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Morning journal and courier., 1881-04-13

AbrR Johnson, One Hundred and Eight Years Old.
 Abram Johnson died in Salem township Wayne county, Penn, few days ago. He was, according to his own statement, 1Os years old, and the story of his life is very TO- mantle. He said he was born in Vermont in 1773. His father was soldier in the war of the Revolution, the family then living near Lake Champlain. Abram enlisted in the war of 1912 as a private soldier, but his conduct was such that he was soon made captain of band of Oneida Indians under the command of General Macomb. He participated in the battle of Plattsburg and narrowly escaped, bearing scars, which he always exhibited with pride. One of these wounds was sabre cut on the side of the neck. This was done by big British soldier, and Johnson was knocked down by the blow. After he had fallen he feigned death, which was very difficult under the circumstances While the battle was yet raging another soldier came along and thrust a bayonet into his knee. This caused him the most intense agony, but so great was his fear of capture and so strong his nerve that he did not finch. That night, after the enemy had left, hls Indian soldiers found him and carefully carried him back into camp. Oneida, the sixteen year old daughter of one of the chiefs, took a fancy to Johnson and tenderly nursed him through his sickness and until he was able to get around again. It was the old story They loved each other, and when a short time af- terward peace was established they were mar ried. With his wife he came to New York city and went hence to Sussex county, N.-J. Mrs. Johnson becoming ill was taken home to her tribe, where she died and was buried with Indian pomp. MT. Johnson then returned to Salem township, in Pennsylvania, where he ever after resided, supporting himself for many years by farming. He lost all his l money and property through unlucky specux lations, and it was not long before he was 8 town charge, for though entitled to 8 pension he never claimed it and died pauper. His mind was sound up to the time of his death, and he was remarkably happy to the last. His only daughter after she grew up joined the Oneida Indians and married the son of a chief.
Morning journal and courier., 1881-04-13

ap9 BIG Chapel Street. Extraordinary Excitement! NDREW DOMAIN has had overwhelming suc- A this s-ason iu his great variety of CANNED GOODS end the beauty of it is that whoever has chased once will call az n for the QUALITY and PRI- cEs cannot be surpassed. Look the Following Prices. 3 ID. Table Peaches, cans soc. Fine Table Peaches, 13c. Quinces, 15c. 's Bartlett Pears, 15c. Gooseberries, 10c G Egg Plums, 15c Gage PuIns 15c.
 ' Raspberries, 12c. Fine Pineapplee, 1Tc. Straw berries, 16c.
 's Black erriss, &c.,
 s California Apricots, 3lc.
 ts Cherries 15c. st Guilford Tomatoes, 1Ic
 Genuine French Peas, 2Se.
 Oyster Bay Asparagus, 33c. Fine String Beans, 1Oc 6 Small Green Peas 16c. e Marrowfat Peas, 1Sc. 'f Early June Peas 20c. 6 Jones Succotash, 15c. Sweet Corn, 15c. H Lima Beans, 12c S Golden Pumpkin, 12c Best brand Canned Salmon and Lobster 15o. Libby, McNeal x Libby Corned Beef, 2 Ib. can 25e One fine bottle Queen Sauce, 1Oc Just received-Pickled ] amb's Tongues in glass jars Picked Tripe in glass jars Celery Sauce g very fine relish the table fresh arrival Olives in glass or bulk; Pickles of all descriptions; new Call and see us and be convinced that we keep the best assortment of Fancy and Staple Groceries. Genuine Rye and Rock, 65c bottle. Fine assortment Wines and Liquors. Call and see 
 For sale, nice butter box and delivery wagon.
 A DREW GOODMAN No. Ss Grown st. Near Music Hall doors from Church street. ap9 GOODMAN'S BUILDING.
Morning journal and courier., 1881-04-13
CLARK BUILDING,

