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The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1880-01-10
NOTICE.

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT GEO.
IN S. Sawyer is not authorized to receive or
receipt for any money due the firm Of Fuller 4
Sawyer, Attorneys at Law, said Sawyer having
taken the books of account Of said firm and left
its Office without settlement with or dissolu-
ton of partnership from me. All persons owing
money to the said firm, or who may become In
debted to it pending . dissolution Of partner
ship and satisfactory and legal settlement Of
accounts between the said parties, are therefore
hereby cautioned not to pay any money to the
said Geo. 8. Sawyer, unless in the presence and
with the consent Of the undersigned. 81
M. FULLER,
del3-1m OF the firm Of Fuller b Sawyer.
The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1880-01-10
LOST CHECK.

r HEREBY CAUTION THE PUBLIC IN Ri.
l. GARD to check Of Twenty Dollars, drawn
by J. r. Dun. in favor Of n. Bartsl. Such =
check cannot benefit the Under, - payment 1Ae
been stopped. as
Phoebe, November %, 1879. .a-.-.sx.. q. 4,
no29-1m ". B. WQNOI.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1880-12-23
ATTEMPTED SUICIDE.

Ga Wednesday morning 60 inmate
in the house oil i'll fame OF EN-. Davis
on Second South street. took lauda
mum. Her name is given as LIZZIE
Henexberg. The report has II
that she received a dispa'ch IN
the morning from her sister,
stating that her mother bad
died, and that the fact oil her
being in a house OF prostitution tai
broken her mothers heart and caused
her death. The story goes that on
receiving this word cha sent out hoy
for laudanum, and when be re-
turned she locked the door of her
room, and took some Of it Others in
the house learning of her having
procured the lsudanum, went to her
room, and finding it locked. broke
open the door and prevented Der
taking the whole amount. which she
is raid to have been about to do. A
doctor was Immediately called In,
since which time every effort
has been made to preserve
her life, but 30 iaF without any pros
peot of recovery. At ! 80 O'Clock this
morning, she was still alive, but was
liable to breath her last at any
moment. She had been sick for
some time and under the treatment
of a physician. and it is possible, was
somewhat dependent.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1880-12-23
FORTY-SIXTH CONGRESS.
LAST SESSION.
SENATE.

Washington, %. - Edmunds OBJ
iectsd that there WAS no quorum, but
Morgsn's resolution was taken up,
declaring the President OF the Senate
not constitutionslly authorized to
count the electoral votes, go as to de-
termine what votes shall be received
and counted and what rejected.
Morgan made a long speech.
The electoral count resolution was
not acted upon.
Booth, from the committee on pub.
lie lands. reported tagorably on the
House bill for the relief of settlers on
restored railroad lands, and it passed.
Booth introduced a bill to inco1-
porste the Maritime Canal Company
OF Nicaragua. Referred to the COM
mittee on commerce.
Alter executive session, a number
Der of private bills passed.
Adjourned until Jan uAry 9Th.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1880-12-23
Only a Flesh Wound.

The man, John Borlase. shot al
Sandy on Tuesday night, and who
was reported to be fatally injured,
turns out to be but slightly harmed.
Toe wound is but a flesh one. and
there is no danger whatever. He
goes home this morning, the wound
being 80 triaing that it is deemed
unnecessary to keep him at the
hospital longer.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1880-12-23
Wool.

Boston, 22.-The wool market is
unchanged and the demand is steady.
Prices are we'll sustained. There lie q
disposition to bear down fine deeces q
little, but without much success.
The principal holders are Indifferent
about selling. The consumption OF
6ne woods is also quite large. and to
make good the wants of manufso-
turers it will be necessary TO import
before the season closes. California
wool is in demand, at 25936 for
spring; 1892 for fall.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1880-12-23
A Disturbing Blizzard.

Caldwell, Ks, 22.-Another biz
card to-day disturbed the would
be colonists of Indian territory.
They have resolved to go into camp
and await the early spring or favor
able action of Congress. Merchants
along the border begin to favor their
going into the territory. Every man
who leaves for home to spend the
holidays signs pledge TO return after
Christmas and bring recruits with
him.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1880-12-23
PRODUCE MARKET.

