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Morning journal and courier., 1880-12-14
THE FIRE RECORD.

A Large Factory i'm Flames-Firemen
 Buried Under Falling Walls.
 ERIE, Pa, Dec. 13.-The Keystone wiring CT and washing machine factory, T. T. Adams Go. proprietors, was entirely destroyed by fire tonight. As one of the walls fell in it buried beneath four firemen, instantly killing George Smith, fatally injuring Charles Schu- gardt and infiieting painful injuries upon the persons of Assistant Chief Corkey, Adam Hemer and George Brobender. The loss can not be short of $1OO, 900, and the insurance is $53, 800. Three hundred men are thrown out of employment. The tools belonging to one hundred men, and valued at $20 set, were lost. The origin of the fire is not known, but is supposed to have been sponta- neoug combustion
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Real Gstate.

FOIG IOTLNI, JhEas A HOUSE, well located just re papered, sVii painted inside and out, large yard, &c. Also EH.lL Tenement lately refitted, Gofe and Sperry streets. Apply at office of
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TELEGRAPHIC JOTTINGs.

Charges having been made of mismanage- ment and suffering in the Connemara colony, Governor Pillsbury of Minnesota has sent a committee headed by Bishop Ireland to in vestigate. Dillon o'Brien says great diff culty was experienced in getting the colonists to prepare for cold weather, but the accounts of suffering are greatly exaggerated, as the $5, GOO donated by Irishmen of Minnesota has been judiciously expended, $1, 600 in bring ing them from Boston, $2,OO0 for their houses, fuel and domestic utensils, while large quantities of flour, meal, potatoes, etc, have been provided for them through the exertions of Bishop Ireland
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New York Produce Market.
 NEW YORK, Dec 13 FLOUR-Dull and easier Southern four quiet and unchanged inferior to very choice shipping extras s 00a6 75.
 WHEAT-Moderately active but weak and 1a1 1<c lower. Spot sales of No. red winter at S1 201Ia 221% No. white, $1 19ka1 2014, and No spring at $1 20.
 CORN Weak Spot sales No. at 5s24a591E, and steamer at 5S
 oATs-Quiet; spot sales of No. white at 49 No. 2 do. at 453 No mixed at 45 No do at 4415a445s and No. Chicago at 44k.
 RYE-In fair demand No. at 9sa9szs BARLEY-Nominal
 PoRK-In moderate demand. Ordinary mess for early delivery SIS T5.
 LARD-Fairly active. Spot sales western steam at $8 50, and city do. at $8 80.
 BEEF AND CUT TMEATS-Unchan9ed WHISKY-Du1l and nominal
 SPOT COTTON-DulL Mid1ands, 11z5 futures barely steady.
 PETRoLEUM-Was inactive and prices firm crude in barrels 6a7; naphtha in barrels 10S refined in barrels cargo lots 1O9l, and certificates at 9056 BUTTER-Creamery fancy, at 36a37 1; 33a35 for do. good do. fair 30a33 State dairies, choice, at 2sc; do good at 25a26 State firkns choice, at 26 do. fair to prime at 23a25 State pails and tubs, fine, 31a32 do. good at 2Sa30.
Morning journal and courier., 1880-12-14

Rotterdan-sa Sailed. the w A, schotten for New York
 Antwerp Sailed, the Iceland for Philadel- phia.
 Hull-Sailed, the Sorrento for New York. London-Sailed, the Canada for New York. Bremen-Sailed, the Rhein for New York. HavreLSailed, the Ferdinand de Lesseps for New York.
 Glasgow--Arrived, the State of Indiana from New York
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OhiO.

Sherman the Choice for Senator.
 CINCINNATI, Dec. 13.-The G0sette will by tomorrow have published six hundred inter views with prominent Republicans in every locality in the State upon their choice for United States Senator. The result is as fol- lows: For Sherman 431, Foster 99, Matthews 46, West %, the remainder being scattering. .
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Houses for Sale or Lease.
d4 L. k. COMSTOCE
For Sale in Milford, Conn.,,

For Sale in Milford, Conn.,,
 kA THE late Residence of John B. Brockett, de- Nsa ceased, with four acres of land, well stocked Mall with large variety of apple. pear, and other fruit trees. The house Is large, with conservatory, furnace, rangc bathroom hot and cold water in all the rooms sewer from the house to the river; plumb ing thorough and safe; house and stables lighted with gas is within five minutes walk of the N. Y. N H. R. R. station. For further particulars inquire of HENRY D. WHITE or CdAS. A. WHITE
 d3 If 69 Church Street. New Haven. Conn.
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WANTED.

