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, 1880-12-22

A species OF vcrdnnoy 1knrcly Met
With

A species OF vcrdnnoy Rarely rIct
With.
Special Dtspateh Ths Chicago Tribune.
BATTLE CREEK, Mich, Dec. ao.-During
the taksng Of testlmouy In the case Of Dr. u.
4. Richards ngninst his wife for divorce Il
witness. n lady, was ealle.l upon tho stand.
aistl ilhont the first question asked her was
w''at her name was. S!lo bltsllctl, stana-
mercd, hcsltatcd, aud Mt last said she lid not
know. Further lnterroKat[olls ellcitetl tho
fact that her natne was Mary Messenger. but
TINT ale thought she had becn married to
Robert Hodge, Il wolI-known citizen Of tlls
place. bnt she did not know. The following
Is tho story slle told the Court:
Robert Hodges wifo died Inst spring, les!ving
several small children, 4 fow dAys utter
lier death the father saw tho necessity Ut n
lousekeeper, aud secured tho services OF
Mary Messenger. Sho had not worked fur
hin but Il fNW. weeks before Robert W,ls
co1no lis wife. Sic consented, ai,d tl.e willy
wftl0wer Robert suggested that, rs Its w1fo
had only been dead = few weeks, II would
crcato Ii scandal should they be publicly ulnr~
@ teisclscs. 81 @ lae essarins hsr I tt f s''el % pro.
cretlinE WIS perfectly lawful. Size, Innocent
being, trusting Implicitly In the affections OF
lcr ttcar Robert. consented, aud, US sho snys,
sy efy nsas ssssa 3 % %'sy olsea s eaai to 'Sk u tre i"
to eaeli other t!s innl, alld wife,"
nn!l Ind lived rs suel IN tho ns,st Intimate
tired Of ler and treatet her badly. lle had
toltl her TINT Tie narrlnge was but farce.
nl,A kicked llor out OF Ills house. aud crl,ully
drove l,er awny l!earttroken and crying to
eMrn l!er living ~ tho stern world; Tilis was M
name was Messenger OF lodge. She yays
that tho Inns bllclyintroducelh her rs llis wife,
ni,tl upon this ground some vt tho lawyurs.
present hive taken up her case anti will gu.
deayor, to prove tho inarrFagp valid. on tho
uuiro my particular form Or ceremony, anl
'ls several decisions l,ayo been rendered IN
sinlinr cascs III tile Enstern courts. wherein
thu ,nnrrlagu was IIcld as ya!s! FROM tho faact
tMt ulSy i!ns! passe:i ~ hHsba1t als! wifS ,i
carry tho caso into tho higher courts for. q
legal decistan. al,d tho decision ls al,xtnt.sly
aWNlted. This ease nrg,,es strUtlgly III favor
OF Inv recognizing marriage MS something
mere not t!tan ely!l gontract a!ltl prnyltilng ns
some I'lrtlcnlur foru' Of ceremony. amt tIeslg-
lating -SoMe particular person tn perform
| LIS Ht4fYirn.
, 1880-12-22
MRS, SI1}DONssUEp,

8pttfat Dtspafeh to 1ns Chicago Tribune.
ST, 1.0ula, Doc. 20.-When Mrs. Scott Sttldons
Closed h0r enlargement ut po1o'a Theatre Sntur-
tiuy night therc was something Of row bc-
tween her munger and two lnombors Of tho
company, Waltcr II. Kelly mud his wife.
.tosophLne c. Kelly, known to tho profession us
Walter Eyttngo md Josephine l.Aiiey. On
saturday Night Mr.. and Mrs. Kelly wore dls.
cl,arues.. Mr. Kelly at once sought tho ndytce
of attorneys. and tho result was Il suit against
Mrs. Mary I. Scott, athoFwtso AIRS. Bcott sildons,
for brcnch Of contract and dA,nnges amount
Ing to Sl,441. Tho suit filed In
tho Circuit Court scts forth TINT
Nr. Anh Mrs. Kelly wero ongMRed III Now York
by Bprelal Hxreeinont for tho term or twenty
weeks, beginning Nayotnbur. 1Ssu, ut tic joint
HnlNry OF Sb] week. they TO eunct such ptlrts rs
n!leht bu awarded tholn. und US often III ol.eh
W1ek ~ tho management might desire. Tho
plaintltls Aay TINT ttiey enrnplJod with ter pnrt
of their contrnct. but that tho defendant, whom
abu found 1t difficult to pay tho company, dis
chnrgod thom without any eililse wilnteyer. Mrs.
S!tldnna wus served with n lottce Gf the suit
aDunt II u'tlnck Sntnrtny night, hut hlB since
luft tho city with tho rest Of tho company.
, 1880-12-22

