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, 1881-01-06
DIR. EAHTL,

4 NN1kf NEHE&TE fllt1M
Information wla received 1nBt evening TINT
tho Supreme Court Ind granted a stay Of pro-
ceodln4a iu tho case Of DR.. Earll, who Is under
n i've ycnrs' sentence for tho murder OF Eta
Curl by abortion, and who, but for this. would
today havo been Ill lnEnate Of tho pehltcntlaey,
A reporter called upon Mr.. Augustus Vnn
Durcn. who explained upon what grounds tho
Court had interferod in tho ease, Soon
atter tho .tury haa returned ver~
cd petition to Mr.. Justice D!ckcy OF
tho Supreme Court sottlng forth tho history Ut
tho cuse and requesting t!tno to prepare the
rccorl and abstracts In order 10 obtain u writ OF
superaodeas. Sir. Van Huron demonstrated thnt
ho could not possibly snAke these preparations
ulken to tho Pante ntIary. uld hs also presented
quest sup.rscdeas for d hIs ci!ent, and demand
which th9 counsel presented wcro tho san,o that
3ndTs anry, rsfuse4 49,. to ou,srta!n ypn upon
sst IT, ''ss sso es9a md Gut ao FF Fsh
TO Introduce In ev!dvnce the tact Of Enri's for
n,er i.nprIsonmcnt for like oticnsu: aud sec-
wrunE ~ bis closlpg arKl,Hent jn referring tp
Ear!i as tho MItdGrar Ht ROSETTA jackson. thus
t,a rnm.a tba soa II th1 nna 81 t %f
@ ss ~ ri aisxasa s s seas ~ ss' "
TsaainE the n.,ePs;s,,Sn s ~, e nc %sesssS;ry
llinply ordered Tut i:srll 10 obtained ia l t,S
County. JUL twenty duys, after which, ahosl1
tae pet!tion a for supersodcas be denied, he Will
NJ. yan IIufen krow nothing about the order
Ct , sas Court % dslaylnx ~ .mprlsanm1ent Of Ais
pioased over ill., rasut 81 his petition. rho pa-
@ %Pe whcn b. ss VII Es
, 1881-01-06
LUMBER STATISTICS.

Report OF Gen. Hracket-QMnntlty OF
Logs Scaled, Lumber Sawed, etc., in
His JurlAtllcsiOn.
Sr. PAUL, Minn., jan. 5.-Gen. George A.
Bracket, Surveyor-General, has Just rem
dcred his annual report of the lumber bust
ness for the Second District, comprising the
Mississippi md its tributaries about tho
,nout, Of the st. .Croix. The following arc
the footiltgs: Total feet Of logs scaled lii
Minneapolis, 1S0, ,or., go; st. Pnul mud below.
6,5i2,9lO; Aliokn, 15,l10,l llU. Feet VI lumber
sawed III Minneapolis, luO. .05l 800; st. Paul,
5000, COO; Alioka, 80, ,0s3,4 lilo. Lath, Mime
npolts, Y, ,25l 90; Anoka, 7,as5, COO. Shingles,
Total feet sawed #, the Second Diatr(ct, in
cluding tho aboye, *, 500, os0, ,.-inaktng feet
Of lumber, 270,577, ,aa!o; lath. 4S,G74, 100;
shingles. 05.4o5,75o; pickets, 1905. Tho
following figures represent tho total feot OF
1ogs carried overs, In Alfnneapolls Gooms,
~ Il 1@o oo above MincnpolIs' ,en p 4. route n;
logs carried oyerIn tic district, IS, 100000.
, 1881-01-06
MYTHICAL PFOpIF.

