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The Benton weekly record., 1881-12-15
TIsnR7s IT, -.

1t surprised the rfliners and newsboTs
around the post office to see Li1npF
Tim" come among them ii aquiet way,
and hear him say:
fBoys, rwant 70 sell my kit. Here's
two brushes, a hull box of backing, i
good stout box, aud the outfit goes for two
shilIin's."
Coin away, 1,im?" aneried one.
Not 'zactly, boys; but want a quar-
ter the awfule<t kind JUST now"
"Gniu' oil i 'scursion 2" asked another.
''Not to-day; but must have quar-
ter" he answered.
One Of the lads passed over the change
and took the kit, and Tim walked straight
to the counting-room Of Il daily paper, put
down IIis money and said:
81 guess kin write il you give me
pencil"
With slow moving fingers he wrote =
death notice. 1t went ing0 the papers al
most as he wrote it; but you might moi
have seen il. lie wrote:
"DIED-Litus Ted--of scarlet fever;
aiged three yere. Funeral to-morror, gone
up to Hevin; left won br'tther.
WAS it your brother?" asked the cash
Ter.
Tim tried to brace up, but he could
not. The biz tears came up, his chit
quivered. and he pointed to the notice OF,
the counterAn gaSped.
I'll hal to sell my kit to do it; b.
but he hal his arms aroun' my neck whel'
he d--.lict."
lie hurried away home, but the news
went tothe boys, and they gathered i'll i
group anl talked. Tim had not been
home an hour before bare-footeA boy left
the kit on the doorstep. and in the box WAS
buaurt OF flowers, which had been pnr-
chased III the market by pennies contribne
ted by the crowd of ragged and big hearted
urvhils. Did God ever make Il heart
which would not respond If the right chord
was touched 2--DetrDit Free Press.
The Benton weekly record., 1881-12-15
A COOL DETECTIVE.
The Experience of txo Stage Robbers
at His. HANDS,

As a rule, highwaymen in the mining
States seldom operate upon stage coach
with ''U. $. Nj" on it. They know that
these initials stand for United States mail,
and are pledge that the whole po Ier OF
the Government will be used to capture
them. The detectives in the Government
service are quiet men, courteous in man
ner and gentle III speech. Mr. Hayes tells
in his book on stNew Colorado" Of one
whom he met, who wore gold spectacles
and looked like u German professor. Yet
the man alone took two mail r0bbers from
the North to Texas. At one place their
friends planned 4 rescue. He quietly i'll
formed his prisoners that, While their
friends would undoubtedly kill him, they
might be sure that the first motion would
send both of them into eternity. Not a
man in The crowd moved a finger. On
one occa$ionit Il celebrated detective was on
stage which was attacked by two nasket!
men. The first he knew was that two re-
voivers were thrust III the coach windows
with tEe comnland: HHands up, gentle
men" The highwaymen had the DROP
on the passengers, -:=:hhich in their Vocabu-
larry meant tile certainty Of being able to
kill before being harmed themselves. To
his disgust the detective was compelled to
give up his watch anu money. AS the
robbers left he put his hand down in the
*'boot'' and to his delight it touched Il
carbine. Asking the driver to 60 on u lit
tie fuuherand then stop and wait for him..
lie went back alone. The two men, un-
suspicious of danger, We're ''aivying upn
the spoils iii The road. This is just What
the detective had calculated on. Nov,
you scountrtls. it's MY turn. = he shouted,
covering them with The repeating carhinp.
ssIhrow mp your hands or LII shoot" The
robbers II this command stepped to one
side, holding mp their hands, while ht
pickrdnp their reyolvers. 1t was not many
minutes before The 7t<toniShetl passengers
saw the two highwaymen coming meeklr
down the road, Wi.h the detective follow
ing. They were taken III the coach ami
finally lodged in Jail. The hero was Gen.
Charles Adams, who subsequently, went
alone among the Tres anti secured the IT,
lease Of the wonlen caplives from the
White River Agency.
The Benton weekly record., 1881-12-15
First National
BAL n
Fort Benton, N.
we Transact General BamAan
Rsus5asesss

viii issue Exchangeor or Telegraphic Transfer. .
available in all parts OF the United states Canad;ts
and Europe
Buy al the highest rates. Gold Dust Com, sold
and Silver Bullion and Local Securities
Keep current accounts with merchants. stokts
men. freighters and others. subject TO sight draft
will pay special attention to collections, ana .ll
other business entrusted to our care.
VIII pay interest on time deposits, and discount
notes or bankable paper.
viii make advances To merchants stock dealers
and others. as are suited totheir requirements.
viii give freight rates on wool to all Eastern
cities and make liberal advances on same al low
rate of interest.
The Benton weekly record., 1881-12-15

SAVED 80 z = : SKKAaDU Wv
How One of aaosbyss Scouts Once
Heard his Oevn DeaGh-Tarranf
asea1d.

