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Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1881-03-02
DEFERRED TELEGRAMS


New York, March 1.-Stock closed
strong.
Washington, March 1.-The president
has issued proclamation convening the
senate in special session at noon. March
4th.
New York, March 1.-Score-Panc
1873; Sullivan, 178; Howard, i ~; Krohne,
1863; Allen, 165; Curan, l57; Campana,
IA; Lacoure, 139. Panchet is about 2k
miles ahead Of the best American record.
New York, March IA Washington
special says the ways and means commit
tee adjourned sine die without saying
anything about the sugar or Hurds tariff
bill for revenue. The house refused to
consider the apportionment bill.
Washington, March 1.-The house
adopted the conference report on the river
and harbor bill, fixing the appropriation
at S11, ,14l 800 and is now engaged in o
struggle over the question of going to
the speakers table for the purpose of
taking up the funding bill.
Montreal, March 1.-W. and F. p. Cur.
rent Il Co.. iron trade. have suspended;
liabilities between 100000 and S500,00O,
a large proportion being due in Scotland
The principal creditors here are the
Bank of Montreal. Tho assets are not
sufficient to pay fifty per cent.
Washington, March 1-Thc debt state
ment shows q decrease Of the public debt
for February of $ll.SH.155; cash in the
treasury, $23,20S,07G; gold certificate
4 $G,5ti.4 $50; silver certificates, SAT ,SS4, ,260
refunding certificates, S7,S27 800; lega
tenders outstanding, S46,6S1 ,0l6.
Washington. March l.-SESATE.-Mr
Eaton, from the committee on foreign
relations, reported back the civil sundry
bill aud resolutions recommending til,
building OF u ship canal orrailroad acros
the isthmus. He said the committe
asked to be discharged, thinking tn
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1881-03-02

New York, March 2.-Whatever inter
est was felt in the walking match at the
outset is rapidly decreasing. THIS morn
ing the attendance was very slim. The
general telling is that the dropping Off
Of leading contestants was due to the fact
that gate money, and consequently prof
its, DO til to walkers and managers, was
likely to be small,
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1881-03-02
Coal Shipments.

Pittsburg, March 2.-The coal ship
ments during the present winter are one
million, nine hundred and seventy-fve
thousand bushels, OF which one million,
one hundred and four thousand were for
Louisville, and eight bundled and seven
ty-two thousand bushels were for Cincin-
natl.
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1881-03-02
Tho Weather

Washington, March 2-Indications for
the upper Mississippi and lower Missou-
ri valleys are: Cloudy and threatening
weather, occasional snow, east winds and
falling barometer during the day, follow
ed by colder north winds and rising bar
ONE ter.
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1881-03-02
Fresh oysters rs low as the lowest and
in any quantity at H. A. ScuoRREaaE's.

Bazaar Glove Fitting Patterns. Mrs.
E. J Coggins, agent, Third street, Yank-
ton Dakota.
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1881-03-02
A Band of Young Robbers Captured.

New York, March "a baud OF young
robbers were captured to-day, the eldest
ten and the youngest Z years old. The
boys banded together for the purpose Of
robbing children going to and from
school and had made a number of serious
assaults, dividing the plumber, consisting
of slates, books, jack-knives and cdd
nanniea
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1881-03-02
The Spring outlook.

New York, March 2-Builders of the
city are looking forward to o busy season
as soon as spring opens. 1t is the gen
eral opinion among carpenters, masons,
joiners, painters and plasterers, that this
years business will be very large and
there will be an advance in wages.
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1881-03-02
FOREIGN.
Tho Panama Canal.

Paris, March 2.-DeLesseps says tho
Panama canal will certainly be finished
by 1888, at All estimated cost of 512,0OO,-
600 francs. The work will not require
more than 5000 to 10000 workmen in the
most busy portion Of the work, who will
be recruited from the colored population
of Columbia and the West Indies.
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1881-03-02
The Strike Continues,

st. Louis, Missouri, March g.
The boiler makers, ship carpenters and
cslkers are still holding out for m nd
vance of Wapes
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1881-03-02

Geo. P. Dix, Yankton's old reliable dem
tist will be at the Smithsonian on the
10th. Doth and 21st of each month.
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1881-03-02
Passage by Cognress Of Tire
Last Appropriation Bill.
Or ganization Of a Company for the
Transportation Of Grain Direct
From St. Louis to
Liverpool.
Information to the Effect that
the President Will Veto
the Funding Bill.