1nAA MEN and Women at H. A. SAN EUOO FoRDS to buy Meats and Provisions He is still selling very low Hams 11c per b. Shoul iers Sc: Rib and Sausage at 9c Turkeys l6c: Chick ens l5c All kinds of Meats and Groceries at low pri ees for cash Remember the number,
 d1tf 93 BROADWAY.
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SarsffeId Guard, Attention. MI evening at ESQ 0~-0--0-'- -''' '-'-N Per order J. J. KENNEDY. d14 1tH SeeretaTv
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ROARn AND ROOMS

,EAAs gentleman and wife or single ladies and N iiI gentlemen find pleasant rooms with or
 sV without board, in private family where there are no one but gentleman and wife, in unusually d14 4th This Office.
Morning journal and courier., 1880-12-14

For Sale or Exchange, {EEGa HOUSE and lot centrally located. Will ex- fziiiI change for city property. @l..N E. L. BASSETT dl4 303 Chapel street Room 15
Morning journal and courier., 1880-12-14

{Sffs=s VERY pleasant tenement of four or five RSiii rooms to rent low to good tenant. Inquire klt:ll on the premises, 69 SPRING STREET dl4 3t+
Morning journal and courier., 1880-12-14
Old FOgy Dealers

SAY they will keep their Flour and Coal rather 0 than sell so cheap Hughes does. All right that suits me exactly. Keep your flour and coal old boys; prefer to sell CHEAP FOR CAsH
 offer Flour at $1 a barrel below the retail price.
 And the Best Lehfgh Coal cheaper than any dealer in the State. During these times it is every duty to buy of the dealer that sells the best goods cheap.
 Quaker Dairy Butter, lbs. for $I. We sell 900 pounds a week.
 George w. HI. Hughes, INDEPENDENT DEALER.
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Boar0 ait0 Roon1s.
EnR RENT

FOR RENT,
 SeAa. LARGE nicely furnished Room for gentle EEgssiiII d9 6ts s5 OLIVE STREET. Furnished Rooms With Board. saA4 A PLEASANT and desirable suite of Rooms Es.,I in quiet neighborhood location central the Eiiil rooms large and sunny; terms moderate. For particulars call at 529 CHAPEL STREET, dstf Corner of Park.
 Furnished Room to Kent, keA. WITH or without board within 15 minutes ::.sH walk of the postofce; to the right party will kziiI be rented very low.
 MERWIN'S REAL ESTATE OFFICE. d8 237 Chapel Street.
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Roard Inf AJdarDoaD

Board of Aldermen, ETNo the Sheriff of the City of New Haven Greeting 1 You are hereby required to warn the Board oi Aldermen of said city to meet the Chamber of the Board in said city, Tuesday, the 14th day of Dec 18sO at 71 o'clock p. m.
 Given under my hand this 18th day of Dec 1ssO
 HOBART B. BIGELOW, Mayor The foregoing is true copy of the original war rant. Attest THOS C HOLLIS Ql4 It itES
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WANTEn

WANTED EXNo buy, lot of second hand Furniture andCar- 1 pets. Highest cash price paid Orders by mai promptly attended to, at
 o2O 2S CHURCH ST. WANTED, A MAN Of good address, energetic and trust A worthy. Particulars as to duties, salary etc., will be furnished upon application. which must not be later than 10 8. m., to o9tf FRANCIS VANCE IA Crown Street WANTED, 2,OOO CLOTHES WRINGERS 10 repair. 6NARPET Sweepers, Putting Machines, ,Richardson's V Original Little Washer The Excelsior and Well
 come Bench Wringers Wrngers of all kinds sold for
 cash, or on weekly instalments, at the Basket and
 House Furnishing Store of GEORGE D. LAMB, the
 Wringer Man, 199 Chapel street. Call and the large
 variety Of Beautiful Granite ana Iron Ware Tea and
 Coffee Pots mas d&w
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SITUATION WANTED

A LOAN of S20,000 at per cent. on first-class "A city property, centrally located and valued at s80, 900 to S100,000 Address BOX 1263
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MARINE LIST,
&& PORT OF NEW HAVEN.