Following ale the ruling wholesal'
buying prices in Salt Lake City
Wheat, rs a SOC. p bushel
Barley, (seedJ sl.25 y cwt; Oats, $1.7I
PcWt.
FLOUR-XXX (old) s2.S5 q $3.50
xxx told) 81 60 a 2.75 y cwt.
POTATO ES-S5c. q 40c y bushel.
5HELLED OORN-Sl.25@Sl .35 cwt
BRAN-Sl 90; Shorts, S1.l0 y cvt.
WOOL-Choice Fleece 10000 p b.
HIDES-Prime Flint, lOc@14c , D.
Following are the latest quotations
u -four, grain. wool, etc., in the San
francisco market
FLOUR-Superfne, SO 1904 25; Bakers
Extra, IS 90 @S5 l2l; Family Extras.
s. %; Wslls Wslls, extra, $3.50 q 81 IS
Pbbl.
WHEAT- No. l, 81 500 1 52I; No.
2, 81 4501 All y ctl.
BAkLBY-Feed, S7i@ Csc. for Coast
sHd9Ce q 81 for Bay; Brewing, sl@sl %
0ATs-Quctable at 81 200 81 ASP ctl.
fyr Feed.
CORN -Quotable at 81 17i@Sl 20 fol-
Large fellow; 81 10 as l2I for Small,
and 973c q 81 Tor White, p ctl.
, 1880-02-10
n,rntprriy. was = naked and voluntary gift By
Willlnt,l X. Vanderbilt"

:. A''' - "'''f'F 'tt& Hr'"''"8
@ @ ) :"If i, ID INV a"ssa ss "iS ip'S'1y for 'osk IL |.
II sls ii! r. TILT Gs}1 i' T, ;;''i"x
e. scr'. INT ts sS + SSs sa ~ y.
S.r "t!'Enef' nMm Grnster m annt tilaf, tho
:;1ea ,isc,, " % '.s!i hixa i %o!ro:s! n ~ 4
u ines '"f ea I n"' as k"* ss tie '; .n w Sti|
,sn . u; vanderbilt nsss,,'ra. ,. ,, ns .sleycl thnt
W. ~, tn,,sya'lcn G,. ,n y ~, s'e., fS w's t!mya
'Ins wSi h ras,e r @ IL II tc % tcrati III I Il fxi III
nnG a sn 9. w'inm KY, H. vanderbilt hRf' "c"" With
vi" ~ t.tst.,, ~, ro+,tor o,,,,,x finn,
rt"srn t,,n,o,sl,: s,rt,h Wtiii"t, II Hstr,nr.it @
"fs not Il sut.ile Trustee 10 ,vhIe fi,t, Il,lcs-
tttn whether such l,uwor In trust tt.t,lI i "xo.
;rI ss rty n, nrSed ,n;3sl,,t ,Ssnt as 's 10
If with Wijiinin ii. Vantt.,rrhItt, viii,
power q torm!unio tho ii.ntntion1 If tf!e tn1ss-
it 10 % i" ii'c ntsott "1i,cr "f ii" irst ss',,.
t,t refusing IN Er7,,lt Tho trnycr nF she petitioner,
.i,',i4, lionoh,!o Esys:. 'Tilu appl!,a,t nasnmrs
1''; s the nj 5"9 il ah:"!Sy ssr% st Fs IT. tn n S ft t
CONSTRUCTION Of TIC. decd /, ,ntxht n"t
,@.c M S s.nt9mnpa' s m '1@t ~ ,ne ,nnT %ny
wia viii thnt eua avo nos s rve the shs Il q
b''h' ,sn.,t, !mt =, 49,, n.y., ,nr, =, w. >, 80,
w ,,.r. s.,. 80, ~, ..., ~" r,s.
m iiI,s t nv 1aai .nG T., .or, Mve ING f,ans
,lnes .lio Mnttcr etanmt n, iho aip!Icani.
IN I'M E.t1Mtonen. .1.l LUZ .'.,,,ts ny Gun II" ,.n
i,.iy,,nc,"nrnt l,otE in mulley ind ilruIth. nsks
tic rcspoiucnt to unite II, nnidinK tn triisl IL
applicant. Thtx tho respondent slnts mt ncct4e
aaa the app'le"n;t asks tat s;,','o oc 1nay l
Wtiu viii tln It. whether tho Court Should
ia this Gr mt drDf,,ts sttrr,yhnt m,
, 1880-02-10


