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, 1879-04-10
1TItNfH.


r,,o pu,.,,, -. w. e.
4no A"tap"!et fo1k ha}nc ~ Cn'ea0o ital''
foasi ms declared dividend Of ~ per cant
quarterly OIL tho special stock, also TX per cent
quarterly on tic reo,,tar stock.
n.,. ~, e.
Inc oittccfS hn'l directors o1 the Chicago d
Southern Railroad, which runs ftotn this city to
Thornton, held meeting yesterday morning at
t,,c cgtc, ~ I'm u,,nd trrnn. Ro,iw,v t., thI.
city, anl decided to put on several passenger
truIna ffonn 1nno rim for eomc tmn no,n IN
MEDIATE I'M .,a,oo ,,,a,, +, ill.,. p"e' -
"eso'''.'o''"to @'e psopo "'""s 't' ""e+
Mr.. II. D. Lcdyard, General Manager Of the
Michigan Central Railroad, ia In thu c!ty on
hu,Incas connec,et1 with mi. cnt1 NJ thn ro,s
~" r..t,s., .,s ~" ,, ~ 1 "a " l.'s ,oAu.
'lf' l'eu'afo euYa o'8 roaa IS uoi'e mn excellent
business, md tfle earnings arc 'arEcr than those
oi Iast year but ior Inc lncK u moro cars tho
busihcas ot the road "ould bo still larger.
The emigration from Capa,1a to Maintain II
assutnIng Immense nrt,1ortiTns' f,niv' y fc,s ~
tlays auo 50o cnlEranis cI,,c iIcrc hv ihc Mfchi,
ran Central OH Their way Ia MnnitoIa. md lat
evening tIlr han,n rrad brought. hcro Sa1 nnrc
They arc roi,r Nurtl bY tic Cbtcaro 4 Nnrti.
wcstcri, and the Chfcarn. Xi)wa,krc l. Il psut
nalJroals. ~ wv "A'
n.,.. c.., r..,-,. .
H. qsnerel ffct9nt ARents OF TIC roada
leA!iH1 F.ast lFo3l thls CITY nt!a meeting yEs-
, 1879-04-10

q sailors, Ia which is Interviewer boat sonR
70 IL IL another hong for Hrglnia In tho hcst
sty!e o. tfle FRENCH Gt'anson, n,,l In reality ,e
,,, msst or h11tnosr Of ttc opcra, as tt contains
f'na1e, seena. tho subject OF Witch IL ths Dc.
pa551ure. 5f!n s.'3t, 9f ,nsYia.a.-eose thc act:
,.e ~ ~ s' for "it a epsf fouhe nt H. 3, etc.
qunrtette, fur 4IEadane Ie Ia Tour. 1iraIa, 'iur-
gartt,atM Donfn9o. The melancholy, I,am, aIonc
unon tue islan.!, xlycs expression to his tcaI.
ings IN 2 Lotter'song" mo, TO-, which ha.
be inoAotonous. From melancholy raA turns
to ecstasy, anl 10 4 kind Of clairvoyant vision
tNo. ~ secs N.gsnia IN a richl Furnished
salon, III tic act VI rejecting the attentions OF
~ 5Sr fan. lie lcars her song, and rep1tas To It..
The effect Is decidedly original, tiou9h tlIs
music Is not very striking. The flnale Of "tl,c
5hipwFcek - mo. fs) closes the work.
raging I'll: house was we'll Tiled, and, tla It oeeu
pleasant evening. There wuutd undoubtedly
hayu been Jam. tile audience received ts,,
performance M With frequcat marKs Of sattsfsc.
lou, nf"l at times with ontfnsss of hearty et
tbusias1n. Tie trio which closes tho llrst act
recalls. Tie Grand Duo aiss, brought siss
abbott AMI Mr. Castle out three times, nu'l tho
applaaso aia not cease unt'l tho nuher va;
Of 'a1l Il. Villa pn sonr '0' Tbe,e 'EI, ,Irss
numbers viii always cuIoy popularity, hut lie
movement of the opera as whole IS tedious
its musical interest Is not sustained. It lackA
inspiration. The Old saying lat what Is good Ia
nut original, n,nl what 10 original Ii not
good. applcs IN certain acnso 10 It. Tie duet
of tlG second act, which Ia the great number of
the opera, Inns real fra u.nl "go" In It, hut its
best work Is borrowed from "'rhe Ilugueuots u
And "LohenErin.n It does not stFiku Us rs n
work which will have long liEc, thuluh there
arc numbers Which are worthy of the best artists
nt,I which nflght tu survive on the concert
stage. With lnrge orchestra um
ct'orus anu strong artlsts, al,l with
q stnEe better adapted Eor It's
scenic representation, II wuuil probably have
tnuc:, More telling effect II has !sccn f,iountcd
However, very neatly. uni tic double sccno Of
the lust net Is very striking afnl picturesque. It
Will 1e repeated IN Friday evening. This ovcu-
Ing "Troyatore" will be gtvon.
, 1879-04-10