more actlve Inquiry, chiefly for sllimient,
at tic ruling figures, Western rcports,'~sto
generally alversc. Cable nuvlces wers nlHU
'liscoaraR'nR. Sales Of No. ret, wcr9 9tuaflo
nj sl..t1101i.3, closing nj si.a'11; No.. 1l
ht Sl.lt'Gel.lG1f, chasing ut si.l617; to-. E1c.
cember at 81. .1G@l. .1tit{. closing ut s1.1a9{;,lo
February Mt sl.104@1.s0X, closing ut
S1.lDs(: tlo March nj si.sll{tel..9, clliG1ly.ht
sl.Miieel.ali{. closing nj Sl..i bid, mostly,at
Sl.9lGGl.2lAt.N No. y rrd, tl' lots. ut 81 .13g9
LII; ul,grAtfctf re.l Mt sl.0sIst..1111, as 10
nllality; M. = Milwaukee sprlng, at St.tf sle-
lisercd; No. . sprt Ing at SLIP; ungradNf
spring ut sl.13. go: 81
col.S, OATS. nyE, AND BARLEY. $,
Corr wns again very dull for carly delivery
ut further reduction Of !4Gs3 cents btsli'
el; In tic uptIo1l line business 10 mottarate
aggregate, opening Mt slight Improvement,
but closing weaker. Sn1es Of intxe.l Western
,'ngradctl, now, at bl@51 cents, rs to quality !;
No..a, 5t9lGel'A cents; New York steamer
mixed Mt MQl55sl cents, closing at Is cents
bid; No. white. 57t1 cents.
Unts was hitch 1nDrg ncttye, chiefly In tho
way of options, but unsettled, anil Mt tho
close generally weaker. IN Instances showing
decline of 14Ql54 cents n b,lallel. Sales of
white Western ungraticd ut ~ lGe45 cents, rs
to quality; 1nlxcd tlo at 4iG943 conts; No. 8
Chicago quoted ut ~ cents.
lfye moderately sought after. md again
quoted lrregular,-towartl the close lower.
Barley held l'rnly, but very quiet.
PROVISIONS.
1tog products attracted fair share Of at-
tentlon, Western steam lard having been
ngafn tho centre of tntcrcst. Prices opened
weaker, but left oN more llr1nly., Western
1Btaa t,nr .UnA lin 1T tvn fNr M rlt t1n1trary
, 1880-12-22