The scout was surrounded. He took IL
everything 1t Il glance and determined II
cnt his way through and risk the chances.
But the ladies' represented 10 him that this
was certain death. They could conceal
him, anti S. assente.i. The young Ia
dies acted promptly One ran 70 the wiz
dow and asked who was there. while an
other closed the back aoor--thaf il front
being already fastened, s. was then
hurried Up the staircase, oneof the ladies'
accompanying hin to show him his hiding
place. All had taken place in Il few mo-
mentS, aa,i the federal tra1ps gave sudden
evidence OF their estimate Of They
red a valley through the front door and
the bullets whistlel hg the young ladies.
Then Tile door was burst til and the troop
efs swarmedinto the house,
So had been conducted to d garret
bare of alI furniture. but some ptanks lily
upon the sleepers ofsfhe ceiling, and by "
ing down Oh these i man might conceal
himself. mounted quietly and
stretched himself fill length, and the.
young lady retired and returned. 10 tlle
lower door. From his perch then
heard ,.ll that was said I'd the hall beneath.
Where isshe guerrilla = exclaimed the.
federal officer commanding tile dstach-
ment.
''What gueriIlas'' asked one Of the Ia
VI x f 4 F y 81 T. #
The Benton weekly record., 1881-12-15
DISSOLUTION NOTICE.

NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN that the part
~ nership heretofore existing between hare5
smith and sam >paulding has been dissolved by
mutual consent Sam oiFiung will III future
conduct the business on his uWn account
Dated Fart Renfon july X. 1871 fang9dtfl
, 1881-04-27
THE JUSTICES.

Assnu1tcd by policcnlen-A Bc11tgorrnt
Watci,lllnli--.Csle Woman llclcnned.
John Canty appeared boforo Justice prndt-
vlle yesterday 10 exhibit turrn,ly hruisgh-up
haAd und relate q narrowing TILE. I1o said that
tho night before he was sitting in South aide
saloon when two policemen, alreHdy "half seas
over" entered tho placo und called for tho
drinks. Tho barkeeper refused tn sell them nny-
thing on tito ploa that they werc not sohor
ououRh. CAVITY. however,, spoke up With;
Eyes, give 'om something to drtnk and
III pay for IT," But tho custodlans
Of the peaco objected to any Interference, even
In THAR own favor, and thoy commenced ahus-
!tg Eauty. Thu latter retAllalcd, Anl Anatty n
and.tu.tlAnd c1u,f,Mt was be1us,. 1t il noelloss
to state that canty syAs w0rsted ~ tho en-
bud pounded him oh tho hcad with II revolver,
aud tho Justlce ArcnrdlnKly Issued Il warrant
oharEtny Edward 3.H,lgh1in md JNhn O'Grhdy.
the officers III question. With nllkinR m assault
on John Canty With aeud'y wrapun.
a warrant was yesterday sworn out boforo
Justice Frnd.viElo charging Tulnnn Hilbert,
nght-WAtehlnan ut tito Hhcrtnuu llOl,sD, with
lnnkny deadly assault on ]. W. Murphy with
q nHaa-t1lrncr.
Patrick PrcnGergast WIS hold by 1uattcu lsrown
yesterday fl tho sum at Ut $ku for selling iIuuur
tn IN ha0ituAl .rnlikAtl. prundergAAt koepa u
sal.,0n on slnrket street.
When the llnltery c,1so against Auna Osborne
WIS called In tho Arn,ory Police C0urt ycatcrday
It a1td tho cass WAS accurl!ngy disnlss0d. Joseph
lierg tho Mher party tu tho alleged utte,sc. w!ll
not arrustgil, ind only tho wuEnAl wis !u rea1l-
uess fur huariuk.
, 1881-04-27
THE PROHIBITION WAR.


