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Sharp County record., 1881-08-18

The residence of A. II. Vance, ESQ.,,
of Washington township, together with all
household and kitchen furniture, except
two feather beds, was destroyed by fire on
the 10Th inst. The fire originated from
,an-ash box.
-Thos. Duncan and Frank Cash, charg-
ed with carrying weapons, were found not
guilty, and not fined, as appeared, through
mistake, in portion of our last week is
sue. The error was not discovered till
portion of the edition had been worked
off.
-Mrs"F. MCCaleb has, owing to ill
health, discontinued the hotel business for
the present. This fact will be learned
with regret by travellers and others, to
whom the Central hotel, with its kind and
attentive hostess, has been a home when
visiting Evening Shade. As there is no
other hotel in town, travellers will have to
seek accommodations in private families
for while.
Mr.. j. w. oldham informs us that he
killed an owl few days since that meas
ured four feet and eight inches from tip
to tip wings, and had horns nearly three
inches long. The exploits Of the village
Nimrods, when they exert themselves
little, is enough to make our country
friends blush with astonishment.
~~Tsaff John B. McCaleb was granted
license, last week, to practice law in the
circuit courts of this state, having success
fully passed an examination before the
circuit judge and members of the bar, as
required BY law Mr.. NJ. has been close
and faithful student, seeking to fully quail
ify himself for his chosen profession, and
bids fair to meet with abundant success.
Sharp County record., 1881-08-18
LAWRENCE.

The picnic at Wayland Springs, or the
4th inst, was attended by 1000 or nore
people. The proprietor of the spr pgs
will measure off the land adjacent nto
town lots and try to get up "boom.'
Sharp County record., 1881-08-18

Respectfully,
r. +. HUDDLEsTON,
JOHN K. METCALF,
JNo. B. McCALEB,
Committee.
, 1881-11-15
THF NEW TOWN OF G0lDTHWAlT, IND.
III khs Eltfuf " Ils Chteupo 7FItuHe.

GDtlarIIwAIr. Tiko Co.. luI., Nov. ls.-4s Chi
cagn "a materially Interested tn the development
Ut tho Wcst, and particularly in SECURING tho
products Ut tho farm. ultNe. anu forest, ami III
turn distributing from her xreat storuh"uscs
AMI muunfactorlos through all tho artor!cs OF
trado 10 tho rural t1triots, have tsecmta 1t not
inopportune to wsIto you limo from this scc-
ton.
Thls town Is but recently laid out on el0 aores
ut their lauds by the PAtoka Valley Coal Com.
pany. Thts organization ia composed Of tho
owners ot tho louisville. Now Albany & St.
Louis AIR Line hallway ltha new trlnk ltna frou
It, Louis ~ Louisville, now uoArly completed BY
llostnn aud Western ap1tatstsl aud thelr frjtHts
tlkl!liIuiG &nd lnllAna. ! NUto spIne pt tA6 ILL.,
ruls part!es ~ Col. J. AerFlaIu Ut Taz1Wel!
County, john j. 0iiIutt at Logan County, and
Au1. l!!utord Wilson and l.. W. Shepherd OF
Springfield,
thwuit, Extl., Ut ltoston, freaIlant Of tue Alt.
Limo HoA1, and is pleukaat!y attu1t14 IN olla OF
the best cual districts In Indiana. Tho uak taui-
her is tho hest hHve su9a. and It viii but with
tho ts,ul, Ut great vHiuD 10 your tnAEket: Al
rultlly PARTIES froM ChicHEu, LoutsyIlIU IT. 1ons,
and Cincinnati nr0 Atltuutsl to th14 nav sttih.
Chicago should nut 10 bubtnd Aly rivals iti
Rraspiu9 the tE4da VI this nne coal. lalnber. aud
wheat section.
Hbxln t;olnty alonu produced tn 1850 Oyer
l,lW,000 bushels Of wheat, and the coal VI plke
, 1881-11-15
CYCLIC AND CAPRETTI.

