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, 1880-04-01
THE CENTRAL SYNDICATE.
Moro BIG St0rlcK Set iflont.
Special Dlspatth 10 The Chicago Tribune,

NEW YnnK, atnrch 3!*-TsterG IL grcnt ypcc,.I1-
tiou IN Wull street over tho proposed action Ut
tho Now York Central Syndicate, which Inst fnll
purchased 2iUlaU Hh,srcs 0f tlut stuck frs,m
wt!Mln II. Vanderbilt. OF tho totNl OF thirty
millions tho Syndicate to-iay paid tho list Two
Inflios., For two months tho Syndi0atG h.s
lNn,l plW1luH tho stock OIL tho Lnnilon market.
Up to within tho tlrst ut this week tho market
hGrD for ContrAl shares ltas buch dull nnd
iluctuntinH.' However, thcru wIts lively
spirit manifested yesterday. Tho sharcs were
selling trnm 1E:tt up 10 l.a3s. This set
tho wlscncses thinking, aNd It WY discovered
theru wcru negotiations IN foot fnr M ni,In1l-
i'll purchase IT b1,uW sMrea, Eo tho story rtttss,
with opium OF % wv moro sl,rt,s fur nix iiiunths
Ut tht sumo t0rels ~ hDfuros When Mr. VAiir-
Tilt l,,uslo Is bix Rnle lust fall 1t wlA tlcGnrAl by
him e llull dfBpus1tl 1T tho controlling inturcst,
Al,l TINT In tMttro ho w0nld have to rely fnr his
ppstt!un ~ AfannKer IN tho votes OF tho stock.
hours ut lnrse 5lni,y Ut his friends nssnrtel
hu hal sold Nll hls Interest except Tj,tUu
shArcs, exclusive, Ut course. Ut thuso bold by
docsy liz talk Of tho p'lichase u i9lGo u'iI!-
g.,,l nat well a.ftul 10 i1npatrhls Interest III tho
Central by completely disgusting OF hls stuck.
Thurt nru ulAtI rliinra th4t EGlitrllk capital will
hu advanced frDnl <Sl 0O,t01 tn fl0u.Uuuhu. Kiv.
luz tho pn'scilt luliers per ce'lt adtlltl0nal
stock, and that fts dividends ~ futtlro Will o
raised frutt. to u lhr cent. IhGsu Hro rti,l0rs
which tho ot1lcer wnll nctl,or deny n0r adult,
The Hynllcntu, however, say they auyu Gutt.
trlctGA fUr 10 now elliuS.
, 1880-04-01
||ADVAy'S REGULATING :PILLSI

Fsrfeot Farsnttvs Hooth1na Aperlents, Aes
Without Talu. Always Reliable and
Natural In their Operation.
4 yEGETAlLE SUBSTITUTE F0n CAL0HEf.
pesfecuy.. tastouss,. elegantly coated with
swcet yum, purxo roRulate, purify, cleanse, and
ss' MaSWXx:a 11lIs ror tho oaro Of ali disonlors
Of the stomach, Liver, lt0wels, kitlncys, D!ad.
dor; Nervous Discusses, Headache, Constipation,
Goseiyo4ess lAdigsstton, pysp9psia, hll!H.snass ,
all deEang ge,nonts OF tho Internal yisoera. War.
Flnted to effect u perfect 1uru-. Purely ye4cta-
b!o. oontntnlng no mercury, minerals, or delete+
~. Obseryo tho following symptoms result
Ing frt,tn Dseascn0f the digestive organs. Gon-
atipatlon, llwnrl Piles, Eu4ne8R OF tho Hood In
tho Head, Aettlity Of the Stomach, NM,iseu,
Heartburn. DIsEuss OF Food, F,4iluoas or Weight
Futtastng ~ tho lIeart, Uhoklns or snhufing
Visnn, lhlts u. Wcba llutnre thu Slight, N,vfF
&nl llHli Pnln in tho llaad, Dciiclonoy Of Per-
Il tho 8ldo. Chest, Limbs, mud Sudden Ft,ishos of
lIeat uurling ln tho Flesh. ~
A few jnaes nf 1tADWAfH FtLL9 Will FREQ tho
syatem from Al! tho above-nau1e4 disorders.
:, =. l'rlce, vs. Geats Per uou,
. We repeat TINT tho scadcg mpst consult our
their uiro, alaunv which may bo na1.leds
. Et.lss Asttt 1rus," ....
: "zaaenv On 1rrstabss prs4hsa,'
). "1t4A.0au qse 5erofpla."
and qfhera relating to different classes Of dis
ss''sS' BOLD NJ DRUGGISTS.
y. READ HFALSE AND TRUE.n
Send q letter stamp TO RADW4Y d CO.. No,
~ iRurrsr, eor. 0hureh~s&, Ns<s York,
- Information worth taeusands viii w sent
, 1880-04-01

