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Mt lcast 30. "TIer boy who worksn 1,ad
given her S. with which to pay In a11yn,co
tho rent OF another rum. John sioIe tao
money, or got It somehow, anti spent 1t for
Whi1c wandering through, another tenc-
n,c't, the officer atld reporter run acrDss a
fa1nfly consisting Of r.. matt md his wife,
tw1 boys. ind 4 Rirl.. The .were nil
cold mil hungry, mil the cttltlYen were
crying. II, pensc tho lIttlt ores tho deputy.
Sheriff distributed 10 cents ntilu,,R theui.
Halt IN l,ourlater, returning to the room, lo
4 PITCHER Writ ROME REEn TX IT ii
OH tho tah!e, nMl the husband and wife both
drunk. 1le asked tic llttlv girl what llasl
hccNi1c OF her money, mid sfIe saiil. 'TipN
tpnls It, but dUilst tell, Ur he will kill its.'
:: Tho other houses Atlll stasGIjlE iii the
bEuck-tiere ,Arg some seven of ttlehl-
were alsD visited, but bcyu.ltl evidences Of
I,nvcrty--in Ht,t,le cases abtcct-,,ntl.lng was
noticeable. Tic 1ten MID women were sober,
btlt tho Hoses a1Hl cileetss of nllny Indicated
thnt tlint was due t0 nck OF ll0nar.
Tho llpruoting OF this "patcI,,h which was
one 0f The rougllcst IN tho city, will be- d
rr.nt benefit 10 the nelRIlborllood. Tho r.
lna!I'lng tpnunts huve been notified to learo
by ntMIll tU.tlny; II they du ilOt tic orlar OF
tic Court Will 10 enforced. Dcpnty.Shcrltf
SiNGy ll;tS SO far managed matters with nd
!hlrnblp tact AMI Eottcn rtl nf nearly all hy
Ills consideration, amt lie has treiltet tho OIL
Nt'ttttt ones Wilt 81 lnlch kindness That THEY
have all promised to III.
, 1881-01-05

LElIGGA ExIWt1ff.
We are informed l.4st tho now ds,.laa by Ten.
Ii c.MIsIdeTcd BY KtxK jut!xos to show grv.t
lulyniIuu upon everything thut thn LMltrento hns
vet writteIl. In polht II .luW 0f stagu effect and
IN reality a p!ny fur tho thcatre and not for tho
study. Thu Laureate nus nlst, goho far tn',a t,ts
Hi muse nu this 0ccusluE. The str,,xulok Ut
saxan pmtrlnts1n aud tho co1rt Of tho o'lnsurs
will hc found to he uoat:iunrtl fur Oriental
pnai upon NJ pnrty ur political pruiulc,s
tor tho interest which they have
Thu ERs.ur1I potttltatc. wha ut tlle salna
time repirsents tho "mattAty of tue IipnluH
tHte" amid tho fierce tHtrl1uss nnd rs'ckiusa
a,li IL faIrer wife. su ilIustri4,ls Il .llstc-lull
wheru u fn!rer. .s,sUrc!4n than ElIun IcrEyT-
, 1881-01-05
i LnrEe Congregation Snrprlrod by tho
EtMttea-'1'ltctr FOrtMMntG EsNcnpr.

