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New-York tribune., 1880-03-09

dber t13ng would like 10 say II ls charged thar am
in fant Tor not consulting my predecessor his deputy
and his associate counsel before deciding what 7" 90
with tne case I had the printed case before roe aS
made up for tie General Term, together VII VIA
HIND and Psige counsel FOR the people
I'm reply 70 tue motion for non-suit
cfre he referees made bv the defendants which points
covered the whole case also had the ptitea points
nj Mr. Pare counsel for the people VINO argued the case
for the people ~ the General Term. ana VINO was
The PREDECESSOR in Office of MI Everett assumed that
these points carefully prepared, containei az
that could be said by the learned
couusel for the people, ana muen
better statement OF their vieTs than could DE Obtained
bv SIMPLY personal interview ought also ~ say ttat
had Observed the opinion OF the General Term III tho
new papers, had acnt for the papers ana nav
evaninfd the snmc before coming 90 Albany, beng
aware that action De taken early IL January upoh
rfe case: md had examined IT, as had othei cases
New-York tribune., 1880-03-09
s24e o7s. le4. only ss54.s44 could be classed as

S24e 67s. l84. only 1854. .s44 could be classed as
Unclaimed and that of this latter amount only
$4,000 had not been claimed tor twenty years
Small as this sum was. even that suffered rapid
diulnuiIon after the publication of the Superin'
iendeui's port. Owners Of these dormant deposits
sreug he statements IN the newspapers, rushed 10
tre banks in large numbers and vigorously affirmed
that they were still alive. and that their deposits
mast not he ClaSsed as unclaimed" The amount
c.uaily unclaimed must be exceedingly
smal he present superintendent OF the
Biuk Department. H. l., Lamb is OF the OPINION
that # the Legislature should request him
10 make srch an examination OF toe banks az W ~
made ia 1878 the amount OF " unclaimed deposits
he would report would bo far les1 than IN that year
1t - bis opnion also that the Courts would declare
iiiat the Itgislature had exceeded is powers II u
should ua., "a law TO- the transfer of any alleged
unclaimed deposits from the banks 70 me r'a,o
Treasury The supreme Court OF Pennsylvania de-
cI TED aea,net thc state when an attenpt was mace
iv one ol lis ohicers TO gain possession OF sOP3
%7OO. 900 unclaimed deposits which ne claimed
% be e,clfated. Eminent lawyers OF TINS stare
Charle- O'Cinor among their number, have gwen
opinions 70 the effect that the state ha' no p0"eI
to take BE unc aimed deposits Of the banks
New-York tribune., 1880-03-09
OPPOSING THE HEPBURN BILL.
inv rsryaR,pn TO mE TRIBUNE. (

ALBANY. March S.-Tho railroad companies
.ro nreparng to resist with all the means at their
command the passa-c Of the Hepburn Committee
hill forbidding discrimination IN railroad rates
Merchant, I'm oil the chief interior cities Of the states
who have had the privilege OF special rates have been
informed by the agents OF the railroads tHt the o
should become law their special rates cculd
no longer be granted. They have been re-
,,Icsted TO come to Albany and represent to
tbe committees Of the Lesisla'uro having the b Ia
charge that it, passage would seriously DAMAGE business
interests, In order 10 facilitate tis pgrim7ge the fail
roads have kindly preferred passes so that they can
travel TO and from 4 lbauv without expense.
Uci.1qous OF merchants Wio IrN"g iht spec 20 Ih',
v.,u como from the Ciilre ~ S'racuse OsWo>o ana
NafertOwn toinnrrOv aud appt a before t.c Assrio
committee on Railroads The ceirf sp'Ecsm'n OF me
day however, viii ue Nice-Pr"-d u bidn'ud OF .N0
al, Railway, who. o. course, VIII oppose tAr hIl.
Ille udyai,cc guard of the army o. railroad men
l.u.}Gturc ta NI, il possible. TIC tii aEiin-t
dIscrimmation iu ralifoad ratcs arrived 10y ne J'e
frqirs oul4hf Every pare room in he Drd'au h''i,f
p,ss tabcu Nv the IucOmer-, aud d0r the Nsl ir Ii
many month, tnr proprietur- had 20 pui u' co'~. -
Among me railroad men who arrived we're &C. o. go L.
blanchard and cXJHdCe itim -. ..fW W.,
10 represent the Exc Railway. ana Shih p,
f.oodnan OF the Ncw-YoIk CctUti. WI" ne
cnarg, OF the ,prci. rues of that com, n'. sem liF
man Dupull, o SyIacusn, who tafhefl f"' hil Ih ,
Assembly tclcgraphed to q 5p aker \ vorl tpnl&''
fhai the merchants among his eon-,G.Gts we're '"'i
holding interviews with nIm about Gle b'L
New-York tribune., 1880-03-09
HE COURT or APPEALS.
AIHANY. March Stu the Court OF Appeals