ELafN, ILL.,. April :B.-The low-lIccnso olo1nont
OF this city, defeated at tho polls, are cndonvor-
lux to find n,el.tlx IL oycrsur tho result Of tho
lnt0 municipal. E1tR voted arst to rearRanixe;
tAon tho old CounGli>rcdiatr'ctcd tue city, ro-
ducod tho number OF wasus, fixed tho ll9uor
license, ant did other buslnoss gcnoralty donu
by tho Incoming body. It is a1ainiod that do
sIslon lust rendered by judRe l}rowu at tho
boone County Circuit Court, In relation
to the lato cloGtton It Holvlderc, was
10 the etTcce that, nftcr reorganization, the
Altlurmen should 10 olcuted from the body of
the 0ity. and. Hftor their election, themselves
divide tho city und perform othOr like dutics,
Eotno doznti or 50 loading low.llcense mon, In.
Guiding Col. and cx.hayor e, y. Josiyn. Jnmea
Goldman, both llwyerS, Aid. ERhrn,Nn, u. EtUxo-
give tue matter II lust Last night C0letnan
went up tn holvthoro t1 300 JulHn ltroWn aud
have AlnA nX tEAy To hnur nlotlQn for III Junv.
tion ~ prutUnt tho Clty ChQnGia and us!lcess-
elogt frnll q,luttfyH. lls mission was nut Oh
t!re!y sn:!sfnptary, hut cnosikh % ~ pcrst,NIe
"Reminiscences against tho hoqunlItyug OF Al1.-
ctgat El!Hn, Wall, nitd Jonuks lIr9 prepared fur
prostitution NJ t0-l lItHhts spsplat CnuHnt tn0et-
ln9. Wnlt a sAla 70 hAye lnatnnctl yu.cs M " WIN
arrears on atl Insurance tax, Fun Is appra-
hcndrt.
Special cornsspondsnes ~ The cAte,,eo Tribune.
HKpFGRD. ln1.t April 20.-Ia1 Uoaf0ra ilt4Qilc{.
!ewspaper !n thts plage, having aRArRea ~ its e
tlo Town sehnol Hoard. IN v plrt owner u u
10 brl1y suit 1uF bfh critllirial anl! civil libel
ugalust thu proprlotors, 0sb1sao i GoWuR.
, 1881-04-27
This Man Vvus Surprised.


CEDAR RArips, Ia, April 81 am Interested
IN tho articles in TIE TRIBUNE In rcgard to tho
battlo Of Bh5loh. 1wGs there atE dAy the 9TH ind
taken prisoner about . p. m. l belonged to
Company D. Twelfth 1own Infantry, Uen. Tuttio's
brigade. We lAid III camp nbout two miles In
tho rcur Of tho cxtrcma fruit and did not ex-
pect tight; hid Intldo no preparations alld oil
that aavcd lis from complete surprise was TINT
we laid and listened TO the ruar OF muskotry
and laomiug OF cannon for over nh hnur before
no wcrc ordered 10 full IN to 70 to tho front.
Dy that time VIC could Judge that VIC bud sntno
hnrt work to do nnd we're prepared 10 do It.
General 1T Savannah to tls rank aud illc. Gon.
Premtiss says: VII It hid Lcen surprise
thore would havo been y stampede" II all
shs troups ln ehn'r bud . hse. on the
F., pcrhnns stampede might hnse occurred.
hut ,ll wore not tnore. aud lhuse comlng up
es sboso s IL rrot lid ai. sh"wc1 shor stayinx q,!aIi.
Tics. ind no ono Gun deny thnt they all did the'r
duty.
/ think tho Doctor from, the Eighteenth Missouri
hnll hls eyes open and vlyo q rood acc0ttl,t OF
what he saw. And your editorials must havg
k,!uws whit ho IL talking about. ..-
That tiay. Tho iicbs mud Yanks wnrc mlxcsl
frun fr'a Cur hauds ue!,. Farrsst cuilcd oa sumo
ols tn bold Up a white rug; ~ one Guild V
Dit. Forrest wA!,tr.l hitu IL surrender lis. mo,
ihcso aso mt MY hoya and s!iall not surrender
Vur va 10 tS n
fien. IIrreAt hatltlpd ona townE HIN Ntld hu re-
FUSED 10 tniio II mid still called IN tho buys tG
as uos sut troops wsro wo so sso toa
nlnluly frum wIera VIC wcro. Our Chotol, J. i
, 1881-04-27
Of tho attempts At repair. think tho cotnra-

