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Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1880-04-02

The PuYsIcN. NALrE OF SINGING ---
olnging rs one 81 the Alallhie;,t cX"r-
cises IT, WA.cA lnrn, wVmcn0i child
ren can engage. The lupdIcal y och
enscyif:, of 81. Petersburg, has an
article based upon exhaustive re-
searches made by Professor Monas-
sein during the Autumn Of 1878,
when he examined two hun re and
twenty two singers, ranging between
the ages of nine aud fifty three. He
laid chief weight upon the growth
and absolute circumference of the
chest, upon the comparative relation
of the latter TO the tallness OF the
subject, and upon the pneumatome-
tic and spiromo:ric condition of the
singer. IT appears to be an ascer-
tanned fact from Dr.. Monassein $ eX-
periments that the relative, aud
even the absolute circumference OF
chest is greater among singers than
among those who do lot sing, and
that it increases with the growth and
age of the singer. The Professor
even says that singing may be placed
physically as the antithesis of drink
ing spirituous liquors. The latter
binders, while the former promotes.
AT the age of II, Hon. E. B.
Washburne was apprenticed to the
printers trade, in the Office OF the
Christian Mtelligencer, at Gardiner,
Me. 81 am satisfied" said Mr..
Washburne, at late period, that
1 learned more in the one year I
was in the Intelligencer Office than
ever learned in any other one
year of my life." More what?
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1880-04-02

"CIv1LIzArIoN," says M. de Les
seps, "goes on two legs. One leg
is man. the other woman" But
dear NJ. Ferdinand, when the wo-
man sits down to button her CATERS,
is civilization at standstill on one
leg?
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1880-04-02

LITTLE Rhody speaks up TO.
Blaine, and the Union shakes fro.n
centre to circumference. Hooiay
for the Maine men!
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Monday, the 9Th Day Of April, 1850,


Monday, the 9Th Day Of April, 1850.
., oh,,.oe,o. al roa, o..,.oo
at ;ii, me- , va - =: .. a.. - 80 .po'i
Lrru levied and mot uaid, or sui,icien:
thereof Ia tay all ,uch taxes. interest.
penalty and costs. ana described as fol-
lows.
r.i.,,.. r,.,. ,,.or of. .a.c
=, u ;, " inarrns o ..
rr.ro,. psi,,:,. .!rotncurs SEQ 10
g., .tr =. l "a : ,,.r,.. 90
pr,,,.r " = .oo,,fswors SOC o.
80. l,y.t,.>. " IN nfseor
s,c Is t. err ". - acre. ....... 8 81
i,.,i..,. v-,y..., ..,..~s,,.g;tu or
.,.,.:. l,;,irr,., ...............:.. 9Ia
r,,, =. H.. ..,. lin 1ar9,.
%1..rr,.> ............... ........... II >.
r.L,.,l a. " u v.ur,Fn. ar SEQ
4i1r2or3 ", - acre, .... ....... . >
n.;,.,i,',, -, :; ,o,o sep 9Ctc3tr3w
4"cros .............. .............. =
-. ~ 49,. ,..;,,.,., y,
''''''' IL - We ''''> '-''' ~ N
49, AI .,.~, q q
hIill'Hn' y. +" seq "a ~ Sc
ny W. ~ acres ~ VI ~
ar ava were o. = e az sec il tf-o ..
- W. -" '''ioN'', 49,. ,''.''''''''' - -
Chapman. Lucy II Ll of : " or see
80 H ,i If :, or Sec - ~ .0r3w.
" va 10 m
Cr,,y,,,d 4. u,,r;o.,,on. lots 3ord4
,,.t ;, :, ,,,.,, >, =, ,,,, urrp3t,, JO,.
zW,?t. - acios. v III OF sw or
S,c.i Il, 20r2 ", 81 acres .... IL 9
Cr.sv,Il Win. n q ar of n e or see
tr2i"3w. 30aclt>. 49,. > .,
Cor,.l,.n >,,u,,,l. ncnrofucnrsrc
'',n i,'1i ~ ~ .,cIis. Sc urnts
al Sec H. .5r3w, ~ acrts -. 81
'o'Gil, A'D's' IT" "a, " ANU, > " &c
aI,G> 81 oio W d, ,r. 81 ~ !lr2,y -,
"crcs NV . sc 81 tp 9lr2 ". 1904
~ an. >. Of " !. &c 10 tp u re
". ~ &'tI7 Sc = &c - " u =, w W
~. - a,r,.-. g l.. of " !, and X !.
ots' : &c lp - r ". l~l acres;
@ = q a sec ri Up - W. 10 =, >
-
Dennis d. ''' 'ot see % W - I" W. . :,
90 ".iuH ''''' '''''''',' '''''''' -
DAVIS. Nill.aEl, loi sec l2tp 2or3W,
32'cfes' Observation-Disclosures. ''.' 0
Du'chtr, u. n. @ hf of n g or sec 81
IN 1lra W 81 acres " 6 :
r..,', ,.
Ii =, pr, ~, - II VI H'0 .
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=. y, 40 49,
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w. ~ , :, o. 40 . %
acre, As
.,, w. ar oc
'utNcaT' WILL y III oi u L VI Sec 70 .
- - = w, % acres. ............. !
i,rl., C. Il fraction see 10 tn 2or3
=
.''' 49, '''''''''' .''''''''
| lIuntieN. Geo. W.. NV or OF Or
sec % tp 1871 / W, 40 acres ..... 6 4
uol.n,nh i,bn l,t 4 and enorof
49,. ..n,. 90 ~ ~ n,rn va 6
! sc VI SUI W 20 W. - 'cieS'' :
| lIOuslv, j r., W hf Of S eqrSecl4 tp
D3r4 w 50 acres 4
| ,Y, ~ ~
| IlcWslE, -. W." Sepi VI . " VI sec , .
| iO TIP ~ / b W, ~ acres. ....'....
| Heath. Chandler. = q or of s " or sec
| % = N oI p D Nv IA norm, Q
| -
| ilanScouD, w M, lOtS z, ana ana
SW Or OF II W or sec tp 22r 4 W,
1913 acres ............. ........ 81
JacoDuS, >. H., w or OF wqr, II hf
| or = W or, II w or OF Sc or sec 4 tip
1878 w, 1G0 acres s W or of = "
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For Sale.

