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The Corvallis gazette. [volume] (Corvallis, Or.) 1862-1899, 1879-10-24

A s.Contre. temps" - First Curate /;
ssDelightful change in the weath-a little
sunshine at last hope It'll" Sec
ond Curate "Well, - indeed it's
rather inopportune for 'Slocom Parya.
Our special service of prayer for fine
weather is fixed for next Sunday
An exchange tells of two Ethiopians
trading children. This answers in the
affirmative, that great conundrum which
has vexed mankind for ages, viz: Can
the Ethiopian change his kin?
The Corvallis gazette. [volume] (Corvallis, Or.) 1862-1899, 1879-10-24

President Barnard, of Columbia Col.
lege, holds .'that the mental culture OF
women should be equal in character TO
that of men and that the same educational
advantages should be offered to young
women as to young men. In TINS mat
ter he takes very different position
from President Elliot of Harvard
College.
The Corvallis gazette. [volume] (Corvallis, Or.) 1862-1899, 1879-10-24

There is no barrel of CLAIMS however
watched and tended
But one bad clam is there.
There is no tub of butter howso'er con-.
pounded
But has it's lock of hair.
The Corvallis gazette. [volume] (Corvallis, Or.) 1862-1899, 1879-10-24
ROBERT N. BAk ER.
Fashionable Tailor,

FORMERLY OF ALBANY, WHERE HE
4 has given his patrons perfect satisfaction,
has determined to locate in Corvallis, where he
hopes to be favored with share of the public
patronage. All work warranted, when made
under his supervision. Repairing and cleaning
promptly attended To.
Corvallis, Nov. 28, 1878. 15:48ft.
The Corvallis gazette. [volume] (Corvallis, Or.) 1862-1899, 1879-10-24
CITY ADVERTISEMENTS.

Barnum Lodge No. 2, I. %. o. r.
Meets on Tuesday evening of each week, in
their hall, in Fishers brick, second story. Mem
bers of the order in good standing invited to at
tend. By order of N. q.
, 1879-05-27
should be erArisc IN considering The advantages
or disadvantages Of Ieayti, that section Ut the
r,,tb ,tru -


IN CHICAGO.
The Methodist ministers held uetr usual
weekly ,,sc,,nv vr..rr;1.v uornirr tjd.r
lv,,,,, l., 49, a.'.,, sr,,aa s.a .,,'. e...s
n"''h IL a'o eta'' A"eio "cfe o"'5 "'lco"
present.
An Informal discussion took place regarding
tic missionary Sabbath, juno 1, from which Il
nnnsarrd ,hot j. vn,ov ,,,,ntl.v ~ ttn a,,,,,
a,1s III =. IN 80, INV" 4.a', r.os"k ~. 'o 49,"
o'ae MN 90 ne'd a. Trinity Chatcn SUNDAY
evening. With two apeakers, ono Of whom will
bc Diallop Peek, who will pranch III the morning
At Centenary. Thus fnr Bishops Peck and Net.
rfiI, mid Ira. t,se,f nni rs.haf Ia w sniT Inv
wotlld como tn f;hIcarn. Ali tha ~.
rnngc,nents arc not yct completed. Mon
tlny m0rnttH tu preachers will hold
love feast at lllc First Church. A Committee,
consisting uf Drs. Williamson. ratten, nntt
, 1879-05-27