nEADH,Y FALL INTO THE PLAN
m fnr m DOWNTOWN IA c0ncerned. Outside, NO
will ondonSur not to Clnsh wIth the preJnllces Ut
tho people. yot mt hNru Ind phvc,nehts."
"ts 4 true ;hat nconlo so''or"ly Aro IN favor
III don't think 50. Most Of Tho wooden pave-
monts Hro put tnwn IN thls why. a eantrAntnf
gets up 4 petition. and aRrccs with mo Or two
nroptrty. owners 10 pitt inwn tho blocks ttI frt.nt
nf tacir lots for littiD moro thnn milf. .nco ny
TINT means to gets them Interested. aud thoy
canvass and Induce ntner pr0pUrty.nwnGrs, who
do not stpr to think, tu slgn tho lutltton.",
Referring to l1holttitln pavement. hs lt0noE
said West jackson Btruct WaH tho host parCtl
ulio In tic city. tho frnst not having octth the
ftacnt1nlu III tho icast Aud ABhlGf!d avenue
was In ns good condition tn.day III II wns n!hg
yeMrB AEu. nthnlEhunly $:D0 hMIa b0cn expended
On It u rct1lndy defects c.tiiso by tho laying Of
eRa and whtur ppoA. f}nth streets would be Kt,0d
twenty yehrs hence. wterens 1ttecte pAyod ut
tho EMtnu time thoy wuro Wit Wnoden blocks arn
now merely cnrdtiroy rnNsle. lilo wnutd rather
my for a nlcntintn pAveni9nt fhln hnyu w0o,tcta
bioks mt In frunt Of his lois without GDst.
,tRcks,t street VIVA now fnvnrit thorO,tHhtare
fnr driving, Tho peoplo On Ms,t'rno street bud
ncnt, yet thoy petluunnd for wondan BLOCKS.
Thc prrjudtCc a9h!nst tnhCnt!an1 was nf tho SAINT
character rs That nHAtnst eohhlestnL!cA but Tho
people living IN Ashland avuI,tta and Wcst jack.
son street wuttld rather hare It than my nthcE
pnvGn,unt IIo requested nil Interested to 60 on
| those streets and oxan,nu thenl.
, 1881-04-27
A VICTORIOUS MINING COMPANY,

SAN FaAhcsscV, April s.-The Euscka Con.
solldatel bilno h4s GlAlm ugaislst tho niuh'
mond MIua fpr t2.oQ0 600 by tho recent deo!Atpa
VI tho Supreme Caurt. There WAS grcat sotoic.
Ing Al tho .nins upon receipt Of the now& The
hyIrauli1 pun.p lu tie combination snaft Will
to work 0se on The old uppur leysls, who're good
Qte has been found,
, 1881-04-27
THE TENNESSEE STATE DEBT,

NA6AylLaH, Tunn., april aJ.-speuulAtora In
shorts. aald t0 be backed up BY tho Low.Tax
party, navo retalaed tawyers to investigate Into
tho prartloabllsty Of lnaklng an duplication FUR
an Injunction rostralutuE stats olNcers frum 70.
funding bands at 1ul3, IN accordance Win thu
inv pa4sad 1T tho recent session of tho Lsxsta.
tAined, on the QrNuAd tnxt It was not consistent
l1r my citizen u oppose tho payment Vt the
btRte'S obligations, r
, 1881-04-27
THE BANK or ROME, GA.


ATLANTA, OR., April 2d-The ease OF W. W.
Seay Xud othoss, private tepn*itors, agAlnst the
uauk oE ltunlU, u SLato depository rreeutly sus-
ponlud, tho aupFem9 Court t,eui,taa ty-4ay 1hnt
thu stato Ut Georgia hat prlor ciu!m upon Tho
.lssess VI tho bank. This ia regarled ~ u very
puiv tho nrinatple 0f prolorsuts ufcdiIorshln as
Regards tue Aassss VI tia Glti1una NNuk.
, 1881-04-27
,1uuGNlENTs.

