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CHAs. BILLINGsLEA. DDS.
DENTAL NOTICE.

DR. GEO. S. FoUKE, Dentist, offers his
- services at his Office.
Westminster Monday, Tuesday and
Saturday.
Emmittsburg-Fourth Wednesday After.
noon till Thursday Afternoon
echanicstown-Fourth Thursday After.
noon and Friday.
Rocky Ridge-First Wednesday Afternoon,
Double Pipe Creek-First Thursday.
Mddleburg-First Friday.
Unioutown-Second Wednesday Afternoon.
Taney,own-Second Thursday Afternoon
and Friday.
Union Bridge-Third Wednesday Afternoon
and Thursday Forenoon.
New windsor-Third Thursday Afternoon
and Friday Forenoon. feb %
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MILTON WHITNEY. I. y. PEARSON, JR.
WHITNEY & PEARSON, Jr.

HAVE entered into partnership for the
III practice of law in Carroll county, and
all the courts Of the State. Mr.. Whitney will
come from Baltimore to Westminster when.
ever it may be necessary for the trial of cases
and his opinion and advice can be had at any
time by calling at the office, directly opposite
Wheeler's Hotel, Main st. Westminster.
aug ltf
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!. sYEsTER. JAS. A. G. BOND,
SYESTER & BOND

HAVE associated themselves in the prae.
Al tee Of Law in Carroll county and the
several Courts OF this State.
Mr.. Syester will visit Westminster when
business requires it,
Office corner Main and Court streets.
apis
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NEW STORE, NEW GOODS,
AND CHEAP

Y have built Store Room next door 10 NV
j. old stand, Bowers Hall, and my stock
consisting Of fall line Of good fresh GRO.
CERES AND PROVISIONS, comprising
all kinds of Salt Meats cut to suit, Salt Fish,
Coffee, Sugar, Syrups, Spices, Chip Beef,
Bologna Sausage, Flour, Corn and Buckwieat
Meal, aud all articles generally kept in a good
Grocery and Provision Store, all Of which will
be uold low, delivered to any part Of the town.
With long experience aud by strict attention
TO business, ] solicit liberal share Of the
public patronage.
june IA j. II. BOWERS
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CENTRAL HOTEL,
Main Street, Near Depot.
F. Il. BANKARD, PROPRIETOR.

HOUSE recently reEtted and refnrniahed.
IL The tables always supplied with the
best loxuries in the market, and the bar
stocked with the choicest liquors, wines, ale,
beer, cigars, &c. Board BY the day or week
to suit the times
Particular attention paid 10 transient Gus.
tom. Charges moderate. Ample stabling
attached. mar o is80tf
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4 PURELY MUTUAL BENEFIT As
~ ISOLATION, for the protection OF is
members in case Of death, from any cause
a sure indemnity, at reasonable expense, and
free from the many technical conditions Of
life insurance policies. We have no stock.
holders To absorb tho profits, but al share
and share alike; and It's affairs are managed
by practical business men in the Interests o.
its members. Any person Of sound mind and
body, male or femAlel between the ages 0!
10 and 20, may secure 10 themselves q Ger.
tihcatc Of Membership under either 81 the
Glasses corresponding 10 their ages, bat
thorough Medical Examination will be re.
quired IN every case before a Certificate vii
be issued, A circular, giving plahs, rates
and other information, can b. had by calling
at the Office Of the Association, or will be scll
10 any one by mail. Address;
DR. GEO. 3. YINGLlNG, Ssc'y.
may Westminster, Nd
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st. Johns Parochial School,
WESTMINSTER, MD.
SELECT DEPARTMENT..

(iLASsICs and MATHEMATICS taught.
~ Particular attention paid to English
Composssion. Terms per quarter Of 10 weeks,
nom IS to SIS according % the studies pur-
sued +. A. McGIRh. A. NJ. Principal.
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EMMITTSBURG RAILROAD.

