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, 1881-09-24

changes Of Importance wore apparent IN tho
trlcd fruit market. Fish nre reported In light
SUPPLY and must descriptions Nru advancing III
symtmthy with tho enhanced cost Ut incAts.
I,ako slsh int n,nrkcrel sunimcr-etirest cod, and
en'tnot were ,nnrkc,l UP yesterday. III tho oil
market tho changes ycrr nn advance 10 *1.oo IN
extra lard ami to Gt1Bau III miners oil. Coal
anil pIR.trun wcro ilrtn and unchanged.
llay wns In light supply. more ospecnly tho
ctulcc Erntles, which run,hn lirM nj the 1uotn-
tions. Thort Ia light tratle IN brouu,.cnrn. tho
oil sttHk bong nitot,t cxl,nllatei. fiiies nro
ssill wcnk. With declining tendency. Stocks OF
htt descriptions uro very lnruo. Grvhse nud tnt-
low aro tr1n 1T tho recent ntlvnncc. tho rcru'pta
VI tho former being nutl0 lfbcral. aud ri tho
luttcr very light. rntntncs nro lirm Mt Wfl05u
per bu by tho Car.lot. Wuul is thirty nct!ye Mt
tho low tlxpres prevailing for tho pnst tnu,lth.
Hecs wcru about stcn1y FOR Timothy md cnvcr,
sellers generally hudinx atr for bott"r prices.
F!nxscod WIS firm and ~ higher. selling Mt &l.t0
G1.4..
t.tko fro'ghis woro dull nnd .lr0npnG-9iso 0
bGluy Ehulit tito best bid fnr corn t. l}ntan. Nh
local ctMrtcss ~ l!ulTao wcre reported. Much
1r this condition ls due tn tho booming" c,n.
dition Ut tho nlrkcts. Thorc Is Mt tho present
time about 20 nHufnat tho shipment Of No. i
corr, 10 tho scnbuArtl.
lhlilraai treIghss to New York aro ouotctl Mt
1.Hv per lDo ls'a on Kr.n and l7.;u 81, provisions.
TbrlKl to Liverpool Is nbout ::sI(t2a4o tn Ernin
ind ;bGl.cie OIL provisions.
Tho aggregate rGrelpts or whent rrnortcd yes.
tplsluy ut Chcngn, Milwaukee, st. Louis, Tole.ii,
and Detroit wero 18i,D1N bu. Th9 corresponding
ehpmcnts wcru Et.O0o. Tho shipments frnn,
New York, Philadelphia, aud baltimore wcrc
| 2E, MO I,u.
The Nav York {'rutiuce Exchange NtehiN gives
tho sucks Ut grn III sight Mt tho perot!s 'lncsl:
, 1881-09-24

Also s!i:Hi III rye uh srIt II, nFaist 6'Go ba tfla
Tho e1owncss with which curn can,c forwnrG
from tle conntry last spring Beoms to have do
celved Sum- j1enp1e Into tito s,Ullnf thAt there
was very little loft after supplying tho wants OF
tile farm. Tho huNicra Ut country corn cl,nr,Rcd
over from Muy into June. AMI then fralu Juno
into Iuly. and then ngain from July into litter
months, not becausa they hnt no corn. hut be-
calisu what corn they hnA WIS not dry enough
to 1.ass ns No. !. Tho very had wcnthor Of last
winter wl,s agulnst It. hut tho result fs t1lat
cor, bus recently bccn coming In very freely,
nl,d wtult hc nav arriving much moro freely II
tho railroads could only move 1t faster thnn
thoy now TO- All over Central aud
Northwestern Iowa thorc arc heilps of II
lying in cribs which cannot 10 e'npttcd
simply because tho number Of rl,tlrond fur-
nishrd Is bnre'y sufficient to carry oil tho dn!iy
tlelIvur1ps by rnr1nprs. 1ndccd, present prlccs
nre powerful stimulus 10 those d1llycrcrs.
We showed yesterday TINT corn In this usarkct
WIZ 6S!a per cent higher thnn year ngo. hut
that mcans n much higher perccntAHc In tho
country, bcchtlsp tho cost Of transportation
hlthor Is ITO higher now thnn It wns thon In
the section around Dcs Moinps, H., a ycRr ngn
yesterday thoy were paying 2uG5:ss!c per 6u for
corn; yesterday they pa!d 60c. Horo Is nm at!-
rntIcu or nearly 1aU per cent in tho prlco paid to
tho producer, und It naturally nnkcs HIN will
Ing tU sell. WEcn he knows that he hns n surplus
oyor md nDiru the 1uantlty required IL tide
over tue next thlrtcOn months. Tho fact Is, that
present nrIcrs nre bringing nut u Kreut
lonl Ut old corr. Enrly ths wGuk 1t wns reported
that crib Of corn hnd boen sold ~ current
prices hero which was put up three and Il hnlt
years hgo.- It Is estimated by competent judges
thnt fully one-hRlf ut Inst yenr's surplus Nung
tho trunk Hints in 1nwn Is yrt uns0ld. There Is
evidently euougs, old cnrn lying pcrdu to mnko
amends for ltrgc shortnWo In tho crop Ut the
, 1881-09-24
REAL ESTATE.

