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, 1880-11-14
ON NOV % WE OPEN AN ENTIRE OyERCOAI8

:The books from the Ships" and vas Allied with
volumes stolen from passenxess IN sesss sya1s
.rivcn cupes IT their ancient MSS. but the *.
cnanse. as Aristotle says. was an :. .1n'olontats
t,i1e and not distinct from fohDefY-
The great pnttern of Uibioktepts- man WAC
carried bis passion to the most regretfuble e1-
ces=es, was spanish priest Ion LOW ''3SSn, %6an tbe
Spnnish revolufou de5pnifet! tue content
libraries. Don Vincentc sstnblished himself at
Barcelona, under the pillars M ha,'ts Ut ns of hric.n
bt,c, md the seats Of them that sell Dooks. II.
u gloomy den the Don stored up treasures .' snat
tion where be WIS outbid IN the competition 1oe
u rurt:, perhaps unique, volume: Three nights
t.ss s, nG bx ps1e!e sSss Of Of rre e
house u1ld shop of the man who h4d boughs
Ordinations pxr los GloEtosos neys de- AraSo,
;ns Soy ngz9* f ine T
with n pipe In his otackencd hand . and some
money beside him. Every one SAID: , re mhSs US
huyc set tho house OH lire with spark rum nas
Pipe" Time went on, and week hy week tho
pocc found the bodies of slatn men. now tn me
were Young men and Old. all had been harmless
and nolYeasive citizens in their lives, and-nll
hud been bibti"phAcs. \ dagger IN IN inslsinla
Organized search WIS made tn the city: ana
the snop of DON vi.::ents WIS s,,,.s sxain aiIa-
emeS coyered A' f,s copy Of :" 0rd!nactoas per los
Gioriosos Keys dc 4 rcxo. which ought ~ rtKnts
to have. bcrn burned with the house u Its puF-
chuscr non vincente WIS asked how be sos the
boox. He replied in u quiet voice. dcma,n'ea .ta
that his collection should be mnds over 70 nes Tue
barcelona Library and then confessed s;1 r%n %nf
stolen the - Orlinacions. and burned the mouse.
The sluiu men were people who hnd bought from
min books which he really could nnt b*at TO Pn1t
With Al his trial bis cout'ss tried 70 prove % hut
his confession WIS false. and that he miXnt ni'e
r1t his btuks by honest means. 1t was objected
That there was in the worltt only one o**,k s'4,k
priutcd by Lumbcrt Pufmart In Ae- anu thot
tho prisoner must have stolen this. the on1y
c0py' fruu, the library where It WIS treasured
Tne iefenuunt's 3 counsel proved that there was
another copy, iii the Louvre: that. therst"rc: ';:
there might be mort. md TINT the detenflnnts
might huvc been honestly pr'ct,rcd. Herr. Don
Vincente, previously cailous, uttered az % hyster-
ic,ll cry Snid the Alcnkle: a. At last, F1ncente,
YOU bex!n to understand !he enor1nity 1t your ,as
clumsy indeed. II you only knew hnw lnisGr7'-
bic amt III human Justice prove int:1'l'e'
there is another Justice whose pity Il tnexhnust-
tt,lc. Repentance Is never too lutte. -, ~.
Siynor Aica,hlc. my copy was not nn'4uc: M1tn a
the story Ut this impcnltgut thief We may close
the roll OF Diblioklepts-
, 1880-11-14