6pzcfu3 UFsp33t9 70 1Hd 1f114HA
lASAILR, ILL.,, April 4.-At about 19 100 o'clock
a tlra broko out In t,m city, which resulted in
tho destruction Of Thomas Gtll[gan's livery
stable, tho Eaglu iintcl, owned a1ll occupied by
Fl0rtan Waltur, nn'l Michael C!yncll's residence,
u,nl statutes. Tile fire was started by sonlo !r-
cealiary In tho hay-oft Ut tho livory-stablo, us!
sprcad 10 rapidly tut a!x horses por!s!lcl in tho
inmes, anl all thu lusrncss waa destroyed. hut
llttle Ut tllu furniture of tito hotel was saved,
au l1lany Ut thr inmates narrowly escaped with
their lives, hlpst VI Mr. ClyncA's furniture was
Bnyel. Insurance Gn thu llvury-stabIt,
n.l stock, s:1tN, 'Ewu llorses and sll thu car-
riaycs wuru saved. l.oss on Eagle H0tcl asnl
furniture nbult e],5U); Insurance, Sl,hYl,
Cl,ncll's loss IL about s,b00; insurance, al U)0,
SIX HUI hogs belonging; to tiu hosel were burncu
iu tGir Den.
, 1879-04-10
SPAIN,


tARls, April 1.-The approaching visit Of tho
austrian Crown prsnco to Madrid Is believed to
.o'eshaaow lhe marrtago Of kiug Alfonso to
Charles.
tAe 1G!rtt announces That It hHs reason to
us''eSo ths lnasrlave Of King Alfonso ut bpain
, 1879-04-10
CHICAGO.

The alarm frotn Isox 3!4 at 7:2o yesterday
morning Was ca.lscl by tlro upon tho ront Ut
the two-story trune b'slidhs. NJ. Nubcl street,
owne,l ty Mrs. iiuyes. anl Occupied as u dwell
Ing by Jalnca Walsn Damage, s.. Cause,
sparks from tho c!hulncy.
Iho alarm trosn iox 701 at 1878 Ycstorslay
afternoon was causets by aomo Lair catching lire
Atorris' brush fartnry, M. liz North Curk
street. DaAlAzo, nominal.
Ills alarH lrat,, Box 40i at O:45 yesterday
morning NUS caused W tlro upon Tho root ii
tho one'story frau!e.baldsng, No. sNt Aunusta
CAnzles EseAaEl. uatuage, uomiual. Cauao,
, 1879-04-10
FIRES.
THE plILADTLl'1II FIRE,
6ukciaf ltxttalrA 10 I1f Irihnns.