ARRIvED-DECE8dBER Is. Sch Charles More, Robinson, Georgetown coal tc Y, N & H RR. Sch H Bridges, Bangor, lumber. Sch Chas Eaton, Calais lum Der.
Morning journal and courier., 1880-12-14
WAN TED.

PURCHASERS for Autograph, Photograph and U Scrap Albums at nearly half price. Standard Holiday Books GAY BROTHERS,
 194 Chapel Street.
 Next to Dorman's, Q2 Below ha
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TO RENT

sRs=A The House No. IS Gill street, just finished. Hhssiisa consisting of nine rooms. All modern inn- EHiI provements. gas water. bath room, water closet, c. Also the lower part of No. 16 Gill street. consisting of six rooms gas and water nice garden. Inquire of JACOB HELLER,
 nl5 l Yale Bank Building.
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TNads.
SITUATION WANTED-

SAA OfA4ION w IAN NIV9
 RY respectable woman to do general houseworI 1p in small family. Is competent to do good plain cooking, and is good washer and ironer. Good ref erence. Apply at NO. 60 GRAND STREET.
 dl4 It. First floor
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WANTED.

RY competent woman, who is good washer and ID ironer, work by the day. Will go out or take work at her own home Inquire at
 d14 1ts 2fn HANIIIFON STREET
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WANTED,

WANTED, FWNWO shrst-class heavy body makers at William 1 Johnston's. NO. Il HAMILTON STREET.
Morning journal and courier., 1880-12-14
MINIATURE ALMANAC.
ocal Weather Report.

DECEMBER IA. sUNsRrsEs, 71s MooN SETS, HIGH WATER, SUN sErs, 4s1 6.ss 2. m s.so a. m.
Morning journal and courier., 1880-12-14
WANTEn
WANTED.

A GIRL to do general housework in small fam. A. fly; good cook, washer and ironer required Good city references must be given. Apply between the hours of and 12 this morning at
 d14 It 282 ORANGE STREET
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HOTTSR FOR. SAT,E

 &@A Central location, in good neighborhood; large k'l lot with good barn. Can be bought for $1 GOO EI than it is worth price $6 6,00O A, ,OD0 remain mortgage if desired
 Geo. A. Isbell, Office TOdd's Block GOT. State and Elm.
Morning journal and courier., 1880-12-14

DY an erperient ed Grocery Clerk, situation in a AD grocery store. Good city references.
 Address F. E. C.. Box l.042 P o. df4 1t
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EOR. SALE.

kA The fine residence of the late Samuel Russell,
 E%ss,,H of Park and George streets only five
 &4lI minutes walk from the postofice. The house large and modern style, with all the conveniences usually found in strictly firstclass house. Lot 159 feet on Park street, 220 feet George street, ming through to Spruce street. The grounds are stocked with trees and vines bearing the choicest rieties of fruit in great abundance The house with 75 feet on Park street running through to Spruce street, including barn, will be sold separate de- sired. Apply to E. BLACkMAN,
 nI5 York st., Chapel st., New Haven.
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FOR SALE.

heAa, A HOUSE with nine rooms and 35 feet front , on State street at Cedar Hill for $2 600. Also iI House with 85 feet front State street in same vicinity for sale for s, 600. Inquire at
 nIO ROOM g. 69 CHURCH STREET
 FOR RENT.
 kaa THE four story brick block House No 1888 ,1 Temple street, heated by steam, for rent at S3S EisI ner month II. H. BUENELL, 13 If 216 Chapel Street.
Morning journal and courier., 1880-12-14

EWNO do general housework in a private fam I Good reference. Inquire at
 d14 It NO 23 HAIIOCK STREET
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Maj. Temp. 4s Min. Tenn, g.; Total Rainfall ol Melted Snow nches and 1O0ths) 02 Max. velocity oi wind miles per hour.
 J. H. SHERMAN, Observer,
 SerRt. Signal Corps, U. 8. Army.
Morning journal and courier., 1880-12-14

SpeClb1 IuCOT11Ss " DUNG MEN prepared to work can be rapidly and H carefully fitted for Yale by a and sensible method by successful teacher and former Yale ex- aminer. Fine chance for eager to enter in 1881 also for conditioned men. Highest references fur nished. Address
 5t# O R0y AKA
, 1880-11-16