todav-o,eseu the Hoa 81, ford Z. Church. c. j., and
associ.tes-'he following bnsi .rss was trsnsacted
40 Iu7 Mccormick ard another respondents as-
Patrick iOran tppcla Argued by W r. togswei icr hp
nelnf = n its for resDiidenr. No. los c arke B Au
nr r.suon eHt James BRITT appeiant-~uonltsed sed
A. Dcerng iOr reapO dent NO.
-Oiv,r W Barnes. appellant agt Geotse II bfoNn ant
another rgued by Hugh A ole 10Y apDeiLb
John Wniil FOR Respondents 40 liO -trAhCls y ieL'
appellant AT. Francis j. tei1 reDlniehtAts DY !"
a. urch Ior aDpallaai Homer A. Nelson or resuondent
IN, Cout Ap Gals calendar 0t Iuesuay Matci v
1850 Is ss follows Nos. H. 40. liz. IlA 10 II" iio,
lID. .--- -. 4. -. ,,,,,.s Sos
Is7 40 3G6 433 433 1885, 49,, as. 800 49, s'9
.IS. 474, All. AS, ieO.
New-York tribune., 1880-03-09
A WELCOME FOR DE LESSEPS.

PHILADELPHIA. March S.-A meeting OF
French citizens was held yesterday morning to take
measures TO extend welcome to NJ dc Lesseps
on his ARRIVAL In this city. dispatch was
read from Minister Outrey al Washington stating that
the time OF NJ dc Lessepsis departure uncertain,
and that his stay in Philadelphia would be brief .It
was decided that COMMITTEES should welcome him ao
tte
New-York tribune., 1880-03-09
ARMY ORDERS.

WASHINGTON, March s. Major II. Clay
Wood Assistant Adult General, Wno was recently
ordered 10 report to General o. o. Howard command-
inc tbe pepartmeut OF tho Columbia, for duty IN cons
rcction with the Umata Indians VIII make his heads
uuarer during the PERFORMANCES "i his 9Ve" N"'' Nv
b.
New-York tribune., 1880-03-09


