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, 1880-10-30

Fellows Compound Syrup Is COM
posed OF ingredients identical with
those which constitute Healthy Blood,
Muscle and Nerve and Brain Substance.
while Lie itself is directly dependent
upon some Of them.
By Its union with tho blood and is
effect upon the muscles. reestablishin5
the one and toning the other. it IL ca
pable Of e1ectIng the following results:
1t will d:splace or wash out tubercu-
lous matter. and thusc cure Consumption
By increasing Nervous and Muscular
vigor. 1t will cure DTspepsia. feeble
or interrupted acton Of the Heart cad
Palpitation, Weakness OF Intellect
caused by grief. worry. overtax. or
irregular habits. BronchidS-Acute or
Chronic. Congestion OF the Lungs. evea
In the most alarming stages.
It cures Asthma. Loss Of Voice.
Neuralgia. St. yi.us Dance. Epleptic
Fits. Whooping Cough. Nervousness.
and Is . most wonderful adjunct to
other remedies in sustaining lie during
the process Of Diphthcria-
Do NOT bo deceived By remedies bear
ing q similar name: no other prepaF7-
tion is q substitute for this under cry
circumstances.
Look out for the rarse ard address
il. FELLOWS, St. John. NIB, On tho
yellow wrapper in watermark. which Is
seen by holding the p2pc1 before t-s
light.
Price, s1.5o per Co.tle. 6 fer ;.-~o-
Sold by ell H--;c-;is,S.
ColA bvH r AofNrs 3tv
, 1880-10-30
MALARIAl
BLOOD
POISONING,

Causing chIIIs and Fever
Dumb Ague, intermittent, Re.
mittent and Typhoid Fovess,
eiIiousness, Liver, Stomach,
and Kidney disorders, and
many other ailments, destroy.
Ing the health and lives Of
millions, Is driven out Of the
system, and radically cured
by the use of tho LION MA.
LARA AND LIVER PAD and
cANclloNlc BODY AND
FooTPlASTERs, the cheap.
est and only perfect treat.
mont by the Absorption psin.
ciplo. Tho PlasteIs acting In
conjunction with the Pad up.
on tho norvo centors and re.
mote parts of the body, In 1b.
sorblng and thoroughly rid.
dingtho system from MAlA.
RIAL POISON.
Tho whole treatment, PAD,
BODY PLASTER and FOOT
plAsrERs, all combined,
sold for 81 90 tho cheapest
andbestremedv ever discov.
cred, and a positive cure
guaranteed II worn accord.
Ing to directions. Remem-
ber, Pad, Body Plaster and
Foot PIasters, the whole,
o. 90. Sold by all druggists,
or maliod on receipt OF price
BY
the LION MEDICINE CO.,
NEW YORK.
, 1880-10-30
SnAked in from Chicago.

Lieut.. SchwatkAs thrilling narrative reads
like the story Of trip to Charles Francis Ad.
Ans
TAX shout womans rights, They have their
rights There was the bearded women, for in
stance.
Money is the roo. of all evi..," observes Mr..
English to the Indiana Democrats As they caze
wissfnlly at the barrel
The evils of over-production are particularly
visible IN the Artic regions 1t is only neoes-
'ary 10 look at their ice crop.
The Sultan Of Turkey eoolly tells the British
hon co go and soak his head, or suck his paw.
or something else equally impertinent
The most sneeSsfal play nowadays is the
"oe that requires the most dressing, and re-
sembles most dressmaker's and mii.ner's op-
ening.
A Massachusetts, man has . lecture ON
what Shall be Done with the Indian -
Why, they shall continue TO be starved To
death 1t an enormous profit to the Indian
Agent
Get the old and shattered stcvepips
from its corner in the shed;
Let the liniment Be ready
fAps soon vii break his head.
, 1880-10-30
NOTICE III.
u - LAND OFFICE. I
Walla Walla. Sept. 9th. 1880. (