CAH1os, o.. Jun .--At i,tN,t, te-tfny, whiie part
uf tho ctHgrrK!t1ul, tn tho Firat atethm1fHt EpIs
ctIhl Church. Hf which tho ley. l1trAn Mter In
pnstnr. wcru knGclng NrEllnl tho sstnr taking
ct,tnstun nson, anti whtto ~ pcrsu'ls were IN tho
pcwA, Just ~ tho mnlhttr Aiti1 "AnIGnt" MI
UMll,olIa er.tckttl,E WIS hcNru hyGrhrAsl, Ah1
from tnynlttiAtnE register lit tho tElnN burnt
Il voiltiIlg OF tnthey. BY tho etfnrts 1T tho
prehcser G1ltt ftw resoutc illrli The cpil9rrHl-
lion WIS kept us !Iu1c. ns possible nnl Il p.nDo
W,l4 Hvertrt!, NJ, TINT everyNMly knt sifcly Uut,
t,sly Eew being bruised. fIMtf there nut lTen
M rnxy rgrcsa thu rGsult would htye bern Hks-
ptlling, fur tue auditorium lust .yHcntel via
afni, i furnace Of .tiro. and tho city wis
alhiActl with Aninkc. Owing tn TIM cuh
n1tt TIM putting IN Ut new. pumps ut 'tho
Water Wnfks tho trrnlun could mt Eot marc
thnn Il tWeHtf.ftat HtrcA'n, nttl they niiy tr!t*l
70 sarc tho adjoining prH1GrtT. Hull 1t mt bten
for tbo tOreriilK Of tlsHw which rests upon II t1o
cp1Itta! pnrt hE tho city Wnll!'' hase lenli e-
strs,ytl. The slus*liln., Firg nc,n!ttMent w!.s
scnt for. but nor until after tho ilalntnE, sprc,
which was xery tnll. fell. nenrls hurting scso,1.l
tsnlncs frnln Tic other buildings. Tho spIr..
whu still stu,ldirE, y,ls visible for miles Hrun.
anil ter,Isllds Ut l'cApc trUtn Atassl1lail. eiNhE
niitss away, and thu slrsr,n! !liH ctIiry. thltik-
tt,E ttlAt tho uILy Wns hurnNk crowded. Into
tuY5s. Al p'cltNR 1u cOnilagratlon IA nlsdcr
Ct,nls,It.
T1lg church WIS erecsctt In 1sr1 and cnst E80, ,0.
IT. wns illsultil fur t..5MAl. FlymH ilrebrand!
igl,ttud snlH, stables Huvpvtl l,MkH away, md
t1In ltwnlnE Ur tho Vt. Cloud I!otpl ciilatnN y
i,uNiH Mn.l,,,K the Ht!estA Tito Church WIS hullt
IN Tho stu pf tho old 1t. Cloud ll0tel. which was
consumed by lrG.
, 1881-01-05
SpRAGUE-CONKLING.
scandalous Gossip In Western Now
York.

oEseAAA4VNR ~U1"Bu III "CHNEFu NOW
York.
tnrrsrn,tk.'ee Nrc f'ork Sun.
1.DcK1r,syr, u. T., Jan. 1.-The Sprag,,e d.
yOrce suit has lent additional interest to an
occurrence Of tic late Presidential campaign
which ut Tie tiihe ca,tsrd great deal Ut gos-
sip III this city. SesM.nr CHnklTng w,s al-
yrrttsed to speak 1t, isnrl,esfer on tic lust
WGtlItStlny Of tho campaign. On the Satur-
day preceding TINT dnsc Mrs. kuic Cl,nsu
Sprague arrived Mt 1}utInau and took ronMls
title l'a!aeo lIntcl. Tn Tuesday, tho .lay pre-
cttllng Tho ftoche*icr meeting. Senator Conk7
ling arrived III buffalo and tuol Quarters Mt
tho satt,e intel. Ila spike ut Utica tho day
before. On Wednesday Mr.. Cunkllng went
tD 1st,cllcstcr from Buffalo, spoke ut tho
meeting, ,i,l returned tl,e same tye,,-
Ing tu tho 1'alace Hotel at Buffalo.
The next dhy l,e spuke III N,llrts-
H. At both the Rochester and B,lirAlo
meetings Glen. Grant WIS PRESENT. o.. FRI
day. Mr.. Cnikli,sg s1H,l;c III this place. IIo
WIS received mt the tlepot by Republican
eDmltittec ns well rs l,yA considerable crowd
spectators, Of whu,n tic writer was one, were
amazed md NstOu,,lletl to sce Mrs. SprnEuc
emerge from the special p1laco car OH MIR.
Cnitkllng'S Mrl1. .
Eress fronI ills district, was Il 1r1ubcr OF tho
reception committee, nllti he gave yclt to his
feelings OF surprise ,siM in,iig,ntlon IN tur-
E.,1Es more ,,i, isnanrkaoo Tor iss power ttnn
were Gscnrtrtt to thu residence Of tIle Hon.
1s1cfnrl CrUwley. our present Representative
III congress, wilGtG Il numerous company had
leell Invited to nteet Nr. Ctkling Mt dinner.
Mr.. Fag!er, wlin Ind accel.tel ri, invitation
to ln ut tie dinner, refused nftur the Mrrfyai
Of Mis- Sprngue. llId sent In his lceltna-
tIult.
WIcM tho guests lad assembled, and the
Hon. burt Fnn 1lorn,anotlier Representative
WIS ol,sUlyutl by AIr. C0nkIinE to bu among
them, liz tlasly refused to dslt ut the table
unless tug offending pyesclcH nf vm' Horn
Ws witlra% ,l' apar1; tint YIN ll3'r
ton. lln! vestturca tu disregard N[r. Conk-
llnE's wishes, aud. Of course, 10 grOss III, of-
fellst coM!I MT be coM!l'ls,l1td. M BHtltow 10
Eet I'D Il Sn i1rn ~ Tint , was u ts es;; s!,;
ends Tor sheer elllarrnsstWitt. He dd INT
,snte Ia dtsnbey Mr. Cu,,kling, nllA lie cDnId
not afford to otfc'n ta,l ilnrlt. ~ ttis crit.
isa! inne.urSS, col. Ellsworth, lite col!ectoFoGc
went tn Van Horn nitt sall: "'fhere II n lit
tic embarrassment here. Crowley hns rcalIy
Invited MlOro CHESTS than M Inns plntcs; 50 let
X'G;! , and ls Sly qst'r M tI,9 Ta @ i"r sqtl;
fi3cks Viii, Vall ii"rn, fcft hin, antl sl,it- r
ping round the buck wny took Ills svat 1T
Gf1wls ta1Ir: OF srsf ,tg bs ltt'
!ry's crlnEtng, Ellswnltlf's trtckcry, amt Vnn
Horns 'iereltlol,-;leukg! nut. 9..d u!o n.s,tt
wis that Mr.. lslclnrl Crowley: for Ills
p fEn9ps Is Sseat,, @ S t sGa, ran tskst t
IN til!A pleasant mud goutlly town =
AS Mr. Ean II0riiis Hi Elder iu TIL, Baptist
Church a.Hl y ,tIal. Ut spottess character, tho
luidhlsncs of both ,H,ifticaI PARTIES hute full
IN itlknf 1ttSf IN fnfr akyr.1btG.
, 1881-01-05

