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EXTENSIVE THEFTS DLSCOTERED

The firm Of J. H. HollingswOrth IL Co.,
dealers in lace at No. $50 Broadway was
for years robbed by thieves whose depredatlons
made serious inroads upon their stock but secretly
was their operation conducted that all effort at finding
ont the criminals failed. Recently Mr. Hollings-
worth reported his losses TO Captain Kealey Of the
Fourteenth Precinct. and Romdsman HetIey was
detailed 10 find the thief. His suspicion fell
on John n Dirks n clerk, nineteen years old,
who had been employed in the store i've years. He
watched him carefully, and yesterday fol-
lowed him when ne lerr the store with bundle
TO a disordery house IN Wooster-st. There he f1und
the vouug man while he showing 10 two women a
quantity OF stolen laces. Drks admitted that
he had robbed his employers for years,
and In the house were fOund many valuable
GOOD. which ne had given tn the inmates. The
two women Emma Geban and Catharine Walsh, were
arrested As receivers Of the stolen goods. The total
amount Of Dirxs's theft will probably reach many thou
sapd dOllars.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-07-11
DIED.

BIBBY-On July $50 az his home Paterson ~ J., Will
lam Henry Esmble Bibby, aged IS Years -.
Funeral viii be held at ST. P1uls bpisc0pa Cheh
Paterson. MOnday. July IL at 1870 y m.
Prteuds are invited to attend without invitation.
NEWToN-Lucas Vanderveer Newton. 81. d.. bOsn febru-
airy -, 1909, died July 10. 800. . -. 49,.
Fuuera Tsity chapel Monday the l2h inst
at O'Clock .. m.
ROBINsON-On Friday July 9 Emeriue C.. daughter o.
William Isabel EObiEsVn, aged years, months ~
DAYS. -
SUNDAY the INST al II Eat A,thst H~f
lem
sMTTU-At stamford Conn saturday July To- 1892 Mary
Egerton wife OF Charles Edgar smith. Ia the esd year 81
her
Funeral &C her late ressrce STANFORD Conn., On
Tueslag July IL. 1880. al 2.30p. m.
Relatives and frienss are invited 20 attend
Carriages be waiting arrival OF O'Clock tram MI,
n II and II. r. r. from Grand Central Depot.
TITIsAt TitusviIle near ghkeepsie n. y rrur>
dav evening july 11fn- In te TBt5 % his age
attend MS funeTA IRON hs atS rc>
dence o Monday, July II, az D. "a
PuURLkeepse depot on ARRIVAL OF trsin
Ie.vne New. York at 1888 a IN.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-07-11

.0,. or lenses bat u Is provided mat th-
most hoer"' the canal II tine end OF 100 years.
company MY -. ,oncer On the condition that tine
for n'ne nan receive 25 per cent Of the net profits
Ss orsne line of canal w' along the %arxn
,hs san Juan RIVER, from G'eYto|a 70 IN 81 me
VOC h sixteen miles vi canal 70 De mace " 'ne
es"" Ter leaving the lake. He had ohserV su'
faciuo s,r,,c his many Journeys through the
hOm ",r that starting srcy'own in direct line
eOu". ~, couutry. Is was eve for many miles aronn :
here and there appearing epi no
unduiau ~ inward 10 the bent ~ the river WIZ
lie proc sow IVA ri and then upward IN sott %
the rvs, makng almost half circle enDtylng mt TO
pash s1ic This strai ght route from GreytoWh W
the AtanI'' e.. IMAM River saves miles IN uls
ce The River Juan Is 60 ne damned AZ ~ stse
I'D 40 a. so force enough water into the cana 70
nc ..ea level Some eight LOCKS VIII DC ,,s
y, sssist in mis- work either part o. tne
- vasaei 20 the level Of the lake. re ~, he
~ oct eosf ~ the proposed scheme a. es1b ~ the
nsrv NJ Ss5 900 900. but bY the shOrteni"s NE
,onte ~ 600 600 will be saved masking '"'
80 pow stand at about S3s.OOu,utO.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-07-11
FAMINE AS A PASTIME.
DIR TANNER BECoMING WEAKER.