nNE HALF of block located on the east
~ side of Adams street. between 18th and
lith streets, with dwcllinghousc and stable
and choice assortment of fruit trees
hereon. Price moderate. Enquire at this
office.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1880-04-02
Died..

In Newark, NJ, Feb. 9th, Mrs Phebe
r. Earle, relic of David Earle and mother
Of Mrs. Philip d. Moore, of this place.
Her age was 7G years.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1880-04-02
Delinquent Tax Sale.

NOTICE is hereby given that will sell
~ at public auc;ion, /" the highest bid
dor tor ,tSI, al Oakland, Mason county.
". T.. on
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1880-04-02

Packwood, II Inf of n W or, II " Qrof
neqr sec % tip 2Or W, 1870 acres. 81
Purdy, +. c., lots 5, 6, land S W ar of
wqr and eqr of $ W or, and
INF OF $ e or sec ii tip 2ir4 W, 2i0
lGO acres ................ ..... y. Al rs
Puget Mill Company. hf sec tp2lr2w. go
acres rec 8 tp II Wv, Go acres see
tp2l 2w. 60 acre.: &c IL tp2ir2
go acres; sec II tp2i = ", $40 acres
sec II tp 81 r. ", 6i0 acres; n " qr aud
seqr sec - tp ~ > W. 3sD acres e hr OF
swqr and " or ofsw or sec - tp 20r
3w. 1sD acres: hf and hi OF n hf aud n
eqrsfn or sec - tp POI re- " 80 acre.;
n hf aud hf Of : hf and hf of = Or sec
81 ~ Dr3w, go acres b: lot and II e or
OF u qr aud II or and ar of or
sec 81 Up ~ Z ". S5i acres n hf and
hf of hi and : W or Of CT and qr
of ar sec II tp ~ r3 W. 81 Us ~
Purdy, Emily lot sec II 2lriw,
"a acres lots /. and sec 30 TIP
p ", $50 acres, n Inf OF ar
sec - tp 2Or = w...............-. 3 50
ProuX, Felix, e or offs W or. seer
of e qr sec ? tp - r ". sOacres a CO
Price, John, " hf of : W or. : orof
II W or sec II tp ~ 3 W, l20
acres ....-...... .-----... .... 90. 10 46
Paulsen, Andrew u wGrofsw or
SIC IT, . r ; ". 10 acres. and ne
ar o' nv ar sec l2tp ATS 40
acres ....-... ............-..... 4 Sc
Pirtle. Jesse, " or of u e or sec 26tp
~ ", 40 acres .............. %
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1880-04-02

