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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1880-05-18
UTAH CoUETY.


1st District-PrOvO City and Preoinct.
4. G. Sutherland.
ID District.-Springville CITY and
Precinct. Lyman S. Wood.
Sd District.-Spani.h Fork Precinct.
John A. Rees.
4'h District-Salem snd Thistle Valley
PTecincts.-
5th District-Payson PRECINCT. J. B.
Olsen.
9th District-Spring Lake and Benja-
men Precincts. Henry Hartman.
9TH District-SSntsquin and Goshen
Precincts. Z. S. Taylor.
Ssh District-Fairfeld, Cedar Fort and
Alpine Precincts. w. II. Rsger.
9th District-Lehi Precinct. David
Evans, jr.
10th District-Americau FORK Precinct.
John Duncan.
I1th District.-Pleasant Grove Pre-
cinct. John E. Hills.
EMERY COUNTY.
J. W Ellsworth and L. D. Ensign.
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LUMBER, sAIECLEs. LATH
FLOORING, RUSTIC. SiDtNGs
PICkETS, ETC., CHEAP Al
4ATiMER. TATk OR & Co.'S ,
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STOCKHOLDERS, NOTICE.

1HERE WILL BE A MEETING
i Of the Stockholders of the TWEEN
tieth Ward Cooperative Store on Tues
day Evening, May 18th, at 7.30, st the
store, for the Election of Officers for the
ensuing year.
myl4 CHARLES SAMSON, Supt.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1880-05-18

Is Russia more editors are in than
out Of prison.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1880-05-18

SAVE YOUR BOOKS by getting
them bound. Try the HERALD
B ndeIy,
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1880-05-18

Pixies ToorHAoHE DROPS CURE N
ONE MINUTE. my12
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NOTICE.

HAyING SOLD OUT TUE LIQUOR
ii Business next to the Elephant Store, to
George A. Meears, he is authorized to collect
and receipt for all outstzndings due to the said
concern
We take pleasure in recommending him -
our friends and patrons FOR whatever they N
want in the liquor line.
March 2Oth, 1850
Referring to the above notice, take s
opportunity TO thank ny friends and lie
public for the liberal patronage extended to the
Old house OF Walker Bros. & Co., and respect
fully solicit @ generous appreciation Of the
efforts which I shall hereafter make to please
nv patrons Respectfully,
GEORGE 3. 5EEEA rs.
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RECEIPT BOOKS FOR SALE
AT HERALD OFFICE. az
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CENSUS ENUMERATORS.

The following names complete the
list of census ennmerators appointed
fer this territory:
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CONTINENTAL HOTEL.

H a Everett, Cleveland; E G Mat
thews, San Franci CO; G Gilbert, wife
and child, j A Borland, G W w odruf,
Chicago; f H Meyers, billiard; l. II
Goodrich, wife and child, Coldwster;
Wells Clark, Sandy; w Irelsnd, San
Francisco; Miss A Willis, Provo; G N
Lee, Boston.
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sgnatters .terc but we shall turn them on. In re-
gard IT, the title OF the occupants, Mr. Mellick san
" There l. n narr " strip which was du!y conveyed
by rs owner be.orc his death, forty or NIFTY years
ago, to about a dozen families, known as tbe Las
Trampas peoplc' bu their occupancy does not aiiect
moi until We get ready. We may not send colonlstS
upon that ground at all. IL may prove cntreiy 100
valuable TO I've to the colored people we are NOV
ready to 90 into the papers vet"
You speak of giving TIE colored people the
land.D no
1--WE should sell It to them at from 30 cents to $S
OF 80 an acre. Generally at I'll 0o an acre. ~
IT. A / information you NAV have received Is Ell
tlrcly premature The upper part OF the laho turns
ont TO have a good deal of mineral deposit IN H. ana
will be worth more than the whole land" ,
"Bnt il is sald the occupants there nave acquired
ii lie by peaceful possession"
We shall probab not force OIL any or inc occu-
pants though they have rights as the property IS
ot patented They could only acquire title alter the
Government patent issues We have Dought Ine
Whole Clan--l cart tell you what we PAID ior IT.
and getting surveys. Not u man Owls a'iS ti,he
bur the LIS 1raiDpas people they have a deed
Bntlt is SAID that the land Is not araDie Dut very
poof - -..,o,,.
~ great many people talk about what they dont
snow said SIR Me lick, with smile.
But Chef Justice Prince says that what is not
occupied poor, aud TO all that IS occupied the &C
cupInts have gained title"
Mr. aIelhck suook bis head with a smile, ana re-
peated his assertions about owning the lana. TIC
concluded by repeating: I'VE are not offering u 10
ANYBODY yet; 1t is not now III the market. we DOW
>uayc II corps of snrvc Ors there"
Mr. fleming, who Lad c0nle III during the CONVEX
anon, SAID We bad rather not have any hoiorl-
ely. We not reaay yet Tor the papeIs' anu
would rather you would wait few days"
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RINLNEAS TEONNLES.

