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The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1880-02-22
The Report Of the Grand Jury
To Honorable j. n. Fldek, Judye Of N.
c.-I IuLrlf.I II...L.LL IL L..

The Report Of the Grand Jury.
To Honorable j. II. Fldek, Ju&ye Of The
!SerrnM Judicial Dhtfst Court, Couiy
cfElko, State Of Herddd-
The Grand Jury impaneled at the Feb
runry term of the District Court of the
Seventh Judicial District, begs leave to
report as follows:
There have been submitted to us for
our consideration nine cases! which we
have carefully and impartinlly consii-
cred with the following results: Dis
missed two; one indictment for assault
with intent to kill; one for grand lar
ceny; two for burglary one for man
slaughter; one for mis-brnndiug stock
felony. and me for murder. All Of
which have been presented to the Court
in accordance with the law.
The reports Of the several committees
are herewith annexed aud made q part
of th;s report. NIL Of which is respect
fully submitted.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1880-02-22

FREsn s%co, Eastern cider OH draughi
NJ tho Com
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1880-02-22

II you have a valuabYSS. iimssrlSEose'
that needs repairing taxoS Il to Gerber.
the Matchmaker. Watch repairing
warranted. e.7r
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1880-02-22
Depot Hotcl Arrivals.


Depot Hotcl Arrivals.
IL. TrebalcOch. Tuscarora.
l.. |. lIogla, do
Cy. Tolman. do
w. J. Urton. do
Ed. Craze, do
Henry Campbell. do .
Felix COblontz. San Francisco.
L. s. Merchant. do
l.. Scibcnhnuer. do
J. s.. Jones, do
s. J. Cru,oor. Wells.
VIM. Congcr, do
T.. Burns, do
W. J. Brown, do
Err. Chase, do
Thomas Foster, Catiin. E.
j. ID. Dowdick.
G.. Manning, Austin,
j. B. Moore, Ruby,
W. Meyers, do
L. Honeymnn and wife, Clover.
Chas. Lnmpman, do
Robt. Mulbnll aud wife, Salt Lake.
w. q. Case. winnomuccn.
IL. N. Talbot. Pleasant.
Arrivals.
Last evening by stage from tho North:
J. Plumb, II. W! Allen.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1880-02-22
Drphriurrs.

This morning Jov Mc1.,uslnu!
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1880-02-22

Fnrsn E Stera Poultry on h"ndnds'
for sale at the Gem Restaurant,
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1880-02-22
Arrivals,

ArriNaiS.
Last evening by stage from the North:
Jas. Mclaughlin, Me Stoltz. Mrs. A..
u. Waller. Miss Mary Smith. Il. g..
SIurgiH, Tliosi Wilson, John Hickman
and W. W. Clemens.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1880-02-22
SAN FRANCISCO sfOcx -:
ii,a.s. afeSr-.i5 - I'D

-
-, Ts-D.s,. Sissk SSifs::
400 ophir. l6%..
405 Mexican, l6M Is ~.
no Gonld and CuEEy, 6tS .
20 Best aud BelcheF..9 9K
fn5 Califo5nia; So 345o
90 Savage. 5H :, c.r
100 Con. v%irsipla, $3.50 S6fe
$50 f fSsf. '47oa seoe :. 80.
2lO Hale and Eoret6ss! 6H OK
I35 Point. 47Ue ~.
200 Jacket, SH 8N
3i5 Imperial, Co..
% kenlnckt 3%
40 Alpha. tx :. =
1915 Belcher, llH 1lX
5 Confidence.
$50 Sierra Nevada. az
100 Dulli,n. $500
20 Seq. Be!cher, 10.
$50 Justice. l6Uc 1866
co Union, 33E
40 Attn. $500.
$50 Lpdy Bryan. 500
55 Julia, l55e 1000.
800 Caledonia, 75e SOC
~ Challenge, H.
255 Silver nin. 1850
8 Occidental, l
1870 Lady Washington. zoe COO
100 AIljrs, S5c 9cc
80 Ward, 6pc
100 Sheridan. i5c
lij Scorpion, 5 3O5c
200 LeNiathun, zoe
la0 Trojan 35c. 49,.
1875 Benton, 3i5S 3t9a
20 North BONANZA, 45S
100 q. Gate, 2H 2j5c
100 Con. Dorado, 1860
$40 Maekey. loo
$50 Fairfax, 75c
100 Essex. l,< -.
500 Leorpardi. Ice
20i Grand Prize, l35c
500 Endowment. 25c l5c
i5U Nrscnta, llUc Hoe
100 Navajo. 25c 3Uc
GO Belle Isle. |
100 n. Belle Isle, 200
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Arrivals.
Last evening by stage from tho North:
WI. Plumb, II. W! Allen.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-04-16
4 FOURTEENTH STREET. CARPET HOUSE.