tile wntcl,fnl eye ut f,oncst v0t-
crs, with tho New England homo
md family, md Will, the Nntionnl sentiment,
WI shall not lack tho crownl1lE mcr1t Of Now
England life-nalnely: TINT the descendants
Of thu Pilgrims hold to ant! love a,ut cherish
what their forrfatllers sought III this coun-
try,-frccdoni to worship uotI.
nrS. uIlANT.
III response to tho toast, "Welcomo 10
GEN. Grant" tho Inter rrpltetl tint hv IT,
lGycl that wien n llIst,, wns n cttEzel, Of MIC
tata l.e coutd ~ ia uNy .ortio,l Ut tic coul,-
try with MI thu rights lse possessed nt tho
stnr.IMg point, though he was ter,ueti II "car.
pGt-bnREcf.'' EfeKaltl cltfcs llayo sprung nj,
niul prosperity brought tn the pralries by thu
work of tho carpet-baKner, there being but
llitlo progress tn communities entirely cont
posed Ut natives uf tint community. Ito he-
lieved Ill the New England llca OF obcytug
tic laws and respecting tito rights Of frcc-
dom III political views.
uEEc1iEn
The "pilgrtm Fathers" was responded TO
by the 1lev. Henry Ward Deccher. lie re-
ferrcd to their struggles to assert indepetltt-
enco in q timo Of superstition ani persecu-
tion. 1t wns satd tllat they were stern mel.
md II they wero not they could not llayu
accomplished WIN. tlluy did. They never
sought fight, but when In 1t did not stop
until they hail It their own way. J'hcy be-
1levcd In being MILL among tnci, nilli III efu-
waiting others with themselves. lie then re.
ferrel 10 tho burning for wltccrAft, 'n1,d tho
power Of Konlo In their tfme, md would
wonder II from persecution they should not
hnye been wary mid distrustful. atd stern
to others.
fyrtfrtt m Asrs.
, 1880-12-22
TEMPERANCE.

u'6Dsetat Dspateh to Tbs Chttd9o Tribune,
DgcAru11 ILL.,, Dsc. 3l.-trhe 0Ean4 Jury
~ session lLsru Inns gono for pccAtar sa!oun,
kce lers rouRll-sAod. Thomas Andrews, ID.
W..l}senner,an, LouisFarner. Henry l'reyor,
John i. Campbell. .John carroi. Miehaei
Ale11ahon, and Michael Carroll, aud Harp.
rustod to.liay Oh be,,c1-warrants by Sl,erIlr
Foster, charging them with violations Of tho
Liquor Inv. uiut W, q, Davis aMd Andy
Robinson aru ultlor arrest fur perjury Ii,
OF venue.
, 1880-12-22
STOCKS,
. oNiA0s
AN IRREGULAR MARKET.


NEW YonK, Dec. ol.-1n tho carly dealings
today tho stock saarketwas weak. md prices
declined AGalH In tho entire list, but, after
the First board, there WINS iirmcr feeling,
aud nl,adynuce from the lowest point OF Il
to 8. Lake Shore, TIC Elevated Railroad
stocks. st. Paul Il Omaha, Cnnataa Southern,
mid Western Union wcro must coll
spicuous lit tho improvement. Iii tue
last hour the nnrket was quiet aMl
strong. rllc active stocks to-tlay were
Western Union Telegraph, Lake Shore,
Erie, Wabash, Northwestern, milwaukee i
st. Pnn1, Oma!l,s, Kansas u Texas, Delaware.
Lacknwanna s. Western, nlld Manhattan.
Taking the day as whole the market was
Irregular.
TIE MONEY stANKET,
early In tho duy, was fair1y active at 0 per
cent for demand loa,s, tfne loans hot cx-
tending thirty days, md prime mercantile
paper. During tito early hours OF tho utter
noon money bccanu somewhat stringent,
com malltllng Lilo of per cent per day plus
per cent per annutn. The market, however,
easetl oil, u1ld closed ut 4 per cent.
lsA11.itOAD NOSDs
were active iii tho curly dealings, but after
wards became dull. There were very few
Important changes IN prices, although tho
tone of tho market wits strong. The most
prominent Issues In the dealings were tho
Texas Pacific, Chesapeake Il Ohio, Eric,
Iron Mountain, md Milwaukee l. st. Paul
bonds. .Texns Pacific j. lilo Grande iirsts
declined from 9GI96 to 051l, aud do incomes
from 7BN to 10, but the former afterwards IT.
covered on largo purchases to o69s. Chesa-
peake 4: Ohio, Class B, advanced to 78H; do
currency bonds to ,i79S6; Central Iowa tlrsts
to 11:}1I; to 1ebenturcs to 50; Albany + Sus-
quollnnna seconds 10 1081S; Kansas City l.
Northern Omaha Division f1rsts to t30; Lake
Shore coupon seconds to 125; Mobile & Ohio
first dobenturcs to B0A; third do to Az;
Morris l. Essex seconds to 11B1; San Fran
cisco CInss To SU9{; st. Paul 7.3os To l25; do
Lacrosse u Davenport Division lirsts TO 90}l<;
do Iowa s. Davenport extension to 1G}}G
Union Paciilo drsts declined to ll0a6; Jersey
Central assentcd coilso1s to 1t4A: Iron
Mountain second Incomes to sD3G. Erie new
second coi.solS iluctuutcd between 0O16 and
995. ........... ..-..-.....
| stEsslts. nELMoNT, StsL1GstAN,
| and one OF the firm OF Drexel, Morgan s. Co.
hnye recently been to Washington, aild lave
Ind several important business Interviews
! will, Secretary Si!e1lnan.S 1t Is now an-
nouncel that the iRteres.- checks on tile 1bS0s
will be nailed tomorrow, aud the Secretary
says tint between tho I'd Inst. and tho 10th
! of January lie expects to Asbursa s7l 900 000
ulalnly consisting Ut payments Ut 1899 and
tho interest thereon, the interest OIL 1Ssls,
pensions, nlld about SIC, ,00o, QUO Ut in.Arost on
/ pur cel,ts. Leading bankers believe TINT,
with tue successful placing OF tho > per
cents, good raklr0ul stocks which pay 0 und 7
per cent will 70 much further appreciate lii
value In tho market rs to yield but about 4
nar cont uuon invested funds, Mr., SnGC fs
, 1880-12-22
The Paris Fire department.