uAm"unt of Money Coined.
Washington, March 1.-The coinage at
the mints for February amounted to 49,
b58.O0O, of which $2,3O7,000 were silver
dollars.
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1881-03-02
Tho Now Naval Observatory,

Tho New Naval Observatory.
Washington, March "a site to cost
$4,000 has been selected on Georgetown
heights for the new naval observatory.
A plan for the building has also been
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1881-03-02
Manhood Restored.

victim of early imprudenee, causing ner-
tried in vain every known remedy, has discov.
cred = simple means Of self.cure, WHICH he
SHERMAN & CO., Marshall. Nieh.
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1881-03-02
sTATE OF NEW YORK.

STATE OF NEW YORK,
,o,, W v City and County Of New York.
A. silyey, Secretary, of the German Amerl-
can csG-u!5 insurance E Company, being duly
nent of the affairs of said Company, to the best
of their knowledge, information and belief. that
said Insurance Company is the bona tide owner
Of actual cash capital, invested in the State and
United States bonds or in Bond and Mortgages
Of Real Estate unincumbcred and worth double
and he is the above described officer Of said
Insurance Company.
JoHS ". MuRRAY.
JAMES A: SILvEf Vice President.
Subscribed and sworn to before me- this 25th
tSeAll R. B. VALENTINE, JR.,
Notary Public.
ArD1roh's OFFICE, Yankten, Dakota Territory,
IL, NJ. Purdy, Deputy Auditor Of M the .t Terri
tory Of Dakota, do hereby certify that the fore
going is . true and correct copy of the original
Company on the slst day Of December, A. d.
7. III. pURDY,
Deputy Auditor.
Territory Of Dakota,
Auditors Office.
York and State of New York has
fled in this Office sworn statement of its
condition on the slst day of December, A. d.
1880, in accordance with the provisions of an
act Of the legislative assembly of the territory
of Dakota, relating to insurance companies, ap-
proved February 18th, 1877; and
Whereas, on examination Of the sworn state
ment of said company filed in this Office, find
that the said insurance company 10 possessed of
the necessary amount of capital invested ~ re-
Quired by law.
Therefore, l, E. A. Sherman, Auditor Of. Da-
kota Territory, do hereby certify that said in
surance company is duly authorized to transact
the business of Fire Insurance in said terri
tory. for the year ending December slst, 1851,
=. 7. White properly appointed agent At
In testimony whereof, have hereunto set my
hand and seal, this sth day Of February, A. D.
Z. A. SHERMAN,
Auditor.
E. I. WHITE. = . f''D'' DS'''''
Agent.
j. YANKTOY, DIT.
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1881-03-02
INSURANCE.
# the Condition

The name of the Company ia German Amer
ican Insurance Company.
It is located in New York City.
The amount OF its capital stock is s., 600 900
The amount of its capital stock paid up is
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1881-03-02
MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH

NEW YORK.
WALL STREET.
New York. March 2.
MoNEY-$1 .O6.
Ts-Unchanged.
STocE-Toward noon trincr.
CHICAGO.
Chicago. March 2.
WnEAr-Modelatc;y. active: shade lower;
0Sss March; 9sa April; Sl.0Sas May.
CoRN-Steady, firm, S7ai; March 3S,s; April
42i4@S; 42,ic May.
.OArs-shade higher. 2asa March; ssa bid
May.
RYE-Higher; 9sc cash.
BARLEY-Sl.W.
PoRK.Shade lower; sl4.laM March: Sl4,5 ,5o@
52h April.
February. /.
WHIsEEY-l.OS.
MILWAUKEE.
Milwaukee, March 9.
wEIAr. Higher; No 2, and March s7s; Apri
9Qc; May Sl.09n.
Conn size.
OArS-Slcc.
l RyD-s7Nc.
3AlHEY-O. EHS
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1881-03-02
- -77-7'--'7-z75-----
CONGRESSIONAL.
SENATE.

