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The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1880-02-08

" VI
lii well with the hand
REDUCING BONES.
In the discussion on wheat ut the late Ag-
rirultural Convention at Newport, IN. H., Mr..
Platte, Of Warner. gave u formula for reduce
ing bones, as follows: place them In a large
kettle mixed with ashea and about one peck
of lime ~ n barrel vi bones covered with
water and boiled In twenty four hours all, tho
bones. with the exception. perhaps, OF the
hard shin bones. will become so much soft
ened az To be easily pulvtrssh by hand
They Will not be Ia particles OF bones. but In
a pasty condition. and In excellent form to
mix with muck. loan or ashes. By boiling
the sh,n bones ten or twelve hours longer
they will also become soft This is an easy
and cheap mode of reducing bones. Ii the
| farmer will set aside u cask for tho reception
| uf bones. he will be likely to find q valuable
collection ut The end Of the year.
LAMrAss.
The treatment for lampass Is very simple
Take a gum lancet and lance the gums. After
this IL properly done take a little fine salt
and rub the gums with 1t. II the gum lancet
IN not at hand a common DISQUALIFICATION
should be very sharp for tho purpose will
answer equally as well as the lancet. With
the knife make several inctsiuns through the
prominence down to the teeth, after which
apply the salt As above directed, and where
the iampass Is unattended with any other
local disease the cure Is made and the animal
will recover his appetite Immediately. Lam
pass should never be burned with q hot iron.
BEES IN WINTER.
Dr. Kaye says his bees, twenty stands, have
taken into the hives n pound Of flour each
day He thinks bee Keepers should set flour
before the bees every day that it is warm
enough for them to fly, from now until the
natural pollen is formed. He also recon-
mends that they be fed syrup. IL should be
placed either in the upper story Of the hive
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1880-02-08

The elite OF our city are having their pictures
taken Mt Washhurns. They prefer the Lam
bert process.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1880-02-08

The boy who doesn't leap over aeven hitch
ing-posta. kick q lame dog, snatch handful
or anavy beant1, front Of every grocery store.
knock over n box OF two, and work tho handle
of every pump on tho sidewalk on his way
home from school, Is either lazy Or doesn't
feel well.
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DIRECTORS.

rT,HE FIREM EMS INsU RANCE COMPANY,
Il Or New Orleans.
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| Grunewald. No. II Baropne street. Invites the
| public To call and Inspect his choice collection
of musical Instruments. His prices are low.
and sales are made on the most liberal terms
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N EW Q RI e A N s
INSURANCE ASSOCIATION.
OFFICE NO. lO2 CANAL STREET.
Tenth Annual Statcme nt !.

NEW ORLEANS. January 20. 1880.
In conformity with the requirements 81 the
charter. the Nav Orleans Insurance Assooa-
ton publish the following statement Of their
affairs for the year ending the thirty first OF
I l..4.E,x .l.4.a
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STATE or LOUISIANA, PARISH or ORLEANS.
City of New Orleans. J
Sworn to and subscribed before me. notary
public this twentieth day Of January, 1880.
G. LIZ GAHDEUR II. JR..
Notary Public,
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DOUBLE MATTRESS at 81 50,

and other sizes Mt prrportionate prices. We
guarantee all mattresses ma good Es any IN The
market, mud better. as they are made with our
CORD BOUND TICK
Also Cork Shaving Mattresses and Church
Pew. CHAIR ard Buggy Cushions speci ,lty:
Ready made Ticks always on hand and all
kinds OF repairing done ut the lowest possible
price. la2s Fr Su Tu "
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1880-02-08

The foregoing Ia n true and correct transcript
from the books Of the New Orleans Insurance
Association.
MEL. MUBSON President.
c. LANAux, Secretary.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1880-02-08

TUfNI NaHhtH- 4hHV 728 bI
The foregoing statement is Just. true and
correct transcript from the books of the com
papy. Jas. |. DAY. President.
II CARPENTER. Secretary.
Ewnrn TO aud subscribed before me this TWEEN
ty. first day OF January. 1880.
A. INaHAHAM Notary Public.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1880-02-08
SALE OF SECOND DISTRICT FERRY.