Tho conl.nanuer VI uhs FurIs hrc- -brtxai.o, Col,
Paris, has published y b'ok. called " Le Fvu
Parts Ut cn An.ttiitlr." !u which he compatcs Tho
tho great towns or Fsuslcc tur cntnbatMx tho
rnvasos 3f ilrr. col: Paris naturally con!es to
tho G4llcltasUn thnt tho French personnel " Bu-
INrior, hut tho material .nal,Ias.ly Interior 1t
tarls there ure ruEcty personal acas,lnnis fn
aTtse thAuks to tho excellent Xynuastle eauca-
, 1880-12-22

DosroS, Det. al.-Capt. Richard Murphy,
Of tho schooner u. j. Adams, reports tl,at
sixtecn mics cast-sonthcast Of Chatham lie
WIS bunrt!cd by tic Captain Of the bark
Fearless, forty t!ays from Drnttle llarbor,
Lahrudor. bound to New York. Tho Feat-
warks stove, her foretop-galAtlt tmast was
gone, anil allu WIS leAki1ig battly. Tho crow
l!ad been living, OIL sait herring eight days.
Capt. Murphy furnished eight days' pr0Vis-
iuns und parted company with licr.
, 1880-12-22
nIs CONDITION LAST Nr11tr.

Special Dtspa.th to 1as thteaoo Irtbuns.
NEw YoRK, Dec. 2l.-ConErcsstn,lt 8. s.
Cox Is suffering from congestion of thc lnngs
Mt his residence, NJ. IL East Twelfth street.
Tho intending physician pronoullces his con-
litiun dangerous, ntld his most Intimate
friends arc rufused adMistnncc to tho sick
room. A1r. Cox WIS nttM,ked III Washing
ton OH Wednesday, after the adjournment OF
the House, una was removed to thts city tho
next duy,
, 1880-12-22