The sixth annual reception and ball Of tho
ChlcnKo 1tlcKraphcrs wlls held last evening ut
Martine's West-Htda Hall. on Ada atreet, And
proved fully ia enjoyable as any one at tta pro-
deceasurs. About seyunty.tly0 couples wero In
attendance, U number canning from uulsldo cit
leu. The music wns furnished by Mart1nOs
band, led by rrt,f. Ntcrsdori, 2ud tho daucin9
program conssstod If twenty. numbers, ea.ch
tialIc0 being uppropriMtely dedicated. Duriug
the pr1,KrGsa Of tho u E.blrla Light Hnlt1." two
lnrBu IIrltsh electric lights which bud lNEn
plnccd III tto s1ancIn9-hal wcrn lighted, and tho
inv tho aeo1e donhy attractive, During
tho inter1nlaaton. 1,pEtr WIS served IN th9
p'a'os Wsrs lu'3 tor is e eopio saSsra r 1t IT, Il"
elder hell.s, who thought lint tholr dayB At
tiAnuinR hnd I,tlssisi, pTxn!xttl llttlr e,,chro
cpjoy themselves f.y u well = t6o y,qag ps.,.
Nj: ani Mrs. y. 7: frnncs, Miss Hammond Iii.
Iii. aiid Siss. b. l.. ~iisn. iii. sni Nrs. +. u.
Jonos, Ar. nnd 3iga. ]. 4. Petit, Mtsa May Geld
smith, tho bl!sSSs ia,l4s, Ed lAngs, Mr. aMl Mrs.
1awS i,ss # r,ni ,.ia' ,,n Ms, y a2ss t, Il
Ieyn iFfn!np; tA,'; Hfh1 Ef If ;ya s,a n M
Kesras' Mn;1"F't '" g. t. a Wrisss 4. x.'Ye' r. snra Ss
" H9ya,, Miss s"y shoTx"e.l, Tinnl, Mss ss
Jane Exelhy, Fred G iyYn. e1ssu istcliSr,
iSha. il. q: Msy%iirl: str, a,l slrs;: i. Wo!i, :.
Wilson, ,Mr,. william, joseph, tlltclSnvx, I"hn
AucliDlllS, Mr. unA Mrs: +. 4. lsnwe, William D.
ltetAl, starafnl anil Mrs. Rwe:lIe, blls4 Ellnla
swen1e, F,auk kealAs. +. ]. Eyaa aud tho Aisses
, 1880-02-10
MONTICELLO.

MOSTlCEt4LO.
The graduates of Monticello Seminary, resi-
lenl In C1caRo. held their thIrfl nnn,Inl re,nitI,
yrste1rlay afhrntH'n at the Trcnnnt ftos,fe. mud
tho ten short hut* spetl Awhy IN tho renewing nf
ntd atslnnta,,ccs nrti In recalling "reminiscences
ot't Ut TIM rich mhuol-flfc rnst. There wern
prtFrnt Mrs. Cllnt"n f<,cke. ircAin.lt nj tho
AlMmnn Asstclatioh: Mrs. u. N. iIash, vEcr-
President: Miss Eurrlo Wool, Trcas,ircr;
Miss uracc Tntterson, sccrctnry: Mrs. r.
II. IIavens. Mrs. Hart, Mrs. 1}r. Jloyti,
Mrs. lungs. Mrs Chapman. Mrs. j. Il. I1nrvcy,
Mrs.. J: H. Eooitsilc. Jr, sfrs; Harry Mrs Char
% " % h. Ss Ut ,rsrse,. K Mfsf"sf 81. IT, As sra9 D. z
NJ: l'r t,ark, Mr-. iI.a,"n', SlS; FprR;!, MIs.
tcrsnn. Nh. "Gihis. sir:: II. il. Sayrc, Mr..
I,,ctor, sIrs; wing Mrs PERKINS. Mr5; iicw, Mrs.
mo5r Mr. Slt Mrs y w.. Y Miliinms Mlss
Mss itfily Cot,l. M|ss hd,lio apringcr. Niss
IT,! THRILL iiI '. j:;''S ,s, ,1a Mss 1;'as
Derby, MIs. Thompson, uni sftr. wa,:r!na,l. '
The nretIug w,.s cnllt.tl u ortler. NJ O'Clock.
tn clo:tlnn of tc:nr resulted 4. fnll,,ws; ras-
..ardfna soerctnry and ,Treas''rer, Mis- Carrie
W,ts': t;"rrcEp,'.aIna s:crt'inry, Miss Al,!io
al,rptlDn Of tin alunn'r. The rcsnalntlIr af TUG
AFTERNOON WIS sprtt ~ af'tt,rwhat nnrc fGru,at.
ti"ut ii .iio ossMiciy. Mrs. nr. ismkc, ,!e!yerrl
plft.s.nt nt1.lrrss full Of tGs,3er remembrance,
mn! Mr.. tilb',s tttsinRay responded to II
Gull for thn,.ks ri tho presence ur the pnrtras
of thc fhun.iers ut the ,setninnry. Capt. Godfrny
nn ~; s'ls: f"oea hi;torstMl p!iTr. rFsinsTsd
tny,l. Mrs. 4. II. llatt,n rrnd Il "reminiscences nf
ihn rert'tl rnssr1tcti tntwcen tho yours 1R54 md
fwn founders nf Ain seminary, and Miss HASKELL
tho rrcsnBt Principal. etN'kc ri tl1B Inst tftcu.i
Srars Ut the i,lstttutIon's ltstnry: which had
IN thn opportunities which It offered fnr rcnuw
lux n!'l Atruatnrntlces, md tn tho ninlnpntly
H,cial feeling wllfrh I'rcsai!ctl; wis ono Of tho
pfeasuntcst IF the three yet held.
, 1880-02-10
THE PULLMAN RECEPTION.