La, t,, aS,I,
i' ae!s nnsies s, hnH nu' ~ ,s hMas ,., ts n
,''nrs. I'll. IL ~. c o,,x I'm .,, :" VI % o, '
I.st ~ y! ". usac!sN! uss w EnH ,,,s ~ n H..
WITH 4. it;,e wlssa1M ~ ttf!st nG htto Il,sI W
~ W. ~ - ..,s sM ,nat M i,
r'e. sh st ~ ,., 1a y, - ,s liz, M 10
in WE. .ue i' ~ ~ '' @ ,, uH. " ~. fIitn @ M ~
MM "e'cnes' ,,s s any: ts .ts" ,,t ~
.s ~, a.. I'M ,, I'LL, ;,.s'I, ,,t thnt y, :,
,i'., ~ tii i. " s4sn, a '1n. .. ,, W. law
@ w !" IL; st. !. !, III ~ t,t
,oa ,,l,,,,i, ,nt !" ,nsn ,,r'na H. s ~ @ inn
% m,t a., rt LII, asu ~ ~, t,r
s..r wps' b''1 'ooS WIZ "P'S iF '"' "eA' t"'
sGaMi.s' 'tr,, ..,,.,,..,.,, ,.,.,,.,.,., ,,,ho,
r. ko' suPsenet;y r; mt,onTii ~, a,rr
,s,1Y ,siu;1nY'I''o' a''o 'c' VII" II" c""iiS so'o'o
Ni ;,,,,,.,,u,, ,t,, tt, ,,., =, ~t,v.,n s,o,,o.
,. q ;, cttcta .,n Gnso @ W w. Sa.s ~,
t y mi!nsaS VI ~ s, tse S . w" @ mms
ronts 49,, ..,s,. ss,mt..t ~ ni eo. ~.
.s W., ",,u ntS t1.. l e. " ,,, III
Ut sm'H ~ ~ tra I'll He.tic an slM svus
- ~ ts ,la Se', ~. stiYse Gnhtst @ ,..,,
, 1880-04-01
GEN. GRANT.
NEW ORLEANS.

.,,s spts'as uspa'en 49, 1o me -, e"'ease 4'.ouas'
NEW DILL, uKhESSs. Mareh 9tMuot' t;. 0ra't ana
whcro thoy tnut tho delegation from tho City
Co,,nc1l nnd If onra tools tho r,,, ror this ci,r
Tho party rcuchcsl Aisfcrs ut q, aud was greeted
By Il suluto Of twcuty-O1tc guns fired by tho
,Toscp1 4. Mower pust of Tho GRIND Army Of
wv 1sIp4u.!c* ahe pN'1S .ooA t"o WY ~ nuu
crossed 10 tho city. where they wcro met win II
six-hol7o barouehp md cscurtci through tho
principul streets ty sp,uc SlN) mtjItauru ono
rro.cG,n,,nmv mi e,,,,I ~ tI1,r.ru
n',., s.a.,,ha ~. - I" sl.,, ,.,,
nh inemneM @ o. tne negro tns nt9,!t,azei "
nntier III lahJ, n,lu the G:ilnrcn stti ilNLGG,rc
u1a, q luNtlcil Gl.itl ntatler tlo u,fcetion oi
, 1880-04-01