L. S. LAND OFFICE.
Walla Walla, Sept. 9th, 1880. {
A SWORN STATEMENT HAS BEEN
"A filed in this office and application made
under the Ac. Of Congress approved june Sd,
1878. entitled An act for the sale Of Timber
Lands in the State of California, Oregon, Ne
vada and in Washington Territory" t. pur
chase Ell SWf and SCI NWt Sec. s, and Lot
3, Sec. Il. 7. No. 6, North Of Range No. IS
East. Application will be heard Nov Il,
1880 L. H. MORRISON,
S7-l0t Register
, 1880-10-30
Notice for Publication.
LAND OFFICE AT WALLA WALLA,
Senfemher 20 lSS0

September 80, 1850. {
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT
~ the following named settler has fled
notice of his intention to make final proof in
support of his claim, and secure final entry
thereof before me November 5th, 1880, viz ::
Daniel Malone, Homestead Application No.
3Gl, for the W.. Nwt, Sec. 80, 7. SN, K. 37E,
and names the following as his witnesses, viz:
Milton Evans. Israel Knight. Vim. Stan6eld
and Chas. Stan6eld, alliof wal'a Walia p. O.,
Walla Walla Co, W. I.
z. IT. MORRISON,
5tw Register
, 1880-10-30

now before the public.
npN You can make money faster At
work for US than at anything else.
Capital not required. We will start you Sl2
. day and upwards made at home by the indus
trious- Men, women, boys and girh wanted
everywhere to work for us. Now is the time.
You can devote your whole time to the work,
or only your spare momensa No other bust
ness will pay you as well. No one willing to
work can fail to make enormous pay by engag
ing At once. Costly Ont6t and terms free. A
honorablv Address TRuk L Co., Augusta,
Mair
, 1880-10-30

A Poor PRosPEcT-The Seattle FinbGck,
Of the llth inst says: Two parties of the
Northern Pacific company's surveyors-Cap-
tains Smith and White-are near the SUN
NIT Of the Matches Pass, engaged in tiuding a
route through the pass. As far as ascertain
ed tnnnel one and half miles will be re-
quired the lowest grade Il6 feet TO the
mile /: and on the west side they have been
unable yet to get down the canyon on ac-
count Of the abrupt descent of the mountain.
The parties expect TO return about the last Of
this month. orders having been gwen for
pack trains TO meet them at that time and
bring them in. Capt. Sheets, with his party,
is engaged in prospecting for route at the
head OF Green river, and Capt. Borie is en-
gagged in the mountains further north. 1t is
not likely that = suitable route Will be found
this year.
, 1880-10-30

RAILwAr Norks.-Mr. j: NJ. Davies, gen.
eri agent of the Chicago and Northwest.
srn Railway for the Pacific coast, i, now
On business to Oregon. He says the com,
pany he represents will have its road CON-
pleted Is far west As the Black Hills within
ninety days. and ultimately will make a
Pacific coast connection. What is Of still
more importance to the Pacific northwest,
be reports that the Union Pacific is now
rapsdly pushing from Ogden to Boise. A
third rail is beng laid on the Utah Northern
from Ogden 10 Bingham, twenty -four miles.
20 ~ to make . road Of the standard gauge
eaug which is to be extended at once to
Snake river aud Boise, aad connect as soon
as possible with tre Columbia river. Twenty
eight hundred men are now reported At work
west of Brigham, and it is the intention to
make the connection with the Oregon rail.
way system. Mr. Davies says he has no
doubt this will be accomplished
, 1880-10-30

The AvALAScHE.-This live paper which
has for so many years been identified with
the material interests of Idaho, has At length
changed hands, and Major ]. S. Hay retires
As We hope, to = field where a recompen.e
will accord with his great ability. He has
been friend to Idaho since he first placed
feet inside her borders and has always spo-
ken in her praise. Now that the territory is
about TO emerge from the clouds that has 20
long obscured her and she is shining out with
oil her natural brightness, one of her best
men leave by reason of his health. Good
fortune 70 with you, old friend, and you may
depend that Jour memory will Be kept green
in every mining camp, mountain side, valley
asd plain in our old Idaho The new p,o-
prietors Messrs. Guy Newcomb and Dave
Adams are old newspapsr men and we are
heartily glad that suoh sterling newspaper
has fallen into such good banda Success to
you. boys, and cordial welcome as of old
will always be given at our table to the
Avalanche.
, 1880-10-30

