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, 1879-06-03
SPRINGFIELD,
Veto of tho Quail tilll-Tho 1lllttln-rro-
Experimentation OF n Bond
Fifty fcnra Old.

Veto Of tho Quail tslil--Tho Alllttla-rro-
neutrality-suspicious. OF a Bond
Fifty Ycars Old.
6pecfa! pispa'ca 10 73e 7fibwn&
srn1HoriEIp, H., June a.-The Governor to-
day vetoed Senate Bill 943, which prohibited
the killing Of quail and Virginia partridge until
Oct. !, 1851. lis veto message, addressed to
tic Secretary OF State, reads rs tollows:
hand you herewith Senate Bit No. a43. for m
Act fos the protection Of 4aas!s and Virginia ast
Fiags, without my approval. Ny oh|cctlon to this
IN Ills Saam Il emnoa n s s'qss lss,on ~ Se
Datne laws. which has hcen enacted Ut this sesson.
Vary respectfully, $. ii. CuLIox, Governor.
The facts are that this bill cauc UP In tho
sion, With largo number OF Others and failed
to unss. Tic clerks bring overwhelmed with
work. and being worried BY everybody TO bury
along thrtr bills, in sonl9 way marked this bill
MS passed, so that It WIS laid before Tho Govern
or by mtstako. BUT, AZ hs ih not officially ad-
yIsei Of this, thu Journals having not yet been
published. llu places his veto on tho grounds
ssatcd. Tho failure Of this bill ia source Of
great satfsinctl11l to most sporssncn.
The following gcuera order waa Issued to-
duy:
0rsaaA1 nEAnQrAn7ena, srArs or 1Ittxn's.
ADICTANr. GENERALS OTYlcB SFnlNiirtELp. June
over arc drscsed mt to recruit beyond thelr pros.
ent strength, except to nl vacancies. ~ 1t Ia nDw
n' h,s s assssy sswss sss y s.es s =; q
when companies now numbering only forty mon
arc recruited up TO tho minimum required br tho
'y ordsF of tAS novstnor aaa Go%msnter'n.
Allt..ticn. nllllard to-day !ssuod commissions
First-Lieut. and AdJutant Frank Noble, Of
Rockford, To bo Lieutenant: Colouel Of tho Third
ltegmont. Vice Coulter. Resigned.
Ftrst-Ltc!lt. Henry "; Starr. os Rockford, to
he stajor Of the Third Regiment, vtcc Pbc'ps,
Sam i. Townsend, IN old aud well-known
resident Of tlfs city, tas been appointed Assist
mt Inspector III tic t'rafn-l Inspection Depart
ment. and left for Chicago lust night to enter
upon thp duties Of the pos!ttun to-day.
den. J.. G. Smith, statn Treasurer IN satur-
banker, fur callectlon state bond Ut tho tsaua
u 1881, purpurtng to be issued In 1889, for
GlQ0 sterling ststl payablo 1T The banklnE.house
Of Wright s. Co., Lonton. 1t was iIIe.l os.t In
STATE .ru', bors WY lvht Impression Of tna
tsHa Gomaiss1ouef p0 Of II ecds Tor shc sta,o ,.s
ot Wtscona,n:" i o, slso parpoIed to
70 s'gea v,y ny m"y oo Tonas M Gaf ,xs AL
wcrs Intact, had been t1lcd tip. CON parlsotl
nfihe signatures with thosu on other State m.
pcrs showed that they Vcre tnrgctl, .and tnncl'
unlike those Of Carln aud Ewln; Very Attlc
tradition l,rro to ttlu effect that, tnauy wears
ago, tho stuto olllcrrs took large
quantity oi b'ank .'nd. l.,. in'o tie y,, ys,,a
+ cm is p utsanf 5 ss t" su ' Tno ~;s' "'s
was very hlgI, n,uI 1t is SAIL that nanv Of them
wer0 srntscfet! about tho city anil neytr recover.
cd. Thurs fs no means Of knowing how ManY
Of tf,ess ola blank bonds my still ta IN exist
rnce, mud tile business community sh0IlA rarc.
fully scrntinIxo auy which lnay bs presented for
negotiation.
, 1879-06-03
TIE NORTHWESTERN AND ROCK
lStANn.


