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The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1880-02-26
ANAenlcuLrunAL CREED.

The agriculturalists OF Canada met
10 convention not long ago, aud adopt
ed for them selves the following creed;
We believe that the soil lives to eat,
AZ we'll m the owner and therefore
ought TO be we'll MANFRED
We believe 10 going to the bottom Of
things, aud therefore deep blowing
aud enough oft. All the better il it
be sub-soil pillow
We believe ia large crops which
leave the land better than they found
it, making both the farm and farmer
rich at once.
We believe that every farm should
ewn good farmer.
We believe that the fertilizer Of any
soil 10 spirit Of industry. enterprise,
and intelligence; without these. lime,
gypsum and guano would be OF little
use.
Ne tie ieve il good fences, good
farm honses. good orchards, aud good
children enough 70 gather the irsit.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1880-02-26
The w Y0rk Times.


iAf Ata }aaE TluFs
st E4a aialR tht Ffssia ugal Ftsr 81
}l asiae 4 HaFles ~ o have. via Tor tas
e16.tHaa 20 she fsttm6t tternA "a n~s.giAp .
H sHe iNfe3 htstf@ sar nsresttal i~sae =
Ne gtfat 81 tfsi % NhN J aFA. Atd tic auhrnk-
"a siAte 4 AsFatdi - CORES D. other Aof.
tHef go ~ ~Hlea processes Ata az shfshlea Z
kAf ntael ~ 3tis ~ eve tlt hadi.fss ~
tns y " Y9 ~,
'"'' sAi''4
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1880-02-26
A Word of Caution.

Many semphiata eems 10 ne of the iNff.
EIeACY a PONDS EXTRACT, from patiies
Aaiuiug 20 have purchased Il. BY measure 81
ih cir druggist, 10 protass eur friends from IN .
POSITION, and consequent hlsAPPulk1MEkT
yo beg to state thai PONDS EXTRACT 10
kkVER SOLD BN THE MBAsUkk, but uuly IN
hOttlea havtns the aAme ol0sR Ia the glsss aud
wrapped in esf ptpu ks'inE oar piSture trade
mark printed thereon, EhWAHK 81 any pre-.
paration purportiug 10 be az good, OF the tAmc
as, or equal 70 PONDS Rrtrsetg they are BASE
LIMITATIONS aud Frsnds The ssunins rosp'S
RxrRACT oAn be had Of all reliable druggsis
Posp's EIrRAcr CoNrAEY, New Yort and London.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1880-02-26
INrEREsrING 10 rEACnERs

sfsftss EfTrEl VI 0NfGISAL EXERCISE
SONGS ~ u.s " alie sehQals, ARE bttnF pre-
pats 50 Wlaf sHAEE. anHtf tas settfs4ssor
10 Ms lsrfs g katub esUtislaau vtsi-khoNh
Delightful Surprises Every month
Aes i TIE iisGe % salrexlte. Cats q O. q
yea Asxsgs saE.51, - slsl a..sk.az.
Address al erasFs snd insssfies 10
ID. LOTHRoP s. CO., Publisher,
81 - fnstlia saest. Basioa. Mass.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1880-02-26
Professor II +. Paul and bic discover
ies h the starTY HeAxens.

Cafshscis3 a. Esfss ~ J0ns nKsnF JAcK. II.
lu+u sfed y AHiAgHtE AXx.
BE satirs rasfettse nlibt affzDged aid cd
sea ~ 5eaA bE9Na8naNs aud ihs ar4wngs
~ .fauthe2 81 Mrs Mas 4. LsgnErHr
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1880-02-26
OUE AMERI0AN ANTIsTs-

Plymouth oak Farm.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1880-02-26

Spurts ~ disgusting mueena fgs@
Ne aas.gis or afsa tAs tensile. V atssr Ese.
SaufslSs, hsuisr ia tas Eafs. Deafness,
ctaaeilns ssaassisbt Ia the Naaa, inisgmla
tsat Fsias erss the Ere rsstid breath.
NatA1 Tu4he, scahi - tas NqssFiis Ae4 Ttsk
- L u - -
, 1880-10-30