bus long needed for speedy access to tue neast
of the city.
A new district Of great Importance Is being
opened up in the southwestern part o1 tne Guy
NEAR the Stock Yards, nnd alo3x the @ousn
Rr.nch Of the river. 1t Is proposed to dret'5e
out this fork, or. MS 1t might better oe cal1e''
now this slough till it cmptes directly into the
cuaul, This Improvement is Of vital importance
II, tho pucxcrs ut the Stock fAFd5, who cannot
much lunxcr empty their refuse into tue souta t
Fork ami tho prop-i:ior= Of the pack!nE estao ~
ishlncnts stand read: to suosc. th :ifr If,
this tbIu'" Enterprise. The channel has been
already dax cut ~ .to, fnf u.s. 9r,e S IRE 1e9. n.
.1l,tc. through the beers farm important
tcsriopments being made II ,,,1 ths & 5stnlG1 rfn
.t ins Stock Yurl+. between Thrty.hrst 'and
thirty ninth streets. mud OH encn SIDE % oI tne
snuth urn uf the South branch Ut tho Chlcaso
r,,nninr from tie Stock Yards north to the Altt''!
R.,a,I, and track is bcilg latd un the "ese tsa
xide from tho Stock1trds Ss;r :,s mr!n m one III.
Of the best pieces Of manu- fncturtnx property in
the southwestern part of the CITY. C'i'.1 Cnss r..
cevcd here loatled with cattle can oe se1aoen a ~
with lumber and shipped out the same oas ."
""1 n conuccrion ~itn the dredging OF the south
arm If the South Drancn It Is prupe'seu .na.
city shall erect the pumping. works ~ tho ;nl
where the FORK unites with the canal. thus XIV
inx the South Branch perfect dr'.fnaEe: -, -.
State street property-own:rs erc ettso ~ ln1 ny
vIctOrv OF the Western Indiana. whtcn nus NJ
lust succeeded i.1 crossing sixseeo1h streeE =
single line Of truck now CONNECTS INC & mes.Gt LET
ludtuua tricks south of Sixteenth street WIN
thttie north Of that street, aud III II" Gays 1og
passenger trims Of the Grand Trunk ~ half!do r%t.
Of Canada. the Wabash R:aiir'!d nna tne Cna,
cnrn & Eastern Illinois R.tiiroad Will be running
tG u fhe depot 1T Tweftb street. The .Easel tn.t
viii come and 10 by these lines will uou great
dcul to The business Of State street. ,,,~.. w.
Mr. T., J. Gage, the Clshicr of the t4r5L NJ
tonai Bunk OF this city, tells reporter tnat .a..,
greut muny investors are c1st'ng uouut ~. @ pe e.
Tnnnenf Investment Of this class not . &c" aro
buying re..l estate along the avenues. expecting @
either to build or to let their properly !le aho
g..t tbeir interest In tho natural rise IN vhtnes
which they think Is sure to follow others nst;
buying productive property to hoia. anu ',,,t
among the industrial c!tsses tncre rssa IS r":e
savings are small will mot soon recover tne;r
confidence in s.vings-banks. aud to them 1nsest-
mcnts in houses have look OF safety anu per-
, 1880-11-14

The scarcity OF houses and stores In Chicago
Is well illustrated BY the experience OF an OtnA-
hi firm who Wish to remove to Chicago. Ono u
the partners h.s been In the City for three weeks
loukng for store In which to put thoir stock,
and for houses III which the partners might Hvt:>
and h.s failed to ind the one or the others The
frr deal In teu and tobacco. and have capital
Of $5u,U00. They wish to make their headquur-
tiers In Chicago instead of Omaha. and the dit'i-
Guilty OF finding accommodations only serves tn
increase their belief that Chicago is the pincc to
do business III.
The following new buildings are being erected
from pln1,s prepared by the @eil-known arch1-
tect. George 0. Garnsey, Rowland Block: For
g. F. Hutchinson, Esq, two blocks or stores on
Wapash a;Snu nenr vnn , o.g srret Eer n
Buren,; fur stores on LII Sale street. adjoining
the Marine Building; two stores on ffta
avenue. adjoining the Hrig&s House: oloSk o.
Letter j. Gus new warehouse. sevefaI otner
new buildings are III contcmplhuon py Mr;
MteanS M m n T SSsf q Mr IS usu pr
pnring plans for four Englisn fnoucrn evenings
to be erected On Prairie avenue: neur Iwcnty,
ninth street, for Mr. Charles l. HUTCHINSON 1t r,1 ano
plans for the largest building sche1ne yet prof.:
ected III Chicuxo Mr. Joseph Eastman nnd
Isl two story brick dwellings in the northwest
division Of the city. They will be built in
d substantial manner, with all the modern im-
proyclncuts Work will he commenced HI soon
is the contracts can he iet- The approximate
cost will be $50 OU. The Marsh Harvester Works.
designed by this architect, TUG largest 1nunu-
featuring establishment erected in this city for
some years, are approaching completion: The
works are building at rhe Junction d Fullerton
avenue and tile river, aud cost $15,0A Tho
plan5 submitted by this architect 1or y new h2n
school to be erected for the Ctty OF Joliet have
been adopted. Cost Of building. $335.0o0: Mr.
Garnsey- is preparing plans for several buildings
III vnrious locations Ut the city, OF which mention
may be made hereafter.
4 Cincinnati dIsputch says that the Emery
Brothers, Of that city. propose next year tt'
built, In Chicago 4O1 feet front OF business
blocks and ECU feet Of dwellings,. They can get
here SIS month for house that brings but <50
u month in Cincinnati. The Emerys are de-
scrlbed BY the Cincinnati E'aq4iFer with enshusi-
astn. 1t says that there are probably no two
resident Cinctuu:.tuu3 WhohaVe done more Tor
the improvement Of the Paris of Amerfcu thnn
Mrssrs Thumas J. and Joseph J. Emery. proba.
bly, better known ~ 1.-The Emery Brothers,
or ugain, In mercantile life, as "ThomAs
Emery's Sons" The many handsome and @nlu-
abie buildings they have added to the city's cat
alog within the past few years we'll substantiates
that assertion.
Iu the building permits OF the week we're those
to Tnbln Hanp|er + ca. to erect a boiler factory,
Nos. Sdy to S73 South Hal3tetl street. IT, Gust
$.UOO; Que to the Ncwberry estate to put =
1ia1e-covered mansa1d roof on Nos A7 and rs
, 1880-11-14

