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Morning journal and courier., 1881-02-11
 Oys~s.

In this State there are 5000 oystermen with capital of over $2,5OO. 900. In Darien there are 29 oystermen with an invested cap- ital Exclusive of ground and oyster stock) of $54,515; Greenwich, 11s oystermen, capital $Is5, ,444; Norwalk, 25S oystermen, capital $2o3, ,OS4 Stamford, 176 oystermen, $175,- 900 capital.
 A correspondent of the New York Her0Id says the first man who ever ate an oyster and as its shell was partly open the mans finger was caught and squeezed. He put the finger in his mouth to suck away the pain, and tasted delicious morsel. This discovery led him to take goo1 square meal and tell his friends of what he had discovered. The old bivalve sucker twas a monk" Yes, sir
Morning journal and courier., 1881-02-11

Dr. Sanger's Eleutherios, or India Tonic The trade supplied by Dr. Shears.
Morning journal and courier., 1881-02-11
Cornfng.s Purchases.
Becoming the Owner of Couple O
 Islnnds-Hil1house Property.

 Becoming the Owner of a Couple of
 Islands-Hil1house Property.
 Referring to the necessity of securing dumping ground in the future for the refuse of the Albany and Rensselaer, Iron works, city finally came to the conclusion that the only attainab1e property for that purpose was the west shore of the river.
 Directly opposite the Bessemer steel works on the west side of the river lies the north end of Hillhouse island-a strip of land ranging in width from 50 to 400 feet and containing about 125 acres. It is sepa- rated from Cuyler's island by what is called the thew river channel,n a body of water in some places fully $50 feet wide, but now little more than a swamp fed by fbackwater' from the river. The island received it's name from the family of Hillhouse that owned it for many years, the recent possessor being Dr. Wm. Hillhouse, of New Haven, Conn. About opposite the centre of Hillhouse island lies another small island of about 30 acres. called Braker island. Cuyler's island, or, as it is generally known, Island Park, is west of Hillhouse island, on what is termed the main land It comprises 105 acres and was owned by Eugene Clifford With the exception of Braker island, which has firm, stony shore, the river front of these islands is enclosed by a government dyke.
 In 1872 MT. Corning effected the purchase of Braker island, for which, it is understood, he paid about $2,50O. Negotiations were opened last June, through Amasa J. | Parker, jr., of Albany, with Dr. Hillhouse for acquiring his property, but the deed of transfer was not signed until Wednesday. The terms agreed upon were $21, ,5OO The sale of Cuyler's island was concluded on Wednesday, and Mir. Corn ing paid for tho property SIS, 900. There were five mortgages upon it aggregating about $9, ,OOO-three in favor of the Jermain estate and two held by B. B. Saunders & Co.,, of Albany. The property bought by MT. Corning will probably amount to about 265 acres, and he is guaranteed two rights of way to the Albany road-one by the approach to the Island Park trotting course over the canal bridge, and the other by an avenue "A feet broad running from point on the main land opposite the centre of Hillhouse island directly northwest to the public thorough fare named, intersecting it at right angles. MT. Corning told reporter that it was not his intention to make use of them, but they were secured with the prospect of eventually becoming dumping ground. It might be de- cided at son.3 time in the future to build | blast furnaces thereon.-Alb0ny Ece'ai7ag Journal.
Morning journal and courier., 1881-02-11

We have also received direct from Paris and London an assortment of Black Goods in all-wool Cashmeres, Armures, Henriettas Bombazines, Tamise Cloths, Drap de Almas, Drap de Etc, Cancels Hair Serges, Damasse, Matelasse and Mohairs, Black Brocade Cash meres and Cortauld's English Grapes.
Morning journal and courier., 1881-02-11

Ringwood Gloves, at Smith & stone's.
Morning journal and courier., 1881-02-11
LOCAL NEWS.
Brief Mention.