4 number Of prominent Eastern capltaltsts
intercatel IN Wcsteru railroads ara registered at
tic Gra.ltl pacttc lIotc. They ase hero to par
tlclpatc 'n thu annual election Of the Chicago,
ltock Island & raciac nnd Chicago & North
westurn Railroads. Tho former Will hc held to.
morrow aud tho latter Thursday. As regards
the election Of tho Chicago, Rock ls,nnst i Pa
rlc, It ls not believed tilcrH will b0 any changea
will probably maintain his for'acr relations
towards thu Company. At tlle Chicago s.
Northwestern election jar Gould VIII lose Thu
crp lle l,al on tnls foaa, an,t his p!aso WI 10
t1 " y s t1ra a, ot ass = ncS s1
nancs arp u. J.. Sykes, .Jr:. A. q. 1lultnan' Y
i. Flower, ". II. Ferry. +. II. Smith, md Al
bert Keep Ut t!,eso, Messrs. s,kes, Dulnan,
a1lt! Kosn will uudoubtealy By re-r1cctol, uscr.
hare rather been. instrumental In bringing
anuut tie chunce that IL totuke place Tt!urslar.
Sir. Kccp IL lt,e prcsltaent, u,A III. II. l.. sykes
tho Vice. President mud Treasurer ol this Cum
pany, and Mr. Dul,nan u llte Chairman of tho
Ferry, a.,i Perry ii. s,,.l,. It Is believed, will
have TO stop down aud nut. '1!l't Their places Will
ha tillua BY sIr. Augustus schcll, u Naw York,
Tia W tesus ot III. Gould un sltlney Dlilon, ii
Directors of This road, DO nut expire until two
yo4ra from now. It IL not known whether they
intend to resign Or uot. Mr., Dillon " on thu
GROUND In pcraun. but NJ. ioald. 1t T. nudcr-
resian s ,islr piaros viii. no doubt, also
b. Allea 4y Vanderbilt iAen. TIN change
In the Directory Ut this roao. IL ts belIcye WI
NOT xlfect the prescnt management, ,tsla " y
almost certain that all thu present officers will
An,oug il4e Directors Of ths roal who a.o
;sli'ey. W. j.. Scott. t. +. Flower, &. }. os-
, 1879-06-03
SPORTING NEWS.
THE TURF.

CINCINNATI, juno 9.-1lle snrtug meeting Of
tho Quccn City Jockey Club opens tomorrow,
and will continue the remainder OF tho week.
Pools on to-morrow'n raco sold tonight as fol-
lows: First race, t111le dash, scyentcon named
Egyut sold at 60 sgatnat 55 for the field. includ-
i,g Nayfarer, Grapplc, Brill, Charles Bush,
Glcndafia. Frank Short, Juhtoyer. urcysley,
Nellie Hooker, Junata, Kowdv 10y. Surge, Mol
lfc s{agtnfcy, Ella y, John Harper. and Mfnock.
Second r1sc, ',hlo Derby: Den I'm. 81; Lutte
i; CASH Clay. 4.
Tnisd race, tnflc heats: Dunlirk, 70: Ada
Lambert. 25: Edwin a, 81; Ne!llc Dooker, 10 !;
Crosslet mud Victim, cach: Mary Walton, G.
LOCAL NOTES.
The Jockey Club Executive Committee held a
meeting Yesterday, but transacted no buslneas
Of public Importance.
Tho second payment Of i per cent on ait the
entries II, the 3-year-oltl. 5-yenr-old, anil o:20
races, to be trotted in thfs city July 4, bccane
due Yesterday As soon MS tic declarations III
jlsfeJ. " ~ ''N'
Charles Lewis, who 1ias been assisting Frank
Van Ness In managing the lattcr'a stubic. Of
trottcrs, Was SuIta seriously injured yesterday
ftternoon while driving The trottInE horso Mann
brIno u. on the Jockey CLUB traek. When near
tue half.mtlo fole the animal becoMe ,lnruiy,
aud finally kicked Lewis out Of The su'ky. his
below the kuce md badly broken. The horse
then kicked himself loose from tic sulky. but
was recaptured before tnjurng hitnsclt.
The first stable Of thorouQhbre1a to arrive for
the Jupe meeting was TINT Ut d. Mcdaniel,
which reached tile city yesterday and took quar-
ters ut the track. Tile string consists Of tho
chestnut colt Cassett, 2 years, by Harry Das.
sctt, dam Det Arlington. entered IN the Pacific
hutc and Criterion Stakcs; chestnut colt Mon.
tezu,nn, years, by Harry Bassett, .i1n sallc
Watson, ~ tl,a Illinois Derby. Intcr.O Ocean
Stake. mud Trlal Stake; chestnut flly Dell, by
nois Oaks; brown fllly Lillian. BY Hurry Bas.
sctl, tam imp. Wombas, In tho Illinois 0aka
aud futer.Oecan Stukc: astl Speculation,
borac tllat las ITO engagements nt Chicago.
, 1879-06-03
FIRES.