BUFFALO, Dec. nl.--Snbscr1pti0,l-1tsts III nl
OF tho sufferers by tho lata lire, and families
VI ti,e Victims, hASo been started by tho
Ercnluu Nc.rx and 11ioasta,U Courier, alul
Nyee Il thousand dollars nre nlreAdy SUBJ
scrEbed.
Thu remains OF six Victims wero recov-
crcI yesterday md to-tlay, nll WILL bc lll-
terrcd Tomorrow.
, 1880-12-22

nc1x!dere. noone Co., Ill. Fob. d iNa
:, nkAh efR. hare baum uAHR JOnr INDIA tii.upB
EfREi fur sunni tins. aud nDr3e ectlS satisfied sLth
p4lste. btrDnRthens Tho Nervs, Regulates lha siual.
acf nild lio~nIs, and ttoltoves lhIuunl!au. Hnufd
noe 10 without It. Mis-. WE5TFAl.L4
, 1880-12-22

- = - = FIshbF, ChMMph!En Coz III
DEAR SIN: fhis II to corufy ulAt YOUR INUlAH
BtdNtp aYNEi. has d1nG ms moro AOod fur Kldner
Cumpntnt a1id tleart Disease than nuy niher medE.
eMg avUr used. 1t Also cufco one u my children Ut
Eltlis nud bGEotun. M.AltEAHET ctiibM.
, 1880-12-22

SLIPPED ON THE ICE.
ispttta! Dlspateh to Tho Chteauo Tribune.
lSp1ASAlULI5, Ind, Dec. W.--'fho 1o-year-
old sun Ut George II. West. Secretary of tho
Mnsontc Mutual Belcilt Society, slipped on
from co,,cassioIl Of tic bran.
, 1880-12-22

ILLINOIS.

Disease OF tho Stomach and Liver.
.... Cairo, Alexander tn. Ill
DEAR 8its auner;rR for some iitis With lluatacha
It'd hlscns0 Ot thu SutntAch and Liver, W1s induced
q usn your relthblG INDIAN Bj.ut,1} SYRUP, nhlrh
esturo1 mo ~ perfect hcn1th and sarnnXth.
No. ~ k!xht1l.As GllAS. Sl1El4LkY,
, 1880-12-22
Cftilih Cured,


Waterman Stntlui1, llO Kn1b CO.. Ill.,
DHAH Stns This II 10 certify shut yuIr IHl1Aa
BLOOD SYRUP has cutch mo 0t luIn tH tl!g l.nck4
Il Ii valuable medicltsA Mis-. WUUh. 4
, 1880-12-22

"That nclicina g9us right Ia tho SPOT, 70
freshts, srFtvcs, Aud clsrcg."-A patient on Hop
i1tttAfx.
, 1880-12-22
Third.Dny ClaII1E.

- - - FlhFh, EINY 10. III
,DkAM Sir: This II to certify tl.ut yUnr lNt,!AN
UltttUU SYRUP hns curau nc u thu WIsdua9
CAllA astos all other medicines bad failed.
, 1880-12-22

CAUTION TO DRUGGISTS.
BeNnte or Counterfeit Me,ifcno. employ no
faveng agents or runners to solicit Epdo from drug
, 1880-12-22

RHEfIdHI3. u
DEAN si1s. NJ dauxhtof VIII susssr itv1' uast na
fhis diticulty iur n.0Tu ttaa yuar, with Nv Hsa
n.snt Vt two plysclnhs-on0 Atlt,p4tatG hnI usny nv
otheT n!utlcinss ain,a WHICH HAs ~ Jaynes, Il, Hn, Hi,
A!tvs. !1athuughl tuysolf VI t1 lhDihAM, nr1 ~ ~
Htkur, Aht, ftnHtu& uf6f your pAHtH1k. TX ~,
cuxh tts ui.sa.9 wlth I .nfa I, ~ sy
vas kgQQIlHd. ilItt1lat4lf Aftfk1l9u W ~. I,MI
y0ug nlgdelne nlll. to tho {oy pt vii sJpphsas%1 s%1
teonds, &ha Kn& aeon sosinfe1 ~ tgEnIattit2i,tE tgEnattit2i
haA4lA, JuIlk L. MILL 2Ao'A"
, 1880-12-22