DEPARTMENT-oF COMMERCE. Cry HALL.
New Orieaba, January q. 1880
VIII R eE, soLD, v At PUBLIC ,ss AUCTION.
IN the Council Chamber Of the City Hall By
Mach Hosgson W Hodgsop, anc ioneer-
THE RIGHT TO RUN A STEAM FERRY
from the head of St. Ann street Second Dis.
trfcf). In the city Of New Orleaps, to the head
OF Bouny street fAlglers). Fifth District for d
period OF ten tlo1 years, subject to speeifle.-
lions on file ia the Office OF the City Surveyor
The city reserves the right to reject any and
all bids.
J. HENRY BEHAN,
jazz ID Administrator OF Commerce,
, 1880-03-26
TELEGRAPH[C NOTES,

hpftA4 UHp6IeA 10 1he LAtea2o lrouH6s
sIoux ClTr, ILL.,, March :5.-Tho river Ia rising
slowly, and m attempt will be lnndo tomorrow
to lnuuch tho boats now IN tho ways at this city.
BAN FRANCISCO, CAL. Slarch GA Wulla
Wulla t,vayhingtou Territory dispatch says:
IlawIlsh Wampo, Ch!ot Of tho Cay,lsc Indians,
died Of, Friday lust OIL tho Uinatia Neservatlora.
The funeral was atteutled by over q Thousand
persons, Including many citizens Of un,atila
County. Hu preserved tho lives ut nil tho white
auttlera In this wiley ~ tho carly tlays nud hls
death Is mournrtl by NIL who know him.
Special Uaipd.eh 70 The Lhteu9o Tribune.
couEc!t: !sLurFs, In. March :S7isortha, z
Sail Ftulcisco, arrived hero today from Chicago
oyer tho ChlcaKo. IslrlnKton s Quincy ltailr9nd:
Frat,utscs. Sh, Is Thought 10 10 tho youngest
rcryot, oyer undertaking u trip OF one-thInl That
distance In America nl0no. ShG ia Il ltlalness-
like Ittlo Indy, ordering lncnis, etc., with great
Independence.
Titii.AnEI.tlilA. aturchg5-The ooul companies
hutu stceldru nut 10 change the present prices
fur ApriL
, 1880-03-26
I
G:13 a. m. iIt5lg n. E"-. Il ''''. ft.tnsI' usI'
n. nj. i:aEHlu - sI ltA Gs." y |t's.t'
NJ fHhH4 " III ~.


vcying Instruments used by. Washington tn biz
adtlrcss. with mnrginal Motes In pencil in Wnsh-
ingtons handwriting; a paper containing W9eh.
ingtons opinion Of .o'lcrfs who served with him
rc1,scs during tho TING when Washington. wNa
frcstt!rnt, md other ARTICLES, After her hMa-
ba1id'a death Mrs. Ella Il. WashinHtnima - snld M tho
rctlca to tho Bthte OF Now iprk for fU,tp. mo
negotiations being conducted by Church. Ilu
pnit over to hcr sl5'0o. but clntned TINT th9 r.
nlaint!cr WAS due 70 h!m for his services; Mrs. M
n,ainder. alleging Tint Church offered to con-
duet Tho sale from patriotic motives. Tho cas9
death to William D. Veeler, who reported TINT
the amount In Chlrch's hatun ~as ,fSa y and
tint defendant WIS entitled to $",4vlVa TOR nts
report, adtudgipg E, ,0b, ~ to Mis-. Washington.
, 1880-03-26
TIE HIGH JOINTS.

NEW YoMK, March 25.-Tle Joint Executive
Committee OF tho trunk-llllHS, which has been
IN session hero for tho past two days. terminated
its Iat,ors this afternoon. Very llttlo Infof1nn-
ton could DO obtained a. to tho business tho
CommittGo had transacted. It was stated, how
af se y s0Sss q she o. @
CansdN had not boen discussed, and that the
matter Of through foreign freighta froh, tho
Wost by way Of tho Atlantic ports nothing hNd
noon done. THO classification OF frelaht fntcs
was revised, nudtho percentages Of inland towns
fxDl.
, 1880-03-26
CROP-N0TES.