cpttta4 U0pS3Et7REV ~ zHs CHIta9o 1fIbHHs.
JAXEsvILLE, WIS.,, Marrl :M.-Tho Republican
City Convention met s'lis afternoon anl nolnt-
nutcl IL ticket. az t0!lows: For Mnyos, H. 9. Cobb;
Clerk, ChAr!Gs +. Church; Treasurer, J. ~.
lfaslcton; Attorney, L. u. Ilyxar; Police Jus-
t.ce, Thousas y. Na'Rg; JuStle3 OF tho Peace, II.
II. iilunehartl: Senlor. Alex. Dennng.
Tho Nepl0crutio wl.s.l ca,lc,la.s utet this eten-
tux Mul nominated tho following ward oiltcers:
Flr1t Wal,l-For Alderman. John loub; cal,cus
nd!out.l.Ni Without making further nominations,
Seeolld Wnri-Fur Alderman, 4. U. Kent; S.l-
Mrvisor. J. j. II. relxu, bghool Commissioner,
I. T.. i!9llMAy. Thlrsl Wnn-Fvr AltrrMMn,
nr: J, u. Whitln4i supcrvi.nr,, II. z. Smith.
Tic Fnurth Wurd caueus saal lourncl until Fs!dAy
uvGulnx.
, 1880-04-01
The OIL PRnnliCT.

TlTusy1tLE, Sturch Dl.-'rho monthly oil re-
port for h!aruh sl,nws tho lurxest now pru.ll,c-
tion af my month slnco Allg,lat lust, when 1t
t0uchetl the top far 1878, Tt-tuprrow morning
tho Titnsyllto ]ktrud will contain tlxurcs
showing that during tho month Just
expired therO wcrH GG5 wells c0ul-
with IN ayctugo Of ninetcuA barruls per well,
whlle In February tiiare wuru ::is wells oonl-
plctet, With production Of t,6Sl bnrrs, aud ll1a
mycruge Ut seventeen hAtrrla Tho wells drilling
In biArGh wore 81, uYallnst Ill In Eohr,Ary. Tho
riEs III an1 building at tho clllsU OF NArth Wvr0
Hr:, n4atI.st Gt8 III February. IN MaEch tho dry
holes ulIleteen, nKuiilst sixteen III Fchruury,
, 1880-04-01
OBITUARY..


sptetat Dfpaith 70 The CAttdgo 7rtbtnt. .
MILWAUKEE, Wis., Mnrch Dt.-stiAs Lavfna
0oNicl, distinguished as tho ,flrat Indy lawyer III
Wisconsin. tictl III thla city to-tlny ,f scIntc,.
Sho canlo here from Ja,,csvlc her hDne, II fut1 :
night ngo for medical treatment. Tho doceased
was BORN I'll Uticn, n. T., forty.onc ycnrs ugo,
md when II worry young wotnnn nldoA her fathor
In tho publication Of tho Prineipla, IN nntt-
slavery journal III Now York City. She was also
for a tttnc connected with llay7rr's 1lnzar. The
family ch,no to this Ntuso six or apycn ycnrs ago,
md four ycars nxo Miss Hoolci ,sns admitted
to tho 1'nr. A TIT l,ctwccm herself and
Chiof.1usticc 1.yan thrro yenrs ngu, wlrcn she
ilntlc application for admission tt, tho S,rCntp
Curt. gavc her u NnttonNl rcputnt1l, iilil It
will bt remembered TINT Hlio WIS ulInittt!l tn
practice IN tint Court, lnse ycar. Unt'l three
lnhEcrulls Tho remains will l,e tnkt7i tn
1nnesyillo Tomorrow, whcre hcr pRra,.ls' aro
buried.
, 1880-04-01
SUICIDE,

e 7EpfftaI lHspal<h u Ths Chltaeo 1HlHns,
~ Four MAYBE, Ind, Mnrch ai.-alas JonnIo
'Knox, u doInestio IN tho family of James War-
fen, In Huntington County, committed suicidu
last night by hu1lRlng. \ sltugt ulue BIuco shu
stolo so,ne nl9nsy aud 0t!sr ,lrtIeles- Unn be-
lug ncctst sho admitted her guilt and rbturIletl
/; tho nrttclus. 6he wua forgiven, aud WIN ul,
:luwoA ~ r11,ai,I With TITO intuily. She Wlls !B
yeArB cid. aud 1f uusuuttd nlIuu.
SpfcLH HLpattA " iAs Ghaes7a IrtkAns.
St. LuulA 31urh 1l.vAdun Specht, we'll tu-
do citizen ut Wl4tornts, WurtUlntA,rx. qlarretes1
s.,ulu ln0nthh n1si With tho iarRulI,stes 1T tha1
city uu1 tlutsrl.nct1 to leave thu lt.leu 1T p1lct.
LIZ LETT bis faulty and cnlue u this country. ailu
, 1880-04-01