Lots-State Street, near Long Wharf, Lots-Whitney Avenue. Samuel Bishop Property corner Crown and Greggon
 Streets Lots-Howard, Hallock and Dixwel Avenues. Lots-Greenwich and Kimberly Avenues. Lots-Lapberton, Washington, Cedar and Carlisle
 Streets. Lots-Portsea, Hallock, White, Morris and West
 Streeta Lots.-Adeline, Daggett, Starr. Newhan and Bassett
 Streets Lots-Harriett, Canal, Grant and John Streets. 100 Shore Lots on Lighthouse Point. 10 Shore Lots below Waverly Grove, West Haven. 100 Lots Wallingford 100 Lots-Derby Avenue. 40 Lots-AIingtown. 75 Lots-Augerville. 100 Lots-East Haven, near East Haven Center. 100 Lots s-Near Hamden Church, Hamden. 1000 Lots-Montowese North Haven.
Morning journal and courier., 1881-04-13
YOU GAN BE RELIEVED AND CURED

Don't despair until you have tried this Sensible Easily Applied and RADICALLY EFFECTUAL Remedy. Sold by Druggists, or sent by mail on re- ceipt of Price, $2 .00, by
 The tOnly'' Lung Pad Co.,, Williams Block, Detroit Mich. Send for Testimonials and our book,
 Three Millions Q Year" Sent free.
Morning journal and courier., 1881-04-13


 97, GOO, GOO or more subjects of the Czar oc- cupied more than ten days. In St. Peters burg the workingmen in large factories had l to repeat the oath, word for word, after the officials, who then placed an approving mark on the passport of each man.
 George o. Cannon, one of the foremost | men in the Mormon Church, addressed the Mormon conference at Salt Lake City the | other day, and in speaking of the loyalty of l the saints declared that the time would come when lhe saints would have to go to the res- cue of and maintain free government on this continent, and this would occur within the 1 lives of some of thosein the congregation. They 1 ligious thought and action to all-the pagan, 1 the Hebrew, the Indian, the orthodox, the | heterodox, and the infidel They claimed those rights for themselves, he said, and | would strive for them, and also to confer them upon others. John Taylor, the Presi- dent of the Mormon Church, has just declar- ed that polygamy is one of the corner-stones of the Mormon religion.
 It is feared that there has been great mor- tality among the busy bees of the western States during the past winter because of 8 scant supply of food for them last summer. A correspondent of the Chicago Times who has visited number of bee-raisers iu Kane county, H., reports the prevalent opinion that two thirds of the bees in the Northwest have died since last fall or will be dead be- fore June 1. He was told that D. Martin, of Geneva, had lost six or eight swarms-all he had. B. c. Yates of Geneva, had lost all of his. James Woodnan, of Blackberry, had two hundred swarms he now has two. The Barber brothers, of La Fox, have lost twen- ty. Eugene Otis of Batavia, had seventy swarms last spring; all are dead. William Way, of Batavia, put eighty-five in the cellar last fall; he will not have twenty-five by the 1st of June. William Uric, of Aurora, has three swarms left out of total of eighty. W. Webster, of Elgin, has two out of thirty left. These statements are rather discouraging, it must be admitted, but the losses enumerated are all in Kane county, where the white clover crop on which the bees chiefly rely was bad failure last year.
Morning journal and courier., 1881-04-13

100 Lots-Orange Center
 30 Acres-Eear Branford Center. splendid site for building. s 6Acres-Westville, opposite Pond Lily Paper Mill go Aeres-Near Maltby's Lake, Sproutland.
 Also the best FACTORY SITES in the City or Country. One Block House-Home Place. One Block House-Sylvan Avenue. One Small House-Thorn Street. One Small House and Barn-Adeline Street. One Small House, Barn and Sheds-Silver Street. One Small House-Haaock Street. Two Small Houses-Wilson Street. One Small House-Oak Street. Two Small Houses-Morris Street
 And other Property too numerous to mention
 small payment vii secure any of the above de- scribed Property and the balance be paid in in stallments to suit the purchaser m3 If
Morning journal and courier., 1881-04-13
sSaurnaI arto Courier.