The Michigan Southern has decided 70 run
passenger train over their Stock l asu tfacA "
Fortjetb street. The trains Will seuft .'ou Nv
vicinity OF Drexet bou1esard' ano lalao pa.seu
.a-s ~ the,r ynn Durca street depot. making
]rao,,ent stops at convenient points. THIS Will
rive property In the nej9hbothood facilities IL
, 1880-11-14

:Ilxl5l. improved. On Wnt,nsh avenue. south az
ot Sixteenth, $il*I: luux3li.3 I'll bEc1eI h'ulc-
v;lrd. northwest corner ~ Forty eighth, $to,GO;
.5x III improved. On Milwaukee avenue. north"
west Ut Houston, S5.*uJ; Gss Acrts on
douglas Park northwest corner OF Truro.
$luv1J: .xti3 on Fifth nvecuc ss'lth OF Juck-
sun, S:',1tJ; 53xisv on Ellls uvsuue, soutl Ut
BRONX street. $S,5J; ::61axl.: OIL prutre avenue.
ilurth OF Eighteenth, Ss,a'3: :toxl53, improved.
On West kauton eist 9f nnl.'n; E,::l. Siovo2; OK
a,n s on Marie ii nnx afd w e e Stf'S s1x @
ntr>vcd On North Suite. south of Michigan
street, 31:U0: undlvile4l one-th;rd OF 10 ucrt:s
o,, Western avenue, northeast corner OF Sunny
Mr. j. 3. Adams hns bought the property ON
Michigan avenue formerly occupied By tue
Pruss'ng vinegar factory, Nos~ II, 70, und -:
4 q - o!X: ( Of sss i: =. 4: fr9ntnE
to Fitty-n:nth street, for ~ wv.
Mr. Abra,n Pooie has pail $E5 foot for tho
southeast corner of North Si.tte aud Banks.
Twcltrh west Of Ci:lrls. for *17.+7& --.-..
Mr. Andrew Crawford has bought for $4,000
I'll fee; at the southwest corner OF Park avenue
Edward Uoolrldse sold for Mrs Catherine J..
M:lson, Ut Cleveland. O., the brick house md lot
No: - West Oakley street tor $2>5al:
The following Instruments were Med Tor rec
ord Saturday. Nov. ID:
CITY PROPERTY.
t;ra6an Z &e;arney ] - dtsnasi ': 0'64y}:s & ZOO
Michigan ay ?s t. OF IwSn,y1fouxta .i "f
lcteS scitsniiotea5 e,oo
Wet Thr!eaa!n y r. y: 10 r. +! = Il {; ;Acyne t nvntS
W.: s*t: *ii;;sva!s 81; III II u liS;s:av,af '
At-' - uatSu 81 -, 1.t.I ~ - wv
ii.x H. ] ~. Il NJ " ;.,"E e. wintur, ~ ~
Joln f Giousn' ] 6oo
da;cl ocl. I tHns.or in Chancery t., lie Con-
.nect:cut Mu.unf I.ife-Insufance Cumpany!;:. 1900
~S1asn y. 0s; ~ ts.'a SF i, q aa:. 81 @
SYrtn 4qna y as. s 81 + 4 al'!xaHkse ,I;;
!1,%% 1;,:: IT. u"teu No'. tt: - iio'1 10 =. M IN
1int,In ~ iii y = ~ 1,nu,s a T. I3xla5 Il tiutnI
Nu7. i III. i. Valetse James Stcnson}..... 2,45o
LeavEtt ~ ~ It y Ut Jackson, G !, 5xl4o r.
dated Nov. II tMasnnei Miruy 10 Tue Aea''t1 oaso
Sss.1 Co1ixsGE4tonn,t, =
tistcd Soy. ii Is. 4. ClsMyer to An&lrvw Sow
kal 49,, .-....-........-.......... ..... 4N
Louisa st :u # u or 'i'lrty ,sxtn T. 3xl3 IT, .4o
9ntea f1y !: tFI:.nk Nells 70 H. NietnoIn}' ~
siftl T. .,ntd S3v. Il Perce pojn 10 re
1er Hourxa,. s,s75
Nov: t.. l.. und Z. H. Nix to 1auics Il. Nnl- i, ~.c
Fif, nv iii f. o. HonrUo st. r i Ix.j II. ''"S
.!Aied Nov II t1ie;::ie Il Cunio 10 Henry =. ,,1
cr,."t ,,i,:r Si1 iii f. = uf Huribut ST T. ajx
u; dated Oct tJnnt &. Patterson to NJ.
uai Wush8',sm H. ii II i. III i;n"e n I;xi2,
IT. with other property; dated Nov lS slienEy .. o
Hyonoo ., u, II, ;gns; ~ ~ = y,nm: 119 11''
IT, in,rrovei:. uted Nov. u t-Af:s;oph Krew~ ~,
er !" Hsn5F g ~; a. = w.; r ;1;, 1S
It, dated Nov. D H. u. Tu,nllnsun to Kate: /
GraveS -; H.. 1T"
";S,.i GSxiEs: #, dated Uct is tvan H. Higgins to
Ef.n9 - @ y " 1
"i:1i' II It, dsteI E oct 8 IT, shurtleG to John
, 1880-11-14