DIR. TANNER BECOMING WEAKER
, CHANGE foR TIE wORsR-oPINIoNs or PHYsI-
cIANs-Nor SCIENTIFIC INvEsTIGATIoN-A
QUIET DAY-THE GREAT HEAT-AN UNTIMELY
HTARSE
Dr. Tanner for the last few days has seemed to
suffer more from the heat than from his fast. DR..
Miller after careful chemical analysis, gives IL as
his opinion that Dr. Tanner if he persists in his fast,
viii not another Sunday. ProfessorV anderWeyde
an eclectic physician decides that DIR. Tanner may
complete his fast il be be kept quiet. DR.. Tanner
seemed irritable and worn yesterday. but was con-
fdent of success.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-07-11
4 SCARE AT WHITE PLAINS.

Fire was discovered early yesterday morning
in a stable on Lsxington-ave.. between Railroad and
Iipeoln-ayes White Plains. NY The flames COMM
nieated rapidly TO the Workshop OF william A. Ihoas
a ttnsnith and 10 the blacksmith shop OF {. Munger
The neighborng buildings all OF wood and II was
feared that the village In danger Word was scot 70
Meant Vernon New-hoeheIe, Port Chester and Mount
Kseo In County, and % New-fOrX CiI LOT
asststance. There prompt responses uom fort
CHESTER and Mount Vernon, but the members o, us
ha.Jed local fire. company, by vigorous work, nal
cbecked the fire before the arrival Oh englnes NOT
hawever until IL had badly damaged a f0ur-storien
hIa,e AZ Iexuxton and Rsfroadaves. occupied as A
ciothIn9 store and dwelling. The warkshops VERY en-
t-v dPstroved James Gibson the owner or the snops
and the larger building puiS LIB Loss ~ *-"O'' e"'
in great part by Insurance..
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THE FIRE EECORD.
A GREAT BUILDING IllPERILLED.

A GREAT BUILDING IMPERILLED.
THE GROCERY WAREHOUSE OF II. X. y. b THUR
Der on FIRE-FHGHr OF WORKERS ~ TIE
CHEMICAL OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Loss.
A fire broke out yesterday morning in the
laroe grocery store o. H. X & T. b. Thurber. West
Broadway and Reade-st, which threatened at one time
10 destroy the whole block in which sore u situ
ated At the first alarm there great excitement
among the 400 wOrkpeopie employed IN the building
but their fears were soon aayed by the Mes Thurber
who hurried through the various departments The fire
WAS discovered or third story IN room where *
tracts OF fruit essential OILS we're bottled TINS room
u under the charge Of Maggie Thompson The bottles
when filed with the various compounds, were stamped
on the cork with wax which was heated at get.
A. ss Thompson pressed the stamp upoa one Of these
bottles which ii led with essential oil OF highly
eoubustlbIe natlre the bottle broke. The oil, AZ
=, escaped was Immediately tguited by the
Gas ret and flowed over the floor OF fire, init
ing everything IN It's way. Miss Thompson as enve-
oped I'm flames Out was saved from death tine exer-
nns OF the bows employed In the rooms OF whom,
Conrad smith, burned his hands badly in exfiRgusllng
Tie flames ON her clothing. She escaped injury. The
ssnas spreaa In every direction ike a fash. In the
rusl. OF the work people from The burning room Jon
Iay.a age twenLy-One, fell down stairs and srSse DIE
arm There were several open caUs or an slcoh0lic
pI eparntion awaiting bOttnS 10 the ron These were
Panght nv the ire which devastated the and was
making It's wav through ceiling before the people
had time to get OF the room nre alarm was s"ht
ont AZ once which .oon followed by second aad
a tbtrd ana the en,.incs on the ground.
body Of remeh entered the ThIrd story Tor the pur
no an srrongng he hose and were at OF by
Inc flames lad by this short time carried away The
staircase. They rescued by means or the LADDERS
OUtnr 70 the OF tae stock the nalnez
burned ercey and the intense heat prevented the APP
preach OF the remen 10 the building The LANES Wefs
snbued in ths course OF hair hour, but they had
bnrned through the fourth and tn stories and through
tne roof The water did much damage. Among the
uronerty DESTROYED we're about two hundred cases OF
honey The injury stock II estimated to be DstWee
SIS 900 and 100000. The damage 10 me building =
nnbaby about ~ 800 The whole OF the loss - covered
Nv .urance Tue baildin insured FOR $4,000. and
81. s1(<
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-07-11
INSPECTING CHICAGO FACTORIES