Washington, March. 2.-The credcn-
tials Of Maxey, re elected were presented
and filed.
The senate took up the civil appropri-
alton bill. Mr.. Beck said the senete
committee added So. 10000 to the bill as
it passed the house.
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1881-03-02


The assets of the Company are as follows:
Cash on hand and in the hands of
agents. or other persons. ..........$ 123,lA 80 |
B9nda owned by the company mar
ket value. ............. -. 2s74, 1893 rs
Ueou otherWlse secured. .............. 500 ~
All otner securities ................. 9l.3S4 1s
Total ,O94 ,G2s SO
LIABILITIES
Amount due for commissions etc.. 1s,576 II
Losses adjusted and due, losses ad-
justed and not due, losses unadjus-
ted, losses in suspense, waiting for
further proof. - Ss5s1 13
All other claims against the Compa-
ny unearned premiums ........... 1880 &c
Capital paid up in cash h............... lCUUuUUUO
Surplus beyond capital and other Ii
abilities ............... ......... 11l2Oao Is
Undivided surplus reserved ........ 10000 %
Total liabilities s.................S30 094, ,G29 So
The greatest amount insured in any
one rlsk ..........-. governed by prudence
The greatest amount allowed by the
rules of the company to be insured
in any one city, town or village =. same
The greatest amount allowed to be
insured in any one block .......... same
Net amount premiums re-
ceived from Dakota S8.O11 70
Net amount losses paid in
Dakota $3.50 "
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1881-03-02

Municipal Securities. School Bonds. and
County Warrants bought on reason-
able terms.
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1881-03-02

Washington, March 2.-The house met
in continuation Of Tuesdays session.
Mr.. Tucker demanded the previous ques-
tion on the motion to concur in the sen.
ate amendment sixteen to the funding
bill. This is Kirkwood's amendment
authorizing public subscription for
bon6u op1 notau
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1881-03-02

This Market is centrally located and conve-
make it first class, and entitled to q share OF
public patronage. Free delivery to any part of
the city. -
, 1881-10-12
STOLEN GOODS RECOVERED.

Henry Weber, th!cf who was arrostcd On
tho ii Inst. by O.ticor Vanatta OF tho West Lake
Street stntion. una hold by Justice Walsh in
5000 bail to tho Criminal Court upon two
eharges Of burglary. turns out 10 have
hccn very industrious thief. Of
iiccrs ityan and Hogan, who were
given tho cRse to work up, discovered that Web
1er's mistress wotnah pinned Blanche uc-
moro, nllas Wcbbor, wis lodging at No. 100 Btate
s.Feot; They aEsostod .cr yesterday. and found
stoen which must be worth something like
SioN; There arc txo sttk drcseest lot or coats,
pnntnl0onB. and vests, peller wearing apparel, d
lot of silver Spoons, forks, and other tableware,
aotno OF which are marked, ~. II. Hickey, II.
R{ictksy' n{tss II t,,an., D., f. r. n!ckoy. T. r u. ana
cup marked Augustus Huntington Downs,
bronze Ecntcnniul medal, a very heavy aneioist
kilfc. thu Dade Ut which IL sevoIl or eight
!nohos long; anu get into q white handle. aiivor
lnountcd; II lot VI silk and tinon hRndkorchlofs
marked ]; g. Woorncr, Il. u. Gawlng. Juucs,
Floronce y. Gou1. +, and othor Initials; n gal
vanin battery. md u lot Of books r,lzors kntVcs,
poekctbuoks, md miscellaneous aoo4ls. MI. Ag-
now. nephew OF the cx-Nhcrn, called ut The stu
Yen ycsssrlay and identified u',ns.sr Of pieocs
burH4rizad sumo months AVO.
, 1881-10-12