A still alarm to Engine Compa No. II was
turned 10 by some ono who saw steam issuing
from threc-story brick building, No, % West
Lake street, owned By 4. E. Bishop.
The alarm from Boz 2SS at G:55 last .evcntng
was caused b. the burntng-out Of a chInncy at
No. Ii, West Randolph street. No dntnngc.
\ still alarm to Engine Company No. II at
nt3:19 yesterday morning waa eauscd bv d itfe
by fire tn one-storr frame building occupied
As 4 t.asness.shop by ]. n Ward Cause, u bed
placed too uear IN ovcrleatcd stove. Damage
to building And furniture, $50.
The alarm from Boz 3l3 At $50 yesterday nf-
ternoon Hts caused BY O fire tn n two-sturY
frame barn in the rear Of No, lie Wright street,
owned md occupied bv Edward Noau. Dau1-
agc, s25. Cause, unknown.
, 1879-06-03
BASE-DAIL.
WORCESTER VS.. CHICAGO.
k,.x.}1t Dftryfrh IN YTf 9rfj,ttnA

WoncEBTER, Mass, Juue 19.-Chicagos, no
hits; no runs: eleven errors. Worcestcra
twelve hits, with total OF twonsy; eleven
iuns, i've earuea; no errors. Hankluson pitched,
and Harbdgc caught. The game was called
on account Of ram Mt the end OF the seventh
inning. The Wurces.crs ptayed Richmond and
Wuslow, their new pitcher IA 1cfs-hander) and
catcher, nnd not onr Of tho ChicaQos biz tho
a base on ninc balls, md Was the only man of
the Chcagos to roarh frat, eight Of tie twc.Ity-
ono mcn who went to bat striking nut. Goro
n1ld Shaffcr cnct struck out three ttmcs, Har-
lidgc once, and Da1rYmpe once.
a1AcnEsTER vs. UTICA.
MANCHESTER, N. H., Juno 2.-3lanchcstcrs, Z.
81 Uttgus, l.
, 1879-06-03
The RhNQS,


WATERrown, Via, Junc 2,-1he folirih all.
NUM- Convention Of tho Wisconsin State Baud
Association commenced iss session IL this city.
The following bands asu present: National
Home, Of Milwaukee; Hover CIV, Of danes
vile: Library, OF Bancor; Mansion. lEnrtfortl,
Spirit Lake, Of Barabno; Catholic Total Ahstl.
nonce. Ut Portage, and Of Watertowr. A concert
unl picnic was hel IN Conrarda Island this
afternoon, Intended by g,0o0 wnpIe. 1hIa
eycnl,1g u Eranll concert, partselpafrl IN b,
nil tho bafils and tho Watcrtown Concnr1l
Saciety, tnok place 1t Turner HALL. Thu Con
FcntIuN ll0lds over Tomorrow.
, 1879-06-03

CHUPS.
Gpscfdi Di&pa!th ts TAe Tribune.

Gpscfdi Dspa!ch ts TIE Tribune.
OMAHA, Scb, june 2.-Ncports from all parts
Of t's State arc to the effect that The recent
hcary rains did no damage. but that crops ara
eycrTwhcre looking splendid. The outlook for
Nebraska this year was never better.
sjs~ctaf f1sHufc, fo 7as Jyibvrh
Fosp pu LAC, Wis, juno "A licavy frost
this morning destroyed in some localities corn,
!'raus, and other tender p1ants. No apples werc
left to 10 Injured. tho previous cold weather
having destroyed nearly aIl the buds and sets.
, 1879-06-03
AAlUSEaf.E .ENTS.