EDITED AND PUBLISHED BY
 HARRINGTON & CO.,, No. 400 State Street, Courier Building.
 JOHN B. CARRINGToN. EDWARD T. oARRINeroN. JOHN B, oARRINaroN, JR.
Morning journal and courier., 1881-04-13
@GD,oGD0D
BunneH & Scranton,

AIEW Haven and Northampton per cent. First " Mortgage Extension Bonds due 1911, exempt from all taxes.
, 1881-10-22


washington 1tusstssvs what no 0ther city, per-
hal,s, III Ilt United s1ales sors = wusaa! lamp.
llxlIlur. Her nu1hU IL 3lrs. Welsh. She IL uf
Irish extr1suton, Aud Ia represented ~ u busy.
LlistlnH !ttlu won,an VI AtlUlit ~ yearH Ut mKc.
lIsr t;iatr!ut IL sittiatnil IN what IL knnwlt ~
Ilrirs l.ulIosn, nm Ut tho Wurst scctLans o.
tho elly, all1 through tins ssutiou, Ut Ill
lnurs Of tin nlHl4t. Mrs. We!stl my be aacn
hustcnlig iru,l Aup.i'ost 10 iAlllp- p'lss either
lighting Or extbnyitsntx ". shs ,lncs lttat NY y
latllcr, hut rl1ts ut' tho p0st with lfa nHlllty
of aiulrrrl. Ul tho .'alkcst nights
shu penetratts tho tntnust rarcsscs ct thu
nIcya with y bravery thut knows MD
Icur. Tle lumns aluna her r0,te nru
lighted with tue utmost rrKMlHrity M1Q ext!n-
RuisAed With equal nrnlnptness. III tuct, she
5i,ny 10 regarded ns the ilitalul la.up-Ehtrr OF
tho city. llur ht,sbaah is now tn IMit. serving
out spltenco for III ulfcnse which bis Irish In
l,1tuosliy led him Into. nad In tctaln tho pu-
sttiou In thu fuEntlv tho liltl1 woman assu1iel
tu takU hur husbands placc antl ,ll bis work.
lu striking cpntrast With this caso IL that nf q
Rx-Guu& man who bus Charge Of q curtain district
and who whistles vigorously willis cxtiIHulsh.
lug tho lataps ttAt arc In secluded spots, for tho
purpose, 1t IL snta, of keeplllR up his courage.
, 1881-10-22
STATE COURTS,

lI1En,Nn llrothora l,cGnn u suit for &a,501 y1s-
tnrliny uguMst Robert W. unu jAlnes u. Good
willie.
Tho Uniyersul!st Ucncral Convention Alcd
blu aRAillst Samuel a. n1,d Emily l.. I!rlHgs, G.
Ii. sawyer, mud l:wue.l Cork, 10 toracloso u
trust ru,l fur $4t3i.H un I.0t 10 in Nash, ltat,-
kin & Trays Subdivision Df tho south tWenty-
seven ncres Of tho i. ". Il Of tho y. W. \ Of
Eue. IL, ~, II.
Ferdinand Eckcr!o commenced n suit In tres
rahn ug1tinst flenry 0a,tte, layfnK damages Ut
f!HN.
rho Scottish American Mortgage Company
filed u hill Hga't.a, Et!,th l.. Hr1tul,, Stanley
Il. scxtuI,, a,lti t,tAsss, 10 lorecloso 4
mortgage fer &:,5Os On tho West Jul ;!.10
feet NJ tllu North III feet OF that
lAIrt Of the n. W. fractional II Ut Sur.
T.: ~. u, lying tnnt1l OF Twelfth strevt and oaBt
af alishixHn Rsrnuu; nIsn raRht feat shuth z!
4n.l nJtint3y tho PROMISES ubutt tescrlltutl
n1so !.ils Alii lrj. iii, unl lf:i IN tho School
Trustees Subdivision Ut the North part Of Noo.
~. III. IL, AMI nIothor nsalust tho sn1Iu pustles
III furtGltho Il luurtHayu Tor $l., wv Oh tho Arst
tract above testrtbcl.
, 1881-10-22
TRIBUNE IsIfANCIf OFFICES.

