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, 1880-08-13
. FEDERAL. AFFAIRS.

IHREa THOUSAND poLIArs IN silver WAS re-
oolved at tho Treasury yesterday.
THE Punson Agency in 'thIs city has run short
or money, and no pcnstona Will bo pa!d until
next week.
THE 1ntcrnnl-revonuo receipts yesterday
amounted 10 SO, IL, Of which 31l,05A was for
spirits, EA6N for tobacoo and olgasa, and u. 100
1lE nsst direct exportatiou Of alcohol from
taia port was nude yestcrlny. tho !ttyuraldo Dis
tilary shtpIat,K ttfty barrr.s for Kingston. eau.
aua, uy tho StoatneT Prussia.
~ T!.s tnerooso A. the business Of the Chicago
eg9!; q ", As 1oola OF tho domestic value ot nbout
sl'Aooe0 woro In warehouse hero July u.
' TME ool!oottons tor customs duties yesterday
tbo roods % FeIGwnE II e VI s
~; 4: IL !stha.n, 20 saefs sait; Mann l!aybsI
rnilroat tics; kantzler & liurxfs, ID oasua uxara;
Ehapn T. GoFtt . talsoa eiRars} W. II. Huhin,1s.
MfYr!nan M + Bon, case SlgaFsi Gromtnes y ufl.
lalos Ioal tobacco, b. II, 6chwa1l, casks Wino;
\. Ag'mon + E'.+ packagus wluo; Loowonthnl,
Iloyurmann, :, ,haies leaf toDaoeo; Jn,ob sioycr &
,a9, nafsa, SaAn Kloyes; T. Ereo1iMii,* hogshca!ia
VesSho s ah!as oo 1s 81 oscs ssss IT, .ty 9ooas'
A niroM has taken place In tho laying Of the
stone pavement about tho now Custom House,
which waa caused BY tho development of i
Rl4ant!o corner Oh TrlnIdnu .hsphAlttllu, md
tho fpranatiotsof u paving ring TO uo!rol ita
uaa Tho ,cuntrnut for tho pavement u1.ticr
which Col. III. Camp, tho pro4ent contractor.
isWork Ing roqutrea tbat tho inturstict,a Ut tho
ston1 " ill!ed With Tsi1,ltlnl ltsphnltun,. Il
nnw nprcars Tint u ring haa boon furu10d at
contractors In various laFgJ etlus who hayo
snaccGled ti r,ntrpl!inE tho cntiro s4lu OF tho
t'IrlnltlAd usphnlt. ThUy feftlBD to aell any fOt
paving purposes, hnptn4 In, This wny to conpel
tho lnytranlcnt and pnvatP puEtles u give I'LL
Gontrncts foE pnvenonts In which usphnlt
II. n used ~ Bo!no nclnbor ot tho ring:
Ihny otur tho nsphult at $10 mid
S@ ~ ,LE',.,, per ton for :ha Two grades, provided
~ uso II tor p.Sing. Col. Cunp, IN Wow oi tals
, 1880-08-13

and civilized pcop1o In tho unftcd Rtntus. They
lnrgost extent st which AnRlo-En1nn blood ID
cnpahio. They render Tcxaa character peculiar
III clcEinco md uepfnncsa, not tho lcnat IF
which Is tho remarkable beauty of yeraon
attached 70 lis tntlIN. Wo uru ono of tticsn
lnslicR, md VIC thIa day mako y0u NIL otfnr Of
tnhrrluKe, not only for tho rcasnn OF tho re-
nnrkab!e cxpor!ment md consequent rcpstn-
solf.sacrlflcing disposition viii ulwnys tnauro
peacu ind plenty at homo. Yours duvntedIy,
CAnr ELizAtsKrtt EHDYLRs.
cat oruuintion Of my inland raper In tho stato
OF ToraH. and Roberts will DO non,inntod ny MI
overwhelming vote on tho lrst ballot In tho
State Convention. e. E.O.
, 1880-08-13
THE COUNTY-DUILDING.

