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, 1880-07-21
LUMBER.

A REVISION OF THE THtCE-Lt
A called meeting OF tho Luui0ermon'a Ex-
change wns held ycsten'ny morning ut 10 o'clock
tn tho Exchange rooms. for tho purpose Of ar
ranging Il now prlcc-list.
rNESlDEST 4. A. nf1EEOW,
In calling tho meeting to urter, counsoled caro-
ful consideration In tho deliberations and Ac-
tfons OF tho meeting. In rDfcrrEng to tho ttn-
menso consumption Of lumber to supply this
uurkpt, tle stated that tho trade must use fully
l.t00 million feet son,p zoo million Ind already
been sold; 3G million wns now on hRn0, and
thorc was about 100 million 10 receive and narket
or from tive to ak miaton per day to bu buhandled
III tho space Of Ev0 months. Tho Exchange
sAoud tlo nothing Tint would in any way tend to
injure tho demand. iIe was rhther In favor OF
letting tho 1nnrkct take tts own cpurso for thrco
Or fur weeks. until harvesting tiulo was over
Mnl the country WINS in butter coittt1on to
stund q possible increase IN PRICES.
Mr. 4: \. Cnrpenter wanted tho meeting to 90
something dctlnit III tho mntter. Othof tnarknta
relied 0tl ChICAKo to II Krent oxtont and evGry-
thing WIS now ut geh Us Teynrt!cd prtce6. tt>r
himself, ho was in favor Of r1sisilE tue price,
Mr. pcrlcy Lowe hoped no effort would bo
made tn crGwl tho t!Kurus up too high. Circutn-
stances mllle II prupGr to rAlao on ntny Rrhts,
vance shtsl'i.l be n,Rde.
Mr.: Carpenter nlnycd to tako up tho list Of
| April y ind 70 through It itcM by itotn.
Mr.. licnry moved. ns IN amendment to begin
by advancing tho prtee Of pine sta'f to 80 for
saq n. poan nI I'll thorht L best to commence with
Pine stuff ind mt to trouble THO other grades.
| was, hut lust now thorg worcn't enough boars..
| to keep tho Feat wurnl.
| Sir. ffenry's motion prevailed, and tho prfcG
OF pino stlits WIS llxou ut $40 for green and I'll
for dry.
Sir. Carpenter removed bis motion, md, on its
adoptiun. tho niootinE
TOOK ur THE FORMER rElcR-L1sr
'tcm by item. In sotno. cases tho prevailing
| aentimGnt was In tnvor OF HI lnort asu, and III
nt!lors It WIS In fuv0r uf a decreaso Whero any
pnrtUtlnr gr4!tlo WIS somewhat source. tho prieo
ixMs put up peg 9r t,s9 Waero tAo praspects
orally trek drop. r. order apparen.!y. w., 70
sirpl ar1 Missouri River points p.srchasing IN
this market by making It il !ln1ncful ob)oet to
buy hero. Tho rusllt Of tho Exchanges tlalfbcr.
ations wns tinally mlnifest In II now lat ot
pr!cea which will bo found In tho cotnnorcinl
| columns.
After adopttnB the new, price-iist which vail
be known t0 tho tfHda rs tho lst De Jujyso, 1bSu,
/ tho Exchunxo pnssol u resolution declaring Il
diHhon0rlblu for my iensur to publish Schedule
Ing, Tho meeting tisreupolt adjourned.
, 1880-07-21
IN order Of Court. Charles Nelson bought her