"' ''". "n ~, 1s'
fHi1ApELr1IlA, Apsll u'-lhcro IL not city
In the country In which It ID harler to get at tic
facts about lro thau this. The last .rc was
rca1,, tre ,nost s.r,o,,e that boa hrn,cr m, In
.,.r, t.,. w.. r.. 49, ,'~.. ~. ~. -
''.' e't5 !or 5c"r' - "as y" LIZ seFs si'e "
n ira within tho decade tl'at caused greater
loss than nny within two or three years, nnll
within two Or three squares Of the greatest ilsc
nr Inat t.oa. m tbo s,to ~ yl1cl, hn,,,so,,,,,
..'a1 1n' ~ t"o e'lu y. WIN.
new breR ont1al''e Is ]tat 10" approaching com
plction. 1t broke out Just bcfore O'Clock In
tl.c morning, but the uncl.Incs wcro 1atv tlcrs
wns moi ronrtcr N, Tin 1,rouml ,,ut,l o,clort,
on1 .f,.. p, .,os ,a,,'s .,,.. -, e.,,tt,.,,.
III" a'te'' au hos papcr u,at ''au nn5tu'ns
except mohsoh OF tue event TIT ts llfst ca'tlot'.
UHly two Or three Of the pnpcss had my report
Of the fire ut all. and thcro wae not ouo Tint
r,crrr,1c1 in c,,ttf,,,r cnonp,, r., t,,r .o,um,,
.t.s s'.', .,,,.,t' +e .... ~ - = ,...."
ihe next day picking 1of insurance items "as
slow work. md 1t was not until to<1ay that It
was pusstblo to get anything like an accurate
abatement Of the ,n,urat,cc, To say uot,,tut, of
I'm 1o.sns AZ t,,o snra. ,,ar, W., ,ot h,,o,, ~
s"s 'o.ss9' ~ NV '",es "uso ''t ~. osou ~
huinel, lof '!'any OF tl!ean "ere III Inc fourth
stories mt wpre buried deep in tho rubbish.
Ihu loss was pretty generally distributed,
thouo,, ,,,o l,,r,, cn,,,o,,1s Nv .F rattv froo
t,' s.' H., ..,,
, 1879-04-10

MINNEAPOLIS, Mimi, April GA fire at East
Minneapolis at an curly hour this morning
destroyed the nachInc.shops OF Bushnell IL
Hayes; loss. sa5,ooo; Insurance, ss,5on. Frazer
& Co.'s sash. tlours. aid blinds; loss, f3,StU;
!nsurnncc. $a,an. I. N. Cone, pump works;
loss, 3,000; tu insurance.
, 1879-04-10
AT ST. CHARLES. M1NN.

6ptcfo3 Dfsoaach 70 Tie Tribune
W1NoNA, A1nn., April 0.-The Kendall ware
house at III. Charles, sfnn., was destroyed by
6rc last night. Loss, 1880; Insured for g. 600.
J.. Schncll had 1900 bushels ut wheat In the
warehouse, which Nus insured for f1,000.
, 1879-04-10

ROME

T4rA1, CONTRIBUTION.
ROME, Apttl g.-'rI,e f'opcs donation OF S9o,-
coo to tho SCHOOL fund Is tho t1rat mutual con
tfibutton from l,fs priynto fortune.
TTIE NEXT CONstsrOnY.
ROME, April 0.--lt Ia reported tllat tho Hext
CnnsIstoEy will not Lo hold until tito tnildle OF
May.
, 1879-04-10
At JANE5V1rLE, WIS.
Epteiat Ettpdfeh to TAs Tribune,

JAHEsvlILH, Wis, April o.-Two franc
houses near the Northwestern roupd-houac,
owned Mrs. Olive Doty, we're destroyed by fire
last night. Tho contents wore snved. f.ass
nbout $t.E00; insured in the North America, OF
PHILADELPHIA, for &, 200. Thought to baYc hceu
tho work Of au inccnatary.
, 1879-04-10