Trains South will leave Emmittsburg at 49, and
i0l6 A. NJ and 40 and 6u3 I. NJ, and arrive at
Rocky Ridge at Z 30 and l0ij A, NJ AuiaiU and $50
y. "a. Trains North viii leave Rocky Ridge ct hul
and lObs A. NJ. and XII and Oh7 r. NJ and arrive
at Emmitlsburg SD and il.-i A. NJ. aad arc and
7.2j +, NJ.
BGLriMoRE ANb CUMBERLAND VALLEY r r.
Trains south leave Nayncsb1r1 6l0 q. IA. and "a
and 40 p arriving az ElgcmUnt 90 Clla. iA., aud
20i and 9.iNp m Trains North leave fiNmuHt 81
ll59 A. m. and as and 10 y m., aud arrive a
Mayncsboro at u -. 10 and So y. N.
FREDERICK DIVISION PENNsYLNANtAR L. Ra-IrgiHs
for Frederick will leave Junction al sos and To- 81
M and | - 58j and $50 Z. NJ
Trains for York Tautytpwn and liiuestawH leave
Junction OF .. 20 a. III. aud 3.iNp ".
Through Car for Frederick leaves baltimore 90 il5
T. NJ. and leaves Frederick for BALTIMORE al 'ul
A. NJ.
Through cars for Hanover and Gettysburg. and
points on The II. }, H. and q, r. r.. leave Balt.mon
at $40 m. and . Il ,. m Train leaving llillen Of
6.lO p. m, makes connection a. Emory Grove lUi
WoOdcusburg. Miller and intermediate stations ON
II. J. H. aud q. X, Il.
Train leaving Hnlon atili 3. IN. stops only at ST.
lingtun. Mount Hops HkesYillg. Owing, Mills
keistertown, Westminster, Sew Windsor, and sia
ti0ns wcsi to WilliamspOrt
Train leaving WilliAmspOri at 600 o, N. stops as
above and at Highland Park. Al other trains Stop
al all stations
Street cars baltimore and Gay Street Iluo. at cor
ner Of Gay and Exeter Streets pass within square
Of Hillon station,
Ordcrs Tor Baggage calls can De len ct Ticket OF
fee Northeast Corner Ol Baltimore aud North
Streets
&C. baltimore tnU Is given 1t all stations
j. N, HOOD. Ggnl Manager
JUL b. II, GEiswuLD, Gent Ticket Agsat
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Toy and Variety Store I!


MAIN STREET, NEAR THE DEPOT,
HAS Just received large stock Of chill
II drens' bneries and Carriages. hobby.
horses, wagons, veloeipedes, hoops, toys, balls,
musical instruments, satchels, baskets, picture
irameai stationery, balls and bats, dancing
roper dolls, ornamental brackets, books,
nancy articles, fruits, eonfeciioneries, &c.
cheap. dec 81
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] AUCTIoNEERING.


A NN0UNCES 10 the Public that he Is
4 prepared to Cry Sales. and Il reason
able prices he has had considerable expo
renee ID the bnainess and guarantees salts.
Iagtion azF engagements can be made at
he Office of r B Mikeseil. feb 10
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Machine Shops
AT NEW WINDSOR, MD.

VIE undersigned, successor to VIM. II.
a Harman, notifies the public that he has
commenced business at the old stand aud l.
prepared to do all kinds Of Machine Wors
lie has also purchased the right to nanufac.
lure The Lion Fodder and Straw Cutter and
the homlny Mill Of Elijah Wagner, and can
supply all demands for these we'll known
machines.
All Farm Machinery re. ~A
paired promptly In the best \Sf-a
manner eszEszx -,
DES-MilI and Plow Work speeialtv -xS.u
Terms for new work, cash.
dec Hly ]. d. BIsER.
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STATE MUTUAL
BENEFIT ASSOCIATION
OF CARROLL COUNTY.
IrTCoRPORATED 1879.
Home Office, Westminster, Md.