IN order Of Court Charles Nelson bought her
for S1,E,s
TIE gold disbursements at tho sub-Treasnry
yesterday got bnok to tho old familiar fgurc,-
51S,MO.
TIE following ia n list Of tho dutInhtc guola
received Mt tho Cnstom-lfo ycsterslRy: W.
!: ii,lr'ock & Co.. onc case hosiery. Collections
THE intcrnnl-rovcnno receipts yesterday wcro
srr,Its, ss"o for tooaooo ana c's"rs' and *ss'
EnSaus- -surEnvrEnn WRIGHT IL still waiting
for tho Ting when tho eensu4 ant,mcrator OF tho
cnu,ncrntlne., rho hook should havo boon n
yestorlay, but up 10 tho close Of business ho.,rs
IS ia. i,nt only fru,t. Cook hut fr'n Like niil Du
rxo CntSS a. ~ p@slGint pli Rn,o n. nofe niofS
i sym,nef ina na ~fSn Fdi.5r1 IN
REvESuE AcENT WILLIAM soMEnyILtE. for.
ncrly Chief l}epilty iistier c0retor ilnryGy. has
i%en transfcrrcl 4, this district md VII take
TIC ssir.,iishers ii; M Dsiriot. Gnpt. son,cryilic
Mrrivct! YESTERDAY morn!ng from C!nc'nnati,
snee col. Crana wis transferred to this district
sovernl tnonths mo. Or course he, WIS Elvenn
lcctor ilarvcy's uilicc.
THE WORK ON TIE NEW 0ovERsMEsr nuiL1,-
ING
is tlrlggng along under tho combined effects Of
u
tapeisn, i, the departments. Tho fornHr y re-.
.on u ] FsS e. sSesps s5so %orS fof @he
tr4,cts hAd already been lot in order TO ren!sor
The etdE u! . 1 Sostno M M to
t!ie @ aro by tho direction u tho department for
wis WIS aoccssie for Completing tbo building out
side nr tho wnrk thon doing mud still to 10 dnno
under tho cnntracts covered by. tho deficiency
si!,0j, Con. Mcdowell WA then dIrocted to rc-
l,nrt shat remaining work WINS necessary. il or
SI 'n: Isaa ptaneo w Ill e' as s
end tGo + n1w msr az s2ssiSn :{
Is sttii Sslss lone, WIt!, the exeep!!eni i of @ tho
s1eEs. an5 H. jsp eSaS!y e ~ q! t. s';;a ss%s
wus Government work, bud to stop when tho
Incn wcrts discouraged. nnd tho contt1act systcsn
hte4 s,t f.. tho fS1nGihS Sa th 81 tho sonS V.
i' ,i"wM. wort Oh M ito 10; i'ost :ohco room, which
s sspsSea ssS aa hef% sho puss l ssp tho
| Office cmnloyGs nre still compelled to ito busl.
II a oE nj reoa "a ssS
pect nr staying ttloro for. soscral mouths yet.
AZ Goysr1,tnSnt work tayiny 1een stopps,l, cd!
cheerful expectation or bciiia relieved IN tho
course Ct !he',ex sixty nr M!nety t!hys when he
M e 1xS'f ssaa hsf1 II & ea1o ~
Will hu tito Collector of Customs. who. rs cts.
tltu1t Of tho building, will probably touk after
| tho execution Of tho tsnfshtng-up contrncts yos
to he tt,ll4iu nrd tho running Of tho building ns
well. 1t Is B0ne eight yrnrs now since the Gnv-
| er.in,cnt building wns commenced. It's history
has bacn II lung nnd checkercsl une, as tho pull.
which tho }nb is being flushed Is rutlor Mort
. cxnapcrating thnn any other feature conncctct
wittl'lts construction. Nobody now ventures u
| nrctlLct when II will bc done, for the good rctsor
tint uobody will be Able, II tho thug rims alonp
ruw yenrs more, to tell whcra tho finishing let
OH and tho repairing brg.tn.
, 1880-07-21
HTAUBER-M'GRATU.