For Additional Local News see Sd and 4th pages.l
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1881-01-15

The ladies of st. Peters Episcopal Church
will hold "A Fair and Festival at the Opera
House, Tuesday and Wednesday, the 18th and
18th of January. Fresh oysters, hot coffee and
cold lunch can be obtained Tuesday and Wed
nesday evenings. aud hot lunch on Wednesday,
from II to O'Clock. Articles of value and
beauty will be sold at reasonable prices. Tues
day evening there will be ,sried entertain
meut. Wednesday evening toe Fair will close
with u dance GOOD music has been engaged.
The ladies' will be pleased t. see all strangers
who are visiting Carson. Admission, Tuesday.
evening 20 cents; Wednesday, 50 cents.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1881-01-15
IMPURE BREATH.

Among all the disagreeable consequences
that follow the decay of the teeth, an i'm
pure breath must be the most notifying
and unpleasant to its possessor, and it is
the mostinexcusiblea and offensive in socieii :
and yet the cause of it may easily be 70
moved by cleansing your teeth daily with
that Justly popular dentrifrice, Fragrant
SOZODONT. 1t purifes and sweetens the
breath, cools and refreshes the mouth, and
gives pearl-like appearance to the teeth.
Gentlemen who indulge in smoking should
cleanse their teeth with SOZODONT, as
it removes all unpleasant odors of the weed.
Ask your druggist for it.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1881-01-15

MINERS, ArrENrIoN!-Mrs DR.. How's eel
ebrated Neuralgia Medicine will stop pain as
soon as applied. Do not suffer try it. Do
not have your teeth drawn. Get bottle Of
Mrs. Dr. Howe's celebrated Toothache Cure.
shat will instantly stop the pain and save the
toot.. Hold in your mouth from five to ten
minutes. Her cure for toothache and neu-
ralginla has hover failed yet. Mothers, use
= few drops in a little warm sweetened water
to swab a teething baby's m.htn. 1t will
instantly relieve thhe little sufferer. Sold by
all druggists Giant powder headaches cured
in five minutes by rubbing Mrs. d.. Howe >
medicine on the head. It is vegetable COM
pound, and perfectly harmless. This also
cures earache, toothache and headache. Di-
rec.ions on bottles. dec l
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1881-01-15
HOUSE PROCEEDINGS.

FRIDAY, January IA.
The Assembly was called to order at II o'clock
A M
Mr.. Green was transferred from the Commit
tee on Contingent Expenses and Accounts to the
Committee on Indian and Military affairs, and
Mr.. Mooney was given the vacancy on the
former.
McBurney of Elko presented petition for the
removal of District Judge Flack. Mr.. McBnrney
stated that remonssrauces against the petition
would arrive in few days.
Tuska of the Judiciary Committee reported in
favor of the passa &c of Assembly bills numbers
4, 8. IA, and that substitute had been drawn
for Assembly bill number 2, (fxiDg official fees
and Compensation. minority reported against
both the bill and substitute. Messrs, McBurney
and Ernst reported favorably uron the bill to
+ fund the debt of Elko County.
The Committee on Public Morals reported IA
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1881-01-15

A W1NDFALL.-A young man named
Oscar Hammer, who had recently earned a
precarious existence by playing the piano
in houses of i'll fame at Virginia and in this
city, received letter from Munich, Ba-
varia, yesterday, apprising him of the death
of his grandfather, who bequeathed 500, 900
forms to him. Oscar left for San Fran
cisco last night, in compliance with direc-
tons from the Bavarian Consul in that city,
to get sufficient funds to enable him to
reach home. 1t is not likely that he will
again "thump the ivories" for the delecta-
ton OF the wood chopper and sheep herder.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1881-01-15

The UNIoN,-The Union Saloon, Gill
hooly Chairman, is now holding all-night
sessions to provide fer the press Of extra
business. He has also engaged the best
musical talent in the city, and in the rear
is room where promoters" and "per-
suaders" can consult on the trend of legis-
lative events. jan11-1w
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1881-01-15

GLovE FAcToRY-M. W. Hodkins, at the
Glove Depot opposite. the Arlington House,
keeps constantly on hand full line of gents,
ladies and chi!dren's gloves OF every variety
Whosesale and retail at San Francisco prices
u-s, .- 49, dec 20
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1881-01-15

Fox.-The name Fox suggests all man
ner of things useful to the sportsman,
artist, reader clerk, literature and law
maker. In another column will be found
list of his new styles of stationery, sport
ing goods and jewelry, together with the
magazines and periodicals of the day. Op'
posite the Capitol. jan1l-lwt
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1881-01-15