mentionca, for tho PURPOSE of presenting tho i,,-
terrslsnr tho tlIatll!t'rI and sptrt-,ltlrA ~ Dn-
Ercss Mlld tho Internal ltcrenMc IlopArtHont ut
Washsnatnn III .psnpcr shnre:, Tho Aignho!o
theattirt.s-wefa tasscd ut tho last sosstat
hiid 10th have worked 70 tho cntlfu sui
iafHctlOh OF tho trllttF Rn1 tho department.
Onu of the important tnlita III ts,o bnfurc tho
as5nefAtfOn ut this meeting Ia lilo .lcslrnnity nr
reform IN tho tHattrr Of tho duration at btstttis
~ be Withdrawn til three ynars, l'hls II "o,,-
aHlurch by II lnruo Hunher Of ihe sltltcrs ns I'll.
tlreay ton short .eltK and It stft1iK titfdrt
will lIu nude II extend the tnc 10 tivu scllrs.
. Tint standing turit.lho rrcachL r1ltu Ut taxa.
tinn mid thu ,trsirahlty. is sosno Wow It, OF n
tended consideFation... Another prop"scd 70.
f0r1M Ia 10 lu M~ny with tho tux wtcrn vtHH1r ,ro
trsnsI1orteu IN t'nnf frnm tho plncb III na.lu-
fneturb to t,istMnt IArtB Ue Tho tHlllHtry. This
!suasnro I: principally chAmpt,'nctl by \
largD t,'tnlbor Of 'icalera VIM do b,isi.
md wtuse interest Il is IT, scerr such n ciinnxc.
1t nnpIars TINT aNci, u Inv wis 1T oporhtltn
uncb tmforc; t.nlord, Tho revenue trlll,,ls Nre
surpnsrt by Rtlin To huyo rcnlty GoInlncncpIl
with 1t. IL i3 claimed. hDwcvGr. Tint ftA rCtE-
acsnosft lKtw wUttil 'io followed by M sttch utsI
uf experience III tho last five or six ycarA, iis
ollirers nro vnstty snoru elclent, NnA tic IT.
tllcrco IT tho association Is prufesAcdr III favor
nr h0ilcsty-of stralEht nlla not crooked EotHls.
Ufttldr tflcdG circumstances. It Is calnEl tint
everything would work hRr3nnnIUitA1y, In cAse
tho old law wore rit buck IN tho statute-
books.
Several Internal tteyenuo Collectors hayc nn-
t1oncnl thnir irtontton II. brny present ut Ito
twu-dAys' ACsYlutt Uf tho convention, md tho
proceedings Are likely to be oil considerable Hc.l-
oral interest to tho tfte ~ wut Us to tho puGle.
, 1881-10-12

For her second performance this season stlsa
Mary Anderson selcutod "lnxomar," III which
Bhs plays tho part OF Parthenta. 1t IL not ono Of
hur strongest and best performances. yet it Ia q
very charmlng portrayal Of tho Oeeek maiden
IT frst 70 doynted to her parents aud then 10 her
lover. During the week just past tho
samo play was Rtvun At = nelKhborlng puce of
amusement. There iapoHlar wus tho leading
character, while hero tue interest Ia mado to
oontre about Ia,thtntd. In truth 1t would bo
difficult to say which ID tha greater or tue mura
Important Of tho two r6les WeFo 1t possible,
what tseat II would 10 lo se0 Mccullough play
4n0onsar u Mary Auderson'a IhrtiI<nta, The
story Ia on attractive ono, aud the language and
dramatic action Of the play e1ool,cd by few. II
hy any, Gnod9rn hsanas. 1unuUsncss and Ren*
tloness arc tho peculiar ubasaulorlstlcs OF thu
beautiful asss!an gis!: t.ett ;aloaa among say.
shu wins tho heart ol their Chief by her
!nuoceHpa aud dignity. lu the latter quality
1ycn sesm too cold were not the oonAq..e,lens
10 tho audltur sni kupt before him BY lie ssut-
ess sxiu. ln ths eeene with inuoa.ur, 'aheEs she
, 1881-10-12