plkUEtAMf4E OUTCOAE OF TIE CONTESTs
,r.hn utn,,,,r- NI;rnth xn,nl,hIo II, Inn Connc,,
,, 49, ''.e",., ~ -, ' !. s,. 49,,
h4onasy eVo1i'ha' "!u l"o o"Ieohlo VI ~ "as wv
general th0rlse ct discussion ycstor1lay aroutil
tho CIty.4{nil. Upon MI sides It was conceded
thut tha altuotIon ,yns nhout m cicnr n. mud.
''', ,.u a.,''.,s,, ,,.o, -,nT,. - r,SeS,,. ,tnt
Mlla' "hllo e'ets uous ""a leaas 'opfeo'ot u'a.
this, thAt, or tho ot6cr cuurs0 would ba purauod
in tho future, no ono could Rlyo u reasol for It..
it.tt rs,.so..s M. ' ssetnei t, t1ink shat they
hn.I xM n yintnry. whlle. on tno otiSr
ta,s, tnnac ..ho huT votc,i Mt,ninst hin fr,,.u
ti,. .eu arT ~" xnmsn ~ I,.ty mi mi hr",
nsGo auu LIZ. nJsu rfr. ~ n,5,,via.nnw a ~, opH 9hn
s - ., MosH ,s % +, fIsor vnt;, "o
!ussG !t! ~ :. u,t @ I'm r"nrt ,,",,nr,,s MTirn1h
snih ~ ' aro W., ~ n.ait I A a,'. ht,r
~; ~ ~ .u atnt s's "6"n't H 'A
,.,,,, ,s,,.,,,, ~ MIR, c,uu,,,rru nv vrpc-,ovo
.., ~. s,,in,v. o,,, l., ,.ioy ~ tha ,noorts,n III.
tta ~ ~ 'Tnirs - i.,at rnw nscros;intt s,1H
E.,o's In. VI t'""t'S' ~ 'Ao| Nv" '0''
w mr. ro,nn,,ttcc m r,cc,fona. tn whom ,vero
rosr..,i ""rs,in nn'crs ~ 1,,rnnrsi,1p ~ ic "inH
M t,ta er ttf,n a""nTh mIst tint ~ tho
.s. WY n' ~ ~ or,ni. a, wfts ro.ttns, IL
r. HI. '., W"", ~ nII iinn ~ saIti .x.t haws
~ ~ enu G .1 ., .3 i H..,enanMt hm n"so
a nau tnG IVY aatno ' us M ~ " ~ th,
H. ~, s .,ts " III 9vH n e. gtms
~ s nM uuaS so " y, ~ ~ y yy,s,n "si ~
abi,sn h =" ,nsp norrsn ~ uftmth"d amd 1na
WIZ Wnudv y. oE. x. ~ n''o'o "'eseaoo @-a ''"ae
p.:rs VIZ OF ta,s repofa, p, y, y,r ton,,,too .,ov
, 1880-07-21


IlnGAN-luly II, killed By tho cars, Edward iIossss
Eunorai from bis tAto sesidcnco. ~ Bouth Jcsro.
st. ht 10 O'Clock "Wednesday July H. 10 the S.ssas
I1oaEt Church, lhence " cars 70 cal1ary. sses
ER-Now York World pieAse copy
1ioLD3W 0hTH-T funura! of Mes4 Ca,ha,4,.
11Oldawofth will take place at IL o'clock WcGnc,de.
from hCE tate Ioaldenct, 10 Wgat fbftcentb.ts II
cars tn Hoaoh!ll Cenlatoey. ,Frlends Of the ssn'7
ero invited " Attend. 4I
sC11ANK-Jrly - HcnrY N. Sohank. aged 10 ,n.,,
Mnd months. youngest son OF J. 5chAnk and Casuss
Funeral takes place on THURSDAY at Residence. 70,
FriDndh nru Invited "'I'
HttDWN-juiy q. James Brown, 1T his rosItco,.
3ll3 Wabaah.av, Neneral Western i,nason1sr 1rasa{
Now York Centfnl Hudson HiTcr HALLWAY, "s"s
1eHintnA U1i1 bo tak6n Enst for tntorment nj In,
n. to-day. Funeral serrlc0a At Tho house at b ~
Friends Invited. - ~
osuLilvAN1luly osuLilvAN p, r. James A. o'enll!,sn, ases s
Funeral takes p1Aco Thursday, July II Ut I'm
pnlouk 10 Jcauit Church thonce " carftaRas 10 g.
vhFy.
q; ;siNCLAII1July - nt ren.aukco. Wis, r. q.
BlnclRlE, ARUi W yeAFH md months.
Funeral frum hle iato residence, 1f95 Wcst Tkyo,,
st. Wednesday, July Il. at O'Clock, By carriages "a
RoBghll,
, 1880-07-21

