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, 1880-11-04
PORT OF CHICAGO,
Aa1r1EAr0

ANtAfAlss
Stmr Chicago, MAnitoWoc, sNutlecg,
Prop Skylnrk, isu1,tun tinrbur, aurtirtes.
Prup Mary u,t,h, Saukh IInyell, suuurles.
lrop IsDutun I3uiIRlo s,indfius.
l,rU, EbuInpiAin, llj1fNiO, enudrIcs.
Ttvi, lAtku Erin. CDlliuRw,,utl bllnllr1os,
l'rup Il. ". Bjli,uk, Wntto Lakp. lumber.
I'rOii u. ttjckux, MuslttKUU, lumber.
PrvtI i, q. Hull. Ml1akeEutj, lumber,
Trnu Cubn, l!utFnlu, llXlIt,
rrrt, Swallow. Ai1iskcxu, lu3,tber
THr il, i, sill, ltauiU towing.
Srir E,lDn, W,luiatpu lumber.
Sehr iliu, Sln1listcu, lumber,
Hrhr Eurtl Sur Vpntwnter lumber
Htllr .MltUs Uurt,0tt, Munistoo lumber
ErHr NustItnptioft. Furd Hiyrr. lumbor.
Ethr HOf,s0,;,l. MiIskuRon. WOOD.
Hrhr Jubn IlentI. Jr. Nusk nrpu. humber
HpNr Wulyurlnu. Ur.nI iluyvlI. lutnber.
sehr Ccciilu. MnHisteu. iulnber.
Hnhr Lnlktnit EtiIrGt,On lfny illmber
Erhr II. 4. Avery, Nn1tstoe iuInbor.
Sphr LnVIntI, UnrlIlll h1rnjMr
HsI,r Isn Eni.n E6nIa. Wnntstrp. lumber
Sthr ArnrIInIl Whita Lake lntni,nr
Srnr H. i. isoycn. i,,,,tinTton. mIIn{,or.
Schr Jessie I'GiIilps. Mul,isIou, iutnbcc,
Bchr Fciujtuus. puusuukpp. liltniiur.
Hthr itHiuit Fri,Itmwf rniIrmti tlea
Schr t;niG,l,,,iln. nrmnti tjMvt,,t. wMHj
Ettr A,,afrnIin n Wt,nE,,r,n in,uIor
St.hr t;eorun Il, Finituy Kunushu. iivbt
scnr i, 81, Kn,,nu. K9tosGu. llgnt,
CT. Mi, ~ 80 i,s.,,,, i.ss,wfHs. .H
, 1880-11-04
1IAyElsLY's.

Tho Tourists" nrc drawlng Inryo audiences.
They deserve their popularity. for they provide
au entertainment nfrth.provoktnp enough to
even wrcathc tho fncu Ut Il Democrat In smiles
or euursu, Tho Tourists Is but another nainu
for II vnriuty sfpw, but tho vnriety Is OF I'M ui-
usnntsy 4,od quality, tho performers Are cxccp.
tionMliy clcvur, ,,t,l tho wuIo thing goes with
utmost y july sup. tho INFLUENCE or which IL
trrrsstte oil ail ntl!cilce. Since lta tlr*t Intro
nled, jokrs huvc been inyuntell. atll the llalnR
gcners!sly hus brrn frightened. Miss CArr!a
enrc, and ,lcservediy AZ, for sle reycls IN her
t,wn good llti,nur. md Its spirit u Infectious.
Mr. slestnycr has not tmpravn! his Itst ot
!lnprrsanutlons by hs ErI business. Hen
~ Wntson, tito Dutch specialist. appears
u tho ,,. s2me ncts ns FORMERLY, nnd NJ n.
Miss .]eanucttn neIWnrth, uro slsu III thoir for
lnrr fenturcs. Wu mny my thAt some Df tho
.nusIu hts bcun chlnged for tho htttur. arl!i thnt
elEUrtl.
, 1880-11-04