NEw Y0nK, altrcll al,-A lro broko out Mt
o'clock this Marning In tho thrco.stury brick
building, ID bruce street. occupied by Nell, Nc
.Ceil,n s. TO-, dealers III slnc md leather ilnl
Tugs. Tho t,nulcH syrcul rnply. and tho lnli-
! ing was s0nn Huttol. He:tllluln estimates hts
loss III Stock 1T $1E,001; fully insured; loss OIL
building, Sleu,tpo; Insured.
, 1880-04-01
WAGES RESTORED

" yKkfIsS1 IIEsS IVIEFsl1s
CuLtM1lCs. H.. MArch 3l.-Thu following etrctl-
'ar WIS Iss,Ic,l from tho 0oicrnl Managers Of
flee, l'nt-J1arltc ltullroal Company, to'Iny:
"usSEnAI. MANAngn's OFFICE, CoLuMnus. o.,
aarel ~. iRsO.-Thn compensation Of Tho oiliters
A,l.l c,ipluyGH upon tho l'lttabt,rx. Cincinnati l.
II. T,,ia ttNltsny, rhnrtcrs tailwny. i'fttsblrE,
Wheeling & Kentucky, Clilulnnuti 4 oiuakln9lun
Valley. Columbus, Ehtcn3o 4 ltM,nn ttntissl
Little Miami. .tetrcrs.nvite. Statllsu, 1,.linih,
nUa1ia, NM! tMnnhlHiA & HIhcrhIics LinGs. VIII
t,u rt,sturr.1 tD ttt In frec prur Jslne Il ltss
10 tako effect rr4,n md utter April |, tSsU.
ND. W. CALDWELL. ucNerni MnuaHcr."
, 1880-04-01

has beon lcadinx II p,,rposelras sort Of ITO IN,
H., IRtfts for ne,,o ttitie Tb..lny he ma f0ttdj
m his roun, ni. Sixtrruth street, dphd, havta4:
kt.nttt1l z allk han!ske"htef nikait ts ',tek Mid
from i bcS-p"si. Nc,!riy sam5 was so,snd i!
tho xltn, du Id WIS tInlly expchting tho arrival.
nf $ltka Ir'. WHICH hc hnd krnt for. fle lett
ITO explanation Ms,t tho Cntlse or hts net,
, 1880-04-01

WHEELlNd, W. W., b!asch al.-Tho Demo-
cr1ttlo Committee ot this, tho First Wcst vir-,
giAia Congressional district. n,ut ut Purkersburg.
to-day. aud isyuod u Gull t0r u Nominating uogl-
telltlon ut this city 0a tho llth ut August. Thu
district u ut prus4nt represented by tho Hon.
HcnjA1utu Wilson, Of 1InrrikuA County,
, 1880-04-01

trr rmckpg, Is o.aeDnno, nj, incrnnsr Of $4,000.
The average cctrnso III weight IA fur nl,d s,tic
Nth pounds net. AHHrrtu,se ,tcercnsu nf las,l.
11N, ,Ma tltlrtsa. 'rl,rtu Ia nj nr1.had Or fttIDO
lp,rrci4 ut pork, Tim summer ,,,ltl winter In"l.
luy combined Rf,tlwX III i1Grcusn for the yt,tr Of
iEJ0D, tho largest yrlr'x lMlAtncs4 rccorllcl1.
, 1880-04-01

ARCTIC ACTuAuTIES.
,aAN FIlaNciscu, stnruh 3l.7-sStka atylccs, via
Port TOWNSEND, say tho wlutar has boeu unusl-
-aly s9verc. !.
ruo troubles botweon tho laa!au tribes have
lccn n,nicnbly sett!u4l. :.
Lieut.. tiljprtil, Of tho Rloor-of- war Jnlnes-
town, wus married to Miss kIlstu Oniin!l.
MnluY operations .tru Ut q. atAadatlll OIL ao-
count UI the weather..
, 1880-04-01
OCEAN STEAMSHIP NEWS

NEW lo'sx. Musrh ul.-AFsiycd. Seythia. from
Liverpool; westphulIa, from Isatgburg,
LONDON, MMsrh Jl.-T4e Rotterdam, from
New Yurk; t'Anupus, fluln huston; Golden
Grnye, from lh!!alclphin; and i,evonIa uuu
Nrekns, ftun New York, A,.vu arrived Out.
, 1880-04-01
CANADA.