OSE III lIlC EtEW llIV>QHYNCS fSECAtAl okNSLGN
from Cincinnati will nrrEyo Tomorrow.
TnE Treasurer yesterday received 81, 1&' from
tho Collector, *s,07s rrprn tho Winter Dcpart-
tncnt, md <l,59l from tho Controller.
TmE spccal Assessment Department Is ronly
to nay ranntps on uccnllnt nf tho Improvement
Of 'l.andolph street from Wnbnsh to Michigan
avenue
two months, md II it is prorose,l 10 push t 70
completion us early ns possible It Is n6ont timp
sono Ut the oihcr cnntraets wore being lot.
lslps wcro opened Yesterday for tho bullang.
tho city. No awards wGre nlndc OIL nccnuut or
tIs t difficulty III castlns up and comparing tho
,FinE.MAnstIAt swEn1E has procured m ap-
doors III tho enso nf II ttro. It will hurst door
without hrcaking the glass, nnd he proposes to
provide each trl1ck-hotlsc With one.
Df.. sc1iARrE1a, ono OF the volunteer Tenement
honsc inspectors, roportsd Yesterday that he
p"n g. Ns ws 80 aas s fSn ts0 asea%s e s
and with thom tho trouble WIS nothing nero
serious thnn foul prlrles, etc.
CoMpf.Arxr reached his Honor by postnt-uar,l
yesterday TINT tho <tlre Ordinances ,wero bony
vlotatcd IN the erection uf n building 1T tho
corner Of isush street and Delaware plaee. II
Ws Ill., fss% sho wrcs h%va tleS to o syo s na,se
very little Mttcntton will to pnid to it.
TnE contractor finished tho work Of putting n :
now tArn-tablo, under the stat9 street oTsdao
ovc,lesl to travel ut noot, but fur tho delay Of
tho city In tnnktng some minor ropnirs. As 1t is
day, mud tho Stnto street cars Gun bo run III tho
| afternoon. II the ratlwny company so dcsros.
THE pn,ance-shcot Of tho Health Department
for the rst s'x months uf issv shows that t out oa
@ @saSsat " sSva nns s.pvSSss Ssss ,,'ssa IT i
thnn It bus hcon necessary to oxpend N TINT
wny. to-, sov1rnl yoars. fhe showing is very
| eredttnblc to the management
act d permit to erect tlre-trap ut the corHer Of
propose to cnll n thontre, superintendent Kirk
they hai. no rrs.rd for tho Dniug or,Ilrancea,
nor fnr thu safety Of thnsc who might patronlzc
eAf re a4s x11y q
tho kind In that section already.
TIE guarre over tho disposition of tho appro-
priaton of 1915 for q school.house Ut tho cort1or
10 pcacenbe end. Ald. Everett has agreud to
sign report to the Council IN fnyor Of p'acipg
crection ot u bnIlnx On Jackson street. NEAR
California avenue. on e. on tho condition that
th e nosa sa94s g M 5 h for n
building ut tho last-nAmed pont ut As onrly IL
day us possible. ,
AMoSu tho building permits issued yesterday
fmctory, iiarrlson street.. .nuar Clinton, 70 cost
M,UO0; ono to Joseph Weber, TO erect n twt,-
a. two.story @ ss carriaso @ 70 fau.ory, No. is5a Walsh
Rvcuuo. to cost t1oo; one to u. Olsen. to oroe, II
e-HtOsy dwelling, MnHtene cOurt, to cost 81 600:
and ono to .uc0b BoldtUr, to ercct u fO,.r-atory
stare and tcnonents, Ms. tp5 to loo West Nnd'-
| sotl street, to cost $.@.,00.
INroHMXT1oN came to tho Water Department
yesterday that tho bogus collector wMB hhrpntl
1t appears that some unknown persons Rrt Gull
inE upon those Who hnye nut p9il the!s watcr, e
, 1880-07-21