TnE prsrn Dzsr.-rhs pablic debt VA.
ssdaesd s5A,s 81 during September, and
~ total = NOV len. slse. slS. go cash in tn.
s'snssy, N.sl5.Se4,l ,ls2. OF the ins<re..
eseriae debt, IA. .sl9. $50 in 6 per cent. ar.
eov eesstanding; ti74. 53l, $50 in Sc. $50. i.
o00, go IN IA and &73S. 263. $50 in a.
, 1880-10-30

BrrrxR AND Bull BuTrKR.-For the year
ending Jsne %. 81. .O6i. $40 pound. Of bu...r,
valued At s. l7a.07l. and 10, ss3, go ponds
f o}somaIgerine, valued n =, 81, ,2I7, vsrs
sxpertsd iron Nsu York.
, 1880-10-30

CAlfyoRsiA WHKAr -Cslifornia has $50,
900 sons, about Il, ,0oo. 900 bushels Of wheat
s'ady foe shiPosat this year. nearly thre.
smes eAe ssrplss N 1877. For the hrst
time the nerchasdiss exported from the
.tate ID likely n Be larger than the imports.
There. - elsewhere. the farmers are holding
osek their grain for higher prices.
, 1880-10-30
NOTICE l78.

L. S. LAND OFFICE,
Walla Walla, ". T.. Oct 4th. 1880
4 SWORN STATEMENT HAS BEEN
"A fled in this Office and application made
under the Act of Congress approved June I'd,
1873, entialed An act for the sale of Timber
Lands in the State Of California, Oregon, Ne
vada and in Washington Territory" to pur-
chase NWt SWi, Section 10, Township No
6. North Of Range No. IS East. Application
will be heard
Ell MORRISON
, 1880-10-30

AHorHKR CANPAIcN LIE NArLED-Sher-
IL 4AdaRpson desires rs to say that the state.
msnt in fss Uni0" to the effect that he gives
mp his claim the reward for his service in
connection with she arrest of the alleged
Broomdeld murderefs., is false and without
foundation. Mr.. Thompsen very sensnbly
says that it would be best thattb. trial pro-
ceeds and the prisoners be convicted before
people 90 around the streets and argue 1T the
corners that they are entitled to the reward.
To our mind, and it is the opinion Of all fair
M .ded people that a, the reward was offered
Tor the arrest Of the murderers and not for
merely identifying the body Of the murdered
woman that the reward should 60 to the
party or parties who actually caused and did
arres. them. Sheriff Thompson did good
work and but for his energy the arrests would
never have been made
, 1880-10-30

: T. S. LAND OFYIcE
Walla WallA, W. 7. Sept. 9th, 1885,
A SWORN STATEMENT HAS BEEN
"A filed in this office and application made
under the Act of Congress approved June Sd,
1873. entitled IAN act for the sale of Timber
Lands in the State of California, Oregon, Ne
vada and in Washington Territory" to pur
chase SW3 NEt. Sec 8. T. No. s, North of
Range No IS East Application will be heard
f H. MORRISON,
S-lW Register
, 1880-10-30

SMOKING OUT VERMIy-A landlady Of this
city has used cayenne pepper with the great.
est success in getting rid of vermin when
every other means failed.
, 1880-10-30
MIDDLE-AGED MEN