MooEE's THEATRE SALOON. This prime old
resort Of the law makers, connubiators and
lovers of the pure old genuine is still com,
handing the front place. 1t is the only
resort in Carson where genuine tea-kettls
whisky and old New England rum can be
produced when called for G. Yeomans, man.
ager. II
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1881-01-15

The County Commissioners yesterday
notified Captain Noger, commanding the
Carson Guards, that he must at once file
bonds in the sum of 81 900 for the arms
now in his custody. .....-,.........
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1881-01-15

HARR1s's ADvRRTIsEMENr.-T new ad.
vertisement of Harris Bros. will appear to-
morrow announcing new programme in
the line of ladies' furnishing goods and
family supplies. 1t will be as good as a
show.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1881-01-15

Losr-A SIX SHooTER.-The finder will
will be literally rewarded by leaving it at
this office. ian11
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1881-01-15
ARRIVED YESTERDAY AFTERNOON
HOTEL ARRIVALS.

OKMsBY HOUSE. SHARP BhorRERs, PROPS
Joe Gavin Va city H Amhold. San Fran
G Kinnie, &wf San F H Comfy, San Fran
s Irwin, do N Belmere, do
8 w Blaisdell, Bodie II Knight, Eureka
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1881-01-15

LosT-RRwARD OFFERED.-A cluster dia-
mond stud, center stone emerald Liberal
reward for return to this office. ja6-tf
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1881-01-15

Proposals hauling Eighty (so) Tons, less Of
machinery from Carson New to Bodc Cal will be re-
ceived by the undersigned, to and including January
81, 1881.
The heaviest piece will weigh no. exceeding $500
pounds. 49,
Machinery be delivered at the Standard Consolidated
Mre In Boe under directions of the undersigned, and
will be ready for shipment at Carsn on or about Febru
airy !. 1881
for above will state the price, per pound ut
which s,id machinery viii be handled.
Information will be furnished by either the undersigned
or the Secretary OF the Standard Consolidated Mining
Company, Room No. %, Nevada Block, San Francisco,
California.
The right to rejec. any and all bids is reserved:
WILLIAM IRWIN,
Superintendent Standard Mining Company.
Bodie, Cal January s, 1851. -..-.s..
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1881-01-15
RAILROAD AND STAGE TRAVEL

Ny Carson aud B0aie Stage Lime
DEPARTED YESTERDAY MORNING
ID NJ Terril All Foo
II Amhold NJ Tobey
ARRIVED YESTERDAY AFTERNOON
/. Arensoa Cordoria
Mrs DR. II Il Dawson
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1881-01-15
.yANUARY u. lssl
STOCKS.

10 Ophir---53
100 Mexican &
IS Gould and Curry-3 ~
20 Best ami Bccher--Ss ......'
l2o California; 50
I6O Con. Virginia.--2 o.
20 Savage Il
no Chollar-- 81
$50 Potosi--l99
CAS- Hale and NorcrOss-j %
lao Crown Point-60
IS Yellow Jacket 10
400 Imperial--l0c
i20 Becher--l 10
81 Confidence
60 Sierra Nevada-.s
IS Utah--6s
G45 Bullion--l 20
10 Exche9uer-l %
100 Oyerman-1lc
2I0 Justice
100 Union Con. -9s
800 Alta-l 81
so Julia I0c
100 Caledonia--2bc
30 Occiasnt.l---I %
SO Silver Riii-2oc
100 Scsrpion--l Ia =
300 hndes--l 40
$50 N. Y Con.-i0c
200 Bentou--30 y.
$40 Ward---l 80
EvESiSG BoAEp.
.l.u Argenta--50c
100 Naval o-l ~
40 St4r--20c
100 Wales-S0c
400 North Belle lsle-:Ds
200 Mt. Potori-3.,c
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1881-01-15
THE LEGISLATURE.

TwELFPH Y-TENTH SESSION.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1881-01-15

FRmAz, January IA,
SsDste met VI IL O'Clock.
Prayer by the chaplain
Quorum present.
Senator Hsines wss granted indefinite lessr Of
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1881-01-15
NOTICE..