Extracts frnln n Document of Tint
Character Filed nn ttr1or In tho
United Atntea Supreme Court'
J. Special Disrateh to The Ehteaoo Tribune.
WAsIiIwt,ToS, d. C., Oot. .0-One ,1Atncs II.
Stnndcvtltc. local attorney horc, hs doubtless
received tho notoricty which ha Inns por-
Hstcnily sought for. To-tlny tho Unite,l Stntcs
Supreme Court ordered stricken from tho nos II
brief which ho l,n.l illcsl rs aa attorney III tho
cnso Ut Mctlrl1c nYn!nst tho United
Stntcs, the suit known ns tho Mor-
lIlon land cnsc. Whnteyor may hayo bcc,t
tho merits OF this cniisc, or h0wever we'll
founded nlny have hren tho criticism Of thu
action Of Secretary 3ch,lrz IN deciding against
Mcllrllo, there catnut bu two opinions TINT tho
s,-cutcsl brief OF Mandartlle ttllo Attorney
dcnerul called 1t n l,atuphlctl WIS nut of a chnr-
meter to llb Accnptctl by 81 grave md slIYnied n
body rs tho United States Supreme Court. Thu
Attornuy-0unerHl characterized tho brlct It's
acandatUus, ami the Chfcf-Justice OF tho S,i-
prc1no Coust,spcnktng Tor rhlsnssoelAtcs, nftorux-
asliniug the tocImcnts. s.satd. fit tunes Of nlarkct
eevorisy. "Tho mutton is granted; tho article
Is scantlalous IN it's nature, and Is oxru,t4att
from. tito recortls Of tho Court" Tho ut.so is
that U Tho,ntts aief'rlae 70: Cnrl scl,nrz, soure
sto T. aist S Sr ccr sas 'GSk yine 't tb@ tc
curpnrttp llmts of {}rIntsylle. IN Utah Turri.
tory, whlutl WIS cnnGptc'l by Sccrotnry Sch,lrz.
District Ut Columbia for Il .Ilatldn,nus to compel
eattoti was retuscd by Chiei!J cassiyr': ' i
reo Pre- t s o 3aaS sa.es ii s'oi i j. s exs
TINT un'ler the law patuuts cantot ho Issued for
rorats ct an Il i "asr ssare III hat op oes sot r.
Erevunt thosu who nro mt s0rniotns frDn Au-
1ttirinG tlto to tllu public lunds IN THO Territory
Whole facoof Utah with Incorporated oitas'' to,i
pAner). Grnntsvilc, whlcs HIS population Ut
h1f hH ut1s1s
, 1880-10-30

Tho Statistics for n Ycnr-.a Total Trade
Ol Over / 0,ODO.nOO.

Tho Statistics for n Ycnr-A Total Trade
of Over s10.0G0.bO0.
Jnhn f. C0wlus, Sprc!nl Census Agent, tna
prepared for Cen. Wnlker. Superintendent ut
tho consus, tho Statistics Of tho fruit trtde uf
thu City of Chicago. 1t Is ,t1l interesting nnd
valuable compilation Of fncts .nd figures on a
subject concerning tho magnitude OF wl,!ot. hut
little Inns been knowti.
The stutemcnta cpvcr tho fruit trnI!o Of tho
city for tho year beginning Jttne !, 1S7p, and
closing Any IL Of this yenr. One prom incnt
calisc ut tho rnp growth md immense tovctbi.-
tncnt Of tho Chicago fruit tr,ldo Is to hc found
In tho ynst ls1,1nEvrntion to tho Northwest OF
Eastern people with tlolr acquired hnhlts OF
frlIt-catlng while yet tho country was too now
to furnish productive orchards in this ilnnlc,ll-
nto vicinity, escry s'nall city or railroad yllltgo
Becoming distributing polnt for fruits drawn
from tho ccntral point, ChicnRo. situAted is
Chicngo Is. with rcfcrnnco to tho curly and Into
reception Of fritit tho senson Is OF grcnt length,
extending from tho 1st of April to tho middle
and en.a ut October.
THE rtEstf FRUITS
received hero cnnslst nf rcnchrs graWn In Nils.
ass'F1l, Tennessee, Illinois, Michigan, Wcstcr.1
New York, Maryland, nntt Delaware; puats from
Illinois, s!ichiEM1, aud New Yurk; pstin,A from
TehnGsscc. sttssisslpps. 1l'tnuIs, Michigan. and
NOW fnrk; md DaekberrlCs md nth1r stnatl
fruits from tho territory extending from Ton
OF theso HoJ,1s sonl during tho traIle ycAr, ut
which the proportion tor lnCal consumption was
one fn,,rth and for shipments thrce-fourths,
WGrp rs fUltnWs:
, 1880-10-30

Another Phase Of tho Pending Divorce
EahU.