There are many at the age of thirty to sixty
who are troubled with too frequent evacuations
of the Bladder, often accompanied by slight
smartiDg or burning sensation, and weaken
ing Of the system in manner the patient can
not account for. On examining the urinary
deposits q ropy sediment viii often be found.
and sometimes small particles Of albumen will
appear, or the color viii be Of . thin milkish
hue, again changing to a dark and torpid ap-
pearanee. There are many who die Of this
difficulty ignorant of the cause. which is the
second stage Of seminal weakness. DIR. SPIN
ney will guarantee perfect cure in all such
cases, and a healthy restoration of the psnitO-
urinary organs.
OFFICE FoURs.-10 to 4, and 6 to g. Sun
days from 10 to IL A. n. Consultation free.
Thorough examination and advice, s.
Call OF address,
DR.. SPINyET 4 90.
, 1880-10-30

EARsIScs OF III. NoRrHEKx PACIFIC r
k-The gross earnings Of the Northern Pa
eihc railroad for July and August were saS5,.
2la against 403. 442 for the same period of
1879, an increase of S6l,7l7. The estimated
sarnines for September we're $sa2, $40, against
N70. s93 for September. 1879. an increase of
t6l.7l7. The increased Of the fist three months
OF the 6scal year wss el23. .693. The land
sales east Of the Missouri river for Septem.
Der amounted T. &lSS, 900.
, 1880-10-30

ATTEND TO THE wELLs.-A very frequent
eeuss Of disease and death around the farm
Aeoesass ~ wells. They arc often located
- .sa - ~ - ~ become filed with
ftth. We have klewA a. VaaR q ssms
wells 70 bsssns - soal tAss TIE resJ srnen
Il is caused nsusea, but the family wr. %
accnstomsd to it that they did not notice its
seod,tieo. Frog. toads. mice and other
vsrnia oftan tumble into . well and poison
tks water II No. % bed - this. sticks fall
In, and rottou wood 10 - eOrrupting. though
not 20 odorous as decaying animal matter.
Every we'll should therefore be cleaned out
ut least once = year, and unless provided
With tight curb it is better to make thor
ough examination If its condition still often
sr Health is too precious blessing to b
forfeited for the want Of little prudence
and crertion.
, 1880-10-30
DR.. SPfNNEY,
Ne. II Kearney ST.. San Francises.
Treats all Special and Chronic
Diseases.
YOUNG HIH1G

YOUNG HGHBG
WHO MAY BE SUFFERING FROM
w the effects of youthful follies and in.
discretion. will do well to avail themsel Ives OF
this, the greatest boon ever laid At the altar OF
suffering humanity. DE-. SPINNEY VIII
guarantee to forfeit 500 for every case of Sem
inal Weakness or private disease OF any kind
or character which he undertakes and fails to
, 1880-10-30

n PsSasses 90 Resssesse q A.
OlnilA43ea.
h Re1ss0ef aAA vltak1sf e tAe
l1ooA
n Proaneer aAA lnS1EasatR q
Nerve anA 01se3e.
fhe BuilAef ana SaSoarsef q Hrain
Power.
, 1880-10-30

SoryD CoSvEYED By LIGHr.-Prof Bell,
inventor OF the telephone, has READ Psp~r
before the American Association for the Ad.
vancement Of Science, detailing experiments
be has made whereby he has demonstrated
thar, without . conducting wire ~ in cleo
tr;eity. sound can be conveyed from station
70 station BY means Of beam of light The
receiver in this case is sileniSm, and by
controlling the form or character Of theilight
vibrations or this body the quantity Of the
sound can be controlled and ali varieties Of
human speech obtaineds The professor has
spoken in this manner with another person
1t distance Of 500 feet.
, 1880-10-30
C. F. KRAFT.
ENGINEER & MAChINlST,
DEALER IN
Pfumbers' Material. Rubber Betting
and Hose. in fact everything
needed about Machinery,
Pumps, Mills 3 Rams.
AGENT FOR THE CELEBRATED
aII.aHx
TEAMFIREENGINE

Ces and towns in the interior dssrinR to purchasr
Of these protectors will Do well 10 consult me By
letter OF o. -herwse shall be ready to attend 10 al
calls male upup on short notice. Of6cs, Work
shop and Wareroom O. third street In rear Of En-
pius House, Wal,A Halla W. T. est:
, 1880-10-30
NOTICE l74.

