1880-03-08

PROVISIONS.
HOG rRoDuCrH-'Wero rnthur aiow in futures md
easier all round but with fair demand for spot stu
a. tho doclIna permitted limited or.ars " bo
tll!ed. Tie receipts ot bugs weEa tnther small bus
Liverpool ruported d0pn0 Ut about III In lard and
ncnts and tho bronx In wheat tended u dup5css pr-
Visions especially tho ator ndvcos from tho Stuck
fnris quoted hoEa lower. Tho packing OF Tho pnst
wock Ii roportod 1t 1N0 hoKs, ssalnst 50uO tor tho
snmo week Tear ng1.
MEsH phNK-Docllncd l2}481so por hrl and lclosod
1<1l0c boow tho 1atost prtcss Of Friday nj &tl-ss
lln for round lots. spot seor tho m0nth, tltisS
sos!er April. a1,d &llu sc!lor Mny. Eulcs woro re-
ported Of ID br's spot at ai3 1u brls sollor March
IL: ssllss ~ sy sSss !. 1lI17 q Ios faa
ts, brla.
la1n[oone,i6 r. Hpd n ctosea ne te!ow tho le.est
thg sunHthi f7lbszi7x suler Aptiii and S7...td
nay M { {, ;s!Isf AEi SI a 4 md
hiikHTsmW@S5s N In gDnd tle.nand nt {urtlsr dscnc
salss wsIe ruH,rtsd q lta xss s,ol!det partly q
c!oM;s a e 7s}tStl55i lang md shart ejesrs
april $LiI} 4gar May, and &At1 Hu!lGr .1unet
1u ulSxes % a. tli0 spati ~ boxes htaiItrshIres.
pnr1ty Ut f5s 6uxes CAlnlutl private prnsi
apl! 10. Er9sn hama mt 9<*t3fo for li-Ih aseru.ss,
md G{o for Glib ttn i'rita4 ttIu hdtk cuts wtrN
hG1ut a. {HaNNy ii nGtuEk fur lJtrtJ -Eutuu ut4t
, 1880-03-08

btEMrnrH March G-CoTTpN-Frrm; Eecc,pts, m
hneS; shipments. 3Ho stock, I'll GG5, Baos 6aUi D4-
poricrs, 27tui snlnners, 2(UI spocu1aelon, 90, mid
dllnR, iehc.
NEW ONLkAHs. March Recommendations, mid
ding. l3ci low lnddllng f2c; good ordinary, 12}kcs
El,t7A - - -
Rr. LOUIS, Mn, March u-CorroN- -Bottor1 mid
al!nR, !7su lu~ 90, 1G, snlss 1nu baiesj rocetpts
A,uN, hhipnents. l,ltD; stack, 1a1ll
, 1880-03-08
DANKRUI'TCY,

A first and inal dividend of per cont wns de-
clnrcd In tho case OF George md Washington
1.Iobrr.
In tho caso Of Nobccca II. and bfarc,ta Mayer
finnl dividend Of per cont WIS declared, n1nk-
Asafgnccs viii he s cbosct, ~ this " fmorntno for
EtiEt!!e Il. Cnrtfa, Gc0rge II. Miner, Dennis
O9ulllyln, and Francis l. IfRnnnhs.
, 1880-03-08

a AZ hfg1f o ~ sTsste s GnS
Muta." Then Bonio One nath To tho Mulo's
Eathor. ,..Why do ynu issue this Monotonoua
Weekly Ncwapnpcr7" And tho Mules Father
tho Miilp."
Afterwards tho Election went on, and thoy
Counted tho StulD and Ills Father as "t3catter-
, 1880-03-08

white Aa6t4st{u, No. nlxct and No. 8 white, Ark1
<7Ho. ftyo ri,minnt1y unchanged,
lluTTET..Yosturn ohoscn crcamot1es D&asos falF
and Rn1h, 1sA2sc
E1GF-Weatcsl,, f1sttc.
12M0 bn. -
WuOI-QatStt Ohio nHd rcnnFylvhhta. &nfaG0ct
Mlchlnnn nnd WlEcnnain. tt2hSci d0tslna and comb
lnR, &t7a7}toi tub-MAetgd &c.
, 1880-03-08
MILWAUKEE.