. ,,...u in.sr ,G, "riu's' ,...
r1a wnsc1" 1n'. .p., I ,o,gcs: u' s,c,mnr ~ % ty ~,
"' tYn,., ~ "e'' "''' ''''"''' '>'"''o' WY -
~v;ii i,.,wml,rouo,lc,s Colorado pcau Richmond,
snc WHY" ~ ~ H. ~ wtiIc Anu eisr"r psses
i. Slcin,l4nn. ~
Wind so,tteast; brisk. wca,her 1nc.
l,nur !IclsuS, stlrh. Nov. h-IAssed ur-rro..
poufs q; y. iHftler nii'i b,l1nes. SnE'nwnf ntiu
1 nE1es, imnae.inn % au eonsoTt; u. H. lMttp
Mu Gs.r1: MinnlfE 't1na ha "'hsiow' u. w.
''145t. MEri.s% a,,,,uI,ar ,saaeI, ,i. si"ti,,ws
>, ;,., 'si,i.rslt: '%anoko, John
sc'2rs W,n s,'S safn' ',1t,H !H;e wca,,cr cloudy
nkTltoiT.
sptetat ,it nsnateA to Tas chteaoo Tribune.
scllD1ner T. a. le"rHnr, Cninratl1; ach,k'tlcrs
.nMal MM4co' Nasshu' Willlaiil IL o9'ief' farani'
Seewstny. Seewstny.. uuo..,,,u, .,,,,,. ,,,.r.,o Man..
York. onei!,.: rhlladnpa na.d c2,.snst; stensna IN;
,,ar, nirxcs M,4@io'9h nna c,sort Mnyi9wcr na
,rR!a. ,ou UT ,ty Gmy M" S1s't , sou,s ~. 49,
sci,nM,urs f. II. fiorr fin1,untun. Mutm.iier.
y. NarkalUw, NtUrilinH star, John Tibbutts,
charIcs Fostor. ,.,n...a
Special Dt,patth to The Chttaco Tribune
nuprtIn, n. T., Nav, 3-Hrriyilts-lsronct.cr
" HwnllI. j, lhAytlstN. 4. {, AlnxW4l, RlNtti, nu-
lutht schuHnerH Y. T.. hltr!s Skylhrk, ~. L.. i1K-
klc' /" IL EtnsR: u. a. 3itr ). u. 3a9ten, ". l..
PtGtoaf, 81. :. lsaEt. Laiflnler, Hf1tlf,; Ch1ca9o;
:, ,,Ciehfca-trtlelief5 Aicnnh. EpyplHln' =. Z.
Enl"cll: schnu1ieis v. =; Itoatnwh!lt: u: WINS
Huh!, Gvs4WK ~ sKAHtK, fSi.x sHst, a. r.
11'RKle; u ~ n4sis nts ainea: y. ~. Nlns' =
sntas, II 1HsK, sr,so CHI ~"'c"Ro' sc"oo''cr - u
G,I,lui iraiuhtsAW Whuat. 0 ccpta. mn nuotnt,on
on corn. E.snmi ahnmrnfs. hi tHH1 b,isft.ls.
,'.nnI,r1rv
A"Rn.4t.,
Spseias Dhpalea q Ihs Cnafaoo tribune.
hi;AiQpETrE, nicn;, nns; a-rMssea up-fFo'
1H,, In,.,,,n,s.r a.ott; T.. - '4"t''
Observation-Disclosures r. chnr,,orInin. sctoone+s
at,nwi,ct. r. SGI: nrorcifrr jn,,1.s Fhy. seGnon.
nrs ii. j5 I{1,Mies. < ltrntiIcy. En,1thWrst' Il. I.
MarilI, Mnutuu9.
uron"Ilcrs Il s6ri,iun. t:nrnnrnnt. schuonet
Churles Wnlk,
EsCANAnA.
Gp.etat Dispoteh to The t,htcaqo Tribune.
EscANauA, Mich, Nov, -Arriyotl-I'ropoljer
MiuucsotH, scho0ners Thomus Uuaylo. John
iimrt' mi I, H. T;iim.ore. '7 S""''o' "9"'
Observation-Disclosures IT. D, CoffubGrry, W, l.,
Mrown M!nncsotn; sctwners ExIIo, II. Il. New
comb, e. u. King, lIigRls & Jones.
c,,rvv,.,xn
sr..,o, ,,,,,ot.h J., ~. rht.,a, ,,-t,,,,.
Ct.ryEtISil. r.. Nnv 3-t!jomrrti fnr ChIcnpo-
prupcijcr Scotia.
Ctiurtcrs-schooncrs Pathfinder and David
Ett,ytrt Cpni, Uincif River ia Milwaukee, 81
fSo: schoonrr uM,rno sher1nnu. aoni. CLEVELAND
to Milwaukee, 81 free.
MILWAUKEE.
Sn.-t,, Di.mutrh IN Yzs t,hi-u,, Tr,b,,u,.
, 1880-11-04