Friday will be tho Inst tlny Of snrvico to tho
Janunry tcrm Of the Circuit C0urt.
.Iuslgp 'rulcy, taiilng 10 0t,tnin airy sun
port IN llfs new ni,tt cn:l,nnrnal,le departure
OF holding nnly ono session Of court Il tlay,
from 10 to o'clock, Inns decided to 20 back
70 the old custom al.t l,o1tl two sessions us
before, at lnast for the pr.xcnt. i T. under. r.
made Mt tle rrxt injecting of tho l]nr aAssocla-
ttoll to get tho opnt0ns OF the lawyers Dn TIN
ndvfsahlIfty Of u change, uill. II, tic mnlnrity
iAynr It. tllat 1t will be adopted by ill tho
judges,
, 1881-01-05

qncncca, even II there wcre not nlso throne tn
liz 1,Incd by tho during tnortnl vim hns c.st ts
eyra upon tho great TctrHrchs lively *rNntRe.
Mr. Henry Irving will himself play Tho part ~
tic IawltHs Ioyer md rctn. who would n'urp ut
nErr Il s,,vnrcfgn'a tindcnl md tho band II thn
Of Nr. Tcnnyson viii mt. hnwcvrr. ai1nw EnIlt,
though of i,r'.f: quality to trutnth at the oini.
but fB IA MtcttKn,! by h!s wl,lnstrt yMcrn AMI
tho senb ut tho fll,iatrints rtInin. ffcnry !rv-
Ing, at tho hand Of fl.1 Royal bcnltty. Ellen
Terry, IA expected tn prtNillcr nil thoSe emotions
Of pity md tnrrt,r which tho fuccessftl tr1,Klc
p,nt must awakrn If hs I: 10 liz y true follower
nf IltrIyt1is. The nrw piece will 10 III two nets
nnl wiliilnt neGessItnte tho withdrawal OF tho
HCQfslcnn llruthurs.''
, 1881-01-05
lion by appuloca for lcnvo to file lrtcfs ,ustnn.