/: 1,ronoSe,, ~ r,,IISu1 ~. - C.,,,or,.r.-
Co,,crnl-Nn,v tR.,,t.Iur a,t-TH,,,,ai.
inr TIM 81. T.nvrcncc.
splefai Df-atrh ~ ~. ,,,,+o,o ,-,,u,.
sr 1n,,v NJ II M,rr,' II, ".rhn T,a.o ,
trnin tn-,,nv l,rmirht ovcr t,nc h,,,,,rc1 M,
a.1. ..".. 't"sn. , o'er u..o n"''trsl n.y., ."
songesa pon''G Tor tlio United States Tho MI
5ar,sy ,,1s Of .nom waro from tae ens'ern sh'ro OF
sneetai ni,naieh IN Ty,s tni.soo 1sisnn;, -, :,
tt'a,' -, ~ ~, ~ -","ss =, ". .'04'
rctary Of tho Corn Exchange md Roarl II
Tr1,tlc, has bcon missing ett,co Good Friday. 1Io
hns shre,, snncl,lntnr II, proln, nnd ,av,,,e tost
heavily, tits feared ho has made away with
himself. ....... !,
aw Nnrp, ps'a rs ."s'v whn 11u"e. ',oro,
,,s.'.. ", 'a." -" ',. ~" M" @ .'.
McnnessS III tho woods nbo"s loo miles above
wn1ls lied to tho stutes, wns a.rrostcsl f,cnr
On,ensturr. N. y, nnd hus bccn. brought
hcro Gy 4 detective fram III That city ci,y.
In IN interview tho murderer, confessed
TINT ho hnd killcl ncnnessy, but n, s
Nv u.a ~ 49,. '1 "p.
II sun, ""cn ncMncsst otew at"Ao on n,'n
ahu SAID ono OF the TWO ild to die. After he
bud tnadu Il pass at hInl, nrsbo1sp picked 1lp
tomn.,yl, TINT wus or, tI,c ioor a,,d hIl lin
t,,r.,,, ,,,,,,,a ~, ,h, ,,n,I whit saws
tu.ec 1''''eo vi e'1 Ae"" "'tH ~
Quito ii number Of delegations nrc In Tie city
at prcsout in relation TO tho navigation Of tho
IL. Lawrence and tho reduction uf tuls IN tho
~ un.a I' x.,'.t M ,,,,' WIN 81 su!iIs
Inpper. Mahlslcr ot hal1~nys anu Cahalsr Is
icing arranged for:
II, Itw.t sron sIr sr,v s,uvtb ,vb,,, III ,,r,l sIv
eav. GSni. aIont M i t..e 'is Iatssr BIT * Apr
uno n9% =; 3a 1''; ,, ser'ed "en US:
sottial 81 n bSMss' 10 % 1fs GAs.a, 7+pune.
> orrAwA. Murt:n Si,1r, II, IL I:rIneo T,nopola.
,n,ti,s,' fs apri:ss s, III tam,i ~ W1mM,aiai s,
tfn s",,mntt,,:a ,,,s,.,t~,. viI ~, iin,, dr. mIn
rlck Sici;sms.,Ii EaIy t sici)o5li, ni III ti,irnM
seSs;. o!s n cHd; tro,a r,n,o
st Is! Hts'es ts ,aat r. n i ] Sttoos o
MI tI,a i,H,Inw Enisurtntirn int.rnI,ltH Of ti,n
ls!a,,d. u,,si oysrybosiy'ot notc, - -
sss sFsSsa # + ta tSss' Y y @ am, M, % 81; SSS ft
,!snes avid 'li}ypIes IN 5Isrs ~ s'laEy 4 Xet
rtsS IT, Iiosi. % sir. MeDM.sail Iius siycu notice ct
lg es 4s 4n T1 ;s[,, ts os9 yie%s ~
Is s;sfes III! ss I'd ;S$. ]
t"runHSia Gunis w,Iereby III IN, voyn,t.' i'sw
tlu A,i..ltiu nHi i}clfiu couls Vi Cnti'i viii 6o
I SSaiiy @ s6ortsns1ths II , % it;G Isi%sa tls $a,
r'mi. r.:uis s,., Il, ;unetunun Il, Hit NTH.
Mr' n"ri,mr1ix 1dl IN rcth,c, t,,o sa,ur,ca ,s
ov"ry,umy In thn unn s.rv,.y. fS,,',, III" t;nv =.
rno'Stisi.et,.i .4'w 1as hal i tet''ui rcn'itns.
c9 r n,a."rs ~ " ~ saary ~
u.rv ~ WA y1i ~ xSn n;,. ~ uiturHn ~ ~
~ In IiMIririnn TnrltmSn,.,1 +, iEts !. nstin,,
Wis carried ti,at tIe s,lit, 10 iixcd nj Ws,u.
nnce,i tilu s,iary @ ut W S5SA,: ind IN itr1nut M.
, 1880-04-01
OVARIAN TUM0RS,