BPRlNoptRLn, ILL.,, Arrtl 0.-Arttctcs OF IN
corporation have been iliud by tho Frccpost t&
Mo,lrue lsallrold Company, which IL tu run
fnom Frceport to Monrvv, Wis.,, striking t1o
, 1879-04-10

~
MEMPHIS, Tenn, April 0.-A special to tho
Eleuiag Ltslqer fsum CotfceyilIe, Miss, says thu
usually auiet towu Of Coirceyllle was aroused
this H,urn!ng ut 8 o'clock by the cry Of fire. At
this time thu Ereatcr portion of thu business
part of The town Is In ashes. The warehouses
Of WE. Morlng, q. v. boswell, Astor L. Astor,
Levy g. Kelly, ". i. Bondurant, aud r. Il.
Ilcrrol, were completely consumed. The stro ia
supposed to bo thu work Of au incendiary. 1t
originated III Hartley llotc. Ernest Hcrtxog,
representing l.ostun atsoo hu,sc, md Harry 4,
Cnltart, the lcmt a1ont, both Made nnrrow
esvapes. Tbs Estimated loss nh ate'cks In build.
tngs' Is S40.tfo0.
The luHsea wcre as fotIows: Astor &; ABtor,
dry gouls and groceries, t100D; uMtnsurcsi.
". a. l3oMlnrunt, dry goods. S7,0]; uninsured.
g., 50U IN thu plau.ers. Of Altssssspp!, sa,O IN
tt!e Wcstorn, OF Torunto. q. " nos,solj,
li4uHa. saa00; insnroL for sl,f'u0 lit plautcrs',
Of Mississippi. L. B. Huron, general lnrrchnl,.
disc, 81, 1W; uninsured. Jatues EskrItlsc,
$l,5lD, uninsured. W. L. Murng, liquors,
Sl,HO; uninsured, lj,u ilotul bnIlding Owned
by Julill Collilss, S1,00; uninaurcA. ". alnlc,l.
eGy, l'oots ai.l Shoes, s2u0. brown j. Co.,
druggists, S2OU.
, 1879-04-10

A very enjoyable evening may bo passed Mt
this theatre In witnessing the play "A Soldiers
Trust" III which Mr.. George c. Bonifacc, d
wcli-knoWn an.l competent actor, appeass ns
GorfUra .tnfo;,.e. 1t fs an interesting stury, and
well presented BY tho company supporting the
Etnr..
, 1879-04-10

LouIsyiLLu. ky., Aprll D,--Tte Timetable
Conyen.Lm of railroad mon, cotnt,riss,x; thu
prl1ls!pal Managers n,nl uetloral Suptslntcs,tl-
ents, hell tlrra to-day, adoptct t4u prcscnt
trai;i schedule.
, 1879-04-10