Power. William, n or offs W and
nwvr of sc ar sec 2tp ~ W,
~ acres ....... .......... ..,....... DO |
Ro;hschid, u. c. H., lot block u
Arcadia ...... .......... .......... 10 |
Reeves, Malachi. lot and 8 W ar of
swqr see TIP 23r / ", ~ acres IJ
Rice. Richard D.. If and W hf ofncqr
and = ar of u g ur aud u ht oI = grand
ar of 5 ar AND see > tp 1877 W; hf
uf>c,,r V ar of e tr and II " Vrufsc
Grscc lip iariw.nw or and II hfofsw
rand Or aid If OF ear sec II tpi9
RI. sec otp 1877 1 ". SEC - ~ iori Nv. rhf
scc !3tplo i. II hfsrc % ~ - tpriw,s
W ar ana n hf of e or and Qrof scar
sec - tpIgrlw shf and ht Of II ar
and- hf of n W qrsrc 81 ~ l9r ". hf
and n hrofs W ar. II hf oi scqrands cqr
Of ar sec ~ tp ~ r Nv, ncqr and shf
of = " ar and ar Of scqrscc % tp1 9r
Nv. If Of ne ar and II htof Vrand II
hfof war soc IL Up 1877 ". hf oInw
ar and sw Qroi NV or sec 81 tip - r w.
II ht and rpr s,v .aip .Oriw ucQr
ofnw ar sec u tu.orlw. lot see .3.tp
2ori W. ,ois and : Sec IL tpsI RI We
hfuis cGr" ar see ljtp Ger W, nwV r.f
Erart,C - pl9r3 ". hi Otn wqr zee
!, ~ r3 ". Gtg; acres, ..............., 3iI 81
Simmons, {. c.. : hi of cQr and Sc
qrnf wur and II W ar of ear
sec 81 IT, 1877. ". lGO acres. 1859. % 30
Simmons, NJ. G., e hf ofn W ar scc32
tp IL L = ", inJ acres: n ht of n hi
and = " or of n " or and lot } see
- TIP 1871 ; W, 2iu acres ; W ht oi =
or see ~ TIP /? + : ", 80 acres
oqr of : cur see IL tp 1878 ", 40
acres: : ~ or of : W or see aOtpI
r3w 40 acres; e hr ufc ht and
wqr Of W ar secWtp l9r3w,
No acres; mgr "i u ear sec VI
TIP 10 r 3 W, 40 acres, and lot sec
8tp i9r3w, Il acres .... .... So 81
simmons, {. c., ht ~ u or, eqr
ht u w ar anu u W ar oi q or See
30 ~ IL 4 W, lGo res. ....... ~ M
7 ~,.,.,, ~ ,o,r of, v,r
ar ofnvcr srcgto IOraw. -
acrcS - .... O5
-,
Sko"eSah DAMN ,o,' u w Hr OF "
or sec 20 tp Il W, foacr's I'M
/ ana M OF W or and s"qr see
~ ai ~ w. ""' "',US -, u " ~
! AZ, n." . -
wnr -, :, ',ar ., 49, "io ,nro,.
- LrnnI a, 80, -. I a., ~, ~ ~, 49,
$50 acres LOT see TIP 90 3w:
-, w " V VI "'' "' " 81 .o ~,
w ''''' .''''''''' o. Va
9iiii.h, 3onu W :, Sc Hr "t Sc pr sec
, up ~ ! W. AZ acres prol $
W. w, W, ~ ,'o'rN'
! sutton, III; H. lou an" II M Oh
-, VIZ sec q W l'r"" 80 "c'oS'' II 20
warner H., or owners unknown, sc
W VI II IT ana n q "i w U' M
=, -'i W. on aires 1920 w
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Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1880-04-02