Surgnton CouRr-CoSrEsstoSs-F.W ". Dip"
per vs. Henry ". smith nnu Robert .. nrfstol,
S40a.-Satno vs. Satne. etns.
JupaE GAnr-tt. ]. asllligan Is. Horace D. md
Hattie 81. Hawkins. $:lDHO.
JuuoE sMirH-W. a. Dunklce vs. c. W. Dur.
hhtt,, *lss.1u.-warrcn Springer "a. James 9.
King and Bernard Curtis: v9rtl!ct. s31.B.-T y.
lloyd ", Frank u. nnl David Hay: verdict,
$1S,10 md .n0tton for new trial.
Cll,CUtr CnuRT-JUDnE NOnEHs-Otlara 4
Fncaan -. Mtcnnei Byrn0 anl Ihunns Onrlcn,
EJ71.i3.
, 1881-04-27
THE COURTS.
Testimony Taken In the Fidelity
Receiver Case,
The Joncs-Doggott Suit Conc to
the Jury ut Last,
Record Of Judgments, New Suits,
Criminal Business, Etc.

TIE FIDELITY RECEIVER CASE.
Tho bearing OF testimony Il, support Of tho
petition to romovc Dr., v. A. Turnll', Hccrlver
Ut tho Fidelity Savings Hank, IS progressing
slowly before Judgo Jameson.
The first witness ycstcrtlay was Il. NJ. Hooley,
who gaye full account OF the chorA OK Q'iln-
lin ard hIn,solf to clear up tho tito to tho thoa.
trc und get lease Of II. and ot Quinttn's nj.
tcmpts to Hos ttvo. yenr lease IN February 1915,
In violation Of his agFccuaont with Witness. Tho
title to the theatre had beet in Qntnlin 10 TO-
onrc him for n loan OF &o,001 to Hooleys both
Qutnn and lino!oy were owing tho bank and
flrsf rercipts or the boz th'!co until tho whoiu
Indebtedness was dischar4ad and as part
o. ths arrangement ,tssy @ were ,t,I t. hnye 9s4
III 9lO.lkU Il year. The lohso was made to Qutn-
lin, WIN nt tlrst refused to recogntzo iioo!cy's
sxs 1 sSSi sfe % 1Si.y s e. SSeot
,Ie ,le ' isa.s, % Ms supposoa the S;SS i Wesk VI:
W, F. Dunhan. bookkccper for pr.
soHna na s ,ss's osers IT. Of 'hs ss ''er' sns
and oulnlin. ai,d mi tbey bug oniy, ,pn1a ss5i i
aa er, 4. re ;t'Ad Of paying
1si of sascl ls;. iiooey rsaasd Jim 10 protect
Qulniin bud :. ob.ained of Tarpln. The
fartneom,ns semiay. wltncss dsew up all
SpEESS1s &c po.sa Ct hes' sse hs S .s@ea s s
for confirmation was s.iaienIy postpo,!ed until
hitch In nlraiss, and ho succu,nhed, and inade
over tn tioney huff lnteross in she iease. Tnle
pesitton set out TINT Qntnl'nm a. ana NJ, Hooisy had
abia in weekly instalin,ents Of ES0 That T,.rpln
Eropnseti to rent Il to Qatnlln Ter sla,Do, ,Yhsn
Anrnr[V &1.iikhf ynnr with Nnnt0 5nU1rttts md
, 1881-04-27
RACES,

NEW ORLEANS, LA.. April ea.-The Louisiana
Jockey Club closed lts meeting to-day.
Cottrell Stakes, m'Le And half, Tor o.ycnr-
olds, won by Fcl!owplay, uscnaa second, time,
a;5st&.
Plvo.eIshths mile for a.years.otds. Won BY
Mary Warren, Nicholas NokIlby second, Eito
For thc consolation purse, ono mile, MOSCOW
ulid KITTY Hawk ran a deAI heat, klny nulph-
lian lhird. MOSCOW won tho deciding heat;
tln,p. 1;%Q1t, 1;bQ.
, 1881-04-27
FAMiLY/REUNION,

Spfesd1 UWp91ea 70 7Ax EHlfQto 1TsbUn&.
BLooMlsGTOS, IIl.a April 2u.-The reunion Of
the Funk und Kcrrek families. two OF the Oldest
and most numerous III tito cuunty, was held sbA
afternoon Ut tho hulnr of Lon II. kerEEck, There
leadlug peoplo nf tho city. 4 number df very
valuable presents Wsra gtvcn ~ llrs, kerrteE,
pfa F4nk,
, 1881-04-27
Twisted 'l'ruubls.

