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New-York tribune., 1885-01-16
THE TRADE IN CHICAGO.

CHICAGO, Jan. 15.-The May option of wheat
closed at 23O o'clock at ssas cents. Ten minutes later
th, news was received Of the Oliver Brothers Phillips
embarrassment, and the market dropped to s7 cents
then came the news OF Cisco Ccs failure In NewYork
and then May wheat went down TO s7is cents. Calls
went begging at SEA cents. Winners, who were ahead
al the regular close found themselves big losers on the
curb aud all In ten miunes losers found themselves
winners L0ns faces became short aud broad faces In
an lns tant became long and dOlefu.
Wheat today thirty minutes after the opening, was
nearly cent higher than last night at the close.
Nat Jones large buyer TINS morning. ana 50
WINS Billy McHenry. Both are supposed to have been
short on tie market and the fact that they heavy
buyers alarmed the Others on the same eide with them
Roche bought at the opening ut about s1as cents and
Kept buying unll the figures had touched nearly 50
cents. 90 -.- ,,
Al 1:3O o'clock the close So cents for February
vheut and n cents May ii u cents for May corn
SD So u for May pork and - 20 Lor May Iard.
New-York tribune., 1885-01-16
THE SUITS: AGAINST MR.. HUNTINGTON.
Mr. AGNEw's CASE rAssED ovER-MEs. PAToNn
BROUGHT TO TRIAL.

Joseph H. Choate and Francis n. Bangs re-
newed Yesterday their exhibitions OF legal sparrDg In the
huntington suits before Justice Lawrence IN the Su
preIe Court. The OF Ar. Agnew was passed over
owing to his Hines of Mrs. Elizabeth S. Patton
the executriI of Thomas Patton, who died In 1874 was
taken up jury was finally obtained. composed OF men
who not been approached by mysterious person., and
who have not logrollcd rar0al landgrants through
Congress- Mr. Choate presented the case Of Mrs Patton
Thomas Patton iu 1870. he said. had sold his
loo share. Central Pacific stock to Coils r. Hunting
ton at par with from 1864 making Sl39 share
Mr.. Huntington had promised TO pay Mr. Paton-as he
had Messrs. stewart Aspinwall and Agnew-any addi-
tional SUN which he might pay any else for Central
Pacific stock Subse ucnty Mrs. BranDan, Mr.. Lambard
NewEDg aud holders Of Central Pacinc stock,
brought suit against Mr.. huntington Leland stanford
Charles Crockrr and Mark Hopkins who had formed the
company settled these suits, paying Mrs. Brsnan $685.,
900 Tor 200 shares at the rate OF i25 share. and Mr.
Lnbard at the rate OF 800 As Mr. Huntington was one
the corpOrsiion Mesrs stewart Patton SpnwalI anu
Agnew brought suits to recover the difference between
$l39 and 1928 800 share he stock sold by them
ia 1870. A Jury before Justice Van Worst Mr..
stewart verdict last month Of Sl02, 900 on his 200
shares. with interest, based the lambard settle
mcnt.
ar Stewart yesterday rehearsed his testimony Of the
trial Of his own euit Mr. Bangs in irrelevant.
incompetent, argumentatiye and hearasy objection.
which the Court promptly removed. William Patton told
his story standing he was too nervous to sit down.
General Lloyd Asnw all went his former testi
mOny. The hearing goes on to-day
New-York tribune., 1885-01-16
AN EDITOR WRITING FOR POSTERITY.
A,n 1hl 4rlnn,nir 1rar1fI,r.

From The Arkdnsap 7rarsu,r.
"BefOre leaving home you have TO write con-
siderable matter In advance don't you T. asked man oi
an Arkansaw editor.
Yes"
Don't you sometimes make q mistake T. ..
"oh, no have furnished copy year In advance. y,
,av ssem diitcult but II Is easy Here Is stun
that intend for ne year and he read the following
The cotton crop 10 short Corn did not turn OUT as
we'll "a the larmer- pectcd Lot have free ballot
and a fair count They suffering for rain down IN
the Bear Wnllow district" -,
ing for rain down there T.
" The must his discretion, Tor the folIoW
I'M pa ragraph There has been too much rain
down In the Bear wsow district You see In Afkansaw
We ali either .uier for rain having too much
On IT'S no trouble for Arkansaw editor 10 throw a
sheet of the fdture and let time and his
paper catch up"
New-York tribune., 1885-01-16
C.rrNDaPs THIS DAY.