tGft
by "a ofents il osrsr r" Y; 70 % i' wit M II crror
tnntion by defendants IN crr'r fnr.lenve % tlte
orf,r % ri f"r sii!.s 10 rcpy. iivo dny ailowtd.
BG'. MoWhitnoY Of d., administrations. ctc. vs.
fi,ggl1a: motion by appellants foF ieas' To 'l''
Dt &:. Tawn II t!,wcxe Ct Al. vs.. Kellaxx Ct ai.;
mvtson ,y 1ppc'cc to dismiss oAusc '"f VAIL "f
ill., Z. L I. Il. II, Co. VI. Hurry ct nj: sn;tIr1,
to POS! pone bcnrinx fnr lenvn r. nr1t!lc tlr.'lly,
:lK iialcy 1t n ". untE: motion tn sst n.o i
dcnth of s1efcnlant n srstir mn! cntrrtifv ~.
ttun tn substitute 1inchtl y. HntF rxccl,tr!x,
rtc.. nltsl thnt tho case lW then continued with
@rrl iioytie w. Edwards, ct nt; motion ty
plutntlf for continuance. with nl1as rcl fl; mo.
:sss.. rrntt, amtn!.srasrIx, ct al., Is. Iratt Z!
n: motion ~ an{slsns 70 t reverse ond row''rd
It.i. Edwards VI, CnIsis: error confessed nl,.l
"a. Weeks. !,nplradcd, o.c,, vs.. Lcaeh; COLI
timed for sUrvicu.
tall Ut docket:
D III. ltHtt ". Metzer: taken. ........
6!@. Patterson otal. 80. Sweet. adn,instfntrix,
Sai. "Morris ys. 1soscra; takcn.
60. Sanford, asst91tcc, etc., ". Wallnco;
Gs:. G. l. I. II. Il. Co. ct al. Us. Walton ct al.:
%|! S!ty Of u Mor.no,,th @ , Y. Sullivan: M tnken.
III. MciiiiIck Is. MoA,itstcr: tnkei.
tFM. z: ]. L. X. q, ,vs. hurry cta'.; takcn.
Eis. Hamilton 1t nj. VI. lthfnlltun al nt cx.
cnMtur. cte.: dccrce atltrnNt.
6:s Patterson Ct a. W. sweet. administrator.
1tc.: nttnr MlltwtHl: ciitise continued by slpu-
'5sn 4as s % sssse 'q qe H. lk ~ kooRx ct a
Gs:. {: j. H. il 70. OF Al. ". sfnl,ory ct ol.;
case pnssod and sut do~n for 1huraIay oi foxt
tEr n. f,,,t.. t,,,.,,.,x.to., Z. r,,t.,,, It.tt
, 1881-01-05
DIVORCES.

a bill was filed yesterday by Denna Stcli,
charging that ior husband, John stell, Is 40
stlngy tf,ht he viii not even g1vu her enough
to keep her alive, md asking tllat llo nlay be
compelled TO support her.
Kate lllss complains tint hor husband,
john ". tsass, Inns gonc still further, md
as nGel, =, y, te habit Of getting drunk fre-
absolute t!lyorco ~ snoft M possible.
J1seplt EtzLngrr wants n simtIHr ,teGree be-
ca1'Se llis wife Maria, rs ha alleges, lrtrs bccn
Will,elu!ina Nitcnhureer wants n perrna-
1,cnt separation from Cunrad AEtci,1,urgcr, on
nccotlnt Ut Ills lncarrfRibIc habit OF abusing
lIer n1ld n,nkfng her life miserable.
.JiltlHG UnElttIfn granted n divorce to lsebecch
Knl0n from Julpt En!n,l.
, 1881-01-05
THE COURTS.
Twenty.one Decisions Filled by the
Appellate Bench.
Tho 1nvniidlty OF tic Milk Ordinance
Affirmed.
An Amondod Bill In tho Horse-R Railroads
Vs. the City.
Proceedings Of Tho Appellate Courts al Spring.
tjo1d and Ottawa, III.
APPELLATE COtJ1tT,