application from thu host Of nnr!cultussts do
string TO cnn1pctc for tho cattle rrlSes
TIE Chicago Lacrosse Club met ut No. *
'aa1ch saR pas sstariay fSr 10 s""as , o
tn ts wfs s ri.so ey tserss o "' 5 sssrSsa wsa
.Tmrtly ncfeptc1 BY tho ChSAso buys. who
stll !slart friday .tr,,'l'R me !n'.isv,!ie
r!ni 81! tia llures 4 two un'i1csts win the N"w
York lacr,s.c cut, on i,s t',sn Hrs,,ui 1t ssn-
ttset THY + soSs" the n,st esicrt .cnm IN
resent tho Ch,r,xn Clhl, ut louisville: ii. iinl-
eoreS point; u:Mechsi. a;s. I,''ne: i. Hickey,
ti! , Il oe HILL J. 6Se 81 S fS FstSn asasts ses,ss
iicldcrs.
Tho Lake Shore ard Ilgek 1slnnd dummies,
due 1T ChttnHn ut b::N nnJ H4i d. I'LL, were du-
t!ng frDm fwpnty- -sctns! Rtecut tn tho s1rpui
The AciHy was ucGistuIGt1 by nn accumulation Of
trsuE. ts1. VIZ ," e s,,M ~ f9o %
nnh Will pnbahIy euntintr n.ti' tha rothplctlon
Of tho loitfibe road, which Will relieve s.iv lslisit
Tho two rt'atls nbove nuinr,l, tccogniztny tho
necessity Of ltltloTMl track tella tire pl'sl-
,rK Tho rr IT., f'nr sa trrks s
o,lch r,,ad thrco tracks batwenn i;uulcwosM a,ld
twu roas!s will have. to depend npo1t two trucks
FROM rwcty-sccntA street north, Ra ttotr rIRlit
Oi why Will not At2ntt Of anOte II Is hntcr.ttDd
thMt the two roads nrg milking pxchanEos OF
property. tho Lake St,ur9 taking wuat tho 1tt,ck
l*lnnd Tins chst Nf ther tracks for their yxs.ta
te wpsl Nllc OF tho trunks al strpet.
Yhs Will facilitate trai1 bCtwG1ll EHHtuWoUl
nnu Twenty-aec0nl htreet, ns cHeh rpn Will
thcn hnyG two tracks for It's passenger business,
,lud separate trick for frelghts.
a COMMON NUISANCE.
A cnnl. WnROt trOkH down ut tho corner rf
btfehfKMi and Clnrk streuts yGstcr.ihy morning.
a.,li the result WAS string Ut Htrout-cnra rs fir
~ Chicago avenue. This is tUthit,4 uncommon;
III f4Gt, this aOft OF thing hnrpens In Chieagu
ttrely ty, often. The poiieenon. whenever q
nf nonchaluntIy ionklug on. With, tho!r
l,Ioukat!e to hunt up lis employer, no u,nttcr
rs to what ho shn1l 10. In tho meantime tho
blockade becomes moro nn1 mnrG serious. thnu-
sands OF persons nre tucuniEnotca, anil tho In
ttrests nf tho many-Bocinl. business. and other-
Of the ono. Il is ulso,it time this provoking
nuisance was stopped. and tho why 10 stop Il
ts for tho policemen to aulhurize. direct, and,
II need hct asstst tho streetchr drivers mid coti+
tl,tctora e dump tho cononts nf the oostruetlng
vehicle or OFT one sldc. Tho strcct-car employees
Will 0niy bo too Hthd tu hcnr hand. for II Ii to
their Interest to clear tho traeKH iulti make up
tholr tlmo. Whom tho stulr h.1s been dumped
out the wagon or truck, ns The casc may 10, citi
inanspalatos ] e Of lie lie brokon-down ] "chtelo cnn @
tnko tlts ttu10 10 retunt ana dcvtso sc1,1nles 10
rupur thu wreck. Some Buch summary policy
must hc Eesortcd to, and tho sooner tho police
get the Idea beaten into tho3r l,easls tho better.
crutton thnu those Ut slnRlc individual, aud 1t
Is tine that thoy understood It.
, 1881-10-12

whict, would not only elect the pctnoerattc Com
stabes, tn. n3e tho town o1llt.crs After l!str.,;
1lgn lnon,Is pockclcd tho pnpcrs ana said ho
would decide tho motion satur'lay
II tho elevators In tho row Court !Iohso, nrc
Gt oos9 Ill., Sisr spsSSi 4 sey atrG{v VIII o
some viii fnl ,luwn tnr Krt his hon,' crt.t,r
0r thosc mccrssnry improvements wcro let
mouths mgo l.it !, seem. that & tho cnntraclsfs
cra crtlNlny hrn.
ltHi.,s.r has It That tho seprchcrsiblc practice
o. nItnw!na ecs!aIn prisoners nt ti,s jn!i y ~
whose ttnn tiucs nut expire until ncxt month,
yas ycttur1Hy rcpDrtnd 70 hnvo beci, Feon IN .
s ~ c s"r ~ ncE sEe Fl ensruo M,.
iii u'tlcsr. shorl0 AaNi,'s ntteMtlo, VIVA eailctl
4! tho report yesterday. nnd hp confessed TINT
t,a, IN oc1 Hst Wis was viii Il h, 1t ths ,"c % Witt
tug Sheriff now contcsses ~ he trio ~ ibis mat.
ter'y's tho pretca, souio wocks aEo for dropping
stsxroNs Chains.
An adjourned meeting nr tho County Hoard
WIS htl.t yesterdny nftcrnoo,, al nf Tho tncna-
con,tiiittce of tic Whole, Mr. t;,Gurn IN tGo
s ss4on sS sr work s p apn1 ii,s IL Soaq S:
Mr p..rnston taovca. 10 xet .he question be.
Icy tho sl0.ooo ulrrudy paid hIrn Oil accoant.
nsc @ prosc m sr M woa aceept esl sno
amount ~ htnl nntlcr Bis contrant.
str. stxtnn said he wns bound BY the cnntrnct,
and. while he res..rtlet tho nrShiiect's estimates
Them, a,!u would It thoy wers nllowc,t.
rseioe 4yths s ,nt na ss ",'twH ha see ss soao s
oyer iten, by itom. ilc bcIiovc1 that 1a had
, 1881-10-12
THOSE BEAUTlFllL ElIRs.