8pftdI Dispafch to The Chicago Tribune.
DUNDEE, ILL.,, Mnnh 25,-Crpp prospects nro
not tho most favorable. Solne lEttlo manurng
has bool dona by tho farmers Of this Vicinity
during tho rccont War1n wcutlior, but llttlo
plowIny, 4 light SHOW has fallen to-day. This
will soften thu groynl anh lnoscn tho frost. II
II turns oil wart again rInWiug Will to Htnct7llty
he15l,,. Winter wllbat ans te4n baslly hurt ly
tho tryIng1y uhangcable weather Ut tho winter
Just pAat.
Indicate Tint tho whcht throughout the au.ts
promises at loaat an average hnrvest, although
nloru r7,i., is ncudrd. Sihco tho tiato OF those
atfli prevalls. LITTER dispat1hns ahow u fctlng
Of inercnsed confidence u1l tho part OF tho tarn-
, 1880-03-26
DOG.FIGHTING.
SfclxcnIng ExhibltIon Of This Brutal |
INuktlNlC.

SfclxcnIng Exhibition Of This Brutal
Th1BtlNlc.
Tho dog fight which bus bccn on tho tapts Toe
several days actuntly took plnco yesterday mnsn-
ing at Hammond Station, just across tho indiana
State iue II will DO remembered THAT the Hight
wns to have tnkcn' r!acc several nights ago.
auoyo a gambling room ut No. u ClHrk street.
At late hour some police oni-
GERS saw I'M cxprcssmRn looktug through
The streets for parties going to the fight. Tho
police hcar,l whit ho Ind to shy, atau at IN
enrly hour In thu morning the house was pullcl'
and soycuty-lvo inmRtcs captured. Lslter. Whch
these had nl1 been bnilcl out ut tho Armory' tho
pr,nctpa1h In tho atlR!r mot In stanlo ncar
tho corner Of Harmon court and
Wabash avenue, where 1t wns III.
tended 10 havo tho bnttlc fought out
III tho presence Of q select few only. Hcro IL
may bo stated that TIC parties to tho light were
William l,otto.nly. md his dox rnspNt,.L L ana
md what ae f f. ahaSi ma
,na sia sbls s''na!s sot,ass ass aa pers bncks
@ o1xcnen's ans as ms s1t It that rs
Ss ss1sy a4y saidos tsF ssse
Sst'b went by " way ot tha Michigan Central ial!roal
to Hnin,nona Station. Tho party was Gully ferty
fy uninp II NUMBER sna raeln eR Seso wns g no
aetnoustrus1ons sttS a4 Of my kIni TGs was doing
well, En- It III, sais}. fur l0g- -lght10R Patty. y
AiSye oay asRanes e sns sasscins fse h
Rpotter. Tho why 10 q house without eithor
iath or ptastsr, and only pnrtinl1y tltl.
n'8i ihn marty trnlI,eI through tho dust.
The toHs received ,tloro attention than anybody
ese. scts wcre 1nado II different parts q tno
1n!,sio" was induleol r. Finally, ,,,,,,t!S' when
hat WI so RSs s' wss .sy ysoous i Us g
mil that 1ho match was for $lpt tho
1ofercs sSfe pTn haniss tSta u eae IL of tho can.
pion doas began ttoir work: ln 4 s1na!l rao'n ,
nti,cT. It wns nluuly to bo seen at tho start TINT
| aTvln,' n Tiagnltioeut brtt,to dog weighing
ti;s,rvslIy 50 Or mt "Bnot's" hackers, tho
tnors,Khy to hi; Iacksd aPrit Tho ai.imals we!e no
Sps snsh oho5 ths y sss ss GsSa r
sns ssnot va ws DiS iro Inv tic ' com,no1ccens not
supposed H to tnaka any srcat inprs:sslons upon upon
w. 9'f,ss; @ IN, ,;,Sd Ws 'gsS or .snot sye5ed
urcntiy. uc The hiv dor chowci his j0vls, until
AA,,ntn cnt II ntStnsr Of Tho party Iogut, nskiug
# thofu wvro not so,,o greens III tho neighhor-
| tsninn Whrn lilo fowis autl i,osO Wero c!ioweu
; imto iI1;c-c,,t. tic Ianatan Dcg,tn on his icxa
nad iit.rlIy ct,cwcd thor, np. Tho tianks wero
sSia'!ots W. w''o ,c w4,,p,s 'St hi ''s Ey tho M
n.fl nil 'ds 'and Attempted to pull him ID:
tn,le n iir,M.r hold * SDotts nose iii order to
rcst rn trn t,freanments 1T the i,lacc wurG bud;
Tho rc,nrtar's hcnd lrcafl to whirl, hls ears to
@ ns sSss Il Efw nea nssao' y id 1oeS =. s
NJ! lhat It H. cnnS S a naon MI al aa.sno eass ~
smiled snu and ciuwed Chicagos tiog flesh Until
, 1880-03-26
WEATHER NOTES,

