davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
, 1881-03-22

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JupuE DnusfsoSfi-set cases.
JunaE nLnttSrus-No cDurt this wcck.
APPELLATE Contradictions to- morrow ut II
n, iii. No court to-day.
JUDGE GAny-3ll to ;E,9, Inclusive. Conl,emnn-
tlon cnse No, D,a;3.;> Chicugo & Western indiana
Ratirsud Cttn.,unytss. Iini,ara,osctt. OIL trial.
51naH tS? ai s% ers:niasy @ s1'' 1f%, ssc si n,
trini. =.
Junas ~ y1I w1,.lrA'tFos-Ass'sts Judge onry. No
5ut1f: JAMEsoS@siottons.
junuE uANpSA1l-sct case Nc. 10, 0ay va.
Jypi,E !souE,.s 7p3,,7.i and aao. No. a,o. Camp
trial.
ads. 81. hD. No cnsc On trial: To-mnrtoW mofn-
lug prcilnnHryscnll will ba nude Of Nos. 401
Iuptss ruIsS-?sii. IS rs 20 u, %. 90 No case on
JunuE nAnsu,t!-No. call. No. H. In 70 estate
!unos ID y: M'Sises ItaSsstK H. er 'qS Ssa'l'F'
os.t J1pnH I'll so1sx'Nos' Co. 1oo'' looo, 1oI 1o3c,
,S gssf ss x 1oaiSs's1Sas' sis L. c. g. s! I'll aaa Sc So III 49,
JUDGEMENTS.
SUPERIOR C0utr-C -CoSfEsstoss-Ca F.
Wilson. ntlnnistratElx. otc., Va. DO Witt G.
Lln.ilty, $ls3,50.
JupaE GAny-w. L. Moss, Jr., rs. John ].
Fest. ssoo;1samaet r. Ems .t- Ct q: ys. Adolph
MO Kes; scr,los III. and oHS tnoion " ior rS now
-Cinculr CouRr-1up0E ANrHoSY-TIcnry A.
ttowoa rs, william X. LoomIs, $.,47ss!-scates
& Edwards, lso Ut j. l.. l}vnnett. W. llonry 4.
Sanger, Henry Il. SAnKcr. nt!fHtnlstrltur OF tho
estalo er /. T. aanKer:, ,dsceasea, Mary c. sun
ger, j: II. Spenr, d. q. Wells, anu - Hendricks,
,dmln!atra.or, Of tho cstalo of j. A. Avndrleks'
, 1881-03-22

A yoar ago this spring Dotroltcr and n Nils.
anurInn hGent'ip acquainted With ouch other In
Lcadvfl!e. Having decided thnt they could lel-
ter themselves outside tho city they jnurtlcycl
away over tho bills md founded the present
Town OF Twin Lakes. They bllilt u sh,1.ty,
stored tholr things In 1t, and Sunday cnmo
nro,lnl. lluforo tue Missoprlan was awake tho
Dctroltcr had shavod, washed, anil pitt on
clenn shrt. Indeed, no also changctl his socks
mud 1retseI h!s boota. When thu nsher awuko
hc looked vt tho I>ctrulter tor Il long tItno With
out BpenkEng. Then he got UP and wakou
around hIn, md tlnuly asked:
"0otng to church anywhero to-dnyT'
mo"
ANY funeral around hore anywheros'
!. mo-"
"Expect Quseu Victoria hero to visit you to-
duyf"
"No"
THO Pike County man turned away and pro-
pared his breakrast Without another wu rt,.
Mnsn ho had tiu!shed It hs s,ont nut md ,at
down nll rock and looked straight ut tho bills
ior tn hour. Thou hc went taok TO tho saut,ty
Ji''; !re yoa going to do this regularly ovoFy
,1s 1~Wlyl S!S like to e'oan up little at the end of
on =. IL tn;s nisS you w0uEaathe'p got up mule'raco
"Well. hnrdty."
IN, "N"r . 'ios Iigh.7"
..An, ,,,, ,.,,,,,t,.,. ,.,,,,... j..
elrfiu, n,i,i m,Inr." "'A~o ~ o"y Aor o'u
"Nat II | could do better"
"Jtf,'. ynt! utd !no must part" quietly OBJ
ts ,,.,s ne '''ssou9a'l, Us no begun picking up
10! Whut's tho n,attcr7"
"yOll nIn'T M suoh nun ns cun lin i'm tn.
We'd ilunrrcl III III, tinio.a " ~ P W.
About Wharf,
"Atnut billed yhlrts md clean clothes, and
"Yus" - ''A'
"{liiutt,p ks5 for nv ebn+e or rw,r y,oso. mn,
I'll wuIk." - "'' A>o'' "Ne
III wt,ttltln.t"
"igut milst. wasn't brtlnu nm In vo,,r ,xnv
,,,,,x 1,.Is IL w',s 49," - ,,nrs Nuu p"se tL!emua
rffs 10 n,v rn,n ~ s,,v n,,u ~, ,, lu ~, yu ,,,
should 1'trt uilv,,Ivs." ~ "''n '"' )" y
I'M tS nia ~ iSn ,rs a.u t tne tWo "aiEe
, 1881-03-22
CONSUMPTION

