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, 1881-06-14
SUPREME COURT.

SOl-lttN1Ea
SFttat Corrtspa,sAtnet Of JAe thfca9o Tribune.
SpntxurlHtt,. ILL.,. Juno il.-In tho Supreme
Court tu-day tho following persons were a,l-
inltted to practEco Inv: Chnrlos a. Orth, Fred
". 1.orl, Frnnk iInny. Wl'ltnm II. Lynn. J. V. Il.
Frederick, Du ". l.. .]aaes. George Il. 6arr, N.
T. Allen. u. N. CanphcIl. IT, y. Wndticll. II. Il.
4. johnson, Cd. Knvanatyh, ]. Mcfiwnll, Wil!-
!nl,l l3nufn. w. IL llrnwt1. M llurrtI!fghs, T. H.
1lrlstul. Il. Il. II. Csschrl1 j.. u. Ctnrk e. .. Do
Hurt, q, H. ilnwsn,. H. II. ff'kGy, e: l.. ffa%tittRs
T. i. Henderson, VT. irw!n. !. !neksot, Miss
,fesasn Meuaiioon,' % c. sl::sa. AvA M,,is.
H!las i,or!er: Martin Epras1is. i. +. STOCKS. 4.
Wnr,t, j. ". Wright. j. H. Webb. ]. 4. r0rre!,rG.
J. ". Springer e. =. Hcllurr. r. ": Enupe, J. y.
Erott, T. i. ll,,atut,. r. y. fnunE. u. r. 11wlnei
Il, W. Bartlett. r. Matthews, Wallace Warner, j..
II. rcrry. ". +. CArrtlll.
Tho following proceedings were hal:
H. T.. u. l.ntR,!lIo vi. Tho pGOtllE: motion for
lcnvB tn ille OrIKtnni papGr Atlswed.
1, d. and I. H.. o. & o. T. Il. TO. W. Towns Of
Granville. Erookcil Creek. amt Cnsay; 10 dhys
EIvctl rentt,rs to hclnur to answer.
IT. Ioup1e OK. rEl. Gleason IS. I,Oftns: leave
given rentor t0 Withdraw prtltlon mud Judgment
nGnlnst relatDr for costs. md cnsO dismissed.
h1. e. t. A. X. X. w. lsuincy: tlanttssed.
Tho balance OF tho civil docket wis tAkon OH
mil
, 1881-06-14
Electricity ms Y Motive Pasver-x TRAINS
way nnd un Omnibus Limo started In
lsorI1n-Vhat II lfelux l3uue in En-.