Tho following Instruments wcro fllcd for
record Frtlny, Sept. q:
CITY PROPERTY.
o?t1n H. 1t aaa * %s + 9 & {! fsy &
ss;f:%!sS 4 III
T$}$s! I'LL !; i5;S:;; S&S; ij ',, m
sf%;s n r., NJ; II
to tl'a Pstes scaoonh"ten l'rcw"x co"'" nm
ss;$ ss i ti;, E$is;';1; i l. ~
Vii !e;s;sa il ;Si;S ssri Il i:is
ss;ss $ 8; ;s; =; i,:S.s Il ;EE;i j. i m
s?;! ssi;s III !; Sana ii;;is|S il
H: S.s $ss;$ i$S ss;i IL i rS:Sa il il Ss;;
waiSsS u: Sii5tt. ~
W.! ws,'s9 s2 Il Ifns f&.s sst taSy j. fsS;t,
# II II |e.'s.s y Ssss f.ssssa IN,
/ .;$; III; X Sss
F = s ai isid; s;Sss = as ~ L @sbs; ,o
r'SS::s ss;: ii iii! !! ;s's, s s$'SES$ i S$SS;,S
John u. FitzE1Euiu'. I'IO
o' fnx ax. 1s op nA1s Or
n2sss "a 'sss Ss;ya aEsa: %s III ss' tst;s"s
Il Il j; si S$ij:; i I'LL j I'll;
rs ssS j &; Ssa III i; SisSisi 5'is i i iii s'$ i
sSiss Il as$s GsSis[$ ,sao
bn.e. ST. 9ctTss1, He1 fisy;htIId ,,Iy nn s Eti{'
HiSwsil 70 i. II bsss!!d4s' ks ,sp
, 1881-09-24

Government bonds wcrc fairly active without
change III prize. nlstr!ot Of Cou!nb'1 J.N,s watc
lU7 bid ami l1S asked: Untc,1 tntcs AIS, t0l bid
md til II nskp; is liz bi.t aud l17!i usKcd; aul
AS, tltis bid and lij.l nskcd.
Foreign exchange whs etcndy. Hnnkcrs
sterling waa 4stiiQbasa'i: sterling nctual ratcs
wrre 4aI't 'tGb4l!t; ct'ln!acrcel sterling wna !ln-
inni1y 41Bd1a7aIi. tlnnkers franos were '1a5 for
sixty days and knlA fer 'tlenhani: French et,1s.
murcEal hills wcrc KaGDj.ata; lltlpian con1ucr-
clal. Etl:4: bankers sunrks. 0tG1DaA; and com"
mnrcini, iEsittE!.5.
ChIeIBo lMnk cleari1,gs wero S7.tno, ,0Q0. f.onns
were In good demand Mt Gdt7 per cent New fnrk
exchange wRa DtIntDtl between bnnka Mt AkAtf1.00
per si,bW discount. Country urlors tor currency
wcrt moderate.
Cook County 4,ia sold Mt los.
, 1881-09-24
1tY TELlst3lSApffs
NEW yt1Jtk,