The promise Ut q scarolty Of tonnage, CO.
cas1Ducd by tho continued Boatherly wltlts, led
carries to AJAX III eGuts corn ~ liuHalo ut tho
Opening ycsten!ny. shiptNrs declined to pay tho
advance, however, aud charters wcro conseauent-
1y lnude ut the old rates, ~ follows: To buffalo
6chooners rhpu.aa +. Sheldon, 0eu. y. FEnney,
n. j, Cummings, +. u. kuupp, cora ut ~ cents;
, 1880-11-04
1fOS'TUE,

NnsTuN. Nov. a-FI0un-Qulnti Westctn mixed,
ffxs4tIl; common rxlr.s, $E:s54t ksat Mnnusn 10,
tlktu-Ii winter w1Uuu, Ohtu asld Mlehlnn, ti,5lts
asst lHAl,a. E1aYi: III. lalu!S na tllIHuIy, tltls
Til, s,Esnx wI,uats, t7.tss; Wilbur ao, flWu'.;a
HMAiS-curn7Vuiet; nlixul md y0tlnw, i't4:D; hRit
mixed, 511xG lats 4aipts No. and vxIra whlta. II
@4sc. SN.3 whtn 4:ct No. = mixed al,d M. . wAlu,
4uea su}4r. lt{p. $l.EA+i.0i.
HurtEM-Cl.nGI cFeRlnGr!1s &k41gt Chocu lnll1
paekui. ah:.!rs cUn,'nnn - H.lot, l14lao,
tttih-NrA{9tn &ttAli, lkt!l9.
ltErsirrB-fi0uT lUUu brlst cOrH, u, ,GU Gut whsat
kMlINENrs-Flour hUN brlt.
, 1880-11-04

sh4ker sarsapari!ls, dandclion, yellow dock,
axS nns4. fxs a III 5sek re ghssn u lraan an,e so
ttibeb united with 1nddu VI potassium inadu by
thu soclcty, nse thu loKredGuts Ut tho 6haxcrs'
a41aUAtillu.
, 1880-11-04

spteta' Dtspateh to Ths Chttaga Tttbuhs.
kASaAB CITY, Mu.. Nuy, x-lbQ i,fle4 Current rss
ports:
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. %, ,toi bu, shpmenta, IT,
ta bai market ul1ettea, NJ. cash. k}lc; foyUnl.
1tci S0veribsf. ut t'nEn-livcvlpix, aMa bu,
A4e -''s'' -'~'"@@s'''
, 1880-11-04
Nye neglected, Harley quot, cars canada At 30 on
GANAI. FnE.onrs- -f1ontn,on asking % for wheat,
sktupprs huLnR OE


LITTTVINt
aT. f.1rts, Nov. a-ItprrNS-1lutti mtdlinR. f0He;
snIrs. 1ttU bnlosi receipts. a:ksl, s1ipncnts 7oJs
stUcG, AtiN. -... ...-
NEW ynAK. Nov. a-C0rTUx-unet, it<litAc; fut-
trrs stcnyt Snvrrnt,rr tUS.c; tecen0er, lac, ril-
Mary. iMSSc, Fsbrunrr. fiHtc: MaEcs. l.Ics Aprtl
SEw TtiEASH. Snv. A-Cnrrt.S-fn fhir irEanf
n,t.!tnx. H9sc Inv mi Aa.H. tuHct Atn'l ufiinnsr.
tci mt tretipls, $50 IGss kftlts. Stl1 nxhfts to
n l5fitnln. %1D' Ftancc. l''S', sairs, 2uos stuck.
, 1880-11-04
PEORIA,

PEORIA, I'LL, Nov, 3.-t}MAIN-Eofu steady, high
mixed, aExa:tHis, Mixed, a9lGAS4c. OntA steady,
NJ, 2whtsu, a344aitc. Rye quot at sl&sIku
lllGAwtSEs-unc,nnye4l n ft.l4
k@KlrTs-W.luat 42n bu; car,, 6G.t0 bu, oats, ST.
&ai ba. rye. Aus bui barlsy. &tIu bu.
II, ,snalinESTs.theat.t t1n but UDrfi. +2GU but oats
uas:.' Ha nj rSo. 9hu ta barley. l,3u BY:
HUNS, -'' '- ~'@' s''''-~N@
, 1880-11-04

lt.Ns-rrnaa @ ossns! acsvet S!'li a a feeling M I!s
fnr!nmn .alcA ltlrs nt tL'akl IA !r l4ht' ut
Attt..a fnr mtrl GrklnE !n1s. IND Ut ftatS h ft,r
as,nnd wns sr.s s'1rI WA to"ns! ~: ci''s .! ~.
n,ut tho snMlH IA fUr Anllt he,tlH alhut tw"r
than tho ruling prices uf HuuHttay. lte gl!ny was
Etn mid tAu lnrnur thFt of tho t1dE VIM t0nb ut
Hi7ks 10
sales made subject to a hhrinkaEo OF 10 It's
for utE,;Y RUHs AI1d at 1lS f.ir stays
, 1880-11-04
GEORGIA LEGISLATURE,