ALBANY say. Bank. Albany
Albany i'y say. ln- Alb'N
AlOsny TX. >av.Bs.AlD'Y
Auburn say. Bk, AubuIn y
BoweIy savings Ok \. y.
Broad way S4v last., ~.
BROOKLYN ~av. Bk- B'kiya
Buffalo say. Bans, Bnilaio
CeDuaI say. Bank, Troy o..
Che augo County >avilgs
Bank. NOTN ch. -----...-
Ciuzcns say. Bank. y y.
Dime ~ai bA u " klyn.B u
Dime savings Bank OF
william burg Brooklyn.
DRY Dock SAY. Inst. y. !.
J.. B'k.yu SAY. .Bk.. B'klyn
kast EigeI say Inst. y. y.
EDug't lid. Sav. b., ny
fTic c.. say. BIZ, fu1alo.
fsshkili -ay. in~., fishklh
Fraakliu S.v. Bk. y. \ ..
Greenwich SAY. Bk., y. y.
HaI!vn -sy. Bk., Harlem
InsututiOu fOrtle savings
OF MeIcn'tS' Ilorhs,N.
Irsinc say lus!'n, y. Y
KINGS Go saw. lns.. Bklyu
MRuhat1al >ay. ms, ny.
Mauuigoi'S ,ay. BS., Troy
Mect anic-' and Farmers
SAVINGS Bank. Albany .
Nee ami 4. SsV.lus., y. \.
Metropol'n say. Bk., \ y
NeW.NOrk ~aV. Tx, y. Y
ODOntaga Ouuty savings
Bank, syracuse ..-..-...
, P'kcep.lc say Bk.. .Pkp' sic
Rochester say. Bk.. kOc h.
sag ifarbOr say. Bk., :. 10 an
Bank fOT savings ln Tho y
o. New lOr New ORR
Saw. 81. OF Utica. Uuca
Soamens Bk.f0r say, N. y.
Sixpenpv saw. Bank, y. y.
T.. B'Slvn saw. ms. .B'klYn
Syracuse saw Bk..Syr Q Sc
ThMd ave SaY. BIZ, y. Y.
'rrOl saving Bank, Tr0
Union Dime Sgv. Bk., N. Y.
Wostchester County say.
Bank. TGr:ytoNn -...
Xest'n say. Bk.. Buffalo
W'mbuTg saw Bk., Bk VI
Yonkers saw. BN,YOnkors
Total .........
New-York tribune., 1880-03-09
NEwyoRK DAILY TRIBUNE, TUESDAY, MARCH 9, 1880

et aL-Moiio1 70 dismiss and a1hrm denied.
No fif3-Poter Clinton plaintiff IN error agt VIM elson
e. si-DocSoted aud dismissed with costs No Lib
Docscted ana dismissed No 2Se-Jas T. e. Wood et
Tinued SO 205.-Rnndnph County agt. The tna Life II
snrance Company. and No 72J-v. O. Thomas et al agt
feo r. Wrrh receiver Dismissed with costs 30 9lt-
Chas l. OrnGu plaintiff error at. Wm W. Phelps ct Al
ll-r.l.- -n-I mn -lII-l.fLnn on llt.
New-York tribune., 1880-03-09
THE MILK PRODUCERS ASSOCIATIONS

MIpDLEr0wN, n. Y, March Sat the annual
meeting Of tue Orange County MIX Producers Assoca.
ton to-day anew organization having been formed 4,
was decided 10 dIsband the old association DeieRate3
VINO are 10 serve year II the Exchange Is orgaoized
were Instructed make prices beyond one month az
mo
New-York tribune., 1880-03-09
cALrNDARs THIS DAY.