New York. sopt. :3.-on tho stock Exchange
tnerc was Il fairly active speculation Rnsi prices
llactuated, Iii solne Instances tn Il considerable
extont. Tho nlnrket upeneh at M 0dvnhce nf Il
to II per cent aoove ycatcraay's closMg hE-
Nrcs, tho leadng ssocks tc'nE Norfnlk
6 western preferrott. ll1inols Ce'ltrai
md Recalling. subsequently n reaction OF
i&eblA per GER cent ttnk place, tho latter ~
ltcndis,s. hut tho decline dill uut last long, md
the gctcral laat suo1' becHtrso strong on lhruS
speculative purchases. al ml''dny ah iihprose-
tncnt OF AebsA per cent was nntct'' Hcdd.
Ing. Texas Pho!hc, kltnsas & Icxns, h1a
Central factdo being prominent I'll tho
advalice. IN tho cariy AFTERNOON th"to WIS hn-
other reaction Of Il Ia 14 rer cent. tho glcatcat
luctnatson brlg hEnfn In loatil'g. hut tliis was
quickly followed by another recovery ot Il to Il.
per cent. Central pnciiic. ohlo & Mtsssspn nnd
Now Jersey Ccnlrul leading the list. After this
cnmo pressure 10 reall1p. which fcs'lltcu IN
decline ef to3 per ccnt from tho Highest prices
Ut tho day. Tho stocks TINT sliilercd hiost weFo
ReH'lnR md Ohio s. mississippi. III tho final
sales thoro was slight recovery in tcw stocks,
BIZ Tho guncrAl lnlarket closed weak. ....
Tho money markot WIS oasy. md oorrowess
found IN dlilleulty IN supply'ng tholr fe'lu're.
mcnts. cnll toans on Pledge OF stock eollatcFal
EnnRed ett"ecn aEa per cunt, ana closed ut
3iSa por cent. tho maturity OF tho transactions
ho"o'er, oe'tiR III tne hlgncr rate Ihe Hosertt-
tnont bond dealers fcund Acc'mmod't-
ton at tho lowest rates. Tstio loa'ls
wore quotca 1T @lbh per cent nccosd'n8 10 tle
date OF maturity nnd tho callntcrai' In tue
discount market primo mercantile piper ruled
ut 5!sGo's per CENT Tho aterl!nE cxchanKo
market wNs inactive' and very 1lttIo aelnaho
pre'aieu Tor any c'ass OF stotl!hs. INC nom.
Int! nskfrlx quotations wore 4SlIa for sixty-.lay
bills and 4H for duulu.,l. and tho rntes for hc-
tunl business +sot tdti3f for stxty-dny bills, 4ss0
46&4f Tor uCtn1D1, 4kt144kio G1bsE tFnt1E{CtH,
, 1881-09-24

Bp4etai Dhpateh 10 7hs Ch3ecoo Tribune.
Hosr,N, sIus8., sept. 25.-Tho stock market
ronnI,,a 1ulet, and little animation " luoked fnr
until after tho fatneTAl ot tho prcsldent. fn tho
McAntlllU prices arU rath0r drifting, tho move
meit IT. uHe direction OF the other te.nx gov
Hrncl by temporary taNses.
IN Fal!road sharos thu movement was Rener-
ally llght. aud theE1 WIS no leoidea tendency tn
tho MRrkut, atthtuK It ct0sud rather ttrMer.
Eastern advaneo.i irola ~ to ~: Flint preferred
from l0lA 10 tUI: Union Fauhc from, isl4 10 LII;
Tl9edG, hslphos = lsar!inEson N trS,a l2,t to
sold at =. .Gh!eay, y West nitehlgan ndyaAeed
tha % e!use. viii 90 1 stock orerIna. Wiseoa.
sIH Central 4colned from s5!i, tn Nm;
sandusky from sb!i 70 ..afit Atchts00 tEotn
l3}!& to l.55, hut l38ai was bid vt tho close; lte
KIND yreterrsA irt,in ~ ~ WI; phtladelphta,
York & Now ENGLAND tr0n. ~ y ~; s!arlustse,
t41HEattlit j. Ontario preferred fruHf ft4 to l}9.
IN bou4s. At1untIo y Pacific q advunced from
!6A H. A on sales Ut nyUr i,gquub. Mtxtcun
Gcutrai u declined q, 10 VI; New YOEk j. NOW
= Enxland y Il = II, to INA; Massachusetts Central
Ii land stocks. pos.on Land sold at sA. as be-
foro. Water-loweE closed ut 8AStst Without
sAlea.
, 1881-09-24

THE CHICAGO HORSE MARKET.
Tlle following sHulplu snIes Of horses havo
BEEN lna,Ie this week By Alessrs. L. j. Ncrry
T. Co., Ut the Monrou street horso and nu1e
uiaFket:
, 1881-09-24
COMMERCIAL.