E. H. MORRISON,
allow Register.
, 1880-10-30

OF all goods pertaining
to a nrst-class Hard
ware House, among
which can be found
the Cook Stove,
, 1880-10-30

37-lW
, 1880-10-30
the SUPERIOR

They all want it. 1t
never fails to bake and
is the only stove where
fire hacks are warranted
for fifteen years. The
, 1880-10-30

Sold bYH. E. HoLNrs.
, 1880-10-30
GROWING GLORY,

The most remarkable
cooking stove everintrn-
duced- 1t is perfec. in
every particular, bsauti
full and durable.
, 1880-08-12

nancy, were before Justice Mech yesterday.
Tho hearing Of the case was postponed until
It'll hfy II q sS 5S Sa SSso'k each OF the parties being
s. +. Clement and George Grey. allas Guy,
two Of tho trio Of nd-tlna f,orse-thleves capt
!rGd last Sun!tay by Detectiyes. Ryan and
llaincs, were bcfore Justice Wallace ycster-
dry, and %Gre held fl $500 each to
sisalins | ofsc @ ;s'S frs@ J. .Y II. Gamm!sss, % q
Summit Centre, Wnukcsla County, Wis, and
NJ. cummings Ia coming on TO prosecute.
l!afff Webbtr, who attempted TO steal Pr;
5tceles horse nnd buggy, llns been identified
for stealing horse from ex-Ald. Lcngacl,e:.
Some time neo one Ctaries Blum. OF La
Grange, began the sale ut lIqnor in Ills tay-
crl'. much to tho disgust of tho respectable
Residents Of tho village, 1le was rcmo-
str9ied wttA; but continnet to do r.;
to appeal 10 The courts for redress. Blum
was arrested for Violation OF tho statute I'll
relation 10 the sale Of liquor, and appeared
fnr trial yesterday, before JnstIce Brown.
ncr, President of tho. nonsd Of FitaEp
Trustees. Neither sttlo being ready for trinl,
the 1nntter was postponed until A,iR. H.
Blum giving bonds In the amount Of s3o0.
Yesterday Constable Darchard undertook
H m ssff 81 s zan se SaieF S1st fsns
Lake street. Tho proceedings wcre BY virtue
or tlfstresswarraiit for rent. Some resist
aIico wns shown, md tho flrln finally rushed
10 Justtce-mill and sw0re put warrants for
the arrest Of Barchnrd md ono barry, who
lia.! been acting rs custodian, charging them
with riot. l}archartl and three others whip
lia1 Ko,!e to remove tic fixtures gave ball.
and will be tried Aug. 20. at n late hour
last evening Air. Iapp swore ont another
warrant charging Yarchnrd and Barry with
some contemplated breach Of tile peace.
On the night Of Ang. Peter 1(cNally, of
No. 40 Dnssold street. while returning to his
home, was knocked down and robbed OF
aa aTress re- vs. o. ssp sspGos at av e
onu Patrick Fitzgerald was run In, ana fully
and positively itlcnt!tletl, BY McNally.. Tho
case came up before Justice II,Rrrsoll, In the
Twelfth Street Police Court. frnm whnln tho
prisoner took ii clinngu Of venue. to Justice
Afatson, who yesteruay held him to the
County jail IN default OF bail, hotwItl,stanl-
Ing the exceedingly Ea,tzy. testimony OF fu,ir
friends Of tho prisoner, who sought to prove
Nil nllbi. 1t Is likely tint I'M attempt will be
made to secure Ills release on llhbca3 corpus
proceeding.
, 1880-08-12
A SAD CASE.
Fn<tfaf }1l&ft.ffh to 1hf {.Alcls0O