4tsA Etkll1sSt
The McDonoueh md Fuiford combination ap-
peasel tn the city last night. Their engage
mcnt will last ono week. They arc to be thanked
for one th!ng-tntroductng 10 us new actrcss
Miss hun.e pIx!cy, We believe Il Californian,
whose inlt!al performance, II the temper Of the
audcuce can be taken for nnythlng, VIA In
every sense n fuectes. Tie house was small
one but 1t will be s.rangctf before the end OF The
wcek Sfr. Bliss Whitaker l'nsn't all he can do IN
tlic box Office. "sl't.ss" was the play recently
given at another house IN this city. There Is
nnscrfal enough in It for most effective drama,
but in the present work the mntersa1 has not b5
my means been skilfuly used. It Is full Of
crud[ttcs. Perhaps tic first net is The most
artistic Ia the play were It not for the climax,
which "a clumsily managed. Tile second act
Is excessively tedious. Tie third act Is
saved by its tria!-scenc There is plenty Of color
md a variety OF frontier character; tho language
1t times Is strong, often powerful, mud ls ffe-
qncntly cxquisftely Rnd naturally poetic. Hut
although thu play abouna in fauits as dram, attic
work Il serves admirably TO exhibit the f'ne
toubrette qualities Of Miss Anu,e Pixley.
t,,,sn or course s';e em1od'e' ahs Mm. ne
her hands is, delightful In tts freshness and
charming in its naturaluess. Her figure Ia neat,
her face pretty and pleasing. her arc1, delivery
an1 appreciation of humos stamp her as M ex~
ccedlngly good cooasdy. actreas, and hrr easy
confidence md freedom from gesturc shows that
She has g rare aptitude for acting. Among hcs
uxccllencles sEe possesses strong, flexible.
sympathetic voico which slie sklllsully controls.
Her stnGing was warmly and dcservedlr 40.
demanded md rcden1anded. With great spirit
slIc reudors It, but with a little less action on
!ler part II would be nluu! murc effective. III
The pntt,ettc scenes sue showed quito Us mitch
In fhu
, 1879-06-03

has rcmunerated me fatrly we'll for the risk /
took. Of one thing am sure, ! shall he hapny
at auv tIa,o TO duplicate the engagement with
Mr.. Wallack whenever II shnt suit that gentle
mans convenience 10 play again Ia tho Western
cities, Very respectfully, J. II. uAvEnt1."
, 1879-06-03
1srunkenncss in England,

somo interesting stattastcs about drunkenness
In Grcut Britain hare reccntlv been COLLECTED,
which Indicate TINT the vice Ia still growing. Tie
amount spent on Intoxicating liquors Increased
from Es4 -. III In 1860 to ,75s in 1870
ulatton. Ono Of tina most startling things de-
vcol'ed is thu growth Of Drunkenness nmong
women In the large ct!cs,-7. .000 Of the sex being
arrested for this otfenhe In London during the.
ycnr 1915: while In Elnburc the number OF
drunken woncu Increased ~ per cent during a
pcrIat In which the population grcw only per
cent.
, 1879-06-03
THE Cu1LprES,s p1SAFoRE,