II" n ttAl34ht3hIt MATIFRS.
snfetal t'orrssponffne> oi The Tribune.
DEs MONIES, la., April G.--Tlcto Is co,si,lcra-
bis nnxfcty oil tho part Of the people to know
what action will be takcn by Tho mnuagcrs ut
tho Chicago trunk lfnrs IN regard to tho sug-
restlon. Ut tho railroad Commissioners. Under
tho old tarilI Law. In sone INSTANCES tho local
rates werc absurd, mud unjnst1v low. Fur
instance, cont only was 'atlowett for carrying a
plow, harrow, or slmfIar freight, n distance Of
ten miles Or less enough 10 pny Tic cost
Of making way-b,E1, ,-whilc 1t cost 10 to t,op
train to lca7o II at stattotl. In such cases
thu people would have no objection to an In.
crease nS rates to those cfatgcd l,y ex.
press. companies for similar services,
hut they do nlJcct to MI Increase on ali rntcs,
h'nl th!s objection Is being canynssctl, rs hap.
per, TO Know. all over lhu statc. With thu aE.
rtc.!'tt;fal portion ot ttc people, who nro tl,e
minority, It "a paramount to ali others, md viii
csitcr largely Into tho puli.lcat ranynss tI,fs
ycnr. unless concessions ARE tna,la by the rnl-
roa! a companies. The Changers nrsuo ffia way:
IL tue railroad companies Or tho trunk lincs
made money Under t1e taflif law, tlloy Gun make
iuoncY now wllcn the purchasing power of
money Is mulch greater thnh It waa then. They
t!9 not consider the capital Invested In railroads
w.e1a'pr % Tug Investment pays nnythng to stock.
Tue Development Of tho State by tindcrlng rail-
qnesttoii VIII IL, item ~ is ' 70 i' eet teIr I
II /. .a,Mc. u. n pss'o,9 Pttgu.
1sm',,r T. 31,t ~ ;. Suc m'@n te vi. tnu
VIII. vt,1Ii,.,ns m h,, s.,i ~ ~ s..,a 'Gg'sW
s'cseGss .1,l' Wne.a WI! We oleastsous.
ars .1e j., .s1IE ,a n 1nsnt . usaha
n, -, ~ s7 , nnt'si; ;. III. LILY 10 n.y. nGa
,,,It I'm, no,,, ,os, ,.,tn.5 t"n, ,a, ~ .,e
n'ssn' ~ s,, ptsty M'en G.ses t'n aMst ass"Iance
~ ,m,! ,lis LIZ mcusIats y Hurty ~ Iowa
,nnn ,,,ns, nv ~ nie nEuR un m ~ l"S
rntfro,I .'tm on,,ers "v w sn,s,,,., .,. r ,ap;,
,,sn,t, "aaie's, W tct.s'.e .Me'F tasl @ M1
.",'s, ,,t 10 s.'a ssop ts9
~, r.,p',,,r. % x t1 sssus w.. y. paM IT,
nMatt ~ ~ ~ ai'" u'or IT., .,'s uaesGnt ule
~ - ,s,; III '.'S 1 ,. ;. ~ +. ''.GI III,
w. VS., y. sarI,et mM slllppcr' II ~ oeIe'ea Will
T 4,tsf ~" easa.a' esat,aa en-. All H..
1o,,n r'aa av. g'trs III" H. y, H. q a. a,,
~ 80 ~. ~ Ms " .I ses'caais III
~, ~. ~ 81 ,a;,, 81 c.i, sM,s WIKI s. 1I.'
a as 9a.n t;s.;.1; - 'as - u! ~
A. 5,I c1s T., ,s, a'o ~ vt,o'o'@'s III s'oss' "'lo
Eifs,r,s ~ nro nes, ,i;,.r Ga, ,,,.9 ,u,t ., H.,
1o.." Mo,,i.s, H'HS W, ~ lSsul % '!o y!
49, tristaa,, setht , Mtoau pro!ee. "G
tinr IL w. 3sn.s "a uGI H. XIII, % ..
,,w. ctv w W. .ni... ~ ra uuu n!ti l iInal
eort IN faa,, pGsi, "nos =. p.'u ,.et
i%,,t1rsi t,,',,.aa uIh , tsa ~ tast. .a a'es
H., n.',,in ~ s ~ VI M"s .ahS uy
ti"e T,,t H. - -, o,t; I '. 80 ~ ~ .i.a '"',
crs IT rarna1s ON. ~ M. ~, .,
n ard m t IL ~ Ky w., set st.l'.. ~"
,,t NJ r,'iom 10y ,t. ~ a.t ~. a.su,,'
r,,rcd Xii it,,, +, In sea, pLI I ~ ~ n,un", XII
, 1879-04-10
BUl2bIAfI.