ASSOCIATED I'f.ESa OyFloE, CHICAGO, Naroh
s5-Tho storm seems to be general. The telc-
Eruph virus east Of Clcycland arc working hari
and the news report comes slowly. The heavy
full Of SNOW In Now England " followed BY sti0w
over the lakes. III milwaukee, about two inches
Of ynow fell this morning. ...
Er. JOHN, N. D., March .b.-Tho sovcrcst snow
storm of tho winter Is ragtn9 hnrct It began
yesterday. Tho snow y over Mnt d99Sp 9 O. tno
tGEGI. There arD llANy hugo urlits* 4Ac Afal1ls
All1 steamers nr0 delayed.
@sr. 1onN. n. L., March es-sno" % IN -! some 10
fHlily AplaIc1 Ir Ill iireetlons.
, 1880-03-26

"Tho truublo between Mario Prescott, OF C0v-
lugton, and Joo 1vheelouk," says au EaAtorn pa-
por, "sccms somewhAt difficult to understand,
Aa Whcelock IL gcuorally known to bO ono OF
tho bcst-naturcd meu iii tho theatrical profess
s!on." In tho trial Of Mr.. Whcelock ut Law
rcnce for tho assault on Miss prescott, which
resulted In his being ilncd, Miss PRESCOTT gavo
tho following ycrhlul Of tho nfFalrs
Into .ho ,d1luK,rpem q THO Kirtlnlld Ilo,lsoi
Noye e WspS &c 70 IL % @
the ,tablo, whom Wheoiook said. . You, must
not" aske4 "Why nnt7'' and ho cnlled mo
him whit ,i'ado hiui net No. Ilo replied, !. You
hsa .yyk y ySs ySs asi IT, as9s ss Il NJ E s
Innnner and struck my gassqa from my noso
Al th9 pastIss ia thS 12on wss trynx e
sott' to NY room. . so@o % tIno srter %heeiocE
saa saS sesd have s'oa; Sf my 'ssas
to you 1T tho Nnrragansctt ttouso, uRd Miss lar
nor tSl hsr t y s th
tlmo heforu sue WIZ abl9 to rosiino her tostiIuo-
~ After s.sndlgE II tIo roSW y, few meY,en.s
Io,tt W iIEo whst / have said. send for your fe!:
low, and viii knock tho stutllng out nt him"
Fawcett was IN tho s.asn ut tho tltic, and asked
respect fur me- than tho dirt un:teE blu foot,
and ho wouldn't slop To- talk "ch!n " 1f WIS
It woud snsk ssS whss tfSp q Wy hsa
that sho lived il Nov iori, anl bid livea il
f. sS aa S{ o% Mn WSseess w. Pays s " W.
called joe: all tic company caiui lin jae-sort
Oh Inc stage that night, but did not speak to him
y" oven Fiweeis corroborutod the ma!n portion
ofS 4 u and
, 1880-03-26

Tho French Government has fnally settled
the aasst,oa of th3 BY r., Of e tS
or Fn.nco In such why as To sntis-
" tho desires OF MI pHrt!es. Tho jewels
having h!sturiunl an1 Hrtistfo valilo will bo
plncetl in thu APOLLO Gailcry ut tho Louvro
Museum. Among then, will figure tho famous
"Kcgcnt"' diamond. QUO OF tho lnrKcst u tho
mineralogicnl standpoint will be handed to tho
Museum nr Nat.lral History. Only that parr
juwolry will bo placetl in tho market. and tho
sum rralIzc4t-prnhnbly over 1000 600 frlinca-..
will constitute il "inusoam fund, " for objects Of
Orf
, 1880-03-26
lIALE,s HONEY OF E 11o1sE11ouNp.
TWAS AC0UGH!
But Il Resulted in Death
When Ills Lille Might naye
Been Sayed by Preeau.
ton and Care.
How a Rigorous Climate, Together
. with Neglect, Is Destroying the.
Lives Of Thousands.
1An Ounce of PreventiOn,n
and How It Can Be Ef-
fectllally Applied.
The Wonderful Properties Of a Delightful
Remedy.-.What It Is, and How
to Secure It.