The Appellate Court met yesterday, and
delivered themselves OF twcllty-one tlecss'
Ions. NIno opinions wero filed, but all werc
Of very little general interest. The follow
Ing is list of the casns decided:
nHvEifSyB AND AEMANDED.
TE-k0fcn V. 1tuemhnll1.
TH-Ntrn11g Y. LiHtlt4tun.
sEl-ShHtlnur =. klllHIl.
T:.s-Ehtcngu & Northwestern 1luflroad Com.
pnny '. llnllGr.
7Ks-PMr1r(dKe Y. l}rn,1y.
T2b-Iiltsey i. Wrstuvcr. ......
TGl-DHgov. Mclaughlin: nnpcnt dismissed,
S@a-ShlMo Y. D0iluy; anlnp Arl1er.
AFFIRMED. ,,
TI5-Wlllouxht1y Y. Dcltx.
fEn-1'ntnrMly Y. City.
fH-'fnwlisGiH1 Y. city. |
s1-ttuu4h Y. 1.ttElt1.
TS7-Nn!ineo V. Du Young.
Commercial National nank y. Proctor.
7@l-VitinKc of FrtInklti1 Grove y. O'Ncll-
TE1City =. Hnrtne.
7i2-O'Neltl y. Scovile Manufacturing Com
pnny. j..
I.0-Donne V. Walker.
T:B-Pcor1c y. 1}uct}n.
iA-CnthoIu DIf1lop y. Moore.
, 1881-01-05

TB-f'COt31E z. 1tllt.fJfl.
i4a-Cntholiu Dlfllop y. Moore.


NILK-1)1sA1Elts' LICENSEES.
The Appellate Court nlso affirmed the opin-
ION Of Judge Rogers in tue ease vi the City y.
Joseph Dartec. THIS was suit begun
originally i'll n Justices Court against
Unrtec for failing tn obey tilo "s1Ilk
ordnance" which required lin to pay
d license fee Of 81 OIL each wagon
rim by him. Jutsgu 1.ogcrs decided o., the
trial tcfore hin, that tic city cl,urter gnye 10
power 10 tax ,ntlk-dcalers, md that, there
fore, any orllnu1co attempting To confer
s,lcll power was votl. Such taN wns in tho
nature or II sunIptunry law OH IL nec.s-
sary artiele of food aHl: could 10 1lot
sustained tl,ts view Of tho case. anu Affirmed
Judge oEers' decision, hnt wi1aut ,a tis, ElyinE
torney W thnks the decision wus only H.
tended to 20 to tho validity Of the Gity or.!t-
nance, md not nf tho charter hut Will lnv9 II
talk With the Judges Of Tie Appellate Court,
aid govern Islu,sclf accordingly: II tlle ortll.
nance fs bad n new one will be preparetl. but
II the chNrter Is deficient nothing cuu bo
tlolle except through thu Legislature.
, 1881-01-05

UNITED STATES COURTS.
J. Taylor Hair filed bill yesterday nEntnst
Henry q. .1layt to restrain him from using II
l,ntent for MI Improvement I'M bnse-a,urning
stoves or n,r-l!enttng furnaces, Issued Aug.
II. 1si0, t0 N. ". Jt:stur.
lrvtn 4. VIII Mgan n suit for $1,000
nGaiMst Edward X. Rogers and Joseph a.
Stone.
, 1881-01-05

hook .urtics art uIl llnyuistA. Ono easily tlis-
covers thtW fl1Gt al, stuity thotr criticisms 0il
books Translated from fnretxA Ia,lxnaKus. 1'hoy
usually Wind up ly ctlKratulnttI,e tho trans
lutnrt,n huyiug preserved tho ehartu o<sho orix-
inEi ln all ItH freshness aud beluty.
, 1881-01-05

In tho estato of JOHN Finn, deceased, let
tors testatneMtnry were Issued to Elizabeth
Finn, l,ltter l,0ntts fur $1,000.
III tho estntc Ut Martini A. Planks, letters
testatie,ltary werc Issued 10 George G. Booth,
under bonds FOR S90,U
, 1881-01-05
BRITISH LAND LAWS.