Treasurer Westminster Savings lusg,aAoh.
Granville s. Haines, President First National
Bank Of Westminster; Joshua Iiugliug Vice
President First National Bank Of Wesmu.
sier; Philip II. l.. Myers, Presidcn, Dag litl
Fire Insurance Company; Juo. l.. Rcif.nAeg
President Westminster Gas Light CompagU
Andrew n. Stephan, Hardware Merchant
George X, GChr, Cashier First National Bank
Of Westminster; Chas. r. Rcifsuidcr. Attct.
ney at Law; JOSIAH g. Keller. Physician, -
~ Green Street, Baltimore, sid; George 5,
lingliug, NJ, D., General Insurance Agent
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WESTMINSTER SEMINARY
F. r. BUELL., Principal

A FAMILY School for Young I.adis,
"a Gcu,lemeni limited to about Tl ~
Pupils. The course includes Tboro-n'l,yy
Practical, English Education, with Vasaii
Mn.in w
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OUR LIQU ORS

are the finest aud best ever offered in this
city, and for medicinal or family use are ua.
surpassed sole agents Cor the well known
Welty Whisky.
Ale, Porter and Beer, by the bottle or
barrel.
Sole agents for Briggs Bros, World .rcnowH.
ed Garden aud Flower Seeds.
The highest marscl price paid ior Couutry
Produce.
feb ~, 1879 HAINES 4 co.
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ALSO FOR SALE;
PERUVIAN GUANO
HIGH GRADE
PURE DISSOLVED BONES,
ACID PHOSPHATE,
VERY RICH.
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TESTIMONIALS
CARRoLIrox, Mn, July %, 1880.
W. WHIrELoeK 4 Co, Gentlemen ;-lhave
used your isVegetatorn for the last twelve
wears; have also used several other kinds. lind
yours superior to others, and il has LETT my
farm in a high state Of cultivation.
Yours Respectfully,
Isaac GREEN, JR.
SILVER RUIZ, Nh, Aug. 5, 1880.
W. WmIrRLocx, 4 Co., Gentlemen 81
have used your "Negetator;h sowed 100 lbs
10 the acre, which yielded an average Of SO
bushels to the acre. | also used several other
kinds at the same time aud sowed the same
quantity to the acre which yielded but %
bushels to the acre.
Yours Respectfully.
GKo. +. BAeHNAS.
WEsrMNsrER, Mn, Aug. 8, 1880.
W. WHIrELocK & CO., Gentlemen I'll have
used your ''VegetatorN for the last fifteen
years, and ii has always given good results,
aud shall continue to use the same hereafter
Yours Respectfully,
Lewis GREEx.
WESTMINSTER, MD., Aug. 8, 1880,
W. WmrEIocS Il Co., Gentlemen In the
year 1878 sowed q acre lot in wheat and
used 800 lbs. OF your "Vegetator" to the acre,
which, when cut and threshed, yielded 1864
bushels Of prime wheat also sowed anoth.
er lot using $50 lbs, Of the Vegetation
which yielded 80 bushels to the scre.
Yours Respectfully,
Thomas TuRFLE.
, 1880-10-18
FIlsE.INSURANCE.
An Important HIeeklnE OF Underwriters
TO la Hold III Now York city.
&nksiaf Qtsnofth Ia Th& GAitaoa TRIBUNE.