TN ORDER TO ACCOMMODATES OUR
l. humorous ,,atrHns t!soueilout thu city, VIC lnvo
Established lsrail4h unices IN tho EieTent Divisions.
designated hGlJiF. Wtler1 nllytrtlButlUht* will bc
taken tor t,e sanu price M cnrEct NJ lht Main 0-
et. aa will oo fs6ffyfi sSTTi na!1 iv1s ssHs!.ek MI
HENRY j. uECkWiTii, ilfisust. yOl Cottaxo
y. q. It. aiMM@. i5uokseiIurs and statlouoss, LII
iTF,s0N X JfGoBus. Dtuasl,s4 a1s7 lndIana.av.,
IT, H. uGilsl1S. Druggist, corner rrtr-rst md
q: .. Inv Il CO. eorpur ,pakuood boulevard aua
VEST DIVISION.
FRANK sQUAllt. urnNElst Aa Hast Madlson.st,
j. siisiE1.tlt. Druggist. 80 West 1.ake..t, cor-
!: (: SSyEl!I. Druggist, aa south 11assoa.st,,
H..F. KNAkT. nruRelst, Gil West Mud!son-st, cor
1lAsIt:s ii. KiWK1EY 4 CO., Druvgss.s, I'LL South
''i Mii.ss riiXIiM&G:f. ~ :sH J. ". WAINWRIGHT. ii,
VIII I'll 9Ssqa!i s'sF lasss Ss2S:sS Hue 1.anaav
eqf,'s. II ii.sitK 5swelor suvs,oaor ia Fancy
Ghimls. ta !.Al9.st. garner tinclln
AUGUST rIAC0l1soA. uruxKss, lSs NGtth Ialated-
/. tlu1st.1NGiiAM i Co, Druggists, 4E North
EsHrk"Et.. eurngr l!lvie!1n.
=. 81 Wli,.!Aala X co.. nruaglats, IT'S larrabco-st,
eoii fUuiS II. H. HEEHE, Printing md Advertising
Agent NGWs anu Htniln!i9ry DtpOt. III f. Diytsiun.s
SUBURBAN.
.GoonutCil .. DOW, bruF1lst, llyae rnrk-av. and
FItty'thtr1-st.
xNEunGE ". Null. Houksolfer, stntlonat' md
, 1881-10-22
Robins Gcttil,g Drunk oN lilo Ikcrsles
Of the CjalnN Tree.

II Ocnrxia and Aoulc t,thcr pArts nf tho Eou uth
theT., u large, spsuu1liK. tres. very heaullfue
III eariy Mhy wbcn envcEcd Win ~ del,cste fell
"Irlu Ut Chin " aud *Fr!tlH u ln,iiu.'' It's
berries. " It appears from the following brlot
StreuM from Jhlrtow, Ga., have tho property Ut
Intoxicating btr,ls. Tho writer ot tho lu.tes, It
appears. huI snu SO, RHu btcD tnHEhe1 ut rs II
yr4uJ. lii AnuihGr ietter be iuuiHtAInx II w Il
faat. Thu experiment We 4nnta wGs 1ua'le bo :
fore thu WAr:
cop.Iuusioa M Of "souihSsa Wood Notes" III " Whicli
, 1881-10-22

NEw I3LooMr1ELn, tflss.. Inn. =, 1850.
Il wish to sny tn sou tint hAvn been suffering
for thu lust 1.-Two ygnrs with Ecvrre itching MI
over. have ilcasd nf Hop lHtters atld tried 1t.
Envc l,scll M four bottles. und it hns tluru mt
inurc good tnan als tho ssoctnrs and medicines
thnt they could tlso n Or Will inc. nit Old anu
your medicine and frnnl torment or tho doctors.
hnvo nn.l fifteen doctors Mt nIg.i Ono Kuvn Ing
seven oitlcCs Ut solution of Rrsenlc; nnuthor
took four tltnrts Ut blool fr0H, 1no. All thsy
cnl1Il toll wns that It WIS slstn slckncss: Now,
after tlbso four bDttlcs ut yonr medicine, ny
skin is well, GlcAis, nrtd a,nonttt As ever.
HESHY kSDCltE.
, 1881-10-22
ITEMS.