By HoME.-General George
Bar~'ow gave good advice in speech
Oh the suffice, OF " Home. He
,ail ,v..y lnau should own bis home,
il h. ,au. That philosophy which
tel man - drift over the uncer-
tam He without IA home is like ship
o!.s a. the open sea at the hazard
II Il :,tor!n, \ man who owns his
home Is like ship that has arrived
"a po!t. and j. moorei In safe har-
-. One man shuull 40 more be
tent to I've in a home that is not
is OWL. If he can build one, than
one bind should take tn" risk of
matching in another's nest: ard, for
my owl: part. | would rather be able
to own y co,taye than to lire 4 pal
ace. I wouid say to every ln&n, buy
II home, J. You can, and OWN II. Ii
Il WlnG.&ii la, come to YOU, buy Il
home. DO not let any one tempt
you to put all YOUR earnings back
INTO tn pool. Take out enough to
bay home. and buy it. Put the
rest back, # you will; gamble Oh it,
! if you must; hat buy the home first.
Buy it. ana sell it not. Then the
roses Tat bloom there are yours;
the ciematis and jasmine that climb
upon tue porch belong to you. You
lave planted them, and seen them
grow. When You are at work upon
them, You are not working ior 9th
crs. Ii :heic are children, there are
| flowers within the house and with.
our. Dur O...u.
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IN Oh Fellow, intend 70 by;l5
" "e" uilcA Aal III Walla-Ualla
Ec4t Summer.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1880-04-02

at The houi' of 10 4. 81. all real estate upon
which the taxes for the wear 1879 have
been levied ami not paid or suiiicien:
thereof Ia pay all such taxes, interest,
penalty and COSTS, ANA described as fol-
lows.
, 1880-06-04

Irregular fnrocs, 800 officers and 1Gsaol
nrn; tho ppyltsc1lc'.so or militia, 61E
os!icrrs md nt;2t m"u. snd tho Cs'.snrk troops,
duetons would pr,,bubiy have 10 t,a Ll,.'lr 10
Hrrlvn IT tho uctunl strnngth hf zach or thoso
cortlinx y tho returns ef thu Minister uf Wur,
tho llusAlan arnty numbered S5sD7 regular
tr,ops. 1t WIS calculated. nfter II careful OK.
animation Uf the AlrunKth Of tig several itntts
of the ARMY, that tho prnimble roat strength of
tho regular trt,ops did not GIctcd i,tU mon.
c9snprlsod oos uanurals. 5i All officers, and a#I
So mon. whtte on tho satny intu tho roacrvcs
i.a ocors md m S1so ~ 'n.I,o au' VIE M on an1, n,'
moro OIL furlough: but whutlor nnythlnx like
tho aforementioned number pf men nrc serv-
ngnll very doubtful. It was. In fact, lately
shown W German military wrftor that tho
revenue annually devoted TO military purposes
III Kusala would not, tyGn II tho ltrmy wins n.l-
mill nlstercl Ia tho tnOst economical manner, euf-
hco to maintain such large forces.
, 1880-06-04
E" JoRDAN's" ARREST FOR DEsERTIoN

Special DtspdteA to Ths Chicago Tribune.
: DETROIT. Mich, juno a.-rha cable dis
patch stating that "Capt. Jordal," Of the
Canadian criokcters, playing ut Leicester,
England. Ind been arrested yesterday for
dese1tlng from tho Second Horse Guards,
eighteen years ago, created something Ut q
sensatloR In Detroit, for 1t Is well known
hero u,at Capt. Jordan Is none other tllnu tic
stalwurt Tom Dale, the brilliunt professional
bowler Of tho penlnsuiar Cricket Club ol this
city. About five weeks ago DaIestartel across
tho water with q picked team OF Canadian
crfeketers from Montreal, for tour through
Circuit Britain. / :Atter playing thres games
In Scotland, the teain raysed On to Leicester
Where Dnle, who had been playing under Tue
assumed nalAe OF Jordan, was arrested, and
will Of course be- severely dealt with. See
Pennsylvania Club state TINT Dalo's icscr-
ton from the British troops at London 0G-
Cured eight, aud not eighteen years ago, as
New Orlenns In 1871 dale tlrst located III 81.
Louis as member Of the Mounted Police.
y,aa Il a h' ea I'd tho s''bfX ss bs IS ct 9 oes ss
lie was located in Toledo, and In 1917 he as-
cepted an Invitation to act as professional for
the Ienlnsalar Cricke Club, Il position which
IL h'as held over stncs. After reluovlnE to
ledo. and she ailti iler two Children nra now
living IN the keeper's house at the Pentnsular
Cricket grounds on Woodward avenue.
Dale Ind reputation on both sides OF the
Atlantic as a remarkably swift bowler, llu
played agnlnst Darts =! tenn hors. md renewed
70 whom tie tnct Of hts tleserttoh. WIS known.
Ills toturn 70 England was nothing short OF
runk foolhardlness.
, 1880-06-04
THE ROYAL VISITORS.