Special DIpaseh to 7hs Chicago 1ttbaHs.
GENEVA, ILL.,, Jan. 5.-At the annual mcot-
Ing OF the Fox River Valley Medical Associa-
tiou, held in this city, tie following officers
wore elected: Dr. Tetft, OF ElHin, President;
Dr. Jencks, of Plano. Vice-President; Dr..
Cooper, of Batavia, Secretary mid Treasurer.
Prs. Hurllga,nc, of l;igin; Hardy, ot Kane
Siater, Of Aurora, were ELECTED tiefegates to
tho injecting OF tbs Illinois State Medical As
soclation. Delegates were nlso elected to the
Conyentton Of the National Association. They
dee; Jcncks, 81 Dlackborry; and blncklnarl.
Of Geneva
, 1881-01-06

A TntASOuIAp FtuitT OVEN A HOTEL.
For some few days pRst the st. Carolino's
Court Hotel. situlted on tho east sllo OF EiZa-
both strp.t, between Washington aud Randolph,
has been tho scene OF a singular triangular duel,
tho acturs In which wero tho proprietor. Sir. T.
". Finhey, tho !cssceup 10 Jan. !, Mt. D. Il. Dun
o!ds, and tho lessee since thut date, Cen. c. r.
IIotchklss-
Tho lease from Mr. Flnney to Mr. Dauotds,
whe has run tho hotel since 1S13 expired III No
Sember tast, but WIS twico extended for q
month, pcndinx negotiations between tho geu-
ticn,cn regarding cestatn improvements In tho
holse which 5fr. Danolds bud made from tIulo to
time. During nccember NJ, understanding WIS
reached by which Danosds agrecd~ to tnku
q, ,2C1 and glye up tho prcn,lsea jim. to
Gen. 1lotchktss, tt1o new 1cascc who Immediately
SGT to work making preparations TO assut,o tho
management Of tho house. Dec. u ho completed
those arrangements by purchasing H0ody col
style his assumption Of tho tlutitlcs tt tho lnd
lnrl. snturdIy morning. however, Mr.: Dannlds.
insisted that ho l,ad not rs yet bud satisfactory
settlement with tho proprietor. Dy way OF
srGnxsh;onK hs pos.lon hs ausEte the notci
collection or ConstaDlcs and policemen. Of whom
tho luttur--nlthou8h 1t seems hurd to understau!
where their special Jurisdiction ea'uo Improved
III order 70 nlso havo possession In tho prem.
tscs Cen. IlotohkIss. aunlct access save ~ u
GUEST to MI othcr parts Ut tho house.
CONVERTED THE HOTEL n1LLIAHD ltooM INTO 4
LANDER,
etc., which hc hlsd gathered for tho New. Years
of constab!cs aa u guMrd. .-.-..
Iiapol'y no serious colisfon occurred: From
% ss h%s s Scs 81 Il S Ess Gt ssw F sr
psespees q dsa iisssSEss saPpiyias tho s!,es.s
Sutfft r har1t- N<1IH tDk mil.
, 1881-01-06

Ycar's-Eve, TINT at angel mado its 'appeai-
nncu at one Of tho larEo windows and was
distinctly seen for d full moment. The Mt
tention Of those present was ntttncted to-
ward Il by brilliant light which strcat'1utl
thmugl' tho window. It Is dcscrihcd hy
thosu present as, dressed 1t, flowing w!lto
garments, md with l.a1o abo%t its leat
M 6rtGhl that tioso wl,n looke.l nlou It wrra
t!azzlr,t nrl fnseinatct! by 1t. being unable ta
taku tl!etr Gazu oF frmu It unfit u Disappeared
M suddenly ,as IT ,ai'reared. Tltn Stury Is
n,Nl by those belicys III It Is ncceplct! rs Il
tnvorah!u nli,en. while others, WHO hcllev9 III
"tinther Sfitptan's" prophecy. look u1N,n It
In the lfrit Ut being 4 warning nlld f0re-
runner Ut the worlt's entt.
, 1881-01-06

VIScENNEs, Ind, inn. 5-Thts COM
munlty was considerably startled this mort,-
ing bytho announcement that john N. Polke,
ono OF the Oldest a1ld most respectable resi-
dents Of Knox County. hnl committed sui
eide by shooting hlmself in tho lend. Tho
affair occurred few milcs from Uruceville,
lrd,, OH the road leading to Ills hume. a
traveller passing found lin nbou! II o'clock
this morning lying III tile roadside. already
dead. With blood flowing FROM hts wounds.
Pulku has been an extensive dealer III stock,
and Of late has been financially embarrassed,
which Is tic probable calise Of l!ts rash act.
Commissioner Of tllis county, mid ut ono
time Assessor Of Internal Revenue for tho
First District OF IndEnnn. Ills loss Is sadly
deplored by Knox Colinty residents.
, 1881-01-06
THE CITY-uALL.