rst r,.t.s o. .I... -. ,,,,..,.sx
nan,rinr for ~ n Tew % 1ii".tc, Aristo.
craas'
.,, Hp n. +. 1,a1ts'' M''"etr o. ras''amtnt.
The 0wilcr Of Land III II srf1xe Is II trustee.
lint lam, f,r thc hrn,fit mi ,ncy.tv f,,r l,Im.
ur LIZ @ IT,. ,'t. H.. .' f,t, ,s ~ .nso
ss,' WI, ''n ,nar ~ ~ .hi ~ Sor r to
examination ot Parliament thnn whether or
| mt VIZ hnya Inherited fran inst r,ucra!Ions
iaws which Interfere viii, ihs nat,lrul uctiot,
,,1s.. .""s ".. I..,. ."o .',,,t"', ,a.s,.
property. md thereby l,fn,lcr tho ground
fro,n WELDING ttY due turrcase. Afr. Arthur
Arnold yrites: "Wilcn lie House Of Jluis
| was ciowGctl pt!or u the lhost ii,elho!1nle
division OH the Irish 1.aild bill, a
friend who was with. me. looking
down apan 'ae t. aagast @ @ assembly, ,' Wills. ~
pelea: ana these 'l'e. own 'hlceioarths
Of tllo W! ted Kingdom" would to God
they did," I answered; II tlonbt It there nre
tint little tilay % chi, call t,,cir own" Their fntmi.
SS Sx '"i fs e te elF eMnS5t t y"u e, e w,s s
se'sr s aT snesas r. ;5,n "r pr R"Gss @
tl,ey sI Rneti AWAY to tj!sr sous. and, faii!,lE
tys s,tt; wc G tiicy T au not S j1onat tit Of n i.ar
ri9Ee-the iTeelaoitl of t.etr iiihefafleG,
oist,p IT, p n,,,,,, oa sam u ,.s,nrnta n,a INV.
m,IIxi IN, s ittiuri"s u: f ai nznTu',s
u! .iese !plsA hu.tes;: rst-nM M slG t..G
Wen!s n o. taa COUNTY y s a,,.IaS!ng ,iy innq tr
,%ni l ,va .o r',st III ,1rni1u;' "r't.
tinai, it'd thoforu prevent tic due iii
crense Of thp ilut!oiial ,,! %!eaIth; 9tIa
mnnv fnsttticf.s limited l,roprirttr IN Oi,li,ntI
either 10 sncrificc tic imtrrcstsof llts yoi,!cr
I'LL, ~ .ho o,r ~ ,nii is'1s " ,n'' s
.,x a il r,, in,, ne.a q Gm GGm ,as ~ Hi,t, H.;
,an ~ o,I:i EiGn ;.ts toan,a w tn 'n
lty o,wco,, inii ai!,l lis brothers mud sIstsrs,
weaksmS pl. paanrnaa nr.s ".e"S: r'nwi ninxe ~
necessary succession etcu1eSH t eaas y
tSa So,ss wosH ,,,.s sG nt os,c s ~ ~
ofotaht 'teress, ai,a y H. hnMg ni!sT hTa ifa
9HnMt HI Ill.,, i,cck Isk ~ tlH 1sr irst m ,S .et
III ln ~ a,1 GIf 1.f,1I xnw,1u ~ y f,fns Ts
sarc,tb@nso % ia,.u :u n, t;,."t " ;n,.Inmc.
oevelt-ieae ln"s ' fn T., ~ uaee. tslitt!SS stS
10 innueo itefi 10 I'VE ~ inr EfenleI styenaI,a
SRe!l lnMclt miosG ilolies IHa't tliSy omGmt.
Gy hnS o"seS 1 ~ s5 !" v vG fsn"
It. Tliey l!ava 4 position h, h the county to to
sxSept's1I y Try w1 hoya s%'' rjt Hit e ptI p
ts tm 70 ,xnrcIse s e''oM m '1i niurinrs iu 1n. aIa
sonnectet. ElEnth3The na!scrHb'c State d
,o aoosers ame'igs, am Unfit ue i. as'te sorse i, a
words Of 2 c!ergynan who fms paia mtel,,
ntGmsn e H. nc si,,lsct, f}etnat if M'a
teant IT. y,st number # INSTANCES IT. =! oslng
H,ts ole n3WeHer Tl w, 90 s ,ans .isX
III e Issitist!ons iaG'sa
utoii ia.i tcld ulost ttlrtrIy aliu materially
m ',4s,n @ WHIT 1I.frS isgr;'.s .e eMnts o',r 's
10 olle could expect il mere lIIe-owl,er, Of
tetlilht l!o!tllig very stuart lelise ~ 10
, 1881-01-05
ENDYMION CONTINUED.