Mayor Jacob 1nvtaos Them to C1ncln-
natl.
Dtsputeh to Enquirer.
CHICAGO, June 1.-A,uiu the political ak
element that prevails hero It IL pleasant to
Know that Cincinnati Interests nre being pro-
tected III other respects BY Mayor Jacob, who
Is l'ere, a pleasant spectator of the events
now IN progress, In anticipation Df the visit
OF l'ri,lee Leopold md the Princess 1.ou1so To
this city lie lirls prepared the following iuyI-
talon, which lie will send ttem as soon rs
they arrive:
.""sS'IEHM!AN HOUSE, GnlcAoo, ILL.,, June l ,
Mayor 0f tho City OF Cincinnati, tic MetrOp-
Ilis Of the tlilrst State Of the Federal Union,
n,I ost cordially und respectfully invite yol
pltality; Apart from it, buLng the centre Of
musical culture II. America, ind possessing
tne inost beautiful suburbs iii the country,
G!nei,,llati , las many features well worthy
you kindly accept this Invitation, and honor
It with your presence lts cltizeus will Vic
with each othor ~ doing all in their power
=, make 7, lg your ylst q l,lcasant and agreeable
Tint ! tlIar receive favorable response tU
THIS, | rennIn, l0nOred sir and respected
lady, very truly yours 1.o,,,o r.,
str. Jacob will also caii Oh lie yo', royal pair
md nsstlre tlIe,n that the reports which they
have tIeart that there is danger from yellow
fever IN Ohio ure tAlse III toto, and hu lDpcs
70 bG nslo 70 escort them 10 the Queen City OF
the West.
rRlScE 1EoroLD AND THE pntncRw Lott
lHE Az HtAnAHA FALLS.
BUgF;A1.o, n. T.. June Ills Royal High
nrss prlnee I.copoltl and llcr Royal llglIiicss
Princess I40liiHe nnd their respective suites
arrived ut Nlngarn Fnlls t,-t1ay and took
.osseSislon , ct tha prospeet House on The
e; tl!e ll9M. Mrs; l.angilain; the Hon. Mrs.
J.. Ely; Capt, Collins, a. L. c.; Capt. e. u.
Collins. y. D. G.; Ur. Ar,old,- Rayni physi-
cini; iis1 the lion. Augustus York, EQuerry,
hre members Ut tic royal party.
Whei, the special train from Toronto ar
rived ut Hamilton Ereat crowd had gath
eTe Ct tue hlp hdlspot to pay their RESPECTS 70 the
over one train at st: CalharInes to visit i'th the
General Marine Hospital, she being much In
tercstnl ~ charitable matters. She did not
reach y t|le G Falls until O'Clock, and went ut
, In tie evening the party. visited Prospect
Park. Oil the American sltle, to Witness tho
working Of tho electric light, and, while
which they carried about III their hands and
ariis The catarnct was, of course, greatly
ei,|oyet, and the nrlnca was quite as le1ighi-
Cd Will thu tMagniiic6nce Ut the scenery ~
Wns his sister Louise when sIle aaw 1t for the
lirst time some eighteen months ngo. The
Distinguishing visitors will remain over IT,
morrow % and Thursday, le!ylng OIL the even-
WILL by spent nj Milwaukee and Chicago, mid
tho return made to Ottawa by tho 1alh Inst,
Tho party Is a very quiet one, and Is travelling
purely for pleasure.
, 1880-06-04
Flames Twenty, Foe& Thick-Thc Fire
That II Devastating tho Forests Of
Northern FoHunylvnnta,