EIGHTEEN marriage ltcensc8 were Issued yes
terlny-
SMER1rF HorTNAN ia still confined to his
house with n lunc foot.
STATES ATTORNEY Mills loft yesterday nftcr-
noon for South Evanston. where ho spoke lust
evening.
II has been decided to close tho county Offices
Tues.!ay mud Wednesday In honor Of tho Knights
Tcsnplnr.
:. TnE Equalization Committee Of tho County
Honrd Will rostlttc tl1e!r work on tho aaseasnGnt
books this morning.
A. @. LUNpno1tqu. tho Eentlcman who dcnlH
out tho marriage llccnsus In tho County Clerks
otco, IL out OF town On II yucMtion.
Deputy -SnEts17Y STACY closed up tho wagou
mnnufnctory Of I'hitlp Hicks yesterday OIL Two
executions. ono for $l1,4H1 nnd tho otbcr for
$4,Wl.
Tng following unique rpistlo wns received Mt
tho SherliI'a uliice yGHt1rluy: " DIXON srItlkfs
Aug 9th 1880. Sir wD hht Il burspetbl3 lnun III
,0ltr county he says hts name Id williams FROM
EhMrKO he ilr8t Clh1ned IL be Arevuruo ltlu1l M
thon Detective he tplIs different tnils TIC Is IL
n,nu Of medium ssg litu hnIr round fto wclghca
Atnut LII or 81 lbs lltnps Il little in walking tho
impression Is hrar thur II ilo lives In churYo hU
nman let me know bis llst,esa rlte Boon yourcs
Truly JOHN Il. MONTGOMERY"
COOK COUNTY PERSONAL PROPERTY.
, 1880-08-13
TIE W. g. a.

HUth AMOHu IkNE EtNhA
Tho Womnns Chr!stinn Association met yea-
tcrlay.
Tho Tronsurer's report for July showed on
hand July ]. SILL; received during July, $iO5; OK
lcndtturcs, a:sxI; On hnnd Aug. l, &ia1.
Now avenues uf Christian work wcro then
discussed, tho officers an members being ntlx-
io,,s 10 extond tho fold of thor lnborS in ns
fnany directions as possible, and rlNus to visit
tho sick. tho ficndtcss, and tho poor wero talked
over Mt considerable length.
Letters from vHrious b11nchcs Of tho Assocln.
ton In Enstcrn and Western cities were rend,
expressing rcRnrA md n desire for hearty CO.
operation. Mrs. rrof. 1fAvcn. Chairman oR tho
Committee on 1seIIgiuus Work, rcnsl tho report
of that Committee. which showed r1,ptd progress,
I'll Ths Fvost soWs tho
following: Application by employers for July.
III ssprcal,0a9s. ~ eWoys ~ uses !le
visits ,i,a,le. Tho work .of tho Boartl may be
3,,;lget! ot BY the following c1tsa,r.s from pr.
made where It II suffer oyen for II pLyalcinn to
bo accompanied ,,y Nnotilcr Indy, as Iii 4 recent
HtHSt yaF iSnt to Ssss u ey IT,
5% !S soats Galx stlset: loes ,'i iishs 4 srk
swurlninE with i motley crowd u blanks and
of be;1.room be;s parHr. kiehon a,,;i boor
wosuan hol,eicsiy nj With consumption, md her
mothcr, hoti. hnsing been guided there by col-
orcd tlM11. Tho muthGr hMa brought her tlnuHt.
ter fu Ch!cuR0 for medical MD, which She could
not conveniently Ket ut her homo In Michigan,
which WIS distant live miles from tho tlearcat
rhysclniL 1t Is almost fnrcn to nsk wilcruln
thls bcwllorel wOu,k.l hetterctl the condition 0f
hUr dying chilli, or to aak whcthor tho wholesome
country AIR nrtl surroundings In Michigan, oven
though distant i've miles frt,m doctor, wcre not
n thousand times botter thun to b. dumped
nmDnE tho lowest mixed GluAscs OF whites und
blacks In Unc Of the poorest and lowest streets
Ut Chica1n. This mother reFliG4,s to send t1r
child t0 the County Hospital, but sent w0rtt to
the Young Mems ChriAttnn Association to get
her IL r00ti whcru she tnly tnkr her tsuuuhtor to
nurHc, A.ld tu Ktvc her the bcnOlt ur IL EhieAxo
phyBtciAn,-All this 10 bc duHc. however, without
il cent on tho pnrt Of tho mother.
OF course It was proper ClIsc for liz. anu 30
Mr.. Hemingway wisely gcnt To us for holp which
hc enuld nut give. Dr. Ghston also Justly urged
thu Iinsp!tNl+
DR.. Wilton hns nnother- case Of consumption
III tho Inst stage Rt Boston avenue 4 4 young
Rirl with her mother. The Inter hd supported
themselves we'll by cnuvnss!ny until tho tiauYt-
tur WIS confined 10 her bed. Starvation WIS
nottl,,ijy uron them beforv tho mother fou.l,l
her wny to tic DIspensnry for medical aid only
The Doctor wus shocked to find ho,y nlnel both
hnl suffered fr.ltll hunger.
Mrx. II. Chisholm, Superintendent Of the ". G.
Il. DONrling- House. reported I'M average OF
twenty h0ur1ors Il week during tho month, md
Mt present twenty-two, all employed.
, 1880-08-13
LOCAL CRIME.
THE PRINCESS FAT1NtA.