A CASE of dtphthe1ia was reported ycaterday
at the Health Ot'ce from No. % Oak street.
THERE wcro over three hundred children vac
ctnnted In the llralth Olce yesterday, nnI 3vrr
TWO hundred examined and passed ~ having
beon vaco!''ated within nvo yours and whose
scars ahow well.
THERE was only ono dog license takon out
yesterday. Those owtltng dogs should send
down TO the City Clerks o!fico mud deposit e. for
oach animal thAt thoy may own. receive q tug,
INIT nyotd trouble. }
liuILplH0 permits wcre Issued ycstertlny to
+. q. Keith to build Ii three story und basement
brick store and dwelltus IT by no toct corner OF
Archer and Wentworth avenues, cost not stven:
r. si1wast 4 H j.; W%leott to erect two.story brick
tlnila avenue, to cost ss.oon.
TnK Q n,rt Of TIM Gus Inspector for tho past
mouth, list subnlitted 70 tha Cantrollur. u III
s VI se xSss s S s
lamps burning durlnT Tue ,asniii. tisir eon: y:
nulIesl. Or anythlnu tlat would ~ os 'ufnrlnu-
ti ut ao ssts sssts q Ssls s S Sysos Ry
combined.
TIE AlAY or TAK DEAD.
Ths monthly It ,Vs fof of
ssss 'hers IS ts sswaa. y aasts 1sess Wsra ~ Is
sS!hs fsSn srS9p qpoe and ' from aphtlesi +
carrled III. 65; cerebral apunle1y, u; cunscston
brnl monuyiti9. ~; osxaMlg dlseaso Of tho
heart, y; vatyulRr discaae Vt tue heart, 8: hrpn.
shs,s " fspil,aIy bnehtt III s9nHestioa u
i0; pacrperal peritanlis Vi: Eni'rM!,l accilents,
lo; s,rpct:sars. Tho n,ortallty rnte was II, il
! euro. nnd iii wcro nAtlvcs 1T other partitions Vt
| the United atatss. uertnnt!y furIishoA III y'p-
, 1881-01-06

Jenornon-st. ~ ~ o'clock 10 81. phtrick's chu,ch
thence by cars Ii calvary Eematofy. 's't
AflMNU1i-ln Cincinnati, on WehprgdAy. ,ho t,,.
Armour, n{lest ~ ytnrs. .N'N'' -
Fnnnrni fr,ni Tho residence Of his brother p, n
Arnnur. 1td rrisra nv, on friday ih9 In init =,
p'd[bck-
KNArr--At Is South Ashland -av. ia result of II.
nkctt u yeuTa md Ml,n&ts, '"ppt
Funeral friftny nt o'clock.
, 1881-01-06