Tho following wore tho receipts mud shipments
of lending articles Of produce In tho city during
tho twcntyf0ur hours ending Mt Z O'clock
Frldny morning mud for tho corresponding
tiaD u yCNr NEO:
, 1881-09-24

5pseta1 Dttpateh Ia Tu CAteaoa 1faoan'n,. n
ALpAAT. Il, T., tppt A.-UkkYAs-Ass'V~'
, 1881-09-24

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3
vn,lo vo,na for decline In ur!co,, which [,a M.
winter. nartly n tss s md yto seaks SPRINGS
IT, s wns.f n "s Ss ssss s sp"s I. s so'' .
5 s* Ip,,'s, , IT, ssss IL 'cm ss' 'pF'"3' "''
% saa, r"rss II ' es s'% s bran saa At
si,i,,saI7al, cara n,t'iluws a. tsAshty2u.
ki,liS wi!ATWss@g @ gs'i,e AZ s1d sss,n :t,onx:s; ,
~, !, - S
4 !; ;;; ;;;| e; $$ III
@ II i; 5;$: ; $ :S$$
s ss s.s $ts: ;; ;s m s.,%a rsss ssS Il
81 ss ss&; ss s u '?is; ss ii: ss:s s:'fss
!S 't ss: s u rs y 1 r sssssS i! S. 4! ns .
Al s9 s Il a 4 ss S SS t . : NJ Il
M; Sad y ss%sts ;txsi To;$ { ss;';st II
sS$ i;,s,Ss t. ; ;ss* %
ttl tsio1os m asu Hui Il tassst ts si,.ix 9 II II 1t
sssf s; ,s 5 .s;S o:s sSa III + sssSs: It f ss 5 H.
s ,Ss ; % 's,: sSe of lilo d"' including
'''''"'''"' VI '"o tn t'isSs %'''' i,anys t9o,nl
sS;;s! sSfs' 5ss'ss;s:;: 5Ss;it; '';! A
Ss;;sE Ss|;s; i,sSs;S;;i iS,S$s;ssI:* {S ;s| ;s|$ 's
@ @MSns MI ass WIZ "nHs raasts u
i" u %,' .syu W. a 1' 42ss!; Y "S .tsssr rho
s yr a g agc5 Hss ss II e III N.w W.
ess s sisFs 5 Ta rss n s cS e ap
"a i. Wiz ~ Su M"I .is,a isls 10 III iii tS Dsy,'s
Drtlots ~ they cMnls n. Te clll4o" ,yun unlor.
Ssa W iassssssi asa.''a a. H. site; n:Ssh
sossa M M sc0s srs fo oes 'ak'' Ut isg
.n. ,Sf ,!['os sn;
5 i % S'|s,.S S!s
taii etsss siI,;, T I" ta II isw nne.s Il III,
Nv; t g. rgs% tss's !! @ M ~ r s'%tss
fy!sf; yss s!S:'s |. Il ns :
:: !S;* ; q;
tey Il s "s'; IT, i, y .;ps ;'s Il II a ts 81; 81
;S:sS Ss s;s ] :s Ss;s
m e,rn 1n;t.fav tns,fa ,!.;*t.v n%ss g. tto;<a III
saSI.: ... ..........&s !' sSsss@
Ees ss!!sr :sHsss..: $::S ~
s.sT o%s%c;o strong md lisse. n. % ts .'ennr ts @
IL % f sd tss sss ~ tsss ~ II a2s s
f s; " ss ;
sHof @ 1 ot - Son Gafs II +ze; a. a.
+e sold vi % :3sc ind e!nsod IT ai}Ac. suiIur Nn-
%seuu % onMHG.t lit. sitthe' t,THH ~
shess s VI, HUG trsd!nR. ssasoS fron !ssse
soil ErtY frtj, 1I5sv to i! Cun1H Mt lllg ScIlpr SIy
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building. Aud so this country. and
especially this locality, will impress all
visitors deeply in many ways. Life Is
very new. yet in some respects very
old. Good and steady habits of lite
and business from the old settlements
grated To a new and vigorous one.
Civilization fairly organized ready TO
wrest from Nature every beneficial re-
suit Somewhat cosmopolitan, yet
America supreme. in which the flavor
OF the older States can be tasted above
all other local elements. And so We
find these people and especially the
leading men and women busy with
that hexibility and sdsptsbility of the
race. not more in looking after their
individual interests than in seeking
ways and means for the advancement
Of the general welfare. While they
cordially greet men of capital and mus
Gle. they invest and re-invest their own
as though no aid was to ever come from
the outside world, and there is much il
the present prosperity Gnd the rich
promises of the near future that is graf
flying to them sAd those who are in
terested in the upbuilding of the North
west.
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SUM MONS.