Tic disbursements Yesterday were 4f08,000.
Tho acknowledgements receipts amounted to
S11s,4s6 yesterday, oi which spirits paiq sol oD4;
tnbacco uud cIgara, s5,420; and special taxes,
$500.
Tl!9 Postmaster disposed Of another lot OF
SSo,000 Of tiln refnndnE certificates yesterday.
llIr usual crowd was OIL hand, n,isl thu suyere
etorln Ut tho night boforo had q tnuss perceptt-
nie ellsct 9n t'lu appcaraucu OF thoso who re-
nrFuNDlNu CERTIFICATES.
Assistant-rreasurer Gilbert sold $49, ,COu worth
Of certificates yesterday, and Collector Harvey
nbout Sl5.oOl Tl.e.u waa, rs usual, IN Immense
crowd of people, 1ncti aud WOMEN, In tue build
Ing, and uRny lutlicrouR incidents wers oiscryrd,
Thu larkcy porter u tho 1oyerrfslunt building,
"Dob," c!ntmct that ho gAyu u nun III liue }1b0
u purc!1ns1 certificates for him. and then tic
fellow '.lIt ou1." Rob waa IN mourning: Frank
nattershall tl.y Caslller nf ts informal Rsvenue
tticateB for Collector Harvey, l,as tho ruputa-
ttnn Of being tho fastest lnMtlcr Of t;onoy
ani uspcr IN the stv: 4 souple Of coa,,nuui-
stating tl.nt The selling ot certificates CON.
nunctd fE tho Collectur's oi[sco Inst Saturday at
! o'clock, and lasted tttrty-fye minutes. Tile
trutl, of tsc matter sas. the sa'o opcned Mt q
which tinlo only slB,00o wortl, Of certificates
were sold, instead Ut s20000, wilicN wa a
rough guess On tho part 0f the reporter who
Wroie Lie item upon which some Of the STATIC
tneBts III tho communications wcrc based. Mr.,
Dattarshall 1cts everything uIl ready pclure hu
opens the do0rs and commences to sell. lle
ntns tho ccrttisatos toEctur IN packages vi
sl0o, hrs his, nloney-drawee all III urdcr,
and then sails H.. All ho has, to DO
toner IL supplied. It H. doua In "ona
ttmu ni'l two inotiors,''. according to
military parlance, ind Mrs. Hicks, who IL very
rapid writer, notes down tho na,l0 uf tho pur-
chaser. Mr.. l'atters',aIl denlcs witt, inll9uA-
ti0!l tho insinunttn t,at the Government OIL
clals get thurs thau their stare Of TIT cartlt,-
Gates. rIe wlulu thing Ia getting to bo
n,ltsaucc, an.l TIC utsosn,nent officials nDd
employees declare t!llt thuy ean do 10 business
whs It lsst.. Marshal iilldrup aud Commits
s!oneF Pull lloynn afo particularly discouraged.
Thu latter sat hclplessly IN his chair Nilrn the
roporter visted lin yesterday iIo complained
that his utflce was oycrrun With won.el, and q
customer eould not Get In II he wanted to.
They Ind broken out al thu Glass In Ills door,
aud such = squaIltnE he Ind nuyur heard. Ali
tlu at'llrtea partte. hopu lat the supply Ut se.
funding certiGcAtrs at Washington Ii nearly
exhausted.
, 1879-05-27
CASUALTIES.


dsteiul Dt&n0ttA to 7At Tfi3tre&.
Louisv1LLE, May 26.-Cousdcrable damage
was done by lightning yesterday. Tho residence
Of William Aiken, Town Of Harmony, Wa8 struck
md somnwhat damaged.
s. kcfasncrer, In the Town Of Turtle, lost four
head Of cattle that were killed In 1eld.
The largo harm Of W. N. Palmer, near Drod-
head, was. struck, sct on fire, and burned to tho
ground with its contents, consisting Of three
valuable Jersey bulls. two Jersey calves, large
quantity Of forage, Implements, etc. Less,
probably $780, insurance, $500 IN the farmers
Mutual.
The large barn Of Wtltan straussec, At Drol-
head, vas struck AMI burned to The ground,
MADisoN, VIA, May 2h-A barn belonging
70 George Montanye, t'lree miles west Of tho
Village Of Oregon, this countr, was slr1lck by
lightning during the storm Saturday evening
aud entirely consumed. Among tho yaluahles
~ the barn was span Of ane horses valued at
$500. During the storm = good deal OF damage
was done by bali by breaking glass In windows
At Faolf, seven miles west Of Oregon, tl,e CATH
ollie church WAS damaged either BIZ lightning or
tie violent wind which prevailed during the
storm. The barn which was struck and burned
WA one which lad the roof torn oG iu tornado
last year.
, 1879-05-27