Judge llnuera yesterday entered mn order III
rect1ng Dr. u. a. k!l0ourue. Superintendent Ut
tho l:!E!n [lsune Asylum, to surrender Mrs. Ada
Robert to tho Sheriff hero by Mnn,hy next, 81
that tho tnuy tayc all opportunity to bo exam
lnad by medical nun on tho question Of her In
sanity. Tho hGarIng Of her hnboAs corpus casu
ts set for next Friday.
Il,dgu DruEntnonI will bc buck Mondny prob.
ably.
Jihlue Tuley will be IN bis chnncory-ruUsn at
o'glDck tllls morning to hear motions aud de-
flutt IltyprGp euScS,
, 1881-10-22

SUPERIOR EoUkr-JUM,E SA1TII-Thomas q.
Wren ~. Elishn Eryluour, sJ.Gl0.@o.
ElmCulr rGulIr-CnSfEsslOHH--F National
Isnnk ". ChArles Il. lluy and W., G. Whitney,
f,EHj.h1.
Jt'bDE RnaEns-AMna llisch va. Russell
J. Waters. yordtct t::..;5
JruuEs HAwEs-El!a Goodwin Vs. pauiel
, 1881-10-22
UNDERGROUND CABLES.
What tho Mutual Union aud Western
Indiana Arc Doing.
Tic First Practical Step Toward Tho
Abolition Of Telegraph Poles.


n,,s -, ,..,ari", no ,vnIl "a ti,a crow.Is m
~ 'ook ~ ,,,s. s,sn, ~, ,s,,,o s,oo, ,,,,nJ
and bccnmu Interested observers. III tho ono
cu.o, Of tho laying or tho cubic ruu md, In tho
with Medina bls'css. THO Dearborn street Mt
trnct!ott however,, was newer a''a loss'e'y tuoso
curious tha even tao e'.p.e run, pu.' ~ !" nu nm
tlon IL ais that II marked tilo solstllhn VI hth
crto difficult rroblr'n.how to l.y nl'dcrsr",'na
OF tho polo nuisance. INC Ioeses a,'e .1,e eo.
merits of tho ooker,o'' plainly t"ia Inn, tn tc,r
wer h r IT, IT, afSEss tSs .r, a p s n11
''it' ,u ;1xer pv o ' rS.ert ui,ssiiy 6y miles a
lnlns u Maly 1'. s,sn,,st 'sa y" ,nT ~ Sts. Iii
ca!catGIH t3 susK1s. ~ iS N.S w.Trs uov.
tho s!xs, sa s;prs9 @ q Isnsr, i nSf T.. 81 %
i,'sti o, ao urown out bIg M cpntiasr.so. "
ruE rxnEuonouSp w,uEs
which arc now bcl,v ai TIL ileNrbHr,I street be-
lung 70 tho Western !ntliain Iih!Iro.h and tue
It'd @ aidu ' by slda n IL tho sanS sreasn IIc Iirst
nan,eu corporation s!tcsIjy has thrce, niles Of
to At..t.,s-lt n so,liowi,at eircuitous Inc.
Tho iattcr nas but l1tr!y bglu tn lay Its wires.
me Tos . nss r,sf '. ,Ssy u s vii
oc to o ey t. ,s II Thrtv iii srcot
uonMcl pasSsst. iateiy M sold to ex-Aid swllt: nId
mriusi un..,si conpai,y. /. eoaslsts, in brIcs.nf
cli,iu t1i,,u up uf M. l.. copper Virus, ucluseh
III lead rlpc, resting II, cti. crrt, lnu trouEll.
mud sunk in.o u trcllch thrcc trtt deep; 1he
etst tr0IRnt III tns @ Gnse' ~, t M,'',i g Ip,tru;s
l"oahh caou' suo "es', ."s .s4 ,t,, ,,,.,,. ~
THE FIttrAisAri0S or THE WIRE
en- ~ u sieps !o sa m ge aop an H,'o sssee
atna.ls a u t. ~ II ne IL ilainoisr. T4uty Of thos
M'Fss on l nu IL aaa ~ ~ sho o
tIghtty W closrtl ny rlippiny "yrr II III a'r light
s,,rss.eo Of lilo tii,e. anl the cut picco Of
lu,tt tur1lui buck. IL now remains to make tho
tube thorouEhIy a!r.tIaht aGd son.potsy% g % lns.i.
resi,l, saI!ow,, becAwax, mt other insuIatinK
open oilt. As' tao itut sunitUn ilows
through the ppo drives tho ar nst'ro re y IN. a,,t
i'oriu .iuid. The alr utnoo tt, Ind IN oxit ut
tho closed esi.l or tho ppe. Is forec up through
ayaSt,s e, essS se ss contaes t. forcs tho air
Ill, ,hrntsn this BiIt oven alter tho mixture hns
rtacheGl tho nrtItlcal nt,etltik, ms 10 evidenced
;ills III sSe pIpo, IND iso,,,nuia.cs Ut thu opening
The solution is still pourc,l in+ however, uni,
tu pu S hSs Gse cxpssd liz s
cutting, oil tho upper surface Of tho
~, + tb now oonn MIA UM .x,croe %'e hnsc
tou If sti,IGr prevents tho antra,,ue Of my Ar
frnn. Tho outside. Whit IL tho result? ,t; AZ atr,
III xiasa tubes and tho wEolu arrangement thor
oushiy tMsl,intcd iy The solution 1T hot resin,
nit, ,,x,,a nv r,,,. roppp,, w,nrs
,,,.o.n. ,r,, n,towo,1 tn nx,ouI snvarml tncbcs
i'i Myor,,l iha lead ,,!pu IL nrtcr, of course, th
tWo ea,,,,vst,nx !lpss w1G shs;r is,iatss! ,a
Iine lra1ii, i ous 6y tl,v s1o 1t liz svysrnI scc-
|
, 1881-10-22