SUPREME COURT CnaMBEas-Bstore Andrews; s7o si
az eo5 9o7 2i7 25l 2j4 2GO 26l 1G2 205 2OS @'V ~f
27s $50 2s 2ss 2S6 300 29l 2H2 29S 2si p,rrett
SI-ppruR COURT-SPRCIAL TERM-PARI l-beio . s7I
J-Nos $50 $50, 755. 44 9o5, si9, 800 NO. iV' ''''
gl5 $50 96j. 81, 100. u.. ,,n.u,. ID T Rra,iy
and uaniels J. J-NoS & o. 10. l3 Il. 20 q q, 20 I'd
90 s6 37 TO- 40 A. AZ. "A D. A. 46 A. Az A. o oI' Do "
90. .. r,o,, p.r, ri pefor Van
suPPp,H cOUeT--SPEcIAL TERn-Part ii-be'"' '
Bruus J.-No day calendar. 49,. ,ouropce 7
COURr-CIRCUTr-PARr I-Be ore lIf"ic"o'' -
se an iaton aet Huntington No day calenIiar >o,
sIJpHH,R T-lIRcuTr-PART -Bciore Beacn NO
1aa Js37 2b9: 2lO6 800 211j, 2G43 31's ns
2SoS 270i 292 i5ia 11J l1i6, 1881. POL So3 zoi''
297?' % l. GS l. 1926. 2S49 ,.. no,o,uo 7
SUPREME CEcuTTPART 1i."e,oTTe T N'rn ~,
short causes Nos AZ 1854, 3O s44 3Hi ~. o0,
3sii o. 1885 $3.50 1880 Aso3 SS56 81, AZ
3j3G obs o716 1886, 3C67, BIOS, $50 3liOL3iy3
si,anoc .rys cor Rr-Rollns S.-Nos 1870, ~, ~
sUPRsIoR ,'oURT-SPEC1AL rERH-Before lnsiaisi' j.
No dav calendar. ro,or. Freedman.
supEaloR CoURr-TEIAL TrRM-PADT I-Beforo free"i'"'
J.-Nu 1888. No dvy taiendar ~, r,,, n Tar.
COMMON PLEAsGESERM IERd-Be'9r,, piy yS1 !, II rs 90
remore and VHn IIoesen. JJ-NOs H. lo'' o. '' 80 ~
lO3 o. 81. "a. j. 3. 5o. lI3. r.,.uo no,v I'M day
COMMON PLEAs-sPgciAL TERa-Beiorc Day. ''-4'o "'
calcpdlr. -. n.,r r pofo-e Allan J.
Case on Porter agt. Metropolitan Elevated haif0a' '
p.ny.
New-York tribune., 1885-01-16
THE UNITED STATES SUPREME COURT

WASHINGTON, Jan. 15.-The proceedings OF
the United States Supreme Court today "ofe "'
follows:
No t0ta-Bcn,amn Buttcrworth. COMMISSIONER OF Patents
sppellant agt samuel i and others Passed. prsuHht "
10Th rule. .u.n, nm, pen ANN
sann the circuit 'onrt oi lIl
RATED states Northern District OF oho ssso"
this lie paid by appeiises
'No is0-John H. C0en Others appellants agt "s'n
inrton Wi on Argument concluded CO.. ,,.,
10 IGi-Archibald Voss. appellant, agt Charles j. 'i'n
Argued -. 49,, -r,,., ,o,,,a,v a,pellant,
agt The ChIcas Pen and southwestern fai conP
and others Appeal from the circuit Court OF he M.
States Tor the Norihern District Of Illinois Dsnssci WIN
'~o lsaCavip Amory stevens appellant sgt the Chca
TO at Louis and NewAlbsus Railroad Company ana oh
submitted. . ~, -. ..s o,,orx ,iai,tn
I'm error agt the Railroad company AIsuo"
fr defendant 10 error submitted for plantif In error
New-York tribune., 1885-01-16