6rftfal b1EDdtch 10 1nt 7TsuHA
LAFArETr1, Ind, May M.-'Thc Rtcam fire.
cnEino 1ippecanoc, while pumping water Into
the mains ut tho corner Of Sixth and Oregon
this evening, exploded, completely deinol.shfnE
herself, and seriously iniurIng William Allen,
engineer, and John Taylor, a member Of tfr
Columbia Street Hose Company. The engine
was an old one, and hss not been in active use
for some time, being kept "A reserve. AT the
time Of the explosion Alien was on tic cnGlne
fixing some bolts, and was thrown upward, fall
!nE back on tho fragments uf the cneinc. Hc is
badly bcaldcd, bruised. and injured internally.
Ills condition ID considered critical. Tsyiur was
scalled, at.i cut ani bruised about thu tehl,
hut not dangerously. The engine was working
under moderate steam pressure. Pieces were
thrown over ono Aquare IRON Hhero the explo-
sion occurred.
, 1879-05-27
ITEAfH.

=
Mr. Alexander UtanA, OF PeorIa, formerly
connected viii tho indianapolis, Bloomington
i Western Ruad. Ii in tho city visiting lts many
ralroad frIends.
Sir Henry Tyler and tic managers Of Tho
Grand Trunk prn now expected to arrive In tls
civ ncxt Wotluoslay. THE prlnrlya1 object Of
l1er ylst Ii to ln4 ~ entrance Into tile city for
their Chicago cxtUtiston. Thu Chicago Il South
crn oyer whtcl, their road VII! cula0 ia, stopA ut
Twanty-s'1th street.
Tie Detroit people feel rather chopfA1len oyer
the failure to Ect lhe Wabash to extclI1 their
lIne to Detroit, aud tic Detroit papers now
agree with Tnk TRIBUNE that tt.ey layo 1sle
fouls Ut themselves. They aro now following
tlls auy!eo gyon them III TAK 'fAiuuNR y week
ago, aud ere trying tn induco thu Gran1 Trunk
mid lreat Western Railroads TO gel i1ldupend-
ent outlets to Chicago via Detroit. It 10 usycr
too lata to nlenu.
The ll,anagsra Ut the roads 1eadttg to South
Western points from Chlsa9o held = injecting
ytateriay AFTERNOON ut tho Grand Paclllc !lotoi,
hill dlscussui ,lis Missouri River wur. Ills
principal topic of conversation WIS the nttitndu
Vi thu Eastern roads regarding tha through
traffic to Missouri tiver poiuts, A hut uItGn
bueu stated, tbe Enatcrn lines do1na,l that Tie
CAtauu roads should pfprAtn with them 10 Mis-.
stssippi River ps,'nts, which tia latter refusu ~
do, elsiullng shat 1t would Dlaea them Ut u gruut
disadvantage. Ills consequence il .lAt must ot
tho Eastern through business u directed via u.
, 1879-05-27

z
SANDWICH, ILL.,, May A-flo McniOta Dis
trlct Association Of Aiothodlst Ministers met III
this city this evening, IN the Sietho4tss church.
for Its annual scssion. The tirat thIug on the
programme was an &ddrcss on tho CHINESE
question by the 1soy. J. c. s.oughton. He
powerfully pleaded for ths full liberty ol John
Chha1nan to Ro and come ut will, With pericct
equality In legal, commercial, and Industrial
pfiyissgos With any other human beug EIe
argued lro'u .te COMMON orlg1! OF mal. from
ton oi Independence, hui from the second
Rrcat commandment, "Thou shalt tp3e thy
,,elghbor u thysett" fol1oylpg shls, sI!s Rev.
j. Hartman gave an inta.essEh, blackboard ex-
Between Good and Eyl!,h
, 1879-05-27