A1l1f AO1tEEs
MrLwAuNERt wis, March 6s-bIoUR-Qulot and
nominal.
tilsAIx-whcnt nponed unaettled, declined 10. and
closed dcmosnliae&, No. milwaukee, hnr3 Sl.2aHi
No. Alltnnuknc. sl.0{; No. Z do, fi.i7t<, March.
Glis; April, ti1s1Si May, tlc21<s No. D. slut No.
elGg; rejected, f0c- t:nrn quot- but stcndy. No.
E1{c. Oats easier; Nm. T. 1c. 1lJa shstcr3 quiets
No. /. To nnsloy quiet, No. 7spr!na, GoHc bid.
rnovistoss-Quct md wcnk, uiesh uork dull nt
eiio cnshs tilo April Prime steam lard, E7.fo cnst.
f7:so April. 1.-Two hots quiet nnh nnchnnEedi eiao0
IlEcklirTs-ftour 8uD brls, Whont a,0n bu; harley.
SiEjFMESrs-F1onr, sdm orts: wheat, 500 bu, oar-
Icy, l1dll bu. -.-T'
, 1880-03-08

TI{4IIIe
JUDGE DRuMMONn--Iu chambers.
Jup0E ULopGEIT-Gcnernl business.
APPELLATE CouRr-21, 2s, 70, q, q. No caso
OIL hearing.
Ju1t0x GAnY-5s8 to 6522, inclusive, except 594,
Oh, 815. Git, go, and G}8. No case ott trial.
JuDuK sM1TEf-No preliminary call. rcromp-
tory call e, s27, 81, sd, s8, $40, 3d. s51 No caso
On trtnl
JUDGE EJAMEsoN-DIvorco caaes ard motions.
JUDGE ltDGEtts-SoycrnI ruiIr0nl c0nde1nila-
tiou cases. No case on trsAi.
JUDGE MONAN--AS, 10 TO 100, and 1D8 tn 1a0, In
cl,Alvo. except 10 and III. No clsp On trial.
JunGE Tur,EY-Cuntestcd motIons
lurnE HAnSJx- Contested motions.
JUDGE JAMEsoN-Crimtual Court-Nos. 1,114,
1,015. 1,0ln o., ,s]. 1O@4, md l,011.
JUICE L0OMIS-pnmfn0li law cIlsca Nos 3, ., 1,
7,S,0, 10. H. II, IL, 10, 1914 IT, Is, 10, mud 70.
, 1880-03-08

DETROIT Mhrch G-FL1u14-Quet.
QHAIS-WIeut wcnkt extFu nDHilnnlt No. white,
st;f hltls March. tteG1l bd April, s2s May, $l-50;
milling, Nh. !. nominal
REcKIrIA-Flp1E. 1,u1 bu; wheat, HQ btu.
EutrAESTa-Mhuat, 70 DH1hts
, 1880-03-08

Joseph 2. Klein md tIunry N. Kloin fled a
lien Saturday against LaInbert Blum, james +.
kconcy, II. A. Warren. J. i. Warrpn, Jncob
1.fnu. Jr., anl wife, Edwin F. Gcichell and wifo,
md othors, tn forcclose n tr,lat-deea for S7,T80
on Lots 81, 81, ard a. I,lnck &. md I,ota 0, 10,
u. and Il, block 0, III Kctlzlo T. Kccncy's Attdi-
ton to Evanston; nlsn, Lots liz. !, !, and o. fl
block OF Kceney 4 1ann'a Addition to Eynns-
ton.
Thou1na NJ. smttl, fletl bill ngnir,st Ann and
Thonlns Gnilney, Tuity, Bttlcs & Lewis md u. j,
Avery, 70 fortcloso trlist-ectl for 81 5O on tho
IL XirabaS M ao soesc or s.S Alt HI IN trcsnoaz
agtlEnat the [htcnEn 4 Northwestern iuIlroud
Company, claiming siU, ,0W damages.
, 1880-03-08

COMMERCIAL,

Tho following were tho receipts md shipments
Of the leading articles OF produce in this city
during tue twenty -four hours ending at I clock
Saturday morning, md the corresponding tir1o
for Inst ycnr:
, 1880-03-08

:
Hurry c. Goodrich Il1cl n lien Saturday agalnst
the Singer Manufacturing Company to restrnn
It from using bis patont for MT improvement In
tuck -creascEa.
, 1880-03-08
1lItA111 A