Whrre',pon Mr. shcrmion, "a II TO verify tho
truth Of hs story, promptly paid for tho woman
or not tho Da1ifY, ii he did got the ring, evcr ro
fnot Ct Washington street. yustortay afternoon
p'eca of % "ew eohcs.o S'' n*i%mn 'ns I@ H4 fra y
rtaltGr ln I.awlcr's .l,ctl ut tlia fen't u West
VIII S9s,Y 9t ssSst II e t cetaat 5 w WI: s s"s S
fcnfs Or a9e. + ieet !nehex IA hfRtif, slim
s,' nalf}. H. fair 9.ls xht e'rly n,as;sss, md was
Gnwn soft n"GS ot "t 'i te sn tT s IT. wnits
rnf, ~ bis r"Ghst, wes. f' ,SkskIn
I'll nni .yhitn ,t"tct hMnEncI,sor nsu Ta ni
WIS fukru To- liz Mnrr,tc. whurn II nwnIts I.,n,;s
titisntinn nn ~ liz fMrMnntst ,nnmnst tu'''-
run Union vc.erau Club hela meeting last
Eoso q n9tnnts,,x officers Tor the ensuing year;
several new tnetnbgts mem elected. The mn
iu1f osccuun Will be hell next stt,s'tlMy.
Mhti. ~ thgrc aro i9M tnci'i'lrrs Or the
XIV, -, o I4 n.t WILL ,p ~ np.M ,Fun ~ III; y; ~. H.
tf1e ereuinr. NJ wi,ic tin,n N" rcs,,ls III ~ tho
election Wit be ,;scInred. ria unnI,,nt.nns
tniie nru as fellows: ircssdcnt, "C Cn,, ", :,
Sefoef Ss,h ef;ett M rres'9is y ws"yr. ywis s
Secretary. J. j. cnrtIs: reou.urer. William II.
l!olton:, Mnrshni, Lcail'ior I,auIer u.ij il, W.
johu j. Itrnfy. II. i, Viii: irrt,strc. :. Chnrirs
" '' !NHse.s az - =
1g'..Sa s1 .,t amu r. =: LODE; IhesG nonnNsiptls H.
W. o, III n,, iesc y s,. osnR MGI .. ~
nv MGtu' huo 'uefo Is boina PEuspeet VI HFe'y
contest.
SOCIAL NOTES.
An informal reception was given last evening
mt thu residence Of Mr. Ifutnrstpd Wushbur,Ir.
No. iaij Dearborn avcrslc, IN honor ot Miss Cnr-
rio l!utcs, or New York Civ About thtrty
couples wcro prescnt, Nntl tho evening wns
punsAntly nassest IN dnllcIt.r and other gocul
Mtnusu,nGnts. Hanu furnished music, and n
supper WIS served ny Kfnsley.
Mrs. 1nmes 1,arrcli, of Nm, eata Aflch,unn orc-
min, 1Swn n ,.nrr cntnvs,.ir nytnrnn", rnnert;nr
yrstcriinv. Thn hnl;rn wern frIwn 4 i,ntii ii
O'Clock, pt,d n lnrKo At1tntHr Of indies wcru
present. Music was furnished by Iiot,u's or
chessra, md kinsley served II lunch.
Ths wrd,lInr, ~ MIss ,Forv " 1lcnnctt ao,,oh.
ter ot liz, anG MIS- A,nn1i nonnrtt, Ind Sir.
William N. Twsti,lnll. of Pb,iMleinhn. in. wns
crlnGrntct1 in n,iI"t ,nnnncr rnstnrsI"x n,,n ~
M. I:s9 West Vim ifurnn strnoi' Tho fY,v T.. T
Mnr,er nf.thn iis1inn S,rct1cnhnrgian thWrch' nf
t,nntei aftcr II Iittin W,',iir,1. .hrenHq q.st 'Mr
mid Mt@ trva,i.;r,l Inft fur thnfr INV hntnc r.,
phiInt]oinhio whnrt, thnv vii n' rnn"l.a thnin
fritu11s Frh,,rsanv. IN fnn,,.rr Thc nrosrmts
| wrrr r,,,r7nr,,1s nnd t'uaT,Ii "e NA
.,',, 'a 1a,.,.s',.,a.
THE chhsENSE INDIAN
Ch!efs who ar1 ou the|r w0y hntnt from Wush-
1igton arrived IN tho city ycsterdGy iu0rninE
and hcciresl quarters Vt tho Grand l'Ac!tic Iio-
They werV to hnvG loft For their agency during
thu aftertta0n. hut IN investigation OF the Ghey-
Journey oeon ''si aemcwhat % arratlo IN In thuIr
, 1881-01-06
AT LONDON, O.

CfSc1NNATI, O., Jan. 1.-A 1vmes-Star
special brings news OF the burning Of Boyl's
Dioek at London. O., this morning, The
building belonged to Stroup nrothers, anu
was VALUED at $4,000; Insured for $4,000
Furniture fls tlie Lutheran Church Was
aid shoes; contents valued at $500; total
loss.
, 1881-01-06
TWl 0in FRtENnc.