HAULING FROM CARSON TO BoDIE
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1881-01-15

>aaee
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1881-01-15

OTTO A WEEE. si2a day at home easily made. Csa,s
- Il Outfit free Address True d Co.. Augusta hAbaf
, 1881-12-20

,Am 1tpaexpenasd, fsalanro In tlIs' llcbul
Trcasufy-Gcn. Jpe JolsFixtah saya
Jcit Davis TaOk 1t WlpM 1slrl,nto1td
!, Wu. .1svatasatu4-ThA% tie .1tas NavSr
: Accounted -tor tlie alonoy--An EvcN
: 'Car.LoAd oi spccir.
; spertal D.spateh 10 ths Cinttai.1tt Cvtnmssrta
: plltLApEtrittA, In, Dec. l7.-An Important
Interview with ex-0onfcderato Net). Joseph f.
Johnston will bo published IN the Press tornar-
rt,w. In which he charges that 'Je3rraon Davis
seceivct! e. DJ, ,0tN from Tho Confederate TFqps~
ury on tho EVACUATION uf lfsohtnnnd, for which
hu bus nuyor an3ounssst. After syoountlng the
retreat Aouth. Gen. Johnatnn says:
VI had learned frum Gen: Doauscgard 'tAHt
Mr. Davis n.u a largo amount Of spsc!o III hls
possessina, aud weote, urKluE that a pardon Of
It ba paid IL thq aotdlpra then Ia actIve Aer* iee
NY !etssr 10 Alr. Davis on the subject MAS quite
urKspt, aud tntrustod Il to oal. Mason, Ut my
stati With inatr,otloas shus ho deliver II iu r1r.
son to Ms, 1lAvls sui btlnx y reply. Col. Aaaon
went to Charlotte. uallsefcl tue LITTER u Mr..
,Dayls. but boyoaa q tp.ozsaphlc seknowlodg-
'ment to mo thai tho letter Has Feucavoh, tharn
has ueyes yet pcen Y rcspo!lst til IT,. Col. Masou
wlttcd AugllE ttu.e Aha made soEnr4l G40riS u
ut rnpiy trt,ul Mr.. Dav4s, tl Ule1s8ucn ~ NY
INSTRUCTIONS. but was ohliE 10 return without
ullc."
"What became Of tho speco1'
"ft fullnwcd. ur Preceded. tue bcad Of tho
civil Qoyernulent Of the cohftdcr!cy to t4a
, 1881-12-20


~ ast"''s " oo"e u ING
s.t,s' s,..,.s ~. t =, .. -. t.;.. s."s rs,;a rs'
Ho'eM' Hnpoe" 10 3af e"'ea0a 1f1paat'
ST. r,4uf- Mi,ln.. Dix. 1p-In view Ut tho un.
51p,lt.eptnc,1t frnm WuahtuqtDn that ,it,w auits
,x,,I,1 ~, H,.<,,, u,,t,ar xt.r.rmto .,utr,ott,..
w u ,ns :, ,a.n snr,h,.,e, @f,e sr.,ann"don.
to.lay interviewed sotne reluctant army 6litrcrA
rs to tho state III tho HtNr scrv,ce iii the jrp.
,I,r S.,,,t mn, ,n,,,,n,n ,,.h,, Inv s,p, tt,n,,
It'll, .... m. M. s, w. @ 'e
f1sl4eo hot loo m''es 'n'''l Faf' Aaa1'h4ss''
Why. VIC hnd 10 many raites up there nut Of
Dcnsun ur fr4,ln Coalson that .st,mutI,ncs our
mil wouLln, u.ari, II. ftr yvoek...
uo, n"n ~ ,,ar,i 1Id lop mr. oc r,n,.cs eor xo,r
. NJ" o' c"'tu u'A "A VI 1o'''ea "st4s 'ouF
nnEtr'
"why. you know the class .oC tnrn WIN arr
cbn.., ~. p.,mua,crs nj a,,,nt: NJ ,,,,., rr,niar
s " .r' ~ ."'...'s 80 A"N ~. s: '..,
iMhsaes "'ese FpaoA a's"Re' "on so":
We'll, whicheFer wARull cnn't u,nig trst
was s,lre TO grt al the mall hc
.,'s,,. "a' y" =, ,s,, "u' ~, ,.,
t'tns o'."eh VI 'e''ets os papcss. u' b'"".
would Ko travelling h'cS aid turtd f'r.atveFsll
wronv ,hr.u,p} sbecr fu.,nroncp r'hcrc r. ,,,,t
,.,,,,'e s'ne,r, f., tt,nt ro,,
, 1881-12-20