THE CllIlADltE1Ns9 IlSAFORE.
Tie cl!ldren's company Earo their first pcr.
tormaucc Of ''rlnalore'' last evening to large
houso at Hooley's Theatre, and tho children
deserve to Be credited With the best performance
Of this work that has cvcr been given 10 Chi
cago audience, not only In the ensemble, but
also In the individual effort Of the principal
so1ol<ss The leading parts arc cast rs follows:
Str .Io,eph Porter, Miss Josie Hnnler; Capt
Corcoran, Snster Clendcnning; .RalM Raelstrae,
Miss sIlunlc Maddcrn; Dick Deaatye, Master
Charles Williams; Bodttrdin, Master Charles
Deuachman; JJsphfnt, Miss Msy Everett: But
f<reup. Miss Emma Hanlev; Llt5t, Miss Emma
Haggcr. Tho cast was not only remarkable
ouo for children. but In some re-
spccts It was beyond the standard Of
the older artists. To particularlze, the
Captain, Josephine, Datt<rcap md iealph Rack
that hayc ever bcen made In this CITY, The Cap
tain Is manly, ligntaatl lad, very excellent
actor, aud has rumatkatly good VOICE, though
before the s!oso Of Tie oncra he was troubled
l,o Is suffering. The RaM (sItss Madueru}, O
brieht.cycd young miss With q remarkably ex-
presslvu fave, though her voice is weak, is
phenomenal as Oh artress, and shows proupt-
work and a knowedre Of tho stage
and stage business that aFo simply
wonderful In one SO young. She carried tho
houau by storm. anil was frequently eneored, as
she deserved to be, for shu Ia BY far the best
Italnh wo 11agc - had. The samn may be said
Of Jusepht,1 {Atlss Everctt(, who IL charming IN
voice and aeIon, graceful In her style, and
thoroughly acquainted With her part. Thu But
fercup taiEss HanIey), also 10 deserving Of great
praise, not oulY for her remarkable dramatic
ability. but also for her vocal quality. She ia
strong, prompt, anl 1eatIng In lier singing. and
ller conception VI the part showed extraordinary
Intelligence. The Fcmsln!ng parts, thu Adnsira!,
Lttt, tie Hoat.loaiH, and Dick Ueatye, we're by no
means bad. Ife'r, In fact, observes a p!aco uy
the slide 0t her older sisters wtio hare done the
part here. Tic chorus, cOulnosed OF about
fiEty fresh young voices. Is far superior to an,
that has jet been hero IN their attack, cxpres.
sout und precision, although tho tcInpos arc
takcn at q rattIpg pace: Thoy sng With q dash
uni vim that arc Irresistible, and With an appnr-
cnt delight nnd satisfaction With tlleir own work
tllas arc vory amusing. The performance vas
received by tho large aujtence With almost COLI
stant n,ltl enthusiastic expressions OF delight.
It will be kept On the h0arlls NIL the week. md
tlo loYcr of 'Pnafore should miss seeing this
very extraordinary performance.
"ptnuiore" entorcu upos its second week. at
McFickcr's last evening with lts tender, "Cox
and Box,h and Tas gtYo.l to q generous Rudl-
GuCG,
, 1879-06-03

ahftfas UISJ1d1cF 70 7hf 7F7EuNE
MILWAUKEE, June 1.-pctcr Peterson, a resi-
dent Ut Evanston. H., where ho has n wife and
children living, fell from srcsttc bridge thirty
feet high north Of this city at noou Today, and
su!fcrcd compound frac.nrc of ans OF his 1cgs
and Internal injuries. lie Is thought to 10
fatally burt.
, 1879-06-03
Run OYER AND KILLED.
&ptcfdf 9f*udtsh to TIE Tt-fAhns

FoaD pu LAC, Wis, Juno 9.-John Dillon, M
cmployc Of tho Chicago d Northwestern Rail-
way, was killed carly this morning eight miles
south of the city. Ills home wos at Oa9tleld,
whittier hc had startrd on foot. Ills head, ono
lec> aud a,la arm. were severed fsou1 the body.
1lo wns 40 years Old md single.
, 1879-06-03


Ep.etat Dtspafeh 10 Ths Tttos.na.
RocHEsrE'., Mimi, juno 2.-John March, 4
veterinary surgeon, was drowned while cross
tnr Tic xlmhro River Saturday evening. Ills
body WIS recovered after twenty-iour hours.
Hc learcs wife and six children.
Sptctdl Dspateh 10 1hs Tribune.
FonT WAYNE, Ind, Jnne 2-To-niRht Au-
gust tanilenroth, n Ind OF u, was drowned Ia
st. Nfaryfs River, this being tho second drowning
fatality within thlrty-st1 hours.
, 1879-06-03

AT TONAwANnA, n. y.
BUFFALO, N. r., Junu Erred 5mith's SAM
mill ut Tonawanla burned to-day. Loss, $780,.
600; insurance, 500
, 1879-06-03

AT EAST SAGINAW, alCtr.
EAST SAG1HAw, Mich, june 2.-1'hc residence
ot Ira .. Lincoln wns destroyed by fire lust
night. Loss. s1.2oo; Insurance. OH building anl
furniture, 81 900, In the Underwriters Of New
York
, 1879-06-03

hearing the exceptions to tic Mastcr's report in
tho case Of Dlair W. Tic Chicago Il Pacific tlai1-
road Company. This was foreclosure suit,
md the road was sold AfnY for t0lD,0 The
obiccttons to tho sale were chiefly tint It was
for an Inadequate price: that the amount due On
the mortgages nnt OH the prior liens hal not becu
iywas lnf}ora Tic objections @ ~ wesc it pubjIse
at length when fled. A motion was nlso made
to strlka thcse exceptions from tile t1lcf. Tic
judge sattl he would during the week confer
with Judge Dsummond, and possibly Judge
Harlan, and then decide tllc matter.
, 1879-06-03