Tho Fortnor Explores tfhe Abdominal
Cavity Of EAis Companion with n
SaiDettu.
At NJ. HDt Clnrk street stands dirty anil
IlIHpIilMted tonctncui. house Rron Zip To tho 0c.
cnpancy Of ignorant Foreigners who thore revcl
III chenp whisky. viiiaInoous tobacco, nth.
sluator, and garlic. Gus Ut tho lodHers was
Amodeo Giglio. MI Italian laborcr about Is
years of arc ut ignorant. slorcnly, dIss!patad-
looking man, In every limo OF whpse faco
trcachery Is written In II botd hand. Across the
hall fron him dwclt raHrlaIe Capretti, nlso a
aa6urcr. aud about on Il par with 1fgsfo In intel.
1txencc mud muue Of life. Tho Two t1ct yes
tortfAy afternoon In CaprotHs room. toycthor
with two mutual fEtonLs bearluS tho snaodlous
i.nncs Of V1uccnzo fcrragautn aud Giovanni
Lfnuso. Tho four, who scetn TO have tricnd-
snfp through thotr employment toRethor at
South Chicago. sut down 10 play cards. How
lot.r the game progressed before q dispute
GlKllo und Capretti InlHtYel III nn cxohan9o of
compliments and calno 10 blows. Tho former
~ ss~ e9 ns g. Toh nc ry
from solnU r1ceAs ut his garments. and inadg I!
sAyuse thrust ut hs oppolient+ win. hnvnx picked
dofonlcd himself rs wuii III he WIS able. Tho
une1uu! combat lasted but u few minutes.
saSsa ss in f eia ss Of Se s
lenKtn;.. thu knife- blade must havu ponetrated
fell bis bowels xushel out 10 auch nR oxtpnt
tnat but little ot dIa u!!stines could hnve Ueo,!
wherc they belonged. GIglo lnstanily tlol. and
took their Immediate departure.
News of the cutting spread Enptdly, rs ia zen
orally tho casg. and The poI!co rushed to tho
tho condition note1. 1)r. Aiken was snnltnonod
FROM StAto street. and, upon hlh recomtnVn.a-
the iiasrisoa stree1 stauo!,: ,oa shs Wy th'ther
tic po1cc noticgd an isa1tan nus!can a.,d
ii 'olx street. Hu, upon request OF the poile.t
officers. uoaversotl with tho wounde1 n1n, and
interpreted bis remarks u tho elect that Gtg!Io
furce ut tho ArmorY having undertaken to tsnu
tho supposed murderer, Ocer Shanicy WINS de-
tailed ii hunt up snu!e onu who know tho four
pHrtie% tn!xel up H tho affair.
THE officer yus successful in meeting tho fora-
man under whom, tho quartet worked at South
Ghicaxo and induced h',n 1 tu SHOW him ., wnesa
alsO non-EnK1fsh.tpeaktns son Of Sunny !tnly,
and yetsuys that bis uutne Is John Smith, a.
reeted the policeman g the h"so.nent en- % u tho
dane. There through nn o1en door Shnnley saw
three men sitting arunnd Tho stove, but beforo
hs 'a i1 ns sasa
ee"ss;h ii. gsS ~, ri o 10 an 1 ne
titei him With tho remark. A,nedeo-hi1n,"
pointing nv he spoke 10 the resurrt.cteu O1ii,.
At tho station this prisoner protessed tho densest
c1nimed by many Rrsluts nud !sesticulnsiuus any
knowieaxn Whatever Of tho occurrence.
Ills victim, aftor reaching the hospltut. was
sDrteu aud rcarrauEcd hia ''!ntrrna Improve
tncuts. put than carefully hauk whcrc they bc-
los 'cTsd tns up s EpfnE w13 s.nx T. and pro-
bis ~ assa,i II iaat. 1 so vii be npoa ths
yaarse OF assault with a,tcmp1 TO commit snur-
, 1881-11-15

Formation OF u Gigantic Pool Of D1s-
illler4 to Curtall 11anufacturc-Ras1s
Of tlsc Agreement.