III tho estate or Sun1uel i, Gardner. deceased,
lcttrrs Of administration wers NrAnlca to
Aluluu II, Gardner under bond for FD.0N.
III llu calntu Ut W!lllAm II. Gnrdner. 1t nl,
sninura, letters ar xuutliap1hip Werv Issued tu
Aitnill Ii, 0ardhcs, under Gunu for $01,nU+
, 1881-10-22

Mary f. Ilurwuua was granted divorce from
1uhllts llarwu0d.
Thu case pr Theodore EchuartzhoG, charged
with be!nx t.lsae occupied tha most Ut tho day,
md tho Jury will rusurn seAlGd verdict s!on-
tlAy Eluraillx.
, 1881-10-22
UNITED STATES COURTS,

Tho unIversnllst General Convention Tiled
bill yesterday nKatnst y. y. hrIaKa und wife,
Llc!A 4. aul EuReno Il. Pierce. q. Il. i!Artou.
md uthors. 10 furcoloso trlst.lcch for $lD0N
un Ltlts III Aa ~, In Nnsl, ,ltnnkin g. Hrcy's SuA-
division uf Tho south IWetity.Euyeil acres Ut tho
i. ", u OF thu s. ". u oil Soc. Is, H. H.
, 1881-10-22
CITY REAL ESTATE.

1-----e-.
NOt SAt.E-DY ,ADOhl'N LOEB Il
= "o' !" s'a y! Sr!!f;t!;' -, ,. , !,
i.ssi,i'us st. Nh. Isl. hauho md Int at vcsy low
sca.av.. = faet ttent.
,st"ss III irs, nhsss q nes'es "' 'o'
y ;s!9
ss. front, e.., my.
w ssa:c ssS, Z, sst t,E s5
'.nts ~, u 9nIy H..g ,,, r,x,x,,,n,., M I'm.
rr,i,t H' III ..sy s.v1'snts. F'''' ''''o'"
i M n t; .Hx tIt nc f as,tys
p!Ynsct,ls sa.n I'p ltia,Ilt.
n,ti.!s. n'l'dcr IL huusss u''d 1"is hid vneaht
f!r!ss p "s%oen VII au's aSa iiarr''on-
Fnrsat.ay. near Thlrtysixth..L. 2.stnry and baso-
NH! ssfss .G e F Ct ySfs oa. front,
!y" Sgr ~ q sr u "s'G ras'aanco. at ,o
a!sna,sy;. FIN ; opposite rh'rt,:''xs'st, a'xl,' nj
sa:s @ ,ssts TIA I'm. ss; a'"'' and
at%SE tssSsss 'SE f'sss
Mssa,.ss II, s, ss;a, noar sts'y-tss.t s!sts'- With
snskes,'t . S!'s!ns;t sy property rented "t s or
"'Pi P!asrie:as IT. Is; n,ar.e.frant house. viii. nil
IN; .i H. soe*saFa'' ea''p
nHi.'.s nsnr Of lots bcswccn iwonts'arst
fh'r,y .ss"iii!-:t and Thirty y-tcyent court, west
o! sssS cst s.to and u.a,
S; y! RI; ,,. a.. gs; sn;
Waensh.av., number Of rosldonscs und vacant
jili-'t No. ~, 1o-room nrst.cluss house, at voEy
iphnst;n.rlaee, near 'rhlr.y r.y.sevensh.st., 2-sos,
, 1881-10-22
t,xADI.y CAUGHT.