Tao caso haYins been put on tho docket will
prslbNbly
CONE up ron uEAuSo AT TIE sErrEAuEA
TERM
Of tho supreme Court, and will thou 30 finally
disposed uf, although possibly decision mhy
ilOt lla given Until JMnuary-- As before, Aessrss
lshatn Il Lincoln will appear for tho Trustees,
Dexter ilerrIek &, Allen an1 LAWRENCE, Camp %
ver s. nutler for tho city. In nrder thnt tho liz
III tha public library might be locked aftar,
tho lust a1aed iirm to look aftor tho speaial n-
teruBtA which thoy had so much ut hchrt. Tho
will Aud tho lnientOns of tho tcstltor lntve bcen
30 thoroughly Arxnetl before tho supreme Court,
ful whethor anything now oat De said upon tho M
Huhleut. Hut thoru will. nnvcrthacss. probably
DO hard light It is s4c Impression that four Of
ihe sevsn Judges VIII DO ~ fayor Of the , aGrs
who botlovol In nustMlnng tho docislun
Of tho Circuit Court dlFcGttnx IN itnmeolato q a.
SsS Ssna 81 s x ptnss @ ono
II thero bo q drcfs!an In fAsor of tho hoits,
then tho partition OF tho estate VIII hnyo 70 DO
m,ao. This Will ttkc some little tino. Of COURSE.
rsal oStnsc. md purity OF personal seGnrl-
t!os. cannot 10 divfdod IN y day. Then'
se1 % sl III as enrxa q Inc stassiap
tho Llbrary, will hMro to nuke arrangements fol
thu erection Of u building, which will cosisulnO
| much tlnlo. Tho choice ut Lthrlrian-1 thing
oo,ncs the purehass Of ,h, the books and I'd
opening Of tho Library. With 30 lnrgc an on
1Owlncnt, there 1s no reason why In feW yea n,
| nsdsti ils tho institution d0Mbtl will te bS
berry FREQ Library should not oontaiu a mtlltoE
Volumes
, 1880-07-21
NEW ORLEANS Il PACIFIC.

II Is reported that the Now Orleans s.
Pacific Railroad cllnrter has been sold to
company OF wealthy capitalists, Including
jay Gould and Col. Tom Scott, The tornls
Of the contract give assurances for the COM
pleilon Of the roud within fifteen or etghteon
months. The parties to tho contract arc Jay
Gould, Col. Tom Scott, and others connected
with tho Texas Pacific Railroad, aud Z. d.
Wlieclock, President OF the Now Orlenns
Pacific. Tho conditions arc that a certain
number OF bonds will DO turned over 10 tho
construction company as fast rs It, ten
ron,s runs from New Orleans to a
connection with tue, Texas Pacific III Texas.
1t i8 Wnderstool that large gnlles OF work
men will hegin ut both ends OF tho llne at tho
suille tiule.
This arrangement will prove Of consider
ablb benefit to tho interests OF New Orleans,
as It will ren,!ur All Northern Texas, South
ern Arkansas, and Northern Louisiana trlb-
utury to TINT city.
, 1880-07-21
FEDERAL AFFAIRS.

T1rE sub-TreasurY redeamed 5000 In silvor
yesterday and 0IsburScd S4,0N.
TAE BChoohor Julla Larson wgs soad yesterday
by the Uulteu BtAtea Maxxhal ID aceoI1nuco with
, 1880-07-21