Special Dtspateh 10 17s Chieaeo Tribune.
WARRINGTON, d. T., Oct. ..-Thrro was a now
development In tho Chrlsttanpy lirnrco caso
hero tt>-lay. Minister Chr!stlancy havinT male a
successful application oto havo the nfniony
granted to 3trs. Chtistlancy, pending the suit,
reduced frn1n *l5U. tho Allrn tlecrecd by tho
Court Inst Mny, to 500. This Was done unler
tho ploa Ut poverty. From the nr4,,u,ont on
buhalf Of Mr.. Chslstfns1cy It nppunrs. thnt It be
were apparently in contempt ut court for not
having Enala his payments Frxutlrly, or had
confessed Judgment ny mt hAyIny fllod ha
papors IN aIlawor to the4crOss-bIll 1t was no
fault ut his, for he hnd Mt tho proper ttmo re-
tnittc'l tho Rnlol,nts and forwarded his answer.
but thoy probnbly dill not rel!ch their desttna-
uon on accuunt Of tho blockade OF tho ports In
cldent to tho war between Peru and Chill.
Mr.. ChrIsslancy tlenIcs it, tuto tho charge Of
cruelty, all snya no such accusation t,,su l,p
prnycd except 'by pesIurct. Testimony. lio
thinks 1t Just that hp should bo present ut
tho taklng Of tcatimony, but hns becn un-
ablo to obtain lcayo 0f absoncc. although ile
naked for 1t months nBu, rs tho United
statc Government doetns 1t essontu thnt ho
should rclnai,, during tho war at his post Ut
duty. As tU sl1a nnioy uAlttor6 he Mnltes tho
following stutcincnt: Thnt IN his unswcr hu ,tl-
tnittod thRt hu was III sccufpt III Il Bulary ut
$l0,00 pur yenr, and cannnr snfo1y cn!uulnte IN
sav!nx ,,,orS thsn stGoo per yoar. which wns
|wI,ses he bud to tnaur for hGt i1s lorli.
IL i 5us1syr a % :}S tut It hs st \ m y ot x;s e
pnys l'er cont intsresl; that, to say uothlns II
iho resi- u tho family. to ih one son of Il to TO
some % rsni cst,to ii Sflahisau. ID s, niiosos, o.
would jul rr,bal,ly syl tor much inoeu than tilo
ar9ost pnrtiou Of tho hind ho nwnud In Lu1.siilx
Ss h non1htr 1rorM eoI ,s - haon hr9nSE: ,rcctsoi M
, 1880-10-30

In TINT tnw,l. Tho stockhnlnrs wrrc notified,
t,Fn weeks previous tn uur Htnic rteGtinn. tn
pcicnry nj building II new fantury. Tho n'ert-
Ing vn4 hr hut tho result Hf tho MMn1 oleGt1on
wnA ia sltsnstrtis and 50, jfstr,HIi1E 10 enter
t,riac lint no action wa4 lakcn by tho stuck
hnlccrs excerpt H. rcfrr t4n wluIn matter ~ tin
Directors. fhu llreotcra met Ut Wntcrytle OH
nut of tic election In t,lli, uftl lnltlAna. to:
Rcthcr with tho prol'able election Of 0Gra9hl
tnritf, they vutmi to nsk tho etMkllul1ers to SUR
terillc FGN,kD to tI,ll a. nrw mill, 9!ytnH thnrl
until tlrtrnlnr to t1rcitlu wlctticr thoy will ln
Will 10 oxrrs,tlcl IN tho crcrtion Of magnificent
cnttoE.mlll III Watcrvalle. which will give ON.
n1oyn,nnt tn hundreds q Operatives ma incrcafo
jlnncouk mud Et,ulIsh llrc ELECTED, Krtntnl Will
INT hH hrtlket. mt II Rl,Nvclftil pf oarth will bo
tAkGn ftptn tho rrnpGsef site, mt a brick ln!d,
not a ilQllIr extended.
, 1880-10-30