ATLANTA, Ga., Nov. 1.-The Legislature con-
ycne4 to-day. Col. Ja1nes ltpyntoa was elected
Hreaiient ut dho spnato aud a. o. Aaeon
, 1880-11-04
DETROIT.

nxTlpir, Nov.
OAAlS-Wheas arn4 NJ. ahlte, sl.0q}f, HoIeu-
NJ. red, }iU46tipi,{, M. y Nhltv. NNc Kusamt. !.
GAM hui shipments, v, w tu. ~'F'''
, 1880-11-04
BALTIMORE.

nAtTtMoRs. Mi.t Nov. v.st-FIni;N-Quct bnt !irnlt
Western t,tl.es tl.A3I.uI! do extra. tI.aka5.us do
family. &i;.Ast4A
UnAIS-Whent-Wcstosn quiet, Western wlntor
rod. SPOT und November. s1.a14d4t.,6t llcr1nllus
sl1'9isllsi JnnnHry, siaF41+aM. Cnrn--Westesn
qnltts Western ml1el. spot nnd November. 5lsis:'c,
t,resnber. Stc bid Fur DILL aIs4s.a]kc. Uas trm
nnd tntriy ncs!ycs Western white ~ a3c; do mtxas
:Mt;6IS1c. Ityr Qnipt NJ ttHfaiUA ..
tlAf-sseadys trssne 10 elulca Pennsylvania, tlac0
aalH
lH.nv,ssoSa-Sleatty. Mess pork. sla.M l'uIk
t1IcttN -1tita e4lHitllCfs. nBrE lliHs4s CLEAR rib
tates. n,InG unurng; licGetl. h,lss.4u. ltnc!n-
Fliuuders i4c, clrAr rb eIeF, pci llnnis Hts3ttc.
1Artl--lttrnt.t. ~ 4ft
},ntlyi prime to cholco Western packed.
1EH..k.. .-.
EUUk-Ffrn ut 3it.
IEIMu,E!M-CrMdu nominal, reaneA 1:c.,
GnrYEE--1lM: ltlr c,tEKnrs UElnry 10 fair. la1lc.
$l'HAR Ralet{ y kDtt, N4c.
Mnt*ky-QnIGt III sl.tl4 iiiH. .. ..... ...
F!!E!illra-In 1AvutClut PER stcamgr stendy. cot.
tnn. 3-lEk I'd: !uus. n Id. EIn. iissil.
tEFEtrtr-F1uE +ksi btis; wlteAl, stl np hu; corn,
1G,ttllhHa nuts. !:tif hui fyu. .saA bu,
Stl!pMES.T;*-sF !.ent. :!A13 bai gvrn. Hhau hu.
sALIs-NheAt a&,aaI bu' cufn Nils bu.
, 1880-11-04

I'n1LAnEtrntA, Npv. 3.-FLoEM--Swcet Nnnc.
futa exirns. ecnr medium, &,.4i2ji Eou, &s3J,
chccc &.7;; airNIrht, ai4saG.d0; Uhtu Huud. FLU;
Minnesota pntrnt prucGss. ti.B llye qucI At kj1p.
OHAtS-Whunt IN puud icnlund; rcttcted. p, track
sl.t No. rcd tUsatnr. <Ll34, NJ. rcd. Sovuntes
N1'i bid. al1G nskel; HecoIlUr, II ISL bid, &llah;
asked; 1atuury. sI.ai bid. sieo!t askoI Corn-Qnst
but Htcnyt yeiIpw truck txs5Sc; hlgh.,aixett On
track. NNc, sntl mixed. November. Mlac b!d size
S;fe; M nss9m9e5 3!s h! Sye sasked; n, nscsn,!pr ~
do, Jils;t1,xc.
!lltuvisiUxs-Qniet and unchanged. ..-
HrTrEu- 1ju1i: except rh!lge. which Is wanted;
ciWnrry axir 3tet.fsH, Sew York StAte and lFalftr
Cu1nty, t'u &c; NEsltrn ltescrye extra, 2lUE.
EtItlA-SG1tfce AtHt x,t.ItGi; I&G.
CltEEsk-Dullt cf4ktuery. l99ll3c; fnlr ~ GOOD, II
GEc.
FETRn tErM-F1ru At 1.c.
WIi%KY-ln fMr IuHlAnu nt {i11
tEGEtl'Ts-F!omr, hIu brls! wheat, 10000 bu, oats,
IQt.ilG but ryG, 1,tAn bu.
GlIlrMESr3-CQTf, j6t,UQ bI,
, 1880-11-04
GOODRICH h.rEANlksI&S,