Electricity as = Motive Posver-.x 1ra,ll-
way AnU un Omnibus Limo started In
lsoriln-What II lielnx l3oue III En-.
land.
The Lonon E1sftr 1 nTho mt se9tro
strt1etetl. y Berlin between tho suburb OF
L!ehtcuteld atld tho Cadottenhaua Ia now
5ssaIy Eyu. op0sa sstat for .a,ssS Essssxs'' ss Sas
rails 10 of The orsi|aary railway psttorn but the
guuKo ts ottiy throe tuet threa tnenes. single
cur Is propelled by tho current ut AL AvGF1lH0
spesa y a. n!los ~ ho.'F, th9uHh h!a 1',t r.te re-
an attraction Tor visitors. but il IL pro1ablo that
daccd l!so shis couutry boforo n,sny ysars are
past. vctocipel0s are now ~ c0tl,llon that 1t IL
uslsi III to 'it ;hoIr =. pr.pulsioa y. Tsouve. 10
asa9s ~ ssS ss sses .sousS ss'nts
sircOts Of Paris 6y u,euas Of electricity slro,l In
ra%, at'ssy a2.S c E Ct Dnp
went 1T tho speed 0f an ordinary cab, but with
iae supe. % ~ es
An hour. Tho now secondary battery Of ". FAuso
viii aEsv hclp bin p9rpusc, aud wu my antlc!pat9
5y. T snj.Sy prose asoia Ia tse IHta'idea o. TIC
weakly. Iii l'arts. too, electricity has bccn ap-
eS eaoa = as,osy ss.y q n 81 e cs
tho ho1el 10 I.ouvc. Thu spare, steam power Ut
taa englucs has hucn utilized by two oura.nno
HtAGAllGks uuo u NAlCu HbktCatNh %Ad EQSIEWs
pnd tho 0lher transforms II into mechanical
wark. Tho enerV,ythus transmitted Ia about
A.r41. power per A,lnute."
an t,tlt.t,'us ruu BY electricity, says the l.ou-
ion EifetiictaM, la announced 10 ply hetwGun
Xphundurf nnd TulfuN, nt t!erln. Ttl0 authur.
tho necessary apparatus, which conslsss OF
u conducting Wirc, IN which runs the
with thu omnibus by means Df u thin
chuin. The vehicle u stmtlar to u four
whaelvl bus, with Eoon for ton people. A guild.
w5ccls Is p!eceu tho detvtng apparatus, which 10
connected By y thin chain with tho electrical
apparatus. Two strong endless ehaiLlt run from.
ihn drlytug apparatus 10 each of The hinl whecla
and CAUSE Them 10 toyolve. II Ii calculated that
this omnibus will do the diBtapca betwoau Ech-
IcudoFf aud VatoH in lWclyo 4nd hHlf mioNtee
The distance ID four kilometres.
, 1881-06-14
THE COURTS.
~;,Is of Several Violators OF
-" The Congressional Election
Law.
rro of the Defendants Ilcatt
" Guilty and Arc Mildly
Punished.
r,;c,;nal Cases on Trial-Di-
vorccs, New Suits, Etc.

THE ELECTION CASES.
...t,Inl III Tho election cllBcs wis bcGlin ycs-
.,ls.r morning befuro Judge lIolHctt. Ono
p's,. ". n. taken up Inst week, TINT of jUru bum.
g., g.. he pieatlcI guilty, and yesterdays trials
fus .ho trst Vi tho contested cllses. Thu tlrst
s.s .se,, was ttlut Of .losrph 7. Vhfalley, who
te4,.dItcd fur Interfering with Special Deputy.
ss!ssaJ ,bastes II. Duchcr nj tho First Precinct
Il ths Ninth Ward'
-. md u{tpr II very SHIRT nt,ontng address
W. y. Inc. District Attorney Mnrshal ltlldrup
". called rs II witness. lilo testified
-, In November Inst he WIS United Stntcs
w.,,haI, On tho Wednesday preceding clcotlon
:. ,rcciyel 4 petition from sovcn voters OF Chi
,..o 10 appoint spccial Deputy Marslials, and
~ "a. chures 4. Islcher was ptlo OF attch
r.,u,ics, hut wns NIT ass!Enetl by him 10 any
mccall prcclugt. ~ ......
"esar,es a. l,uchor, tho Deputy Marshal who
~t..s.auItct1. was next cnl,est rs witness, ind
MD tbe s,ory of hIn wrongs. lie was flrst do
.,u,d for duty ut the First Precinct OF tho
TseItth Ward. thon went down to tho Grand
tae'' tan, to 10 u the Firat Precinct Of tho
;5ser ss ~Se pepuy Sooa ss'S' s .as5s
.s VIZ r. p psh%E wsro a0 ,eeso ies S srcs e.
ntxecn jackson and van iMrch., tio also
rotEcsl eoulu ihen himself crowdlng Into linc,
bss ,s .es sy ,t @ kcs Ss ana II tao e. e.
t.ndtni eatns up to h!n9 and pushed bin back,
IND thc crowded hItn out intn tho middle Of the
iintt, and fsll on ht'n. Some one tton kickel
III. juucturc ont' Of tho regular policemen,
t.cer Stanton. rushed UP. mud drungcd him out
et lhs crowd. Witness waited long enough 10
ett Usialleys ua1t,p. A1ll thcn wetlt before Con-
mtsstoucr It0yhD and awnrG Ont n WRtrnHt for
lis Sysrst, but tho oiccr declined TO Arrcst him.
ua cr,ss.cyatn,'ation, Buchcr sattl thero were
itefc. lie had only been thpre about twenty
m,ppies hcfore tho dlsttrbnnce occurred. lilo
rs nct at thu First Precinct Ut tho Ninth Ward
E. q, Pierce. another special Deputy Marshal
/, The sanc precinct and v0ttnK-pIlcc, testItlcii
10 nearly tho slnc farts rs lluehcr. atd corrob-
iii closed tho c;tss f0r tho ilover,,mcni. rhe
dcfensr. represented by COrpnrntion-L Counsel
frank adams and Cbarlfo ca!lerun, tirat called
Sasber @ ,nado considerable noiso IT The pills
inJIody clse' Nntli witness kt'itiy told
@ ne must kfep s and shst 1 f be S 50 @
auy one clsu. Witness saw tho crowd rush Into
The srect. and Helped lsuehcr u. hMt .lid not SEQ
lay quurrcl between 1'uctcr and o'sialley. nor
Htr1dnls bntiRo on, but cnultl hot bu certnit,.
0tlceFs Lee and Fitzgerald and ono Alexander
Koattith were nls.' prcsunt Ut tho ti,tto Of tho
heard Of any troubIc or quarrel. ....|.
Tie dcfennnt uMa!ley thon took tho atani,
nd denied tlHt-foott:tl that nny trouble occurred
- a Deputy slnrshnl. saw him interfering
rlta tho liue oil. voturs and pushed him bacK
erowd suraed up behind them and pushed them
out into the middle Of tho street. did not strike
B,cher, but warned him several tltnoa to Keep
, 1881-06-14
ITEMS.