Tho ron,oval of these t,,mo,s by nAnwAY'a
'NEsoI.rENT Is now 90 certainty established TINT
llnw Il con,rnou rec,xnxcd ftct by all parties,
'Hitncss tho eases OF lInnI!nll Il. Knnpp. Mrs, c.
published IN our, AInunnc for lB79: nlsp, tlat
ot MrT i Z T. ,n nhi's n II tho present cdlt!on os
bpacc forhi,is Dnr nlnkin1 PARTICULAR reference
to tho various ensea nf clrtitc t[scnscs reached
by our AAttsiPAHttLIAN ltEsILvEET. fnvals
.thoy wish to o..tnIn MI ltlcn Of tho promise au3
potency OF 4. X. Il, lten,udes.
~ One Dollar per Gottlc.,
, 1880-04-01

Sptttdl DtpaieA tu J1e CAttugo 1ritane.
:" ANN A1l,iolt DEr0r, MEch., March 3l.-Iohn
eutcs's now house IN Spring street wns set oil
fire nbont 10 t'etock h,ltl entirely consumed.
.l.nss, $l!tW3; probnhly insured for sSD III tho
old Hartford, : $50.
, 1880-04-01

Special DlspatcA to The CAtcdpo Tribune.
Al" "elIEl.HYv1IlE, Ind, aInrch 3l.-An inecndtnry
fro lust llIKhtnt Nashville, IirtIwr County, Id
nruye.l fDtr buildings, entninH lUsa Of 81 B0
ION which thcrG WIS io Insurance..
, 1880-04-01
this n,r,u,lY dangerous plcccs or legislation. II
was n stnal 1ilccO Ur fretirc.
Afr within tho