state bonds dull except the sale OF tennessee
compromise honda at 5OGa50is Of city BANK stosks'
Continental sold 1861 Fourth National AZ lip
The general railroad bond market was duh ana wtnou
features But Erie second consols cao 70 ine IRON.
90 to55 aud Anal closing st o. There IL NO pupisnsu
news that accounts for the sudden activity ana u
don and were presseA for sale here all day. Inc
roeetS0A may accounted for by the operations Oh
frsders Central OF lows to-day did paw the matnr
Ing coupons it, rs mortgages were Douens
IN the Interest Of nome one by the Manhattan iiuss
York representative OF the company Tho bonds ycsto
dsy sold Vt l0O To-day they sold with coupons % ~
New-York tribune., 1885-01-16
HE THoUGHT HE HAD A GRIEVANCE.
Pom The Portland orroonldn.

The rivalry between the two Puget SOUND
,owns Seattle and TACOMA still exists. nnt IL now par
tcipated In alike by the public press ana lrIVh,s i-
rraTtv,iv sp.aking "A, the common enemy The latest
hing of this Kind is little story circulating In Tacoma.
which runs fullONs:
T' The suburbs of Tacoma a stranger was met by a
ma.ked highwayiuan, who exhibited pistol and de-
manded In the conventional way iout mohe' vi So"'
nleT' ,,,, a.,
" oh. please don't rob me- Tn so poor. begged tle
frightened stranger live In Seattle, ana came over
he with III the money have saVed up to buy suii of
clothes" -, --.- ., ..,,,
y rcpIied rbe road agent used To be prosperous
merchant In Seattle until all the people got to g"ng
Tacoma Ike You 70 buy s9pd.. come, she OuI.
New-York tribune., 1885-01-16

and her brother and sisters arc the legitimate children Oh
Mrs. Maria Gilbert Wood Mulock. and are thereiofe
beuefcares under the will Of John Gilbert VINO ei' "
bis dauchter Maria life interest In the property at
Nos I47 Fulton s3 Nassau aud % Ann sts this 10 go
on her death to her lawful children Miss Gnct T ~
married 10 John Wood and after his death was uh,eu
William Mulock who had been divorced, his wire oDin
ing a clause In the document prohibiting ms
The two were married In New-Jersey and snnsequrnty
I'm philadelphia Mrs Byrnes. daughter OF mrs WoTt
ny her marriage with Mr.. Mulock began n.n % hv
AGAINST Mrs Maria Louise Labagh and other children oy
tIe frat marriage Mrs Iabagh denied the mnriiase az ~
New Jersey aud Pennsylvania The specal Irr, MI,
now pass the questions OF law In the case anu "'
give final Judgment IN the partition suit.
New-York tribune., 1885-01-16
LIVE STOCK MARKEr-pY rELsanApu

CHICAGO Jan. 15-Ths 0ro,srS yovaH reports Cyttle.
Good TO Choice shipping s. 4D0sjy Common u Nedium
81 Ogd sJ Odh Texans. S3 asa 60
HogsRecerpts 2SO00nel1 shipments 500 nsat uarxes
brsk Rough Packing 81 l5124 AS Packing Shippfne
81 4s6dsi is Light - 200st % skIo@ s3 309s4 2o
Stsso-Rece1Dta f000 shipments 3, 100 market steady
Inferior 70 Far. 81 20sS 40. Msllam 70 Good. IS %
Gs5 3u Choice 70 Extra. 81 0J0Si 25
ST. LOUIS Jan. l5.-tdttte-Recelpts 2 300 shipments
100, market steady Exports So 90 So 3J oIco
Shipping, 80 $40 81 SO; Fair To Medium, 81 00s6 2
Texans, 81 0O6 "a So
SHEEP -Recepss 2.s0o; shipments. - Common TO No
dfum. 81 % 0S3 90; Fair to Cnoice. SO % 1St co.
HogsnReceips / ,soo shipments 3.J0o Light ~ 2So
New-York tribune., 1885-01-16
WORK OF THE POST OFFICE FOR Il VI 4R.

