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THE WEST.
Illinois.

Capture of Jesse JameS-Seven of "A Sher-
IFS Party Killed in the Encounter.
CHICAGO, March 8.-Jesse James was cap
tured last night in Kansas. He and his COM
rade, supposed to be Ed. Miller, were sur
rounded in log cabin in heavy timber while
trying to force an entrance into cabin.
Seven of the sherif's party were killed and
three wounded When entrance was effected
a desperate fight ensued Miller being in
stantly killed and James mortally wounded.
The attack was complete surprise to James
and his companion, but they were so secure
ly barricaded that it proved disastrous one
for the sheriffs posse.
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from New York, the Austrian from Boston,
the Scotia from Boston.
London-Arrived, the Denmark from New
York, the Bulgarian from Boston.
Liverpool-Arrived, the Spain from New
York
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sA=sa To close the estate of the late o. E. SeIden
Iii we offer for sale of the best farms in New
EAIN Haven County. 1t is situated just east of West
Rock and within three miles of the center of the city
of New Haven 1t contains about 260 acres and is in
good state OF cultivation. 1t is well adapted to- all
kinds of farming, s we'll watered, has good sup
ply of timber for fuel and fencing purposes. The
buildings are In good repair and consist of two
story dwelling house, with twenty rooms, an ice
house, two barns, one 42x82 and three stories high
and one 38x50. The barns connected together
and there is cellar under all. Alsoa large carriage
70 m 2Ox40 All the buildings supplied with wa
ter from the pipes of the New Haven Water Company
and there is also well of water the premises For
further particulars, inquire of JOHNSON Il PLATT,
No. 10 Law Chambers, or M. H.. WARREN, on the
premises.
Dated at Mestville Jan 90. 1889. ia21 2tawtfxlt
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The Court Record.
City Court-CrImfnaI Side-Judge Shell

March 8.-Joseph F. Early, breach of the
eace against Patrick Mcdonald, discharged
Thomas F. Maloney, breach of the peace
Joseph Freeman, burglary from Augustus
Tomlinson, and William Highly continued to
March TO- James Kelly, breach of the peace
against Jeremiah Murphy, 81 fine, SO costs.
jeremiah Murphy, breach of the peace against
James Kelly, 81 fine, $3.50 costs. Patrick j.
Slattery, theft from Honora Slattery, dis
charged
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NOTICE.

NOIICEe
OFFICE OF FIRE MARSHAL,
Room No. 10 CITY HALL, NEW HAVEN, Or,
March 9th, 1882
FEYHERE will be no more permits issued for. brick
Il buildings hereafter to be erected in the city of
New Haven other than brick dwellings, unless the
outer walls of such brick buildings be at least twelve
inches in thickness. If such buildings stor
les in height the outside walls shall be less
sixteen inches in thickness to the top the
story beams, and If than four stories height
said walls shall be not less than sixteen inches in
thickness to the top of the third story beam
By order of the Board of Aldermen
m9 st A, J. KENNEDY. Fire Marshal
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REAL ESTATE
FOR SALE

FUN SALEs
49, The following pieces of Real Estate will be
EttiiiH sold on low and easy terms
EiI One block of houses, Shelton avenue, lot
75x116 feet.
One double house IA Asylum st., lot 4Ox112 #.
two family house 430 Orchard ST.. lot 42x150 #.
&C. IS 35 Foote st., lot 38x125 #.
" 6 Orchard ST., cor. Henry. lot
41x125 it., with store and barn.
60 house with rooms IN Lilac st., lot 30x150 it.
g family house on Lloyd St, lot 35x11O.
2 " &C cor. Middletown and Clinton ave-,
lot 52x150.
90 az {" So Nash St, lot 30x15O #.
" house II Lyon ST., with lot 38x150 #.
I" SO Greene st., Sc " 25x90 it.
sc and barn, cor. Center and Prospect sts.,
Fair Haven Heights, grounds well stocked with fruit
trees and vines lot 133x450 it. very desirable place.
One lot with joiner shop thereon on Lloyd st., lot
30x110 it,
One lot on Asylum st., 40x112 #.
{" So " Charles st., 35X110 #.
/" &C sc State st., Cedar Hill, 50x135 #.
Also the large tract of land Whalley and Sher
man avenue lot 163x173ft
For further particulars, inquire of
COVER & MANSFIELD, or BURTON MANSFIELD,
15 Grand Street. Law Chambers.
NAL l2t*
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FOR, RENT

49, FROM May 1st, the three Houses ITO, 1IS
EHH and ia Olive street. They have all
EIl the modern improvements and are
hrst-class In every respect. 1l2 and ia have
10 rooms each and ITO has is rooms.
CHARLES IVES,
maj If 1873 Church Street, Room /.
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FIRE RECORD.