MADISON, Wis, May 20.-Thc Wisconsin Gen.
tral u renewing Its efforts to extend its road
from Portage southward. President Colby,
General ManaVor FlnncY, mud Chet-Engtnecr
Dauscnwein left Portage this morn!ng mlsh
teams with yiew to going through on tho line
To Freepost, ILL.,, to ascertain troln personal In
spaction tlle Topography Of tho country. 10th
Dun!elth mi, Frcaport llave been considered In
connection with the extension, nnA which nolnt
will be sccc.rtl II tlc road ia to bc extended Is
undetermined. The gentlemen making the
present trip 70 by wav OF Lo,lt ur ORrc, Mazo-
i1,unlu, Moilroo, tic. Thu distance from Port
age BY that routu Is nbout 1td miles.
, 1879-05-27

Nrw foRK, May 2U-'Io.daY 10 the Clerks
ofl!ee Of The Circuit Court the United Hta.o.
District Attorney alel nls bill Of discovery III
the ease ot the United Suites again,t Hamuel J.
Tillen to recover for alleged deficiencies tn H.
come tax. When the case was on tue calendar
tor trial several months a3u, counsel for Ttideu
atswGrtd ready, usl.l the DtstrIct Attorney
uskrd eavu to ltlo bill Of disruyery On t!,b
Gruun1 t4t ,illsil Ut ills testimony takcu bpfors
tho Commission out Wcst was llaols to obje,,-
tl0n. mn! tilal bill VI lfsroYery would yety
pusalplp.
, 1879-05-27
RUNAWAY ACCIDENT.

Mt. VERNON, Ill, May GA frdghtful run
nwas accident occurred III this city this afternoon.
Mrs. Daniel Htusgss, With her bnby, ugcd about
a year, aud her daughter Mnttte, ptrl Of II,
we're out tagGy-ridlng, when tie horsc took
fright Mt soR,o paper blowing On the road, a,lt.
ran awny, throwing the occupants OUT. Mrs.
Sturgts was thrown agutnst a tree and sus-
tuhed fracture Of the skull and hilol11der, nn'l
is thought to be Injured Internally. Slnra the
hcc!tleut. soule four hours aRo, sEo has been In
aensibc,tahd her friends thiuk Rhe cannot re-
cover.AA Tho Eirl a,u baby waru quito severely
injured, hut thcy will rccopas.
, 1879-05-27

q. Special Disnafca 10 Tbs Ttfoaae.
A'l~AuKEr, May 20.-lioro was nothing
Ts'e ID grain frats to~1ay. Arrived, scl!rs U. E.
po pa!esao'e' l.ottlc Wolf, Carlh,sford. Polly NJ.
tnss's. Lem Ellsworth, and Wost Side.
r,sasea, rM sc'lra Monguago''. Mystic Star, Len,
.a;asR9rth, West Side. rhe s;nu,l side. wheel
sea s@s Aqby, bound from Detroit to Chicago to
liz i;tSkaas ID the excursion busiurss, put In hcru
H., a." uofil!ng With the damaged achr Mystic
N.Y., N.Y.. wael suffered conHlderablu damage Iii liz
'''sf ahls oeh'. towell by tho tug Sullivan.
, 1879-05-27
DETROIT,

Special Dfspairh to 1At TRIBUNE
DRTRo1r, biieh.. hfay o0,-Sir Henry Tyler
mid other Grand Trunk macnates had long
conference to-day with Col. tsray and James
Bold, the newly arrived Eugltsl, Directors OF The
Great Weatorn, but nothing dcelsEyo was nccom-
plistad.
Tie surveyors commenced work to-day to
survey the new independent ltne from, this city
to Toledo, to ba used jointly by the Grand
Trunk nllll Wabash.
Articles of Incorporation were prepared to-
ilaY for tlIc bow uptun Depot Company. Ground
will probably be sulecscd Ut the loot Of -Four.
teeuth street,
, 1879-05-27
TEE RAILROADS,