For Nacue. .stlwsuasu Eheb " n & aatly.a m
~ MuHny lGuAi1 4rht tenYu Until. PIN
t1se!uEiays nn9k Au..'t icasv until ;...;:.. pM
.Iay uMa frtduy u =. md sat y.....s pm
Fur Burlington. M14t1e+ Htc, SAl nll4 Sun. .pA
FuF Ahnrpe1. usu. 4nt tra. j.. ILL., 4lld EtY VI
tyr a. liAsYE. Mp,kcKu. Hc kIy.I pla
Eyr Ess.!.u1a laA9 4Hpv{l1r vuwn.. lutslay.1 = n
, 1880-11-04

NEW rOitK. INV. I-ttlsintas In starle cotton
Etuls VIVA fairly active md prices vcrY snl. At1nn-
tlo tsu~n shr1tnRs mt leading makes ut ticks and
dcnitns Mra ntvnHred by ngcnis. lstnta unlnt nih
stpnhy. U1exs gtanis nMh 9nullanls In l1ht denid.
Nous wear wouetA III fnlr tu1tgst. Epn9rAy peu1y.
, 1880-11-04

crt Scvata mid G. U.'Frampf. wnrat ii; - cents;
Kelnn1ipr n. !. Wilcox, !hx-ser'f 1T rnit*: pro-
lGlrr Ih,stusr. w.rnt IND turn. nrl nrnpclrr
Sfnntana, r,r,.. tn thrnHh rates: trnl~!lrr
@ aKs S,ss". s sss w H. 5!S'S s.. a:ls cr, SSy @ 5 Ill
btshcIs s1ux.arri. sh.rrrrs manifest MI iucii-
n t ;,,,i.n e , III a ine s.t"s .t. 1srsnct
Consequently thr 'arlnr 1T tt.c nf The ~.
,snss !.,,nd ilcet''ses not In'l,lule' thu narkus
lt,.tcs iii ln1ur nn.i olhcr cturso frrlghts uro
flrtll mild Unchanged.
rEnlprK prt.Ays.
4 fow .lnys nrt, 'rl,s TntIl'SS stntc1 TINT tho
lnrEn Fr1'Erest hui encountered errl,',!s rihy
III urcttlt,v RID Hf her Erli rrH,l Mt uifhl'. l'e-
t!l,su tal1 elevators were too iuIl IL t,ecirG It.
experience fur tho al,no rrast,,, 'nntt itniii.
saslo,!t ,le nncltA'lc. III ti,oso Interested. rne
tlllfeuIty II trarelhle ,ltrrclly TO DISAGREEMENT
hrtw!r'l enpslpncts nIMl rl,in!-tt'ut "wIlnrs ~
Nrw York. Tu: lMttrr nsk higher r,tps tli.,u thu
former nre willing 10 t.Ii.ue,l,. The r,'s,it lsM
larHu fnl,las III j, tho shipments hy ct,. atsI
elevators That. with tho rxrnp,tan Ut ttnsu rtM,.
ti,,lrA by tho teHH1Ar tr!tjrilrr lines for siIp-
tuelty. Ono ChIcnga r.,sscl which reached ,tur-
fnln fhtMy n!Rln lsli'l nut l'i ns+!9'iel ~ y.
elevator III, tu lAat esusg. ami ttc,u ts II" tell
itlg when she will Gnt etlailG 10 discharge her
g.rHt,. Tho untisHiees itu prNfnsu with rrtNn-
ls.:. hons - !s at'!s 10 tnrwa,,t ,m ar:ili, hy
werc t"l.Nrapl,gi 10 lilo Ct,,tmir or thu vetSel
lust night tt give oIlcu III III lntctL0n IL clar1t
sttN tGr ,lenl tle,nltrr,Ho forthwith. plfier vrs-
sce,ss, mud will 10 compelled ~ collect t.utr,ur
rnne Il, order % nuke s''mi tcIr tt'si ,t,mr.
atgaes n % cl .,rrirr. jus IT, tec,i "e t, e,,se ss Il
fnlltnR ulE III tile slcsnnhA tnr v'rsrls. md In
cMsrs where shipments Mrn ilntlg tho sApinrs
dtrnr t lHltne ct1lstEilces Until tl!Ht nscer n
Il Ght,,titl through which tGru will 10 Ill, .lrHy
III forwarding tho grain to New fork. Ihns tho
, 1880-11-04