J, g. ]. DobsOn's carpet house, No. 40 West
Fcnreeuthst. Is filed this Spring with all the ne" de-
Irns in all grades OF carpets This house deal exclu-
yely in carpets and only IN those or their own manu-
facture except IN the department of india Smyrna and
persian rugs Of which they have large variety.
the frat floor OF this large house ia devoted entirely to
rorans and the cheaper grades of tapestry Brussels
which are shown in new designs following closely Doth
the eoloring and designs of the rIoher grades.
On the third floor shown the velvet, moqueueDody
br,sSes and tapestry cnrpes, ofwhch there 10 num-
beress variety Of new and beautiful designs The most
proulnept and at the same time the favOte coors this
Enrng arr the olive shades and eou tnts Among the
newest desgns are those of small figures combining Per
sian and Japanese designs, and showing the owe ana
cru tints with dashes OF dark req ana yellOW
which are 40 arranged TO dve the effect of bright sun
ght Other designBthat especially new this spring
revive the architectural and aora designs IN one carpet
This n particularly the in the Japanese carpets
which nave the Chinese pagoda in prominent positions
Another carpet OF unique design Ia called the rising
Sn md has tho sun with its dazzling rays we'll por
trnTed by shades OF yellow aud red.
rio innorted ruR dspArtment contains O great va
oty OF these goods In all sizes and nom all the eastern
countries where they are made. Among the cheaper
grades OF rugs and mats those OF the clipped aud I'M
Clipped AngOra goat skins In ecru salmon red, white
and other cOlors.
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DEClsIONS-APRrL Is.

Supyemo Court Chambes-Bv judge DOnohue.-
strange AIT NOrdnger.-PrOCcedngs dismissed Wthont
coats Flkington agt WellA-Dmissed WITHOUT cOs III
fe ms after or AndFewstirantcd; memorandum Ihe
Mutual and Rei0 Insurance Associat0n e hSI no-
echnld- denied see memorandum socnaeLCr .gs
ton granted Hener Heiner Orler granted ullender
ACT pR-judpment. Marshall agL Krki Hotten agI
Hotcn; DICK aRt Dunoomb; In the matter OF Beet'on-
Nv Judge Tawrence-Murphy agt MullhOlland-UPpn
uIfhcr examination 81 the papers In this case nm Vi
viii hear counsel on SATURDAY the 18th inst at IL a. M IN the
Circuit Court Room. Part II. ,.. 49,, rou.o1
CCe- Iart Judge Van Drnt -Pomeroy aBt Israel
SsseiSG FIRMLY Judge Van VOrstWsOn AIT. simp-
son etc ami Judgment signed Wygand AgJ flem
Tomron Pleas-Specidl Term-Bv Judge Van Hoe
iscpor referee confirmed with mOdincationsi SEQ
opinion. ,.., -, t,ro..o coso sat,laa
Nv Jdre InnemorcIn fnal accounting Of CrOSsInaD,
etc. SeJ memorandum for counsel ,
uo,JDp COURT kdmOm5-BY Justice Gcepp.-
MCINTYRE agt. CassaigueMOon granted without costs
prechcr ng Bennett; Schesnger aRt Tnchand Brlen Agt
C"grsey act Rnssel the Produce Bank GRt
anted Brewer ana UrOcers BANK agt Alexander mig
Iaii ag Keloe-Orders OF substitution Martin Agt Sahs
DaymCnt Of costs motion Rrauei. Phlp hRL
Tnes Crilor for now trial denied. Wgney agt aAalugp
YIN UrandcusIen appointed receiver Reedy agt aHKWeI
WoerlAke Looks Saln1n agt SAlOmon MlGhae IHt
tioidBefg-Ofders Of discOntinuhnce. Cary aEl 10
Dyyer MT The ReInng. sowing Machine Company
IA nj opened defendant allowed 10 defend Judgment 70
stand security. . Ut, a.. ..a,,,.a
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-04-16