HOMER |. Andrews, Indicted for stealing lot
'ers !rnm the post-Oflice here, allowed a verdict
o'guilty to be entered against himself ycstor-
dsy be!,re 1s1t!Ko notlgutt.
ine Appellate Court will reudcr batch Of
nlHlOns tt,-duy.
psthar9cs from bankruptcy were issued yes-
Htday 70 Iiusha Thomus anl Carenou NJ. and
f!nccht n. Ayers
, 1881-06-14

= INC lllNola Truat and Savings liank began
!u1 yesterday for 1880 nKainst Erastus u. Will
AuI.
~ Ma!sced and others hrgana suit for $3,0I0
%anst Joseph llerzoH tho Dnvld Wttkowsky.
ueoh,s Meturthy uotnnonced suit III trespass
tsa,ae tulef ho Chlcago & Enstcrn filto!s Railroad
NTr%hesny tn recover $5.UOO dnmnHey.
,snares Il. F0snin commenced nr notion In
u.s.! sspsss sRhlst Clarence j. Ford, laying dum-
.an1olph !.octn brought ault fur $6OtO damn RoB
Murphy, 49, ""s'oa a'io "''o @a'a i'o"ato
, 1881-06-14
MoccDe demos all Knowledge nj thu shooting.
howover. mud II jury will determine his quit or
t'1fE GALL.

TIE GALL.
tHtH1E DHt:HMnSD-tit GhnsnnEr4.
Ju1uE Isr.DuHET-r--Enll hf tho crinlInnt Gul-
cndnr.
APPELLATE CtluHT-Opln!uns nt 10 u. III, an,l
lrOttpn4.
Jui,uE GAny-Nus. l.0.7. M. 4,ti5, 1tusscil vs.
Olsen, Dtt trial.
JUbGE SMiTit-Set cn.cs 6y ngrcnp1cnf.
.lttNiR RWILf.lAMsDN-Assitts Jntlgo fjarr. No.
4.'F17, lslktns W. Cldncy, nh trial.
@ 1ytKE :AHEsnSmSnt rSse 'a', Fr1o''Sh r. M, ";
Caldwell VI. Miller, ,li hnaril,H.
..IulniE tso!xlts-Soi To nH Inclusive. No. I'll,
jHIM,r MottHS-ss, Ri, ;:7,t. ~, ~. sa,. s:s,
al. T4., 10. 747. Mn. IN, on trial.
.1utN,E rHLEr-i3, II. II. M. to, fartnor Va.
Hl!elt. Ou hpurinH. =.
JutulE Observation-Disclosures fnnttons. ....
JMra'E GAhnH,n-Nos: :,s,, f;el. l,:'Sa. 1.;}9l,
l,1N, |, 1,4fu i,4i1. md ~.
JNiHiE AXrtIOSr-Sos. ,a3, tr'rgd, l,s7os, i,tas,
1,fKl, md t.4Gf.
Jut,1E. fiAwEs-No.. I07, 70e, soi, sG), $40, 8J1,
b0l. mud BE3,
, 1881-06-14
DIVORCES.