HpfClQt D4faAsEN ~ Aus +hsG0y0 FtVNHEs
CEpAn RAPIDS. H.. Aug, 1l.-Quito u SELL
sallon was ercatel l,ere to-day when 1t WIS
announced that Miss Kitty Cook, daughter
of the lnte lion. G. g. Cook. Ind bcell ad-
Judged insane aud sent to tbs insan6 asylum
ut independence, Tho fncts attending tho
nfIAIr bring o,lt tho strongest sympathy OF
thu people tar ths unfortunate girl. Sho Inns
been nbscnt ut Watkins. In, learning tc!eg-
rupl,y, or rather In theGlutctcs Ut one VII
SOIL, olerAtor aud agent there. Wilson, hIs
wife, And Miss Caok arrived hero Monday,
alnl repaite.t to ths residence, Of tho girls
,hother. Wilson told tug lAttHr that 10 was
K1ii.g TO lcasn uni tAke Kitty with lin.
which ,was Sontlrmed by Kitty a'nLd Tho ko!,s
OF thu heartbrOkcn mother Rha tho protests
Of Wilson'S wife. They loft yestcriay l'40riI.
Ink, but were oycrllallea ut Watkins by
DCi,nty-SharlH Sweilt, at this city. Wllo IT.
turned with t!!e n'fortqnntu glrl. a.eanpa-
nle.l BY Mrs. WIlhni.; An exnlntEatioA Wns
the result ns. stated, Through fear Mrs.
Wilson refused to prutgr chArRes Ut adultery
against Wl1snll, md allowed HIN 70 escnuu
illst punishment. Citizens Of Watkins ,ld-
lninistureA u rebMke t01tay by pelttng VIII
sUll AIll Ills residence With eggs.
, 1880-08-12


Joe Howard Is In Town. Is lie member OF
the Union Square Theatre Company?
Tic receipts Of the opening night of "All
tho l,aga" were only few dollars less than
thoso OF tho opening night Of "Josl,un
Whitcoinb" wl,en the piece began the
enormous engagement last seasnn. "All the
Rage " has made decided popular hit.
Nr. Harry Courtalnc, owing to snn,e dit-
ficulty over the payment Of Il rai!roa.l ticket
with tho management Of the UutDn Square
Thcatre Company, refused to play OIL Mau-
day night. lle WINS discharged. Yesterday,
1t Is said, hp WAs removed to tho Washing
tOMlan. Home, having been oyerpowcrel by
excessive drinking.
Women, says tho Ercnfag Post. arc bcgIn-
nnf 70 ssrEt @ sl1 y t stas II Stsa @
Tlratcs Of f'cnza,ice," in nooti,'s Thcutrs il.
September, Is woman, talsu . snart o!le. Jler
name ts Miss E. II. Ober, md III addition to
her lrn'nntte atfatra shO controls large ly-
celllN interest I'll Boston.
seasoli, at Cornwall. During the presei.t
month sila will play at Liverpool md 0lB Or
two other provincial cities. Then SLY ~.
turns tn loh.lon to rehearse '.Narie
Court Tl,entrn III October. Mime. Mn4jeska's
I.hntltl1i pnEnEul,e1lt WIS 50 successful that
tho in,lltager Ut tho Curt Thcatru lnAl0
contract witt. her for the Whole year,
john bicCullongt, who plays al engage
nlent at tlla nctrnlt 0pera-l lnilso heEi'nlng
ase!iel,t Of W!fl,an' Il. Co'nnor, @itii VI 4.
Mcc1nnell Oh business ngcnt: ;;!olin J. +, cn!-
linz staRs nsnllaKer, Fred u. Whf!le, =; 4.
burton, James Paxton, .. W. Vince, !. IL.
Shewell, =. L, lscatly, Frank 14Ane. T.. A.
, 1880-08-12
CLAIMS AGAINST THE STATE.
QxArsnP F1tsnnfth n TAa ffbfrunn 7r3huuk

srR1xoF1RLp ILL.,, Aug. 11.-rho Commits
stoncr Of Clatns to-day sustained the polht
made by Attorney General Edsall, yesterday,
md decided 10 apply the statute Of lllnlta-
ttons I'd all cases where claims were not filed
This bars out the Industrial University
claims, amounting to G1,Sss; also tho clainls
Of Thomas a. Ragsttalo for s22i,4 ~, for aban.
aon1nent Of aconfract with HIN In construct
INK two. winga OF tho Jncksonyi!ln Insane
Hospital, aud the. Sl0, ,oD claim OF Eyerutt a.
element, tor violation Of contract by tho
wcro nluue in tho oyerilowed lnnIls cn!Iat
elailus1 solno ot which will probably be dis
, 1880-08-12
A CROOKS END.
Death Of u Chicago THIEF In an Eesta
eFn penitontIAry.