Ono Of tho most attractive stores on State
street Is that Of j. EstlinEer, manufacturer Of
fnrs md cloaks, ut No. IT., opposit the
Pnlnlor llousos lie hatl an "openilg" yes
terday, being tic first one in lIs line In the
city to announce publicly tluat his stock Ut
goods would be displayed for inspection. a
large number Uf lAdes nvalfcd themselves Ut
dulmalls, Aonle Of wllicl, Nre tic llail,isUnlcst
over exhibited In Chicago. Mr. EttinRer Is
Il practical furrler, and Inns tnd ten yoals'
expcrie!co IL tho business III European,
larGo line of senl s.cks and cioln,Hns Of Ills
own make aud n feW from Paris Alsu,
latlics' seal hats and caps OF nIl tile latest
styis,s. ;.Iid M assortment If fur trimmings
ttl the WCst. Allt fs0 lus, too, Il lurgu line
Of beaver. tcar, nItl wolf robes. Everythin.
III THO fur line cnn bD fund ut Ills siUrr, aud
vt prices as low us perfect goods can be sold
for.
, 1881-10-12
CLARK STREET. BRIDGE.

rM1Ah a,p rnu MAN wiiO sMAsttEu lr-coN.
t'h'criSd r.sTiMtSY.
tarl,cy Willis, Captnln OF tho steam -hargo
s."s' wn.eu tn" INV e."sk h.toot TroHo IN 'no
n'osslnE nt tho iss lns!. va .a atraiRroA before
yoseray 70 "spsr oSerrs rs
s'C"t'5 ts. sno Sriase oass n Mcss. t uop,
Sft!o Hallway Company, testified that hu was on
tho bridge ut ton minutes after O'Clock, and
saw Tic Ma!ns nppr.aeh!nx. Tho hr!lsotcnaer
was near his lltaase. Whoh aoont lN rect o'l'
shn cnptaln tcw tho whistle and sAid, Wiz yo.i
hnrvc t,n,,t, tn, nn thn tnsr st,,,rt ,bo ,,r,,,vo
o"a fnrcnt ~ - o,'n,, ,ben ,to A","n @ ,,n% NJ
no,f no nsefn 11 foc u opea' 9nen tno oa'e oaeked
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a '"c S."sa no "a s' a., n9 1 t''M c ml @ mcnF ms
stn,, tx, S"fHv Is nn @ .nS eGm.1n t ai cat
:, M!shae! l,nrkc, jan!tor et ,he neW Cn,;rt.
tv ise. WY wy @ ~" ~ h'o n.!u4e' tEst!su toat
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ess;Ss: s @ @ iis ssse;l Sew thaf eos y tsse. @ . ss
G"I!9 tI s"' anything a1out tho o'slne oeus Oh
,,t,,"., ,' ~ a M M tng
,ctMn,, W., Wnc'' .ch'fes 'ae ofaHes 70 DO eosea
'''"''' '' 4 GAIT, A. w,tps
testified thnt nftcr he passcl through stato
streut brldgo tho onRnus woro stoppet and tic
hotit liz Via Gollnd Ill for Twenty sccori street.
aud Intotltlel to swing to the dock nDo,tt Jonrs
horn street. lilo rang tic boil to back. bnt tho
a,,d nga-tour ti,ars #, e,at,.l tno,; h., cnrncj
ihat tho onxlna wig nj ,1o csutro. Tho Iaree
ssset w y rs se' NJ 9S ~ ess ffS Gak
the enginc ID on tho contrc, aud emit ston tha
i,uut.' ito sAii That faroc tiil,es loud cnos,g6
i've feet or it tho cnrIiio began working The
btntt back, utid continued to do 40 after BhD