OH crry, pa., Jun. 5.7Jadge John Keat-
tng, Of Clarion County, was buried ut En,len-
ton, aged 10. Willie tn the church attending
dleton, aged 81, friend and business nsso-
clAte of kcntlnE, was saized witt, all npoplec-
tlc lit alld died when returning from tho CELL
etQry.
, 1881-01-06

Eps<tal D1spalfa u TAs Chataao IrtbWNs
nArTLE CREEK, Mich, Jau. 6,-It Is
claimed by several people who were in Mt
teudance upon tbs watch-servIces at the Say-
enth-Day Advent!sts' -Tnbesnacle on New
, 1881-01-06
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS,

'ft'nh WosAN'Y Citislsr1AN TEMFEitAScss
T." gnt,,l MI h9i'l nn hl.tlny prayor nlcatins Il.
+; H. ss b s'ss ss sy
Eosk q itny@r rio Er1xtn'nne FIR tto al u I'll.
!Dwh FInM ~ H. II n,hl0ck n. NJ. NfH. r. H. Caxs
tendnr-Finnkrgftna fbr tho prtRrcss nshsse Ii nm
putnflro nrnti1iunt md t1ntGrnnc work thr0tjsnnt
md Rtaie. . From II to IL Mrs. Caldwell itadsFa
!rnyer fnr ttu a.!lpnur!na Of tho Holy hrt up0n ali
Young Men's Ehiisilnn Association. nlaOp Faiio@ws @
lcador-lrhyse fur tho prevalence u Justice hnipxn
ny. ntd tsace h0ft1 nl nHtns; for tho supptrssnn
VttnoMpornncu and sabbath heAeerhtian. From / 4"
W1Hsa. fr,n 10 Mr..J. FWliing leader -.psaageeut aeu
for teAn! Men*ucs In aur S,atel for thu fcyjsIn
Jury II is1 tat tho i1rd vii ovcrrule tller ae"n,
thosu Mha scek legislation uppn tic tfaf.
Hot nfd Tint lie vi! turn thH counsel u tho enes,y
tn feushnesr frtm III l. Mrs. E. Il. Mnrcy jesae1,
nfstvR for al vctorica md ttUphles UF iha
past and sspge!l THANKSGIVING far t1te ezsnpe III
TON! nb*t!pncs In tho Whn itouso Riyen by Ffesi.
gent affu MIS- Hntes. aHd rsTTst ttMt tfu Incoming
resident ana wife mHy etoAdfaSt1J adhnrc iU lid
sNtre bl9sacd prInclplos. N'
TI'iiE ACAtJEAiY NF liOMEOTATiiiV Fi{YSI,
clans 9Hd surRn0ns meuls this uvGnlnE al 4
tclDck IN Tho TrGHtNht l{Duso cluf.roOm. Dr. IT, M
FUs!cr Will read rapGr IN tho subject .! Medical
asHlslnHon. nt'a llr W. snndcrs On 1!phlhesn nnI
IITiE NALE OF .I,iCK FITS III TIE MEMIEIis On
L Company H. Flrst Regiment, fur 1uhn H. GUuIb's
two new trcttires nt tUntr Austc.1fal hext FrfdnT
nnd Saturday evtnlnta hnu buen very large. About
l,G1l neMtA llhyu nlrGhhy been nppll1d fUr.
, 1881-01-06
THE CITY.