ST.. PAUL, Mimi, March ga building
at Fairbault, Mimi, occupied chiefly by R.
J. Lieb as boot and shoe store, was burned.
Loss $22, 900; insurance $1,000.
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MINIATURE ALMANAC.

Max. Temp. 80; Min. Tenn. 10; Total Rainfall or
Melted Snow dnches ana l00ths), 90; Max. velocity
Of wind, 10 miles per hour.
MARCH 8, 1881.
Max. Temp, 81 Min. Temp, 80 Rainfall, co.
Weather, cloudy.
Rainfall from sunset of yesterday to sunset of
day.
city of % miles an hour. Red and white flags COM
bined indicate an equally high northwest wind.
j. H. SHERMAN, Observer.
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u
- THE Brick House 1877 Bradley street, mod
GiiiiI ern conveniences possession May LIST. sec
E@iIN ond floor Tenement corner George and Day
streets; city water; possession Immediately Ten
ement third floor, at 215 Congress avenue possess
ion Immediately. FOR SALE-A House, first class
location containing modern, improvements Also,
Lot Wooster and Wallace streets, suitable
for manufacturing purposes. ~
JOSEPH SONNENBERG, Real Estate Broker
fe8 238 Chapel Street.
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GAUDEEROY'S
EMPLOYMENT OFFICE.
DRIYATE families boarding houses, ho.sls and
Il restaurants can be supplied with help % differ
emit n2tfonAlties Great attention paid By Tg-
prietor Of the establishment in ths choice Of girls
women before sending them TO Nh Sttu1tion- Coun-
try calls of any distance promptly stteuAsd to.
sSH Orange street, near Grown street
&uI7 GAUDEFBoY.
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0ads.
WANTED,

WANTED.
nLACKSAIITH-First-cla blacksmith for ms
ID chine fergings experience In Of steam ham
mer and working to drawings. Address, giving age,
experience and wages expected,
YALE LOCK MFG. CO.,
u9 1t Stamford Conn.
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ENXPEREENCED button hole makers aud azchirs
~ operators. Elm CITY SHIRT CO..
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FOR, SALE

49, HOUSE AND LOT No. 1859 WhaIley avenue
Ii House has 10 finished rooms, modern improve
-4NN ments, and 1s suitable for family. Lot 40x
100. Room for driveway and barn, etc. Inquire on
MAT 3t* THE PREMJSES
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MERWIN'S REAL ESTATE OFFICE,
D27 Chapn1 Straak

For Sale at a Bargain-A1so Rents
49, !, The valuable corner of State and Bradley,
ETiii including two houses Bradley street also
NN..A one house 108 Portsea street, Orchard
street, Eaton, also one lot on Eaton street.
For Rent, house 757 State street, containing IL
rooms, suitable for two families One house,
113 Bradley, 6 rooms, tenement of s. one of 4,
of rooms also rooms over No. so Grown ct.
Inquire at 80 Crown street.
GIBSON
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TO RENT.

49, THE House No. 115 Orange street, (now oc
MiH cupied by Mrs. Newtcn) is fitted with all mod
aAiiN ern conveniences and we'll adapted for house
keeping. VIII be rented on satisfactory terms to
good tenant for year term of years. Apply tc
e. Il. TROWBRIDGE,
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FOR RENT,
to- A nice furnished cottage and barn at Sav1n
Eiia Rock to rent for the Second floor, No.
Eaall 81 Asylum street, $40 239 Congress avenue,
81. For sale-A sea shore house and barn, large
grounds, at Savin Rock. House has 81 rooms in first
class order and will be sold cheap. Small safe, soda
fountain candy jars, counters marble top tables show
cases, awning, Ice cream tables. A. ". HOLMES
ielStf Room 8 60 Church Street.
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Real Gstate.
Desirable Offices to Let.
A Valuable Farm for Sale.