TlllE EttlNCESS FAI1NlAs
hfr. Richard II. Truax, a young man old
enough to know better, hns been md gono
md iono It, Yesterday his wife, Mrs. Jessie
Trunk, obtained warrant before Justice
Hummer chnrging her husband with adultery
and fornlcatton, tho woman In tho case being
Mary Montgomery, nltas the "rrinccss
Fatlrna, the wonderful lalf-lasty,"i who some
ting ngo was the leading card In n snilo
show at. 18o Clark street. near Madison.
Trunx within a few weeks past hns been
running dry.gools store on State, between
ThlrtY-f0urtfl. and Thirty-tftll streets, and
l,as. apparently beeli trusted by arst-class
RssSSs' s .I e 1i Ill., Il thG n sy td 'St @ TIM tss sss
Fnttlna," nild was smittel viii, Iler abound
'qiainta,ico most assiduo,laIy, and In
doing so neglected Ills family and business
About ten dlys ago lle disappeared, aud not
showing up Mrs. Traax started out upon, Il
y, chance she ascertnL.!ed that l!e Ind been
sick, asltl also succeeded IN ilntllng the phys-
chm who WIS attending him. Lie Informed
her that the trllnnt "Dlcls" was quite III and
occupying quarters ut No. 180 Monroe street.
The wife visited that number. where, lan-
Ta46 gn4y f5spGsmqF 5 m FgRs Wat se d ny eys!ag sax E
lalir Ind been living together for
several weeks ard occupying tile same
room amt bed. This officer could
not find Trunk, who has undoubtedly left
thc city for tho eity's, good; Alontgolaery,
placed, under Nrrest. Sic give bonds for
appearance Aug. 1B. A sad .fenturo Of this
tlsgrAcefut transaction Is, that the truant
Triax leaves his wife md young child in
destitute circumstances.
, 1880-08-13
KNIGHTS OF THE GOLDEN RULE,

LoulsyiLrK, KY. Aug. la-The Supreme
Co,nlnandory of the Knights OF tho Golden
1Iulo were III session two days at Lcider-
kranz Hall. Tho following officers were
elected and Installed to-day: II. e. Lloyd,
y. Commander, louisville; James u. Lyme,
s. v, o. Terre liauto, Ind; Robert ",
Haynes, s.. S..SUcretary, JAcksoll, Tenn. !; r, j,
llarcourt,, 8; Trs9sa1er, cinclnnatlii s. d
eaffS, Is,n = q ftd if1saa Fni,at thy spntas
nart!, s.. Warden Louisville, kY.;iJ. ii.
Lnn4srasll, 3. Saht1nul, louisville, n.y..
Adjourned to Inject III Chicago ti(aSScond
Wediicsd9ytn August, 1881. y = Vtate
, 1880-08-13
4 Michigan Cane for Garfield.