a bill for divorce WIS nieI yesterday by Mary
LTustla against Tho,nAs j. Tnstin, tho charges
ttuz adultery. drunkenness, aud cruelty,
Judge Barulim granted II divorce to Nnry e.
en11b from Church II. Smith on tho ground Of
cruelty, aud to Mnry Cot1eu from James Coffee
IL! drunkenness aud Llestrlon.
fudge lamrsn er,lutrt1 IL titurco Of divorce to
b!gamy,
, 1881-06-14

UNITED STATES COURTS,
Inc Dayis Sowing Machine Company began II
tat Yesterday against john Shulo to RECOVER
N,t0
plssd II. osborne, Jnmca +. Gordon, and
foen 1 y. Gordon tllel tlll against William
fs,n.Sg,are Ig 70 restrain him from using 90 Improved
Gordon, N'' -~' 1o' y -
, 1881-06-14

-. " aes1ato OF Jacob st.bcr. tho will was proven
10y W. admitted to proE,atu. und luttprs testutncnt-
49,, ~ we're Issued to 1tnu!Ba Stubor. Tho cstutc Ia
'toea At ubout $4,000.
~ sao estate OF l5arbarA Miller, tho will WIS
s.',' nvsa aud admitted to probAtp, and letters
t.t.,e t.t.,atantary wcre Issued to August Th!cle. Tho
s'iiaG ~ Y, "a sutucl III nt,out f5nI].
rs ~ ae tsiutn Ut Albert II. Morton, minor. lot.
Gort"oln s!aa!taiauship WeIo tssuch t0 Oeorgc e.
IKE. a. Ih: estnto Is valued ut about $ssN.
tn estAtn of Henry ltave ct al.. minors, lot
ptn,ha aguaedlGishlp wure Issued to Joseph Dom
fntsaRer. Ihe cst.tu - ralaed 1t about $7Uu.
ppitsa Gstato Of Michael lauarh, letters Of aa-
H. ts,sto Tvre Issued to Henry MuGuorail.
In HStaa HSta!c u VALUED at about &.D,NA
Atts.as ae estate Of Jnmcs ltoMch ut AL. mIuors,
4U;nsoett suardlanshjp wHre issupd 10 Henry
EIHH Iho cstatU ID valued ~ about
aiojstnse. aijsne eatste Of Mary Roach, lcttora Of adj
I'd s.tattln!l Nhro tssued to Henry Mc0ucron.
ttts.a!e IT, u al4ed ut about 5000.
nent.sse s eatate Of 1snMo Atkinson, lettgta testA.
3ts,s n Wsru issued TO Ellen Atkinson. Tho
jnha VALUED ut 1lbnnt &aH LOU.
knyssa se se!ato Of 1urbara DeckoE, the will was
"''ea aud admitted to prnhutO,
, 1881-06-14
such u Proud Moment, Too.

PROUD young father" Oh-er-I wish to reg
!stor tao nirtn OF i daughter" NeRistsasI"No
no; yau must ~ back my boy, md tell your
father to a0ai9 himself"
, 1881-06-14
1RTTsFNI; UHIINf'Ff N|sTrTf'Js,9.