Mnrsvood Trying to Arrange rtattet*.bu
He Can .tneoclnte srltls Eaouext alekA
6ptttaf Dtspalth 10 7ns Ehtsaso 7sioIn1 :.
". rAuG, Mimi. Dec. la.--A rutnor roacties
hcrn from New yurk thAt II. II Iineybo1,
through h!s Legal representatives" Ii IN Npw
York scektng NJ, adjustment ot hts nl1hlrs 70
tbnt hu may he rusnsc1l Srtm tho liability nj ut.
scst or t,Atas ,ncnt in whatever business ontrr.
prito ho may embark. II u well lih'1crstoDd
TINT 1Inrwnod nntle liberal Investments il
Eorlda. and tranehad out In tho cultivation OF
oranges; but the friends and aoslIaitaftecs bast
acquainted with his habits and temperament
fell nsaurott that ho wot,!t' not rest Gnntcnt IN
All avocnt!on aD'1nactive. Mrs. IInrwnod Is
known tn have written friends expressive Df
dfssattaflcuon With her prt,<nnt hmm and l'ro@-
tccts, AMI the rctust that Mr.. fiarwtss! Is seek.
itg to nxaln get standing, eycII ut tho sacrifice
nf ron,e OF the prnflta 1T the failure which ho
had depo4licd with Atra. Husln Dem lfnr~oNl.
is credited. Tho wrath which they nr' knuwn
70 hasc tslTfftl awAy With tbetfi RGrfnH not fu
havc brnugbt tho prAct, 1t promised. md sick
neas and Disappointment l,avc bt.en their nelan
sent Mr. unntty 10 S!nhrnIinlIs t.. secure and re-
turn fn hin his xt,t. Henry atarwtHH!. nhtrse
physical and mental 1hlrtnItcs hasc not lttttct1
Alnct be Chf1iU to bllnhEa0t,l.
, 1881-12-20

r Special h Cincinnati Enquirer.
WARRINGTON. u. e.. Dec. 1a-Thefc n ADsno
stir atnon9 Newspaper men and I,nlitEcsans ID
Washington ton,ght over tho interview pull
the conversation Ut Gcn. Joc Johnston rcspect-
Ing Mt. Jotforfon Davis. The so.eal'cd "tntrr.
view F" undertakes to Kfvn nm acctts,nt Of Sumo
Ss,OhtOD In slt9co t,ctn9 earrtrd bY Mr. Davis 10
the Suuth In his Hight und navcr icconnted for:
thas Gen. Johnston, m hearing of Ii, upptied to
Ar. Davis f0r Il portion OF 1t to ply ha ttUops.
Int that, beyond acknowledging tho letter. no
answer was mudn; that tho bankers Of Ktch.
tnor,d PLACED taD,t}01 In apcoic III tho hnrds ur
Sir. Davis fur the tefenso OF that nifty, which WIS
alxo cokvnycd south, l'.lt TINT large part OF 1t
was acizc,, .y tho Untte! Ssntes, At,a tho ,.aacc
not ncoluutcd for. Thf direct Implication uf
the whnle article y that Ar Davis cithnr apprl,.
pr'atel to h!tnscif ot I s49a'derHl iarze poslon
The rtln ton. OF Mr. Davis md Gen. Johnston
arn not friendly Lug taoro y 'o reasOn 70 w.
teilMr,ce to ttsso unworthy Blxnder4., Al Il nut
ter TT FMct. tho ualy sreoIo carried Sbutb by the
Confederate tinvefn'nent was s.ilne *.,tunHD VI
easfonf ] expai,scs Of lie aaveentnant. Including
sle 1,ay or tho officers nud soldiers u The tom
s tsie ~. ye @ st t. 1eG III, sss sasas ssa.
organizations which bud 1t In cnArre. 1ccItnv
that thoy hAd right t., appropriate 4 - their
timu not nlonx with tho spoeie tr1s!n ~ the cnr.
riaxo OF - bulky and heavy an amount 1aroiye4l
upt'n a uutnbar ut TREASURY and military ott-
Gers. tho accusation IL a elRndur upon them
much moro than upon hf. llavis. WIN was cnrs-
urGti not lung ufterwar1. Eune uf bis &. Ind IT.
lOudrd down with treasure, iht,uHh thAy coined
rnnny' other .fnbricAttnns. The tnuI'ty of the
banks waa their Gwn specie. which they onavereI
es,ut III chnrxe OF thetr lEtsk 0II!ccrs, In tho
vuu rndcl.vur to pr0Ieot 1t from scixrc unu nt,-
preparation by tho United Suites uutnorItIes~
AT n'ci.ck tonight stn,r corrrsp,a'lent ca!'utl
, 1881-12-20
MATRIMONIAL.