TIE PULLMAN RECEPTION.
One of tho largcst and n,tsst elcEnnt rcccp.
uons of tho aenson took place ut tho palatihl
residence Ut Mr.. GcorRp 81. put!tuu1,, corner ar
Prairie avcnuc md Eighteenth street. lust even
Ing. There were 900 invitations Issued, and oyur
6urcopte wcrc prosont. The pcrmnncnt deco
rlltlons Of tho house throughout wcro, Of
Gol,rHe, such ne u have rendered Ilornl
ntlnrnmcnt superfluons tn Il certain cxtcnt, ar at
ieast tho soid beauty wntd hav1 been ttnpairc!
by q surcrabundnncc Of tho perishalle, h,lt
still enough itt'wers were sentt"rcd through tho
rlrl0rH, corridors, md dressing rnlA tO add
fnlRrtHt eliNrn to tllG surroundings and Erutlfy
tllN lnnat lcsthctic tAste.
Ihors TerS f' no TIE st
sonal supoTvls!on ct ktnsley, and ho put firth
fluent to ,.ss,lro Tho rc.cr that i!ttio improve
lncnt could llavo beer made. The tlln bclnw
bore contrnpItra, Of tss'wcrs, tho like IT whch
u vss arES ss' s s u pRsr Rw a'' Rs iRp'sG @
WIS set upon tho Etnge, mt tho SCENERY wis 50
nrrln9ed ns e present = rpte'idId cnttcrvntnry.
and hanging In per,!nnls fruni thu curtain arel
Tho music, by Hands Orrhestt1t.. was stu
t,oca p9n to prsr r II the hall ncr tv
manner that tho st1stns could fnll and
ls M hsn11 ti.rtg.,out tho spae!oua, apartments
a III axef srter w faees TT tG
Mr. pullman's. '''
Among those prcsent wero Con. and Mrs. ".
FL StSGs sb a1 a'a srs Ghn nSdl, T. 'ysriaE IT.
\, G'x; nr. md srs. I. s. Hoy1.e Mr.. aud M.s.
ind Mrs. =. NJ. ,Nnkerson.. Mrs. Kato 81.
ihs ;sx FEY; b.; ; NJ yr VI; and Mrs; u,
an! Mrs Hammond, Cyl: ut,d MEs: Jncltsnn, Mr..
Mfr. alld Mrs. MA,Hiil! Field, lr. mud MrH. Mstl,l,
the Itev. DR.. Itat,ort ". pMttcran,' Mr.. and Mrs.
Y. Z. p 0rnnnIe;; Or. and Mra. 4. +. Dyer,
f. f. I'D rs n}Es; }sx.sr ~: g' ;f r.. ss
Grlwforl. Gen. and Mr.: Huford. SIR, md Mrs.
ucurHe u. ,C,!rpenteF, Mr.: H.. O. llacknay, Mr..
md Mrs. s. T.: MtA;annrlI. Mies MentArt!.. Mr..
s s. asd STs j. S " s!%i%r: fss IS g. 4 tsriss
H. f' osa%a @ sts. tao slsses sS GsnpGs {; 81.
qs |sn Mrs; o A. T. III ''*n Mp ~ ain n s ~ s,, ns "
lra IIollucs. Mr, Frunk larr,sboe Mr.; md Mn.
!'aiinla1!, III: Albert t.. Xpplet"n. Miss
!!an. ! AID Mrs lsoSy @ ai"in aH wa;on. &r. Xloa;'
Mrs., Jo9n i. Ciark. Mr. and ,ifs. t,corxs l.:
unl1' IT, i %t'ss ix', txs, q4neyy IT. a,,''
Mrs: Atcwnrt Clark, Col aud Mrs. n. Y. Sheridan.
Mr. llnwurt Henderson, Nj. aslll Mrs r IT, ls1nek.
stone, ,sr, amt sia y. H. knriant, knrf1ot,r..
aat. Mlss Nsaa !:!at, i s'ss l.sox,' Mr. aai +
i. C"ila,,. IS!r: and NFs, viii ii. 1iiEFins, III.
1;s9Vst sn'h w. M?ses es Woatws"tW,t' - Mrs J..
son, Jr.. hiss ratt"l~ot. CoI. and Mrs. +: l..
I;Ast,nnn Of wnukcrhA, Mr.. Iexss HpaldtnH,
Nils. Ella Gpnla|nE, t}en. ucorgo 4. farayth,
XIII ksih Il f!s ffs H. M aSs @ MasSa M o.. sfS.
md Mrs, Frederick 'lttllo, Mr.. and Mra Enoa
Aycrs, aud Mr. and Mrs. Ialgeru+ Of New York.
, 1880-02-10
CANADA.