Some stattntIck Of tho Institution at
Fort IEnIINQns

Afbft HANN&@VUs
Special Correspondence Of Ths Chicago Tribune,
CgpAn llArlI,s. H., Oot *s.-Yo,ir correspond.
Ont wnilo Mt Fort Madison yesterday, took ocun-
sion to visit tho PGltltcnttary, uhl WIS shOws,
through It by GGpt. Hill Hale, formerly City
starslul Of THU olty. From hia prtvnte bonks ho
g'.ya mo Information not yot ,nndo public, that
VIII doubt Interest tho thousands Uf TRIBUNE
reAtigrH III lnWG.
Thrru wuru in confinement Out. ], 1s7p, 1S3
prisoners. Received during tho year BY convlo~
ton OF courts, :ss1, aud for safc.keepiug. lit
confinement Scpt. 10, 1880, yTa. Discouraged llnr-
Ing tho ycar-by expiration Of Bentunuo, IN; by
parslnn ot Guverr0r. 10; by expiration Ut COM
nn,aatton of Sentence =: by or1lcr Ut court for
now tsIa1, !; fur safo-kcopiug, Iii died, &; sont
'1 tss"sat s.s asS,' Il . esRs? q .s III received during
Tho ynur: intenperats, Id; temperate, o.;
,,13 E'%'t!9', !,s9 ,I s'o 81; eon'moa'sehool. l''
Social stato; Single, ITO; married, 30; widow
Nutivisy; Natfye-bor,,. gl7 ;:ioretgu. 20.
Catholic, u; Melstkist. ID: Prslytcila1,. j;
kisss'sa kssS'gs'% II uata ssGfs fsssrta 81 Sn:!s'' Con-
sex: White inatcs, :s9; whito fo,nalos, 2; col
.rwS H.ladr.st and soycn ,.so tnu,cco; 10 mot.
Number Ct terMs served hy, cnoh convict;
Est ter,. T.. A.; s,s!i.; ,; thIF 8; fourth l..
months a1"l u lays,. Thu average sentence.
during thu yglr With llro-apllto,lces, nnd ihere
nro n,w nb0nt u alttWetbur whit, lre IN fur !ifs.
y majority ct tho chnrlCta nro untiur ~ yrara
Of mKn: tho ys'uI,:ess Is 10 yours. tho oldcst o5.
s!.sy tho mt ,,stnbIl4h!nont of n. lsM.
lnpDrurs, " furlnprs, u nu.Sklntcr RI iaIrIuv*,
printer, pruather, and travelling lI.t,. In
llrcss A!l!l rnrtncra ntN (ArVuly n Exccsa Ut any
uther efass 1T l,eupio. Amin. th.,s>. rcrylyet!
during Tho yearaio u burglars, a h,al.ohrcakesr,
~ for taruIuy, u for Forgery. II fur r1,bt,Hry.
for ta,tr.lcr; y tor .la,.a!alvhter ior ohtninng
HIIDy tttNler fn,se pru1hkUs, j fur scdl,uktpn. i
fnr adultery. lUavO ftr tho Inst ytAtslucnt tho
insl pcGIl!nr. yrt Mppr0prlntH aGeurilinx IN tho
cternN! Illness III thtHNs, which IL. tlnt lilb u
1er rttt ~ te hcaItp ~ l,,'tcra fHMft.rtI IN he
FUn .iiulsnA IclttthfNt0Fu ufc UfI,hKIr,ts. Thfs
Is EnFt. ltnlu's owy statement, mi Ills figures
ton,
This PonIlontlary IL ealt- sustaining a,,l nue
of ths beat-hunngu1 In tho unlteu Htatus. Tho
cells arU kept mont and cenn. md In hc.thy
condition. til lrp iatlugtl uil tho departments.
ThuFu " will. .npd llltary h uHn.levtinn wlll
tho prtsutt and thu t.inks aro useh considerably
by th0st who oAH Ecad. 4 chanel aud schonl-
r0,M Mru hlsts connected with tho buildings in.
elsfe the walls.
, 1880-10-30