An Important Meeting OF Underwriters
TO I3a Hold III Now York city.
6ptstat ptspateh 10 Ths Chttaoo Tribune.
New Y0nK. Oct, 1T-A convention of f'rc.
underwriters. embracing representatives. from
eyoFy city ni,a town of Importance iu tho Uni0n,
IL To po held an this city 6n Wednesday npxt. Its
object Ia to "tak0 measures to unite tho
underwriters OF the country In an orHanfza-
tlon whose purposes a4all bo to nlnku
tho trAths of insurance ecounmy nl0ro
Wildly known to polIcyholdcrs throughout
the country. as we'll NJ to Insurance oilicors aud
managers" Prominent underwriters claim lint
tho tta-1nsuranee business IL aul hua heen fur
some tttno buck in Il detuotalzed nnd unhealthy
condition. and~ that this condition haa boon
brought about by secklesa co1nputlt!on OIL tho
part Ut tmprtl1Untly. managed companies aud
1y what tho underwriters ArG pleased to rail tho
lllcnllo far Rnd unjust interference ot HtAiu
Legislatures. FF0lab!y solslo Actlon LOOK.
,ng tnwaFd; @ ts Hrayontaon Or rsstfleuoI I Icy , %li
Ia casG Of tntnl !0sa, which failed to bccolno u
law III this State last Wlutsr. together with sew
Grul other laws held to uu 4tlyers0 tO Insurance
interests, aro. 1t IL sa!, to bH prepared IN various
State Legislatures during thu coming wt1l-
tor. IN order that they snny 10
TO Legislative Committees and use such pcraua-
preyent nbnoxluas lcYtslatlon, underwrters
throughout tho country nre III fnyur vt forming
u cptupHct And unite1 organization. That this
IL likply u h8 inno OIL Wed nss4ay theEe IL little
.foubL Many oth0r hu0stlons Ut direct interest
10 Insurance. cotupanlv4 viii com0 betose clio
, 1880-10-18
FIRE RECORD,

AT CHARLESTON, 9. G.
CrA1stEsTf,N, y. O.. Oct. l7.-A fro hroke ont
In ono Of tho cottnn-shcds OF tho C0sntnurcfal
Cottutl-Tress u Wtinrf Company Mt 2 o'clock tilis
afternoon. a strong northwest wind swept tho
ilamcs rapidly down tho wlnrf, consuming two
tnrgo cotto1l.Bh Bhcis and tlrtck wara.
ho,so partially covorod with cotton. The
fro soon aprc, Ia tho cutton o the wharvca, aud
thence 10 threo British Iron steamships, thu
norrowtlale Trnvancoro. and lIcdtonl, which
wcre lying nt the pier partially lnnctl with cut
ton. The ilorrnwlaie Is bAdIy damaged, and IL
still burning. having un bonr1l nbout 1900 b.Ics
Of cotton. The TrAynncoro ind Bedford uro
only slightly datunget1. 4 derrick OIL tho 1.ctl-
ford WIN burned, unl IN fntlinK struck tho Third
Mite TN thu head, killing him Utmost instantly.
Tho cstitnntcd 1nss Is 2,O00 batca OF cotton yll-
lied ut s.:D,CU exclusive Of burnt and tlafnnRrd
cotton on tho steamships. The tlatnaH1 to lsittd-
tnRs, sl,Gis n.ti whurycs OF the Commercial
Wharf Company is estimated Ut $5o,0Oo: fully
Insured. The tutnI loss Is about $4,000 fully
covered by insurance. mostly In foreign co1n-
rNuteS,
, 1880-10-18
THE Turf,

CYnT1l1AxA, Ky., Oct. 17.-The trotttng-mcct-
inE ut AbflaiInh Park npc1,s nrxt rucsdny, tho
1ath, with most br1llart outlook. Over ten
c,,r-loasls at trotters bayc arrived within tho
lust twcnty-fp,,r hours. III ud!itton to tho
aplcniitl program for tho week Mr. ". II. Wilson.
tho President or tho Park, Inns wisely arranged
II new feature. which Will be Hi exhibition on
Wednesday, afternoon, tho .8.h Inst. of tho
finest collection uf tast tro.tlng stations tl1ut
haSa ever bean shown ut one time In the world.
Among them nro snugelcr. ::!5.i: Monroe
pIctlinor,t. 2:4l{ 1inn!ctns,Inn 1sasiiMw, 2:a'l
rNn Amin, 3:.!: A1Eantn1l. ~: Post buy,
.:siA: Robert McGrcEor. aa:S|a: jubilee La1s-
, 1880-10-18