Not r!rnpl9 Or frrekle rclnuins upon tho skin
beauttiled BY Giei,n's sulphur BoRp.
, 1880-12-22

------------- " MAtf00n, Eh1o4 Ed,t III.
DEAR StNs find youF INDIAN N,Uup SflstP
speedily curea ChiIs. htu can rocQI3Ineh rs the
bust nedlc.us IN tho county for ithpat,,htsm sIa
Neuralgia ElL MtIcHEL1A
, 1880-12-22

- - = = HhHuWIc1t III FNIu CH. IL.
UKAn H1ns I'h!s l. 70 certify tint yuur lsl'lAs
bus completely cureI mo Of Dy4pesn. th9 ceal
medicine ovuF uke1- lliItAM L. ALLEN.
, 1880-12-22

TH4Etp1IIs. Ett.HN ". IF r,
DEAR Bi0s Your great INDIAN H1i'UD hfHuFl y
ttn skrtt Htedlrinp over used far litmrs uiatase
''>>''''s-eN> - ~ VA '''N'''' len arAl.LlN0B.
, 1880-12-22

buckingham, knmtates Co.. H.. MaJ u RI H.,
pHAn 9!ni was xraAt eon1t0r from s snf
ntUst valuable INDIAN uLUpt sfilLa'} hun ,d. w.
miIch Faiioyad nhd hAE te4. yuur M!ea
Lii IL u
, 1880-12-22

0loolesH6 0f0E uHeu- ltlitAal IL AA444+Es'
Cure for Ileart Dixcasc.
pzAn s.a, Your x,es: ssf!sBGg1;s f9sSS%s sSS 81
:s ;s Il l.; ,"' "~.s ,ss,s
All that II IL Recommended to lEo.
Plan s,H; hs!9 wed y, s;ss!'sns y ISiXS Ia;
sss III i:s;' 'asssas 80; s;s II 4 HSxs
Diseases or she lungs.
p sy; FL: :?.s Il sx i ;s,s As
sss sss 'sE SsS
s,n, s s $s;&S S:
ssSu ssSsa bsp5; ' y S$SS is
Dyspepsia Cared.
prAns.ns ha,c t5sSSisa VIII DiI,;S'SS. ,1 w.;
s:ssss TS;S
Never Rai1: H,,t9., g cHrs. ,It.,,o, !. r.. III.
s$H :,, sss s:s :s +; e Ut u
eas'' II sa'e'ea so''''''' fsii fEsEiiizABErn MErzs.
An Agent. Testimony; ~ ~
s.s ~ %ss's y;
sahe, Pain n tho I9wlas: and Chliis ana Gull 'as'
zseoamend IL usa " suffering hH,Mianlt{'. uprp
Reeommcnin 1t to All. RI
Aurora, Kane Co. H.
D5tH esIs ssss ss1s It 'ssa;
Ssss sssas s's 's
Liver. Complaint: ,xn
Buckingham. kankaGuN Co.. H.. Ma! y Z is.p. w..
.52sisa fHlhN * ss1I NV
sago md AlSy ~ X ~ ~; xo st I
GTy Fusulss. and thaEetuEu Fscunalu. tts ~ ~
u troubled with vos Complaint Et1 s!sk
ItneMfnatahms
buckingham, knhkuteb Co. Ill. MaJ ~ tS.!si.c, RI
pHAu tiAf wax xFHAt euG1r0f from ltlsauAs.sn.n.
sa t9sns ,s5sss 81 fy'tSfh WI hLo
Rsh an 1'n0's4 AEx 'V1rassskNSkJ
4 Good blood Purifier. :,
pxAn f1N, have naoa ynar aIsat nlt&i At,
HYNUfa and hnvv found 1t UNA luated !llau! ru
aeF. and t1kO pIsasufo III Recommending
Suppression Of NIenstruaston., ~
Sheridan. In eals IT, ino n;
pxAM .a 1.yf tSH
thla dldIcuity 4ur nt0r4 thaa Teaf VIII <lS III
Msnt Ut Two physacans.oae Aispatsto ny ~ rsns nv
relief al.o t4iT t AMrt-
eltva. lathuuEht Mysult VI tho INDIAN ntnu, ~ ax,,
Htkur, uhd, FulntUx utef your pamphlet TX ~ sRs
cAux6t yunF retn4s9a ao o ussas9 ~ tss i, III
, 1880-12-22