Formation OF u Gigantic Pool OF Dis-
tlllera TO curta1l 1iannfaeture-Rasis
o. VAC hEreeinen',
spfeedt Oaspafsh 70 7nf Chicago 1fdoan&
twpsn tho Western Jlst,1lers for the formation
~ Via ,~,,I.h, ,,,,, .n.. I'm rot,otio ~ ,ho
VI o.k "u.n". poo. iu ., t',o anu"eaoa W wy
atuoant pfouuced "efc eotnpletcd tosays anu al
TINT now rufnans to do is tho election Ut officers
Of tho new association or pool aud tho lax,ux OF
ano a'no1nt IN ma'ea aaeu u,s,u1ess ~ v1pees'u W
pay Ia. Ineso details viii bo attended 10 nj q
meeting to 10 held In Chicago on Wednesday,
at this ,ypnk. Thu assncEn tton will include nil
,ha Iist,,Iorc. NJ tlhfo Inlia,. I1Iirnl.. nn,,
u,.'n, .s en..o., as.",.,,.',,,.. -, ~
Mssone!. anu seattcf'nR estaonsanen1s ~. taa
tho bttuost vhisky pool eyer formed Mr, NH
irr ~ 1s1vo,tor nj am NJ rho ,,aat trown men
w ~ .'"..' a''t Wv " tAS S,...
IN INC tfaae, came moro OIL satusu'f morning
, 1881-11-15
THE CHICAGO FAIR.

Arrangements NTuuo by Which It In to
1fn Placed on IL poFInntiusat Basis.
TIC people of Chicago will 10 xlad 10 know
Tint grand yearsy falr iH now nh assured thing
and that Its management will te in the hunds OF
men whose character Is y. sufficient guarantee
that tho institution will be- houestly and ably
managed. The Inauguration nj these fairs Inst
summer. It NOW appears, Wns but tho prcm-
tnary movement look Ing 10. .4randor and more
successful onos In ysArs to &,onlr.
Immediately following the'ttose Of the recent
fair coteria Of leading citizens huvtng IN visw
tho pcrpetufty OF I'll institution whloh haI
demonstrated ita usefulness aud popularity
frotn tho start beRan negotiating for tho pos
session Ut tho ChIca9o Driving lark, ut
loast during n portion or tho full md
summer seusons, with Il view of crcatlng
70 permanent fafr which, It was designed, should
nat possess cortn!n Textures which, nttt1o,leti
lon.el upon with fAsur 9y the Aternge a9rI.
eutttrist anl stock -rniser. whose support and
encouragement Is considered essential to sue
Tie negotiations have resulted In n .caso by
which tho present management ~ tho pArk re-
abollt slx wecks each yeAr. or lurtnE weeks
pr!ur aua subsequent to tho tlmo for budding tho
Thc lcase is signed by 8. X. Dow, President,
and H. V: lfans. Treasurer. on bahutf Of the
paek. and by j. 1t. Sanders Of tho itrctsicrr o.
+ a5 ihs &n sf9 Ct s o
tho Sherman 1iouse. Under the lctso tho Inst
named pentletnci ilcf1uire tho absolute owlcr-
whloa were lnada tur tho purposes OF tho fair,
for which they pay 81 clsh: Another pro.
y!sl,n e shat from the !In ot August to Tue lst
tho entire park, Including tho stables. auc,is,
aas e u no rauH
th9y aro to pny $s.ho0 Mnnnaliy.
Tho !essoca hapo Until Dsc, to consummato tho
IN 7nt14t
, 1881-11-15