nf,cr cecton. itthnnks hi'n fornppotnti1,a Mr.
,snht 1T nntr lNmks IN the 1ohr,nIat, la,,R,,aEts
Tor TIM Library. nnd inquiries whnt ttccnno uf
tho sTu Appropriated suno tlnc ngo with which
% tuy tli.' nc's!cs ssooka etc. Thu t1clrp,.tlon
rln,na TINT tho Library nnly cs,rtnins seventy
eight ltbbka III fto!r innHtlaRe, and TINT these
were dunatc'l l,y Fnjsn Snprstck, enc OF their
eDuhtryhicsl. some ycRrh Rgt,.
c,STrtACrs rOt NEW REwEtts.
Tho bids tor constructing now sew1Ef were fig-
ttrettl scstrr,tny. Thu following wErc the ls,,T-
cst bidders: For sewer TN 1.tnes,ft avenue. frDm
1sclden 70 Fullerton, nnd Lane ptarp, from Gem
tru 70 Hnphtn street. ncitly L Smith. $2,U!7;
Thirty.r1Fhth street, from l}uttcrHc1l to LII
sall an'f Twenty seventh street; frn1n 1talstcl
~ t'liMn. Reilly s. Smith, $4s: flnyne avenue.
fram w1rren hven.!r t, sfat1eosi strcct., ,a,,I
GNtGhnls, Sill: Ewing pacc, frs,nl lsul.cy street
tnffnynoaScnne; Wot,tl street. from Ellen tnMll-
wntscG avenue: 1.c Mnync street. firm, lt,ll,ey
tn !Iryne aye,ilc. holly 4 Smith, sl.;; ailcy.
,yny. from A.lntgs tn VAN tlurun strrot. hlnrt1n
M,Ell11'ey. r.; laEe street from Hubbard %
inkr. 1scty = Smith, ea1H: Ogden avenue. from
Mnshtlg!on to Madison stroct, Reilly. 4 Smith.
Eastward strcct. i,oilty & Smith md nnvtd
flal!inan bid S.I1 each. THO awnrtls will most
likely bo tnalo us above.
, 1880-10-30
FAILURE.

ThoY, n. =, Oct M.-JUsSo II. Anthony, whole
sato colfeo ana sptoo dealer. principal ct tho
hFt! OF j. II. Fettis Cn., manufacturers Ut Mn.
soniu rcxaiin. Director Ut tho u,Ion Nuttunal
t!Ank, MD President nj tho T,y stean,- lirat tIux
EoHn4ny, I.'sle 4 general nxsly,lnul,t IL. tity.
I4lAhllites uyur $lu0u1. AHthuny'a lnllllru Wis
nrusHlt VI q. l!lsoy & Cst'. Suspension In New
york. Anthony ~ nra,l.l Muster u tic urai,I
lAMlKn 0f Hax'ls ~ kew York StAtu.
!!rFrAlM, Det. sN.-!i. ". Iiaynri s Co.., wholc.
aalt' cnIUu md dried dealers, hngu undo u,
nsagnmUnt IT, L. n. l!uanl. disabilities, AiuUhIj.
Lhese ara preiurrcd crc1Itnrs tts tho ainount oi
*sJ'!N: lae !ttimcdIafe eAt.so of tla a!luro wul
, 1880-10-30
CASUALTIES.


STEunEsvtttE. a.. Oct. ..-A rnlir0nd Ncct.
dent hnlspcnrd IN tho Pan-f ftnndtc 1t,nd Mt II,
III Mt llurRetthtowt. T'rnm No. y passenger.
e,sst. WIS tnn Into BY train No. n, tn1sscnRcr,
west, rs thu former was taklng siding. .Jun,cs
C,tnntnRhnm. rhnric. Cunningham. ami Michael
1.nnfEnn, rtllng III fr0nt uf tho hhRgngr.cnr.
wcru killed; nlsO fh0tE,hs Anderson, tlFafnnn.
John unt,rly.and George Thompson xcrc slightly
injured. Nonu Ut tho passengers In tho cars
wero hurt.
, 1880-10-30
\ THE HORSE-lNFlUENZA.