WRucunda. Lake C1.t iIll;n
DnAn Btn have naod ynnr a1eat ;;,e t:%}i.
8fNuft and hnYS found 1t 4JgQuatGa ~ illpou u"'
4ses sA@ '-~ S ~ G, l.. HHATr.
, 1880-12-22
NEW YORK.

NEW YUKh.
Grand Banquet of the New
England Society OF
Brooklyn.
Attendance Of President Hayes,
Gen. Grant, Con. Sherman,
and Secretary Evarts.
Speeches by Many Of the Most
Eminent Men iii tho
Country.
Conservative Capitalists Not
Apprehensive Of a FL
nancial Panic.
The High Price Of Stocks Oonsid-
cred the Indication Of au Ac-
oumulation Of Wealth.
Investments Paying 6 md Z Fer Cent
Very Valuable When Compared
with 0 Per Cent Bonds.
The Wheat Market, So Far, Not
Seriously Affected by the
Western Excitement.
The Great Billiard Match in Paris
Eagerly Watched by Sporting
and Business Men Alike.
rfonrrouoman {}nr in r. Very DANGEROUS
, 1880-12-22

foutlnc, Livingston County bs.n y.
DKAn st's. Th!s l. g certify thft sSySSl ySSls,D
HYHln. Ian! user " yeats nf Axu NM hsS@ sHSa5iius
Eseatiy tTgultet With MSahnpsA Your s".'J Ms"Jii Il
~ valuable feIlGdJ. HlIDDA Ahp""A
LlSYOFWIIOLES4AI4E DEAlEl1o
-lH-
d. Chk jQhnsQn's Indian Blood Syrup
CHICAGO, ILL.
f.akA-tL
NlAnlYON, pLuAMEK 4 co. 81 and u LaAa.f1
tuL!!E!e fuL1.Elt, II Mkrkot-Sk
FoAAAM 4 KIM, tl l4nkY-sL
, 1880-12-22

Buckingham. KankAGuu Co.. III. Mar y isN
pKAM slKi lcAp1rtAl!y lesttfJ thMt y1ur la1t3 ~ ~
sbrated INDIAN liDun " ltut KlYns nnTsIsi n.d ~
t4pt4l, mud II AI4hly tyueuled hy All VINO l!hfs uea
& Avo used y1Mr nodlslMo witt tic 1f
III soublHd with Livos Complaint Hti1 hce;
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-09-10
SCENES on THE EAST SIDE.