heard to-day in opposition to the bill Governor Brown
Tennessee briefly Topsa Mr. Mqnl1gss1 T co
pany II CsiorHa mad already constructed more tsan
sS oa f Ro fGs Sa 11 me Rys and Ra also
for the speedy completion OF the renh ha,dy
TIE S9s s, tse son,S aag rSG
now Completed point about 300 miles cast o. ~ ,h
RiO drande Which WIN be reached two II t ths
Texas Pacific Company does MOI o e 81 San antonio
and provide through line TO the Gull OF MsTST ss NOT
asE 0r the building
operations by tho Texas Paclno SonpaI' o5d iabor
Of s deSrssSp 81 tns pTcS ST period had
been the best time In the history OF TINS ct nTs
as also SsG said sSs fe as
granted forty sect Of land per mile from the 5a OF
Texas, which was larger land grant toan any other
rSsd IN that State had ever E SSoW Sa the grant
from the State OF Texas twenty sections per mle
Of forty as sSGRs q ff be Csns @
receiving land grant larger than tae so odo nno
IN emit bonds with which to build 1000 miles OF
road against the 900 miles when tne te1aS raT'0
wss GsS@Tfo o POST Offices aud
rave further hearing to-day upon the suOlect Oh Ine
tes narticuiarly with Brazil aud s0nth American Goun
tries Mr. VIM A. Pile, who began Statement on !ues
day last eomPleted1, I It to-day lie 'aVOre"
The members of the Illinois delegation, IN N GOr
we're given hearing by the House Committee on Uom-
merce to-day upon the subject or harDef
In Illinois River. aud maze arguments VI lhH
preparation OF S400 600 the River and HaroOr Dill ior
that purpose. - ,.,-,r,orsl,,
The Senate Committee on Commerce UNANIMOUSLY
agreed this morning recommend the Ta5saee OF peter
resolution Introduced the Goth ut by Senator Came
from providing for 10
slider on report what legislation is needed Tor me c
regulation OF commerce among the Staes Ihr com
mittee ammeded the measure In few particulars elat
ING only to the compensation OF the land
subsequently reported II to the Senate. ,,. -,
C. 81. I. Bn United States Collector az hahkh, 90
dressed the House Committee Public Lands yesterday
upon The bill To Extend the Laws OF the United sta'es
90 the Territory or Alaska" s -
The House Committee Printing has agieeq 20
recommend the printing OF 5000 copies or taydens
Zoology and 5000 copes of the report OF the GneI sig
nal Officer The committee also directed Mr. WILSON 10
ascertain report the nr0prity or prln.ns ne
the Government expense 200 copies OF tntrePoTtoi
the Board to test iron, steel aud other materlas H.,
Tie sub committee Of the House Committee on ~
cihc Railroads, at a meeting yesterday Voted 10
against granting extension TO the Nortnern LaGno
Rarosd The matter will come up in tue iul commit
| tee Friday 90 ,,,,...a
President Billings Of the Northern Pacific Railroad,
addressed the House Committee on Pacific Rallroaus
to-day giving "a very full statement or us ouaTS Alu
urging an extension Of time in its behalf Mr BILLINGS
was requested furnish some data 70 tue conltiCe
and greed to do III few days The whole subleei
went over by the adjournment OF the committee UNI"
| mex Wednesday,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-04-16
CIVIL EOTEs.

Eugene ZelenkOR, of Brussels, Belgium,
through Charles MALL Belgian Consul In this port OBJ
talued yesterday from Justice DonObue attachment
against the property Of John J. Collins and Henry Col
llns two young formerly Of Brooklyn who we're ar
10 Belgium.
A suit has been brought In the Kings County
Supreme Court by exCtty Treasurer william Mayo Little
of Brooklyn, against cXTax Collector Lenue Burrows
and bis wife. Thomas II. Muller and ais wife, and
Thomas H. Buows, to set hsde conVeyanees OF real es
tate and TO recover 900 alleged 90 be due on udg
mont obtained by the plaintiff Tho plaintiff alleged
that Lemuel DurToWs aud hs yfel IN order 70 detrsud
him. conveyed certain valuable properly TO Muller aud
ThOmss II. BurTowa
Henry Z. Howlnnd, receiver OF the Brewers
ana Grocers' Bank presented TO Justice Donohue yes
terAy petition setting forth that receiver no had
cliui on an unpaid subscription for S2oOO past due
motto for $4,000 made by II. n Herts and tndorsrd by
n A Hfrls, and past due note for $500 made Dc
Marcus Oppenhemer and discounted for time By thy
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-04-16
he senate adjourned until tomorrow.
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES.