tho henYy caaterly Raio Of Friday Inst, drfftcd
well nt0 THO land near Amatertintn and has since
boon rlEhtcd. He aaw her nj tho pnIht named
ypAfesd"y. With part Of her canvas holhlrsi.
nt<,wtSE UAt.E At CLEVELAND.
srtffdf |NsHatsh n 5ht tAttape TfttuHs,
Ct.kvHt.tkil. a.. Nov. H,--Thr wtutl Is hlowtps
En!o tonight. and tho steamer Northwest has
t!Gcidcn not 70 AtMrl NIT. Tho schQoners Abuto
E!y Gnd Hattie wcils lett for Hack River tb'a
evening IL TOW q tho tug i'orpst ttty, hut hii
to turn t'nck. Tho schooner Hattie brtkc her
nllchor while laying Mt a.lGIior utst.le, md
sailed INTO tho harbor, tcnting her fQrcsili
hga[fst tho piers.
Will hAf ur At UHICAHO.
Srfe(n! Ul-F~''' ihe Eht1:,o Tribune.
llHFtAiO. N. T.. Nov. t.-1ha propeller j, II,
!yun ami ctlssUrt j. n. ffutlhnson will lnnko Il
trip 10 ChteaHu with e1,ai. and will slhtcr thcrc,
TrfE Tl5G A0HEs sitSK.
Special Msrateh IN The rhfengn 1ttbune.
MtsKKHDx, Mich. Nov. H.-Thc tug Agnes
SINK last night, hMv3nx knocked u liUiu Ii her
bottom during saturdays storm.
0OxE INTO WINTER QUAsTktta.
ftp xia4 pspateh 10 Ths ta1eaop 3,4bunt.
CLEVELAND, u. Nov. little schoUncfs T., y.
Mfnch md II. j. Webb went iutu winter quarters
today.
MusKEGoH LuAuxn SHIPMENTS.
5ptstdt Hspateh 70 7hs Ehteaqn Tribune.
MisKEQoS, Nich.. Nov. 1t.-Ctcurnuces to-day,
tw0lvo. Lumber shipments. =. =! U1U fuat.
, 1881-11-15
When Htonosvali jackson Was Frlglat-
HlIcl,

Gov. jackson, Of Wost yirK'nia. tolls the fot-
lowing. -. reoollect asktnR .baotlowatt, who
Ii, wnr ilo aald yes once he had bopn co.,ssl-
orabiy under Il sensu of tunr. 1t was1 tho City
OF sioxleU. a chest containing = 1ArKo sum OF
and tu b0 perfectly secuto VI 1t he orlctod It
cArrlct IL hts heldiIurters, a,an old ui,bey Or
cullyetlr Anu Ad tiuwn thnr9 nlo1lo III the roam
with tt to sluop, u sentinel walking the corridor
outside. Nu lau been there in bod only few
DO tilstfnotty huart something unaer biz bud
whioh ltttel up ~ n u M,an was eecrutea thsro.
Jaekson eatd he lcat".l out q, .hol aud druw bis
Jacksou thon supposed ho A9d bcan possibly
droainIu4 ah.l resutucd hls bed. Just Vi he was
uYntu. plainly and with son,o f1Ece. llo atHsted
forth il second lt'ne. swosd t9 aant, and botoldl
scarud. Indeed, iii my attention was auloA to y
shouting outside In the street., and than found
Msxa @ Sa I'd .%s syes es
Inv such apprehension. =.
, 1881-11-15
STATE CAPITAL ITEMS.

8ptt1a9 UIDattA 70 17N EA1ea9o 1F1bUnE,
3pn!Nur1KLp, ILL.,, Nov. A.-Llconsoa wero it,
auod by the Secretary ot 6tntc today as follows:
To tho Ch!cagu Itubbcr Works; capital, $s0.000;
Iucorponltors, u. +. horxasi, IL +. Wheeler. aud
i. ". Morgau. 10 tho Union Stock. .1rceders'
Assnctatlon Of Cass County: capital, fl0.000, To
tho Fountain Green Milling CQnpAuy. 0f Han
cnck County; .eupital. $lu,u0;. .corporntors, *.
y. Loaoh, 4. W: Mcconnell. Y. "; Mcl.auRhrey,
John FFunk. l.. 4. Ferrts. And G. G. Tyler.
Masonic Association Of ro0rIa. John .. Yates,
john M. Simpson, Q; J. Ou. John J. stetgcr,
Notice uf change nj capital stuck to flS000
was tted ty tho ltoRnukc Mining Conpauy.
Tho RtafU Auditor tosiny feGstdr0d tWclv0
funding bonds OF tho Clly OF bprlnRn0l4.
, 1881-11-15
OTHER LAKE PORTS.
FORT HURON.