-. Ntd0tG4FV lF6.] PTTt Prt11-
Ono who suffered severely frufn tho atoS In
the pounsylyanla forests near ltdKubury last
week wr!tca that tho morning npeuul worry tlue,
win w!iid northwest that nlHut . O'clock in
wind, keppluK It up uatIll uoou. At that hour IL
cloud Of sloke appeartl III he weat thAt seemed
to b0 travelling ~ fust III tho Wind could curry
carry it. ,nsneAth tho snoku woru da,l,cs ot tro
that swcpt everything ecfOrO thou. Thoy wont
through ~ old voud lot Ut SONS 10 lurua, ~ u
M,ld rt,achod the cleared land VI Mccormick,
Gonzales aud Iubba. rho Jumped acruss this
place. about thirty rods ln width, md caught
III tic wYo4ia Ut II. H. Marcelltls- T6Uy
wer9 curtAluly gosng there beforo tho
wind at tho rate Of Ut teast sixty miles IN
lot oG harecll4s and reached u talluw OF about
six 4cFes that had beea recently cut there. Horc.
iiaues that trer his eytss Festsd upon. The whole
viz Asrvs sacMcd ou9 VAT sheat OF usu, tho
, 1880-06-04

fumes hc:ng twenty feet thick ut lcaat Hero,
tho wblrwlnd, mud fumes, timber, burning
chunks, cons. md nahc$ flow ntH,i in thu r for
hundreds OF rhiA. M though thet" wus conflict
far ratnnscd fro.n tho c.,lttHKrut1on hnd iuAtand
lor ho.irs over thctr buildings with water at hand
i Keep th1m from taking iirn. Hight In tbo faco
~ tic wln'l TIM ta,nes 0rsAstd hvHr to tln,tpr
lnt. owned b. ST. Owenr. d0vu,,rtng everything
they chino III contact with. ami continuing thoIF
!ltrec Attuek ia 1ItN n there was anything for
them 10 feed on. In that afternoon IN ioss thnn
NIX ih'irs. Nnrttllus anil Owens lost by tho nro
moro thin $s,uo worth at cboico pine, oak,
chestnut, md hpmlpck timber. So -'
, 1880-06-04

ITEMS.
Judge Drummonl will bc in chambers to-
day.
Judge Blodgett has two set cnscs to be
heard: o55, David E. Wilson Y. Tho Roynl
Insurance Company, and 05a Same v The
German American. Insurance Company.
Judge llarlantwll1 not be In court tti-tlay. =
Tho State Courts have all adjourned to to-
morrow, '.
, 1880-06-04
STATE CQUKTa.

STATE COUNTS.
William T. Palmyer filed petition ycster-
dny to bo allowed to adopt Theouno Rankin,
his atep-lnugltar, q child years old.
Jane Smith commenced an action In tres.
pass agulnst tho Chicago GnslIglt s. Coke
Coinpany and B. p. Hutchinson, claiming
S50, OO0 damages,
, 1880-06-04

DIVORCES, -'
A bill was fled yesterday by Bridget Dill
Ion against her husband, Thomas II. Dillon,
asking for divorce on the ground OF tleser-
ton. :;
.Bnrbara Motifs filed bill ngainyt Frark
Motifs, asking for divorce On the ground Of
cruelty,
, 1880-06-04
THE LAW COURTS,
ANXIOUS E.Ef3ATEEs.