Srrrs;s cocgr -CaAaass, DauIois, Jcoart opens a.
10 o4. o. .5. iiJ. i3i o. 49, el, ies iss 800 2o3,
OE<GaAL lra-D p j. ANA 5T3'T ana list s 'i5
M rs 39 s$ l9s 5s i5i Ia l4' 1885, i0 49, 100 1884,
srs:i,L f1ii ssacl J.ooars opens at 1880 a. NJ NJ
d .nurrer-SO. ll9. Law aud tacL-Nos 49, 40 5<9'
as 4gt. 40s. ~. I 30. l22, jiS. lso. ,ooo. o..
Gaze on So. ea0.liurray egG Murray 40 DAY oaienoai
. 80 ~ s55i s35 7ss i7sy I7s5. is4 l;57. ls5,
1901 5o5 l7oy. 1870. 1871 1914 l-os io'o' 100 oI''
PA IL Van Worst opens st 1880 a I'm m-Nos ;s
569" ~. l05 l5-2. 1896 l2l 1851 1889 1891 ls4o.
eeIressios Cocsi-. .fyBf,i rzt--edewies, ster and
t6 t5's0'.,G3 .Ii iG 3 Il! ls ~. AZ. 3d. 81. - s.
a., fsAl Z. al. G Il Il a. I So; g. 4F' " S 5''i g. ~ '
lAL itipAfls l. y aat It-Ail2ar3et ioJ me teani
j. 1ay aad Van Hosss I.cOart opens at II A. m-Nos.
SPECIAL faaM-Larr-Hiore J'-Coart opens al Il D. H.
RoGitT lEs%- Adjourned for the term.
rsAt raW-PAsr Xan Hfgat co Ply OPEN PEN ~ Wa ~
irS llt6 S5i POS isi7 1870 1882 23s7, 2403 1894,
iie. 1 2q9o 10 15orScd 5St Ssi idt 5st5; t5c sSa 5e
&Ass coUsr-I IM4L E 'sSJ ssea & q ig IiTJSa5. jss
2s' I5o9 -Io2 90 - ss 2lI2 ISaz all2 4.so
2357 357 gg-s g s $50 as4i 2jia. 29iI .0ss 9ei5 29ie
, s,S y + -s.2 st & 553 7 sss 5S!S SSS $3.50. 9sSi.
s4ff 't-.D t'fu ETJH 1H"9. o''' ovvt. "1Ss
nr $685. zoos. acO7. S0,e. 5O09. a0iO. SOL 3ll2
70 g. s5 gI5 s55, 5al7 3o.s 50l9' 279' 1855. 22os.
600, -
P,rr TII-Sh.riGar. I-Cour opeus at 1880 g.. m-N0..
ss,p .l2 aua $500. xO+2 200 2ij6, cg3 261 3s0
1000 SO.4. o,LA O.: -l. 1927, GUS Uz3. $3.50.
su3i 1892 8o5 3' 30 s. 5Oj0, 6O5i, 3UJs. SJ3 3uiO.
S0tl. s0i2. 3n4J sos AuAJ .
GfSEaAL -essoSsrAef icowEg J-ine People ,,,tt nst,
Henry Su.r4er lclJnlous assault aud battery Julian
Henry Thomas shaw grani larceny James q arthy roo,
irrv Charlotte N,O.. c0nOgs assault an. battery John
C5fr jaime, WcGly turgarY Maggie und1y petit lar
Gems. I.russ tOnrv. excise. -.
IA idrrs eryr. THE PeA le agt Edward Hart,
si..t franklin lsi James. feJniOus assault and pat
tDry William CoalOn burglary Jennie wilson Ajax Lep.
lar,cfiy trles Sirat;1u joan Wei Sb larceny
mon. rha per.D4. siu sherry, robbery. .
suRO STATES DI~rErCr ouEtiN AnAIRAL TT hoate'J
No, 10 81 80, 81 o.. A.. So 20, -. u. l2J. o.
New-York tribune., 1880-03-09
MR. sM4RT CHOSEN FOR OFFlCE.

TEl IlIINEAIU n 1T 'HIH' VI
ALBANY, March s.-lhe Governor ou " "e"
Wits. .l.4. wHl nominate rx C'avts-iHau JOHN
y q,oqr ia ,,h.r t'anl Auiifo. or superintendent s
tAe Banking Department.
New-York tribune., 1880-03-09

A leading clergyman met Journalist on
,be strcet tue 9th day aud remarked PA gong ~
start il pa ,sy." GoOA' eXclal8led tLe quii- Iysr
wnat r, yol going 20 can 4 2" WAT you iiiuk
or tne B!nnsf Noon, for a TILE r. Exeeelti tAs
water Nt b. tue best temperature Al that nOur OF
the day."-l5pr.ngAelu Union.
New-York tribune., 1880-03-09
InE rIYE.rENr FAKN III.

ALBANY. March S.-Thc Senate Railroad
Commit. Wil, make report oa Senator'S A,.'s hli
rediciu. uc la,o, on the c,ated r,lfoad- of New
York 10 2 cents ou "Wednesday H. is -ad t"l -hr
r.p0rt all lc 8 favorable ONE
New-York tribune., 1880-03-09
STEALING ON THE SOUND WITH MPUNITY.