Receive for that Golden Remedy, st. Js-
cobs on, ~ Thousand tiIpnks. sutferul tor
laaiIy years with ri,eamatio pains In lny
Hubs, my legs ware drawn to1ether, aud poo
pie called Mu "erooked lntrteln used 1t.
JacoOa Oll and was cured. and now fBet 70
weil lliu1 tlllnk could tiilico as well as III
NY young days. JOHN llEAuTEl, Fremont,
Ill
, 1881-04-27
AN INSANE WOMAN,

D1Taorr, MICA, April sc.-A special to the
Nsps from H.ltsdale, AIoh, says peNtyrsheriG
Npil arrested Ar4. Ca,horlup Dyefs thsfe this
mosulng on the charge Of walking the signets Vt
tempting to brain her sls1or and poixon hee FAM
Iy,
, 1881-04-27
CINCINNATI scH0nl G

C1KcrNNArt, O., April so.-1n tho English de-
partmouts OF cycry public school In thls city
pup{ls to-duy celebrate the birthday nf Alice
Carey. In The 0urti,p,l de partmtnst tbs puplls
celebrate the birth vi Ludwig uhIAud.
, 1881-04-27

liver regulator Oh earth-Aop Bitter,
, 1881-04-27
ESTHETIC COOKERY.
Miss Corson's Lectures and Expert.
ments Yesterday.
Nntural Surprise at the smallncss Of
tho Attendance.

NIsa t,frssn.a cinss Thu n,,astion ,vnA a vcrv
natural ono, tor, though tho lecture which lind
Just oeca concluded wos ono OF tne mnat pfae-
.on aa Or S r. 1 won "ny
W. nso lu,,ta.
.y,1se y. ,e .au.es. -, ;, ,. .u,.. ,,,,,o,.
Is that tho Chlcnso ladies MI consider thom-
selves such goud cooks thas thoy cannot icarn
anything anot oookslig' M Now. am COOK. anu
yet h'vo Travelled go niics IN ortlcr to tako
advantage Of Miss corson's valuable tn'tr''o-
aon MIn g. r,.,, alta. ror.,n,. ,o,,,r,, .,orc
III ~. nou.s. s.9s Ho1su ..sss"s
II think that phins wcro takon there to III.
forest lc,itttnV ides Of TIM city 10 secure tho
excellent ~. w!e sstsd through hor
"rMsby tint Ia where havc made = mis-
tnkc."' Mr. Carpnnter rejo'nsti. shanttl havo
vuts.! to soniu Charitable objact. with sono
inerotrtco,ls pr worthy nttNohsnont t0 tho course
Eht ~ yS G 9SS aas I I'll prq r6e sy srt
fui appreciation Of Mlss Corsnns abilities 10 MI
exp9nent of e,M,kine. A. tho yssy be1nt,lnE u
hGr lectures arvcrat alcs wnited t,nt1 me ltild
comph!ned bseGtlso cabinot l,udding w.ls n'tis,nx
nr smss :" tsnt XIX t,ry kmcw ali nhSst oobnSf
n','laIn1. as and cn,,senunmttv lid nnthnn
tn inarfn IN Tie subicut. / rcprcseutUj
s1 sEr hns - ~ ssS III ~ th sno no'.Ia
1nnko nmv ohat,ut In the course. sh,s ul,i hit,
and % 1t ths9 eioso ot tho lae.,re tho worry l.dIcs
wnU tnae t4o ipp liz enn nv 9 o nv nu% nti VI
fhnn xhat "nhm"t @ n%,Mu rraltv via tint tiu
.ugn it mst H. GnuSt H. tnn yro ioat,,rn ~
ra;sna na,o ,u"na ,bnrn t,sro ~ tssmo,5 III
t,a,.s n ,1t. s1 " thar ,x"rr nresnMtnt ~
ti w., W" "h's i'' VI 'ao'H "e'o "s
tne "ooF' ,,,xo,,r-,,, ~, ar,
n!.AspoE El.E =. os ,,,.. !'1Mn 1,:'s",
day mntnInK lecture.
"Tho lRInb IL tlrst cut Into small plcoes." MIss
Corson explained. "after which y y PLACED u
thoy tlrnwn on ind q white aauco Is nlatlc Of II
portion Of It. Tho n,nl, IL then returned 70 tho
pnt, boiling until tellltUr and AcAsonilE With aMlt
nnd whlto pepper. Thore il also AdAcd beaten
raW org A,!d sumo chopped parsley. ,,, .,.s
Miss Corson cxp,atnc.l can he bolletl either III
meat liquid ur yiue. She, however, used nross-
tug Of throo tAbcspn,ss !oqunl to one Klln Or
vinegar in water. Tho sh WIS tsscespd III tho
Blnpe 1T n lotter o by passing. the cnudal lin
through tho mouth and inaklng. It reanpcnr
through tho gill. DefDre putting tho ttsh lowr
to boil she Added ftl tho wntcr tcAspohn Of
wh0lC cloves, onc Of whole pcpper. ono buy lcnt,
1t
, 1881-04-27