The steamer Algerian, wlslo lying Mt shelter
at South buy during tho recent gate, reports
Rcelng Wntor-spont about p. III. OIL Port
I1nre. Iioth eMts wcro funltei-shnrca. It swept
down tho luke, antl after pltss!rg uuth I,ay tho
lower part fell, making great splnsh. The
upper part Disappeared In the cluuds.-Oslpc9o
Ill1atitun.
Capt. Il. a. Skinner, Of tho schooner Young
America reported to the police this tnornng
th,lt Bncak-ftUves entered hlH vessc! Inst niHlIt
and stNc pair OF glusscs valued ut III. They
nIsl tOnk two stfls Of clnthes, 1E,Uts, etc. Dan
Hare, tho mltu Of tho vessel, WIS AsO loser to
thu extent Ut Il suit Of wearing lppArul vIIueti
ut S113.-.lffEtMItre tfkcHsitfn, IGfjt.
Chpl. Frank WELCOME haa purchased tho ttr,n
steMlner Uralc0 GruHsnonu nf Capt. y. Il. f}rtnl-
tnuiid fur f0.0oo Tho Grunlsiiond's Detroit
Ghya Arc past
Complaints nro made nRntnst tho holsting en-
Iil!es MDliK tho ura tI0cks ut CIntGiaHl. II 1B
Haid spnrits frn them Ret tarG 10 nItd burned up
tho rilfep Ut tho schooner 1lntnWnre, ind nls0
b,r,lr.l tho schooner NJ. II. Warmers stAyBatl
buddy ThMr41My.
Tho scow kIttic, la,tcn with stone, struck d
brtslgo ut ClevelMpd tho uthlr tlWy Hti4 sunk.
vessels detllllcd by tho recent !Mw III England
for tho Inspection 1f vesaGla wtlu5u snnwnrth!.
ness was tlualhtGd have hcc1l fund to bu un-
sUlt!ld, md hAyo been accorHIllHly c01dgtntlud
|, for reFhrs .......s-, -. >.
pn opposite Detroit TN Fridny.
, 1880-10-18

HOME GATHERINGS.

1HlSH LIST UP nfsAsrEtF.
On tho first 1}nKp 1T this Issue will 10 f11,nd a
tatElfR disasters to shipping and incidents ct,.
ncuted with tho Ereat stnr.n. The ch1it,gn Of
1ocAt'on necessarily curtalls tho rnArlno depart
mint pruper.
DOCK NurEs.
Tne proEe|'ors skx,ark ana hsssongnr' n
sbuso yesterday.
Yestsriay afternoon tho schooner. :rcsso noyt
which occupied twenty sinys; :. .'
Tho sct.Alncr Jsos. loaded With brush, how
W rhn h,esr sc;,rsrC s,a sa e. e. rrowpraa us received
l!gn. repairs al,nut l,or bow. ind tho schooner
FL 4: flai,fnrtt refaIrs to hpr. r'lt!.acr-tcad.
cd n e. s ss srSy 5 G nxh a tfsT i s s nDia,' taw
tlut they were blrdenetl with tucre. yut tho
cllG.lp fare pruvc,l 4 temptation, mud lel thum
Tae suhooficrUity OF sheboygan split her foro-
slil md jlh IN tho AtDrin.
Tho lake htonw tile west shore "a cnvered With
lumber and aitlf,Klcs, parts of dgck.lo.ltis
Tho propeller HucDo Is nt Milwaukee, with 4
brukeu ruttalcrAtt'rk.
Tho schooner Gcu. Worth lost both ancl,ors On
1t lIacInc on Saturday tho schooner q. @.
slmo.s s 1aY9"Ks'' Ys ; y strklGs so pes :,,.
hayc ha,l ynwls s'nashcd IN tho South Branch
Tns no, t,.s Iom f,rown has returned from Mil-
Thp depth Of watcr where tho schooner Davt'l
4. Wills lies IL Hevpn fnthntns.
Tho scl,o0her Typo hMt1 ono OF her nllzze.l
chnin pntcs cnrrlcI awny yesserslAy ty c,'stnct
With ono Of tho Wells street bridge ab,,tnents.
Tho gtcnintr sheunyRntl shouIe Up tho illinois
Central Railway bridge Oil sMtir,lny.
Tho scbM,nrTa Charicy llibbuut, Mal. Ferry,
,1csAe liuyt, MMry Mn. NASSAU, scuv |. 5f. Hill
and stcam-harHo Annie Laurie arrived ycstrr.
day, and tho scfluoners t4ttttc Wnlf, Metropolis
md J,seph Paige snltcd-tho two first nanlcd
Tl,e tug Swcep.tukns nlso ctenrcl Tor peshtIEt
with hnrRrs. Alld tho prOi,eJ!crs CornmoduFo and
WU.cU-kcn and cunsort for 1}usIulu.
, 1880-10-18