term Ut Which commences t0-tlhy. ll}lS III
considered remarkably goud time.
.--D--
ENDYMION CONTINUED.
synopsis Of a Possibly Forthcoming
sequel.
NtW lrnrk Snn.
CHAPTER I.
Count Ferroll. gets tic better OF King
Florestan in wnr: Thu King is taken pris-
cclvcs M E,,Elisii etlucatloal. F1ares,ai. diss
IN exile. The widow receives tic rotltlnle,lce
OF tho English Queen who visits her ut
C,iSelher Alyra y s.,!ace,li tl,e p1i,ce Itl-
h' Fhe rec i efS!s sss oa9 is @r zaas "sa t.
sprie Of laurel tn crown tho nl,ptials. ENtly-
noil's nfll Myra's grief nj tlla Princes death.
Myrh Visits tho Queen nj Windsor.
CHATTER II.
Sudden leatl, Of Lady, Aol,tfort: Endyml-
@ entiI!e rriend cngagcs ! Ills attention in ii bMai- M
looming. lsntlynitun takes balloDn trip
With N frinclaustrl atross tho Irish Cllanliel
The secret plnss of thc Land League 1rH tl!s-
10 i.,niea in scason 70 witness thc downfall
of tho Gaystnnc Ministry. Her Majesty
Ministry. sis s. LIMA '''''''' ~ '"''' y A'''
CHAPTER III.
Tho firmamcnt begins TT .rcnb1e. parlia-
1ncnt y dissolved l'y NJ Irish n'ol'. Tho
rcnIains wifi t'le Ouet.,i Hi obliged TO nv for
ssfoly, i;aijroatls slcstroycI, no ,,ica,is M nf
escal,e. capture Inevitable, tho !lueon. In
;l.spalr-cyerythinE depends on Endymi114.
,inst,nv 9rlion tMo ,,.,o,. " rts..s ] from hcl,imi
Il cjo,lii. IIis fnlth In liz destiny il rcIcwWl.
llo sends for Alilnclla,tsctI.
CHAPTER ".
,Mtlnch1,auscn !n disguise meets Entlynlon
~ te SS1 UT IL" ~, o,vr ~, ny s. artA.tn .1
e rha III ~ nne!" "ef m ~ 3'i,1Sn'an's 3'. nr
nr.ceetls Il, to Westit,ins;nr NGboy. jenycs
essSt s5 IL Il tf s olam ss ef M p le"1y ytd @ U.s.
detected, llurrfcy iii whitehall street 10 tho
cllJrE| iTile f}rrs ii tia nil nnrt II Tim 'citv
liElit lp lilo Parliament Houses a1ltI thn
Tha1nes Elnha,k!slcs1t.. Tile. ,lnrtl. wind
Griyes to Dal!t.nll t II IL satoty 70 31vcr, where
Al sf' '''a "'i'Sta e,1A'rn's .9r t'sy y. Se''fs'
Tin t,cets of tlnt,ontinrntnI po,vers. o1,tp,,
uenfnst tl,e Queen. n,cciyr MyrM o., nonrti
tjlsjr Iiaesi,jn hi slestroy tia Hoyni yn"'1t. %
yTa ii's rc!Es Il sa}n VIII 4! rstSss &
i, E',ir,niou,s "s,wers II" M"iiatns' M VII" VII"
,.isht il .lnrk mid tlircatemine. Ensjai,d. ht,.
hiinti lin, is hnrnfig TO il ci.ulcr, XII El,-
Eia1l i Is i, arms ag'lnst tic Queen. 4 ,1at..
liza Itt.lIt ,T Asin. fIef. occnrs Ia lss npn1.
nrv v 1r"om ~ liz yo,,ti, lint nucri n Il nhnil
Id En,,rcss If injlji.. liz Informs her Afni.s.
ty tint Their only llppe ii tU try ng1,I1 thu
6nljnn,. lln ijtrni1' ilnif s,von.,}nr IL Trial
Into tho hl8kct, Striving In win to revive
tho Queen, Enhylnfnii, with his own pei,-
kittfu sewers the rope TINT holds them to Dc-
'vcr cliit, the lust dot of Eng4ad mt yet cli-
gulfcd III tho overwhelming DESTRUCTION.
CtJA1rrEi, VI,
TI.o ,vtpaa orn f,vnruh,r. ,rbo T,tc,t n,
a., 1,,;ina H." Maj ~ T,tc tfho ai,,,a,,
seens % n l;S on" mi il, III iracc. villa E,,1ynio' if1
crn1c;ne Inc NJ jIcr fci wnlrl,,.sn,,. n,ftat,s'
wH .ouG III, ~ ro ee ,o g"t, e.es t III TIL
Gi,, t,a.s He he XXI ~ Entia, an H ~, ,hs
looh !'stS. ~" ~ E,E1I.u n.laa us
SuII u LII Uls-IlUll. " lliI11llb llLk FHTTNTA
, 1881-01-05