Tn ORDER To AttUAIAnlnATE OUR
J. Hn,tFFuMs patrons thtnstInnf the city. wr havt.
rstnia1tsf liranrIt Uf1lrrk 4D t' tiIfnns Dvlanr.
i. n, ,pnnf"i h"Inw. w!"si. h,hsrr1i"rn,nt. will he
thk"n f,r tlH stt,r pr1tt rs rtIars" Mt til" MantH-
fire, nnd III hr r"Ftisrf uni "nt.;r'Gk y.
sUiTrfl NlttHlNS- -
u. & H. HIMMa, Nnukaoi'er. md s'ntInurrs, TT
TNnnty -sIHrIlth-as,
y. F.'hhiAHT. lrusxlat. Gt+ tn,taRe Gruve-av.
JEHNlA F. JAtttisiia, Druggist. sIl7 tnt!tara.uv.
CtitHrr Thirty -fftat-Ht.
~. Nt:IlEMAS. irnxrsL cprnrr Thirty .nrse nnt
.... wEar l,lytxtt,H. .........
!. A. DhtEflI- 1irss9Ilst. HI smith 1ta'sscslsst.
cftrnrr HnatJ tJsirt.nS, .
kjtAfT. tiriIxulat, cti West Ma'lstn-at-, eor-
.JAs II. Huxley 4 tn. t,rnuutsts. II, anuih
..Mii.i.4'! !iiiAttMAtS. j. IL. WAINWRIGHT. E;a
Nrst MHii-.lr..t.. c4'taIHrf f,x}rn.nr.
TIL -tlSSiCii*E$ Druggist. 2W ltlan 1stand.av..
ctlfHrfaff T&Hfstfl-4l. ....
III. i!!:Ittl':K. jownler, Srw*tca'cr. and Fanc
tin!t1a. i! Mkn.at.. ctlrncr lanGsiin,
AtI}l.$T 1AEIlIsHtsS. bfunSAt, III SUrth Iihleted.
corner lnfanx'st Observation-Disclosures.
!. Ri;lttISt4IEAM 4 ~, Htnt4tst. ~ North
Glnrk mt. eHIner UIvtsl'tif,
r. II. WILLIAMS X Etls Druggists, 1s l.asrnhee-
Iaiiis H. II. :$rxnE, Printing md Advertising
Agent, ftttkU. Ill r., DHyleJntI.e
, 1881-06-14

1I1OR SAl.E-S10O WILL HtJY A BEAU
- Nful lut ore block frstm the h1toi at Lagrange.
tnef fruN Chlca9u; SIS h:pwu md k monthly irhrAp-
cat property in 1nhrket shUwn grr; hbAtraCL ffts.
IRA HfiUWS. II! In HAlis-At,. lttn,in
, 1881-06-14

E,OK SA1.E-FKUiT FARM At W1lE;A-
;.,,1! t",1 = mttss Ts.t ;s o. & e S " Il r. y acrHs
FIJI surroundings: tlelgttu! C,llintry hume within
ono hDur az EhtcnGo+ T. II. kEltFUyT i CO.. VI uear-
, 1881-06-14

.--s~--'
E'ult S.i .ii,E-f:ECElvEHS SAlE-OF
~ # y. lrt acres ot tund. nnu mile north NJ
'e'sSs aS ssss: n ans
east e., ff"n. it, ~ '. As1!Mndv @ 1a,'rond station
q ssctnn Il 1~n i y, Knn4o il which i!.s east u
he right,mf.war ni tho =. {. !. Z. H. r. b Cook
CttlHty !its. Pursuant 10 hrdet 1T l0 t'irc ult
Eo,.tt Il cok Connt{ entcrea " tt!s :st!i aar q
A.. w. The *taie sHristus tl'intl et al:+ bt,nil.
Thursday thu :IFt dAYHf June lsSl. NJ nelntk q. t
n,,9xs IT. xa. .erIea @ PREMISE, tr n.y. sur. "f ti b..
twu tears. with Interest VI SIX rr t.nt Itst unu.i.
Mynstie tenll.nnnally, Mncs$ i.!nhHr and htnr TIL
It'd Will he Heeapiad. lECICa I tyTls. Receiver oi
tlr ssne HavlnHH lslat0t!u su la Sne.ss. Chicago
June y ISL,
, 1881-06-14