= 'FF9Ht 0sE4It7s 10 9HS lHRa9V 2tTVRHss
CEAlNltAr1nS, la, Oct. .9.-Tho cp!zo1t!o has
m4de itstppearance here, md ;nany cnsoa aro
sepnFte|. II attncks thp horsos Il, iha sumo
manner nsNafMurly. except that son,o Vt them
nrO OrcieFle'l{ntul, and thMt whore tho horses
Mus tho tltl1lctity,
, 1880-10-30

SAN FrAyClscn. Oct, :k.-A Eureka. CAL, dis
patch Enys tho scllunrer Edward l'nrke cnps,zet
on Humboldt hur 'rhrA!ny uvcnlnE. 4 salUr
nmed Chriatiaf,snn ntal lutcrt Williams, A'rlts-
scHEcr, were drowned.
, 1880-10-30

REESg. N. H.. Oct. :a.-Tho rotary btcnchcr
ami l'ollur In q. 4 @. Il. 1tol,crtsnn's pnnor-mtl
at 1sfnsantr, n. H., burst this morning. Ono
,nnn WIS Killed. ind several wcru Injured. Thu
mill wns completely rulncd Loss nbout $2o,uuG;
10 insurance.
, 1880-10-30

tho furn of Tho lion. .tJnh 1'nwers. ht,lt fnnr
nurtluupcr. TIM nt,cndaslru wns lnrKe md the
budding spirited. 'l'h!rty.nlno hnn!t IF SHIRT.
bern Enffio wcrn tllsln,sesl or. Tnthl amount III
eulcs noAriy $7,NN
, 1880-10-30

I:nscat 10 opcratu, rerfsntly t'olsaless. NIL thc
Now No. y Wt,ocler & Wilson sowing machino
No, til BtntO atrcet,
, 1880-10-30

LDNnoN, Oct. c9.-Tho Newmarket. TIouRhton
meeting eano to II cIoso to-tny. The rncc fur
tho Jockey Club Cup was won by Innl llrad-
fnrtl's 4-yrnr-old blnck cnt Chtppemtlnle, W.B.
T.. Iurl1!artls 3-yoar-ulll chestnut colt bllstAku
third, Five run.
, 1880-10-30
SPOIS'TING.
MATINEE POSTPONED,

MNTJET5E IEJSTFUNTD.
Owing to tho taet TINT snany Of tho momhcrs'
horses are ntfcctcd morc or loss by tho horso-
.llspnsc, tho innttGo announced to bu gtyen Mt
tic Ccntral Park ttack this afternoon Will mot
tnke place. THO track Will bo closed fpr tho
winter, md further nttetnpt will bo mldo to
have aAuthor natiltto this sonson.
, 1880-10-30

Cnrof.l operations Fincat tcctii. q. CUMMING
Dontni Company, corner State nnd Randolph.
, 1880-10-30

llnck 1tayner's Ninth Powder destroys roach-
ca, ile0s. tiles. alld tIeslbuEs.
, 1880-10-30


DECATUR. ILL.,. Oct. 22a.-Thts Murning Charles
+. Williams, a wnbnsi brakeman. was instantly
killed. III tho hnd-eiIi frcfght.train collision Mt
Lonont. Ills homo IA 1T this city, where hts
young wfo resides. His lMrGt,ts live At Clinton,
Ill. Williams ngO Is n years.
, 1880-10-30

TIE MONEY IS READY.
1wnnt to hot from $1,000 10 $s5.000 Tint tho
letter m tho Chinese question published In tho
Chlcngo Timcs and nthor nemucrntsc pnrors Is
not II cnpy Ut my lotter ovor written by james
A. Gatted Republican candidate for President.
JOHN W. COLLINS.
, 1880-10-30

nny tho Ilnprnvcil ffDwr Scales. Horizon,
Hollcok 4 Co., Agents, o. 1.nko strcot.
, 1880-10-30

WatervIte bal "iocli issusS In which tho
lines are sharply dr1twn. Al our renders already
pnny hnve for s0Mo t!nlo contemplated the
erection OF uew and lnaKutnceat cottou- Mlll
, 1880-10-30

t ..
CltATrAHpDGA, 'rc,n. Oct. GA Times spectnl
from GnntcrsysIto snys: Two persons wero
killed Antl aetcrnl Injured by tho explosion OF
n boIlur Iii the mill Of jasper Smith.
, 1880-10-30

Special Dlspath tn 17ss Chitnoo Tribune.
ToLgu0, o., Oct ao-Tho keyenth game OF tho
stato chess championship was wnn tonight by
Judd, Of Toledo, which gives Judi four ami
Etltnycr three.
, 1880-10-30