When Judge Ura,nnluud decided tho three
sases Involving the vlldity of tho ordinance
imposing u license OF $50 Oh each strect~car
no gave leave tn ths defendants to flo
ahsl,dea a. bills II they close. Monday, Mr.
sHnuaf. on behnlf Ut tile North Chicago
niaeet,Gar Company. lllc1 ~, amended! bill,
~ Wh'ch !le attacked the ordinance OH the
ntomM s".a ot public pulley. lie ciainle4l 1t lu-
5,,, eu wa burden u, TIC M4Jnher OF ears to 10
H. that as any sloa b. se oMMtss ~ a. G ppssi psi
tln svG3on'i sy3a'i thu .0rdinnne0 was passed nj a
raxens r,p wsG Tug elty ha! ascertaltl taut its
fho HUI Wonttl ba deficient on account ut
FSs at sa e1ty certificates e0,,ld mt b0 issued
fare ~ ~ ,o !iSytlsc, therefore. was u tux ii
Mnt @ ,o,t,. ~ ake slt,c,p gp such deficiency, and
@ns ; not impartial aill ssisfai. il apulieti
s U,,t ~ ~ uio f'.tso streetcar companies, u,,d
, 1881-01-05

Yesterday, before Judge NIoran, Thomas
Carney md George Riley pleaded guilty To
larceny, and were cnctl sentenced 10 tho
House Of Correction for ten months.
Benjamin C0sborlIo 1,lcnttea guilty to petit
larceny and wins sent to the County Jail for
ten days.
James C0nnors pleaded guilty to larceny
and was sent to the House OF Correction for
three mouths.
John Connors blended guilty to petit lar-
ccily anu was' sent to. tho County jail for
Mr. a. !: Trn'le. counsel for William Tay-
lor. appeared and argued MI application t0
atlnlt to ball Mrs. Aiiiinlo a[cCaw, who Is
cl!ergetl M with bg,lng accessory tu the murder
l,oHr!t tho cyitlonce Ut tho fellow Taylor, nlid
ndn!lttGa tlie wo1nnn to ball up,nn her own
It.c0Ettlznnce,' to appear NJ Il wltllGsY up0n
tho trial OF Taylor: Tile Iail OF Taylor, tho
prlnclpnl. WIS fixel Mt 81 Ooo,..' -
Before Jutlge' Iinwcs, Thomas Blackwell
,yns trEcd and found guilty OF robbery, n1ni
!!ls punishment y's fixed ut one year In thu
l'eltltnnttnry. .''
Joll Belgium Is on trial for larceny.
, 1881-01-05

t'tion with .streetrailways. Lastly, tho
alnt'unt a., rcqt,Ired TO bc laltl was 81 large na
, 1881-01-05

SUPERIOR CouKr-JunaE GAAY-Frank Dar-
thulomao ct al. '. John SIohr, e..l5.-Ja1nca
McUreRor ct nj. v. Wellington q. Cnrtor and
john Cottor, $a8l.-C, II. Itace v. U. W. Dwight,
fE.-Annc II. Houston v. Joseph u. Quinn;
verdict, S7224. Is and motion FOR npw teitl.
Jup,E SstlriI-gAarlcs +. Albums Y. chAtlutto
E. Modbtlry, $41O.HL -
.ClnGulr C0uRr ~ CONFESSIONS - Doylostown
NlttunNl Hank '. ThDsn1ls ". TroB0. e., III. d.
c. r. TyrHo, trststoc Y. Th1tnas W. TraKC, &f,DO8.
&C. T. TreKo =. Eanln. 22,a .-Joslnh Hurt ct III.
Y sn!nc, *lii3.47.-AuKuAt Dnbrnuk V. Gustav
WolT md ChArles Touhtern1anu, Sl.6.
, 1881-01-05

NcbrnskH IL tho 6tate fur kInA nnlghtDrst
When WbtIjRln Ashton remarked That hn wt.lilu
end hIs lItO II h0 hA sanu oFphl bis Ileir
ls,r pt onco y0!untropl TO t!do gixht n!l!es MN
uiso kiH.lly conliuctOL tue funeral services.