The uunI1 Of Montreal ya. Ex-nfrectOrE
Of thc,Cfty Passenger lAitwAy-Nunt
to Got lid OF SIttinE-f3ul ull-NIatnlt-i'ox
In OtamsFA-Iixr1nrntioH North Of the
Sa*ltMtctiesynn-Sillr. Between
LnEkc* Eric and Mt. Clair.
Spftiai Dtspateh to The Chicago Tribune
MONTREAL, Feb. 8.-Aftcr the union of tho
vurous commercial I,onts's In this city. which Is
contemplated Immediately. 1t IN proposed 10
erect larYo and sulusslo building for their nc
communication, with exehnngca for tho Corn and
Stock !oars1s, md committee rooms. An act Of
incorporation Is boug applied for.
Tho action brought by tho l}ank OF Montreal
aE,nst tho cx-D!ectors or the City Passenger
Railway Company to rrcovcr $s0n,00O tln1nages
for tnakinH falso returns, which was adjourned
some timo nRo, wns resumed to-flay
In tho Superior Court Potter Relpath.
G. ". Canpbu1l, Edward MAck.y, tho Hon.
Thomts lyan, and Aux. Murrny, Directors nf
tho bank, wcru examiner! fnr tho tlefUnse. They
I'LL stated that they had not uuthnrIzca tho loan
to 15nnd i1ros. tho stock Of tho City Passenger
Hallway, It being entirely within tho province
nj tho General Manager tn nuke such arrange'
monts, which, by IL new ort1cr. ha now reports
tn the Doarl ut tho .irst ,ncotin9 nttor they arc
matc. ~. W. Oxllvlc, ln bis testimony, suited
TINT Mr.. Cavcrhll. one nj the defendants,
stated at n noarl meeting OF the ExchnERc
Hunk, when tho stock of tho City Passenger
Railway wus so|lng very high. that It was nnly
wnrth par. Tho Him. II. l.. HoitoE, also oxAnl-
lDcd, testified ~ fotlows;
Assuming tho stock to have been quoted at
<1to II, ,e-s III v,,, ,c,uidor tho+ +1t, I,ut ~
W',,t,r"i shn, hnvc na,t. inrvI iont,s ~ is:a ~
Nm r"in nr .;n s,,"t i,1amtT viii, SSsI ~
= II e n ,,."tt"r tr nniiti,,. h.tt think mt
sho,1 IT, nv Hill tho a{Vancr Wis In oxcs,YM Of
whnt It should has1 bchIl. ~ ~, nhstf1act ptpp-
.M!unl tho advances shnuld not hnye been Mutle,
hut nt that t!lnn tho who'o community was In ii
fu4d,1nntfHj -
Mr; isr; t - LIZ, snH ~ nmeH @ Is,
~ ~ f1 n aasnt,r st.uS w.s III ~,
lid. Knux Of 10 rv.son for tI,O u,ivs!nce. *
e,at ~! - mS ,,.ss,'s - ns n,, ~. y II ttn IL
'pnrs ,s"t h.s snns.,,u; ,, w"s ,,,s ~ ~ 'itS r.,
IT. 1s as w. ~ ,s "s IT, LII sM Nv VI ,ril. ~
lmaas s;H ~ y tnH TX Mu ssssa Inn, hns ~ ss, ~
tatal HEt nhe Will VIII tno ,s htsns .MoS i h. NJ ii!e
sif |st. for % tnrths tcfor, % thoir lsoiyouey s' "a
I,ss T,n n'1 ~, h,1, otrhoms. ,,y3o, .,o5 M
sfi,H ~; a.a 1R's nEei ~
@ ~! .. ~" " ! s - ~ - tns6T n6oT r. .a =, t.n'o
pators H. the I' nonnrlly 7 t1..Eody. .....,.a ,.
ri, T., ny = ,f;:. a. ht W c"stut'e' ""s
'e'e " .Ga LIZ sS,2 n.na32 ~. +, nt as,o,, ,t,,.
MTAw4. H. fS,: [ IwIho fss1stes@l n,nr.HaCe.
Ignt* ~ 'nn el1s e"a3e"os" ~ o''""" nou"t "
ssfs E s i, H. w,.b,n,t,>, ,,, ,,,,st.
b Hu,srst,ss that IN etart il l'cinK .ass hy ,hs
aid his iu,, IN .r,i,,r ia nvnd trusIi'l" II t.,n
ia inks ,,sck Inn Sit,uxe
Ava h,TTlsis II, tbn t,uti,oii,, a,,,n"taTy
nd tw,.tty.serrn In IIcsuGwMsI.-nuk inr a H.
hi ri rph}y twt, trntis lar tno tIIf,ltf. Xnvi1ust
hn M na,"iss a n e, sI1s hn sr1 Tsso
ss4;t III " Il" ' t's Y; a. ~!
, 1880-02-10