ik4R CHR tM@Ch.l xThuRhk+
Shortly after tho Presidential nominations
wore matlo tho Catholic ladies ut Port Huron
hcld Enlr, ut which ono Of tho prominent feat-
ures wnH a Gold-hpattN! cane, u b1 presented to
tho candidate receiving tho largest number OF
vUtca from the attendants ut tho talr. Whpn
OnEflold bud u lasxa !nnjorlty over both HUI
cock and Wcnyer, md " tho voters woro noar-
" atl Catholics, tho result has u Significance
attached to t beyond oriIuary ovents Of this
rhnrneter. Tho cAnn was duly forwarded to
uun. Ourllcld, Aud tho following lettor Ii pub
lIHhod ill tho Port Huron IfHH* as his acknowl-
edynaGnt OF Its retelpt.
"aIRkTDN, o., July 70, lSsQ.-Afrs. Elizabeth Al-
kfMsan, ttrsllent Ibft Huron tuir, Port Huran,
lhtch.-DEAN MADAM: 4.nra OF tho 9th lust,
Informing n0 Of tho rcsult Of tho VITO t0kon ut
your faIr und forwarded gold d-hvaded cane, came
.snly 20 baud rlesss anccns toE yol and yoHr
l44At nntt tho kind torMs fls whioh 1t VIVA rs0~
e4nted. Tho calto Gltno safely to band. anl viii
ktaduesu OF you and your ffionis: Vury truly
{p1t6, - ]: A. GAItSIELpt"
, 1880-08-13

AID. McNuuSrY Ia down with a eprnIuca
ank,n
. n,.. .... e.u..,... u,,..-.,.u u.,,,,.,....
LIB fnsn ior pnfaons ycs'eruRy Wehla1 19er snna
TuR Tronsuror ycstorlay received f5t from
Aha fs,ntrr,r,or nj mr. from the vatar ncnort.
no @ ~, .t,, rse,,, .ho Tt,too,,r m"&'s ep"s'
'eat' aua ss',ss ,..,,.,. ,.o.. .au s'.s
AMONG tho baftldltK- permits iB1ucd yesterday
wins ono To Hatn.ic lSccrs, to erect i've twn-story
1wG'ttnEn ~ FL noon s'Fce'' ho"s' 10
COST Sf,"o
TIjE Matino Dand IL Ia cnll nt tho rpokcry d,tr-
tnE ts yisit @ nSxt week and a. serena.is tho Mayor
that band. :.
4,..,..,~., ,,t ~. r1,,,.A ...... ,.tu.
on ~, ,i,,1 VIZ 'ato 0n m a r.
tle inatanco u Ala. 1uihof. stroot-Ampa are
to be put up In fow days.
t,a1 f Mayor Is gotitnG ngnreS Tor printing ne
, ~ ~. @ mIM Tit y ~ @be ~ .s ns
~, hot, ~ ~ Sn ~ III astor g .Ln,
tho state.
DY to- morrow night tho widening Of State
cxno,t ~ ~ tw Itcr T ttxtrg. 'G ~ thn c,rne
" " ths s.io!aE. ""o '"' 'ns''ns VI 0"'"'
THE, Committee On 1,atlroads was In. sesston
yesterday afternoon, hut soule Of tho mcmbers
btIpS Absont nil Of tho business bcfore thein Of
my Importance wns laid over, Including tho
strcct-rnIlWny ordinances
-T1tE Mayor was ycstorlay In receipt Of invt-
tatloua TO speak at Do Kalh, Gilman. Dca
Molncs, and burlington. lie will probably au.
ccpt tho first two, hut ennflut nuke up ha mind
70 orosa tho Mississippi ASer for bis partys sako
me-. n,..,.,a. ,r tAo uo,,,, T. 1,,ro.,,,.o
IMh LFaasces @ VI sn1 rneu e. Ill.,
wiJow Of the jato CMpi, Edwasst Smith waa nno ri.
loved an n,,'.'sy q 1892 re tho wi, wido Y q 1f
tti,, vo' ,..s iIrr.oxi G - any ora III nthnr
, 1880-08-13
:; !, dtIHEtWQRLD,s FAIR, III, !,

bWF!4 pH5yE{EA 70 1h1 CAlta2a 7Fl1tR[.
New YoRk, .Aig. 1a7IThe Wofltfk Fair
Commission had another session tS}iAy, In
which 1t was determined 10 send ahalircss
10 tho people OF tho United Suites to the Ex-
acutivo Committee for approval and pnblica-
uon. Ten per cent Of the subscriptions will
ho rcanitel 10 be paid III Jal,. aud 10 Der
, 1880-08-13
STATE CLAIMS,