STEALING on TIE SOUND With IMMUNITY.
Sidney Dyer and George Willard were ar
rested lor stealing S27 In and certificate OF stock
Of the Valley Gold Mining Company Of Idaho worth
$780, from George II. Randall OF No. 4OJ West Twenty
secopdst All three passengers on the steamboat
tv of NeyYork from NeT-LOndJn to this city Feb
ruary g. Willard was seen to enter Randas sae-room,
ren,ein there fow minutes, and afterward join Dyer,
who had kept watch outside. some OF the money was
lound m the possess the prisoners after their
r... TIE evidence showed that t-e one c. COM
mlfted outside This county, aud ,he Court drtc ed
an aoQulttal Tue prisoners immediately rear
New-York tribune., 1880-03-09

rested by the United stares authorities and taken b.,
Commissioner Osborn. The Commissioner held tl,afh
had no Jurisdiction. the offence having been connII,sS
within the waters OF the State o. connecucut IT,
prisoners were allowed 10 co.
New-York tribune., 1880-03-09
UNCLAIMED DEPOSITS.

A SCHEME TO GIVE THEM TO THE STATE.
-ssr,,pryu,x cogrN's BILL FOR TIE SURRENDER
nv ,rur SAVINGS BANKS TO THR -TArF TR'A As
rprp or ALL DEPOSITS UNCLAIMED F"R TIN
yE.Rs-A HISTORY or SIMILAR ATTEMPTS-
oposs ExAGGERAToNs OF a SMALL SUN
Assemblyman Cohen has introduced in the
Legislature bill which provides that the
saving banks shall surrender 70 the state
Treasurer for State uses al deposits un-
claimed for ten years. The regular Albany
correspondent Of The TRIBUNE gives an ac-
count of similar projects in the past and
shows how small an amount OF deposits can
be Justly considered as unclaimed.
New-York tribune., 1880-03-09
THE NEW CHARTER AND HEALTH BILL.

ALBANY. March S-rbe Senate Tonight
made the u. for : ,t; Board co. liei ith special orei
f,l consiicrau n or " dne-Gav ncXf. Tie same d'Y
naor -,,aaaa wi'l present new cA-rteI 5or Ne"-
&.
New-York tribune., 1880-03-09

Name of Bank GnG
Location.
New-York tribune., 1880-03-09

1t will be perceived that OF the vast sum of
Iron County register., 1880-04-22

.As for that" I said, 81 nav ss GeVn -
so;ourning in scores OF places nv cvsr 70
solou. @ a., ra..Soe -
much as heard of-Yanina, Arta' Cor-
statacu and Prevesa."
.Prevesa! the little bay opposite Cor-
fur' ,.,,,
"Yes; how do you know itT'
because passed three months there
Il was in that little dreary fishing village
where I lived on sardipes and boiled nee.
I wrote a marvellous State paper. that
the fellows at +. o. used to say made IL
a CRYING shame for me TO leave diploma
was then attached to my uncies
embassy 90 Constantinople." p
What year wss that?"
"In 1SN. / seldom can recall .
date, but have clue to this one" He
paused for some seconds and added:
There was a good-looking girl there
that 1 'spooned and got very fond OF,
too. That's ethe confounded part OF
those barbarous places. II Is not only
the onions and the black bread You get
used to, but you conform 10 the women,
too, and IL you remain over-long you end
by marrying one Of them. Shake your
head. old fellow, but il might happen all
the same" He paused for n moment or
two, gave faint sigh, and then, with .
sort of shake, like one throwing of Q
load, said: "Come down below. and
let's have glass Of brandy and water"
l-Bldckrood
Iron County register., 1880-04-22

An odd competition was recently wit
messed by an American who has Just re-
turned from Europe. 1t was between two
artists in capillary cultivation, French
man and Swiss. Six ladies, with ab,in-
dant hair, submitted themselves to the
contestants to be used as illustrations of
the rise and progress Of hair-drcssing.
The Gaul began with the mode obtain
ing in the Scriptural age, drawing his
authorities from Holy Writ and other
records. The Swiss began with the SIM
pie modes Of ancient Greece, then showed
how Roman maid and matron of the
later Empire built up and busted with
gold, and how the Middles Ages plas-
tered down their hair In Europe 'and
frizzed themselves in Asia. The rolled
forehead Of the Stuarts, the tower-style
of Pompadour, the ringlets of Anne, tho
eccentric Georgian styles, all received .
rapid and interesting illustration during
two hours, ut the end Of which tho
Frenchman was announced TO be the
victor. ff frfs
Iron County register., 1880-04-22
ADAM AND EVE.