TOR SALE-G1.ENCUE-l On TIE
4! shuEe Of Lake Michigan. " feet aburo lake. ut
sit1 cnch on = nuMth!y tnynlentsi, good schools.
nny dny. IRA HttJNS, lt1 La sn!le.st.. N0um 1,
, 1881-06-14

E1OH SALE-uY TUKSEI, & bond, TO-
H. Washngt0n-Rs.: tleatntIa Int an l.nkv.a ~
sl0 with c1tta9u hutmecu FeEtisth and Fariy
, 1881-06-14

WANTED GENTLEMAN WITH S:n,-
w uUln Legitimate manufacturing bnainess lhat
viii positively pRY Eu.0U yeariyt will nruve lhB 70
th0a0 meaning huslnusa. AHdTgss II Nj 'rFlhuhu
yATANTED-AN EN'rEKi'l,lSlNt; MAN
w with q, ,an to upsn branch nItCu y ChTaa:;'
b,xIness bnynH uxGF .1kt pHr cnllt. AdHrph4 j., y.
MILLER. bll ArNh-sl. rltllAlOlHhta.
, 1881-06-14

i nnas. .man With u ,au III lexitlulats and axtss
pfudta0U bIslness: bsfu md nar1lAnunL lnEGsiiGA-
upA ucsLTvd. Aadress II y, Tribune ontce.
, 1881-06-14

ENnH SALE-:KECE1v vER's SALE OF ~
kna l.l,ek IT, y! ti.ndwins sutdtvt.on n the y.
MAnt tl,s n l:Auf secli"n u ~ H. i! me tity q
"f E1nE t.n,tr. ss.tete' IN thq ,E1 !ny nf Snrenl.
the atnts .nvit,gs 1n.titutIs,n ct n t!a IN Tues.
.!ny Thy 2l+t ey II June. ~ al u nclock NJ
serbed pFau,lsea lur the II fiuH ne-sla!s rash.
lMnnca IN " hcore WI ycnrs With Interest NJ t".r
hsict md heller W /. then received. u whct .ysnt
the htshest ma bust bid will hn ncpeples h:CtCs
y. otls, ltct"tyrt1t Thu state Savings lnAttulttn.
, 1881-06-14

1VANTED-COMrETEST, RELIABLE
w ralGsncn III tAk0 Drt1orH fEaiu rfiyno families
fnr tlrst-cinss creamery bntser Apply at III MGhs
, 1881-06-14

FY1O REST-AT ANUSDA LEA 1-tOOM
tw".eioty hnn>r. t;I,hfc style Ar.snian l. IN tho
90, fr ttJ riIur. Far nricuints imply IL Ii. Ill.
MIlCE ut Ferry Il HrJn lu.nbes ntticG, wn*t end ol
Ely}t&Eri.lfIsxs. Ilt1t5gG.
, 1881-06-14

Usl E0n or 81, 600 70 LOAN ON FIRST
spt}s s}LO casa tfyte t'srk pronarty q psr rent
Is Htlchgan.nv.
, 1881-06-14

MISCELLANEOUS.
G1TUAT10N WASTEE-ljY A YOUNG
y cutured nun JMuitbt Il! a private tnmtIy; te
handy md trnsty. Can give references. Addrcss II
y. Tribune utiiCG.
CTTUATIOS WANTEn-I}f 4 YOUNG.
~ inan Il years Of aso 1T private family. Address
Il b. Tribune unlre.
, 1881-06-14

1IN01, SAl4E-'rEN ACRES IN SEC. 10,
~ west nf Normal Schoul, sl,uA MUTT i HIttJuk Es,
NiOn IL, II tjarE.xt.
, 1881-06-14
BUSINESS CII1tNCES.