Tho .1lltlun nrfso, md anld na follnws: cnl!ct
md w,,s re,:"ivcd very ki'Sly; After s",ne t..n:
WIS genuine, 10 which in replied TINT, hating
thu utmost estn'ltlnn.n IN mo M u Hpli',i RE-
%!' H. s,s, h. st w1 IL ,vf,' f"y; ts q d,cr II M % t.
knnw lint tho best w,i,lt III !aw T. to deny well,
VII viii 'n1, ie exceptta'' :; t s'i 81 i 4 Tic c";;
rariv e ~ th's sti!ttry ~ ltn :.rs!lS lmp.
pet.iatou IT pnwrr forever. This WIS the' OH
ihut Mr. iinycs vriol t,o chi ucSo s.lil w.a timi
T. wtt,l,l 0yGrthf,,w TIM Republican, pulley. This
iasa sHts!|e ~ prosont' aft9r yhh 1sy 'ii'.
':slf ,iRs G'n " II. 1,nrnhl Il Il wySr s II Nsw
ih'ln'lephin q. md II !'rs'.,,iAsnt lGn'.nr IT
ynr uni inan nf prominence. am personally
acquainted with both Ren,'sw%sn; !. e :, r,x,,,
"chf1sn sH'na i'sas!sa GS"ty n Executive Committee OF
Tng lrk,, E"gs nlas: NJ "Nr ogxhs9a
nni It Is ~ bc he,l t1lat l,t y mt ,p,orlns,t
icsirc to sHy ihat every slutetr1,t cputn!ilttl
tcr!y falsn mil Without any f1,tmintiot, n fnnt.
.nt,Itcniinr fru,n him IN any subject. sLten his
nointnnt!on for tho Presidency. No siIct itEct.
tIiK ur conversation As uEsErfc1 III tht hftlGlc
,ouk pInce ut any ttnle Tho stury Is rlrn iic-
tiDn a,lt1 w!ckG,! faHelhn In every particular.
tInn by I,r,nt'crattc lnl,- -slInucrs M lust ,ies.
rerate cfurt to a!l = rltiae alsrady cnrscd .'
s"ry, ,,, 1t its 'in FLEA il IA .ruo, t,ny 6cr s.
| ciont evidence to most men Of ats Inherent
fnsohood, but got II might decoiyo Et'''1u Ulte
| j. II. 1lAitNtiitt~
| .ttThis fabrication was printed !n the Chtcngo
Nc1es and other "tNlcye1nlent" n!lsl belns'-
crAtiu newspapers. VIII they hayo tho deccncy
| TO CORRECT tlY-En.1
, 1880-11-16
THE VIADUCT TRAGEDY.
Trial Of Hugh Kinney for tho NInn.
xlnugllter Of TilnlltnH CalalItcll.

Trial Of Hugh EklnnOy for tho NInu-
.1.ualttpr nG fItlsnfltns f,.,,n,,t,eIl
r,'. ..;sl ~ itn,,n Tlr,c,, t,I,tnt r,r
ao 'F' ~. t.t,,,,, w. ,,,s,r. ;r ~,,a ~.
bull, on tho eoth of August, by throw.
,s, ." ',.,.,,,, IT, tho f,r,,ric"I rs,rt ynatnr'
WIS ueH"t ~ u m., .a.. sutt , soa.s.
day afternoon. I.'n .res. LOU IN tne ese:
WIS procured wthlu htl our, A1u utter opening
statements by tho NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Status
Attorney Inuha,n reuresot,tnr tho prople md
..eoIWe2 u"''e .t naa,sa1 -tta Itnasn. ,''..,
Ml. ufppoha 'ao aeeuseo'"1ao "s.ueseso "o'o
cNllcl.
Policeman, John Wtcclor testified that ho first
aov fnm,,,u,ll lyjns o, the rn,lroud tr,ck under
tuo V'at1orn' hlonxsa1 " ~ Nosea a.na n'l! lle
was Un canal street, and, about 8siD In tho ovcn-
Iuv. hcuri1,g soule ono cry out "Ohl
iii Ohr In ran down In Tim
out ~ .sa,.,.,. ,,n~, t.na ,'e,,, 49,.
Fhl4roau tr"oks; tn1n1t'A ~. ~ uua Seot. tun
over. Campbell svna lyluK On tno tracks iliscn.
slblo, but K1ulD!ng. llv was nh1ut ninety feet
Wlticss plckcl him ~, aHt!, Wlt Mr. Anasei!.
carried EiItn up tho slurs llo thuro ,net Mnrk
and lIakor. wa turned kiul'uy0yGr to MN, tlsoy
asnsd Ktnncy Whit ho .hnd Geen .oing iierc.
4ntl i,o replied thut hu liutln't been thert When
asked whit ho WIS t!0l!lH. no sAa aN0thlnK.'
holne bystander nMl.u ruslnrk nhttat bi!,ot hu.
lux On kiilUcy's rur, WItnesN taked wliut that
imcaut, Kn,iey aiiswcrutl: VT tlu,,'t ln,!kp Mny
tIYerence; you'll tiul otlt sooIl cHu'IRh.' Kill
nDy hIttl bcoll drinking. lle was not drunk ur
sooor, but c1slsInrAuly txetotl. Ca'npoeA u1ea
| NJ tho Hospital tho next t!sty. ,.,.,,,-
In tsla cross, Witness sWssl he had t9lk with
, 1880-11-16