BOUND TO GET INTO CHICAGO.
Mr.. 4, 1. Honkfn,. Gcncrat Manavcr so1on
1r,,n,,,.o,. a,,., can.ss s,,.ia" n,,o.a" no'o"
14us'p. s'' A''u oee'k -, oan'.p' o"eeto's'
anu others connected with Tic Wabash HtanR0e-
Enent held a conference nt thu Grlu1 Pacific
Hotel yesterday. A tribune reporter md n
,atp viii lin 1.nttc,;on 1,.+ ovor,nr ,,I
'.N ~. .'' so''o..s' .a ,ao' s'e'hI' I''u
leaFnea from mem that thc OBJECT OF theiF
meeting was for tlso purpose Of taking ill.,
mediate stops 10 aet IN 1ndepentlcnt outlet for
the Wabash ,nto this r.fsy. The ovnera nj the
Wobnsl, l,nva hcrona cenv,ncnd t,',t .h.1 ,,,,,.t
Hao"s" nnse pceo'ae eons'neea taas thcy must
nave Cnleaeo oas'ce TO mako their road
really great line. But uot only would such out
let be uesIrous for the interests Of tho Wnbasb.
hit II WA nlso necessary In anhonea Tho vnlro
- ~ u,...,,,., 1,,",;,s s., nr"'as
VI thu Mssoue' tac'le Rnu hansas faci'c
roads. The gentlemen sny that their road would
have bcen extended to Chicago before ttls. but for
tic obstacles thrown In their way BY the various
Chicago roads, whlsl! nre opposed tn ttlelt cora-
lux into TIC city. Willis ots'er cities were max
Ing strenuous efforts, and even nEer!ltS did, 10
Get the Wabash to CONC to them, Chicago was
lonE It's best to Keep 1t out, and refused m EN-
trance Into tho city. Application tud been .nade
to eTcrv road tlat has terminus in the city 10
lot them conio ~ oFer their tracks, bnt 50 fur
without avail. The Chicago, Rock lslund Il Pa-
site wnuld let ttcm come Into their deuot, but
tic Lake Shore u Michigan Southern OWNS lln1f
, 1879-05-27

IqNxc7dl NlsUdIcA n TAI TF35NNf.
Sioux CITY, H., May A.-1t IL reported hero
that John l. Hlai. llas bought an interest In thu
Dskota Southern nul Peublna Railroads, nllu
TINT the former will at oncu bt extended Into
il.r Jim River country, aud i,ln latter ltne
pushed Oh 10 Slnux Falls. Mr. Blair Ia nov
looking uYcr the Jim River seellon In persou.
, 1879-05-27
MARINE NEWS.
n,tot the Arrival Of a Large Fleet
Brought Forth.
!, ,.tn.,b,r Dletted Up With VcMelt, and huth
"' Trouble Exptrltatcd.
c.oin Cargo Insurance, Lake
u Freiglts, Etc.