Death OF a Chlcauo ThJrr In ar ro.t,
ern prniton,i.rv =" A>S"@
A ph,,adeln,,,n ,onsay. nnnor a,1'aa ,,.o,,,nnu.
t,ce ~ ',1 tha 1pma.. papes IL R'yes prominent no
yania Pcnitcnttary Inst Saturday Of Lewis
l.. Clermpnt alIns f1a5nl, Rotfand mi a
dozen other names, Cicrmont . was Wv verv
well kno1vn horo e,n'A' enI ,rss mas sesy
rested for tho Pennsylvania nuthofi.
ties In january, 1877. at hDs hnme on
Harrison street, the copturo a,tractsd s ,s,,as
spread attention. rio naroo.as ass1a'ss y. ~ waue' wy.
o.,a. 49,. Sa"4tt.s. o ena.ae'ef Q! mo prls-
oher. tno 1act that 10 was wanted for ono Of
sefles OF bold and successful bank rob-
berries, together with the sensational attcmnts
Of lila wifi, and rn}ntfvoe r. ~ ~ ,,.'
, 1880-08-12
THE OLfAIIIC.

Audiences, lnrge and apparently we'll
pleased, attend tho performances OF ",Tha
Seven Sisters" Mt this theatre. 1t IL spec.
tacular affair, the attractlvencss Of which
centres III bevy Of toernhly good.
looking girls dccked In snowy costumes,
til the grutesuuo dancing Of the
1lonaldos, and III n modified version Of tic
cal-ca1l, Which thrcatens cacl, night to break
Into h1abi1o exhibition. This co,,suinuia-
t1un is only aycrted by SpraRue constantly
wntcl,ing the dance md threatening TINT The,
moment the skirts 20 beyond the regulation
linlt thut moment the whole troupe will be
turned uut of tic house.
, 1880-08-12
FLORIDA ORANGES,

NEW YolK, Aug. ia gentlelnun Of this
city, who has Just returned from q tour
through, the orange districts Ut Florida, says
that thore will be large anu an curly crop
This year. Picking will probably begin lato
in September, Or, about thirty days earlier
thall Inst year, Since 1874 the urANko crop Ut
Florida has increased ~ follows, ths ngIires
representing half-hntIel cases: lS74, LOU;
1875, 10.QQ0; l87u, 1900; 1877, 81 900; 1878,
75Wo; isV, 100000. Theso figures are sig-
, 1880-08-12
s:rAl3DING .AFFIeAY,

Samuel Clayton, u ycags Of nEo, living at
No. 40 Clybourn avenue and Gustav ,lsosic,
16 years of age, Lying at No. II Cooper street,
ql.nrrelcd Tuesday evening. Ilo,lo drew y
knlls alitl cut CLAYTON on tli0 elsek,. In front
OF tie left eur. The wound was only slight.
, 1880-08-12

freight traffic between New York and Drc-
Bremen Is The Alyni,a. whict, leaves Aux, IL.
She will be followed by the Triumph Sept. 5,
Ihc a[aIabar ntNl Monarch will sail as soon
AfterWn1a aA thOy receive cnrguC8,
, 1880-08-12
TIE JUSTICES,

Fred ii. Correll, alld jny Il, Spencer, tho
"collscIion', agents, who arc charged by
Mt. l.. D. Many with III attelAyt u ext0rt
, 1880-08-12
ANEW LIME or STEAMERS.

NEW inKK, Aug. 11.-Thu UncGrn Line
Of steamships IL about to entBr Into cullipe-
titIou with tho North German Llayl in tue