OF tho Lungs and Tlhcrcnlous rhthtsis, scrolus
la.Syphn!tl 1lseascs. Wasting, Degeneration
puHo Of Water Instantaneous relief ntIurd,
whure cnthntcra hnvo hrcn used. thus doing
nwHy with tho pnnsui opornt1on Of using thcsd
and In MI cases OF
, 1881-07-29
Racrs Which Come to America.

Our New York correspondent, in con-
tinuation of his previous kilograms, fur
nishes us with later information as to the
immigration into that city. It goes on
increasing in volume as it proceeds. The
movement is European one, and il is
not, therefore, possible to explain it by
any merely local, or even national cir
cumstances of the moment. 1t is notice
able that the great bulk of the immigra-
tion is supplied by Germany and by the
countries akin to Germany in race and
faith. The nations of Latin or Celtic
race and of the Roman Catholic religion
seem to have lost the impulse of colo.
nizstion which they displayed in former
centuries. Spanish America, Brazil,
Lower Canada and many portions of
what are now the United States show that
Spain, Portugal and France once had the
impulse, now apparently spent, of for.
eign settlement. 1t may revive. To this
there is an exception in the case of one
Celtic and Roman Catholic country. The
number of immigrants coming to New
York from Ireland is next in its total
amount of that proceeding from Ger
many, and, taking the proportion of the
population from which it is drawn, Is
greatly in excess of it. Its quality is as
remai kable as its quantity. Our corre-
spondent describes it as consisting of
skilled artisans and of families bringing
considerable amount of capital with
them. They move Westward to settle
on freeholds in Nebraska and Colorado.
They describe themselves, if We rightly
understand our correspondent, as driven
out of Ireland, not by the tyranny of the
British Government, but by the pro-
ceedings of the Land League. The char
acter of the men is shown by their plans,
as well as by the fact that they come
supplied with money, the earnings, no
doubt, of industry and thrift. Allowed
as little fair play in Ireland by Mr.. Par
nell and his associates as by hard land.
lords and a vicious land law, instead OF
loafing snd lounging IN the great towns,
they move Westward to reclaim and cul-
tivate holdings of their own. The United
States is to be congratulated on the men
whom they are gaining, and Ireland and
the United Kingdom may deplore the
loss of an element IN Irish society which
can i'll be spared.-London Daily News,
, 1881-07-29
The Outdoor AIR.

The surest of all prophylactics is active
exercise in the open air. Air is part of
our daily food and by far the most i'm
portant part. A man can live on seven
meals a week, and survive the warmest
summer day with seven draughts of
fresh water, but his supply of gaseous
nourishment has to be renewed at least
fourteen thousand times in twenty-four
hours. Every breath we draw is q
draught of fresh oxygen, every emission
of breath is an evacuation of gaseous
recrements. The purity of our blood
depends chiefly on the purity of the air
we breathe, for in the laboratory of the
lungs the atmospheric air is brought into
contact at each respiration with the
fluids of the venons and arterial systems,
which absorb it and circulate it through
the whole body; in other words, if a man
breathes the yitiated atmosphere of a fac
tory all day, and of n close bedroom all
night, his life blood Is tainted fourteen
thousand times in the course of the
twenty-four hours, with foul vapors,
dust and noxious exhalations. We need
not wonder, then, that i'll ventilated
dwellings aggravate the evils of so many
diseases, or that pure air should be al
most panacea. Hunters and herders
who breathe the pure air of South Amer
lean pampas, subsist for years on diet
which would endanger the life OF city
dwelier in a single month. 1t has been
repeatedly observed that individuals
who attained to an extreme old age were
generally poor peasants whose avoca-
lions required daily labor in the open
air, though their habits differed in al
most every other respect; also, that the
average duration of life in various coun-
tries of the Old World depends not SO
much on climate pecularities or their re-
speetive degree ef culture, as on the
chief occupation of the Inhabitants; the
starved Hindoo outlives the well-fed
Parsee merchant. the unkempt Bulga-
rians enjoy an average longevity of forty
two years to the West Austrian citizens
thirty Popular Science Monthly.
, 1881-07-29
Home Pronucs m.rE.I