Pulmonary troubles are storm sact In our Amer-
eau ltIe. hut HhiIu th0y dsnstsons. ths1e ID
lstto reason to cou4der thom noooAsaiy fatal That
Consumption eau bo cured IL now Aottlod baJond
doubt and tAore hundreds to-day III nil paEa OF
tals land rho huyo boon saved from cohsamptsfaa
grave BY tho uso Vt llALE'S HONEY Oh 3lOltR-
HOUND AND TAR This xrcat ron,eay. 6osidea oon-
tuiutux the properties which tta namc indotea pos.
1essea yo other nxrodienls nll specially dnsApsd for
lunv md thruas troubI0a This combination Il tia
ault Of oux and careful experinasut and Il caA Be
safely ttsd that whom taken In e Is will ous IN
every cnso. Tho nrst staKes Of Consumption cannot
bo lsaeL with They aso Tho advances guAEd Of Hoat
devastating army md must ba checked at ouco II hs
desirable. 1t docs hop uattors to say Il ony
lltlu cold which will TO over soon. Il Will NOT bo
oYor eoon uposs promptly stopped. From tho thoa-
sands Who have bson completely ouEed by NALhs
HONEY OF MOAEaOuND AND TAR. many o1aet-
i've Testimonials could ha atynu II required. hat aha
truth thAt II all pulmonary trophies Ia 40 thoE~
ouxhiJ established that sdd'ttonal crtdeues y Ee-
qure. II Il sold Ia tNu sssua at 'fcntA aud y paf
Dotl!c, md ba vtaluel n any Afp, +aEs. Fhosa
who arc su1usuy una havo nursE trad It should 10 70
n oncS, those who havu ovcs ttoa II DO NOS need 70
10 urged 10 do ~ sSatu
n n rQirTENTf1N prnnrlpiNF Nav YAFf.
, 1880-03-26

ITEAIS,
ncorgc n. Daniels, Secretary of tho Chtcngo
1sal,rna,l Association, nnuo,lccs TINT tho Chiefs
gu nHte-shNt lot April ~h'eh fhohtH 10 "! tho
hands Of all tho limos IN ntcrnst by tho 6th Inst,
will be Delayed several tttys from tho fnct Tint
thc 1,tjnois innra1 au,t f,l,1caro 1. Aim rnn1s
rn,,,," .,,s in",1 ."ssTs -. .,.' ~ .'.. e H. '..
.c"'eo encr ips'tl tuF11s ~ e"sso Cunts pcr th'e,
10 takc effect April l. which will tnako important
chnnges IN all Western md Southwestern rntcs,
to 1,,,,.,,,to N..u 4t,,.,,, +. r,t..,.., =. a.,
now cnrrytng forwnrt1 II )nrQo nnnstnt or led
ford stone, tho sa1no rs Is ,lscd II, tho now City,
l{ntl hcre. which In fntnnt,c,, for I'm n,,v nnd
x,nn,,nas,, sss,,.s. - t,ss,,.. Ao ~" ~, ~. =,
W"prtti1 ~ teaHc1es lS,t u aoEnGls r. M nnn @ H.
Thn st ~ .,a ~ Mvunc; . s ~ tsnM .SrR IVY
i,aG,, ~ T.S ~ M taken tN INC ln,isEitc. n9w NJ
, 1880-03-26