always feel sad when think of old ADAM
And that pitiful meanness which led him to
When caught stealing fruit in the Garden of
Eve did it-she tempted-and showed me the
From the day that first Adam drew breath to the
The thought has been constantly hugged to our
hearts
That we are all rght-quite exceptional fellows.
When we re not led astray by some other man
From the days of first Adam then down to the
1t has never been perfectly clear to the view, =
That the troubles at home, and within signal
But were ali quite near-sighted. both Gentle
and Jew:
do not admit that Eve tempted old Adam,
She. poor little SOUL had no guile in her
She knew she loved fruit, more especially ap-
" And woman-like, shared them, unselfsh and
kind.
She never attempted to steal and then hide
To gain for herself a more bountiful store;-
To take for herself all the juicy and ripe ones
And leave to old Adam but seeds, skin and
core.
She was type of true woman--unselfsh.d devoted,
Brave. honest and lovely. the very best RIB
In the whole of the body of shirking old Adam.
just rs ready to steal for her husband-as lib.
6he had taken all risk having longed for the ap-
pies;
Had conversed with the snake and had plucked
from the tree;
And though weakened Adam had shared half
the plunder.
She'd have shouldered all blame and have let
him go free
Then hail. Mother Eve. the most human of
women
Your faults. if you had faults. have made
your kin:
You've shown to your daughters such exquisite
graces.
Perfection in you would have really been sin.
And shame and disgrace fall on all sons of Adam
Who dare their shortcom ings lay at your door!
And shame on old Adam who set an example
Such as no living man had ere thought of be-
forel
And if, Mother Eve. you should find yourself
weary
Of having Old Adam round, full of remorse
Because he was sent from the Garden of Eden,
We will pay your expenses and get your di
vOrce.
Henry II. Rogers, at the Boston Papyrus CLUB
Dinner.
Iron County register., 1880-04-22

-Hawking has of late years been re-
vived in England, and finds afew cnthu-
siastic votaries.
Arizona silver belt., 1880-01-24
ea8mw DsS1HHx1
naalaw N4ws

Air i{sse has ceoeaepcs1 work % she aef, sg shs i.enenn niae. w,Ia srrs bo2s af gaoa resaise
 Tss w bsila.sg of the Mlasei Maa shcut eenp'stea The ~esa- pars .ls..r ~ss under the sspsrv sion es Hiee t EFIev l. E <a'd. oy e.aprseas judges. b be better s.n,ctere than she one recently harasd.
 we sre informed thss Gold mill ls n. tbs rosa for sbe Tosnsend ,nipe. we msasonea ip a former issue sbal sl.jeg Sssson bua gone se San Francisce. for a ten agamp gold m6il for che Golden E gle. .ijoinsag the Townsend. These nsilses sil' prove lasgely productive.
 A c. Webster, hook. keeper fol E F. Kelluer. has bought far jobs wnae. of Winne & Co. Albany, \ + an undivided oae-half i'aereas in the Seaiaole mine. heretofore the property of E. ?. chlsoa This nil.e adjoinr the Mexican mine, and u is said that the ore saken oat oi q very good qaulisy. yleiiing ip pro. portion to tue claims aajaesns thsFe- to. Developments v.'i 4t onee com mence under the supervision Of Chli- son 6 Webstcr In 6elievel shal -she above mlne will mru opg pFeata- bls to tue owners, as every iuascauoa assures a gooS ore body
 Tue Steeevall Jacksols shipmesi of silver bullion during the 6rss dF- teen days of .he present month az gregussd g 65s V1 S57 lbs ore, ou sbe 20sh 2,599 0e
 Eaton $ Bsileg have gwen aa ad alusasl shiPnenss of bull'9n, From same nine. which passed shroas sf  their hands since ths l5Sh. y.z or
Arizona silver belt., 1880-01-24
l 01c Q