Special ptspassA 10 7ns Cateaso 7rsspnA
HAslflLLK, Teuu., Feb. GA newborn tnu-
,aao ~ CHILD WIS found In frunt yard OIL North
hsn street ut 10 O'clock this morning, evidensly
W. aaat1he been dead but few hnurs. HaAldes tho
a,t.y Tx In which it was wrapped It w0rc no
s.''hin8. Deputy Coroner Adams held an In.
saest' aad the verdict Ut tho Jury Wus "dloa
, 1880-02-10

!. .hANcnksTEI1, N. H., Fob. 9.-Mrs. Dillingham;,
mo Victim Of hor ncphow's fendlsh asaaNlt ut
Londonderry, was alive this afternoon, but sink
ia4 fapldly and vii. probably lta before morn.
Ma' Young Dillingham; will be detained await-
ln9 tho result Ut the wounds. and thea be mr.
lh'xncd for murder. lie maintAins stnltd do
n'eahor, and seema hartlly to sealtze bis sItua-
"on' Ae IL said II, DO a victim os yellow.covered
asssat!,re ct tho baaost sort, and read With
~ has been Intending Achoal thts Winter, and
- rEartcd as boy 1T Ayor4lyo utility, ard WIS
aerint. ~ -
,n,,illlnXh,Ifn c0ufcsscs ha f{Est ah0t aud thon
tosnaEesi ~ MS 9unt. Tho otlcl1ls haVe takeu hiiu
W Portsmouth JAil,
, 1880-02-10
Cornelius insists Upon Having $500,
600 Cash to Establish Him
self In Business.
Wi)tfnm H., However, Can't Bo Mado
10 Abrogatc tho Origlnal q.
Agreement;
Aud in This Refusal to Givo Up the
Money Is Upheld by tho su-
premo Court.
Brtttdt D!sratch 10 Thu Chicago Tribune.