THE WESTERN UNION NAII3lOAD
COMPANY.
Tic argument Of tho motion for Injunction In
tic case OF the Farmers Loan ,E Trust Com
pany VI. THO Western Union Rallroad Company
was set before Judge Drummond for yesterday
morning. b,1t was not heard Mr.. Cary, Of MIL
waukee, appeared IN l,ehntf Of The Chirnpo. Mil
waukca Il 81. Paul llailroatl Company, NM Ut
tic parties Interested, nlld askc tllat Tic hcar-
Ing bc postponed week, as negotiations wesc
probable that the Chicago, Milwaukee, IL st.
Paul Road would bny tho 82,GO0.0N OF bouda
held by the Glasgow hank. md thus dispose Ut
tho interest that was trying u, foscrIoac the first
mortgage on the road.
Mr.. Ishatn. for the cornp'aInants. lid nat wtsl,
formally In ronacnt tO such pustpolIcfncnt,
but be apparently did not l,aro. my very strong
opposition thereto, a,d, after son.c further cotl+
, 1879-06-03

1ul! taflll-fattS ine usllAi utllGroncee IN tatc6
wit be observed. All former circulars rcgard.
lnE rates to hllssourl-Rlycr points nse hereby
cancelled"
---
Tho of1lcers OF tho Grand Tr,,uk Hallway v1s-
t,o1 rarou, rsliuor of1,c,s h, ,h,. .t ro.t
.', ~ s.'s Wy ftate.aat'
Allu Also looHcu over thc depot facilities on Inc
West Side, where their ron1 is to come Ia. They
received during the day d number Of gentlemen
WIN ara intrresteil IN rcttiu,t thc Grurtl 1runk
n t,da c,ty a aa,eo,t.on ~ ntt;,on. fron,
oe nn .. p
Henry Tyler in regard to the extension Of the
Dran,l Trunk vta Volnnrafso. anil alan tho fu,ld
inr Of Inc from Thoruto,, to Joliet. slr Henry
and 'is ataf 1'stened to tho gentlemen very al
tcntivcly, md they were given great hopes tint
their wishes will be fayorably considered md
that the routo they proposed had tic ,est
chance o. behs selected
tribune fcpoftcr hau talk with slF Henry
last ovcuinE. alld asked him whether there was
really chance that tho Grand Trunk would
lo'n '"s "aoaeh III ~, nu,,utns % l'ae 10 Ghieaeo.
a''u coming III hela WI loleoo' lio rcp!le4 ttiaI
such course Ind been urged by tic Wabash
pcople and tic cItxcns OF Toledo, lie had
i,sto,o, n tlcir proroeots ona ,o,n1 -rI,nt tot,
hon ~ sor Ma .raa arars ~ H., ~, "n, .na, sno
nnu ~ sAs' ~ VIZ hMA1e ~ t!e iAet tnlI suct!
Chicnts, nm, tj,e railrnnI]s 1cntIinp .srst frnm
Chcntyo. MD he lortlly believed tht,y word se
lect I'M, ro,,to. It waa their dcsfro 10 maiso
thr .iirauI Trunk M bcnot1cat 10
Chicaro md It's ,ntcrcsts rs posstl,Ie. llowt,,g
full we'll that th;a rlty could ffn ,lore for thcni
tf,nn any nthcr. fle hai ,nere1v eo,no lpra tn
Look ogcr The rrouud, md rccoiye nronosnis md
tnlsnn untii hts ret,trn tn Enr1,ni. ~
The rnnnrter niso n,esiionca the oen.
t,cmnn ,1nnu t,,n nresens ra'roal ~ troui'Ins
IN this conntry. and wiat in his op!nio,i. would
n,nonr roa1s. Dir Hcnry Tv]ce ia emincnt;v
n,jn,ifIefl tn nnavrr that r,tcstinn. barim. hrr,
fnr innr lima nnc nj thc tinvcrnm"nt fnanccs
tors Of lsatlwnya III England, acting under tho df.
ia Engi,si, t1nvcrnmcnt, Iii hssdn. hoin,t
PrcsIlicnt NJ tho f;rauI Trunk he ia ajso nfe.
rec."r nj ,l,c frat Enstcrn Ratfwnv n nt Enginnd
, 1879-06-03