PEORIA, March G-EltAIH-COrn AtcAdy1 high
mixed, IS1{aEci mixed, 1YtSssSHc. Oats tirln; No.
white. astr;sicy{, Nye nr1n; Mo. Z, 7767Ma
flIunW1EES-Ht64ly 0t &ll6.
, 1880-03-08

NEW fonK. March Cotton xoods market fairly
actitc and prices vcry rm. Prints IN bator donsand
and atrttna. with All upwsrt tondonoy. Harmony
fa,cY prints and t}aFnera ahistin1a md bselonnss
win 0e advanced No Monday. Drass Eouda lawns, Kla
stnuhAms active ind arnI. N0flsl jaconats advanced
Tc hlUn'e wear N.Wlnn4 In btpaAy demand and lr1u
Eurugn xoQl8 fairly active
, 1880-03-08

Nosr0N. March A-FtAuls-bts Western super
ana. $noaa1as common e1sEas. sat1AdM, Wtscans.n
e1tsas. &AaxaH; minnesota do, sAuks1.Ss, winter
sheets, Ohio Aiiu MicAIgsu. ta011j Ilnots snd In
diana, d1Ga1.3ai 1t. LUus EIlAa5,z5. WAounsin ena
Minnesota patent proeeaa, spring vhea4x, NO4aa),
winter whoat4, NIR8&M
GAAlN-Coru lu modctato don,Ands nixod and ye.-
low, @1d9o. QsA-No.l and extra Nhita. a0stsos No.
, 1880-03-08
BUFFALO,


urrFAI.u. March H-1furkot for grain nominal,
unchanxcd In pfccsI no transactions reported and nj
denlnnd p4nlicntQd.
, 1880-03-08

UUOGNIfSVBs
SurEn1oR CouNT-JUD0E QAnY-Honry Crib
hen ct nl. vs.. Zachnrsnh A. Nef, Sl.9.S0.-Esther
Penney ys. City Of Chicago, $500.
JuD0R SMlr1t-A. +. Lecntng ct NJ vs.. Peter
and ticnry l}eHntnghaueen, *N.37.
CIKCu1T COuHr-JuIN}E MOElAN-Samllci a.
Frn9n'Hn ": ChcnKo City Hallway Company,
vcrtiict 5000, and motion far now triMl
, 1880-03-08

ChIcnRo q Northwe.tern fxoit,xnr.
For 3inpt tiHlde.lsook Ttmo.1nblea Hiscp,nt.c.,
efs %ass y hs' hs'eaa aap.yy 4 ~ q II as
Taete ftosel ifsnk.a E1pTess otce ton nSrsHe,.as
eornof Canal and aiad.son-ats ton West S,daI ~
, 1880-03-08
KANSAS CITY.
Ens+f1f ThvroG<h n ThN f.h{enh1 ~

Special Dtspdteh to Tht Chicago Tribune,
KAEsAs CRY. March G.-0ltAIx--The Prize CuYrtne
reports. Whoatltcco!uts, 1911 but shipments, o. 51
bI, lower, M. cash. sLl3i March. N.la54, Mn.
cash. flQs9k; Mnro xln!f. Corn-ItccciIts. IT, ~ bu,
2SNc
, 1880-03-08

p1rrsnuHa. H.. March t-pEruoLKuat-Quot
crude iowet, nt 0E{o At Fntkors for shpmsut, 70
nnsd, s3ic4 Philadelphia delivery.
x,ELKvxt4ANn. r., March G-PxTHoLEUA-Qulc
Standard white, ii0 test, VIC.
, 1880-03-08

Oswrno, March G-{;tA1H-Whoat steady. co.
quiet, Western lnt4sa, BIC.
, 1880-03-08

1Sn1AHAroL1H March G-&iKAlx-Whrut dull hn<
lower, No rs. tt.:saeiB. C0ru steady NJ S1,SN5Bo
Q1tA ltDady 1T 1GA.jc.
, 1880-03-08

In tho estate Of George II. johnson. letters Of
administration Were Issued to Gcorgo A. Fuller,
and bis bond for S6O0 WIS approved
, 1880-03-08
LEGAL.
Franklin DenlsnR, Master, 80 Mad|s00.st.
LEGAL.