+ Il
t The negotiations have been renewed for tho
sale by the city to the Illinois Centrnl OF tho
three blocks OH the lake front between Run~
dolph and Monroe streets. The lnnd Is to be
used by the Illinois Central for passenger de-
not, to bo used By itself and three other rail-
roads now entering the city along tho lake 'front.'
Eight hundred t1ousaud.doars Is offered for tho
land. All the objections Of abuttiuy property
owners have been removed. except in ono ln-
stance Iu that case it is believed the relin-
ouishmcnt BY the Illinois Central Of any claim to
riparian rights will overcome tho opposition.
The general sentiment ot tue peo.
Die and tho press - III fasor OF
f,a sa1e The formal terms have been sul'stnn-
finlly agreed upon by the representatives OF thG
civ md Of the r:tiroud. This agreement Will
h:ye t0 be approved by the Council, anu inc
titie must be confirmed by act at ConRress- The
oni; part Of the proposition now bet:ig discussed
that meets with serious criticism Is the stipua-
tion that from the $S) 005 tn be paid 6y the rail
rnutl is to be deducted whether paiu oS tue citE
~. hy the railroad corporations such sum asWill
cnyer he costs and Expenditures incurred ~
re property owners IN the previous Htleauon. I
Snsnicons huve been expressed that part o. tnis
am viii be used to. buy the approval OF me
G.nn.ui At any rate, the Council should ascer-
rain il, udvnnce tho exact sum ~ oc wltane4o'
and should make it part of the ordinance"
, 1880-11-14

OTTER SALES OF THE WEEK.
Tn the sales Of the week were 251loo, Improved
on sedgwiek street. south of T~ohey. S9,"o; s'x
~ m sedgwick street, south Of Btackhawk'
=. an: fNx1.5, improved, on West Washington
street, west OF Wood, $4,000; 15xl5o on state
southeasr corner Of Banks, se';73; 5oxlso On
Wabush avenue, south Of Thirteenth street. 'm-
r,r,,1ad s1s. 600: 4sxl70, improved. on Wabash
,-or,o so1tn Of Thirteenth street, Sl5,01o; 25'41
1sa. improved, on Ehjs avenue, south Of Egan.
& nm: s5x1s5, improved, on Latlin, west OF West
Monroe, $500; asw CaIumet avenue *8' 'ooo: s51
15s. improved, on Michigan avenue south OF
Twenty-sixth street, $3.50; five acres northeast
corner Of Robey and Fifteenth streets.
*:o; same s1ooo; o11o: on cansl ,21heasr so1ta e1
Sixteenth, $5ob1; five acres 1t 2t tRe nott4ga6. H.
{ scrs At the northeast corner Of Beers street
and Thirty-seventh, $l3o0; N4xlo11 on Il n6d ST:
mitaQe avenue, north Of West aarr1son' ec'ooo'
, 1880-11-14
a Cork Carpeflu&11