n. LEE l'onnsS. Of Elsin, H., ia Mt Tho Gard.
nor.
wy. ntcn1oxp, Of s.. Louis. is "t tho shcr-
man.
CHARLES aonpos, Of Cleveland, ~ at tho
pamnr. T.
a. NJ. LITTLE, Of belfast, ireland, Is at tho
Trcnlont.
= Mr.. AND Mrs. ARTHUR Dnowx, uf Salt Lake
,City, arc nj tho fremont.
). NJ. c. nuncl1, United States DIstr!ot.Attoruoy
ut Grand itnplds, Ia ut tho fremont.
JUNE \. II. UAunnlE.L md l>r. 8. II. Drcuk-
,6nrIdgo, Of Nlton, H., ure ut tho 1'aitnor.
TIFF military prt.ct of tho 1A,yhl Legion held
thcst rcgnnr 'nnnthly n1eetinK a,ld i6,an4uet n, Ut
Nbout Thirty present.
\. TIE monthly meeting Of tho p,ara of Nina
:. '. gcrs Of thu Oil Teppiua lloine occurred 1T tho
To,nr ycsteshay. Tf,u cnsi COLLECTIONS FROM Mrs.
, PArkGr, solicitors Werg $lVos Mcfth4ndise+ Soaf
othur sources. s3i.
.TtlE tc,npsraturc ycstcnlny. ns observed by
!: Manassc, optlcan. IS hln1!son street. trnluuNs
"a. M H., s4i; j. 'i m., ~; :S54. r ~" -
TIE thlcngo women's Club held 4 reg!!nr
nsetl!x yesterday Rfternoon ut the TIE Gratau r.
chsn, for Children" Tho meeting was unusuai-
Iy we'll attended.
Tile firm Of l,ay l. McLaury, which WIS en-.
barsnsscd some time ago by lis customers not
coming to time upun their Kr4in enfltruuts ownE
q hs decline i wheat na corn has se'tiea hs!
resumed business under tho Old firm 'an'c.
,,,o Aoxr,r. ur.aox nf M 1sl2 rlarl
9, s..mi ,xns tntnn e,,d.i"tv nj IT ii orIm,, vess
1sniny fornntDt,. md ueit;rt, medical nttundat,cc
% IL, .,ntnn,nt ,i""t, ,,mn,I"G Iinnrt ,iis.
sod oan !. ou s,,nsn -, ,asm I,rsn tb% c,ae Tia
deceased was II ycnra Of aye, married, but loft
. no fHnlly.
w1 u,u.,x, p~,.,,,,n+ - thn a. 1,out &
nnI,,t,; i,H 1.,Ss g Mvi,onrv aienon, @ Trnt,;,,
1r ~ ~, cr, o. - onS si"n ~,
MnsGt ~ u.e HGul.M tseGM w lSu U,,tt mss'' ni
Mre n; Ma1aaer or u ~ np ~
tho GhioaKos Alton q 1t. Louis Ha'lFoad' afe nj
ue RACINE. ,.., ru
avenue, wAs pre1,arnE Il font-bath for her h,is-
band ut 8 O'Clock last estninH, hrr little son
: Oscar, II months old nccdct.iiiy fell Into tho
ful, nj ,ynA ntir sealttl frtln tho hjps down,
Nv t!s, p1y I1nr s4'o ''''o .eo" s''""'
~ W." 1..o'e'' ....,..
THE ChichKo Photographic Association mot
Inst evening and elected THO following officers
for the utisufng ycnr: President, 4. HILL; First
Eh.tA rru
, 1881-01-06

Don't Die on tho Esretn1nea.
AJAX assieYisty for "lsouRh on Rats" Il clears
out trAts, tnlee, bcl-buXs, roaGhess 16c. boxes.
, 1881-01-06

telegraph caule system wilt io tho best for tho
city and tho telegraph companies, because thcro
MIL 10 less li9btlity 70 induction. npd tho wrcs
will 10 out OF tho why III c,lso VI fire.
, 1881-01-06

AT ACTELt4, M1Ct1s
sss<sas DtssateA 10 1ns CAtcdo0 9stbuns,
EAST SAGINAW. Mlch.;; Jan. b.--A store,
blacksmith and harness shops In Aete!l. Oge:
man County, tho property Of Thoillas Mentor,
OF Saginaw, burned yesta5uAy. Loss, g, ,0up;
, 1881-01-06
FIRE RECORD.
81. Af4tItl,a lfLQCK.