FRANKLIN Den|saR, Master, SO MadIsoN.st.
Mastors Sale. ssa!o ot Illinois, caok County, a. Ia
ths Superior Court 0f CWk CnAnty.
Watts Carver executor 1f tho nst MI! OF Donja~
n3 nrgs' e N9sw owloT ani1-'
Maty y, i!o.!syt illr:m tuTloy, Cyntl1a ltoTley.
iepwlv}.
Public notice is hoFaby ven that IN pursuance Of
decrgb entus0! In the nttove entitled cnus0 on the
fourth day IT March, lSN franklin Nen4pn hinstpr
In CliNnc9ry 1f tho supeF1f tuurt Ut CGDk County,
Mlll, TN FEiny tic lth day Of March, 4. u. lSA 1T
tho huuf Ut BlGFen ocGck in tho fDFeEapn Of TINT
day. ut tho nnsih dDoy VI Tho Chamber pt Commerce.
WaAhingtan ntIoes, t the CITY II ch!cnxo, d caok
bidder fur cash the following described prupsstJ,
wit:
ThFeo rr0nllss0ry mites fur onn thousand and tfty
d1tnfs III mo- each, AiEnca By Mh.cc1iMe u. Collins.
ehci tlnf0d ecpcnbcr 18th, 4. D. His, 0nc payable
tts hfa1t uf anGrue Frank IN ur beffo tlree yoarb
hftGt dnto. with lntoeeAt nt tlu n0 Of elt cent
per nHnul. thynoo nhnNnlly, ana hflef tunt1rlty nj
tho fas NJ ton lat cunt per nHnut. all endorsed BY
AAi1 MulIr1a Frank nttha4t fee1nrae, Also, thro0
doliam ts,1s! each. Zach .Knsd b{ Marcelia. co,<
!tcF u MnFpc fFnnk or before tlrau yoars after
dto. with Interest at tho rata af hight PCT Sr
Annnn!. payable Antnaty, mid after maturity nt tly
tatu Hf ten tor emit Fer AnHIn, AL endDtted by said
M1nroe Frnnk without recouFs1.
FRANKLIN nsNIYoN.
Master IN Chaacery tf The Superior Court Of Cook
IIuICiIINsoN 4 IuEF, Cou,pLainant's Solicitors.
, 1880-03-08

TUitFENTINc.
WtLNIN0ToH, March A-bPtEsTs TUnPENTlNx-
Firm nj Ett<o.
, 1880-03-08

C., r. 4 Q.Fn!ace nlntnR-Enrs and Pultman 1f-shs&
BlcepinR.t an run betwa0n Chicago and QD,shA "
pekh, bnd kAnsas CITY. on tho Fachc E1prsAs
Ch1cnRn, A1'1wnnt ftH 81. Fnnt Rnt1way.
Unt1n Depot. GlrnaF Mnhlson HHd Eanni-sLs. Ticket
Qh'ces, u Glurk-st-. .Iulmer ll0usoand ufand ractta
liptO,
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1880-01-10
N~ighfhawks and burglars.

Three men, named Dan Rigby, Geo.
Gibson and John Rose, have ben ar
rested, charged with robbing the res
idence of Mr.. Simons, on Shelby
street, near Irrelevant, about l o'clock
yesterday morning. They are sup
posed to have thloroformed the in.
mates of the house, as they ransacked
the room where Mr.. Simons and his
wife were sleeping and they did not
awake, though the neighbors heard the
rasoals while they were at their work.
On yesterday morning Mr.. Simons'
garments were found scattered about
the yard; also a lot of feminine appar-
ell. The thieves carried off several
diamond rings, some four hundred
dollars in money and other valuables.
A diamond pin has been recovered.
and about seventy dollars in money
was found on the person of Rigby. The
burglars are of the tramp tribe, and
recently arrived here from st. Louis.
The people around the Simons neigh
borhopd we're busy yesterday and last
night arranging their window and
blind fastenings and cleaning up pistols
and shOtguns.
There were five persons engaged in
the robbery, and they are all old Of
tenders and desperate criminals. 1t
is believed by the officers that had
Simons or his wife awakened while
the robbers were at work, they would
have been murdered on the spot. Two
of the scamps named Rose and VIII
liams (alias Gibson will be sent to 81.
Louis, where they are wanted to an.
swer for high crimes. The other.
named Flanagan, alias Rigby, will be
kept for trial, the testimony against
him being positive. A Centre alley
prostitute had a portion Of the swag,
and this fact led to the discovery of
the culprits, two of whom are yet at
large.