DEATHS
~ - =
CliArMANln thls city OF tho zttE Inst, Frederick
4. tllhptni.
FuntrNI saturday ut from his int9 rOai-
dGnGc, a1a lcnrhUrr-hv,
OG!.E-ln .hs city Oct. y, Mrs, 0eosg!c II. oq1e
nHcd ;st yenrA.
FunoritI fronl No. u Hnuth Bnngnnon.st. tu.hnY,
!!ct. H. mt 1:N O'Clock =. lnterfnent ht 1facelaMd
Cemetery.
lkEllslUNtl-At her residence III Enrth l,at1nlnps.
H.. Mnrgarht, lolt,ve wifi Of inirck nedEl0nd Df
consumption, in hGr 4stl. year.
f.nnrh Standny, 31st tnst at 10 o'cDck to St. Fat.
rlck'S Church. lhDncu dy catfnRe. to Calvary Ccn0-
tesy.
KEDMDNp-Dct. e. at THO rnsslrnce 1f her parents.
y N9rtti }espnlAes.:t. "f c1''s'mntlon ka,Io, be-
aged ID yrnta md HGiit1.s.
Flnrrn1 Sunday, Hint Inst, nj 10 uclnck. IN g. Pit
rlck'a Church, thence hy carriages to Calvary Ccme-
Tory.
.FAltRAK-At his lnte reAIdcnce, as7 M0hawk-st,
FfldRy n,6rtilnR, ucf. u, Sfr. John /. fhrEhr.
Ft.nbrnl n0tIo Icrenttur.
HEI"ra-At 13Iue tsiand. Ill.,. Oct. a. OF old n9o,
WllIlnni llrtts. hEsi ri ycprH.
Funrrn1 t0 Atunnt tsrncnwood Comntory ut 2:1 p m.
, 1880-10-30
NATTIF SAFE.

6rzRL1N0, ILL., Oct. 2e-One Of tho latrost
public salos at }bsAled stock tbnt oynr tnok
place In shsa 'ectA y occurred on Wednesday as
, 1880-10-30
THE CITY.
- NERAL NEWS.