PORT HURON.
Speefat DtspdEeh to Thu Chtedpo Tribune.
PoNr HuRnH, b1lch., Nov. 1{-l:s1 y. m.-
Passcd up-propcllers uermanR aul burgess,
Garden City and bargoa: tug A. J. Smith and
1arXes.
Dowa-propellers High, Gur,lon Campbell,
Nnshua, Delaware. Smith. Moore, Queen Of tho
Wcat, Salino and barges s. n. Caldwell aud
bRrRca, OswcRAtchle and hargos; schooncrs
Porter, Exile. Gearxe Murray. Acorn, Melvin. s..
bacon. NJ. Eattc, Guiding Stnr. GOLDEN Weat,
Senator William Howe, George n. Casc. jennie
Matthew's, o. Al. Watt. L. n. shamtnond; tug
El1n Smith and'barRos; stenmor rcarl.
Wind west, fresh, Weather cloudy.
sptetal DtspateA to Ths cateaco Tribune.
Ponr HuitoN, Nich., Nov. 14-O::n y. H.
Passed up-Propcers J. A. 1iuby and ). \.
ltuby; hchoUners Louisa. William It. Hnpnn N.
y. Lynn, Clayton iclIe, Montncrcncy, and Mont
calm.
anl bargss; sohooners Delaware ana John
Wind west northwest, heavy. snow-storm.
nuFrALo.
Gptetdl Dispateh to 3hs Chteaon Tribune.
BUFFALO. n. y, Noy. H.-Arravcd-From Chi
cago-propeller j. u. Lyon, c0rn propeller Rus
e aes Co. s5 m H9pasr
corn; sohouiscr j. d. Mastc,. liaxsecd; schooner
u H. iintchtaso1'. ta1'. eorn; aetiaonsr A.. !. stoorc'
waukee-Propetler poAn.. KiohMond wheat,
From nulutt.-propoltor d. N. Wilson. wheat.
From Pe9tlRmlnR-Fr0peller Huron City, lum.
her. Fr1nl observation-disclosures George Hher-
mni coal. From Rri0-Propellnr Conpstosn.
Cearea-For Chicngo-rfHpolIer Russia, Hple-
Rrl ron; propeller Y. II. kct9hum, conl: pro-
peitcr FortAEc, cemont. rntls. etc.; propeller
Coucstoga. aalt. otc.: propeller Milwaukee,, co.
moMt, etc. For Mttwaukce-ftnpeller Q. iint-
1enttne. coai; schooner save!a,ld, coal. For pa-
Schooner Z. Il. Henson, coal For Toledo-Pro-
pollcr Moorley, ruils, oto.
FORT CoINOnHE.
-. susrtot uf,b1teh to Tht Cheaoo 1tibunA
Pour CnLnoAHEs Out. Nov. H.-fasscd up
sten'ner +. p. 1!arkcr, oswc9n tn To!odo, and
schooner 7. ii. NoRcrs, Kingston 10 Detroit,
railroad iron.
Down-Rchooner pcnokeo. Toledo to aaekett'a
IIarbor. corn; schooner Il. Il. Morritt Chicago to
Toronto, oortl.
Spsttat Dtapdteh 10 The Chicago 1ttbunt, ,
EHoANAuA. Mich. Noy. A.-Arrlvod-Steam
ess i. &. Baldwin an1 Escanaha; sohouneEa
Typo. Marongo, and sClty nt Green 1ay.
Observation-Disclosures y. q. baldwin, MlnnGap-
oils, .Aiuncsota. nnd Fred kell0y; schoouers 81.
Il. Warner, Our Sou. and c. II. burton.
MARQUETTE.
Fpsetas Db3attA h ,THt Ehs:aao 7tttuns,
MAnQus1TE. Mich. Nov. A.-Paased up-Pro-
Arrlved-propcl1er Sheldon and schooner 8. r.
Hiy.
i RACINE.
spsetat ptspateh to Ths Chicago 7rtbuns.
.n.;n M1G,sE u, WA, W, Nov NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
, 1881-11-15
Tynr -"-.tsr
VESSEL CIIARTERa.