-. - n.n I!nI. n, = 49,, IL. III 1ivou
e nii ~ e. sv,s I'll rr,n1i,. tnn,tSrn
II ~ m"uu H. s,1 r,1s Jncfmct, lin hni,or savfnr
ti,n' tnt' ~ XIX atS III: r. onn"nr nynif,
anat NJ ,ut ~ t1ot H.. "" ,ros ~ a",res with
t. eHnHhte a.. .a ~ Hs ~ TX ,,nr, nI
~ Severn ol tno snnH H,,,s. m5s ~ III" tt."i. thn
i.is dcc!sn rsinGl,e ncnahGe' hfn ,n;ott tnn
,.,i.a Inl.tMtlon . W. ~ ~. fro,n rnnt, urc.
% M , e!!fsstn;H ~ rser ,rhi"s, ihn ,nrri
clnet Wns tN.n apP"su 1.i, hL ~'r teft IN GaiI
!n9 nn!nufncu; DIT. .ssc!.aH1' ,s aca' ,r,M,L, hn
haSmH nat @ M,,Tns IT,, IT, cee''17'nees "o"''
"cccpt tHe "''h.!'n.ao,'. !.a.
F!fItsslH "n"ut
Jnf Entenin m MMs,, ~. En.tt, eT NJ. n..,c
,,a Ins,n ~" =, t " r. ,fnf,ahi nr.sldinw
Htn H Inut.u rtT,. s,,,ai ,;e,'s .,1pn nt'a.nt
H KY LILY" ~. ,,n tr,.entfn e,,i,
u"attsa'es at ..ao 9,r, "p"r ~ tn.bnr'.
!5rE' 5sGEs r. r, w W.r,,,T t,.., r,onx3,onr Inhn
,, ~; Mct,a,' ,' tsdSo, 3t tIsnseN Fhnrfo: N"
nn Fl # Il r,,'ns,, a mfE IiIrc snns!s,ing of
H!'i " y , ~; H,.,r \ aHn,,,. III 9nnr" Enix
~, - =. -. -, ~ s. @ "fr,,ar ~
Wns WE @ ~ ~ ~ ta1s XVI, Trtt IN ,n",ffs
tro Et.Aus u = ~ mo ""'n ~ 9,,,;,a amdIriatn
~ "t @ n e. - ar;sw ~" NV ~ t,,;tIrn IL
M 1nr s niiu t tnn ~ i ~ niaPA hts
stn % %sefs stt n W. ,x,nt,,nt ~ nt. ~ innn" NJ
.,; s!ect" h9,s a,,,,. NV 1nt' u7 ~ ~ rTtinncn
nlGy anu GotntHumnn.' % q wiz t,,1ot ~ Ht;inrs ~
So'utsc!t! ~ ncntg ~ H., r;ti t,'t,r,n7 r. r.,
Mcn ~ w W. S ~ ,HIiin
lneti t @ nursu Gte"'iH ~ '"e eu'"e' " "''''"
h''o p''s '"l' a.'eeL
, 1880-03-26

County N, Ytj Bupruulu Court a9ltilst Walter 3,
Churyh, u lAWyorof Alt,ANy. Tor =, 0(d. 10. with
tnicrcst far thrr0 years, suit brought aHtnat
w, Washington. Nho was = grana.nePhew OF
prcsilont Washington. At tho deuth Of her hils.
land. tho plulntiH received u number or articles
dent Warrington, vino betlueathal them 10 hl&
eldest nvphew, William Angusttno Washlnyt,n; L',,
by tsodurlck tho ureut, With the inscription:
"From tho 0ldest to tho Greatest dencral;" ono
of t,uir OF huavy pistols used ly Lafayette ana
presented to him BY Washington: the watTh-
chain au1 seals worn by Wasliugton; tho sux-
, 1880-03-26
EXTENDING TO KANSAS CITY.
6ptetat Dtsrdteh to The Ehiedpo TRIBUNE,

CEpAn RAr1pa, H., March .S.-Aa mentioned
In q recent dispatch to THE TAlnuSE, tho CHI
cugo, milwaukee, s. ut. Paul 1sallroad Company
has commenced tho survey Ut tho proposed cx-
tonsioa TO Oitunwa, and It Is tho golsoral belief
hero that tho road will be continued through to
Kansas City. The Chtcugo, Hack Island la-
clne and Chicago. burlington l. Quincy hold
Cedar Kupit!s i; NorI6or1l stock, and they wii,o
COURSE. mako competition ton iivrly tor tho
Northwestern ind 1T. Paul Companies unless tho
lutter gut down to business Rnd extend Also,
, 1880-03-26
THE RAILROADS.
Consolidation Of the Grand Trunk
Extension Roads.
Dan q Pool Abrognto Contract?
Chicago, Rockford &
Northern. ~
Tba Illinois Central and Alton Reduce
, Passenger Bates to Thrco Cents
J Mile.