UAEEF1Ss
II. X. IAuou1As, Of Find du Inc, Is at tho
EherrsnN.
Ex-0nv. It. j. otf.rsnr, Of Decatur, ILL.,, is Mt
tho TaclilC.
CoxtsxnEn j.. A. DEAI.psLEy, u. 8. NJ, IL at
tho l'almcr.
Dawn WAnswonr1t, nf Auburn, N. r., Is nt
tho fremont.
JAMES Il. f,EYnES and Col. ], q, g, I.oc, y. 8.
A., arc ut tho Palmer.
Il. q. CnUnclt, ut tho Customs Division, WAsh.
ingto!l, "a ut tho pHUittc.
Carr. T,truponE sCttwAn, Eleventh Infantry.
u. y. An is Mt tho Sherman.
II, II. WAtpnoS, General Manager Of Tho Lnho
Eric & Western llaliroa'l. Is nj tho Palmer.
\. H. MnuEy Md family ani ". y. Harrison
and so,t. ot t,ni, Franc!too, nro at tho Trcinunt.
MIR. Asp Mus. q. CaMrnEt.t. at,l Mr. ant Mrs.
Benson, Euxlahd. afc registered ut tho p.ltncr.
sn. CHARLES TurrE1s. Eng1nnd; r. kaatz,
lscrllu; and Louis Won Tnl!c, pnrls, arc trgls-
tcsr.t ut tho Pacific.
III. o'n business At tho " sMs,. Treasury sestcr.
paid ollt, an.l sv,n0 Of sIlvor takc,' In.
TILE !ntcrnal- -rorun,,e rcccpts yesterday wero
cxccpt!nnnlly lnfac, *n As': :l'rits Yielding sT"
THE Intention Of tho proper authorities ts
caIlcii tn tho condition pf Fourteenth strcet,
which thorou9hfaro is bnl'y In need of repair.
TUE !ov. canon ,Et,owles. of tho Cathedral.
Sas bec for sfsf@ sesns sM sces e
eato 10 the GeI.crnl Convention uf tho Episcopal
Church.
II. temperature ye;%toray q; a;,,oi ob:Trye
uSE 1ht,R. wig. ut = y: H., II tlGE.; 70 IL H..
-: T. n,;' 4; H p ','' M ~. '"'' o. h"ros'c-
MARY l.1xs.sE,sa, II t1nrk haired, huc-cycil
child II Ii yctrs. tiauHtter nf Henry i.insbsre.
hns been r1lsAinE fFsJln her resitle1cG, No. b1o
ESrth Mcll: ~: street slnse Il n n Tnrsay.
hress tx Sry H. trfnea " e' wt Wit - Yellow, md woro
r. u. ct.Auxx. tlcncral Traffic Munasor of the
McCor,nick, slcl,urai Frcisht asciit 81 tt,o chi.
cagn, bIilwnukcc 4 st. paul tniirrrtt; iso1crt q.
Sa Gsss Gs1sFn angc2 e. ,ns s Y o '% eat %;!t T.
, crn nispntrh;. i. V. Matnncy, uencrnl Freight
Agent ot tho rroria 4 lioek Island lsalIrtMl:
Detroit Eel iiyer Kniiroa,!, ars 1t tto pnct.ic.
TIE Exposition this ycnr vns visited by 4NO-
COO puoI,!c. 1t bus bern GRAND financial etle-
ee' ip py,ps . * ~, fGr %c o a sssg *s 's a
hanG II hay sHe,! y many Il seia.kaS'e
jain i. itcynnlt's. Lilo very cillelcnt Sccrotnry
Of tho cotnrany, hns tcndcrcd i,ls resignation,
nos s;t yot Bean % Selected. ''' ''' S0''e'''' ''
Mtss1E p,xos. tho young wornan who fatally
sneH hor tarn0nf, uGnt,,s eiat!,.a a lsrrS =,
shorn,nr street, III ~, itai!nn restaurant 1T No.
ut stnte ttrcot, July ~. WINS tried on n
ysstert,y, Tic K,llinx WIS rs ,mt;cti by the DC.
fcnrc. which proluced thu trlrnlnnf herself
ssas.s i ssf :s'"s s %sa e cstx Ut, sat xs s bs d
was an,lt to shoot her ut tho tltsn she stnbhc.l
HIN. Thu ense went to tho Jury IT about {
Acco,,p,,n n, announcement ,t,o so1o NJ soots
, 1880-10-30

WASHINGTON ITEMS.
6psstal Dtspafrh to TAt thlea2n Tritun4
WARRINGTON, D. C.. Oct e0.-Tho Ilquor.deal-
esb Vt thia District ag0 sald to bo contemplating
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1880-02-11
Succession of Jacob kI.e.,

SECOND DISTRICT COURT FOR THE PAR
- LII OF Orleans, No. SO Ol4-By virtue Of two
orders OF sale. one dated % Der 3. 1879. and
the other dated October 10. 1879. aud also ny
virtue Of q jude ment rendered January -. 1880,
on a rule taken January 6. 1890. al to inc
directed by the hon ,rsbe the Second District
Court for the parI4h, Of Orleans in the above
ent.tled matter, I will proceed to cell at public
auction. ut the Merchants and Auctionears' TX
chanRe, Royal street, hetueen Onpal and Gus
tomho,lsa streets In thu Second Dstric, Of this
city. on SATURDAY. February 81, 1890. at u
O'Clock m. the following described pI operty. to
wit
A CERTAIN LOT or GROUND. situated In
the Third District Of his city. in the square
bounded by Grape. Love. Bartholomew aud
Mszant streets. designated by the number four
teen eaid lot b ing composed Of the lot deatx-
mated by the lumber seven and IT thirteen fset
three linee taken from the .xt adjoining lot.
do. ixnated by the number eight on u plan OF
H. Buisson, IN the twentieth II May. 1888. Said
lot mear ures. Amer lean measure. forty five feet
front on BIZ thOlomew street by one hundred
a u ten feet Id depth.
Together with all the buildings and improve
ments on ali said property, and MI tho rights
ways and dependencies thereto belonging.
without exception or reservation.
Terms--Cash on the spot.
J. Il AIBEE GAUTHREAUX.
Owl Sheriff OF the Parish OF Orleans.
in91 ~ fe4 IL IL a.