FLOUR-Quotations for round lots Il o5 for s,an,
ard; - 15Cg4for good country brands
OATS-Quote 81 40; feed 81 25aI m
HAY-Baled timothy, SI4Ql6 a ton
MILL FEED Quotations: MiddIings so0ra1ss
shorts SIG; chop feed S2OD25: bran SlOQil.
CUhED MEATS Quotations are as follows
hams' oregon sugar cured l46Il5c eastern I5lnI6.
bacon, l29Gi4c: shoulders lOGlIc
LARD-Quotations are I4CaI5c in kags. 1asa1s
IN tins, and 15@Sl6c in pals.
99IOc - 'NS'~ 'o'iiile CT urieu'
DRIED PLUMS-With pits &c. DitIess I'm
i2zsc Tor sun dried: l3@115c for machine pIums
HlDES-Quotations are I6c for irst-cIsss dry.
fSoHe Tor green; culls, of. Sheen peIts-Pricess
quote from 25ctGSl. VI sam
BUTTER-Faney 25e: good to choice o0a22 Lc.
fa1r. l66glSc. In bulk, 20425c: in brine o5So7IHc
OSlONs-Quotation I9lAc q ID.
EGGS-QuotatiOns 2O&23%c
CHEESE-Ogn., 10GoI4c.
APPLES-Per box, 81 25@I rs.
TIMOTHY SEED-Per fb 6tl7c
TURkEYS-Per H. live weight l46aI6c. mammal
CHICKENS-sa doz, 50 50a5 co.
81 rs; bellies, hf SIO " '
HOPS-Oregon. nominal
POTATOES-5Od6Oc = ctI: new potatoes soe6s1
CEMENT-Rosendale, q Dbl. 81 IS, Portland, q
sHINGLEs-Per NJ. 81 25a2 So
Meats.
BEEF-2S2kc q ID gross
PORK-6G964c, net.
MUTTON-2c, gross.
, 1881-07-29
&oid and Stock Reports.

SAN FRAsCIsco July q.
heSeipts-Nheat' I5.OOO ctls., including $4,000 on
board SNIP; nour, 5000 or SKIS; potatoes, 100 SKIS
eggs, Is 000 doz.
Wheat-The market is firm at fun prices Among
sales yesterday were $50 tons good California ship
ping 81 35 $50 tons extra choice California
81 40. Among sales to-day 65 tons extra choice
milling 45 l5O tons extra choice California ship
to 81 10. wv 'O--' eOU ''-'i'e SN'ppins - 90
Bsrley-There is good local demand; prices un-
oats-Fair California sold to-day at 81 40. Quote
as before.
Potatoes-7lG0Oc in sacks: sIGlI I2A in boxes.
Grain bags-There are SO many influences on the
market tending TO put prices up down, that aecu-
rate quotations difficult TO arrive at. Sellers
name 939Gl0c for Calcuttas.
Htdes-Dry kip End calf the market is quiet with
prices against sellers. Quote l96ll9kc.
Salmon-Columbia river, the market is quiet but
hrn; sl 25egl 80 on river.
Eggs-The market is firm at an advance 26G2sc
Butter-There is local demand for all Offering at
27h@29e.
CHARTERED.
For wheat to Liverpool. Havre or Antwerp, Br SIX
Minnie Caryille, COS tons. SOS. The Am ship sum
atra takes railroad ties to Guaymas.
NEW YORK MARKETS.
wheat-Unsettied; 81 28ta1 80.
Flour and wooi-Quiet.
CHICAGO MARKETS.
CHICAGO. July 81.
Wheat 81 l5k August.
Lard-Sll 81 August
Ribs-SS 80 August.
Short ribs 50 o.
BEERBoHMs ENGLISH REPORTS.
LONDON. July 81.
Floating cargoes-Strong.
Cargoes on passage-Strong.
Good cargoes No. 2 of eoast-47sG47s Cd.
Good csrgoes red winter on coast-49s.
London quotations No. 2. Chicago spring for
prompt shipment-45s I'd.
No. red winter for prompt shipment-I7s.
English country markets-Steady.
French country markets-Steady
Weather in England--Favorabie for growing crops
LIVERPOOL spot-Strong.
, 1881-07-29
TOWNSEND, w. 7.
FINANCE AND coMMsxce