Any person Staining an interest se co.oWn, CT in fhe kefstoile 2le Ialne in 6ioat Mining Distrisl knal GcQpty. Arizona. g hefe5g aotihcd tlat he HIdersI znta. eo. owner Ca said keyr 6ne he.t mine aas ptf- formed fbc sb0r ant nlA.ie aoPfQt stliel.ls thereon. as raqnlrei 1y tltc Diilsea Staser Mining Lt~s o, tHe eaf Iktl, sac sas yoil. tle said ef-itHirf ias tl 'li.< F 1'iI- uon of li,a f4.ueol iiia s>loenE wofk aiiJ nceestary ii0are'ieMe tqkf her Niff tnf cost of this adi'cfilzeIneft fit3iu .tl}le
 dats hereof. your Interest said nlne, e sfflue af <.lt iaiNs Na pass send hetaas ss. lros,srt9af HNHY e104e
 .far 24 1s7s-as3 Ce-1Fner
Arizona silver belt., 1880-01-24
M HamI.n :. aAaa.s. r.lIes [

Ms Hamlia es PA1s'K. T,lles so ses a sarnE 'hs Fr'~sat ~rts e'sa If res ps aaai eoe fgsH, sssa H
 snersble s.sse, eanie e' 'iss rss. k!e aa Fbs l0th sess.. spd l'rea 4 ss i.e norse p, Ee so Nrl)esrsl. and ,e resaru psxs .lay Net rv'arai,g .accarl,as 70 proniss. inquiries were ssatnsed phfa t NaS lesrlasa Eat thp sosn Aaa euase to Globe Jpo'' IIa.s arriyal hsre. be solsl Ha,nlis' g harse and outfit to Chas PFatber fer hsred T Iserse and rig froni slr f.,sev. anr iivers slaole keeper, fo go to Baldwihs ,uill Again not com ing up ta promise, Ar. Lacey fol- lowed sud upop rsachiug inc hheat- 6slds. he met Mr He1uau. where each uafolded sheir iassea, a',d came back to elal'e Here t6es found Shgtia Gsbrlsl sl.s foilored en te Floreuce. and captured the horse tn ef iu Brsseas eorral, while m tbe act Of trading Lacey's horse for ! frosh one. Nr. Lacey is now at Florence as . witness in the sase-- Is IS said the man showed d'sposi- Hou to fight. but t ~As too late. He is armed wi.h a q'labl'ty ot letters of recommendations from California. He is saia ta be de same party shn' Jshnme 3shan shot in S.gnal, tso years ago.
 Mr. Saxe stated that the prisoner has escaped from the Florence jaii, Toy digg ug through and lesving h's shacklcs.
Arizona silver belt., 1880-01-24
strnyed or Sk0len.

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Arizona silver belt., 1880-01-24
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 Mr. Kellner's new store 3 fast ap- preaching eompieuon, and Tben hn- ished vii De ouile au addition to sbe architecture Of the town. l. is q stary aud half high 6fy feet froi't, u-ith a cellar 45x222 The aore con ssias 10 feet of shelving aad the counters. sEop -wlndews and doors were made in Los Angeles, Of red- w5od. at a cost of S550 An elevA- ser Of 2000 lbs capacity, will eoH- nect tue store gith the cellar IL is ss have all the modern improvements. such as coanser-stools, shelf-sigus sboR leases. ere. h rear. cOnuecung wEh Ihe store. vii be q neat and comfortably furnished business office 8hlls ths upper Aalf story viii be used foF furniture, tents. sewing ma- eaiass. aud other ligeE waFes, of s6ich. Ne are told. an A1sprtment is ea ahe road IAe roof Pr,s....s from fire by a cement c c,, ,.o inches in tlnckpess. eve .s
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