The annual report OF the business transacted
q the Post Office has been prepared by Postmaster Pear
Bon from the reports Of the heads Of the depart
nents The report shows:
There were delivered through lock bsxes and by
srners 277 568 pieces Of Ordinary mail matter d.
vlasd o. follows: Ietters-through boxes, 65,558044;
osrrsrs l04, ,l66. .78e. Postal cardsthrough boxes
xzlo5o BY carriers, 80, ,879,574. Oiher mall matter
~ Gasvugn boxes 34,46o,738; BY carriers, 29,8A2 8s0
~ sne Regstcred Letter Department 1880 <64 pieces
wv eeussfeo and 535,ll7 of domestic aud S5o.6y3
New-York tribune., 1885-01-16
ARoNsON's VICTORY CONFIRMED.

The General Term OF The supreme Court
Judges Davis. Daniels and Brady-has unanimously af
hrmsd the denial Of injunction applied for by Ralph
L. Anderton r against Rudolph Aronson and other of.
hcers Of the New.YOrk Concert Company. Ex-Judgo
and David Leventritt represented the Casino.
The following In part OF the opinion "We think that
upon the merits the s fully met and
explained by the OF the several dcfendants
and by the afidsvits their behalf that no temporary
injunction should be enforced pending tho litigation.
We have reached the conclusion therefore, thss the re
fusai continue the injunction was correct upon the
presented and for that reason the order should
be affirmed with costs aud disbursements
New-York tribune., 1885-01-16

'wheat $4,000 bush Corn 1900 bush, osss 5000 ~
Shipmerts-whea $1,000 bush; Cora. 1900 bush; oe1a
5000 bush
sT LOUIS jan lS .Folrsscaty s1i nachs1g,t whaee
ruary ss SCI Nav. 3 'ssc Corr his,er cssh q. ~
Sssy SssyS Sassis as FsSrasry' s,.c NAY ss CT: ec
a. a., 'sSSssc Bsriey-Markes quiet SjS7sc But
YER ana eygs steady and unchl1seL Flax Seed steady
Isl 49, Hay quiet and unchtngeL Bran nrn as 5l3
&c Corn Meal stsaiy at 81 90 Whisky steady st u IL
70 ySms 70 short C,esr % 45 Isti rm at 90 7
$4,000 busni Oats 5000 0usa, RyeS OW bnsa Bsrisy
1000 bush. shiD nents-riour 1909 oJl&; WasN 1000
b1sh Corn, $4,000 0usll; Oats 5000 Ouyh Aya aOo0
bush; Barley, 1000 bush.
New-York tribune., 1885-01-16
DO NOT TRY 1T on WALT WHITMAN.
Eforn ne Jn.Iqc.

The JitdGe.
A Concord school of philosophy sort of Il fell
low nd dy.es .When read book. crush the words
as You would grapes. and suck their meaning out he
sdyIce NAV be go'pd but when you tackle Walt Whit
mans poems you ght crush and crush and suck and
surk without getting enough mraniug 10 construct
IrIoet and besides there would he danger OF getting
corncred word stuck crOsswise In your throat.
New-York tribune., 1885-01-16
REAL ESTATE

NEw-YoRK, Thursday, Jan. Is. 1855.
The following sales were held at the Exchange
Salesroom to-day:
BY Richard Y. Hdraen d 90.
6-sory apartment house with plot ef land. Nos 35
and 81 5th-are, e cor OF 10th-st plot oosxl00;
Mutual Life Insurance eCo...................S $4,000
b. Peter r. Meyer
3story brick dwelling with lot OF East l1lth..t
1906 w OF 4thave lot l62xl00Il; Hugh Fer.
New-York tribune., 1885-01-16
RECORDED REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS


RECORDED REAL ESTATE TRAS3FERS
NEWBORN CITY
l23d.st, n 4, 22I9 W OF Aye-A. l6exlo0.li Elz
SchOen r Schneider and smother. eS004
Denhamplace. 53i II eof UniOnave 3SXl1Sl;
Raymond and wife 70 Alice Boner $500
lllti-s n g. ~ n g OF 5tn.aye. 75xl00.ll Over
heiser and wife TO II Delano l3500
2Sth. 81, n a 49, II W OF bghave 2f19S0, Anna NJ
Secor aud another TO DogeneN 6600l
Rosest No 25 Jos Preston to p ochsenreiter.. l26W
7gth-st = so 70 g Of 4thave. 2hxl022 Jas A Frame
and wife to Alex Bumensteil 4ooos
Lexngt0n-ave. W cor OF 79thst s4xl3txirrcgular;
Jas Frame wife 10 VIM Frame. 10000
4th.ave cor Of 7ath-st. O22x Gxrregular; Jas A
Frame and wife to WIN Frame .......,........ AOo0
scSvar1 and His to ms Buck ..: -, $4,000
COSTS, ,as 90 70 W ~ Mdisa0n.-ave. 25xf00.5 Chas
Buk wife TO "A o cchwarz, .:.:;...,.....: eooo
" Mccormick 10000
Downey 70 Alex Downey $1,000
Cornick to 5 Teparst .....:........:. 10000
ct al executors OF II Dah'man -, 27ooo
Dewey and wife % N Jencks $4,000
GesSner and vile to ii votei $1,000
3d.aye G2. Of 78th-sL SS.}yl0O. Oscar Il
Marshall and wife to isr ae v9sel..... -. $4,000
another 70 iIsnneh gerry 80: 2aoot
2d-aye. W "A n OF 2 th-st. 2fSxlOO; VIM Allen
and wife 70 Jos an Ies ct al ...:.... 10000
77thst n s 375 II . OF ith-ave. 3ixiO2.2 ~ A Glen.
executor to q Marshall ......... lS,O0o
Mary Levy $4,000
Ayc.A 5 o cor OF Fsih.st lGO5IlS9'o 20 Fast Rivcrx
to 7th-st. 55r1005gl00 Eliza Jacobs, eXecu
trix 10 Thro Schumacher 10000
New-York tribune., 1885-01-16

PApT Judge Cowing.
Asst. DIST. Atty. Fellows.
William w Stadler, felony.
Vito Taurisauo, petit lar.
WcddfndS.
Henry Dandorf. assault.
Peter Gcicr, assault.
Alexander kenneilck. assault
John Lever, assault.
Charles Gridley. a1sauit.
John Cusick. assault
Ieopold Schempe. assnuli.
Thomas Lawrence. assault.
Frank Dicllli. grand lar.
William Johnson. grand hr.
Edwari King. petit larceny
Henry Behrmann, excise:
Kate Romeig. excise.
Edwaid q TasEer, excise.
Henry Often, excise.
New-York tribune., 1885-01-16
MINES ANU MINING.

SALES AT TIE SE&foHd MiyiyG EroHAyGA
NRw-YoRK. Jan. Is. 1854
New-York tribune., 1885-01-16
SPIRITS OF ruRPEyrrye

CHARLEsr0y Jan 10 -Turpentine firm AZ 23c
SAVANNAH Jan l5-Turpentine steady q: 28,.
WILMINGTON, Jan l5.-rurpenLine DIR Al at 97c n
New-York tribune., 1885-01-16

EIseWhero Tue CIeAfHnceb Wero OH CITY, EtOoO,-
600, Bradford, 2,670.0O0. and Ptsburg $4,000 bar
rels.
The quotation for refined oil was reduced y cont to ~
cents per gallon hero and 7 In Baltimore and Phadei'
phis.
BRADFORD Penn. JAM 16.-Crude oil weak and de-
morazed and prices lower National Trsnsit and Tide
wster runs Wednesday 1905 bbls, total shipments,
667s4 bbls charters Al .bs7 bbls; elearsnces Stl0
OO0 bbls National Transit cortthcatos opened ct TOE
and closed ct eoa highsst price, 7oaG lowest. 0sAs
New-York tribune., 1885-01-16
COURT OF GEyRrhL SESSIONS.