San Francisco. July 21.-sterlfng exchange On
LONDON bankers, 60 days, 49A4G49 1916: do. doe1.
transfers, 5per cent, discount to par.
NEW YORK, July 2i.-Sterling EXCHANGE nr;r,a
lower. %9iT &c
SILVER bullion: 1000 fine q tine ounce opened III q
oa LONDON, July N-silyer bullion English standard
sz9 hne per fine ounce, 5I5S
Consols-l0l 1-16 money aecount
U. S. boEds-3hs. O4It 4ks, / III
, 1881-07-29

- - outft sent free TO those VINO wish to engage
IN - in the most pleasant and pronta6le business
- KNOWN. Everything new Capital NOT re-
4 ESa Equrea. We VIII furnish you every thihg
49, ~ $40 day and upwards Is easily made Will VIII
out staying away from home over aishe =, nce HanY
are making fortunes AT the business ladies iie s a.
nav No enc who Is willing TO work fails 10 mhAe
fnore money every day than can be maae ~ Z Meen
once wHl find q short road 20 fortune. Address n
HALI.ErT & CO.. Portland. Maine
, 1881-07-29

The above INSTITUTION naTIng been p: Aced OF
permanent IOo2Ing, as the United States Hos
pital Tor Marine Patients on Puget SOunh, the
proprietor takes pleasure IN announcing that
no pains or expense Will be spnTed in minis
tertng the comfort and convenience OF pri-
Vate patients
This is the largest General Hospital north OF
San Francisco and by far the most complete
In equipment. 1t has been thoroughly RENTED
amt refn rnishef. Its general wards have &C.
commodations 'or about one hundred patients
and are peculiarly adapted for cases requiring
the most car ful treatment and constant su.
pervlsion at limited expense. Those Who de-
entirely separate and distinct, at slight s0di.
uOnal cost.
Interested in khippii &, is called u the tact thai
seamen suffering from contagious diseases will
be treated outside the Hospital without ex.
penBe 10 the vessel.
Thomas Il. Minor, d, d.,
S-u Managing Surg on.
, 1881-07-29

= ~ yourselves by making money
EEE ewhen golden chance is ,;.sc OF.
HEAE poverty from your do1r Those
u = - - who always take advantsssge , q
the good chances for making money that are 0ffereds
Generally become wealthy while those who dnlot I'M
GROVE such chances remain In poverty. We Mant
right in their swn localities The business VII pay
more than ten times ordinary wages we furnisn a'i
eTnensye outfit and all that you need. free NO one
who engages fails 20 make money very rapidly; lou
can devote your whole time to O. work, or onIy your
snare mofnents Full Information and al that n
needed sent free sAdress STINsOH q Co.s fortr
land, Maine.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-03-01
CALENDARS THIS DAY.

SUPREME OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. J.--Conrt a,
a 1922 sas s fasS s 49, S 49, SO
GENERAL TKRh--Adlourned sine die
Issues 81 w anS Pao o sa u.s. s7s
gsS 91o sog $685. 9s7 Sss $50 992 1913 SSa 9S6 Ss7 9
e2? 1000 1902 lo0s 1904. 1905 1915 1907 loOS 1908
cIscUn.PHET I-Poster J:-court opens At lO;sea N; :
ss iss 9o aS So Sc e. 2A'0 1O'
eli aoiS Isei 700 $50 isss zg7s issg Sis% 1854
PART IIi-AdjourDed nnIi tomorrow. "a
SUPERIOR OouRr-aEsERAL IBaM-Adiourned sine die.
Calendar called at IL a m-No day calendar.
TRIAL TERn-PAETs /. II. and IIi-Adiourned for the
.coxMosPLEas-eRsERALrE RM-AdjOurned until the first
sfsciAI iTasi-van Brunt J-Court opens at IL a. m
sou i TEsx-vaD HOesen J.-cOur, opens at IL H.
fmiI TEasi-rAEr bleach, y..court opens at Il M;
@ s 1870 u.s. ss 81 20 a. 5 ESQ., $780, SCs s seS $685. ia
PART Ill y. Daiy. J.-Court opens at IL a. m.-Nos.
's YAa III iiL@adionrned for the term.
MAXINE CoURr-GEsERAL TERN shea CD and Halves and
Tehrbal JJCelendar called at lOa Held In Room 10.
City Hail. Appeals from order.Nos g. Appeals from Judg
TK. TsRn1 L. II ana IIT-Adlournod for the term
GENERAL sgssIoxs-pART i--smyth. 1.-THE People aRt
John c. Kenny. Michael Regain. John Dormer John Neu.
Murray Herman cssse6ohn burglary James W. Rankin.
James Primrose larceny and receiving stolen goods aga
eoniogs battery John Cuady assault and bat
Tory; Henry Bueenbarck William Edwards. violation OF the
sxT iI~anderseeve J--Tne People agt Michael Burke,
John s ssfsp Fana sohe
s,ka burglary Christopher Pce larceny and receiving
Snsd larceny Henry DescIsmp William Berger forgery
~ sanss eonous assault and battery Michael Conner
i % anse william ss
William Awes 1homa. Gould William n Newman, Michael
Anyton James McDehough Hamilton Brock Sarah James,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-03-01
rpurupg For PACIFIC MAIL.