Aberdeen street, hid his fcct bady bruised DO:
tho "st va y ese
fesock yesterday afternoon.
MH. NhEltr olSCiAtT numinSt i 11t3r'esWT.f 1W,r NJ
sr s 1 se , s " nRsts ssSy
fs,nily living IN tho city:
mot III list H""S eyaninE ind organfxrd Uar:iai,i.
Arthur Club, with tho following ntlcert: James
dent: g. ii, C,moIore, socrvtury. Another
ulcct!ug will uc held sntarslny evening
MRs. MAuOiE RnAnY. ~ ycAss & Ct &aTt'. living
1a Ypnm tin s,,cwnIk nj lin Garner Of A,,9t,stn
traat 1to! Mrd Si1wn,Iern ~ avnn,,r wh;r In !, Ill
ySstcrny n aiaern1ont', nna M NV W. 1y 1f
"oo". 'no '"ss' 49, s, ~ Nv -, f, ~ 49,,
cap, Il cpSSS Sssh saia f. f. ca.e n' vea
Prssl,eMt. a A. Kimba Genera. snp1fnt,s,,ii- r, ,,n,i
Tacic. -
JOHN 0LEAny ; ySaf1 ro; o! liyinH " ,H nI fo H. y,
alnra wMro, yhie M WIS 'n passus lin hume,
I'll @ ~ IVY efw,.a @ ,st @ w." tt,,. ;nimri MINT tHn
Ma hSei .ar r ~, " fc p ua |an s Siched bd
tn tho driver.
nTxxE esery ,e aa En Ena
ns shaae ,Te 81 @ o sepSs 1pa
uhysIcnl condition GUrrub0rMtcs tho Acctsnt1OnS
ehe lins atlu ng1,tnst thu rfarGnt. And that tn0
child Will tirc1 tu be under medical cure for some
tIlnr to come.
mo-. ,,af,.h,,a,, ,,,,.., .ho+ ror,o,,,, n-o,h.
IHE ne.Hnpors 1 cnH!He tnut Nsi.G.:mN" , 1tu.u
ers. of ny n Wentwofsrm 1senM" maEn nt
n"n.e ~ tn.o".nE t, ~ S,oe ,,Hu,im inet
vicnnt lnt, whlcn IS Se!oW KrsNte. Js JuSs
norm o1 tho!r siorc, ana Of no: nmsS stn ~ antls
fa.ik - meaHSu y, agHaoty % 'ne " rtiuv
the nuisance " throwing HOWL ~ " 1D.ls4.
to,natues, green beans, bcfrles, etc: = heaith
olhccr r. VIII @ Ing nrohtaoe en'ploS"oht IL tho
spot tor snort tane'
1atc shor. md iiock isinnd Itaiirnuds from tho
cnss 1s,rtion of Clark street, between Sixteenth
and irynif;f, s,rfets. hns bean coInplutctl nc.
,.nr.1t1,v r., rprnf,,ngnt Gy tho companes rho
viii il len feet h,Ch. nnd't foppei viii n stono
s,,nin9 @ 10 ~" ria viii shts ul1t ao,ne OF tho IN.
xtrhtiv vtaws which trset tho eycs OF messengers
nInnr th,s strcot. auti viii probGty be tto meaus
~ nrrornntin,s many nfs,iAe,ts
" V~'''h "''''
AT tho regular weekly meeting OF tho l5oard OF
Directors yesterday afttrnoon, cotlmunlca-
, 1880-07-21

hosttles arc forty mlles southwest of f,a,,,..
tho snfno distance nnrth Of Chihuahua rh
60 into Cau]os TO, ,trAde. They arn not tkIfY kIi}Y
Ing people, think thoy wifi cross SIX S1iaIas.. 1lIs.
Gapt. Dr!nkorl,oR IL looking for thelnn fro,%s y
Ell pnso.n :, t'oa
, 1880-07-21

f7.tltrstot {1t1.l .Nstes.
Old Onulo Mnag can hC tho mpst aotenor Al.
dnrky on ualveston Island when thero il n,e.a csa
and. moassos ooloroa Imp sil!s ,ae o,lt n m9s. i.
gar.len with his hgRost watermelon. Nrava9,tss 9ts
rcltuvlng tho. "lfsht-compleutod child of "
er aas e s sopns boy oSss a'9
fault, sonny: II your Hulder don't know n,,tss T9s
bout 0ro ot do ton commandment, shc IIS siass
much llnblc to teach yotl do rcet Of chi, WI
, 1880-07-21
Times: Our higheat artists In dentistry. r, =.
McChesnoy's beyond doubt, though but ID ~ ~


nuy tho Improved nowo Bonloa. Borden. s,,.
1cck Il Co., Agents. N Like stroot- sSt'
, 1880-07-21
NEWBEIalkY WILL.