HIs MAtf'S HLUCKs
Tho fire III st. Mary's Block, OIL Madison
street, wear Wabash avenue, an account OF
which appeared III THE TK1ttINE Of yester-
day, dbl not turn out rs lis0strol,sly Us was
anticipated from honppcnrnilcoo The flames
ut t o'cock III tho. morning. Dyhnrd work tho
Department confined tic fire 10 tho third and
fourth floors Of Nos. ~ and -, a,tl by half
past had 1t under control. Within thirty
minutes afterwards tile "out" signal was
struck.
The structure, which embraces Nos, 38, 20,
4a, II, ~, and 4s, Is owned by II. e.
Stearns and the heirs OF w. +. Coolbaugt.
Nos. 4. and a were tho only ones materially
damaged, n portion Ut tic stone front Of No.
~ Gcing merely blackcncd and Clipped, and
the others escaping. The loss bn tho first
mentioned will bo about $4,000, us most Of
the stone above tho Third iloor and part Of tha
Inside Will liayc to bo replaced. The Insur-
attic Is rs follows:
Northwestern National. al....................$ 5,aG8
Ltuu:lt tbIHnA'. E,VtH
lEnueT3 s,IH
~ GDlllnHca.. H,thD
Uirard. ,.,..,,,.,.,.,,,,..,,., 2,EI
L.tuA....s. ltatn
, 1881-01-06

Take Notice!


Take Notice!
All correspondence should 10 With II. A.
Dnuphin NJ below. III oil cases tho TICKETS thom.
sulses sent. ind SEyEH circulars Offering cafuds
catOs OF anything DISC lusteaI. Any pfoposlhRto
o1er anything olso ty Circular othrrxIse, on h4
own buhalf or that of tho Company, IL asw1NDLrie
The Louisiana State Lottery Company.
gepaspo.ss Il M is 1Sr tie Term Hirr.xsaty:,iye
ssste u p|sdasl whsi plcdxs has BON ronswet y
n ~ 9pa!%s TS;S % ssc4t5, u tFuRcn.1s
Viii capital of tiJi1i L, Which It hss since aided
fssstHs fTs sHS sESSI@ II s1f @ @RTauE DISTRIBUTION
has always tnkan place On
JANUARY n.
Has ~ NEWELL +: sGALEn ti E,I 0It POSTPONED.
'@@o y,fKE1S $!$;3 M !sS & fffts ]a;I!s, EACH
SsPP!s! sPNsE sH
@ |
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For further mi raatton write elvnrly, giving fu1
ss ssaS s9 Sps g. Y Il s t Let
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nc sapsryis!on ma tnsnsHsnitnt u HGMEisAIs q
, 1881-01-06
1ulA ...s+-.stt.....*s....,..s .Sll,lss
pulicIeS to the Saitla amount nrc }lcltf mn the

Policies to the same amount nro held on the
adjoining buildings.
Tile first iloois Ind easements OF Nos. 10
nnt 4. were occupied by w. IL. Hageuon,
Wholesale dealer, iu millinery. Ills stock
was covered BY thu Flre-InsnrAnco Patrol,
water. Consequently ho estimates Als loss
ut between S5,0O0 a1Iu $4,000, WHICH Is cov-
cred by Insurance. lle has several policies,
two Of which aru:
Park. 50O
, 1881-01-06