WASHINGTON, Feb. 2S.-A decision was
80 NV the United States Supreme Court this
.,,srnoon in the case Of the Pacific Mail Steamship
compspy against the United States upon appeal from
,hs Court Of Claims. This was suit proasn. oy the
...1 navnents upon contract with tue United
nnasr the Act Of June 1, 1872, for carrying the
1850 states mails between San Francisco and China at
~ anuus compensation Of 100000 The United States
',,sntalned that the steamers used by the company
were n ,nssted ia the Court below that II should
have judgment for s5di e6S 6s The 6. Court OF Claims
h1d This Court holds that the Pacific Mail Company
sd the right the steamships watch u dld use IN
s,tad IN payment for the trips made by them Ine
asnt Of The Court of Claims is therefore reversed
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-03-01
DECISIONS-FEB. %.

Svnrens Court-C hdmbers-Bv Judge Donohue.-
Lord .ss sS 70 John Hewitt White as Poon
aTed RSs 81 e cresm o.
ney aet Mascn.-see memorandum Fosgate agt Rumsey;
the matter q oBrien sehar6ack schqToack; In the
AT e GesfsF and 9TH
By Judge Bsrett-In the matter Of stephens ag Caufed
from judgment under Sec. 500 steDger agt Winter
Winter agL EckeTt settled >,,vo,to q. o, az.
caycait-fSS. Ti~By Judge DOnohue-Fplerton agt the
M lssSSn etc. decisive There must Dc '',u' '0f
The Sew.York sTneltng Refining Company agt Leb-
aside W GTe
ss s Ts s Ss sss S%Say Of
out ast bayer Ct ahere Should Sl Of costs
without costs onk agt DerrcfsOn ct all am Of opinion
aa II ne Sf Ss IN s a
placing General Term calendar NeThalI Sgt APP
srsnsS waEsr
%So9 fsa
proved Sau tS agt AZ %a@s sighed Pray
AIT ordered PrOyident Savings Life AS
Marine Comt~General Tsrm-By Judges Halves
and 1 e'H he as o
sS Shea and McAdam and
ss
argued Wednesday March be submitted printed
points within days.
BY ChietJustice shea and judges HAYES and Nehrbas
and 20 be argued Oh Wednesday March 2 ,-.x,
ChapDe Winter Schwarzhopf agt Middleton SchIeyr
agt Elrad Livingston agt Grise C9yle ag welsh same
Fordi Hustled agt Adams walsh set Green homer
agt laval Marks agt Midday; EmbuIy ag CITY Chemcai
Company scofeld agt nea pHHef sgt
Tfmkin-Default opened and cause restored Leon agt
Cosberj Judgment for plaintiff on demurrer Christian ag
Schneider agt Williams; Doyle agt Color Lud
wig agt zlger.MStions grantee Youngs agt Johnson;
Same agt Nixon same agt Boylsn same ag Wash
nell Gundenshuer agt Cox Bache agt Le%pleri Green
agt Kelly Schwartz agt Ulman Lpman agt. Keller same
Robinson Vemiester agt Flynn McGregor agt Whitei
Adler agt Hanigan Schuster ag Edsohr Cummings agt
Raymond Howard agt Thompson Imcus agt. SeOheld
THAI agt whaien Cosgrif agt McManus Martin agt
sherdan Struber agt. Hsber Field agt McMann Nc
Carney agt Ryan Yoelin Walsh DIetz agt POWELL
Titus samson Judgments. Matthews aRt- Kmball
Dodge agt Tayier James Perkins san agt Bernhard
brown Birdsal-Pr0ceediDgs dismissed Patton sgt
Blmsn.-Bai eKonerated. Welsh agt Hunter; Herzberg
sgt. Phfney.-Defaults.
trial Tsraa-Pan LT-By Judge McAdam-Mauuick
Manufacturing Company agt the Snute ana GnRgs Manu-
featuring CompanyThe plaintiffs are entitled to Judgment
81 the sum OF $3.50 see memorandum Oartan aR Searle
judgment Is awarded In the sun Of $lol see decision
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-03-01
SHOOTING an 0FFoER.