S94ftal n.-~.,.s =. ~, S'fs d =:
ana;...S Nov. " II &c; tFs}ss,s: 'r}s.s vi.
oootsn. 10y Lake s!chisan vessels % hsr,. sso 1S,
searce ne coal thes ara 10 load Cor, n s.,'I @
natanaaa aau y Will taks q pumbar ~ dsvs -.
uoan'I.oess oess cargoes. Theso vesxeI. "a IN ~
hu,cbln.a John u. Lyon md sonsort 4 N n
d6tt Asv' A. ~ ,or Chicago, H. Dalltnt.nst and oan.
,saukse" " rhsxe hoese and v. IL lIarnuao for Iii,
!asS sSy ayaaee il al tS 65ssstse east snd
ssys s,'! re The oss osn. otsaS
'0uttsc ana 10 ~ seSnd.an cont and r4s i 6aiuS
, 1881-11-15

.w.sm'sa n*sas nt.eatsA to II. cateaso 7ttbunA
ar ysloIoa. slo,,.H. D. @. Nov, I'LL o. m,-Cauuon-
Mtsanh tas ~ eoas'nus up It Marqustto, E4cauuba.
Bsctsn eg, seoe1on !. Beothon ., Gfahds lIayen'
,rplt; sea,;nnp ;mpsna, Mauk1aaw, Poss Ilut1if; Dc.
secuos S'ion wt, I. Tolodo, sandusky, Cleyeland.
y Erie, and na1aio. - ~s~'
, 1881-11-15
lively Call for Vessels by Ship
pers of 1ron-ore and
LuInpeIs .si =. .d
An Advance of s5 Cents I'LL u, Lumber
" Freights-0re Rates Very
Firm.
cont. Chnmberlain's Account Of the Col.
lIsiou I,otwcen tho brunswick
f and Carllngford.
Ink and Other Notes-Vessol Charters
Around the Lakes-Arrivals and .-
- Departures. ,.
TOME GATH Eit1N0s.

y n.tuAo oe' =
;, r,~,r 1r,,,yos.,
Aio't e. ~ ..n.,.,,
LAKE Fl'su"hts'
Grain ffolsh1s wssu e.o,. " ,v Ijni ~
Shippers were 10. nsr ee. nd eatrers
=. ;,xtinv for envnae,uetts. Tho only yesHeE
NOT hUss 49, ~ ,nn ,,+ona1lcr Arnbn ftr r. 90
caaftesea W.. s =, r,nf.nio m ,hranvh rutns.
bushels Of corn 10 !auh"'oo.i 'ntouAu 'asoa'
.argo 'haet OF salR III, =, ,s oM ~.
this port, Tho most ol "ntcn WI 10 uSea ua''i'e
t1hu NtnicrfUr grald storage purposes.
la"o .,,r tr,n m 4, IN nor TIM .frotn Ia.
sndrat ehnfu 'o.s n ~ n,'.., ~. ,,.,,,,
canaha TO Lake ETY. pos.s r., r.,".. ,,"
fortai'au'c oaia ...'.... ,,sts nsast trnn,t, ts
s.o a'aea pood demand, % 10Th here and Mt Mllwaa.
sac ror ytssc!s to bring ORC frnm Escanaba to
~, ns nort and south Chicago,
Tbs lumber tr"ae Is n'so o.HaE ,. ,or ."tIie.s
1,atts vor0 ayancol yesterday ls!tt911j tonts
Fer l,o feet from sast stofe points 70 thte pott.
quite Il number of Vessels woro mkoa ~ tno
n, n sti,l furthor uttynucc In a fow days.
~. ,,an, trnn, I,nfuin rr,,rnscut ot,nt freuhts
Aasess 1sun ." ,'1,,,op sn,,nns. ~ .,,.
fmm TINT pbtnt cuntrul nllIto a ulltnbcr Ut tho
cases @ = eYtron,nir Is1'ntIt r., se,.rc snr.
tiefs III n1 LIN. y y ,m nnIv ~ IT. Il a,i II:
goeit @ ton une % this aa.vs part sl slwuNeo
Tho tugs vsro comparatively b,lsy yos.oraay.
new 10000 busae, vessel Is under way ut Port
Huron.
@ @ne sss,pnra ,,rv..'n,n atnnoI
NtAer o'otae's ois '''SA' Ut 'As .t''No 7'epp'e
The schooner i,arat,. y bo!ng rsbnl. at P.,rt
'Ir, a. a,,,on ..r,,.,t ,rxr u,,w,,,..
,e.tersy. i'ss sac % vii nmedatoiy i,a stripped
, 1881-11-15
YII4L REYIOIt1IIYL,
RECORDS V|Tp' RESTORATIVE
Restores Nervous ttMa t:.1Iy, I.0ss
Ut haalS i
nexes Ut N;a.. IL