&A sAA In Simpson Block, corner of Chapel and
Hill State street, steam heat, water gas good light
A.L and ventilation. Apply to
MAJ eod1m GEORGE H. FORD.
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BARRY-In this city, March 7, Margaret wife of DR..
j. J. Barry, aged SO years, months and &c days
The funeral will take place st. Mary's church
Friday morning at o'clock, when solemn mass
of requiem will be celebrated.
KELLAM-In this city, Wednesday morning, March
9Th, Fannie Edith, daughter of Albert II. and En-
ma O. Kellam, aged 10 years and months
1VES-On Tuesday evening, March 7th, at his late
residence, SO Sidney Place. Brooklyn, n. Y, Arthur
c. Ives, of Julius and E. A. Ives, in his forty
first year.
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FOR, RENT

FOR RENT,
49, THE large and pleasantly located Brick
Ha House 1O5 Martin street, having all convenien-
EHI ces; spacious lot will be leased from May 1
for term of years to acceptable party salts
factory terms.
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Boarh arb Rooms.

Desirable Room with Board.
49,. LARGE Corner Room, furnished, sec
Ef;iH end floor southern exposure convenient and
f2.I very pleasant; suitable for gentleman and
wife Cali at 2Oi ORANGE STREET,
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MARRIAGES,
--77 --'''--l-----za---
DEATHS.

ANKEUREN-GIBBs-In Bridgeport, March 6, Will
liam VanKeuren of Danbury, and Miss Minnie G.
Gibbs of Bridgeport.
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Horse For Sale
STRAYED Or STOLEN.
FOR RENT.

EaS.asSS ONE Irish Setter Dog, owners name no
~ the collar No. lit olive street, city. The
finder will please return to owner at
mo 2tx Al ELM STREET CTTY
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MARINE LIST.
ARRIYED-MARC

o.
Sch Adah Mcconnell Ponce, 26 days, molasses to
j j Matthias
Sch Eliza Anderson, Rankin, New London, to go
oystering.
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LII. HOLT, Administrator.

FUN SALE,
1SaAA4s A SMALL HOUSE on Second street. House
A!ii contains rooms, suitable for one two fami-
HNsyl lies is in first-class order having recently
been painted and papered throughout. Terms easy,
and price small. A good opportunity for man of
small means to home, the interest and taxes
of which will be less than what ordinary mechanics
pay for rent.
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8eal Gstatt.
FOR SALE.

~ IS minutes drive from City
Hall, IL acres.
n oCATION unsurpassed in tine county. This
4 property is admirably adapted to the culture Of
fruits and vegetables of all descriptions. large
plat of strawberries set last year. Blackber-
ries raspberries, &C.. in abuU dance. There are .
large variety of apple trees very choice all large
size, $500 worth of apples were sold from them
in 1881, and 40 barrels of cider. Grapes. pears,
peaches and plums in abundance. There is good
twostory house. eight rooms, also two other houses
which can be rented good barn, sheds, hennery and
other outbuildings. beautiful natural grove of
about skirts end of the property, making
it delightful resort. This property is located on
one of the finest avenues leading to and from the
city and be purchased for very price
For particulars call or address,
HUMANS REAL ESTATE AGENCY,
f21 If 63 Church street.
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FOR & "A Y IT


4&A THE Brick Dwelling House 40 Shelton ave-
E5siH The house contains IS rooms. Lot 60x145,
EIll well stocked with fruit, and has convenient
barn and outbuildings. The property will be sold at
low price, the expects to leave the city APP
ply between and p. NJ on
: ja30 Pm -. Z. THE PREMISES. .:
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District of New Haven Is. Probate Court
February 49, 1882. {
ENSTATE of HENRY PECK, late of New Haven, in
H said district, deceased.
Pursuant to order from the Court of Probate for
said district. will be sold at public auction to the
highest bidder, on Thursday the 9Th day of March,
1882 at u O'Clock in the forenoon lness previ usly
disposed OF at private sale much of the real estate
The real estate sold the lot of land with the
dwelling house known No. 222 Orange street there
on, bounded eastery by Orange street rs feet
less, northerly by Audubon street ITO feet or
less, westerly by land formerly of s. II. Barrows rs
feet more or less and southery 100 feet less
by land of 7. W. T. Curtiss
Sale to take place on the premises.
Terms made known at time of SALE
JAS. M. TOWNSEND,l Executors and
HENRY D. WHITE, { Trustees.
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IL. B. HINMAN, AUcr1oNEER.l
(AH2I!QNNghLEs
S. .-S -