CHICAGO. July 10.-Under resolution
introduced INTO the Common Council By one
OF the soeialistie Aldermen over three
months ago, inspectors have been whiting
all factories city where men, women, boys and
girls are employed report their condition, snd to
bring suit in case they found unhealthy. The
work is now about completed. Reforms have been ef
ted
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NOTICE TO MARINERS

ovrrcx OF Tns LIGHTHOUSE Inspector THIRD prrscr)
ToaPKISsvILIK y. Y, July 10 1880. !
GaAvFsEND BAY. N. Y.-AMoORIN0 BUOY PLACED
FORTHB USE OF THE PoLICE DEPARTMENT..
second class puoy. painted white with d In black
faerx has placed Bay lslaEd.
York Tor oorns trains Of waiting or tides IL is
narsd in IL The magnetic bearings
Fnrt faiayete NV y W, Holman Island upper construo-
tion " " 81 Coney Island Tower, Sc u E.
I'D. Z. NIcHoLA Rear Admiral q. 8. ~.
Lighthouse Ina9soLax Third District
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BASE BALL NOTES.

At Boston yesterday the WOrcesters de-
feated she Boston Club by q score Of too.
In the Ciea sc Cievea and the score
stood. ChteaQos, O; Cleveland. (n ninth inning.
At Buffalo the Cincinnati Club defeated the Buffalo
Cnb by a score of toll The Cmcinnatis made 10 base
his and errors and the Buffalo Club made base bits
md 4errO
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-07-11
FATAL POWDER EXPLOSION.

SPRINGFIELD, Mass, July 10.-Petor A,
fourteen years old. OF p. J. Sullivan, was
killed and another boy had his
leg broken by explosion OF
blasting powder I'm m old lookup at Hoyoke tonight
SnlI,va,s body was blown through the roof. The DAM
age TO the building was not great,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-07-11
1yASEgJERsEY FACTORY.

Fire Was discovered Yesterday afternoon IN
the basement of the large trunk and satehsi mahuc
tory Of j. Lagowtz & Co.. on the fhssaie t'ef Ia,
80, t,udson County. Engines from Newark were
n,r,oned and succeeded In preventing the spread OF
th are from the basement and nEst story lhese s1r
ever were heavily stocked with zooas. a. saS1s
Samaged nv water. On OF the upper noors mum,
hr ~ girs were at when the alarm was gwen 1uo
~ ,asSe th.ir escape without CONFUSION. Lhe
49, IA supposed 10 be about $4,000 OF SzooYo'
N fully covered by Insurance, pfmcpalJ III ANs"'H
f0 uDaues.
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MERRY JOURNALISTIC PARTY.