Impnrters T. Traders' 5000
Total.........-,.....,:. :....sS.7d0
The occupants Of tho other bulldlngs-F.
j.. nGnt!, stnIttoner; i; F. 1de y g.. dealers
eiss gss tF5!%ss KaSa9q Kass Jo Jssf5sssss
Thayer Il Chandler, art materials; .Chnries
Pollock, picture~frnnes, and Fairbanks &
o., l!cture-fraines,-sllSta tritl!l9 losses
eisl% sy MATER 'na low Of them wl'l nuke my
while tho insurance Is $4,000. ;. ,.r
AS nsar rs ths ca4 Gp II th9 fire
ra,i up tho elevator, but how It was started
NJ t,1lo seu1ned to know.
A. Tie u ' es'saps ot Mr; a1t Mrs. Lincoln from.
Tie tie t aar sSr Msta ~" eoas G sFoS Ii Sesaadt e
TRIBUNE. Aside from ttiis, there was
l%sk E1isR s a ba; IL ,Isd faa iSstsa %s IN ta {,
extension ladder, an!l, the fustunlnY being H.
secure, 1t Slipped" ''luttlng hluI down sud
sides. anA dig not fnll, but, as his feet we're
the rounds Of tic ladder prpper struck Ills
boots as he descended bell,(nK buck it's toes
and, wrenclliMg them 10, badly, that he was
nnGbs e ,h %aE LIZ i,s t na ,y f. f o1s ne
4 stliI alarm 70 Enelne Company No. 1s ut
! II ~ yesterday fOrunOOn was GnuSel by fire
breaking out III tho drylng-r00,u OF the 4Eer
man HOUSE. laundry. < wooden PARTITION
caught fire from tho heat Of tho stennl-plpes
| In the hall. Damage trlliinH, .,.
A still alarm to Engine Company No. 81 ut
9:l7 ,. yesterday nlUrnng. f0ilowea BY ail
alarm from Box u at g:a25 and tho 2--1l alarm
three minutes later. wert, caused by fire
breMRiny out fn tile rear of q tw0-story frame
structure at l2i0 Stato street, owned
| BY Potter Palmer mud occupied OF the
| first floor ~ O bakery md on the
second door rs n residence by n. n. Mocnci,.
The fire originated between tic hake-sl,op
| md u barn III the rem, and Was pr1bnbly
cnllsed BY d defect In tho oven. The bullA-
ing, which was uninsured, was damaged to
Tie extent III s:O0, md the stock IL tho
axtcnt: of seyenll hundreds Of dol
lars. The furniture lainage was slight,
md Is covered BY n $500 policy Iii
In C0ntinnce. Tho fire spread to tho burn,
a Oile-story frnnlo structure III tho rear OF
NJ. lat4. Fortunately the sioux, horses, und
WAGONS wery all out, and n loss Of nbout
81 ,900 was thus avoided. Buildings at Nos,
1913 antt l25o Stntc street, owned BY D. Nor
t0l,. weru slightly damaged. A. Davis, occu'
pYlng No. l3ti, loses slightly n,l furniture,
md Inns 4 500 policy In tho Wnt0rtuwn. OF
New YORK; and L, lIallnnn. occupying No.
1913, whose loss Is also trltliNg, has al SS00
policy LII tho AIlemanta.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-09-17
HENRY.
HANsB0ROUGH AND CRITz-HEAyY STORM.
correspondence OF the Richmond Dispalch.I
&c. ". rnnannnhnr Ia 1901

HANsBOROUGH AND CRITz-HEAyY STORM.
correspondence OF the Richmond Dispalcb.I
MARTINsyILLE, Va, September IA, 1881.
On Monday last (court.day) Major Hans
borough, Of Roanoke, spoke here 10 behalf
Of feadjusiment and The mongrel ticket.
So much has been said by the Readiusters
and their organs about Major Hansborough
our people naturally expected something
extra from him. Never were people more
disappointed. The crowd was a moderate
ly good and very appreciatiye one, but the
Major fsiIed utterly 10 enthuSe IL. his
speech was a drag throughout. A Re
adiuster said IN the presence OF your cor
respondent, ''Ji they can't send US a better
man than that, they had better quit" Al
Ter HsnsbOrOugb was through, loud calls
were made for Msior Critz, OF Patriek.
That gentleman appeared aud made o short,
telling speech, which was loudly cbeered
oy the friends OF Daniel, Barbour, and Me-
Kinney.
A very heavy rain-storm Sunday evening,
and further indicltiOns OF wet weather, have
al last put an end TO the long drought. l
learn thar a hail-storm 10 the eastern part Of
The county did considerable damage TO
growing tobacco last sunday afternoon.
Martiusyille ebluquepin parties complain
that the drought has made the crop short,
aud they don't gather many. Twas ever
thus when the parties we're made up Of
Young ladies' and gentlemen. R0LLAs