THOR S.tLE-FliUlT-STAS CORNER
~ Thlrd-av. and Twc!fth'ss.. NJ def,ott prea ia
, 1881-06-14

INASTED-91 PRACTICAL. KO}FERS:
w guod wasen. IL. 1t, sIlAFFEllT X co, lii LII
, 1881-06-14

CAST OFF 'ELOIIIING3.
A LII CASH PAID FOR LADIES' AND
IA Hautleuehs = casl.uN clothing, ehrp1t9, and bud.
dInv T4tl vr eddreta a. iLEttNl[ftsG, 6ul ttAle.aL
, 1881-06-14

NTANTED-CANFA OF EITHER
w sex tn sell n'gtllH and packages, Ie~ery.
u 40 n daY r4n 10 .!laIs: gntALauu frey. semi
ttnEp for i"*snse. l.. N. LISlStiIUA+ IL And III
WNthSfl- EhickHiIs
, 1881-06-14

WANTED-ESEIiGE MEN WITH
~ aMn!l cartts! inr bItnett R!hsanteot 10 nny
will convince ynu EAtl II III the elf Hlliers Feni
stnMp fur lHlliers. MEltttlLl II co.. y And . Surth
, 1881-06-14

E,OI. SALE-.lO ACRES ON ILLINOIS
- centsnl I!Mt!runl. nivcrale junction. FULL
Euaf k0utn IL NJ, ~ Wn1hnxttIn Al.
, 1881-06-14

EHOl. SALE--A LARGE FRAME BUILD
- tnK ON Hut'I MlwAukeE-nt. tr,rner; tGuAI; rent
NJ tnr aL3l!; an excellent Investment 1tESItf
" Il .f.Ett, Il e., J7 Ihsn tttIrn.<l
, 1881-06-14

WEST 8IpE.
rT,O a.EN'r-A, FURNISHED AI.COVE
/ room fur gentlemen. hi Leayitt"st., near Madl
, 1881-06-14

rtNO RENT-Si.hD AND s., FOR SINGLE
j. r!1u,. newly Furnished. ils West Adans.st. ott-
1.lxli .lnlaEmiiI1 HhEE.
, 1881-06-14
REAL E.SILfI'I; HLfNI'ED.


A tiOLDSMID, LOAN OFFICE, 10 EAST
As 3tRdiAoa-st- t'leenscdl. Established lsia Ola.
mOnd broker aud butliun lGh!nr. Lash paiA for Old
EulI nd 1iIvart ilhulu1ta Inrls gtG. GIc CDIurn1o
tlsMncb, Au}s 1.asll1Iee. 81, DenYHF.
, 1881-06-14

JIOUSEJIDLDr GOODS.
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Stephens City star. (Stephens City, Va.) 1881-1883, 1881-08-06
Texas Mustangs.

The Rev. W. Fl. H. Murray has evil
IDENTIFY found employment that he likes
in Texas horse breeding. He writes en-
Enthusiastically to the Boston Herald that
Texas is just the place for the business,
and that the tough little mustangs are
the right stock to take hold of for i'm
provement. He declares that they trace
their origin back to trace Of equine
kings and queens" and have only dete
riorated under hard usage. 81 have
seen these little S00-pound horses" he
saws. "travei S0lniles, with 1S0-pound
man up, under Southern sun, in a ride
across country, without roadways, from
sun to sun, and that, too, with little
grain, perhaps nothing but the grass
they can get from the prairie at night.
Many of them pace-pace like the wind
pace SO fast that they play with you
on the prairie, though you have blood
ed mount that can run like greyhound
Others trot-trot naturally-with STILES
we'll out and perfect Knee actlon, ane
will do nothing but trot, however hare
pressed. I have raced through th'
prairie grasses and flowers at the rum
of mustang stallion 153 hands high
and blood bay in color, with tail blacl
as night and that would sweep tn
ground afoot, and been unable to brea
him from his trot or range up to nj
side, although my mount was three
quarter bred mare of 1,10O pound
weight, that took to the chase with he
eyes blazing and ears laid back in wa
that plainly told her rider that she fel
a good deal as he did" Mr.. Murra
advises a cross from a thoroughbre
stallion, believing that it would increas
the size without losing toughness, an
produce the best saddle horses as we
as trotters.
Stephens City star. (Stephens City, Va.) 1881-1883, 1881-08-06
The Horses Friend.