To see the East side Of tins city at its very worst
il should be visited between the hours ~ ~ p. m
Saturday and H. IN. Sunday. Ii Il soner resident ~
encountered at any time the explorer may resi-
assured thai h. VIII not be sober long All the rum
shops are crowded with men dressed IN their work
ing clothes. their appearance indicating tnaJ lheE
have not peen home since quitting work. Soon
they become noisy and quarreIsOine, anu
they ale elected IRON one place 10 'ahe
refuge in another only short dls
lance away. where they are welcomed ana
allowed 10 stand and wrangle 40 long as tnPh
money lasts. F1T moments intervene ortweeh
drinks. Fights of a more or less 1erocIous ana
dangerous cnar ctcr are OF frequent occurrence
and cries Of Murder" Help" Police" is often
heard but occasion no unusual excitement. iheS
ONLY make the neichboruood seem more like home
10 the people hyl1g there TRIBUNE reporter
strolied through HJustou-st. az late hour S1tnr-
neighborhoOd, was surprised at the rotous nproarl-
Gus scenes that were presented Oh every side Pick
ing his way through knots OF intoxicated
G Gen spd "%yI here were t' some
bows tie Oldest not exceeding twenty years OF age
The stroller stood a while. listening to thelr CON
ycrSation. Somebody had evidently offended Them
for he most dire and blasphcmOus threats were ut
tered against the unfortunate person VINO had
aroused Their euml;Y.
On the oppo,itc corner was n grocer's wagon, in
winch several men were sleeping thcT dirty. mare
feet hanging over the edges. >, NctAl wrrlCheu child
zen were Vug in tnc cutter. tall. well-bnlIt man,
hailcsS and tOalcs. came lOunglug down the street
and not seeing him stdgger tie reporter SUPPOSED
ne was sober. Approaching the man he asked II me
green cars had stopped running. he fellow stared
al the inquirer for moment in dazed, Dewlidcled
manner aud and then sad -.
"Sh-no-hic-gueSs not. Ter goc5-hic-al night"
Are Won sure p
"Wna-zrr siuk-hic-rsc fool Use Il watchman
round es-hic-cOIHcrS; guess ought or know
DesuaIIing OF deriving any Information from ms
watcliman and not Gcenlag likely from appear
auccs that 4 sober man could he mt III the neigh
hornood the IDor,er ;; rolled back toward the Bow
cry th,U Igh >ccOud-st. II little qu eicr there.
hui sill everybody the ,porter met WAS ntox ca
ted. Nearly every stationary vehicle ana every
s.oop and cplar-d ,or was occupied by some one en-
,ieavoring 10 sleep oil dchnnch. Inc scarcity Of
policemen was also noticed. lie reporter saw only
one III the whole might.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-09-10
RAIL VA y Ne " 5.
THE UNDERGROUND LINE.

GENERAL MCCLELLAN CHOSEN PRESIDENT WITH
POWER TO APPROVE THE ENGINEERS PLANS
The organization of tho New-IOrk Under
ground Railway Company was completed yesterday by
the election OF officers This meeting was held at the
office Of Georgr Ticknor Curtis. There were present
muel Campbell GeOrg- Il. Blanchard assistant to the
pr,.ntdeut OF tue Eric Railroad. George TcKnor curtis
Robert Scwcll, George b. Mcclellan. +. A. Qnl thrd
Doug ass Campbell aud j. +. RuGges. Hugh j. Jewet'
president Of the Enc Railroad, ~ s III Europe, wh're
as,is &. T. Howard. :. L. VI. Barlow was absent from
tac city Yesterday .-
Cen raj Mcclellan chosen pr siieni am other
officers were elected follows Executive Committee.
General Mcclellan. AnIrcw CIiscy, Robert ScweI Hugh
J. Jrwctt and T.. A. QuintGrd; secretary, Herbert "
Curtis; counsel George 1icknOr Gurus; AMI solicitors,
Sewell Pierce
TIE plans OF the proposed road prepared by Walter j.
Morris were shown and aitcrward referred To Prcsl-
aept McCel an for examination and approval The pres
idcut wac rcuuee al signify his approval Of the pa7S
M mn ,aIr, moicnt O,h,r mat ers OF detail
were ref, rreu 10 ms cuYr committee. but the adop
non of the cncn,r's plans was left entirely the hands
of tne president. \ letter written 10y Mt Howard, at
London under ct August 20 WAS read at ne meet
ing Tnp writer account OF AN Interview he mad
had with Hugh j. Jcwct IN London. il when Mr De"
ett had expressed his approval OF TIE entcrnr'Te anu
his confidence It's success. MT. Howard aiso gave
some inform ton IN regard To the hnlnciaI prospects
the company In London. . >, . ,r
Another meeting Of the board will b. held next Tues
dat Il an IA IA