Don't lsie ola ahe Promises.
Ask druggists fur "lsnuxh on Hats" II clears
out rats. sn1ge, bed bugs, t.lapnss, l5o. bu1cs,
, 1880-11-04

oswEoo, Nov. a-GHALS-Whest stsady, Corn
sse1dyl Western ultxud, SIC,
, 1880-11-04

NptfAto, Nov. ov.a-iRAiS-Whea higher and aul-
etl H~up b4 No hard Duluth, November, Stit Cora
0ulst aad hiahsst lll1Ii a latA Oats aaylaqtna.
, 1880-11-04

TOLkpo. o., Nov. l-t1HAtA-Wheat Urn; No. l
u'to Michigan, ,U4i habGr du, $Usl: Su3 rod WA.
BUSH, aiHlt IND November. t EetuIabut, tLuis
&1.A. C,rn irHls hstI mxod. 4Hlc; now, ti1ic: No.
@lc now. ; rejcccd, ltci new, Ukc. Outs Quivt, NJ.
2.ai,act raJectef+ *.
ELuyEit-pE!n1, &I51.
CLOSED.
.t:nAtx-Whpnt qulet, NJ. : rcd Docon,hcr, S0,}s;
January, flbW9.
Ghhl ltn. - MI
,,sNritESTs-whcnt.4 4sU bu, corn, III Dj bui oats,
114ltl bI, 7''
ON TltAcK-Can OF wtGnt $50.
, 1880-11-04

TUft1ENT1NE.
WILMINGTON, Suv. 3.-jrIIttrs or TUArrSTISK-
Firm nj ltku
, 1880-11-04

Lpttnwn 4 Etscnlnr Express.,... eC.,.--- ----'.s
MillFsbtir l'ussu 1AUE.s,,. WI nm IN n.
bNGbrAskA ,i;Ji ah' in ~
Li1uLMluv SIOUX Gity E4prgss n;tt, ms nm .:s a.
t1)Uwilurib UfOyu Nia,Itfi,uftsitif riS! am 3Hss
ti'uclfc Etst Exnrg.s i tsa:nl nm IKE
tkun.a4 Il EUitlrlIi1 Ex'''' !5;:5l rm hf;3ins
kkuru* EltY n iUxu. Fast fntst' tSs.! IN, ~
ANrUnI 3uiiduy GHsuerVur o 1ff:;ti PIN 7:Iihss
lAnrnFA itn44t;J,uUr, ..' ~. PIN M;nxs
tA erfotn uttnMH Expr9ss.,,,. III; III; pm i:liA1
bNock i1ei Fr'port it.,uk EniI.ErE 4 PM hla:i;sT
bAutHfn tnsautiSSF ........... 4kE I'm hiq:iis.
tAtttpfn IusA0uy,lr . t:MI nm: i;Sl"s
tAuri,rt T'nt.Inrrr .''s''t n:il nm hs:Hss
ci5es ilninos. Ulmaha x i.net,ln 6:A pm bl0:S ~
t'frSns NfshtExnrts.. '''''.'''.''' n[l Pm aa:H,,
fkNllkaH Civ Il NJ JItH Niui,t w. HIn ntnhs:Tsx
bFrttp1rt Il fjtiift.uu n rGIrsss M!I Pmrit.iiS.
wednGssiny i smf;irtlay iGantr,;; g:n mn 6t5ss !,
T!a.: I1ll:l5pm tsu ~
;, HIln!ly. ipal!y, except Sunday. nan. :.!-
6nturt!ny. lMl1y, except Mont!ny ''a"h s1esa
.Fnlltlnn ttt-WheDlI HJGcfiltlx.i'nrx nnh ns.,,..
lu1chGa bGtwGcn EhCnxu fl11 3f,iinrs
Yin !nn tncnln. IDseptl. ID ma
r.. Though Without chnue Inflor fsrs nun. ns
Rcc!lhnE EIIalrs. bctw1un Chicago md Ksns,s ~ NJ
t!orHGnnn Sn'oknH-tArs with fipyoIvjnv. ths1n ~ ~
tHe exclusive usG OF tsFst-tl passcngers A s
HlultH-CuTs nttAeh,a u III tralns H-s@
ChlcnTo. M!tEnukee &, Nt. lsnu1 1eou
~ ,cEnt mono eoEnes ntnn md CstrH.
Ashhd l'acltI1 llOtHl. and nj Uubtk uf L0qaA
, 1880-11-04