Mose Brothers, of No. % Exchange place, have
obtained an atiachmeut from Judge Daniels, of the
supreme Court, against BCwo ish q Co. iOr
$4,000. George Mosc, m his affidavit alleges
tnat October = ue turned over To Bowie Dash ~ Co.
lab bags of coffee. valued 81 $4,000 which the
latter were to sell for the account of M0sle Brothers
aud to turn over TIE identical proceeds to them;
they were informed by sir. Dash that prior TO
D,c,mb.r ali the coffee was sold and the proceeds
coliccte l. Mos!e Brothers demanded payment OF
the proceeds but have NOT been paid. Bowie Dash
& Co. turned over 10 them merchandise valued at
80 600. leaving a balance of $4,000 still due
Nosie Brothers were informed by the firm that it
had parted with AL the proceeds Of the goods; and
the plaintiffs charge Bowie. Dash ~ o.Wltn wrong
f1Ilv converting To their own use these proceeds.
John O'>uliyan and Michaei MOrrsseY compos-
ing The firm OF J. OSul.ivan IL Co.. dealers III dry
goods at No. 22o EigltA-ave.. made an ASSIGNMENT
FRIDAY to Wiiillm H. GelstcneIe. giving preferences
John II. Elliott. cotton broker late OF NO ~ EN-
change-plrcc made assignment FRIDAY 10
Cnarics Is. Elliott. giving u preference Tor SloO
hIs hamli res are reported at about &Oo,OJO, anu
hi, assets are merely NOMINAL
The Nevada Bank of san francisco mas oOtalneu
an attachment Tor S123033 IL against BOWIE Dasll
q Co from Judge D,pohue of the supreme Court
on The ground AS alleged. that tie firm has dis
posed OF property with intent 10 uelrauu TIE cfeu'-
tons. 80, ,
| The \, iher!ands Trading COMPANY also obtained
Yesterday from Justice Daniels IN the supreme
Court an attachment against Bowie Dash ~ 20.
This was on uii dayls alleging mat Tue lhsOIVent
firm mad sOh Ots on comm NSon Tor lhe COMPLAIN
ant amounting IA value 10 @20.31S 10, Tor winch III
! had not accounted Ia the company.
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EXPLAINING SERIOUS cHIGGES.

To me EdttOr Of The TrldHne.
SIR: The notice in your paper OF to-day
Of lie casc Of Porter against Woodruff before ' Gee
chancellor Van e.. at Newark Is calculated TO GO
,instce no. only 70 Mr Woodruff, INT also ana per
hans IN greater Gcgree to the hon Albert T. C'ndct'
one Of tn most ected aud trustworthy lawyers al
"a. Isss,x bar The facts that Ar Woodruff al the
urg-ut Instance OF Mrs Porter, purchased house ana
loft near hers on Highest Newark. ard not pcihe
able 10 pay for II in cash, took the uue III
Mrs Pore's nanc and pad and secured The purchase
money! pariIy in CASH partly by two bonds anu mort
g,ces executed AID aczuOwledec D. Mrs Porter before
MIR Copdic and partly by the assignment 10 tn grAh''i
y Mrs Porter OF the Graz bond and mortgage or9o3
ms assignment WAS also executed and Acknowledged
liz Mfs Porter before Mr. C9nd'c All the phpcls re- IT,
inc 10 the transaction were prepared ~ I'll. c1huci,
vino acted as cOnScyHucer tor All parties, anu were
t,G.n bv him 10 Mrs. Pcrer fJr execution III
tne absence OF Mr. Woodruff No person IN
hs state acquainted with Mir Condlct VIII believe Tor
n nn,nent mat he prvy 10 any imposition 90 Mrs.
pnrrer or failed TO 90 his whole duty IN the premises,
krovi, Ia Mrs Porter oI the contents Of tne papers
M doub Mrs Porter Gid affcrNaid l0r-et thdt she
had taken TIDE 70 The property ana phi ana secure
,,ort al the purcnase money and when aou' y mas
rx cIted her ielrs IN view of the suauO1 0I i"e aia
M Wsolraff who had in the mcnntiine Kept the ~
lerrst down pail OF the ndr aud mortgages ma le
maid TO her tir Graz money "a fuli. - -
H. G.. PIINOY. Counsel for {. NJ 700 run
Morrisf0ru n j. no. 1851.
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LOUISE MICHEL.