8psesas Dnaateh to 1As Cheaaa 7slbuns. -
NKw York, Dec. lo.-3ftss Lslia Osgoott
Vanderbilt, the youngest daughter OF Mr.,
William II. Vanderbilt, will bo married to-
morrow tTuesday) afternoon ut O'Clock,
Mt vt. Dartholomsw's Church, to DR.. William
6oward Webb, son. OF Gss,. James WIT
son Webb. Tho lley. Or, s. S. Cook
Hector uf ST. nartl,olomew's, w!lt perforlY the
rors,nony, md be- assisted ttldrcin by tie
RAY. DIR. l.oheft s: Howland, ltsetor OF; tho
Church of tho Heavenly Hest, and: tho IT.
ltov. bishop ;lP0tters viii deliver. tho
bvtiedlctto,. AlE '::::Walter,. Wubb;.' u
brother .of tho ,brlduRrooul," will ho the
best Ema,,, and tharo Will .hu eight ughers--
Mr., l.!spsnArd Stewart, Mr. Sargent Craln.
Mr., Phtlllp s. All!pr,; 1lr. qouIs Webb, MIR.
Ff,u,k Webb. 3lr,: 0abree Wand ,rbilt,
brother Of tbs bride. Mr. -Elwarl /. Wales.
md Mr., ueQrgu DS Forest Grant, !: .ei,,' =:
itt.r,, :.1 T4E uIllpnsf{ips ::s::3: t:Hl
will bb slx IN ahlMbet- llelel, Webb and
Miss l,asslo Webb, sisters ottha Rgldogroon1,
Miss Kafa Clft!i, at!as May Carnocllan, Miss
Nellie McCoonh. ot Philadelphia. md Miss
llstu Case. BESIDES tisobrfdestlaaIds. ther0 will
toln III Tho, waddlnr PROCESSION four llttle
RirIs-M!ss AelBte SIuan, a1Ias Emily Sloan,
Miss Allee ahapar1, uh,d s{iss 'tieftrntle Van;
derottt. all cDuslts nf tho bride. Tl@ llltle
girls will ba, aressud In pale shell pluls
silk, and wear plush ualnsborongh hats, and
Will carry legn0ru: hula 'Atlad with AIme.
Mernett rt'ses, with btl!lchss Of ,ilarRaer!tus
ut tho stdc'of the BASKETS, They will aiso
wear diamond pausy plus. Klfts from tho
bridegroom. Thu bridesmaids will wear
ExQpia.r nlssssKs
Ut ,noIre antique, With the front lalstin cut
Il
, 1881-12-20

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Mr. I:rne.t VI. lIo'asn and asiss Zoe
s,v!."stelm, s na"t'ter of Af*' Jane
1rr5 ssvassns'm.. .I,s. i.,.., Ian, ...,
,nv #, tho p,ai plrurs # the l'aI,nur lIouso, the
i'tn,'s ~ ~ ~ stps 1'n" Gra.. l,xsssc a.", %
Eruost II. flo!dpn, n Raatoaan In tho insAtanas
busfnras III this ctts. Tho ceramnny was per-
IhonAs, ot thu Fo"ptos chnfoh' a,ia Frnt.
Swing. Of tho Central Church. Mr. ttnner II.
Thu,uus Mutcfl ID u.nsttH Ut ceremonies and
Ncssrs. Hurt srott E u yterk, md Il. MttohciI
- rrt.. ~, -. -. - -.
, 1881-12-20