In the House to-day it was agreed to hold
an evening session Thursday for the consdera
ton OF the immigration bill.
The bill reported last night from the Committee OF the
Whole providing construction fund for the Navy, was
passed. as was also the bill to equip an expedition to the
A Ts House at 1890 into Committee of the Whole
On sSs the
purchase Of clothing for the CheYennes and AapahoeS
GrBAKER Ind moved to amend By increasing ,1 Ing
purcha:e Of clothing the different tribes Of Sioux.
MI EzKEs submitted an amendment Increasing to
sbe Of $4,000 the appropriation for the subsst
oI MT. b BIoUNT Denn oa) and MI FORT Osep. ILL.,
onnosed he amendment
long debate the smendmeUs was rejected from,
$4,000 to s35O000 the appropriation for the suOsist
sqss eve RaSN sp En an
ydne eli bids for provisions for the Indians snd
Mss.issippi valley or the Missouri River Valley.
yso fbe evening session to be for the consideration OF
bills reported from the Committee on Nayai Affairs.
AZ the evening session the following bills were
The R.esso. 70 Detail til as sS ss e the
sne tudee advocate general. with the rank pay and
sr psoSOas Of section sY7 Of the Revised Statutes
s o. sS &c "a u
the professohipssof modern languages and Of drawing
e, sSnsa s Relative 70 aChInssln the Navy
Mr. CONGER ep. Mich) said that the ideas az to the
Close corpora Of the Naval Academy and the West
Point Academy had changed somewhat within She last
fsw days he began believe that was possible that
the remarks OF his Democratic friends relate 10 sn4se
snsatutons were True M might seem almost incredible
ii@uanter It might be that the Government was edu-
nstnr aiSsa of men who feel themselves much above
Sspaiors end that they considered 10 I'M
worthy OF them associate with their follows they
adhered from Them IN color religion or previous c0ndl'
fon OF aeryirudc. He might want to take these re-
snnrks back he found thai the Government was able
10 control the unruly highly educated gentlemen at
Tho bill was finally Laid aside with favorable recon-,
xoendasiop as wss also the dill approprtatnR $4,000
~ fSe arection Of naval wharf at Key West, Fla.
me following bills we're also passed % ,,o,,.
Relating 90 the appointment OF Professor og hatne-
natics IN he Navy also 20 amend section Less Of the
s,srs eraduates Of the Naval Academy regulating the
snS.Se ~ purchasing tobacco for the Navy.
the House then, ct $50. adjourned.
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ppocrRnrNas or CoMMTTTEEs.

WAsHINaron. April 15.-The Senate POnca
scmmi,tee resumed the examination Of the Rev. e. D.
Hunap yesterday In regard to tho proceedings q 'hS
coupcil OF January ~, he stated that he believed
the Porcas misunderstood the tenor Of the prcSS':
tion which they agreed TO at this oouNN
He ana not believe any intentional fraud was pea &C.
Grated On she Indiana BE also stated that he considered
TIE removed Of the Penoss the Tadian Territory an
error judgment more easily to 90 seen now than
R.presentatsye o'ConuOr OF South Carolina, made
.r.anent before che Ways and Means Committee to-day
OF his bill 70 remunsrate the freedmen Tor fheF
l.seu smgh the failure Of the Rreedmens Bank. Tne
mmitce fben proceeded TO the eonsldereten OF toin
rncl snre4 Nj, Tucker nade motion TO place the
nsv a. Al hoc scroll and band iron ut 80 per cent I'D
vsi5rer and tie vote resnltedi Yeae=Messa Tucker,
stiis Cariisle. MorF4son, Eeton and Woo9-6t nays-
Mssers Oerfela, Haley. Rhcipe, Erye, Dunnsll end
fSnrsrS Nc Gibseas upon nis return 70 the city, is
- - s,icxzad 70 vote feo12nfi0n Was theD adopted
sSsr Al mater reiakiae 70 sbe fars1 upon imported
1890 Ia referred to eeleet committee OF I'VE members
$t,s q seReft next Thuraay. The chair
80 .,oinfeG a. tho select committee Representatives
800 800 80 Tucker Mills Garfield and Dunnel1
sass xsssfa e5uratfee 90 Ratents decided today 70
-.snss adToyseiY o. The extension OF the AekAy ana
n fH{ra seWipG Snac1fDe patent q. 49,. -
esseS f<{anSs CDDmfftes oa AA4rsAos nesea fqrtneT
.,rrsss<e to-day 40 exfonsen 81 le ser we 1sxes
Bacsro Exiiroad. And teen aaiennea gGui patnEasy,
xaen sef3n g exresfs9 80 an1nnsssa az ~ ~
SSa1Sern Rssads aufead ccmpsas o. sM'uoEh'A' WAN
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-04-16
TWENTY FAMILIES MADE HoMELE
SEVERAL BUILDINGS BURNED IN EAST NEw-YORK-
LOSS $780, 900.