Paris CoIrefDoatelce LOnI0t Necs
Louise Mlche undoubtedly Is sovereign on
I'M. PAN. tauDouigs. Last uIgnt she occurred ~ COur.
celies and drew On immense crowd. The price OF al.
mis- .0n was % ceutlmcs, md Mus 10 De devoted 10
rcuoollng poor children The GJoIkcepers receipts
shower that 5000 persons lad entered 10 hear her. aud
supn was the crowd remaining Ia fDc street tLat tno
umnibuses were Tor tour hours t. change their
r,ute Louise Mchofs & AIN from lagny was late, aud
NJ Rochefort hted BY her absence u cuog ze her.
He slIi lie was attend ~ Tie Lecture Hal on
MS rend ana companion IA misfortune, use Michel,
but ms she up 10 time, he Won profit by her
absence enable 'em 20 understand he grandeur OF
ncr moral He had proposed handing
her the proceeds OF The 'alisnoles lecture,
wnich he got up Tor ber benefit but
she refused, and proposed another destination,
IhIs dcUOu showed the whole conan. In tne tofrid
zone every extra alOw3nc, NAT her Ia enable Ler 10
resist the heat kept Tor suffering companions. Az
Auberlye where SIZE had ouiy psln ratops, soe wrote
a book AMI made over her authors rights 10 another
eompan on The wretcbei tut allotted 10 her In New
Caiedona neCaIne 20 Inl MARY She thus proved
Ii was necessary to wear nuns hood 10 serve as
Sister OF Charty.
Louise McAel entered as NJ Rochefort was sitting
down. ii y lecture wiat snc saw al Satofy, aud
IN The prisons Versailles aud Auberve aud In New
Cledonlg. she seemed less fierce than when she ap-
pedfed at Mon martre. she spikc WIN really poeuo
feeling last nght. and not waly deelanatOry mo
TEMPS observes that regarded not as heroine.
bu as u Divine wJtdn. ~ tic Pars popula Ion. sac ~
not al present aualn sit IN me Chamber. nut AZ
poets to hear the next elections %" Ia nse Louise
Michel" and to SEE IL posted ON the walls.
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CASHIER BERRY PLEADS NOT QUITE.

When Judge Dixon took his seat III the Court
Uouse at Hackcnsack, \. j., Friday morning, the
r,om was crowded With persons attracted by the
announcement that j. j. Berry. the deianlting
cashier. was to be arragned to answer several in
dicttnents found against him by the Grand Jury
of Bergen County. which has been IN ses-
sion for two wceks investigating the an IFS
Of the Bank of BERGEN COUNTY and the Be!2en
Comfy savings Bank, of which Mr. Berry was re-
spectiyely cashier and treasurer end which sus-
pended early last month from causes growing out
81 the alleged irreguariiie, of this officer. Mr..
Kerry was taken to the courtroom about eleven
o,cIock. and was accompanied by his counsel, VII
liam Huukerhofi of Jersey CITY. The f1lsOner
uns in no degree affected by the depression
which oyercame HIM when first arrested.
and ne answered " Not guilty" in clear voice to
Attorney A. d. Campbell. Aler the reading of the
Indictments the prisoner was remandei 10 t1e GUS
tody OF the Sheriff The date OF his trial has not
been Gysd-
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in helm, on Inc, and n half carved