Real Estate at Auction.
IHfsf On Saturday. March 18th. at 10 O'Clock noon,
E.ii by order of the Probate Court the Administra-
EaaasN tor will sell at public auction, the Double
House and Lot No. 121 Ashnnun street. Lot 4ox187.
Also the Double House located directly in the rear
Canal street, Nos IS and 49, Lot 40x14O. The To-
cation is convenient to Shops and desirable for me-
chanics. 81, 200 remain mortgage, the balance
must be in cash. No postponement account of the
weather.
mat st L. H HOLT Administrator
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JssSA A FEW gentlemen can be accommodated
E,H with first slass Board and pleasant Rooms, with
AilE modern improvements; locality second to none
IN the city terms moderate. Apply at
fel7 I'M IS WOOSTER PLACE
The Red Cloud chief., 1882-06-08
Reno,aie Lawns.

However well the lawn may be- cared
for during The es~on of growth. il will
often show signs Of deterioration through
the gradual cNhan.tion of the soil. A
thick. matted sol over the sol j. not
favorable tn = free circulation of air.
frcigh,ci with ammonia through il. anil
II tceomes gradually deprived of that
very important pahulum If grass. 10
restore the wasted ammonia ~ well "A.
Ph~o-Phss-- and potash With III. l.-..,
disturbance of the turf and ANNOYANCE To
the family. is the question nov under
discussion.
One way would he 20 cover the ground
with rich stable manure. Fut this
course i very Objectionable. To cover
the soI with a thick coat If fine barn
ward manure To lie through the winter
and be raked on i'm the spring. is the
method generally pursued. but il has liz
i"merits. First. IL Is very disyustin. 10
the sight and smell of the family and
Pas'ers-by all through tie winter. cspc-
eially II II bc an open one. Secondly.
IL may deposit seeds Of n~oNious weeds
ia the >oil. rendering il morr foul. IL
there j. no better way Of rcnova.ing the
lawn than this. we mus, tolerate il, but
we submit that there j..
y good commercial fertilizer. bone
meal, n rich. ammoniaicd phosphate.
prepared with special reference TO the
wants of a lawn. would secure the de-
sired fertilization with much less annoy
than stable manure Have the
fertilizer to'cover the ground at the rate
of five hundred pounds per acre.
We would say further in this conucc-
that il is almost impossible tn pre- /,
serve a uniform growth of lawn grass
trees and shrubs are growing.
The shade of the tops and the compcti-
ton OF the rpo's impoverish the soil.
and the effects are visible on the lawn.
Tn large grounds, shade trees are in.!is-
pcn>ahlc. but then n m Ill patch II clean
lawn can he preserved directly in front
Df the dwelling. and in small town lots
he better way is. To devote the entire
exclusively TO gra~.-Amcricag
Home.
The Red Cloud chief., 1882-06-08