sD.etas pl,pa.sa to To cat:aeo Tribune.
ssSD l,EAG,I; Nigh. Oct: 17:-3,Al.lttlonal In
hlrxe J.r. nonaEusun and turxos. Nahnnt. :1ntnes
Kelly und consort, jay Gould, Al.lska. GeDrg0
1: C5lwe!l al.d b.rkes. East sa9'naw and barees.
4 sol,ihwest xafe has loen blowing ali day,
With slight snow. ~
PORT IIulros, Oct. 17.-Arslvci up-rropellor
. pown-propo!!or 0lusKnw aud bargos; schoon-
ors sayeland, Mineral State; tug a. J, Smith
Wind, wost; light snow. Weather cloudy.
Special pt.pateh to The Cafeaoo Tribune.
DET;n!o!T, MeM, ost !, ,17;Giasssa np-tropO'ser
Passcd tlown-l'rnpotter btflwalkso mo. q;
sehooncrs savolaud. bIyosutls, John Wesley,
Wild Southwest, scvontccn u,!os por hour.
MAN9UKTrK.
8ptetae Dhpateh Ia Jhe Chicago Trthuns.
5st. go1aa! sn a Gs 2sarss 'sHf*f ws Fs;shss,
V" Ths xis,I seorst! 10 10 tho northeast lust night
an4 Kicked up u biz sca.
EsuANApA.
Special phpateh to Tns chteaeo Tribune.
y. Il. ns1!w!l; achno.aers sfny. Richards. r. ].
C9Arcd-8ohouncr5L L. tlaunn, LiDbio Nau. ].
u. kltchon.
aptetal Dispateh to The Chicago Tribune,
EsuANAnA, Mich. OCT. 10.-Arrivctl--Eropelle
dra u: Owen. EsypttaH, i. J. tlackett; schoa'ers
ThS , Il &H{ e. Hs,,s m ha.ss s9pss psisss 'SsSo
putuTN.
spteta. papateh to T,ns Chteaao 1sttuns.
Dut.uTH, Mimi, Oct. i8.-Arrtved- -l'rpclcrd
1iax;,tha, 5s'sss n%ysSn, Gi1y Il 3xsn so''a
A'os' "fan2oe' c,pvp,.vn
, 1880-10-18