Tn THE DISTRICT COURT OF TIE THIRD
L. Judicial District Of the Territory Of Washing.
ton holding terms st the city of Seattle In and for
the counties Of King and Kitsap
No. 26TS-Louisa Fetzer, Plaintiff, We. Albert
Fetxer. Neutrality-suspicious. fled In the county
Of King in the Office OF the Clerk Of said District
Court.
THR UNITED STATES or AMERICA sExD GkrrrrxG
To Albert Fetzer, Defendant.
You are hereby required 10 appear In an action
brought against you by the above named plaiatiff
In the District Court of the Third Judicial District
OF the Territory Of Washington. holding terms a
tho city Of Seattle In the county OF King for the
counties OF King and Kissap, and 10 answer the
complaint filed therein within twenty days fexclu.
siye OF tho day Of servce after the service on Won
OF this summons, II served within said CO anty OF
King, or II served out of that county but within
this District. within thirty days. otherwise within
sixty days. or judgment by default will be taken
againss you, according to the prayer OF the com.
plstnt.
The said action IL brought to obtain decree OF
divorce upon the ground OF cruel treatment Of
plaintiff by defendant for over one year last past
Witness the Hon. r. s. Greene, Judge Of the
rS said Court, and the seal thereof this
sKAt- 18th day OF June. AID. 1881
JAMES SRAvEY, Clerk.
Jacobs Jeuner, Attorneys for Plaintiff
jeis
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SUMMONS.

TERRITORY or WASHINGTON. THIRD JU.
L diciai District. ss:-1n the District Court OF
snohomizh County.
No ss4-Puset Mill Company. Plaintiff, VI. John
Mowat and James Crawford md William A. Hsr.
ripgton. doing business under the Arm name and
style Of Crawford Harrington, Defendants.
The UNITED Stairs 90 AMERICA SEND GREETING
To John Mowaf and James Crawford and William
A. Harrington, Defendants.
You are hereby required 10 appear In an action
brought against you by tho above named plaintiff
in the District Court Of snohomish county, hold
ing terms at Snohomsh City In and for said county
OF snohomish, Washington Territory, and 10 an
answer the complaint fled therein within sixty
days, or judgment by defaultwll be taken against
you according 10 the prayer Of the complaint.
The said action 10 brought to recover q Judgment
for the sum OF Five Hundred and Fifty Dollars.
with interest 1t the rate Of one and one quarter
per cent per month from April 9th. 1877, and for
costs Of suit and sn attorneys fee Of per cent
10 per cent? on the amount found due slss 10
foreolose NOR gage given TO recover the payment
Of the said sum Of $3.50. and interest "a above
stated. And you are hereby notified that, II you
fail TO appear and answer the said complaint az
above required, the sa;d plaintiff viii. apply TO the
Court for the relief demanded In his com laint.
f-a~s Witness the Hon. Roger g. Greene Judge
LIS. OF said Court. and the sesl thereof. this
.s--9 9th day Of May, AID. 1881.
ii A. GREGORY. Clerk.
by y. a. MissIhEk. Deputy. jell-7w
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Notice Of Application to Purchase
Timber Land.
UNITED STATES DIETRICH LAND CFFicg, /
OLYMPIA. Washington Territory.

OLYMPIA. Washington Territory.
NOTICE - HEREBY GIVEN THAT. IN COM.
IN pliance with the provisions Of The Act OF
Congress approved June .. 1878. entitled IAN Act
for The sale Of Timber Lands the States OF Cal
uornfa. Oregon. Nevada and Washington Terrific
~" Charles svanberg. Of Kitsap oounty WISH
fnGfon Territory. has this day led In this once his
application 10 purchase the EN- Of swh, Nwk Of
sWA OF Sectioh 26. and MEN ~ SEh Of Section
~. Of Section Nos. 2e and n. In Township No. 80
North. Range No. East Of the Willamette Meri-
dian.
Any ana al persons claiming adversely the said
described Land. 90 any portion thereof are hereby
required 10 ale their Claims In this once within
sixty t60l dAyr from date hereof.
Given nnsicr my hand. 1t my once In Olympia
W. T.. this ID 9th day Of May. AID. 1881.
J. r. BROWN,
mSs-iiw Register OF tho Land Once.
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Notice Of Application to Purchase
Timber Land.