THE sDtDiKKY FOR WA1Is
LONDON, April IA dispatch from Nangoon
says the burmese Government wishes for peace.
hut lareo uassrs Of tho Burmese aoldtcry arc
moving towards tliu T'ouugtsoo garrlsou, which
has not bcon reinforced.
, 1879-04-10


Mich, says thlt n few wccks a0u sl1o purchased
n railroad ticl;ot from Mr. Nat iiccYes. Ut tllo
tlrni Of Alultortt E McKcuzio, to Denver at,l rc-
turn, for SBt;. Tie ticket was naGu out IN tlle
name Of a gentleman, mil was limited onc
tlatcd March 0. Tic tins bad expired, but A1r.
Nccvus, she A1lcgcs, mado It aEl right BY plarIu!;
ssa" In front Of tho 10" thus making tir
date 20. This lady says slo was told that l,o
Ind authority to To so, AMI tho fact that it
In tho na1nc OF gentleman would not i,yall-
nccepted tho mss anil gtnrtod on her voyage.
SIlu got Us fur III Umnt1a Without trouble but
west OF that point thu Union Pacltlc conductor
detected tho chnHEc nlNl refused ~ ncGcpt
tho ticket, cotnpclltlE tic la1y to pay her farc
to Duliyer. Mrs. Harrington 1iad hot sufficient
rnouey to pay fur her return trip, but vas
pnssctl by tho unlon pactlfc upnn leaving her
trunk gu security. She arrived irre yesterday
aftertonn,A1a, IN eoulpany with Cat':. ltodgsdon,
OF the Union Faciilt, went to nd the eralpes
who had sold her The ticket, a,.d get her monuy
refunded. They went to Mulforsi Il AEckcii-
xfe'5, Oh Clark STREET, which tle lady thought
was iLe pnce whuru t!le ticket WIS purchased,
nl!d who At once Identified Mr. Reeves As tie oo
who Ind Aultt TIC ticket. so demanded her
money hack, but It was refused by the scalpcr,
VIM sa'd hr had to SEQ his lawyer first, THIS
did uot satisfy Mrs. harrington, md ptlo went
ut onrc to the olllco of II Justice Of tho Peace,
altl sworo out warrant asalnst MIR. Reeves for
swu1lti,g and forgery. Mr.. Reeves could not bo
no doubt be arrested this morning.
Mrs. Harrington! Is Il respectable la1y Of con-
siderable grit. Nlll sG snys she IL determined to
bring thu scalpcr 10 1ustlcc. Blu llas taken
remain until tho easc II tlcc!dcd. She will bo
allied in the prosecution by tte Ci,fcuEo Railway
Association, Which will furnish thu lAwytr unu
tho menus u bring tllp caso t0 trial.
, 1879-04-10

State Inc ncar OranrcvIlle. The capital IA fixed
nt s2ta0oo, md tue corporatura nro William
Wagenl,as and ". I. MusHer, Of Orangoytlo,
Whitnoy md A. Ludlow. Of Monroe.
, 1879-04-10

snddcn changes Of the weather often eauao mi.
1nohHrr. bronchial. and nsthn1nttc ts0u6!cs.
''1srownss bronchial Tfnchrs" will a1lay tsrtta-
tion. which Induces coughing, ottsntlmes ciyiu:
innludiale reiuf. Ii cent4 d 0ox.
, 1879-04-10

GERMANY.
ANTICIPATED REVENUE.
BERLIN, April 0.-rhc at,ount OF revenue
which tho Government estimates will ho dc.
rived from the new protective duties Is l0Q000,-
QUO marks, uot 10000.
, 1879-04-10