ANXIOUS IsEGATFES,
"A bill was tilcd yesterday IN the Circuit
Court by Benjamin and George w. Albums,
executors under tho will Ut Joanna Albums,
deceased, aga!nst tho Wo,nam's l3oarl Of
Missions OF tic Interior, tie Wonla1l's Pres.
bytcrlan D0nrd of Missions Of the Northwest,
the American Home Missionary Society, tho
Hoard Of Home Mlssiolls OF the Presbyterian
Church In the United States, tho
Board OF Education Of the Presbyte-
r!an Church OF the United States OF
America, and tho American Missionary
Association, asklng for 4 judicial ennstrue-
ton of tlle, will Of tbs late Jonlil,a Adams.
This Will WAS executed In APRIL 1891 and
SMong otjer things sS.ool p the We,ssS's
3hn noard Of Mss!ons for t,s Interior o to
8, ,ooo to ne Northwestern, FreeiMany Aid
i, and s,SSo to tie soeety for s' tic Ei'ies- ;'H
tt3n Of Young Men, for Tie Christian,
bytetan Church. Since tue viii was made,
tho Old School dnd New School Presbyterian
Churches llnye been united, aud the New
School CHURCHES which hav0 been contrib
tho Interior withdraw tl'crcfronl,, md or-
Eanizetl new goclety called the Wonla,l's
Presbyterian Rnartl Of Missions fur tho
Northwest Both societies now claim tic
E4ilA kll9 bAGEutUEd EAIlk1OL UGcltgQ 10
also. tic New School churches have with
drawn from thu AnletiGun Homo Missionary
Society, M'!t ,torincd q society called
the the, Board Of Hone AlSstons of thu presby-
thesa societies olnim tho $1,000 legacy givul,
to tue former, Which forms tho second or tho
questions submitted for tho arbitration Of q
court. There never has been any such asso-
Young Mea for tSc Glistlan ~ Ministry ' i, tic S,
New School Presbyterian Church, mentioned
III tho will, though, theru Is u corporation
Known tIs ,ass:,s ns ths Board u Educa!ion Of
Gntod ststess o. America, o,sh Witch literally liz
offers to take charge Of t4e ubeve legacy, atll
the executors wai1t to know whether 1t Is
ent1t!cn therefo:, Lastly, the generous
NorthFesterh .Free1man's Aid Society, rs
Ito such corporation has ever had existence
and tic executors want to know whether tho
A|iiGrlcan Frcedman's AID Association, all
institution Will n somewhat similar name
aud mission, Gun be allowed to receive tho
Sl,000 given to the former.
TILE CnrCAGo Il ILLINOIS RIVER
RAILROAD.
A flnal decree was entered yesterday by
Judge Harlan tn the case Of J. B.. Dumont
against tho Clicago & Illinois River Railroad
Company, III December, 1915, an intcrlocu-
tory decree was entered III Which certain
claims for large amount were found lii
favor of the Union Rolling Mill Company.
This iuterlocutory decree was ycster-
day nude tlnal, and decree mnde
Sompany s1A a1Sr nna slyng ps Il Hon ,5i on
tho Illinois River Ilailroaa Company, This
amount Is 10 be paid forthwith, with 9 Der
cent interest, md il default tia Master is 10
, 1880-06-04

no HxCiIANuk k--so ACAEY OH coon lNPHOVED
. iAna Ia Wshstst C9uaJ, 1ese. worth tls0. 1*l-
ARaa In pxS for xu0d 8t}G& u 4t1Sb In 4VNA. D1.
tot4, " NeeissAA. Addsaas ]. Y. AoliKAW. Myom.
lnx. lava
, 1880-06-04
HORSES AND CARRIAGES.

A FAMILY GulSu 10 HuItupE Will SELL.
II thor Hnn rt,ad mud ztidIu hossay Ut unp- III ri
valuo. They wrtv purchased laat mill atld selected
fnf Iwner from tho FarelAMa stMek-Iu-m Of W. II.
sxsf "1Fsa ~ ~ 1w psSas ths I'm Ga
last truttSfs. All warranted rspTusantUd and re-
sE1nsblc Kn.ranteg; and trla wll by given Y pnr-
perfectly s&fe. They can ba bcsi n1id tTod At any
um0 ~ barn ~ AlGhlyah.Ay} ulso thu bu4Ktus nha
hnf1leAs. '
, 1880-06-04
no RENT-BIDU8l:3,

~ West side.
FfO HENT-aTnItY AND n HALF FRAME cor
= fasn No ~ WrHt WnshlnRtuf,-s1., with harm Hat
HtYoos ihtt, !ent. ia WA. iii. .bAAFSON. ~ Waan
FfU ltENT-Aa WES1 ADAMs-ST., COM MTI.NTF5 IN
L avery tnspoct with all modern improvements
inquire next door. OF of ]. c. SAMPSON CO., IL
, 1880-06-04
KiItlcy-Vort

IS a DRY, vegetable COMPOUND Ut wonderful eff
eacy IN MI diseases Of tho livor and Kidneys One
curtains no poisonous liquors, being prepared Ia
purc HAtcr.
, 1880-06-04

Danger ahead signnled by cough is avorted
With Hines l!eney " Horchound aud Tur.