Even horse may find it advantageous
to have "a friend at court" A market
gardener noticed that basket in which
was placed fresh carrots was frequently
emptied. He asked the gardener, who
said that he could not understand it,
but would watch for the thief.
A quarter of an hour had elapsed,
when the dog was seen to go to the bas-
ket, take out carrot and carry it to the
stable.
Dogs do not eat raw carrots, SO fur
ther inquiry was necessary.
The observers now found that the dog
had business with a horse, his night
companion with wagging tail he offered
the latter the fruit of his larceny, and
the horse naturally made no difficulty
about accepting it.
The scene was repeated until the car
rots were all gone. The dog had long
made favorite of this horse. There
were two horses in this stable, but the
other received no notice, much less car
rots
Stephens City star. (Stephens City, Va.) 1881-1883, 1881-08-06
Disparaging the Prophets.

1t is just as we'll to bear in mind,
when you read the wild representations
of Mr.. Vennor and his great rival, that
rain fifteen hundred miles square no
more makes rainy day on this conti-
nent than fy-speck on the dome of
the capital makes the District of Co
lumbia, or even all of the dome, black.
Anybody can say, "there will be rain
and thunder-storms and cyclones in the
United States during july" and II
would be mighty safe thing to be-
money on. What we want, what the
country clamors for, is man who cal
tell us when and where the cyclone i
going to strike, and whom it will hit
And up to date that man hasn't said
word about the weather.
Stephens City star. (Stephens City, Va.) 1881-1883, 1881-08-06

treat your gasped the rector "oh'
send away the servants, pray, dor
/" 'E ave been halter somethln',
then p said the younger man, confiden-
tally, as he appeared to retire, but lin
gered at the door to listen.
"Speak, sir" commanded Aunt
Crosby.
"Well, then, whispered the rector, in
an agitated voice, 'she has promised TO
be mine-and-I mean no harm, in
deed, dear, kind Mrs. Crosby but | Just
walked back to look at-the light in her
window p
There was an ominous silence, and
then came crackle of laughter like the
sound of holly leaves burning and Aunt
Crosby chuckled OUT
"Go home, Mr.. Preedy; go home and
20 to bed! We old folks should think
of our rheumatism before we perform
as Romeos or Juliets. Goodnight to
YOU. I'll bolt the window now, if you
don't mind"
"Look at that, now" cried the young
footman, delighted.
"Shame on you for listening, James,
replied old Barnes, adding, with
growl, "waking us all up to look a.
Miss Dorothy's winder! Well, I'm
blessed if there's fool like an old fool!
Stephens City star. (Stephens City, Va.) 1881-1883, 1881-08-06
ITEMS OF INTEREST.

An English writer estimates that
there are 40, 900 Americans in England
to-day.
The Brighton Railroad tragedy has
made revolvers sell like hot cakes in
London.
Last year in France there was only
one person in 100000 killed by rail-
road accidents.
The Grand Stand at Epson, which
dates from 1928, pays its shareholders
forty per cent.
| M. Ferdinand Lesseps has been
elected President of the Geographical
Society of Paris.
Bernhardt says she has 800, 600 In
cash, 10000 worth of works of art, and
$500 in Jewels. What sort of men
are the French to let herremain unmar-
ried ?-Boston Post.
Senator Lamar, of Mississippi, is a
resident of Oxford, the peculiarities of
which are that being university town,
, no liquor is sold, and there is no rail
road depot within mile.
In the trial of Mrs. Fletcher, Boston
9 spiritual medium, for swindling dupe,
s she asked the Courts permission to in
troduce the testimony of disembodied
o spirit His Honor said no.
@ "Halloap With this exclamation the
hunter came to an abrupt halt. The
$ concluding chapters Of the thrilling and
e absorbingly interesting story Of "The
Scout and the Indian" will be found in
o our waste-basket.)
n Vennor says that the presence OF th'
comet indicates hot July. The peo
:. pie of this country have suffered 81
"a much of late years from the driving
snowstorms and bleak winds OF Jul.
If that little balmy weather during tina
~ month will indeed be Ii pleasa mt chang