The season wst 80 prolonged. an
he corn so fnlly mxtarsd las ssar. that
iasr. vii pnohzh3y Dc MR. hits,
lroah4- uish The sod corn this y.a..
sksrA ~t! rnzke 4 all ths msts favor.
ALE for farmers Go tss ex-
rcaraeai Of hseodns csrn. c9@~iJi.
fox sod A writer IA : rrcsss 1-ssfTv
Gcs1sassa has tosseAet up us izsps9-
;sss fcziurc ~ ~inrr.1seg or coru e
.~s;ilsa; InrrsaSng shr acr-a.r ~
perSnleBi oaly d~fupa<irxi-s that The
ass Tia; govern The hFeetiE. O: car
hVe sdO-k ua.v b. male applicable IT,
oar grains - well. th psh with The lat
ter The rcstIas ara oDszEej sozrr-
VIII cefn. the seler3iun anil c1atrogiius
o! the characteristics mtt,t scsalf IN
no.c vigorous AMI prp8gc yagirsse..
with rf~-nsng All dsycsUViaS g'ssissjcs
niaca supcriof. Two eUs .. cgra usy
10 tasca. csch ~Verl!eag ~ appearance;
the c"n tom tai, PlAaiei: The ose
shows a p~rusiu~t q. frty hushp~i. per
Aers. and The o.hrr. with uo bcs,er sal
OF attention. PrO~lncc, -ghiy bashclS
Why j. thiss
sci cum caano; be taken FROM =
geaeral field 81 tia; ihe average 81 the
crops that follow caa IT, much. If any.
Increased. Corn. like live stock. iraa-
m-ts it, p~~eal.sg..ics. The seed ear
saved Eiay hagr been fertiltEs-i ircal a
barren stalk one hss;ns I'm ear or
grain. seed from this ear vii most
likely produce another tcrnrn stalk-ai
most. an imperfect ear. or cob without
kernels. IL the ear saved for seed has
been fortified with the pollen of n
notwithstanding or a spinlling stalk. the
chances are that like Will hcgcs like. and
ears viii result which viii reduce the
average q; Oh. field. II the pollen If n
stalk that did not a, las, matrrc il, ear.
falls upon the adjoining sMitis. will NJ,
soft ccrn result. To the planters lo>,2
Seed corn should be grown separate
from the main field, 80 that il cannut =,
Influenced by IL. and there should b. a
vigorous cutting out Of harntn stalks.
ihos' having imperfect ears ia prospect,
AMI lastly, when the curn natures. the
small Held being under Gb. owners OBJ Z
s%crvaiion. can to CLOSELY scanned. and
the earliest maturing ears taken. and
'hose that promise the best results. Fol-
for ;wo. three ~ four YEAR. the (
theoretical corn Of the 4" book farmers
VIII become ihe practical result, II the
who needs m book To- tell him
that breeding seed corn will force large
sields.-C0hnfTT Gentleman.
The Red Cloud chief., 1882-06-08

draw tha, stick with ny s.eera' They
! al laughed a. hinl lie got his dsnsr:
up ani hacking B',sk sad fsr,<a. tsp 10
the cal 90 T. took . rcliisy hitch.
Started them n b.fle GA the haw. Gnea,
Cesar bs; yoa ssoul have ~c-n then
pull, Wa, gran .fa'hsE .hsa:-i tone
de-o-wE on u boys they walked 81 siih
,assi btg timber =. tSou n /; hai b-ea a
c~ipibesp;n-" .
A SNAIL boz in the corne- TIE to
bsess tie silence By \ feeble attempts -
whistle. lie id not ~; half through
btoUe n biZ rcI shiFtei iumhcguaa
slowly a-ose and reaching out softly.
sxclsimsds "foa old mses-basx. I can
prove ~ you IN hsc mi8sies that ih-r.
w&sa Z foot Of ra;lgsy II the United
States in Iest."
Thea the mah on The teaches
g.; 50 mst that hss --ss csv-i in ~t,s,
him. lie was rescued from = grave O..
Young HysoI bY the spismcdc efforts q
the keeper aud the red hiskesci
man AiihDugh pressed - s;sy NJ
woiitn {. aud when he i.ft the -,orc
was IN such an abSen; mind Il mool
that he took his WE umbrella -Ds.roll
Free Pres.
The Red Cloud chief., 1882-06-08
rEgNpyii iNn uIEriRI.