OMAHA. Ncb.t April 0.-Ycstcrdny n,,l to-day
the Gencsnl Passenger Agents of tho Ka,Isas
Pacific, Atcllisor,, Tupcha g. Sallta Fe, md Tn.
ion Pacific Railroads held a conferences In tllls
city concerning tho passenger business to Colo
rauo, ai.d to-day they completed their labors.
The result Is that cach road Is to restore anil
maintain passenger rates from all Missouri
River points to Colorado un.l vice yersa, and do
maui such rates rs the proportions due theso
roads OH oil through business. On and after
April Ii, all tckuts reading "oycr the Union
Pacific or Kansns Pacific Noada tu points south
Of Denver on tho Denver & lilo Gralsde Iload "
aso 10 DO withdrawn from salt, nfl.l aftcr
April 20 no suct, tickets will bc exchanged
or redeemed by tho Kansas Pacific or Uulon
Pacific. All tickets viA tllo Atcflguu, 1'opcka <E
Snntn Fe isnaa 10 potnta nor.ll Ut Denver Oil s,e
Drnv0r Faciiic md Colorado Central Konds
mus! bs Withdrawn, anu any tickets to Colorado
Springa nIsd Denver, Or points yla Denver, must
be limited TO- continuous passa.c to their
destination, ntst must tu s!gncu by passengers
nnll nadG non.transteruble. a Joint circular
has bcen Issued giving new rates to Colorado
points.
ihe nbove action ends all cutting OF ratcs, for
Il while ut ieast, by these roatls. The i[rss-rlass
lflaItcd ratu to cnver Is ST; TO Lentlyi!u, SAL;
ctntgrant limited To Denver, SEQ; LcayIlle, S3a.
, 1879-04-10
THE RAILROADS..

THROWING OUT IT'S TEN'rACLEs.
Tho Atchison, Topokn IL 9uhta Fc Railroad
Company announces tho incorporation, of tn,
Kansas CITY, Emposia Il Southern Railroad
Company to build road from E!uporia Via Ei-
rcka to tho south line of tic Statu Of knneas Of
whtc!, stxty.tlyo niles will bc constructed this
year, at un estimated cost OF $lO,t0G per mite.
The Incorporation Ut thr Cowley, snmucr Il
Fort Smith railroad Company Is also announced
By tho Atcllison, To,,uka & Santa Fe, tn build IL
ron,l from Wichita via Winfield to tllr st',,tsrrtl
lt1ie Of tile State ut ur near Atel!sD, III CowleY
Connsy, md MISC tro1n polnt on tsiat roal via
Wellington to t!le south linz Of the Htate Of
Kansas, ut Or near caldwell, vi which 1t viii
construct this year scventyseycll mflrs. tflH.
sn'uo connany has n!sn secured thG ncurrora-
tion Of the Nlaron y Mcphcrson Railroad Com
pasly to build Il EuAd fruln FluFcllcu yla Marion
toutru a,ul Mcpherson City 10 puint Oh Its
ina[,, ltne Ill Niuc County, Of wefi lurty-sx and
one-llatf miles will be constructed this ycar, ut
~ cstitnatgd ;. eost :, of so,Ng per milo; The
pauY viii lease thu scEcral roads on .cir COM
plction, furnishing 1oIltns-stock md puyln.
rental Of mol less tllan IS per ecnt nor
more than IS per Ut their respective
ahlc when t!le leases nre made. These several
conpa,lies will Issue llrst-n0rtCnge Gontl ruiz.
ming thirty ycars, with interest Mt per ccut per
a,lntin,, payablo seni-uunually, principal md
interest guaranteed DY tile AtehlHOn, lujlGkn "
Santa Fu Railroad Company, nild linttcd 10
5000 per mile. In consideration Of Tits guar-
antec,tl Atchlson. .Topeka j. snnta Fo Railroad
Conpnny will receive at the cnp!tai stock of
tGsu several companies, less what Is delivered
to tho soyrrnl counties uni townships for aid
voted.
To accurc the money necessary to construct
!,e tsscral roads, Tin Atc'tson,. .ropeka y Santa
fo ottnr tue follow =. proposal: For - ,0ou III
c,lsll tlie Company MI gIyu one s1,uU0 bond Of
one Of tlesu companies al,1 ono sharo of thu
capital stock Of the AtchIson, Topeka 4; 3nnta
Fc llaI1road Company, each holder Of seventy
shares Of suid stock being entitled to subscribe
for 81, QUO or ,iultfnlus thereof. rhls subscrip-
ton fs nov Offered to the Stockholders Of Tic
Atcnison. Topeka d Santa 10 Railroad, Of rec
ord April II, until April IL.
, 1879-04-10
ADJUSTMENTS.
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The Osceola times., 1879-05-10