ethyst OF fifteen p nny Scigh,s; - doe
IN height inch and hall, carved
beautifully rom q Spanish brown shaded TOPAZ Z.
has diamond and fac gold collar by which ~ Is
suspended rom the watehchain OF platina hhn toiu
Simply fastead 10 the wsis.coat by narrow OAR III inc
button hole. ladies' chatelaine chains are very snor
but iicienty long for the golden pig giasshoppsi,
crab lizard, elephants head aud trunk serpent WHO
cnaiueed anip. or any other trInket. 49,
From the little Town OF st. Urlch the ciief
draw rich and ineXhausblc supplies that Risuue
the hearts Of many little ones on CHRISTMAS eve
aslce legends old" In ,ppiest anticipation
Al The Noah's arRs, wooden soldiers 1arnlyhrus lnc
schen and tea dolls houses. woodcn horses
aud wooden carts. wooden dolls ana urDiufe Sic lDe
beginning come from thc great store
o! ST. Uricn. made by the tiny fiGers o. W,
tie children IA well the old grandiafbers ana
crGndmothers. But the beautiful bellies VINO Walk rae
drive, play on a piano. lisp papa" ana " lnnmlni'
come from PARIS, where they are sent from We
old town Of Souneb0rg near the ~ dilnglan mus,
mater al than wood. Their wardrohes arc OF the
expensive materials their hair is OF The hnes ana
cured ard Banged by famous har-drcSsel III rams.
iher lovely violet have real lashc- Hnd I've rosy
the coses rosewood their bath and dressiOe GoTus,
dresslng CAGES. trunks, writing desks nlCd wih INC
initial stationery, all accompany them WI ihey go 10
GLADDEN. the u, art little MAIDEN Quaint itdc
japanese dolls dressed In the national costume anu
ali sorts OF animals OF iudescrbab shapes III g0yy col
Orcd Il avs, having squcak, ar also JAPANESE anu
whether selected he turtle or cat resembling
II very strong V. the little will be cquDly pleased
These huudrcGs ~ wonderful toys Or DO1 rs WE'LL
are al ready for the Carts mas stocking ana Tree
Some handsome ormOlu Tor The ilDray are among
the newest things gts, and gut 10 De ahPeci ci
IL a pair of scales for Weighing letters also OF oruou
and u less costly metal. Graceful paper weights are ia
tie shape of gold hrOHZc BIRDS pcrcncd on brtEcncs
Messrs Davis Coamorr & Co., Theodore Is. starr A;
r. Stewart * Co., Macy & Co.. Edward Ridley, ana LJiu
IL TAYLOR viii please accent THANKS for attention.
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Too BAD !-Jones and Robinson were bot

Too BAD Jones and Robinson were both
engaged" Jones was 81 sweetlY romantic, noi 10
say drcddfuly poetic, nature Robinson was-not.
Oae evening IN the snOAng toOm at tne club-.t was
rather lasi-aOOut the third B and :. period-JUnes
became awfuly poetic, and quoted mGch1y WITH refer
The afiianccd one. 1--we" cued Jones euthU.
siastiea ~. III my loves cyew - dare say you do"
said DusOD, brutaiy. having suffered enough from
lJudy.
"Oh, dear ~ exclaimed young lady enter
Ing public hail tue otner evening " what a dreat
iu odor VI carburetted hydTogen" " um '" said .ht
anitOr, with puzzled couneuance. The smell the
carbureed hydrogen, she exp AIMED. That's no kind
o. sin num-" repled the jsnilor that's garss tns
pp.s is leaky. mun."-I Boston Transcript.
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XLVITH COYGRBSS-IIID SESSION
HO,,sE or REPRESENTATIVES,.

litJtNE OF mel iNI-Dj@-N i ~ Zoe
MR. CONGER on TIE WHlTrAkEH QuESiloN-IH@
SHIPPING INTERESTS or THE COUNrRY-A LIVE
LIZ CoLLoQUY BKiwEEN MR. SPRINGER AND
SEVERAL C0NGREssMEN--No SESSION IN THE
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81 lpuud that IN yyery snail portiOn3 of the grant
could 10. used t i agricultural purposes, aIa tIa,
sucn rgrtnns were .,ircdd. occupied. | Iolud also
mat tats grant w.is al Undivided whole; Uite Ia
ord r 30 determine wnIt portion belonged 10 y ana
yy.iaf 10 3 H. WouId &c necessary to nave suit IN
na.:if,cn have also rcce yet be following letter
it.,i,i tutef-Jus,ice l.. bradford Prince:
S,.p.t,,fr arm or SIV-,iFyrgO
, 1880-01-11