SO halfway work. Cure your cough thoroughly.
1!alc'h Honey OF iiorehonna an! Tar Mill do 1t.
, 1879-06-03
SALE,


krfttJ Ofsr1tfh to IAt T'rfbtine.
CLEVELAND, o., June 2.-Thc PaiocssI1lo j.
youngstown Railroad WAS sold today to thu
Hon. 1ropry B. Payne, William j. Hitchcock,
md Miles II. Martin, Esq, for &102,0o0. Tho
snlc WAS public, aud was 1nadc by the Special
Mssters in the case, Dr. Prentice, Of this citr,
and l.. Flattcry. The secoud uppraIaemcnt oi
the toal WAS $2s77, ,813.
, 1879-06-03

AT WHITEHALL, MICH.
Special pfspafch ia 7hs Tribune.
GRAND RAr1Ds, Mich, June "A special to
The Grand Rapids Eagle says that Dalton's SAN
mill. at Whttthall. burned yesterday. It was a
total loss OF 81. 900; Insurance, 6ll.0o9; cnuse
of fire not stated.
, 1879-06-03

Spsetdf f7ttpntca to Tns TribunG
NEw YoRr, June 2-Comm(ss! 2 Fink has
Issued a circular to tho railroad companies In
tho West bound pool, no,st1' INK them that from
fune tho rates from New York to Missouri
Rlvcr points. Kauaas City 1.oaven.orth, st.
Joscph, and Atchtsou on freight dcsttned 10 or
through thoso cities, will 10 tnado BY ndding tu
tlIa established rates from New York to East
at. Louis, Tho local rates from East st.
Louis TO Missouri Rlrcr points, making tho
totdl rntc from Now York to the Mssons
tl.10 on flrst-cIass. ei.Jl on second s. cents on
third, and o. cents on fourthclass. The eirCtl-
lar snYs: "This total throuRll.rato must be
maintained s,y ali routes, either via St. LoMIs
Ctty. East st. Louis, Ilnnniual. or Chicago.
FrcfgLts sh9ppal via Hannibal will nav FROM
New York to East Hannibal, Iiyst-cass 0i ccntA:
seron. IA cents: third, 0l cents; fourth. 40 CENTS
Frciehts shipped Tia Ct'fcago will pay THO
roat1s cast Of Chicago. flrstclass, II centa: sec-
und % cents: thfTt1, 10 ce1,ts fourth, 40 cents.
The llylsua u freight to Missouri River totnts
will be carried out ms per agreement between
Ehfcauo and st. Louis routes, n,nl freight will
10 diverted from routes which do NOT maintain
full tarli1ratcs Tile usual differences In rates
bctween New York nud other Ben.}oard cities
will be observed. All former circulars rcgard.
luz rates TO Mlssourl-Rlycr points ase hereDy
cancelled
, 1879-06-03
THE CHICAGO TRIBUNE: PAGES

born, y. nrcwater, and Sidney Dillon. Mr..
IegbsL's interests, IA expected hero Wednesday.
The Leavenworth weekly times., 1879-06-26
Hew watches are Made.

II will be apparent to any one, who will
examine a SOLID GOLD WATCH, that asid
from the necessary thickness for engraving
and polishing. the large proportion of the
precious metal used, is neeed only TO stiffen
and hold the engraved portions in place, and
supply the necessary solidity and strength.
The surplus gold Is actually needless, SO far
JAMES BOSS PATENT STIFFENED GOLD
WATCH CASES, this waste OF precious met
al is overcome and the same solidity and
strength produced at from one-third TO one
half OF the usual cost Of solid cases. Thss
process is Of the most simple nature, as iol-
lows: plate of composition metal, special
ly adapted TO the purpose, has two plates of
solid gold soldered one on each side. The
three are then passed between polished steel
rollers, and the result is a strip of heavily
plated composition, from which the cases
centers, bezels, etc, are cut and shaped by
suitable dies and formers. The gold In these
is sufficiently thick TO admit OF all kinds o..
chasing. engraving and enamelling and en-
graved ca g have been carried until worn
perfectly smooth by time and use without
removing the god. These cases are for sale
by all Jewellers, and are guaranteed by SPEC
IAL CERTIFICATE 10 WEAR FOR 20 YEARS.
II your jeweler does not keep them send TO
HAGsroz q THORPE, Ledger Building, PhIla-
delphia, for illustrated catalogue.
mar2aeod&w.