uxIrxp STATES DIsrsarr LAND oyyrcr
Olympia. Washington Territory
NOTICE II HEREBY GIyEN THAT. IN CON-
~ piianee with the provisions Of the Act Of Con.
gres> approved june ;. ISIS. entitled An Act 10,
the sac Of Timber Lands In he states OF CAlifor
MA Oregon, Nevada and Washington TERRITORY .
William n impett. Of Kifap county, Washington
Terrtfory. has this day nled In this once his plf
eaten 70 parchass the sen Of swk OF Section ii
and NEA OF Nwh Of eectian IA, Of section Nos
u and II. IN Township No. Is NorfA, Range No. !
last Of the willametse Meridian.
Any and all persons claiming adversely tn said
described land, o. any portion thereof are hereby
required 10 nls thar claims IN this once vithin
sixty t6pl days from date hereof
Given Enerr my hand. NJ my cfhce In Olympia.
". II this shs i2sA dag Of May. AID. issi.
J. r. BROWN
n2siis Register Of the Land osics.
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- Loss Of Memory.
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tnat Weakness, rsnpsteney. night lo<ees b.
dreams. pimples on the face, and lest manhood
can positively be cured. The sick and afflicted
should no. fail 10 call upon him, The Doctor
has Travelled extensively In Europe. and inspected
thoroughly the various hospitals there. obtaining
. great deal OF valuable information which be
- competent 20 impsrt 20 thoss In need Of his
services- DIR. GIBBoG viii make no charge
unless he eject . cure. Persons st . distance
MAY BE CURED AT HONE. All COM
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, 1881-09-03

cnrt,etl ono mouth soo.l time. TIN his rcIcn.o In
wns tcnrrnst9.i ou tho tscond !d chniTs Of burg.
sao. Of ens io noSet =, @ "a fS roSoser !
fn st n ao It, e e ' so~ sSs .onnoss ~ aaa a
Tnis was only fow eiays bcf,,ro tho killing of
s%i'ss' e'"a%rs t|%ss 'l'e' Ens 81 saan S i.
;ho Co.'nty 'a'l w!tnsssGi s .el To- sss M
R "te: ~ ae ha w Int ovce
wrntu thoso ufByal IN evidetco. lio pleaded
guilty o tl1o BURGLARY n .,r'!er to tiSli' nGcr.
had 1nn difficulty Which wis afterwards
striphtcnctt mt.
o. Wites: slated that h.
slider himself ptotoss1onat n,,rKlar, and Gould
nsose "Ss II sso sv ,r sy INV y ss If hut hu nss 5
!!o bud r99inotl witt, ltt'cy and "CAobHE.G"
e s. sso ,ras A nsp. Il Mssfss IL Sae dfss s ,o h.
Y, Y; 4 ies!ssS tSS' ~ e Sa
Iary icIl through. On tho ai4tt Of Nov. II Wit
ison, strcu,. This was worked With two tneu,
tnta atranHers TO tho witnoss, and Nov. /. three
other met, wero concerned in tho purHlary.
bt. %sss y kaW ty noag t %r te prssSt wssH
anything nhuut tns nlibi tU iuy one except his
lnwyers. Tho men who werc with hitn ut Oak
l'ark IN tho. night ur tho murder wero tianic'!
Price. Clifford. ulid llchnrdso!ls Mud ho Ind triG
withnlIt suCeess to find fhonl.
lsol,crt Ilirl1slll. a clerk In tho Northwestern
freight. .uico, was introduced ~ show that Nov.
II. lH1l, q car lid nrrlyo In this city Otcr that
rohtt which did cs,lltRin similar freight to that
described ny Keenan, rs buing In tho cnr In
which he aud hlsnssocato burglars rode in from
Oak Park. Another frciyht-clerk was called III
tho samo lite, and Tho court tho natl1a.irnrsi
tlntil this tnornlnH. The Case .enn scarcely DO
completed bofuro Tucsday or Wednesday,.