r ~ AfAHttsfs
.PAIr U-Judge Gildersleoye.
Asst Dist. ATTY. Bedford
Louis Delucca. homicide.
Joseph LombIrdl. hoipieidc.
Richard Schmitasse, h0mlcie.
Frank Mclaughlin. grand lar.
William Harrington. grand H.
William L O'Brien. assault
John McCrand, burglary.
Thomas McNal y. burglary
Roger Aiines. grand lar.
john O'Rourse. grand laic y
George Doran. grand lar.
Fanny Mltlhois. grand iar.
Tennis Pierando. grand lar.
Jacob Jacobs, grand lar.
Joseph Carroll. robbery.
Thomas AdcOck. assault
James ] Wilson. burglary.
Henry Goodman. T rsg.
Eliza Yeamans. 2 ! q x.
ToCy cddOn, assault
New-York tribune., 1885-01-16

DECLARED TO BE LAWFUL CHILDREN.
A jury before Justice Donohue yesterday, In
the supreme Court decided that Nrs Frances Byrnes
New-York tribune., 1885-01-16
CLOSING PRICES or CALIFORNIA STOCKS
bAS FRANCISCO. Jan. is, 1885.
The PETROLEUM MARKET.

NEW-fORk, Jan. 10
From the small volume of business at the
Petroleum Exchange, yesterday there only slight
increase TO day The market, however unset
tied and the range Of fluctuations cent Traders
surprised ut the ria tone developed at the open
ing took less than thirty minutes t0 get the room
dealers eagerly buying to 70a cents At that figure
the buying orders stopped, and there rapd decline
to 90 cents. Then the market received careful nnrs-
ing and the rash traders on the decline saw quiet lift
ing of prices 7Ois In tho afternoon Between
60ls and 697s prices then nicely balanced ~
Japanese jugger balances ball OD his toes but near
the close the restored confidence Of traders sh At
tered by persistent sales that carried prices down TO 60
ccDts Tho Them Creek district produced 5l42 barrels
by the last gauge but will be something xpeced
any important field developments within ten days
The only Significance TO the speculation to-day les IN
Threatened to say carrying rates were normal at 90 TO
76 cents IL not generally known before o'clock
that assignment had been made BY q largo Wa-st
house nevertheless the market ended active and weak
Tho raneo OF pricos and the dealings were
follows
New-York tribune., 1885-01-16
BONDS AVID BANK STOCKS.
con
n 49,

Ches & Ohio Cur'cy
,01U.
2. 900 ....2G
CCC G Ind
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1885-02-14

Edwin Arnott, widely known actor and
dramatic writer, committed suicide last
week in Chicago, by cutting his throat with
n razor and the curtain dropped on the last
bloody act, Whisky and poverty were the
demons which ruined the career of this
whole souled, genial actor, at the early age
of Sc. Arnott appeared at the Opera House
here last Thanksgiving, in Sentenced for
Life He leaves widow and two small
children In straltened circumstances. The
play Of Sentenced for Life" was written
by Arnott, and the first and last stand by
the company was made here. The com
pany Was lily strung together, and when
the time came for the curtain to rise every
man of them was partially drunk +. A.
Sherwood says that Arnott had in him the
elements of a lirstclass actor had his gc
Mus been properly applied
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1885-02-14

From the biennial report OF the Illinois
State Auditor recently laid before the le-
gislature, we Gull few figure which may
Interest our readers;
Amount paid into the state treasury by
the Illinois Central r. r. from March "a
1850, to April 30, 1884, S9,G4S,Gi94l
Excess of receipts over disbursements Of
the general revenue fund from Oct I, 80,
to Sept 80, ~, $15O1537e
Paid sheriff of La Sale county for con.
veying 20 conyicts to Joliet, S1-S3, 1854
and for taking conyictS to reform school,
$l6.25.
Expenses of Appellate court, ID district,
'Sl-s3 S2,597OS. Salaries of judges 9th
circuit, 'sI-S3, $2l,S7j. States attorney La
Sale county $500.
Paid Capt. Blanchard, Co. ID, for armOry
rent, &c, 81 to July SO, $5SO6S; Capt AL
lington Co. l LA Salle) same time, S692
State school fund distributed in La Sale
county for the years $50 and 'S3, $94, 1879
Amount school tax paid to La Sale county
by collectors same years, Si5,7l322
Total tax of La Sale county for 1889
SG51, 1549i; for SO, SGS4,G79,1G.
Total equalized value of railroad proper.
ty in La Sale county SO, $l,755,62j. Total
equalized value of all property in county in
'S3, $l9,GO19j2.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1885-02-14