TIE CHICAGO T. GRAND TRUNK.
ttencrnl. Manager fflckson, nf tho Grand
Trunk, and the otfor officials nntl stackhollcra
Of thlA road nw In tho ciy, hold tho last ono s'f
a scrlcs Of meetings for Tho purpose Of cofsolt-
dnt1ug tho Northwestern Grand Trunk, Chicago
& Northcastorn af!chsnn 1tairoad, ladInna 1,nll-
road, md Chicago s. Southern, or Illinois lthtl.
road, which together form tue Grand Trunk cx-
tension 10 this oity from Fort Huron, Into ono
company To bo known as tho "ChIcnEo & Grnntl
Trunk" Meetings havv boon held during tho
Inst fow days Mt Detroit, Valparaiso, tans!ng,
uni other points, ns required by tho charters
OF tho vnrtous companies, and tho mcet-
,ur In this city wns tho Inst ono OF tho
tcres md tho consolidation wns finally
decided upon, nnl articles OF Incorporation
for the "C,licago & Grand Ir!tnk Hallway
bs lo Wtt tue s th
rtai RIMS. it wns also decided that tho
Northwestern Grand Trunk, Or tho ChicAgo \
ssao its bolija for $sOo0 por milo Of Its rtll. to
70 ssSesa II ags1 a e. ts rw r
"A 4 TasnuxE reporter called upon Mr. I1lckson
whothor there wns my truth In the dispatch
from New York In ycstcrs!ay's papcrs, which
ssated that the new Grand Trunk "as to bc at-
lii Htckson rcplinti that, rs fur as he was coil
ccrnc, nothing hutt been done to to!n tho trunk
lines hail t.eeldod TO admit. tho new Grand
Trunk; thAt i, TINT they .whila Etye It per:
fsn fsn sd e r'ik tS 1sess ,a t s t at Il waR a
costrsc he would not sny tint he would not Join
iftho trunk lincs would offer tho Grand Trunk
such n percentage Of THO ChicaKo business gs i
sont in1,srins of lo stoekaosr
of his rond. lIe felt confident TINT then cw line
could tak1 enrn Of nnd Ts entitled @ TO MIEc
, 1880-03-26
INnlAN MIIRDERs,

DENVER. Colo, March ,c5,--Tho Trtbnue's
santn FL IN. NJ Bpccut Of tho I'd says tho III
tliMns attacked party OF SIX mcu near Hnuta
Barbara. N. NJ, killing all. Tho namcs Of only
Domingo 3lnrttncz. nro known. Tho indian.
n!so Rttackcd thu Village Of ann 1os6, but werrt
driven or, and no deprpdatlon5 committed OF
my consequence.
, 1880-03-26


New YOllK, Mareh 2j-srho Joint Executive
Committee OF tho pooled rastroad lines continued
thor session to-,lay until 0:o0 p. m. Most
ridiculous attempts ut secrecy woro mndo by
Commissioner Flnie aud Secretary Crosby mud
their subor]natcs. Tho protests made
by merchants ugalnst tho proposed
equalization Of through fro!ght-rntcs
10 Europe via tho soyora1 AtInntIu
ports wore objective, and It was decided TO lcavo
these rates MS thoy nru. 1t Is said Commissioner
Fink wns brought to sec that h!s sglcmo WIS
jnpracticnl.le. Iho greatest part Of tho two
days session was devoted TO liking MI,
sOlltte percentages on rates Of 1ulnNd
trMiliu over various rottcs, tho rnte be-
tween Now York and Chieago being takon as q
WIS atloptotl. Tilc subject Of tllo rotations
|nf tho Grand Trunk ltAilroAl to tho pool was
not discussed. ne!thor wis tho question Of
furthur reducing tho rAtcA bctwoGn tho Wo8t
Antl tho AtlalltlU scaltunrI. Tho CuInmlttoo
1ilnIly adjourned TIL mkt month. Tho trunk
!lno Presidents will ncot next Tuesday, aud hold
weekly meetings hereafter.
, 1880-03-26
BUSINESS NOTICES.

p,c,Isc1 to learn TINT Cnpt, Tyler OF Block, Tylcr
I Co., 1t. Louis, Is In THO city., ANY ono h1yin4F
cut1. il styles md prizes suit, find net cnah
buyer by dripping noto to q. II. Tyler, Sherman.
House. ChlcuYv.
, 1880-03-26
IOWA ROADS,

bpsetai Dlspateh 70 1As Chicago IF6uHA
DEs MONIES, H., March sA-Iho asseasoa val
untion Of ralroad property In this State, as fAod
by tho Executive Council. will be about 81. Co.,.
Op, an increase over lust ycar Of over -. .0O,O0,
pt1luclux . tax u ovc1 47sD,0 au increaso Of
Sl01,UN- Tho mtltaaa Ut soad u 4,7ll, an tn-
crease Of u18 for tho year.
, 1880-03-26
INDICATIONS,

minutes, Some ton to fifteen minutes shorter
thnn the usual time. Tho same person also
pcaring unsupported In air was deiusion md q
6nnre. lie Is, Of course, correot-