CLEVELAND, O.. So-.a-rErnoLEuM-llfm, stand
afd white, ITO tosl, 1i3ic.
, 1880-11-04

EiiEEi'1hc market. wns gulet. und prices were
EtGa1y ut SKl.:u ~ lttr lUI lbs ftf lohr 10 0xtrn.
sHEEl sAI.Es
NJ. Ar. @ @!,r!st4%" 1s. i,rs,:,M,. ,:,;S. Ar. IFtst M
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EXPLANATION " ilEpstESuH Name
tDzlIy. 3"''aaaT -trccn,T
, 1880-02-08
DEATHS

T
| TRlEn-Mrs Ts!er, wife OF Jacob TEter' at ner
nome, North Northneld - e.....
FuneIa! Iue3Saoy lorenoon. ieaHs HUN one1nef
q Dearneld Iuesony forenoon. .-
kUSsEldCJohn Hnsse jan 10 nt McKae' fn.' On On
nls WY 70 1acEson7ll4e' f!o, uom encaRo' Liz 1of
MS health.
rstNCLAlK-on the 9TH inst, at her res1denee' 10
south Hoyne ol tylhota pneumonia hary A-' pe-
loTea WIG OF y: u: sinclar a'1 ,, =. -. ,t.,,a
,-a onMth Jorno"v ~ ~ ath mar ~ II
nr,orE Frends Of lie famij1 ara inyltad Carrfnees
~ - Pnaehi ' ~ ~ 01A@A' 4 - 'o e
ohN = OF cqnIGnauon 91 @ tae p!1n, tio I
f' younsGst uausnteI " " llIen H. a1lo 1s@1of Dali
born. nEea 10 yeaISs Ana ~ montns: I a 1u .
r,en.e ' cGnT 0'A''o40' al" o''1Aoio' A'' pope'7
p1svcJv r,ha <,,o-,, .a-v,c. ~ ~ n,rta1 po-.
bARSIA Af-IHe 1unetaI aet4lce p 41l- Hhn6l 1anI-
clay will be held ct Centenary Il =: Church & this
morning a ~ CLOCK snaIp pet9Ie tne c1uIcn
service. nr: H. W Thomas Will omciate- Carriages
, 1880-02-08

his popularity with the student community by
becoming the permanent donor OF the "Dunqon
Prize" Of SIS, for the best Grafton by memper
Of the Adeiphic Society. IN ..,,a+ w.
The Rev. G. G. Noyes, D. D., Will conauGs tte tse
regular morning and evening SERVICES ~ LII III
PRESBYTERIAN Church. The evening se51nou VIZ -
be the third Of the series on E'1oences u
Christianity.''
The Rev. R. H. Hatfield will preach tbs morn
Ing and evening in the Figst Mothod1st Cnurcn.
The Rev. G. 4. Pierce will preach tnls mornin s;g
ID the Baptist Church, and.then Will give "s
customary lecture. :.
The morning and evening services IN the Con-
gregational Church will be conducted Dy the
Rev. Il. J. Scott.
Lust Thursday evening was children,s night O.
the Social Club, md gay night 1t was, ton. a. a.
about o'clock the children OF neafly u! tno
members came in procession from the ante-room
in mask. All were beautiful, and some untque;
from the stately cavalier, with his sVord ana
plume, to Cupid, in the person OF young
ster hardly more than aole 70 tratel
Unde1 the direction Of Prof. Dc Long, the
children indulged in dancing TOR time, ~nen M
supper WIS served, and they retired. me oloer
people were then HI their turn fcasted, ana made
to forget the passing hours by a merry dance.
Mrs. William Blanchard gave lunch party 70
very large number Of her friends wednesday
evening.
The Melancholy Club gave an elegant party ct
the Avenue House Friday evening. me :" Mci-
anchoty Groan - wns suppressed long enough 70
allow all present to have very en1oyaple tlme.
, 1880-02-08