Look out in de gloomerin' meadows
Whar de long night rain begin
So ne call to de- hirein' shcpa'd,
Is my sheep, is dcy all come in:
Oh, den says de hirclIn' shcpa'd,
Dcs's some, dcy's black and MN,
And some. dcy's pc OF Wcddas,
But dc res dry's all brun@ IN,
But de res dcy'S all brunG in.
Den de massa oh de shccpfoP
Dat guard dc shcepio' bin,
Goes down in de- gloomcrln' meadows,
Whar de- long might rain urgjn- -,
So he le' down de ba', oh dc shecpiol' ,
Calm sof, Come in, Come in,
Calm sof', Come in, Come IN
Den up tro' de glromcrin' meadows,
Tro' de col night rain and win,
And up rro' de gloomcrin' rain-pai
Whar de slrct IA pic'cin thin,
DE po' los sheep ob dc shccpfoP
Dcy all comes gadderiO' in,
De po' los sheep ob de shcePfo!
Dcy all comes gaddcrln' in.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1885-02-14

lTArE OF ILLINOIS, APPELLATE CoUGr VIVIAN
- and for the SecOpd District Qj s0id state.
ANAL f. Jackson and The Marscillrs Manufacturing
Company u.s. william Richard, Implicated, &c.-h'1"
10 La Sale - go M, Ma.
settles Manufacturing COmpany.have sued ont Writ OF
error from said Appellate Court 10 reverse judgment
obtained by aid William Richard Implicated as atOrc-
said against Sarah X Smith, Jennie r smith, Kat" L.
Scott and Hattie f. Smith, Gilbert L. smith ana Henry
h smith, minors, by their next friend. sarah H. Snlth;
and James g. Scott and Robert Nee. smith, in The sad
Iircut Court of La Sale county which said writ of err
ror il now pending in said Appellate Court and where
AS writ OF sce dtGS has been duly issued here re-
truabe on the first day of the NEXT term Of sala Ap'
polate Court TO be holden at Ottawn, in said state on
The third Tuesday in May next according 10 law; anu
whereas also IL appears by affidavit on ME IN me
clerks Office OF said Ape late Court that the SAID WI
liam Eckard Is resident of the STATE OF ILLINOIS,
land without the reach of the profess ~ said Appellate
Court; ,,..,,. -. -, a.,
Now thcsefore, you, the said William Richard the
sa defendant in error, whose nOnreSdcncc appears as
Aforesaid are hereby notified 10 be and appear before
The Justices of said Appellate Court, al the next term
OF said Court to he holden at Ottawa IN shd STARE on
The third Tuesday May next to hear the record ana
proceedings brought into said AppeSn Court on re-
turn of said writ and the errurssigncd ityo
shall see t and further to do and receive what salt
court shall order in this behalf
Dated this January 18Th, n H. lNS' ,,,,,. g,,,.
II = E,trvrr Attorney ian2l
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1885-02-14
Valuable Properly Tor Sale.

/ drrc 70 sell Immediately the following rrnptriy,
situat.n the city II Ottawa:
No. A TWo-story Brick building. ajNdO e., W'Ia Il
i.stOrIrUn clad 2NiD la the rear. The buildings are
lhs property is NJ Clinton street. one ovCa VI
recllykest Of court house: and a bargain.
No. Ny Residence, situated on llupOS AYtGNt.
the bt residence street in Ottawa The ground con
tlins ,,out Of House has ~ rooms closets.
bath rpm and cellar aresan, well and uisterE water
good lrn coal and wood houses: abundance OF shade
and ftt trees all IN lrst-cass order Parties cunGtn'
patin!Ouying hu,idng viii ind ltto AcirAdyantage
To lOoqat this property. Time viii be given uu part II
desired Inquire at nay residence Or ot Or j. @ Harris.
mari GEORGE JEkYLL.