tn.,. u,.,,,,,,,.,,u ~ ,nt 49,, ,,,,.r j., t,..,
,,n,, t',a,,o,,'ai 4, ". ~" ',,,1ts
which "nlHa'h H. snnuerhl' h'l8 n''t1 ~ w
Gn1htef a. tto nans "' ma nrtnor' Cnrhells'!. !.
They nrn ul' H. lllkatlon IN tho s',p,en,r Court,
l'e'ltian ~ tho yoanRer brothor tor tue fon.osal
certain ,lcol cretlng f,nd Of stu1, ,un Tar Tho
f t OF .no mns nvn @ea
To has ncsor been sun,!o pu1'llc. The recorl tins
heen jrno,s'y Guarded, md conflicting stor'cs
wanor,.1 ,,E reu @ m" '',ss h,s 1.ouIa ~ ha,o ~.
sortoa TINT hc wns rild n very
tho proceedings, wti,c Wtllin,n II. Vanderbilt
sss IL. ;s: Il; s:ts :s s ss;ss' IT, %
controversy tho public hnvo ncvrr been "hlc tn
understand precisely what induced Cornelius
J.. Vanderbilt and MR. 1nliar to HumI'nrlly end
t1lor s'ctons agt'siss tholr brother. rue to'lo"-
Ing an,,., ,,r.,
uado in .lay, 1870, upn,t tho tisne tho lltsgntton
wms stonm,t ,no,.cs olcor f,r tho tr,t tint lho
motives me- ; witch ] nats,ated tho o. contestants Of tho
"K,,ow nit man by these presents tint I, Will
n H. saner. =. u tue Il.y OF M new ,,a,. r"eK ~
cnnse.tlon ~ n ,ntef,a' INIT love- .,. aa tse. eeoto
anu ot u 70 me }'hia ~ my Hr"ihef, euFle4'as
j. Vanderbilt, Of said city, havo aaslYnc'l, tras-
ussg1 tr,,llAfrr, md set Gvur uptI Edwin u.
tTnrctstur, nr sail gIty, 1O0n shares ri $ItD Ulr
Of tho onpitui stnrk it tho New Ynrk Central
& tIults,ln tfjypr lsui1jn,l tOnpnhy: linn al,1rcY
IT f:0 citelt nf the cap!tu[ stoek Ut tho New
Ynrk T. jlnrciu iinllr,m!tl Cninpnny; $ti0.000 or
tho i mud ppr cent iuns Of tG CR1stltIa Hntt,.
erti iaufw0y Company ti,tr in lhla; S5sE0 Of tho
srcn,t] cotisuIutpl niorttnlYn ucr cent ,M,.,tls
nf TIM Luke ShsIro Mtchtgnn Southern ltll!wnt
company utic ~ itGt ~ tl1st: ~ Gnilcct
aa,i WIN bn,1a NM, stoc;s "a thpy W. ac"rue. mi NV
tilo sanln oWer 70 l!le ss1 tasne'!us & T. aanurr-
lii 9s!TtnH ns 'Ht.Ma H. ILL., aln "..,l toMI t,s' ~
sh!u nI lin fI,, Y H W., W,tn ano
ciaant 11H q su Cafi3 t!.ia ~ @ na .ns
se!l u cha.'4e s'.Ml Insesttlcs'ls, Mnn tor uni
Pnrhose 70 ec'! ana tf,!hsfef SaiA atooRs 3 ntu
tIMS,fts' Or nny part ..,tts, tmofe4, irnlu
s nS t. dtI"s: 3tI9: aaar a 'esa accrtez 1hS pfio 70
G.I.t -. - nttot ~ ntsi Hn.,,,G.,s W.. , ~
y! approved q ny inc sAiu t0rleiltla J.. Nnntior-
bill a1!tt myself td slcn sceflty af
sgc;lrittcs snl ne aiNJstl y tho anitla trIst aa
Win tho Eamcs powers hnfclt creAtetl tlsi. con.
forrctt IN respect t. thHs9 hereby trni!kinrrcd;
nnl 90 hlst' i1HpnwGr tl9 s3t!i L0r!lellils j.
VAndErhlt to t!!spt'so " viii g thn pttsglpai pr
un!Ain lufnrost or aiv!dnI!s nl tue
sHttl trist tt!nl hereny GreitiGid' ant anu airsGt f
TINT on MS death tht sumo ~ ptliu OYER " snls
, 1880-02-10

BUSINESS NOTICES.


without q Complaint.
liurnett's Flayuring Extrncts arc used and in.
dorSed ly thu bost 1fHlcls, Confectionrrs, uru-
crrs, an'1 the nrst families In the country:
GEsTsgNEs: We hive becn selling your Stand
nrsl Flay1s13 ExtTauts fnr many ycnrs. without
taNnirlnint. Giving NJ they tlu universal antis-
fnctIoil, inIkn4 1t Il pleasure to hnlsdI8 such
so0ds. W1 consider them tho best, and always
adrlsp our customers tn that effect
LOCKWOOD uROs, Chicago.
, 1880-02-10
ADJUSTMENTS.