-
th,s n,no,u ,,ouvcrn,s rIrccs or jcvslutIon, /. |
WI 11s stna,a 1,istn y1 1Ne,ss; or,t,x tb,, tho
,,ne,, !apads w ,S n,t. y WI" ,vtt9,in ~ n,: r.
@n;t @ cEs;s.,n @ ,s an ;ppSia,'on I hI,; to s,. H.,
frnn, tI,m ifos. IL a. r # mi. md in,uni,,clt
,he ss's!n,c,t n;'!,;;S;} it,, y Il tic ;,i,,, sS'",
~ In ,1,ics ~ tto a.afc. mn, wns nanst whit
X that ,I scnntar n hImscf @ nnnscr, to jst r.,,s!.
Hm,ey nont KIT gs W.. nr or.r ,s .,s.H sus
%!o " general agrrspr"i'C ! via ,tn;s thns
r,,,n ,s IN ir,xlSes HIM ne, nmenti,nct which
n,4H,s5s. ro,nrni irrsjatin,, shi ito received 10
",y eenes nrt Wrrt .io rns, XII i7nt, ucuorn, mn.
nr"nrtati,n lin ,tegjtcsI? -
Ms npnsfc., nr tha t ntI VI '"e n' ao
NIr. jtiulmc-x ,lctieiency i,liI IL not q general
appropriation i,lii within tho very meaning d
5siecacy 5siefa spBfiprl"ton Biiip bills need INT as'a' to
Kill on.{ lint i,o tSo nnrpi,n"nt v wns in 5n'nr
sir. I.lmun.is nrpcaletl from ills ruling.
hs fond fro W.T. st Viyrns VIZ i,SSs II Sp
Wt,,,Ii stansi liz ihn hrn, ~ liz Amnr,,nrIn.,ons
COMMITTEES irjHyisj mid hn hntl no ,tIlut thNt, In
nccorlaneo viii, sottit4l t,,t,v!ctlors that Sen.
spHS wi "w EfssHa Tho saa "f h at enasr @ @ o e
ahe IaI H. n Inv nthor Spna"r a sho,,d n,So t.
he ICnrpcatcr, @ w,,li stlil v.,,S IN 5nynr Of Inc
PS!Ss'C, sn xo,; :; f, xRsst tho sonator fro'a
NJ nnvis snfI hn mi ,rn.I, ~, nro1,mnnt on
TIL, nnttor uut Simply asked tilO SctiMtUr rrU,lt
Mnino whether or tsut t,o WIS III favor nr pon-
jna ut M fho satnc II timn @ tts Id was 1upsc 70 it
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scnator, Gut understood him to s.y ihnt he WIS
Rs'o pt2s 70 se''s'''' les'''''o" '' "ppsoef"''o"
III. Day;s-on TINT a,,cstlon do not rroposc
sa a SS 9sssSs ss ss aS Hs %1sn - soS aeSa
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TIN MI rtiinn nf r. III tnr. n nrr1si M t,,at II tho
urignai appropriat lions to Whch ths bii rolcrrsd
,vsss Ksn9s !s H must Is &"
E,It ~ ;hp sc.to ~, IN tha 1It. mn 'c'" 'u'
H. in,,,, ,po si t ~ ~ III s or,rr.
natei frsn tao i!o,so, a.'il 'Ssist Gave sho sao
the io',sc Tho iiai.se tla!es s Ee"crn nppri.
Sstsof; Srry .,xnn;sos seoenS "a
A. Rws ,oaa bill nya s for @
as3un fnn,i,1 ,uo0' "rp'o'"tons "uo o' 'ne
s' Mr tSmtntss anil tbc dnnctnnc,na 1rc,v nm r.,
general appropriation hills. He groundo,l his
opposition to tho polite legislation on this b
is on m appropriatioi, blli. 1t ,yas yiciolts
In essence, In Intent, and in nriHlnnl tle-
si9u; and that desgn was nu less vicious, thnt
independent .pEnrosai Or whether 1 was M up.
preparation btll. As he haa sMid before Anw.
there wlls not anothcr Sctlntor on record for as
much LEGISLATION OH augmentation bills us tho
, 1880-04-01
MOBILE,

MOBILE.
MnnlLE, Mnreh al.-0on. Grant and party will
bo Invited to visit this port Us guests OF tho Mo-
bile Cotton ExuhunY1,
, 1880-04-01

P0RK-PACKfHG IN THE WEST.
CIsctNNATi, o.. March 3l.-'rho Cfnclnnati
PHct-E,tyrtnt publishes Tomorrow cOnlplcto
report Of tho: p,rk -pavksug III tho West, fran
which 1t uppears tho total number VI bugs. " ila"
, 1880-04-01
AT TOIl.r WAYNE.

Foar WAYNE, Ind, March 1l.-.A FRO Inst
night damaged lkuno & l3ro.s b!ock Sl5,0o0; II.
]. Trrntinn,i & 1lro.'s Wholesale crockcry stock,
81, ,010; Nu1l Uros. T. Co.. Wholesale millinery,
5000. Tho Insurance. wns rs follows:
Qneon's OF L,nlon.. ........................$G5 100
Guardian. ION
CONNECTICUT, finrtfu1l l...................... IND
Hamburg s. bremen. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES: :tNU
tiscrpODl, Lander, & 0lnl>e ,............. 1UN
Nfnl1irn Ut Now Yurk rk........,,....,....... a,5UO
Commercial UnDMt New York. .............. .,uM
fIOil,c, New Turf: ....:.,..;.. n,1
North Ancrieul,, phll.l4le!,IltIl. tIl......... atOD
1,EM
Phu.nlx................... 1,6W
ilrtlaklyn. $50
Merchants. New fnrk nrk.,,,,,,,,,,,.,,.,..,, 1,6UU
Cnn,s,it.yl!llti, liuatni1, l,HU
Continental PHILADELPHIA. 1.fDU
In Eulase Gglltrlc, iinriB. 1870
Northwestern, milwaukee, ,,,..,,,.,.,...,.. 1,kU
Other companies, ouch. 1000
, 1880-04-01
.HADWAf,s REALLY
AADyyAFss ItI;AHf 1lEEIlF.
HEALTH IS WEALTH.
.|!!!! .1e!!tl d l(ly. is Wealth d Mind;
MK nADwAY's
sar;saparillianE Elesolvsnt.