Linoleu1n Is neat. carpet ike in;hppcarance,
aud 1T ex.raord nary durability II peculiar
tearunce, aud never cold Ike ordinary oil-c!oth-
kcur by all nrst-tl,tss carpet deuters- The xet1-
ulne article has - 'Liuoleum printed on the back
Ut every square yaFd- All others are Inferior
limitations.
, 1880-11-14

Dearborn avenue. to cost S!.0D; one 70 =. :.
Beers to erect two-stury dwelling. No I6J fnrk
erect u twu-s st.ry dwelling corner nj Warren ana
Stantop avenues to cost S'.1o0: nnc t" y: II.
Gibson to erect Il twH$tUry dwelling. Sos-
C9 nnu Il Randall pluce. to cust @3.'J''
,,ue to Sir. Dclano, to erect t"o t"o,
story dwellings, corner OF Centre avenue nilo
Monroe street, to cost $S.o0O; Que 10 r. =: ier
fnx to trect tWU-stury tenement. no. Ssoo
Drarboru street, to cost 3.0O: one to the ch'-
c:lgo MuileAbl: lrs'n Company. to ,! erect u
sixtb street und Campbell avenue. IT, cost o0:
one to Rober. Vasey, I" erect twe'-sst'ry dws,i.
lt1x NJ. 5jG West Jackson street, to cost <4.GIl
one to the Ch;cuxo Orphan Asylum. to erect hve
two-story dwellings,. W..basa avenue, near
Twenty second street. to cost s4.3oo; one 10 y.
L. Pruss:nx s. Co., to erect tw3-stoTy 1actor5.
No. All La Sutp street, to cost f30tJ: one 10
Hair & Odi0rne, to erect y on3-3tory oox-1ac-
tory, corucr IT Lo.nts and Fgenty-hr3t streets.
cost so; and one T. Thongs @ r Fondi 10 etycs
street. to cost $3,OOJ-
, 1880-11-14

HYDE PARK HOTEL PROPERTY.
The safe by Mr. n. w. Jackson, Receiver OF
the Third National Bank. to Peyton t. Chandler
of Block 30 In Hyde Park, with the riparian
rights, the steamboat docks, and tho debris of
the old hotel, for $4,000, hns been confirmed By
Judge Blodgett, Of the United States District
Court, and the money paid over and the deed
put on record. After the confirmation there
was motion ably argued by attorneys for Il re-
hcurlng before Judge Drummoud. but the sale
WIS not allowed to be disturbed, 50 It is now I'M
fuct that the property has actual
" chapEcd hands. Considerable advance has
been offered for a rcsnle to parties desiring to
build hotel but no action has been taken. Nr-
". L. Carroll ARCHITECT Of the old hotel building.
has presented plans to rebuild. BY which much OF
the old walls now partially standing can be u1fl-
fZcd 1t is estimated thut on an expenditure of
$4,000 in addition to the cost Of tho lt1nd very
credftable hOtel can be erected. to be kept open
the entire yeur. This would represent Ai invest
menr at cost Of $l00,0U. but no difficulty would
Of taxes and repairs to the owner, for fiooe per
annutu thus guaranteeing Il net lU per cent III
vestment. This would, nu doubt, be better tnnn
d{spusing Of the property ut bonus Ut the pres.
ent time The present high cost OF brick and
tile lateness Of the season will prevent any
active measures from being taken until nexI
6priug.. One thing seems assured, however, tflut
by the summer Of lSS2 Hyde Park people VIII
hare hotel whoever decities 70 naila II. " @ ~ ID
accessible by lake, BY railroad and snort cur
rjaye-drive from the city, and ncur the gfeht
South purks, with q beautiful outlook OH tne
lake, and ID the midst of u tine suburban ne'gn-
The highest bid that could be obtained for
this pro1,erty when it WIS offered Ut auction u
year ago WIS $l3,0D.
, 1880-11-14

Wash the scalp with Glenn's Sulphur Soap to
remove juudruir anu s<ulu ne,aQ.
, 1880-11-14

tween Forty-sixth and Forty-seventh Streets.
which was sold Few week ago fur $@.;a foot has
recently been sold again for $40 foot. and sncu
then S9i5 y foot has been refused. Tie present
owner is Mr.. X. L. Otis.
An 1ppra!sc.neut in the course Of Chanccry
proceedings has lately been made Of the r:lnlcr
Co;tagc Grove and Hyde Park avenues The
tract contains about twenty-five acres, an'i-
yiutd adjoining what Ia known rs the Reform
Schf,ol property. The vnlue set upun 1t wis
Ss1UOul or At>,ut 1854 per acre.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1880-10-03