PrrTsBuRG, Penn, July 10.-Members OF the
pittsburx press made m excursion to-day over the
R,ntmore and Ohio Railroad ~ far as Ohio Pyle Falls
where fishing and haunting were indulged IN The pleas
urss Of the day concluded With grand banquet at tho
Farm Gift Park Hotel.
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AlDyIGHT WEATHEE REPORT
GOVERNMENT INDICATIONS
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WAslnyCIox, July IL. ] T. m.-Ihe BAL
omeer Is CHEST the south Atlantic and Gun STATES
ana lowest IN Colorado and Wyen1ng. OCCASIONAL ram
has fallen IN all Tie districts NoFthwesieFly winds pre-
val I'm the Middle states and New gland essw here
they mostly southWestery- The tenlpefatur" mas
centrally tlre Middle States ana
else where 10 has remained nearly STATIONARY
iadtccftOisS.
For The Middle Atlantic States clear or partly eIouny
weather westerly wirds stationary or lower temperA
ture, higher barometer. ,,-
For New-EDg gland partly cloudy weather. possibly o.
easona ras westerly WINES, shifting 10 collier north
erty. higher barometer
rRIBlJNE LOCAL OBSERVATIONS.
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snsu he go mpeled 10 charge you snilI'hs ~
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s ss al Ee dout that can eat Two hhhnhsn
os,h e.sy: but N have TO do three-l reaiy-aIfAn
should--but I'll try !"-ifunen'
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TRIBUNE LOCAL OBSERVATIONS

The sgrsn variations s city By tsn
inches The perpendicular lines iy.ssus u for ti no
oscsfiobe 5
s. indicated rhs tErasHstsf a. bsdAt
fharsacy, I4s Broadway
TRIBUNE OFF!cz July IL, a m--There was very
little change In the barometer yesterday until 8 p M
when there 4 sudden rise the mercury just be-
fore the thunder showers. Clear and partly cloudy
weather prevailed with light thunder showers after
about $3.50 D. The temperature ranged between W
and $50 the 79l beng 10 higher thsn on the
corresponding day last year aud lie lower than on II
cay.
Cooler and clear partly cloudy weather may De ex-
pecied to-day IN this city aud vicinity
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K4RRTED.

DRuMNONp-PALNER-On sunday July 4. By the Rev,
r. A. the rasidsncs OF the brtte William l. sos
OF the late 0nd 10 Mrs. Fannie a. Palmer al
OF as cy Wedding breakfast az Judge skis Greenwich
". Y.
All NOTICES Of NaT1asss a4a DO isd0rsed w'h fs1
name aad address.
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LATEST SHIP Ne VS..

porr oP NETWORK -.ARRIvED JULY TO-
Str city of Berlin Brl. Kennedy Liverpool JAY and
Queensosn 2. TO q Dale.
FOREIGN PORTS
HALIFAX July sasi last evening str cortes for New
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YEV BOOKs AND VIEW EDITIONS
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heretofore on the LITERARY DrfS
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CENTRAL PAKK OBSERVATIONS.

4. HE PHILOSOPHY OF CRIIICIsM.-Critic :
Hs D. taycS1n' the ignOranr pubic what - good
% oed ace 3fiu' 10 me iOigt-. Twin In
tDift.y! Laflnsu And how. the ignorant public 30
s o" Mhsi ier you are right wrongP CRITIC limo
s'ttJJ' - ~ the coincidence ~ the popular verdict
MI. asn mon sorr, or tire reyers- Bat eithorr way
'S4'A al ho4s % penny FL tanch-
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Spetial Notlfe5

Anvil pay per than any dealer on earta
Tor an IN on ciothlrg CAMERON. AGENT
W AL IS Sands 81. E.O11yn.
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1880-10-22
big Creek News.


Oct. IS, 1880.
At our Republican meeting on the
18th inst. we were addressed by Hon.
E. III. Funston and VIM. Davis.
NJ. Barnes is hauling millet to lola,
but my advice would be to keep it un-
til spring and get higher price.
Messrs. Smith and Butterfield have
gathered their immense crop of broom
corn, and have it all under shelter.
Miss Libbie Ray is teaching the o.
i've Branch school this winter, and is
a capable teacher in every respect.
Most of our farmers have their win
ter coal hauled and some have gone
after apples.
Preaching at Elsmore next Sunday
by Rev. Carwardine.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harclerode have re-
turned from an extended visit to Mis-
souri,. Don @.
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1880-10-22