Wlnchester's RAyrophosphttss
viii cure o0nsumptiou, coughs, weak lunsh
bronchitis. aud general debility. Est&bu1hed
tWeniy-o1o years,
, 1881-04-27
CRIMINAL COURT,

Joseph prowu and uohomcl Novla wore tried
for burglary, mud tla Jury will return ssaled
vofdIet this morning.
Patrick Hcnuessey was found guilty OF rub
nery aud gwen three yours ID the pen!tent!afy.
frank Miner WIS found guilty Of larceny aud
given two years nnd si4 months In tha Fenitep'
stury. .,,
undaf nxa. T..
Thosnss pawsli was tupnd guilty ot larceny
and sentences WIS suspended.
JAlnsa plshau WIS found guilty OF au sssRult
ulld sllowVd u 10 pp bait Ill Saturday,
, 1881-04-27

UIVU1tCEs4s
Edward @. Haynes tlad h|l yesterday against
bis wife Elizabeth. asking for divorce on tho
ground OF adultery,
Judge Jameson granted decree OF divorces 10
Sarah c. Cotroy from Cornelius j. Coiloy on tho
txruuud OF LCSertlpp,
, 1881-04-27
STATE COURTS.

Jacob Klomnl commeneed M action in tres-
puss yesterday In. tho Superior Court agaiust
tho chIcnHo West Divislun hatiway Company,
laying damages nt $1,000.
Hubert Mulxei Sllel John Monzcl for $1,000.
pany Cotnulcus,uA a suit fur tlW,Uu0 ukainst
!.uurRe e. Wnlkcr. ]: Sva!n.non. u. u. McCaEK.
nshf1r as n1o"sot ta T. 18th M 9ae'so f son;oniar n Il
Samuel Z. iiogera gave bond for 4Ita),uA to tho
tomputty to Hcluto the pMylnont ur $sI,QDu Oil
thlA sutn was guaranteed by the Aufnt,tlnnts,
to8ethor with Tue late ". E. Dnxxutt, uud III
leuKuts has fatlct to Ety up st if begun against
tho ylIMrNnlnrH.
Slury Jn..a Gruh4m commenced suit III
tscs,uss uuainat Frederick Aver to recover
Is 90 iur tho killing nI bur husband WIN Wns
crushed In tho etrynlur !n tha Aypr building un
tho southwest corner Ut Monroe Qua Htato streets
on the 18th OF January laat.
, 1881-04-27

THE VALL.
JupaE nEuzlAuNp-Iu Chambers.
JUDGE DLoo1Er,-4ottous aisd general bust
NEsR,
, 1881-04-27
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Daily Republican., 1881-03-18
"Olive,.e."

ahCkN0h
"Olivette" was produced at Ford's
Grand Opera House last night by re-
msrkably strong company. 1t is the
first time that this sparkling comic
opera has been performed in this city,
and 1t was enjoyed by largo and en-
thusiastic house. The cast included
such popular artists as George Dsnham
C.. F. Long, Messrs. Conley, Drew,
Hogendorf, Misses Blanche Chapman.
Amy Gordon and May stembler.
There are three high sopranos in this
company. Miss Gordon has voice Of
remarkable compass, going mp to c, D
and Z with apparent ease. Miss Stem
bier also has brilliant voice. Miss
Chapman has never appeared 10 role
that suited her so we'll as "Olivette. "
She sang the "Crying Song" in the
most amusing way. Mr.. Denham, We
need hardly say was excellent, as was
also Mr.. Drew.
The music is the lightest Of. the light
less melodious than that Of Ofenbsch
or Lsoocq, but full Of gaiety and wit.
The plot ia ingenious, and sbounis in
situations that are irresistibly droll,
and the company made the most Of
them. The piece Is very handsomely
sat on the stage. 1t will be presented
lin this city next Monday evening.