Hotith abt,ut the tlmo Mr.. Davfs went In thAt
dirn9tt0n.''
'1lnvn you any Idea Of the amount Of Spoc1e
Mf. Davis cnsrIud HcntbF' :
"Gnt. PanI. nm ointment artillery ollicor Of tho
ta,ntt'dnt1oy, ana nov prosrtnent LAWYER q
10 i,'sl~ctel tno spcoo Gcioru is rar,osa from
lttchni0fsi. and utter It had l,rrn loadcsl roady
FUR transportation. l9o aAt1 that there wns a
Car.tnHd nf It. AZ he oniy saw It fnxod foady
for shlpnlHrt hc ctuid. Of coursc. Give IN ttl-
lorm9aon ~ u tho al.,,.Ant IN dolars and cents
tlot.. hea,irrRarti. hnwascr. wa n tn1ncdittt.
:*Hs there, and anul'tttssa hnd M npN,rtunity 0f
knnHn1 'nro accurately tho ntnntint nf nlt'icY
Ere*!dcnt'A immaculate nautical family. fls told
~ that ho wns tonvtncGd thaf the President had
M,H0un IN spcr!o nt uftt4tN'rn, hnyo M
, 1881-12-20
MURDER AND SUICIDE.

: , xn.etat D..nafeh to ~. f,hjeo.o .,Ih,n. .
: N,.,v yonr noc n '"rna ,',,,,r,ia ~ .1r<
war.", t,"ir ~' -, % 1,,r S,.hnnd ,",,av ona tho
s,,taao,a,t si,i,;,iinv ~ ~ ths ,ns,'s,d ,vnn
,as ~. s',,i,I t,a,., nar,,o,.ar ,,,"s "n 'n
OF .e osa s ottipie ,s.a aa!.. , 'as 1.a hn'o co..
to have become a unothor very. aoon, a1,d ,.or
husband was coutillel to she house by III
,iilries rtcelvod fuw weoks aro. TAa viii,
,ant ,sI", " se.,,ro liz %.,nsissto,, tn i,.,,a.
MeI't NAtay :" sesuse asa nuatselo" u! ne,'o'
v+io Hospital. ahu, a1ter returning from thls
mission aud beforn the slek wagon call,a
for lin, tho horrible ,leed was committed.
..' ~ ~ e"no
hurried TO me p1aco, ARRIVING siMu!taaco'sly
with thu ambulanee from lna llosplMl,: Ell"
,vt ,vi,"s:ss;i s t1ats Enoctino ha;f ,v1"1 w. b1.
~. ., 4s@' a.,.. -, Ss''t ssa.t ~, ~
l'lllu lne stosa aa'se'is !" AFoat o. a'a aoos'
, 1881-12-20

,Tako,i. by i yvounded Thief from the
County Hospital ppuFlng the AbAemce
Of Tho Guard,
] Jatues Ttua,,, allns Charles Smith, ~ old.tlmo
tibet, who w4a shot by Qticor FtzxcTald. VI the
NadtsQn Street Station, was saus ta tho County
Hospital, and DEPUTY .Waito letatlcti to look
a!tst hiu. ,,,dss hsss , than .t ~rek u H. H.
bs*pltal, and wai!a wus supposed TO kegp, ~
eyo IN lMth of theln. About ~ o'c!.ack lus&
r1kht. Willis tho lEpary wus Abstnf fr0th biz
Mist III The wurl where Smith was !yln9. Tho
prisoner xot up, aud. under the pIYtyas
ok dcsIrliig to vtsit tho water-nl.iset,
rear l,or. crossed ths huspstai xtnnnas, and o..
vapetl over tne te,1uc: lle w.!s l.issed alao::s
VIZ to.s iat6 to do unythlay., Deputy Waitu, iuv
o,Bcer respu,iablp Tor Tho Ihters eseape. was In
tcrv,nwtd oyrr tue Telephone by n THlAuSu
reporter. Thu cs,nyrf1 ItlU,t wax ~ fnlsAWa:
VIII ynll poasD X.ye mo tito facts ootlctrnIng
thu esvape VI 6tNltnt''