mn FEET s--eACClDENIs
AND JAMS
,,.+cc flcet of vessels arrived IN port since
a u. ,',t atteruoon, included many loaded with
ri from tho Lower s'sne 49, a.,ssa, vas.,-,ay ~ @
,omer.hooktrs were on "s' wa ~ ,.s .es..."a,t
~ W ht1 crowd OF vessei'men anu !uMoeFhaen
ss th1upa lively there during the forenoon.
nloe lene t,,iort suu1ay evening to tho .sasno
From os'o.H 11i .sit vessc,a and fo,,rtren
sorr lat evening III sa'' 's,s's vs., ."a ~,
Gamers arrived III poft' a''st' as III ou lHa'ia"
cd ut WAS red.llos NJ Tile tnouthnof TIM
ts"", ~ .a,,v. yestcrtlay nurntng, al,d, In
h'e' ..,no rcmnrk NAV be appttcd
tut, TIC hu'"' .,s.,,a. 11.tusnr K nu.1
"a tho wllotc n''oo.' .' s."ssn "','
w." "o.,.,odeu schoonur got aground across tho
:, - ~. ENTRANCE to tic lnrbor, ui1tl t1lRt,
sasnne' .,.,, ~ IL. nor,crly wind and tho sen.
.oashcr VIA ."s 's.,,,.r -, I'M mn, ,hcir ,oxs
t7 !a'1, getting in. so they kcnt outside Of thu
Gose'na a ,s,r.c through, thu basin to tho river.
d III a'm a"r ss. ,ot ro,sed ll,o b1ocknlc was re-.
Tie schooner ""s .,s.a sa af,o- s,,. ,v,r,t ~,
ki,ed 10 shote t'''s . ".', ,,a,".,. ,v,. ~ ,-o,.
nj ..vernt accidents aini number oE pcrplcx-
tAa' rim ,,ritlrc-to1llers lad too much to
luz 1s'ns' -. ..n,.a ,vo. frcr,,,,,,iv ,rd.-.,v-
d. snl sfso. liz ,,aturratiy interruntc
tl tnss ans1 , ',r,';u,s ,u vcssrl t3rmst rr liz.
Early u ~. !.s ~ ~ rnot IrI,1rs nni hcatina tinv.
boo into tIn n!atG s',uTI ,,r1'onf yantrI nut tnrn
hs llat 's.uniwaS n.iS n liz hrdon md dti so1nn
iFiT TUG 'n" a., t.3s,, ~
dsrnagc 70 'nc nou t,,p ,,r,r raba ororn.,s1
IN The aitesapSn s9',sm tro io Rn,,ti, Hrsmrl "n,
Hhlc sonE e, ~, Hn.n t,,r nnnrf,nr}, of Van h,r"n
*edsca y oF."sfe"t ',sf ia .tann,.horro Ertoht,n
trect oflues r., "'m a.et siao ~ In rircr Sh" waa
Ling On ~ ~ t,rn,,ni Sa. nri II tnok lam, TIM.
enee's y. hooL nnt In tt,r mcAukttn, t,ttra nnl
te! 10 oaeS sse',.natc, MIMI s IN h"t at,cs of tr
tif WI S, nfr IA r., crsuaA. yhch wne nnt cntj,rt
khdee, aad n1 = Ill., hnt H.. ar"IIa wnrIe.i crslf
an' 9s'osh ~ nrkat1c Tos raiseI, Anothrr inn
oat. an, .a' y. 1i"rrsnn s,rst ,,nI sc1nroi flcf,.
OCCURRED ~ i,a,eat1 hv thc mai m ti1c Min
sons "css eu'ss" ~
nTsf '. .o,- ucor,, coa1.,adpu from below, ca,nc
fhe sent onan Meaa 1n3 anttnterei mt,srt,nsstN %
sltM ~ GTyH noinw IN H., 9rnsssrrr. The skinner
i1aupeu ". .a1,n.,n' t,nt lin .nnr wont t.var.
oltne ss,s sta,s sel lnht,o thm u,ssr, xas m fnIr
bost9 It ou1'a5 ,,n conid scnrtc,v arcol,nt fnr
Nkaleaa, h, ~" ~ ~ IL Thcra wns ,nt
tf canao s,.nn, ;" u,ri n tbe tirnr nn,i
1et5 H,v" ;h,'n,or nnr ,,r,tn,nIs: tho vnase xax
ns1nef , .a" su,'aH a1 rfht hnn III. stick sncnJy
, 1879-05-27