8ptttas Dt*pdtth to 7hf Chicago 1ttbAne
NEW YORK, Oct. l7.-An Important Rohemo
has CONG to light, within few days, rc9lsrtlug
tho fssS1Rn shipping trade OF tho Eow Yark
uentra 1tallrond. which, II trlo, viii create u
sensation IN raiIroad crclcs and causo uonsttl-
orallo uuttcriug among tho other rtval Illus.
Tic story. as told, Is brto.y tb!s: Tho New York
Ceutrut e. Hudson River liailrunJ Cumpat,y has
madoa Gourmet With tho new East Nlyur Iritlxo,
which IL to bu constructed next year FROM this
city To Il point above Long Island City, for OK
elusive right at tho freight trtnspur-
tatlon frotn 1Iunter's Point to Montauk
Point, I. !. ME Vanderbilt hRs
secured the absolute control Ut tho IA,ng
islInd ltAtlr,ah. And hp pEUCn1ea to erect ut tho
lnttor p!Mcc u YruA1 furoKn Rrali ind provision
stippnK station. and the through EusopeAs.
freight will Mli ba sent llrect, wttldMt 1rUAknx
bulk, to NiontNuk Paint. Al tl,!s pont ltnu!ct,sG
Il . cla.ned thnr l.y theso direct shipments
fully ue dug Sull will bo snycd between thiH pnrt
allti Liverpool. 1t III suited thAt Mr. Vhudarlllts
htlsincss Nbrt,ltl has been to Mrrhnge fully tor
tho detns Of thls Krcat enterprise, and tlno ut
stualnela hAs t,een ea,ltrlloted tor with sotno ut
the IirHs Clyde builders nld sDtno Ut thasn yes.
HALLWAY truiliu Will hu reatly to satl to this
country fnr curxoes Of freight carly next sprang.
, 1880-10-18
TIE BRIDGE WILL PROCEED.
Epff{gt DlpafeA to Its Chfeaea 1fftuns.

ssr. pAul., MInn., Oct 17.-Jndg0 Nelsot, OF tho
United States Court yesterday rcn1crel hls de-
o[stou upon tho application OF the Northern Pa
cltto Railroad Company for an ln1unotton tn
proyont tho sfnoseheAd /: lsarncaylllo fsallrnad
Company, otherwise tho Ut. Paul. bttnneapotts 4;
Manitoba. fr,tn building brldxv acruss tho isod
River. Ile held that tho Court had llo authority
to Prevent tho construction OF tho bridge 1nero-
ty upon tho representation ct tho Northern pa-
clAn That It would cut nf trado upou tho river
from the Northern paolhc. II tho hridgo IL
built without Legislative authority Or In etlAtle0
Ut legislative rhtrtUrs, Tint ID matter fur tho
StAt0 Collst4. It It shall huren1ter hu proved
to bo nuta4nce or an obstruction tn uay1Ga ron,
tho Federal Csurt Will Itltyrfcro. but not other.
wise Accordingly the construction Of the
bridge will proceed.
, 1880-10-18
TIE CANADIAN PLAN.

Special D1pateh 10 The Chicago 7FlbHHss
MOvrfsEAL, Oct, t7.-1ut1gment was given
G. y. Cha,upuya, tor &lo,ltU tue amount Of m
nccotlnt Tor Ruotts supplied and tntoreat Tito
defendant fnflcd, atld was sued Under tho nct as
II fraudulent bankrupt. tho pta!ns!3's. getting
Judgment fur th1 full ufnullnt OF their clattn.
tho 1inftit,t ID mt rud with ctists tho uefDnl.
mt ls to IN tnlErisnilral sIX months.
, 1880-10-18

10 construct ratronf from ftockton. or so.no
roint ncar thcro, m tho fiacIno l. B1uthcaatgrn
Division of tho Chicago. Milwaukee, Il st. rnut
1aa!Iroad, to and thr"1gh tho City nf 1iack5or,l
tn and thr1,n9h Knnknkcn nH the Illinois f,cntrlI.
Tho cnpitnl atock Is ttxch nt xI,ttt.0tl and tho
corpoIaturs nro A!Gxananr Mitchetl, %;s. Mstr!ll
New 1'nrk: 'Ettwnr'l wnlknr. Ehcngn: II. i.
Lane. tnlph Emerson. N. &. Thn,npMnl. Thp,nns
, 1880-10-18

landt atroet, has turned over his property to hin
creditors. Davis Was tho buyer for Floot1, and
MISC represented othor California tlrms. flo was
Involved to aDtrto uxtcnt by tho failure Of George
Itawos Il Co.. Of Ban FrAnnsco. unvts' akaets,
chiefly iron, hnyo Nil ltecn turned ovcr to hia
creditors, WIN arc To tnke cure Uf his pancrs.
nn Hattefy their clait1s, tho surplus In t 10 re-
tlirt'tS 20 him. ~ i,rcsont values lo estimates
ht9 et]1Ety Mt SniXu
, 1880-10-18