About 100000 Lost by an Indiana
Tnx.Smle IEuyor Who VIVA Not Cnrcs
3. fnl EnOugA In Making His PHr-
ChnAek.1s
Special Dtspateh'to The Chicago Tribune.
LAFAYETTE, Ind. Nov. l5.-ln the Circuit
Court this forenoon, Judge Vinton delivered
IL cnrefulIy.prcpared 0pinIun III the tax-sao
case reported ils yesterdays paper. Tho suit
WAS to set aside TIC SNle BY tic City and
County Truasurers, for unpaid taxes, OF
lands belonging TO Mrs. Mary a. Peter. Tho
grounds OF ilEega!lty alleged were, first, Ill
dcilnlt and insufficient description Of lMld III
assessment, notice Of sale, and IN safe; scc-
ond, tint the owner Of lalll MI tito tItla had
abundance of personally fl tho county ont
, Of which the Ss,s INK o,. sht xanqsS nas9 ls tat
tho purchase money mil interest llaa been
rendered to purchaser, MID also to tho 'Crels-
Urers Of the city miu equity, Alit1 the tenuer
WIS kept gool by trlngnS the MONEY o Int 9o
purchaser. ull Th6 Court, therefore, hsld tilo
snla Invalid, mil lcereGl TINT tho certificate
Of purchase be declared void. 'Fhe right IT
purchaser nt q tnN-snl0 {nbuut wficl. there
Was not passed upon or mt affected by this
decision. Wl,nt nlakes tho eAso 1t n'rttetllAr
Interest Is tllAt 1t WIS test Alit, there being
lMally others wttn llteml to tight Mr.. L0cke's
purchases Of tlleIr homes ut tux sale.
Eptctui Uispateh to Ths Chteuqo 1tibuns.
1SplASArol.ta, lnl,, Nov. 15.-JudEe
tic sniu Of lands IN 'Tfppecastoo, County md
ti.ercnf to josiah l.nckc, ot Fletcher Il Co.,
was void. The c.lse Iii which tl,o decision
WIS rendered wns that OF. Mary Peters Va.
Josiah Locke, Involving the title to .nboat
Slul,00O wurth Of property. Tic sale way
description, because the. plaintiff llal per.
sui,ul property out Of, which the, taxes coIs'l
l.ayo bcc1i riatlc, mud bccauso tho property
was advertised for three weeks only Instead
Of fur. Mr. Locke will appeal to tho ssl'
prelne Court,
, 1880-11-16
ANOTHER DEMOCRATIC LIE.
Tho story Attributed ia Judge IEaru~
hill, Of Ohio, Denounced by ldlnt as u
IfAlteN00u Out OF Whole Cloth.