Judge Anthony WINS euxneel yesterday In
hearitx the casc of George ilt,litn & Co. nRuinst
l.. j. knLish Of Ghieuxo. md Charles bieIsch-
lpnn, tic listi!I1r, ut tj,einnntf. This WIS
su,t to recover difference Of al0O0 oti hurley
trut Inst winter. When hurley wus quoted nit
Sl,aU lust Dcecmbrr tho plaintiffs
sud En.iisl lUU,tNJ bushels Of .JAnunry
hRrjey ut tho Mbuye fuurc, tho Intter not think
inx tilore VIA that Nn0nt uf harley fn tho ninr-
ket, Whel, thu time easnt howevcr. !lullcn &
Co. rendered tho grain but kallssh REFUSED 10
ud ha, n,!,.,tt,cd he wsla In tho tletl. Int whrn
tho tnnrkct begHu to 10 Hgnfnst him he tried tu
rcptltttitn II. Plaintiffs tllc,l s0 tho hurley Ut
81 bttstci making loss ol $atl.Na. Tor which
Tiny arei: to mike defendants llnhlc. The de-
sef,sc Is lat tho WHEELS tleni waa lokD. rs thcru
time. 1t apppnrt.l III uviicncC. hDwcver, that
kuLIsh had hdM!ttcd 70 another isoar.l Ut TE.ile
cnso went to the jury with leave to seal vcrdlct.
, 1881-10-22

For your had colla-tecont or ehropio-.' Or.
SYKES Suro cnru for tAtarrh." Also for Aeau.
aches, Ca.AsrA VI stvmacA gnu lpMGts.
, 1881-10-22

Mccarthy, II. j. Wren. md franklin Enlcry,
verdict $l,0lN.
, 1881-10-22

TIE CALI. TODAY.
.1t,n0r Dta,n.Erf-in chnnhcrs.
APPELLATE rnUEr-NDt IN session.
JG,HE HAity-stnt1nHa.
tEMiE SMIri-pcrt,,lHtory cntl Ut motions for
nfw lr!nl In Nts. lia :t .,jt LEI, attsl :,tle!.
1CntlE WtI.E.tAistts-alutl
.jrr1E ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS CH!l Of motions
fur llt.w trial lit term Nus aAlh. l,btT. 4,Uj. 409l,
und 4.,;ss. ~
.ll;NnE GAilnxr11--r,cfault ,livNrcu cases.
IrnnE lt.NlEns-Snbullttcd casns.
,lTlNf: MDuAH--a1HuOns.
.IutH,E HAwKs-Mnttens. .
.lrtME TuLEr-NIutuns hntl divorces at . n. IN.
l.i his chlhrcry rtHtnf.
.lUpiE llANSUM--Sn court.
.iCpUE JAMESt1S-slntiona and sentences.
, 1881-10-22
The Cook County Democratic
Convention Will Meet This
Morning.
Judge Gary Likely to Have the
Field All to Himself.
The Usnnl General Scramble for the
Rest Of tho Offices.
Yesterdays prjmarlos-The Coming Republican
convoniion-Tho Young Mems Aux
iiiary Club,