f1rc blood maltcH so.iuti tieah, strong hone, md
clear sku. II yo.t wt,tltti hAyu YOUR ilcall rn1,
YOUR bones HnuiIl, witfatit md your GsIrl.
rlrxlon fMlr, use N.tDWAr'S SAll9ApAHlLr
LIAM REbQLVENT.
Connecticut western news., 1880-05-19

The work on the Brooklyn bridge is ..beine pushed and it is expected that the work will be opened to the public by the 4th of July, 1881. The New York papers are reviving the discussion as to its worth when finished, It will have cost fourteen million dollars and will be serious inconvenience to shipping. the roadway being so low that the larger ships must lower their top-gallant masts before pass ing under it. The approaches on either side are of such a grade that heavily loaded teams will be likely to prefer the ferries, and the bridge will be chiefly used for passenger travel. For this purpose it will have rail. way and some kind of motor will be requisite for rapid transit. Cables wound around a drum to be operated by steam at either end have been talked of but it is feared that this plan will not be expeditions enough to an- swer the requirements. The important cues. ton to be settled is whether the structure will be strong enough to stand the strain of train of cars drawn by locomotive. If not the costly structure will be of little value compared with it's cost. Opinions differ, but some eminent engineers profess entire faith in the bridge.
Connecticut western news., 1880-05-19

of canine students" won rounds of applause by their cute antics and fine training. Those who failed to attend missed good thing.
 A special town meeting was called at Sheffield last Monday to reconsider the action of the previous meeting in regard to building an iron bridge over the Housatonie river at Ashley Falls and vote to rescind was lost.
 The following appointments of census enumerators for Litchfeld County were an- nounced last Thursday by Supervisor Dis brow of Bridgeport:
 North Canaan Milton Roraback. ... Canaan-Myron W. Dean. - E Salisbury-Hubert Williams, George D. She'll
 ing.
 NorfolkNJohn K. Shepard.
 Colebrook-John Seboski. Winchester-George B. Cook. Carol F. North. Barkhamsted-John F. Simmons. New Hartford-Henry R. Jones. s. N. Petit
 bone.. Torrington-wilbur W. Birge, Frank L. Stock Goshen8frederick A. Lucas. ,'ornwall-Edwin A. White.
 Sharon-E. s. Dunbar.
 
 Warren-William F. Curtiss. +s :. Washington-F. W. Galpin. Morris James M. Benton. Litchfeld-Chas. B. Bishop, William Bissell. Harwinton-CharlesW W. Batch.
 Plymouth-Aaron P. Fenn. .,ft.." Thomaston-Thomas Fl. Newton.
 Watertown-E. M. Smi'h. .>, Bethlehem-Ch Charles Bloss. :, '' Wood5ury-Charles E. Strong. j, :. Roxbury A. l.. Hodge. New Milford-Amos H. Bowers, Chss. D. Blinn. Bridgewater-Reuben Fl. Keeler.
 At the trot on the Canaan trotting course last Saturday, Dr. Camps colt scored mile easily in three minutes. Great improvement is being shown by both the Dr's. and Myron Decker's colts, and by fall they will be fgur' ing down into the forties. The track, al- though well layed out and cared for,. is not fahthat could be desired, as to soil, it being fsandy and in some places showing no signs oi becoming hard It has been suggested that an effort be made to induce those having teams, and are disposed to look with fayol upon the enterprise, to donate their services with teams. for say one day, to haul clay an6 sprinkle it over the track for the purpose o getting hard surface. It is thought that g dozen teams and men could make 8 vast i'm provement in the condition of the course 1T one day, and as this is but the embryo of ar enterprise which, if properly cared for, anc the interest in it not allowed to wane, vii one day be the pride of the town and the en " of our neighbors, it would seem that pub lie spirit should prompt our citizens to exer themselves little in behalf of that which, fol want of due appreciation and reasonable amount of substantial support, may possibly meet the fate of the village park, the fire com pany. the brass band, the base ball club, ant the young democracy. -....