Tho story Attributed t0 Judge IEnrN~
hill, Of Ohio, Denounced by lalni as u
lfAlteh00u Out Of Whole Cloth.
Ciert'anA tU3 NrraEd, Nor. III
1low low tho Democratic leaders descended In
prosecuting their campaign Of vlturerNtI0n,
perjury, ulld forgery Will hover 10 lsnown. Thu
concactors and nbettors of tho forged Chtn0sp
lcttcr Bcllc.nn to bring tllshonor tlpon Con, OAr.
Hold mid in1nro Ills chnhcra Of cscctlnn found
worthy jMitators nnl coltJutDrs III mAny pArta
Of tito country alsloNg nun fr6En wllnns such
work wns not expected. Onu txu1nrlo comcs
to MS from Nowurk, y. 4 llttlU newspaper thero
published OIL Monday, Nov. l. tho pretended dis
Vatch quoted below III Judge lhlrnhii's lottur
Of denial. Yhht gentleman wRs ilut{!led ut tho
publication, md he consrAtlIetctl 1t promptly by
dtsputrh tho samo day. Notwithstanding tho tlI.
nnl Aud In spite of tho lalpas,lu evttleIco oe
tho lying character Of tho nrticle. tho ,nl'l-
singers on tho Noploerattu Co,t1uItteo for Lick.
ng County tolegr,phetl 1t to Chairtt,an llar'alim,
who promptly furnished 1t for publication. Tho
tlBIu md tho tlatu Ut thu dispatch wcro oilt.
pulls il. Nrw i'hiinieiphta thu. istpnl'sra,,s,
s,Sa SoEy Gf th!s re;i,,ce! t,fKety. Y,.t; aTt
s ,4sre ~ h A9 i,Sl'Gs t, W. "rS % r,. IL
ill, Who dceus It ta,si even ut this lain ny !"
luaku M uxl!iult lenl;,l q ths stnry a,d to .l
mud. l.sllHHet3 Nil1 rOrHBrsi
tsltor VI u.e Jtn.id: < friSn has sr,lt is,u fr,u
Now York tlle following ArtlcU cut froll tho
brooklyn Eay'c Ut Nov.s:
| cyan AHEAD t,t' THE CftSESE hETTE1t,
! "EEwAnE, o.. Oct. y, 1sh}-il:la +. M.-in
tm T. thrMn s Ma'ImM e ;hd ss,,s x,s
received heso Ut : 6'clck this n'orI''l'5, autl j.
~ S;l. i.pH'a u III .;s E; ssa @ q. e. 'ss s''9sil"4 IL
fur uhtlll nf thu 4!,f!asu nttnr. IN lust TAirs'
, 1880-11-16
.TIIN COURTS.

THE VALENTINE SCRIP CASE.
Urged probably by tho proposed snlc Of tho
Lake. Trout To lilo railron, companies, Marie A..
an,l r. II. Valentino yesterday begun suits in
uicctninnt ngainst Tho city to receiver tho lnnd
coverutl by whit Is known US Tho FaIontine scrip.
Tho former clntms t!tlo to !: Ssi.l.Uo acrcs in
wI,nt wuul,l i,u II lnti ont an ntdIttOn fr.le-
tIo1inI Sec. 10, T. a. N. X. II, lnl fixes ht,r nn
,lgca nj sltM,0O +. II. Valentine cta!nis y. lU0
ncres in tho Balne section, and calls for $5o.OU
tnmuuc4,
, 1880-11-16

tir,,,lUtts A,Ii ~ v,iI fhn,
q! If pars no 'lirJ XIII h! f"a fa,I ,n f,'ii,, 4
now sidewalk wil,i, liz, Iirtrrt ,rays ~ s,,,,,ui'
tfc,, tnp fiy ,r,M1ri ~ II" I,,r,1ti n - ~ pt
Wurks. shnii sn,sn Il new si,I,:wn,K to i. iu,Iit Mt
once. md, M aon ~ ftnta,,n,I "xs.ss,nn,,f urns
c;Iy,l,us rnni IN. i,si,,,lnl ,,,st ~" 1,nr,@,. XXX
l.ig owners Iur In r,ttrI. ,st. lncj,inw ssiss
n,pnt churprs, cuilrt casts. ,Iynri Isit,v, c,G.
% Let tho E,tv i;t,tlt.it MI nm,r snr fl fI,nh
Of *inI Ia Ia iIs, IN m,i1,itt,r sIt{niks ,vnu
uuftra fhil Il, ,i, ~, itrr ns na ,.i,t tt,tlj
;stt sui f,imi NJ ~ l', r,,mrss IL c"t,m,a,sv %
by tic cnieutini1s tIlcr a,I,l nsscsstlr,lis.
irlfryr tiu s,,cfi Il rru,i1utInn viii work st,o.
q ~! n tio ntssesl q n Eesons y keep
, 1880-11-16
JUDGEMENTS.