I6A /. sNF*k NIV4EJ N0TEHt
tt.sels p' s"'' which was comparatively free OF
diDlcn,,1 sunday, = is agaiu crowded SO tlat 1t IL
4sl ,ba s'r e!atts to nloye aloug the malu river
Il !, 'as south Branch. ~ "
", uma s ne"aunce, and not the Sardinia,
~ C,n.'toaa IOWA fsoIp South Chicago sunday.
Lxsl iv..aia Ut the lsttrr w,s summoned t,y liz
ssetors to tell What Aa kupw uGpul
, 1879-05-27

1iosros, May A-The shrlnka9e Of values OF
property hus caubcd thu 6cltuats Bavlngs Bank
to be on]oluod from. doing 1urtller business.
NEW rong, May a0.-Androw ]. Dunnol haa
flied nolica OF ac.iou agalnIt the New York
Elevated KaIlEoa4 to torecsosa mortgage for
S3,bQ1,uW
, 1879-05-27

WIne for hclenttllc Purposes.
The late Walter Trevelysl, an English Adyo.
woEth e2U, ,u0, to liz noyal soclet,, lus selautsle
puepL8ust
, 1879-05-27

the conduct Of Capt. John Wccklcr, week aso
Sunday, wllon the tuu Protection, n. alleged Nv
Capt. Everett, attempted to ftn tho tug PrlnIl-
wills dnwn.
:, Admiral Cox's excursion ttcatncr, Tie +. 8.
Faxon, nrrscti In port last evonlnR.
The sldc.whecf excursion sttnr Ruby wilt
20 IN port today, ind will ba open for infpec'
t!on a. Clark strcet bridge
, 1879-05-27

.Mo.hers. your Child NAV 4ays wofmst Tasp, b.
Al Meana use Hbfown's ypsmltAYa Con,ls4h
Thuy ara titu Isst. 4urest anu Hloat pleasant rel
cls Known. Ayui1 cuuntgtfvlI. rs.e9. rs cent?,
, 1879-05-27

{jlC Cnnduc{ mi {3nnf .Tnhn VVrrkfcr tyrc{F dnft
SUNDAY, wllun thc t1ly frnttctIn ~ niievc,i Nv
f,nnt. Evsrctf stf.m nt,h -, ~ - t,,n ~ ,.n n,snM
III" ,,nvn "'leu'p'oa W TIL t''e '"H Ff''n.'
hdn,,rai c,x,s ,xa,u.,, H.. r
rse xsun'taa S9As excursion stcatneft Lie Il. q.
fa1on' fh' nII'eM N port LAST evening.
10 III port tUtIRy, ind will b0 open for 1ufpec.
lion a. Clark ssrect bridge,
-~-
PORT Or f.rrtcAnn.
T,, s.,,..,t... ~ - .;.!S,.
l"c iui'o"'t'E arc tnh arrivals hsu actual balI'
tngs at ttts port for tic tfonty-four hours and.
lng at 10 O'CLOCK tnst ntpht:
I'D ~N ~
AHhtVAth'
nfop r. \. Fa1on. Clayton. light, RHth street.
fror ChwoXatcIio, Cleveland. sandrfes, CLARK
etfeet.
Prop y. w. blanchard, Buffalo, snndFles. Ran
dolpb stFcot
rfon ASoF Huha!o, nnndfleB. Randolph street.
, 1879-05-27

LEWISTON, N. Y, May aG.-Nhtlc John King
and Walter Swan were crossing the Niagara
River to-dny Ia u anull b,at they were ,lrawn
Into the eddy, the boat upset, aud both were
t1rn,ynn1
, 1879-05-27
lIOuQIIl,ON.