CAuIltS,
Hicors4'e Vital ltastorAtlvS hus basn extensively
cuunts5!sl!s! 1;t " rasual,f tntostHrs, , IN.
nleurls Hestasalta. xnd published fusHsd Ibt!uE.
Another puts Mut iia c14utYftutt ~ itGorls tital
i9tfsd aut9xss pl.s!Fa}1r.; Its lhNulNE AiG.
states lntfATE FItutAlkrAa ~ ETA NJ. A b!ps, tear.
lux the f4li Aamo sid MONAGHAN Vt AH- i, H. biuxs-
NOAH. Take n'JHo uihvF.
The esnai,e ean % bel ot Gals MosEt lainss
sVEv EAs0N 1 %. u sssa u I.ia-sL, WHOLESALE
Axenl4 tor lls drug trade.
nf. StauSn4ula sKruVx 70 !0Efgt tIN taE any fgll.
uFe 10 euro with llle0rts VttAl NestursllT0 luntst
hs special sdsics> 81 Tot mp1tY - tnl1Et
uus In IT, UFGf Uuu elFuH III te United St4t Etun8
uayp trgu qnlstuu wlthfu the lust I've tuAta-
, 1881-11-15
AN IMPORTANT WILL CASE, .

LAYAYkTTE, Ind, Nov. 11-In tho Circuit
Court Saturday Judge vIntnu deo,dod Will
cnso OF aotns Importance. 4 Mn John LILLY at
hor death gayo her property to an only siauRh.
tor stpulatIux that 1t WIZ not tn be lIspDsod of,
aud, III uscut Ut tho death Of tim daughter With
olit SURVIVING hoIrs, tho property VIA to 20 10
Nrs. Lilly's bruthers. Thu Court lcclded thAt,
by the tertna Of tho Will. the daughter took
tho tcstAtor 10 lmt t4e tstate. litter !n1ktny the
grant,, 10 ~ 10 prevent sale or regular ttcscont,
wax void, aud lh8reHtoA Mira Ghills ttaa laugh
teri was yeatoi with lilo purSeGt too simple.
, 1881-11-15
ahn1s coal for Detroit at 70 cufrts. CanHt fro,4hta
werg wonk .nnd aut1Gred slight donlllo on uuri,,
Wheat WIS shipped at cunts and corn at III.
cents To Now turk. = "'


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Speculator aud Owuer of Toxhall.

Spectator aud Owuer of EOxhall.
This gentleman, noted on Wall
street, as the man who has Jay
Gould down several times, and on
the turf as the owner of Foxhall and
other racers, came to New York from
the Pacific slope few years ago. He
is about forty-fve years of age,
shrewd, cool, ambitious and bold.
While not uniformly successful, he
has always managed to make his
gains more than offset his losses. His
winnings on the turf, particularly
during the last season in France and.
England, have been very large. When
became to New York he had de-
termined on cleaning out "
Wall street, but he was
not very successful in this
undertaking; in fact, Wall street got
rather the better of him. In the big
Western Union deal, when over 100,
900 shares of stock were purchased,
Gould and Keene withdrew with
spoils to the amount of 100000, but
in the division that followed Gould
got the money, and Keene had to
pocket his wrath. Then came the
Atlantic and Pacific pool, in which
Keene and Garrison werejoined ard
to which Gould was admitted. Gould
went West, and Keene and Garrison
went in for themselves, but more
stock was piled on them than they
could carry, and Garrison sold out.
Gould had been selling all the time
they were purchasing. This time
Russell Sage came in winter to tho
amount of 100000, principally at
Gould expense. Keene, however, had
not included in the transaction, and
came out ahead. In the spring of
1878, Gould again went West, He
was carrying S22,OO0,O0O of Union
Pacific at the time, and nearly all of
it borrowed money. Keene got up
q big scheme-then: It was to make
dash on the market and send prices
down with run. Gould returned
and found things in fearful condi-
ton. He unloaded 10000 shares of
stock, and but for Sage coming to
his assistance, would have been
compelled to leave Wall street. One
of Keenes operations was getting
into a deal on Union Pacific at SIS
and selling at 95, making 100000
He is regarded as one of the richest
| oderators in New York.