Tho Democratic County Convention VIII mcct
th,s morning ut 10 O'Clock In tic Ehl[ch lIlork.
to noufnato candidates for Judge Of t''o s1l.
,u,rtnr tnsrt, Clerk Of tho Criminal tonrt. atlA
live County Conntsstnnrrs-two frnfn tno Guy
n,1I three frotn tho rnntry. ~ u gratifying 10
tc nblc to 6tnte that there Is widespread icel'
f,,u nt,pYv tho clscr class Of uctNuErnta, wtose
tuitupncc l.n+ apparently extended to fhn "uh-
wnshc.l" Mt the psltnHrics. III favor hf noi1llnat-
lDs: iur Judge of tho superior Court tho HON.
Joseph j., Gary, the present incumbent. VINO ms
IL, l,,lu1inlstcretl Ills high uce ~ 10 "win godesi
opinions from nil Bovts of rc0l'ic.'
.,1Ih1E GARY AND THE bt:MnCHAff.
The following correspondence IN this couitc'
tion will bu rc..,l will, general ptcns'rc:
CHICAGO. tlct. 1A-1hs Hun. iastiM Z: Gary.
I,t:,n s1H: Ieeognzt1,9 tho cnnlretcnt. fntr. UNI
.pnati.Hi niurlscr tii Which ynli hnTt Atlutii!.
istiryd lt,e duties nt tne indLc!at u!rr. tn which
yu,l we're n.,nlnnteh I'r tho Democratic nrty.
Ni,u believing 1hAt ylt'r trNrsn hss fnGt WIN tc
approval uf tho entire community. rcHar'llesa o.
uarty l.ti,s, we. the undersigned n1Gilters of the
bnr. respectfully r"4un.k ,lat yl permit your
yn,Iic ID he hgH!n prc;tn!cl t'cfurr !ho coming
Democratic Convention Tor nomination to ttlnt
, 1881-10-22

EOK SAI.E-NY X. ". llYAtAN Jls. &s
j. To-. I9i I}unrhHtn-st.
AH1 lnllnla Nv, t-st1ry st0HG front, cheap.
2EHt ln1tn,la.Ar., ..slury ffAulG.
:Ept ltl.tianu- -Ay., cottage, Ulu4nnt lot.
.s.1 1Ht1lnfA.mr. 1.ttUry brick.
GS53 Eljjn.lv,. l.BlUry frnlHe Iut EtxHgsXt
nia 1uMrtHrls.Ht. lt-atUry fEnniH, brick basement
lts4ThslIGtl-s 9.slDry brick. n Gun renip1lcay.
A!1 f1rest.av :, A-sturs md lascr,utt brick.
..kI lsE4rte. NV, 1.ntnry Mia1 basement brick.
- WESV HIDE.
~! West Van !surtfi IT.. 2-S.ury marble trout. $50, q,
It'll Wgxt AM lfHren.at. ERiio sly0 NJ nhuYo Thek9
hsus fnr Et nf t!!o hn"daonlost block n tho city,
Auo cAn uo eIlll Huty thunr.
Isl i'atk-nv. a.stLry BtHn front.
II. ". IlfAaAH JK- < Co. 100 DOATb0rn-sk
, 1881-10-22

tI1UIL 6AI4E--
IL ~ fees en ttntkst Just south Of rnn Hnren, for
k4N tOpts Afsn curots near hlt0 OF Huw Ruasd Ut
IynltHt Investigate. ~,
Ghoicn bargnns On siatson-st chuapsst aero tract
tlis growing ptTgUt.
station. 4nlJ Aal a Aer9f u rns!bt balance l. = and
ysas pys gsnt ~ Gt1f tEast @ BY bought less
rwu basRai1ia on bnMleyar4 al,d one on South Fork
ohty-hrat.xLs ntakuI mn NdorI Lilo ruilrun IL bu
by This Will n.s thu lots very tH!ablo y u sAia hy
uIlt prleu tIarHftt+
blilrru1 uM aiAdtEGu-at At sacslcg.
4 chU4p tract Ii tho Ca!unet reRl1n,
NELSON Yll0MAS9ON+
lbnnr nj
, 1881-10-22

(0ERSONAI-.1F ANY ONE CAN GIVE
, 1881-10-22

TNOll SALE-s&o PER FOOT, 175. FEEi.
Il west 1runt, On FEulfis-av., nuEth u 1n""'
hVysnltl.xt. -
-! III i1ot 100 foot, west frent un calumet ~"
FUtty .shiEtl.tt. ii
per fuut. ;no feet, east frNDt, on CanMet.aMs tM
T''S't"H1" F"nA'NAo - i7I Upnrt41ffl's1.
, 1881-10-22

1rUl& S.ALE-llAIliIEN FENCE WlKE
~ liInttch quantity ut III ceass spot cash. A. ".
MilEE1lkt, III lnku-et.