SEVERAL BUILDINGS BURNED IN EAST NETWORK
loss, $4,000.
"A destructive fire occurred Wednesday In
Fost Nev-York L. 1t broke out about $50 a. m. in
the stables attached to Martin Bonnetts hotel at YER
mont and Atanticaves It's origin has not been ascer-
tanned The hotel about 100 feet square, and con-
tanned a dancing hall and l0dgerOOms The water IN
the ueiehborng wells and csterns gave out and soon
Rrpuett's entire building IN a blaze. At ll;20
dispatch was sent TO Brooklyn asking for assistance
Two engines were sent to the fire, which had extended
along Atantlc-ave., destroying the shoeAtore Of A.
Rade Hylands hair store and the tOy-sore OF Fisher
and had reached the house of II. E. Sackman On Yer
noutave the flames had reached four brick houses.
The nearest bydrnnt was about half q mile away, and
two engines employed TO force the water that dis
lance. The hose was first carried to vermont-ave.,
where the flames were speedily checked 1t was then
csrried ia Mr. SAckman's house, which nearly de-
stroyed broke ont the roof OF the grocery store
Of Srs Margaret sinn0tt at Fnltongt and BnleraYe'
probably nom sparks carried from the larger hre Tho
The ete loss is estimated OF about 100000, half Of
whioh falls on Mr. Bennett who, hOweveris largely in
snred There was also insurance on the other
nroperty The fire under control soon after noon
Tans on the Atlantic Avenue branch OF the Long Island
railroad were delayed two hours by the hIe About
twenty families, who occupied rooms in the burned
buildings are rendered homeless.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-04-16
anr The Justice gave tho receiver leave to sue on the
WIDOWS BENEVOLENT REQUESTS.

a WIDOWS -BIlNEV Ul1lNI 15117EO11
The will of Hannah Ireland, offered for pro-
bato In the SurrOgatc's Office yesterday, MAKES some
large benevolent eequasts The testatrix gives to Ez
betn Giles widow Of the Rev walter II. Giles her real
estate IN LexlngtOn-nve her household goods her pew
in the Fourth Avenue Presbyterian Church and SoOOO
in money. Thereare several other requests to friends
aud one OF SO 900 to Fourth Avenue Presbyterian
Church, to be applied to the payment OF any mortgage
on the church property All tho rest Of the estate OF
Mrs Ireland who was the widow OF George Ireland and
was reputed to be wealthy, is divided into six equnl
natts Ono part is given to the American Board OF Com
mssiOnrFs for Foreign Missions, second 10 the Bn9tu
az Foreign Missions OF the Presbyterian Church. another
nrt to the BOprd OF Home Missions OF tho Presbyterian
Church. the fourth the American and Fore On Chrsttn
Union tine nth to the American Seamens Friend so
ciety and the sixth 20 the American Home missionary
FOCety Tie Missionary Society Of the Methodist Epls
cona Churc was made one Of the reslduary legatees
but this bequest was revoked by one Of the sx eoGois
10 tho Will The above bequests as they are eit
under the win and an the codicls The will was made
In 1879 and the last COdiC In 1873.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-04-16
THE COURTS.
A WIFYs SUIT AGAINST A WIDOW.
EEKING TO RECOVER $4,000 FOR THE Loss OF
tVn T-sRASD's AFFECTIONS,