NEfiEAN1NH GRANTED HT TIE BTPRENE COunT+
Tho Newbcrry will caso promises to nchlovo
tho Immortality which Dlckons bestnwcd on the
cause Of Jnrndyco ". 1nrndyco. Whom Waitcr
L. Newberry died ho loft Will tlevtstt,g tho uscs
Of cortain properties to tho widow for lifo md
tho rcmnlnler to bis two tlauHhtots, Mary md
lnla. The will further provided that in ctae tho
shteSrs Sc % without fssHs to hs s soPs,y nn,s
mud tho rcn,a!ndcr to DO uscl TO found freq IT,
l,r.ry., Mrs. Newborry rofuscd to tako under
S ~ ss e ~ wsSS sue nS
the relatives FOR three or ionr ycuEs havn bcen GER
ifd.'s Wd"w VAS ae"a IL iy. so havins ranonee1 @
tho will nnd taken under tho statute. Tho Trlls-
tees rGflscd to mako ft,ni dIv!anll OF tho prop.
Grty MntlQurerc by Courts, and suit wis entered
In tho Circuit Caurt 70 compel thetn to do 80.
Tho Court deslsled ailrm"ttvely. appealWas
% iss, Tho o. caas v was ex'"tlstIssly arEaed Is Gref
anil orally. somo months afterwards tho Court
!e ~ opinion reyorstnE tho & Judgement o. mo
rchcnring wore presented to tito Courts und li
eotnpltanco Herewith the Gnso wa* raononed;;
t,ied, la and % ws.s st'coccdosi By JuasS Mnikcy. il
Janunry Inst tho case was rpnrgncd. and tho
Court I, after. mature doliberatton, nllr1nod Its
X ininoFity of tho Judges, believing tho tudg.
rncrt Of tho major!ty to 10 erroneous, and that
encayorinx to obtain a,lothar rehenrlng, and
tho effort has proved sucCcsaful M Nppenrs from
tic subiolned ordsr which WIS Issued a few days
vi; fsururun coun7 OF ii.tso1s, CENTRAL onAxo
nlv1sloS-vncation after tho June term, a. D.
Ellphalet ". Blatchforl md William II. Drad-
! ley, Trustees Of tho estNto 1f wnltcr T.. Now
usaT at v cpuS
The above causo wns decided upon coHssderA-
ton upon rehcnrlng. ind the opinion tilet In tho
entered in pursuance Of sail npln!on reversing
tho former decree Of tho circuit Court, and re-
n.andlnY tho cause to that Court for further
, 1880-07-21
LOUISVILLE 81 NASHVILLE.


It appears that tho Louisville & Nashville
Railroad Company hns decided to placo n
sa0,0OO, 900 mortgage on their line for tho
alleged purpose OF taking up the outstand-
Ing mortgages, which amount to about Sl0,-
100000. It docs not appear. however, what
use the Company intends to make OF the
remaining $40, ,000, 600. It IL harl to con-
lecture ]ow m Increased mortgage Of S10,-
oooo9o can add to tho ya!aS ot The securities
share Of stock Or nortEgo bond has moro
security Mt present for his ownership than no
viii have when the new nortgage has been
plnced, unless the surplus of tic new, mort
gngs shall ho used fur the purpose OF largely
bonelltinx tho property ut the Company. As
much las lateiy BEEN said regarding the
financial condition OF thla company.
It's rccently-ass,linrd purchases, laases,
ETC., It would seem to be good pol
Icy on the part OF Its managers
to make some correct statement Of tho lla-
crty under their charge. Tho recent decline
iii Louisville 4 Nashville securities is no
doubt due to tho placing. Of tue new mort
financial statements.
, 1880-07-21
TIE RAILROADS.
Passenger Business on the Wa
bash to Begin Sunday.
a Wealthy Syndicate Takes Hold Of
the New Orleans T. Pacific.
Tho Louisville 4 Nashville 10 Issue d
Twenty Million Mortgage.
Cutting Rates on tho NJ, Z. l. T. to Catch
tho Knights Tomplar Traffic.