ItAyE1,1,Y,s.
Tn o,.ort. r,o,,,,., y it, rnrt,,cr" nnv In tn.,,v
sui,l II, l,s ~ yrcotnxt ntnr a,nr wrl,in,, i,v
1tur,iov Cumri,clI nna II IL n ,uv wt,,ci pl,,u,ii
~ If nirn,,Iv fns, ,,nkr lin, rink ",,,mn,, IN"
forr,nnxt NJ MIR ,,..,,m,,tst.. n ,raa n,ru1nrct1
luat uIt,h. nt t1nvrr1y's r.,r I'm first finn Tbs
hn,,.n UNA i1,ind viii, rnonin trhts ,,,orasx or
thn ,,luv ,vns t.,nh. t,rnI1y nhu,v,,. wa confrsa
Il, NJ, yrrr,n .,jr,rtac M sr,a nrtor srr,,n og
uMy rnrtucr" VIVA ,,ufnltt1. fnr vt, hr1trrnd
thnt s,,,b wnrk ,yna mi wthi,t Inn rnuc,, nj Air.
Co,r,,hn1i nnrt,,n,,ur1v tint aI,nwu II, tho t,vn
tlrat ucts rha s,n,r ff Inn ,,1nv Inn ,not,f, ~
trcutmnnt, lin constr1,ctIya ekti,. thr ,,,oor,v
,trnw,, md vol nu,,,runtcd c,,urun,erx ~,
hIhtr,, III MMv 1,nrtnrr" huvr ,,cvor
tnroro lh6n coun1ul Inv Its ,n,t1,or. TIM
story. sail to he Of the lratnntIsts o,yn nynn.
tlon. IA oxccetltnuly el,unlr, In fnrm, int yrry
i,'xcnios'sy trcntcd, 10 as to ni'or Rrc't liver
a!ty Sf situation, and every situation Possesses
strong hO!t urn,l tho Hyluntrs Of III, n,HtfcncD.
IT, 1t p,,rrv r,rrIr.tt, uIuv lrnlllo a,uu,, nfh,
ora ti,at hnva ,,r,,no"' ...f, i,,r, nor " ,,tos
'.s ..s'. ia's prcesaea S .ns1he.' wn''so
ayta thaa ~ 'e na y ,
ncor iIfo rather thu,, love paesauo nm au,onx tho
forcsts or tho ,,n,ntatns nr % ,,,n Hcrrrs ,,n'
,,lyo hcon lifted from tho v,,'gar!ty Of ap.u-
allty Into which no rnn,y writer's plunre who
attempt to handle s1lH!1Ar types nnd ttiC1-
dents Ind III similar eeenca. Tho nnt!'or
nss GhaoaYoFosl; n'n ne nas s'1eese''c'' N
throwing around tho ply cert,Iln poetic
nrt. Ills tunruutpra uro kopt constantly in NJ.
ton, anJ neither tho eyu nor tllv our rrow
weary. Thofo is 4 strans md i bright vein 1 a,
happily relieves the aemurc incidents. The
lines sometimes sparkle with wit, nj o'hors gIow
win sentiment tlalt ~ ploasat't hnl "fole-
.nnnn but . ~ tn so rr '''f a c una 9"nr IN
lifted u the eharae,esa from whose l'ps thoy
s tar ast'n M II @ ~css 1 a' of sr,,osn cum io xe
anywhere 1t IL II, tho third net, wloro tho wc,,l-
ness III dramatic wraylng observable in ,nuch
e,i, io to iweJl ,,pnn wnut rally nppse,s a slight
'Tt Tns rst So%;tx et # fe y rsr y II sFH,y II l Of
thlrA y L.!Nl!nK al,tl startins, antl tha fourth
tale. IN tho mining reynns uf Eurthorn Cnll
forna thu A;.enc T. iA n the !st Mt 4 r1lstsiy
s1sss n.a: slylnE risn to lr nsEs Sht, n ia tls
vis!bis: in tho farcE,,n,nd st.n:is tho ,qoldon
a'" a%ss.' ss sS ss y aa II tes @xsstsa tvs a2s is s
Ia wi4owor and h,." two daughters. ,.'iarp anst
G!sf p1m mnnnt whnm ,s e v, hvs lav'se' hs hs
ssn !s esls q &c y'f"'sx fS"s sa
Mas s' ii s1e a euS Ads that ae@s @
eldest Of the, daughters, has "laved not wisely
but t we'll" and that her lovcr III Nnt s,u'o-
tit lit carerss, Who" Who for % til y"r % has @cn the
partner of .joe Sarnders. L,e has luvctl 1i1,y, 1i1,y
e II s9ss ss9ns Gwee H. 5HP 13tgT nerg H @
ta.t, @ s1d tue elimsx !eashel y .jos siSrrF f,r:
, 1880-02-10

EIofmann,s Hop Pills euro chtlta nnd
fever dumb aguc, l1Etotlsncss, general debility
sick headache, anl dyspepsia. Price, 10 cents i
box.