sreetal Dtspateh 10 The Chicago 7ttst,r.
srn1sortEtp, IT., Aug. 12.-Tho com,n,,
sion Of Clnlms will probably corclr IT,
lnbors tomorrow. Tho only cinlm n.lowaSs ~
80 far wns TINT for tie payment NJ f,,a, ,,s,t,
Stnto boitls Issued before U0v. Mnttcssnotny;oo
time, which hns been before thu i;nm,ni.s
sion since 1t Was organized. ''''a'ls,
, 1880-08-13
cent every sixty ttaya thcycaf,er. ,rhoc
mission accepted. m Invitation tn r;aH SIotn-
brighton, md adjourned 10 mcct M. "m,isew iMew
tho call OF tic Chairman, usaa Mt
ST. LOUIS BITTER PHI.

Sr. LOUIS Aug. 12-Snecial-A gent sawyo.
of the Census Buryau. completed lIs lIII1s,. Iaha,.
OF revising tho work OF lie CENSUS rnu,n"s' "4
tors llerg this afternoon, md lrft tc-nirI,t nv
Louisville, where he will perform !, s;,',,,oof ,i,of
,Sr' W9rk: f. uo makes lopopn'ation u 81 LSais
, 1880-08-13
AI3eautitul uEld Intellectual Texax Lady
l,0.- QfYprn In Marry Itr. Tailuer

k0FFICR or TltW T1xAH FAR AHN Ann OisCilAIID.
nxtfAhssrlAs, AhssrlAs TEX, aug. !, lss0.--11 Or. Ian-
EA,tte efaster7,DEAAS!n;lt u Y with much pleasure
Ut, Faleatlnc, Tex. hAvo watched tho progress
Of your grand oxPerlnuns IN tho cause ot sclenco
and humanity. After correcting tho too eoul-
moi, errur that Tc1as u filled With naught but
low a1,d thlavlux specimens Ut tho human race.
Wo would suggest that here ato the most rstinaa
, 1880-08-13

bring suits outside nn1y In exceptional cases
Their tnn'kR show that thoy hnye Il nrgs number
u desperate nccounta placed In their hat,da.
.rhcr system may i't within tho rna OF tho ihw,
but, according to thofr own ttatcncnfs, 1t Ia cnl-
culatcd to crush tho ro0r and helpless.
, 1880-08-13

8. FtASseA<,dso
Last yenr thu total nBsnaSo{l valuation Of per
sonnl property WIZ IT,, ,0.B, ,GSd.
. Tho estimated yalttp at stunl edtato as pub.
lAhed Lust wc6k iEF 4v4 ,b4:,SE. This u.ny 10
eaanxo1 somewhat In tho tnal footing Of the
CQlQh1H. Il
, 1880-08-13

~ ~ NENIEEKYKN11s&.
4; ~, AuY u r the
1Y tho Hev. IT, II. itohwoFth, 0ourpp A.. T0u1Nn. ~
No cNrdB. 1'
1iEDDEN-WoUp9.Att the resllence Of e, II.
A. n. Wuodg, All of this city. '-
, 1880-08-13
iYATTAw SURPRISED.