Mr.. EDITOR 1T is with pleasure
I receive your valuable paper each
week, for by it we get news from the
far west. I was much pleased with
your county when was out there and
am always glad to hear of your pros
perity.
We will carry New Jersey for Gar
field and Arthur in November with a
good majority. The Democracy are
completely broken down and are CIV
ing up all around.
With best wishes for your success
and for the success of the old Republi-
can party, I am, respectfully, r. H.
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1880-10-22

The following is the Docket of the
Allen County District Court, for the
November term, commencing Nov. 1,
1880:
FIRST DAY, MONDAY, nov. 1sT, 1850.
Jaaes 81 Foss vs. ,SamI NJ Brown.
Sarah Z Coy vs T. M Coy.
Hattie N Miller ~s John A Miller.
Deborah Stephens VS. Reuben T
Stephens.
Mary Jane Escrlt VS. John o Escr&.
Charlotte e Green VS. David p Green
CHI Hosley w Holly A Tanner etal
Alfred p Shanpless, Executor Of the
late wsA Of Isaac& Darlington, vs. Ho-
bart A Beden ct al.
SECOND DAY, WEDNESDAY, NOV. 8.
W r Kern We 0rlin Thurston.
8 D Cook VI III M Miller.
JR Gri6ths vs. We'll Bros and III A
Me4caaf.
Mary Jane Gilkeson vs. e w Covert.
Gammon.and Deering vsC w Rich
ardson.
Richard Clark vs E r Russell.
&c Cuppy vs. Union Trust Co and
M X 4 T Ry Co.
E d Wolf vs G w Dozer and u
Close.
Washington Massingill VS. Louisa
Massingill.
Josephine Watts ct al. vs. Jane n
Cook ct al.
L L Northrup VS. Josiah Hoagiand
ct al.
DC Brsbaker vs. Sarah A Travis
ct al.
THIRD DAY, THURSDAY, NOV. S.
Board Of County Commissioners of
the county Of Allen vs. Peter Bell ct al.
Sarah A Walker VS. Squire Young
ct al.
Mathew McKinstry vs. Mary A Scott
ct al.
Bernard Boeken vs. John Alderman.
DC Brubaker vs. w F WaggOner
ct al.
Susan M Osborn ct al vs. Michael III
Moore.
G. Amelia Hartman VS. L L North
rup ct al.
DC Brubaker ct al vs. Edward Hig-
ginson.
Paul Fisher vs. A P Cushman ct al.
A L Fulton vs. J w Yeager.
Patrick Raven VS. v A Sneringer.
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1880-10-22
Special Correspondence.

Special Correspondence.
FAIR LAWN, Oct. 10, 1880.
Lots of wild geese and ducks passing
south at present.
Hundreds of "apple teams" pass here
daily from the vicinity Of of Xenia and
Uniontown.
Slight shower last Wednesday.
A travelling tramp tried to secure
our school house to exhibit in, but
failed.
Politics is all the talk now.
Repair your dams while you can.
Our school officers have supplied the
school house with large new heating
stove.
Eley Wharton, of Fl. Scott, passed
through here last week.
Rev. VIM. HI. Carwardine will hold
services here next Sunday.
Horace Normington was run over
and badly hurt, lately. The side of his
face was badly cut and scratched, and
one jaw dislocated. He was trying to
get acquainted with team of mules.
Jim. Mead and brother are building
a new stable. I. x. L.
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1880-10-22
Gillihan & CoWsn,
Dealer in
Drugs, Medicines,
PAINTS, OILS, Etc.
One door south Of O. p Earthrup Co. g store
New Meat Market

lOppOsite Browns Lumber Yard)
Fresh Meats of all kinds constantly on
hand and sold at reasonable prices.
N-GIYE US A TRIAL,
PRESSLER & BACHTOL.
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1880-10-22

Those wishing to build or make inn
provements on their farms, and desire
time, can have the time they need by
giving security
ON THE LAND.
This Lumber has been mostly sawed out Of
pineries owned by me in Wisconsin.
1. 1. N0RTHRUP.