TnE large barn Of David Wright OF
Clackamns county, Oregon, was burned
on the night Of the 23i. Large quaint
ties OF grain. hay and farming implc-
ments were totally destroyed. Incen-
dlarlsm IL suspected.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1880-10-03

Tux dcfaultipg postmaster at Dead.
wood, Richard o. Adams. who escaped
from tho marshal after his trial and
conviction, and rceaptured at Fort
Sally, has been sentenced to imprison.
meni for three years and a fine OF
g. 900.
Towanda daily review. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1879-1921, 1880-04-08
The News C0naensed.

be still worried over the state his health
The Cincinnati elet tions resulted in
large majotides for the Republicans.
The coored boy, Hart, still leads in the
Madison Square Granden pedestrian con-
test.
The colored citizens of Mobile, Ala,
have invited Gen. Grant to visit that place
and he has excepted.
In San Domingo a serious conspiracy
has been discovered for the restoration of
eX- president Gonzales.
In New York real estate is steadily go
ing up in price, the advance in some
localities being one hundred per cent.
A Prohibition State Convention is
called to meet at Altoona on May 20. 1t
will nominate Il State ticket and select
delegates to the National Convention.
A New York broker yesterday purchased
SO, 900, 900 of United States four per cent
bonds, at s, .O7 IA. 1t is supposed the
puochase was made for w. ii. Wander
bilt.
The seventeen birthday of Rev. James
Freeman Clarke, was celebrated in Bo>-
ton Monday night by brilliant gather
ing, Poems were read by Holmes Julia
Ward Howe, and others.
1t is said to be certain that the House
military committee will recommend the
appointment of General George Il Nc
Clellan as one of the members of the Board
of Managers Of the National Soldiers
Homes.
Prince Oscar of Sweden and Norway
is youth of twenty years, whose beard
less face looks even younger than that.
He is handsome boy, gracious and elc-
CANT in carriage and manner.
the order Withholding letters from the
Colorado Land and Mineral Association.
pending litigation in the United States
Supreme Court, This is one of the aSsoci-
ations pronounced as fraudulent by the
department.
Rev. DR.. Morton, rector of ST. James
Protestant Episcopal Church, Philadel-
pbia, has announced to his congregation
that the sum of $37, 800, needed to free
the church from indebtedness has been
raised and that the church will be conse-
Grated on May ].
A dispatch from Ferry Point, Montana,
says the Indians who were driven into a
ravine by three Companies of the Second
Cavalry, thirty-iye miles south of this
place, escaped after two of them had been
captured. General Miles is now on the
ground.
| A dispatch from Poughkeepse says
that Johnson Whitaker, the colorcd ca
Diet at West Point, of the class of 1879,
was foud In bed yesterday morning, bound
hand and foot, piece of one ear cut off
the other Slit, and his head bruised. lie
stated that three masked men attacked
him ut midnight. 1t is believed that the
outrage was committed by cadets.
At the election at Ithaca on Tuesday,
Frear, Republican, was elected Supervisor
by nearly two hundred majority. The
whole Republican ticket was elected.
Hook, anti-license, has over two hundred
majority. Last year license had nearly
e,,o hnnlrol or1 nnrt /nan y For Cupar
New-York tribune., 1880-10-26
CALENDARS rHIS DAY.

sl'pRrxE Couri -CHAYRHK,I.s orcnce - ONT OPENS "
lo30a. Calendar called n Al o. m--Nos l2t iyV e.,
221 40 2lS 272 273 299 1885, S4S 8JV' "oo' 7o' ''o
GExEAL TYHN-Davs p. J.. aud Brady and iiar.ett Jj.
pap. 2.6. 27t Il 10 81 2i3 a 262 Eso q 2So -eo -S"
2s!. 295. 500 2s7 .9S zf9 So sol, SOL ,,.,. ., ,oso
Demnrrsrs as. al3 3i4 Issues Of Law and faet-
Nos y 7s2, SOC, COZ. G71 40. SIG, ~ 75 ~. 449
iss SOL 4 $50 7aS. s2l s'7 ia SS1. e. o6 $751; CO.
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