GEORGE sf:1sDGGs.

Hpsttat Dhpateh 10 ne Chfeaoo Tribune.
CtAMrifuH, Ill, Oct. t7.~-Cul. Inprgn SrrnpRs,
1nto UntteJ Btntes Consul Mt Hamburg, Ctr.
many, proprietor of tito Champaign Gsaettt, Antl
we'll known tt1r,u9nnt tn State ns n itepub.
lcan c,lttur a,d politician. died Of consumption
Mt Dcnver Colo, yesterday. nretl ~ ycnrs. Ills
f,,ncral will probably take place from his late
residence In this city Un Tuesday. Tho Coloncl
lcavcs witinw and two eh1ren. i,Gsi'lcs fine
property. There IN universal regret nt his lonth
in this community. wlicrn hn 1tas resided tnt
t,yrttv.stx ycnrs, respected w MI. Tho t,ut-
cft!o,i of tho Gazettt will 10 continued BY bis
hnlrH.
, 1880-10-18


arettal UttpI!th 10 Tie tMsthvu Trthunt.
MILWAUKEE, Oct. T,-Tho tug IlaKermAn
startul fur North lMy this morning Z? tow tho
disabled schooner NM!tl to chIcAxn, mud tho tug
Starko lIrotllofr lett for Chcngn with tic
ach,h,ner Melvin 3. Dncou. Tho stelt1si. .bnrgG
DHIentino G 3Doru nlso loft for Tho su.ne place.
Tho tug sill towetl tho Bclloolor u. q. Fort
down frots l'acine.
MOnE SERIOUS THAN suprpsED.
Tho schnoner lied Whltu und l1lup. which ran
nsilure IN Fox Point. proves to hayo sustAtisetl
considerable tlannKc. She requires about thirty
feet ur Kucl, md her bottom In places Is ncar1y
through.
, 1880-10-18
SANTuEI. WATKINS,

SANU13Js WIATK1ES.
NARnvfrLs, 1'enn., Oct. 1G.-Samuci Watkins.
prominent citizen. died hcrs this aftHrn,pn.
uKc' EG yrnrs. Ills remains wur, conveyed 10 tho
Supreme Ct,urt rno1n ut tho Cnptnl, wharo they
will Iny In stnto until 2f,. III. Monins. 1To bnd
acc,muintc,1 furttino 1f tG)0,up. or this
amount he bc,tucnthcd St:s1.U0 for tho establish.
tnnnt hero 0f tho Watkins Polytechnic lusti-
tule, to DO built nIxt spring.
, 1880-10-18
THE WAL, AT SPRINGFIELD.

Special LHspd!eh to 11t Chicago Tribune.
srntxHpfELp. 0ct. 17.-Tho anticipated re-
newal OF Interest In the rRlrou,l wnr hero to-
tlay did not ttccnr. NJ tho Watash did not reduce
the rato IN ro,n1 trip tickets To Chicago to r..
M tic 9l1lcfnls 1are stated would be t1ohc to-
dAy. UpHMrts or fl.yU wtprtf Of thtso tIekotg,
however. were s0lt. Ut tho TURNER rnte, q.
, 1880-10-18

Convention, which embrace. 1}onri nnl poti-
ttonr,1 Representations nTlh prb1ntaB III f,0 tho
n,tiat Important mcotInF Of Insurance tncn ever
hold In {EiA city.