SUPERIOR -CosfEsst sstoSs-Jcsso Arnold
ct nj v. Ebcnczur and Thomns W. Holmes
y snInr H.;iSi6l-iintriptto l}uilf,lss I. Ueoruo
Ecneilcr, 17I.
ClNctt1T COu1tT-lUndE ltOaEnH-E. u. Stevens
v. tho First Christian Church Ut EhiCagO, vgr-
lliot $Jy9d, arla 1M0tlon for ntw trial.
, 1880-11-16
RONDS APPROVED,

Special Dltpatth 70 ,Ths Ch1faaa Tribune.
GENEVA, ILL.,, Nov. l5,-Tho official bonds
at Circuit Clvrk-elect Z. i. Daaton and
Stato's-Attornuy-elect T. 4. Ryan have been
approved by Judge llanstc;al, Ut tho County
Court. Duttnu's bond for Si0,oo0 h insured
BY Z. ". :l'rAsk. of Anrora; liya'i's bond,
fir 5000, Il ass.rct! BY MessrTs;; W. Y, is4fSy'
Charles. Tile bo,!.l Of Shcrill-elcct Carlllil IL
III thu Hutll Of St0,Q00.
, 1880-11-16
lI'ltHISs

Judge Hlolgott announces TINT no contested
1notions will 10 heard by him In tho Circuit Court
until utter tho discharge Of tho prcsont Jury In
tho District Court.
Tho Seymour habens corpus case cou,ca up be-
fore Judge InrHuln tU-uny.
, 1880-11-16

hIansI .,a m4. tnally persons havc boon Slightly
ta f1r ~ 1,aiaets nthets seriously, who ,ssu nlado n9
hIpk - 'unainates. In Wow Of lhHsu tHcta
!nprqyt,mAn,s u tue presutit system and nu
t4ss hsnscss,,1taA n1taA u greatly Meet.yd. there-
AsFu,ateI - suggest tho following, to 10 in-
ii WHY, oy oFd!nMlico: -.
~ shs,r si3uwulssM 81 IN s Srul1pi ani t @ saIslac.
1aay BAall lv llahls 70 build Y new
, 1880-11-16

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exeI,nnae. canh advances insds.
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, 1880-11-16

tUENTs WANTEl--rllE HEsr.sEI.llNt All.
!Iso ~ tas pn!ssd statas aaiys % u ssnt5sasn \. 4
uullIs and stnE4p tyr s..upv ana pAftlcuIart; ~.
, 1880-11-16
TAX-SALES.

About 100000 Lost by an Inlinnn
Tnx.Smle Isuyor Who VIVA Not Curcs
. ful Enough In Making His " I'ur-
, 1880-11-16

AMOUNT appropriated in 1871
Judgments rullloreA ln
l.ss.o....,.............,,.. ,,fl3,1s3
AI,nIunt ~ ordered paid by Coun- ...--
aAs!naan!' !'S.!:... >; -. .,..:..: l.5o-sls,4ls
tus ~. Judgments rclItIcretl liz
Ano,,.,:;;...;....: ......, ...."., 7A76
Gts9allt sts u nr1orcl paid by Collr-
u AM,M',iI Amtn ~ ........,..,.., a0- 1915
~ Judgments rendered in
=, "s!3tSni at ;.t orlrrrsl paifi is Coun" '''' .
iAmam,nt! !s.s.. .......;........",., IT'D l8.0sl
iof ns1, judsmeiits rendered.
A1, A%'os to sluy il, lssp. ,....... Al0O
fuaHt ~ appropriated, III 1850
r it, Judgments rendered
iAMtnse Hse 5tay II, 1870 ....,...,,. 0,71S
I:Uuns sn,.,ts q ordered pltii ~ Elty
~'oaell ln loSa.....,......... lW-$1a.07a
, 1880-11-16

4 Il Ih3iE MlTCitEl.ttA. tn KAsT WAbI[1H1:
~ ton-s lntses OF all Kinds tarf!A2es buwvlek, and
harness. nuw aud Rsc at low prics1, or will
exchange, cpAh aiIsuncrA 1nA1H.