boat hummer, yesterday received n genuine
surprise In the Court of Justice Snlnmerllold.
lie has SO long lelicd the law and scornGd
the efforts Of Its officers, that he came ashore
ycstort1ay fully contemplating n vihdtcatton
at the hands Of n jury Of his peers, Io hus
III every instance when. brought before
Justice Wnllacc taken change 6f venue to
Justice Sumtllertleld, where jMrics composed
Of his peers III .villnlny. have Invariably
only aim wus the elevation OF mankind, III
which view of tile case. they were In ono
sense OF tho word strictly correct.
rfosGeating,Att9}rnSy Came@TGn @ theEef9yo f;
tcrtlny. asked that special venire Of twelve
men be obtained for the tria! Of tho cuse.
Tho yentro was placed III THO hands OF Police
officer Gaylord, to which, Ynttaw's attorney,
Mr. Mitchell, h objected, claiming that tnfy
stable woult! not he q lcgql one. Justice
Summerileltl, however, ruled that police.
man eoulsl serve the vcntrc, md stnted that
II was about time the question w'!s settled
d respectable Jury. Twelve reputable cit-
zens were found, and tho llearlng for dis
orderly conduct proceeded, flo complain
ting witness, Col. Baldwin, testified to the
respectable ladies' and gentlemen on the
Lnke-Front, and his statement wns fully cor
roborAted. YnttnW's counsel made lesper-
ata effort for acqulttnl, but tho Jury, after BE-
verdict Of guilty and assC8sed the flMe ut SB5
Ynttnw Enve bond, md appealed tic case.
Three otller cnses are pending ngnlnst the
pu1i,boat proprietor. QUO for disortIerly COLI
act and %s for ssnH hHhsp %tont
ut 10 a. IN.
ALLEGED CONFIDENCE GAME.
Some weeks stuco Jucob Unrris, 'alias, NJ.
Morris, arrived in Chicago and Immediately
began to manipulate things with the view Of
raising tho wind. BY virtue of;a good pres
ence md glib and persuasive tongue he
readily Sormed himself into the confidence
Of several business firms, and, having found
what llo concluded was falr field, began, 1t
is alleged, n systematic course Of frautulent
MISREPRESENTATION. lie first secured $500
worth Of millinery goods from Q. r.
2slea Me!tH Co., s1Sa1 which c IL oI9 991ere1 bs4 for;
he pretended to b. located In business.
Ntassrs. Keith s. Co.. however, became
ainr1mcd, and investigated tho fellows bstsi-
ness. After considerable trouble they sue
iiarrIs Il th%en % eoi,ciade Sf to keep Shady for a
again try Its lla1ltl. This time he prncticcd
on Lowentl'al, Kaufman 1 Co., dealers in to,
bacco asdl smokers articles. He represented
Nathnn, OF Lcadyl1le, ai!d succeeded III ne
gotiatlnig for 4 bill Of tobaeco aud smokers
supplies aggrogatinE $500. II part pay
nent le drew = draft on mythlc9?l father In
hs% naafSn aa tSsnSS% u ~ sercpscy x5,s N ex
IL its name he told some specions story
which aroused the susp'ci1l.s OF tho firm. a
telegram to New York demonstrated TINT
,uorn Mt nrca tukau n hnr hin, III fhn mann
, 1880-08-13
A SPECIAL TRAIN

ASPEclAt TRAIN ~
will lcavo tho Contta' depot, via C.. d. ko.R.n
Mt Ill: At p. IN. ovory ovennx, from Aug. ID tn .,
Inclusive. nt1d run through to A,tr1,r1,, ~
, 1880-08-13

r, a, lToIflnRnn, Jr, viii tlc[Iyor An orutlou IN
tho Gruyo Monday afternoon,
Au4n ,,oo orcatoa uroot havoo shortly ot,o-
o'clock iast r., orsning o ny Fanning THROUGH tho
ropn.oug 't ,'a,S "a ~ eass oy lam!
htreet e,G hlonH HohaGla Same " aust ~ hG
Xxx. .y; ,n. ~ g'0 Saase, 1n% naoo HFeI tnar
G"rnntt waa aa I'LL ~ na r. ~ snn pd ~ 0.
1 GU iEom nnaer eiaoRnk andor "hcn u took
51ttuEo. Feana s1 Z. hHzc1eK. ~ y9nia o. ass WIS
s .1 ~ 1io a.Ens "snt 1ust Atnvu tAV niouWt
1lu .;a9 nusI.as ysno.s @ ~ ~rnoso Maues coniu not
s ~ Msees'a'neo wese u'11ch aoout tho logs ano
ae3ns ntar In tho ovon,rp 1ob,, xo,,o. =. n, n,
, 1880-08-16
A Miners Luck.

MOUNT VERNON, o., July IA case
coinciding with the romantic incidents
narrated in the story of Enoch Arden
has been brought to light in this coun-
try. Although the parties most interest
ed have tried to keep the matter quiet,
yet your correspondent has cleaned the
facts of the case, which are AS follows
In the month of February, 1854, Madison
Robeson married Miss Hattie J. White
of Howard township, this county, and
lived happily with her for five years.
During the gold mining excitement Of
1859 Roheson got the " fever" and LETT
for the West to seek his fortune, his OIL
.ective point being Pixies Peak. At first
he wrote at regular intervals long and
interesting letters, giving glowing dc
scriptiens of the country and his pros
poets; then his letters came less frequent
ly and finally ceased to come at all. Years
rolled by and nothing was heard of the
derelict husband or his Whereabouts.
HIS family concluded that h. was dead :.
and had either met with some mining
, 1880-08-16
PENSIONS FOR OLD AND LATE WARS