CUTTING. RATES.
5ptttat Dtspdteh to 1Ks Chicago T1bans.
KANSAS CRY, No., July 9o.-1sailway cir
eles lcreabouts Rro gruatly disturbed over
biz cut iii rates offered the knights Tamplara,
who nro to attend the grand celebration In
Chicago III August Tho meeting at the
Coates House In thls city last month, Mt
which Messrs. Wood, Of tho C'icago, Bur-
lington & Quincy, and Charlton, Of the CHI
cago tS Alton, Ind sucll lively tl1ne, was
thought to have settled tic matter, by fixing
the rate from Kansas Cltyat s14.o to Knights
and members OF tllefr. famllies for
sA' ms TSa d d'sl 5tts pssenssss p sxs asas ssss
The same time. Yesterday nj. LsckWoodl,
Genera! Passenger Agent Of tlle Fort Scott
Tunu. received Information that h1r. Brown,
Rs Snsa sesT ssss aSfat o o + ofs rs sca assS o
lux special rates to Chicago yin the Missouri,
Kallsas & 1'exas. and Chicago, DurlLnEton y
Quincy to knights Ten'plnrs. Mr. lockwood
tefegrnphc!l to Alr:'Wo1., General rassenger
asking lin to stop hlr. Brown from making
cheaper rates over the Chicago, Burlington
Il Quincy tl,nn had been ngrcctl upon BY
THO r9ads III the Kansas City agreement Mr: +:
t;Iii Chicaso, Burlington ( Quincy ali the
Knights Templar. business from Ills roads.
The Fort Scott ha,! nadus ~ rates yet. so
nbo to nanle given rate ateoInpettng points
on that llMc, but at Einporlu, Kas:,, they
made n rate. Of sta.50 for the round trip to
Chicago, yia Hannibal and over the Chicago,
Burl!ngton y Quincy This Is seq Ley tl1a,, 3a
hnb with the Kansas. City rato unless 1t Is
withdrawn.
There was great excitement among tho
passenger mei!; a1!t tsar tat tis Geit tnlgist
, 1880-07-21

luck 1 Haynor's Moth Powder destroys roach
ca, ueaS, lles, aud b4sibuEs.
, 1880-07-21
THE WABASH.

The Wabash Railroad has consummated
arrangements to open It's line to this city for
passenger business Sunday. It is understood
that for the present tho depot Of tho road will
bo with the Grand Trunk and Eastern illinois,
ut tho corner Of Stewart mud Archer avenues.
It IL reported TINT tho sudden determination
Of tho Wabash to opcn Its line Mt this time Is
due to n desire un its part to share In tue
Knight Tempiar business, which Is expected
to be unusually large. It Is supposed by
some ti,at this actlon on the part Of tho
Wabash will compl1cato matters regard-
Ing rates to the conclave still more, as 1t Is
believed tint this road will give special
Inducements to ret large shnre Of tho bnsl:
ness, and thus atvertise Its now line, Should
1t trrnsptro tint tho Wabash or any other
line to this city makes contracts ut less than
tho agreed rites, NIL tho other lines decIare
Tint they will follow suit, and therefore the
roads making tho cut will gain nothing by
their nctlnn.
It was also tho Intention Of the Wabash to
opru It's linp next week for freight business,
but It ls understood ulat tile opening Of this
branch !,ns been deferred until a later date.
T6e cause of tic delay ia stated to be n hitch
In the negotiations wilt, the Pnn-l Handle for
using that lire temporary outlet Tho ne
gotintlons with the Panhandle had been
nearly completed when at the last moment
that roRl asked Il much higher rental than
the Wabash Is willing TO pny, aud conse-
quently negotiations wero broken OF.