Hor,,.'o 'ofc'at Ia<ra!eA 10 7As 7>4sun4
f,r,rs aitch.t May M-A1r!yed-~propa
avD il arizona, aud Fremont, Passed uu-
"''ss' Down--prop Peerless.
, 1879-05-27

prepared 70 say. The officials Of the Michigan
Central claim that they ilnve rightly adhered 10
the l2i5+feht rate the came I'd charged by tho
OTHER roads. ar,i they could have done still
lAroer business had tlicr tai cars enough. 1nc
to.al amount Of freight transported By ilc yast-
ons roads leading east during. the past week tex
Central. 45,072, I'll pounds; Lake Shore Il Mich
igan Southern, M.827, fS3 pounds; plttshurg.
Fort WaYne & Chicago - ,88l,575 ponnas; PITTS
burg. Cincinnati Il st. Louis, &19 12s, ,760; Baltl-
percentages as foltoua: Michigan Centra, 400;
lako Shore Il Michigan Southern, ri; Pitts
burg. Fort Wayne d Chicago, N.3; PtttsDurg,
Cincinnati g. St. Louis, 1913; Baltimore i Ohio,
Ar. S--
, 1879-05-27
I,ITTsHuRG BUSINESS.

- Af9A*oAbp H0VASa ah00e
The war between The Lake Shore mud tic Fort
Wnyno lspads OH plttaburE business Is still tar
sted Ut, With urabatel viQor. An effort was
MAIDS yesterday to stop sl,e cutting OF passenger
rates io that point, meeting Of the General
Ticket aud Passenger Agents ot the interested
railroads beng held at tlle rlttsburR & Fort
Waync Office during the forenoon, but no under
standing was reached between tho contsstsng
parties, The i.ako shoro, siuco tho opunhlg ot
It's ncw trttsburg !fne has been aalllug aud Ia
still sollIug flrat.class tickets to pittsburg at
a7.b0; the regular rate being &l2. Tho Fort
Wayne has now ~ follow suit iu order to sayn
taa bus1nuss. TAia road, in order to setallato
upon tl.e Lake Shore. Ia also aclllng tickets to
Cleveland aml TulHd0 at greatly. reduced ratca
Tho most bitter light however, d ln regard tu
fruigAt business, and rates TO ltttaburR xlM
CLEVELAND arc now lover than they have bGeu
for manr Years. II Is understood that freight
for IlttshurK was takDn yesterday at stx ceuts
per 100 pounds mud to Cleveland 1.-Two G1uts per
l0O pouilIs. Stock rates to Pittsburg arc uuwu
t0 almost nothing, AZ long AZ this war between
tAess twu r,aAa contiuuc. II ~ har1iy prubabtu
Eastrbound through business "a tho two ruads
beatuw yearly all tho attcntsun upon The war on
Ptttsb0rK business. Thjs h probably thH Main
caaso TINT .hc Michigan ucntrA has teatsil
tl1etn 10 badly On ths through shipulants dur
lits Tie past week.
EAST.nOUED FREIGHT HuBTNESa.
Tho freight business to tic East has boen un-
usually largo durIts the past week. The heavy
shipments were no doubt due 10 the prevailing
low rates shlppers ey1dcutly bellpYe that tlls
present war will, not last long. aud they are
ulefeforu anxious 10 tako advantage ut tho low
sates 0ffere3. 1t viii bu observed by the figures
given below that tho htcligan Central has in-
crua4ed tta ratio Of huaineas wonderfully. It
haa shipped FROM thls punt alous nsasIy u much
~ tic Lake Shars .E Michigan Southern. und tie
fittsharg d Furt Wayne llputs combined, willis
tlia week previous It It'll below tle Ptlsburg
d Fort Wayae. Whether II wu4 psrsoua
popularity 6F SPECIAL Inducements o1er-
VI " shippers. ERs TRIBUNE IL uot
, 1879-05-27

I,on't trAo with affections If tho s!roAt and
lungs. IAks IIs1a'y Aoney Of llorellpnnl nH4 Tar
Fixes Tuuthuc4s DtUps cure in oMu tutuUtO4