Have greater facility to obtain and collect
these claims than any other on the coast, hav-
ing all the blanks, laws and late rulings ofthe
Pension Office in hand.
INDIAN WARCLAINIS, BOUNTIES, PRIZE
MONEY, ARE AIRS OF PAY, TRAVEL
PAY AND ALL CLAIMS AGAIN T
THE UNITED STATES, SCATES AND
TERRITORIAL GOVERNMENTS COL
LECTED,
sW- Letters of inquiry must contain postage
stamps for reply and address ALBERT NJ
SNYDER, Seattle, W. I.
OGce-Mill Street, next Post Office.
Refers to Delegate 7. H. Brcnts of W. T.,
Senators l.. F. Grover, JAS. II. Sister and
Representative John Whiteaker OF Oregon.
, 1880-08-16
Soldiers Additional Homesteads.

Every soldier, sailor or marine who served
for not less than 80 days in the Army or Navy
of the Uuted States during the recent rebel
Hon" and who was honorably discharged, if
Ire has entered less than 100 acres of ,and un-
der the provisions of the home tead law, is
entitled to a certificate from the General
Land Office, recognizing the right of the par
ty to make additional entry to make up the
full 100 acres. These claims are assignable
by the use of two powers of attorney, and can
be located on any surveyed land that is sub
jeet to original Homestead entry. That is,
any surveyed land, whether 81. ) or $3.50
land that is not mineral Land. The right at
taches, without settlement or improvement,
at once ON filing the scrip in any district land
office, to the exclusion of any subsequent
claim under any law. l have tue official
blanks furnish ed by the Government ard can
obtain them ut short notice. Orders for Ger
titicates already issued taken by me, and can
be furnished on depo-it of money at the fol-
lowing rates; l2O acrc-peces, So IS per acre;
SO-acre pieces 50: Is per acre: 40 acre piece,
"a: SO per acre,
, 1880-08-16

accident or bad fallen victim 70 the
vengeance of the red man. Then Phil p
Ray put in an appearance and sought
Mrs. Robeson's hand in marriage. She
finally consented, and after lapse of
fourteen years from thc time her husband
left, was married to Philander NARROW,
and left with her new husband and her
children for Iowa, where they purchased
small farm near Decorah and took up
their residence there Her second hus-
band died two years after their removal
to Iowa. Her sons have crown to man.
hood one of them is married, and with
his mother is still living on their little
farm near Decorah A few days ago
stranger arrived in this place, who prov
ed, Enoch Arden like, to be the long~lost
Robeson From his brother>in-law, j.
H. Mliless, business man here, he learn
ed the Whereabouts Of his wife and her
second marriage. Robson tells IA ronan-
tic story OF his wanderings and advent>
ures. and oi his luck and i'll luck. He
says that alter leaving this country be
went directly 20 the Pixies Peak country
and engaged in mining there, but after
short stay there lett for California, There
he was not successful and lett for British
Columbia, but in a short time returned to
California From there he went to New
Zealand with mining chum, but meet
ing with bad luck, again returned to Cali
1O,nIa. " hen he arrived IN San Francis
Co he found letter there fer him from a
10 Australia. lie acce,,ed 10 the requests
OF his old cnum ami lett tor Australia,
successful and accumulated several thou
sand dollars. He then determined to
return to his country and to his family.
Arriving L. California he was led into
unfortunate sp,cula,lous and lost all the
hobSN bC bdNNSi III AuSllailh. liz
then reIurned 10 mining, and worked ior
seven years III the mines in Nevada, Ida
ho an" Wyoming. Two years ago, when
The Leauvllie mining excitement broke
out lie lett i"r that place and located and
Worke.t what proved to be rich claims.
H. now owns twenty residences in that
city and runs large hotel and livery
stable, and is worth 100000. He claims
that he wrote several letters home, but
received no,answers, and concluding tha-
his family was either dead or LETT the
country, he ceased writing He left yes
terday tor Iowa to see his family, make
atonemeEt Tor his conduct, and have them
rejoin him and enjoy the luxuries attends
ant upon his large fortune Clereland
Herald