events, 1t IL tho one great gvcnt which will
always stn,,i out Il, Ioltt relief iii tho history
nf our enterprislng and rnptIlly-Browtng city.
surely, then, every one who has Il stnry tn
TEL! OF tllD peculiar aspects Or fenttlrcs Df tint
greatevci,t MID Its wonderful variety private
cSpcrte1ltrsaf su1ferIngS. lnssrs, llsrnnfnrtA,
n'lt curious rt'lsva should consider. It not
bnly \ t[Nty hut II pleasure TO atht tl!efr nwn
private ailnta towards tho nttatnlnent Of II
nnl detniiel statement Of nil Tho lIt,lu illsf-
sicllss during atMl consequent upon ttls Mt,ta.
bic event.. Nnrwlll It ITO hastily to conclude
that, US nll tell II stary Of the sii,ne occurrence
they NIL necessarily tell tho ant,E story.
Every NnD {Ilo tnNster low lnnny times l!u
Inns listened to ita rectaD will tnl l,ls inter-
est nwakcilGA by sotne tltW reprtltIVtl, from
solnc sIecinl aspect .ur peculiarly whteli no
one hnt mentioned before, 20 TINT tho clnrm
of variety nr novelty attaches to every !ndl-
vlluaf narrative.
.,Thosu Win hnvothus far promised to furnish,
their lnnnltscrlpts nrn chfrt!y mrrchntts and
residents M thu Nprth nntl South Sides, nt1
Eellern! !ly these villa were furtullute GnnuEh
through tlicIr frlel,tls or their own pcryoslu1
t.lfnrla TO- secure refuge Immediately utter
tho fire; f,st there Wnre thousands WHO wGre
driven ut Un the prAirEes or ipls surround
Ing the ,c1ty Wilt would have n story OF far
tllure thnii ordinary Interest tn relate, and
tr0n these VIC llavG rs yet no promises Wllnt-
eyer. There are nlsn very maty nj TIC West
Silc WHO wrro spectators of tho whole scene
lnnttrr Ut Interest.
After oilce more Urging upon Nil who can
contribute towards this Wsrk to do 40, l,nve
OMly to ntltl TINT / run furnish ut my 0,ller,
No. III Denslorll STREET, tho pnpcr splcctcd
tUr tlitS purpose. GEORGE N. ulG0INspN,
, 1880-01-11

LTiGAL.


MAsfEp,a SALE
g se Utica ss:: III ss,.; Sss ss:
II G6anesry: ~, w,,,.s ~ ,.'. rA.l'
rSes as EGe9s sha Mt1a 5nsy ~ The Toisao,
ofS!SSss, i, b y..,aa nan.. . w. r. Aa nos Sl4','
Jscgnsn IND t!sasy Gs Ds toppst ppst' ~: 4
or 1o'eH rg8f1a 5 "assa" lta'F"aJ Company and
,,, nseef: @ ,, Ms.t's '' sseg T.
:soIa, Wa;saw Halfway GoMpun;. a,aa olSsis' It'
!nernS Ell i rorre,t VI. rhc rocdo pco,. + ,y,,r,
1.ssns Gon"y ,.nd etiio1s @ sSc1 Gsss fHt @ warsaw
S H. sa'osSe Ss
4 :1t GsHi % ss + s nfss
ss$ S;a':x 4a:
S$ + I'll !; ;s y; $;Sssss
ssa r,opsly ssatsas ss as:e5!bs5 q *!S sss!es'
IT, inc s5ss f. Il
X iasl:: T., sss$5!nS s'a* Sy ~ rss:!s s
Is Ss:s S = IA s S@ sa::!t
S w. s'$sss;
sns ans s,s asoa sh'IsS s
S!Sss 'asSs; '1S s5S$s Sssss; t,qs
woDd-huuses ind ashut buildings, nua Ill machino-
si 4;
saa III
SSs$S ss3;
Y ,eanlnMonts or apeatenatcss and also ~ ffn-
III aesstssss,ss; A: % aa 5! '
shss natuls 1i ea III
aa Character to- t II sis s s
por,h!mK @ M tae f1vSr*o,s Tnnnn!lgrH tolls II;
tl.e Sstass @ Esnt tstie nlors.s r.nary
t5anHny o ID, % tho sat'.s. ind a'ay sna ovo1y
i;'sdS: iSaS nsyfs WS5,s i!I%%y GoSa ts
meNcnI at the Town Vi Wsstaw, ri ahs .Misslss
s Il q S w to liz H. 9'
and trucks, slnxa and bstneha lRnat, atntlons aii
;&S sa sss ;al: se s sa y
s1naT 1s a nc osFS M e . ~ tho
= ss Ssass sRa helns
@s,xn Iecita. nad !nslui!ss ihs bFsnsh M!esa f!on
s :sa al ill., rst sitis ntst"s 81 thS sssa
y s aspe. ni'.nda .a as IT,
ass ss II ta se &C. etsF ~ m pat
Ga aops ~ ~ M M r. soa; sn
oporpi,ng sulI l1jjIGD,i. md Vii iDDjs ,npgneMts.
ssx @ s I'd sna re Ed NJ
%aiS5 E5;y'Ya s!, !; sa SSaanI
soaoy. e,o.ss aatio; soatiact !. assesnsSns. =.
lid TusaS Fs1fta Wussus ilaway Gun,naty. IN. n.
s,d ,s; s.S
.SS .s II. .ae .n,,ss
, 1880-01-11
IsriVRte JIlstorio. Of tho Great Rtro,
II ehs Editor u Tbs Ghttae9 Itlb.as.