THE ULTIMATE RESULT OF TELEGRAPH LINES IN
THE CITY.
For some time past the American District Tel
egraph Company have been trying the expert
ment Of underground wires in the tunnels. These
have been SO successful, and the diff
cultes SO completely sur1nounted, that they
have decided to try q more decisive
experiment They are all ready to begin the
work Of laying series Of cables Of 600 wires in
the alley running from La Salle street to Fifth
avenue, between Washington and Madison
streets. They believe that they have SUCCESS
fully solved the problem, at least for short cir
cults, but, to make assurance doubly sure, will
make the present experiment as a preliminary
step toward laying all their wires under ground.
They use one-and-one-fourth inch iron pipes,
which will hold about fifty wires. Each wire is
wrapped with cotton tape, and this again with
thin spiral wire, the whole being closely wound
with cotton tape. Each spiralis connected with
the earth, and forms ground connection. It is
ie 9Gneve4 IL tnat the lightning from the air will
safety- The pipes are laid with the ends nearly
On level, and are filled With clear parrat1ne.
that this plan will work successfully, although
It could not be adopted on long circuits where
the wires are carried in the air outside the city,
outside electricity and probably burn The cables.
While the experiment in the tunnel has been
successful, it is impossible to tell what
Tue 1noucuon vii! amount to when the cables
are really laid under ground. In case the e4-
pertinent proves successful it will be extended
throughout the city. in case right Of way is Sc
cured. There are several pluns for carrying the
pipes through the streets under the cutters, but
the most popular plan is the proposition to have
me CITY condemn right of way under the side
Walks, with manholes ut convenient points.
cellars under the walks rs the pipes would be
@ lag 1u1medintely under the flags. and would
1ake up but Little room. The cables and pipes
are being made fnr the AMI aYnhrrnpuf and
work will be commenced as soon as tho Council
gives the necessary permission.
, 1880-02-08

The Committee on Jail and Jail Accounts
yesterday audited some bills and decided to pur-
chase supply Of drugs for the Jail Dispensary-
from n. A. Hurlbut g. Co.
The Finance Committee yesterday decided
to recommend to the Board that the contract for
printing and engraving the refunding bonds be
awarded to the Western Bank-Note Engraving
Company at their bid Of 81 $50.
PUBLIC CHARITIES
The Committee on Public Charities yesterday
decided to recommend that the contracts for
supplies for the various county institutions for
the next two months should be awarded as fol-
lows: Groceries, sprague, Warner s. Co.; dry
goods, a. r. Stewart s. Co.; boots and Shoes
Doggctt, Bassett & Hills; lumber, Pcshtigo
Lumber Company: The Committee Clerk was
instructed to notify the bread and meat con-
that the bread and meat tickets should be kept
distinct, and that no trading of one for the other
would he allowed. Many, complaints having
" Bipper. has located his store SO far out Of the
why That the persons receiving relief have TO
travel from two TO i've miles to obtain their
poor dole Of meat, it was decided to notify Dip-
per that ne must open store downtown. His
present place is On Eighteenth street and Wa
i saSd
Milwaukee avenues, and it issought to compel
Bipper to establish a store in the vicinity Of
sadne When tRe coose oss ras The oTn %nas
was that Bipper should establish
tTo three. or four stores in various parts Of the
city for the accommodation of the people re-
ceiying orders, but so far he has forced every
one to travel south to his main store. This en-
tails almost on every one an expense of 10 cents
for car-faIe. or walk Of from two to five miles,
It is said that Bpper declares It is not specified
in his contract thnt he shall open branch stores
as required, and that he refuses to do so. How
ever this may be. he pledged himself to deliver
the meat at points to be designated by the Board
or the County Agent, and if he goes back on his
agreement he is liable to have all unhealthy
time, for the Committee mcun business
Another interesting question which came up
incidentally yesterdnNwas the bill Of Pat Don
mel for meat supplied after his contr1ct had ex-
pired and before the new one rns let Pat With
old-time confidence tthe vulgar call it cheekl
has turned In bill at the rate of six cents per
four cents. and Bipper's figures are even lower
It WINS suggested at the meeting yesterday that
he might rs we'll have made it l0'cents, and for
TINT matter there is no reason why he should not
have charged Is cents per pound. As it Is, the
probabilities are that he will wait while before
he gets six