the juice Of a lemon iu dish or bowl
and pour the cream upon it, stirring i
till quite cold.
OATMEAL SAMP.-Put pint Of oat
meal to soak in warm water a few hour
before cooking IL; just water enough Il
cover IL, then pour this mixture into
boiling water, little at a time, with
good pinch OF salt, and let 1t cook slowly
the same as cornmeal hasty pudding
for half an hour or longer. A pudding
can be msde OF 1t by using eggs, milk
sugar, rAisins aud cinnamon, the same a'
for other puddings.
LEMON MIEcE MEAr.--Take one large
lemon, three large apples, four ounces
beet suet, one-hslf pound currants, one
hall pound stoned raisins, four ounces
white sugar, one ounce candied orange
and citron; chop up the apples and beti
suet; mix them with the fruit and sugar
then squeezs the juice from large lemon
into a cup; add glass OF sherry well
mix the whole; 1t is fit for immediate
use.
RHUBARb PIE.-Psre your plant by
peeling and slicing prt in tin vessel
and pour over enough boiling water to
cover IL; let 1t stand on the stove until
the color changes and 1t begins to gel
soft, but not long enough to fall to pieces;
drain of all the water, fill your pie dish
previously lined with paste, add three
iourths of pound sugar and good
lump OF butter, drodge with -four and
cover, wetting down the edges OF your
crust.
SWEET RUsKs-Nne pint warm milk
half cup OF butter, one cup. of sugar,
two eggs, one tablespoonful salt, two
tsblesro1nfuls OF yeast make sponge
with milk and yeast; add -four for thin
batter rise over night; in the morning
add butter, eggs and sugar; beat well
together; add salt and -four enough fol
sot dough: mold with the hands into
balls lie, them rise very light and bake
wash the tops with soft cloth, dipped
in molasses and water.
FIG PUDDING.-One pound -four, siA
ounceA fresh beef sLet, with half tea
spoonful of salt, and one ponud figs
with one teaspooniul of baking powder
Chop the suet as fine rs possible, re move
all strings; mix well with the -four, sal
and baking powder; make this into ,
paste with iced water, and roll out in !
sheet; cut the figs into long slices, cove,
the paste with them, tie in cloth ant
hoil in fast-boiling water for two hours
Eat with sauce.
The Osceola times., 1879-05-10
A Silver Anniversary.

Yesterday afternoon, the 10th inst,
the Mason Il Hamlin Organ Company
celebrated, by dinner at Young's Hotel,
the twenty fifth anniversary OF the com.
mencement of their business, which, by
its own merits has grown to large pro.
portions. AT the start the capacity of
their works was two or three melodeons
per week, the best OF which sold for
about one hundred dollars each their
present capacity is over two hundred
cabinet organs per week, and they are
most of the time behind orders, while
their best productions now command five
hundred dollars esch, and in except )nsl
cases several times this amount. In
numbering their instruments they have
reached l04 600, having actually made
and sold nearly that number. Ofgars
of their make have obtained an extrsor-
diusry reputation all over the world, and
are sold in every civilized country where
the tariff is not so high as to be piOhib.
itory. Musicians recognize in them a
distinguishing excellence in quality Of
tone, the result, in large measure per.
hsps, of peculiar skill in roising reeds,
an art which originated with this COM
pauy. Bat in every respect it has always
been a principle with them to make in
each detail the best instruments possible
and TO sell them as low rs possible.
The skilltul carrying cut OF this policy
has resulted in thi, great success. - BoS.
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