CHICAGO, Jan. 1o.-l 1nadu MI effort some
two Or three months since, [n behalf Of tle
Chicago Historical Society, to create an IT,
forest il, u project tho Society have III yitN Ut
securing from all those parties who were wit
ncsses of the great fire Ut 1871 personal nar-
ratlons, giving the leta!ls OF !n.llvitlual ex-
perlenccs during a,,d consequent upon that
calamity. but. US these results can only bu
ooialhcsl by persistent Efforts In keeping u,B
lnath,r constantly before the public, 1t seems
advisable tlAt general attention should ba
AE1sln directed to tho. subject In order to
accomplish tho desired result,
Few people seem roAiIy u comprehend tho
,nagnltnau of the destruction which .tonk
plnce ut TINT time. or, II they do, they hnrlly
feRliza tte Importance Qf the uvc1lt ils /. nut.
tor Ut history, Or the interest these personal
experiences Wlll exelte utter years havu givvn
Accumulated valNe to thu testimony, When
Etslng generations slIall fuel curious t. know
how tAelr predecessors faTed amid tho tut-
ln0il Ut Tint syenttlll pcrlU.l
disastrous which 1las occurred III modern
ti'aes,-- t,s respect to lts extent md tic
loss. .pf tYuNtttl consequent up0n It fur ex-
ccellng in tutll these particulars the cOntlA-
grauons Of London aud Moscow. At uil
, 1880-01-11
TlIc Naval Academy,

7u The A1lt0F u The Ehfeago Tribune.
CHICAGO, Jnn. 10.-I nm 10 years Of age,
md would like TO 60 to Nnvnt academy
where I could earn NY bonrd and tuition.
VIII You kindly inform me Of one, and to
whom l cai make m application. l will
wait your answer. Very respectfully
,.- ....,.... WILLIAM DARE.
=, fTtcre, IS no vacancy III u,iy oile Of tho
three Chicago districts, Tile only other WY
~ get All appointment Is from tie President
, 1880-01-11
Noisy lf0yE.
10 tht Editor Of The Ehttnuo Tribune.

1V UT EaHuF VI TIT IHEtHpo 7Ft1IFs.
CHICAGO, Jan. 10.-Perinit lMu to say q
wtrd TO Mr. Dryne touching his complaint
Of noisy boys collected OIL tho streets. Tie
law acknowledges tho right Of every citixcn
10 tic pcaceahlc enjoyment Of llfs property.
How far the ordinances provided for him
shall ayail tho citizen depends On Ills own
energy md good sense. People who allow
their chtltlren to lecOnlo public nuisances
nre ungurst1unnbly bail e{tizens; but not
''Hucll better ,aru others WIN, by to'eratlng
courage them. WAllkES AVENUE.
, 1880-01-11
VOICE OF THE PEOPLE.

1o the Editor nj Ihe Chteaqo Tribune.
CHICAGO, jan. f0.-l simply ask !. favor Of
Tile Tribune to ask, In the next Sunday
Issue, in behalf Of tho ncwsboys Of this city,
whether or hot pnper bill cu,l be collected
There are pcople III this city wlio arc SO
mean rs to cheat hoys ont Of from i've to
" rents, nnd then tell theni to gel tie lnul,ey
II they e,l,. a NE,ysBor,
Yes