man removed some sewing machines from Oh.
store OF Elisha Hanshen dealer in shoe unnsrs NJ
2b5 Fulton-sk, Yesterday A clerk in the nbo,O;;
Graph gallery above the store suspectipe II was ~,
ell right photographed 10 Mrs. Hapshen. At No oar V
hacon-st, and she went to the store and forna -
naohires had been stolen She applied AZ The E;ss,
rssc,net Police staon for aid in securing the tbief
III ynetecuve chambers was assigned TO the case
setsng him asked him TO 20 up stairs. after i he
sS91fsp hn evasiye answer about his bnsnasSs'
- AN ecmpasd but on the way up the stairs he
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-03-01
THE COURTS.
,c,oIov .cAINsT JUDGE FoLGER.

DECISION AGAlNoi JU17uD
WASHINGTON, Feb, 2S.-A decision was rem
aerd nv Che United States Supreme Court TO-DAY ID inc
ssse Of Charles Poser against the United ea'eS upon
nv Judge Folger torecover commissions amount
,n 70 about 900 upon sales Of Internal Revenue
..emos made by him under Section 40 OF the Act o
yns 40 lee4 while he acting as Assistant Treas
a, the United States in NewYork City, in 1s89-7O.
rs Court below dismissed Mr.. Fogers claim upon the
ground thai. although the services In question da NOT
,an IN his official character Assistant Treasurer,
were Extraordinary, yet the statute laws under
Sc he was called upon TO render such services ara nos
1haa auv COMPENSATION therefor This Court taxes
same view and holds that Congress did not intend
tbat ths no of the act previously referred to
snnd resolve any compensation whatever for services
o. nsn the opinion was by Justice Harlan Justices
- =, "a 81" ard bradley dissenting
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-03-01
ACCEPTING A RECEIVERS REPORT.

Charles Il. Russell was appolnted as re1ereo
a. examine the accounts OF Edward E. Lawrence. the
rsosiyer Of the American Popular Life Insurance Com
many. Justice Donohue, in the Supreme Court Cham
hsrs made az order Yesterday confirming Mr. RussePs
spor 10 which he passes the accounts as made out by
mr. Lawrence It appears that since the passing OF the
ce,gers accounts in January. 1879, he has received
s272 $40 g. and has paid out Sl96l7o H. Claims OF
-, comnauy amounting to $704 03 were uncOllectable
TIE amount now In the hands OF the receiver Is
SS Toa I5 Judge DOnohue allowed the sum OF $3.50
81 recsvers fees and disbursements, and $3.50 as ref
sass fees and 81 900 counsel fees. the uncoilect
he are to be sold at auction and the proceeds
naid into court.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-03-01

suddenly drew revolver and fired at the detective
The bullet penetrated the socket of the left eye
near the temple and dropped in behind the eye IT.
self The plucky officer seized his assaiant and Sc
cured the mastery over him. When he reached the
street the prisoner was delivered to the policeman
on the beat and taken to the station. He gave the
name of Edward Ferguson, alias Richard Wilson, OF
No Pell-st., New.YOrk, and said he was sewing
machine operator. On him were found two re-
yolvers ten screw drivers and large sheath knfe'
He is about twenty-five years OF age, and was
Detective Chamberss eye gives little hope that he
will escane without the loss of its sight.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-03-01

TENDER CCNsIDERATIoN.-Fair little stran ger
tsuddeny to artist who Is sketching: what clever
artist you are" (Our artist is Dashfu and bushes in
silence) Fair little stranger after long pausel Do
you mind being called artisf (Our artist blushes
deeper stiln.-[Punch.
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