SEEKING TO RECOVER $4,000 FOR THE Loss OF
HRR HUsBAHD's AFFECTIONS
The suit of Mrs Caroline Breimann against
Mrs Catherine Paasen the trial which began yester
day in the Brooklyn City Court before Judge hei'sou
possesses novel and interesting fehtures beihG io
suit Of the kind brought in this State The plainn
claa 600 damages FOR the loss OF tho Affection anu
support of her husband whO 1t IS claimed was ehteeu
away nv Mrs Paasch. q widow, with whom he IL no"
living at WilIoughby and TOmpkips-ayes.' BroOkIyn
Mira BreiInann lives ut LeOnafdst. and sklllnan-
ave. She Is six years older than her huSpunu
to whom she vas married In Copenhagen on
February IT, 1858. The husbands name is Johann
JuIlus Hermann Breimann. About fifteen years ago
they came to country and settled in PouRhkeepe
where Breimann carried on business as tailor. Mrs
Paaschs husband died in July, 1877 In the following
Fall che went to POUghkeepse, where she was intro
dueed by some friends to tho Brrimanns On Oo'ooer
ID OF that year Beimann deserted his wife ana Wthb 10
live with Mrs. Passch About year aterward DO went
back and remained with his wife about two days, when
he again deserted Since them 1t is asserted he mas
Tbs psT,irs 70 tbe suit were both in the courtroom
Yesterday Mrs Brelmann, who fortyeight years OF
age, was surrounded by number OF women Te th
atfracfyo appearaoe was handsomely dressed ana SAT
near her COUNSEL she Is about thlTyiiyo years y age
The rst witness the plaintiff, who testified 70 the
Several other witnesses were examined. ana " was
shown that Bremsnn and Mrs; PaaSoh haa DeOn
seen 10 kiss another on the occasion Of n0s
visit 10 POuRlkeepsie, and that the BrelmhDns
lived happily together Tho letters sGat 20 MT
handwriting were introduced In evidence one, OF
them, which witnOut signature was ADDRESSED o 20
| " Thou tmid ltsla heart" III the letter the writer
saws: " She married you as on unTipe boy ana ms
always had you under hand as mother her ehlh;
Traits WHY Won arc 80 tmd. You are trained so tlat
believe you would have trouble to get IN nnoher way
of living Now, my dear heart, would Ike TO Know
what pInn You have made about when We are 10 meet
Sweet Hermann try get again the locket ana niue
hand. Promise mountains OF C0id untl YOU get ~, S
will take core Of II, my curly head, nn better Tines
Now don't trouble yourself about that p9icplna, ioL
| Won are etoTnally mine. Why should I take such
trouble about you when have many other opportu
ncs And your honcypOt Rreets 9lu kSSeS 20 Ur
| sweet eyes. Farewell till again we meet"
The case will DO continued to-day
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-04-16
LOSSES AT SIMPSONS STORE.

In the store of Simpson, Crawford & simp-
son. In sixth.ave which burned on Monday night,
nothing was done Tuesday to clear away the de brs
or remove the burned goods James Simpson said that
he Thought tho loss would to $4,000 and
that there was $50 in goods saved The entire stock
WINS estimated at S250,0OO. He said that the future
p,aus Of the firm were not yet determined upon. He
also said that tho firm could not Maloney for
carelessness az he wls an Old ana faithful employe
The managers did not allow else TO 20 In the
window through fear OF u similar accident. MalOney
was at the stOTa yesterday as usual
The firm had an Insurance or 0l30,OOO ON STOCK anu
s1 600 ON fixtures r. the stock worth $3.50 600,
Inc on,ire loss 10 The firm will be between $50 900 and
975 Following list Of the companies IN which
the stock WAS insured:
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THE FIRE RECORD.
SUSPICIOUS TRACES OF KEROSENE.

The janitOr of the building at No. 133
Nassaust saw light shining through the windows OF
room on the first floor of No. Beekmau-st early yes
terday morning and alarmed the persons living III the
house The door of room No. broken open aud
the furniture was found to be fire. The flames were
easily smothered and it then found that kerosene
had been sprinked around the room aud poured over
the floor The police informed and the fire marshal
he gan an inycstcaton He aseertaned that the ONCE
was occupied by r. Maudin Importer druggists goods
his clerks left the office shortly before sX O'clock on 5e
covered Who threw the Kerosene on the furniture or
when IA was done has not yet cen explained The mar
shall will continue his investigation tO-GaY.