Nj FsraAsi ~ rs&aA. thr. Irsryy
Tstxai mza. Asassct cssssa- 80 % .
-osasg - - tafs
~ g~es,iensa srss ~ ,k- wa.S.
n saa Se thss t~.uEraa. hs1 'Tra,A
l. Zoe sse wsrs;es par s;aiss tasa Sher
xs1s sers. prrspaiy iron JsAz
,iameaSs Sosvs f~r~Aa
-Ir. Dsytoa. ps Nss Jers-y. .hs
&C. a. Master O. the Nshs&s4A /.
= soa - the caaiAisso inT Es~s Ffe.i
heat "a The frvr n; ke. in isA
Hss 'a,ber w4s &insxsrr Ga Frzar~. uasier
fsSsdess LiazaH. all isI n fAst~
i'm Sfmst1Fy. Conn. Jc@,pA Iov.
\ weslfhy m~aunfactarrr. os .rvvutv.tss
YEAS ios his stc hst >~Psash~z ~
week, ags his 80 Diet ~iozvsns a
wffox. MAJ. asSi ihiry TIE -
,sssc! Tow o~oasel9i each ushxs -
ceatiy ~ beooains nzn All ste.
@=ri'aAl AAaaiss ). prparaz ~.
"reminiscences FIR p~'shHcztaa. seal
~ of his spyheoA n r~~nsrS.i thas
Ia hst txca loaSias ovvE ~.ase ~ no
le,tsr. be hal written ia hs AtjrSsz~.
"and < s.r3ck me White rcailrs them |"
sssi the Cardinal. "wAs, = rszicuszds
lively youth | mu., hsyr h~Gr' IAs
tr-i part q the rvsniuis-rac-s Nil 10
i~n-i ere ioax -Cs.sys Tu8su<
-Alnoss, ever on ncm-mscr, ,he
rcriPs,r;ic crank. i,snbei Pra.. calling
himself Tn. Great Ansvrcan Imrsl.
.r. and ~zanoancin: himself A. a can
d iaIc for President %. thu ua,tsSi
States That venerable Old tramp hss
IL s. reported. jus; passei his seventy
third birthday. and the fiuTsf, Espra
giFes currcncy la ,hr IMPORT iha; h., s.,s.
Times 10 lie With ali h, pristine orlsn
y and hurncy.
Senator Fair gavc a ,Inncr ., "a,
Justices oi the Supreme toart AMI The
wives. Mr. aud Mrs Balm and NJ.
l"siga (Gaii Hsmiltonl ies evsniax.
ago The affair aas ,aii Ia BE- tho
hand~ornc,i Of his ban nets -; sivrn.
oil the arrangement. on a p1nccly
scale. The table was an oval flower I
bed. lighted with crimson wax lisat..
and the cards and means the mos, ,o.t-
~ souvenirs If their kind
Pedro Pine. the venerable Zaln
IL a gallant sni ing,niuu, srn,ir. ?
man. His compliments are alwavs
Whenever be has ts'cn IN Ihs
company Il ladic, in Washington. h
been careful to say he cunsii-t,
all the American sTom~u. without 60
Icpiion. beautiful. lie ha, us,cassons IN
N the language Of Indian ooart-sy s.I
mildlc-a aged women "You are nv
but he 10 slws,s prpm { IN
Not that you arr obi en a,gh
% be 81. but you sr- 80 mucb wiser
han J am tina, l learn frum "a
Chicago TI5anc.
The Red Cloud chief., 1882-06-08

The cheapest railrosf trip rsr-usl,
recorded - ihst vhich sou ecopouieal
person has jnd made from Detroit,
Mich. TO this city. it having been az.
c,mplEsbed IN . seeur~is-lo~ss 81 frriyh;
car The car Vas loaded wih Iurniss
nj Husseyon and sealed BIZ the custom.
authorities a; D-frrt. and Il VA SOM.
where between fho-e prints that The
srsselrr began his joarney. The car
MAS Ex days an the mad anzi laid an
ether day a, The Central yerm08i
freight station here. The s-sis were
then broken and the ear unlocked. snd
befaTe IL was uuloadeE. the iouris; DE-
parted without being observed ty ar
one IL was found that he mad cut \
hoe ak snchs. in circumference ia ihe
end of the ear for vent .sisn an! &c
the purpose of observing the n OF
the rouie: and the seven DAYS had sP-
pareniiy been passed comfortably.
though perhaps osse hal nsopo<onO1~
~. The traveller departed 10 hssiasg -
TO lcsyr has hazzzge-~hch coa-i.@i@
. vasi~e containing \ quantity % cigar
cigarettes. bananas. oranges. . sst-
saoeter and two razors-Bezns2ss.
spL) Fire Pnz