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Towanda daily review. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1879-1921, 1880-02-16
1'e1t Booh Uniforneity.
RESULT WHERE BOOKS HAVE TO
STAND ON THEIR OWN MERIT.


At a Convention of School Directors, of
Centre County, held Bellefonte, Decem-
Der 20, 1873, pursuant to the call of II.
Meyer, Esq, County Superintendent, for
the purpose of considering the propriety
Of taking measures to secure a uniformity
of the textbooks used in the schools OF
said county, the following action was
taken, over fifty directors being present
and nearly all the district in the county
being represented:
COPY OF MINUTES.
Upon motion of G. =. St0nerod, of Snow
Shoe township, the following preamble and
resolutions were adopted:
WHEREAS: Great expense and waste are
frequently incurred by the present ana con-
nstatly changing variety of textbooks used in
the common schools Of Centre county, there
fore, be it
ReS0lced, BY the representative directors
here in session, that a system of textbooks,
suitable, complete and uniform, be adopted in
accordance with the laws of the State
throughout the county.
Upon motion Of j. G. Z. Jones, the follow
ing plan was adopted with but one dissenting
vote, to carry into effect the following pre-
ambe and resolutions:
First. The various publishing houses 10
send samples of their books to each schol
board in tne county Tor examination and to
submit Herewith the lowest exchange, intr
ductory and wholesale prices, and the length
of time they will guarantee to furnish them
at said price.
Second. No agent ofany publishing house
to be permitted to do any work in the county,
to be either general or local agent, beyond
sending his books and terms as above stated.
Any house or agent violating this under
standing, their books to be counted on of the
contest
Third. The several school boards of the
county. after examination of the various
books which may have been submitted, to
hold a meeting at which each director shall
make out list of the books which he prefers
to have adopted in the county, and send it to
Henry Meyer, Esq, County Superindent, at
Rebersburg, Pa, prior to the first daV of
June, 1879, who shall ma e
several statements so sent, and the books up
on the various branches having the ighest
number of votes or preference shall be the
series recommended for county uniformity.
The County Superintendent, after having
made the above canvaos as above, to send the
result of the same TO each of the papers in the
county for publication.
w. G. HEINLE, Chairman.
j. &. +. JONES, Secretary.
The following is the result of the votes
Of the Directors of Centre county, Pa, on
the uniformity Of Textbooks in said
county, with the number ofvotes cast fro
each book, under the foregoing plan and
resolutions:
Towanda daily review. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1879-1921, 1880-02-16
Farm Crops and Processes,
Horticulture and Fruit-Frowing,
Live Stock and Dairying-

Shile il also includes all minor Departments OF rural
interest, such ns the Poultry Yard Entomology,
Bee-Keepmg, Green house and Grapery, Veterinary
Replies, Farm Questions and Answers, Fircside
Roading, Domestic Economy, and summary of
the News of the Week. It's MARKET REPORTS are
unusually complete, and more information can be
gathered from its columns than from any other
with regard to the Prospects of the Crops
throwing light upon one Of the most important Of all
qncstions-Whea to Buy and When to Sell. 1t is
literally illustrated, and constitutes TO greater
degree than any of its contemporaries a LIVE
AGRICULTURAL NEWSPAPER
OF never falling interest both Producers and Con
sumers Of every class.
The COUNTRY GENTLEMAN js published Weekly
on the following terms, when paid strictly in ad
vance One Cepy, one year, $3.50; -Four Copies,
$40, and an additional cory for the year free to
the sender Of the CJut' Ten Copies, $50, and
additional cory for IL gear free 10 the sender Of
The Cgab.
For the year 1880, these prices include copy of
the ANNUAL REGISTER OF RURAL AFFAIRS, to each
ubscriber--a book of 144 pages and about 100 ne
gravings-a gift by the Publishers
All NBw Subscribers for $780, paying in dd
paRoe nolo, will receive the paper WEEKLY, from
receipt Of remittance to January zst, 1880, with
out charge.
aS~Specinen copies Of the paper free. Address,
LUTHER TUCKER & SON, Publishers,
Albany, Y.
, 1880-02-06
STRIKES.

Special DtspateA Ia TIA Chicago J>tbttn&.
pITrsnui!a, Pm, Feb. 6.-The present phase Of
tho roni tfnubics Is tho n1ivent Of n Steamship
agent In this city. fills mission ID the securing Of
positions In Our coal mines for Belgium minors
and their families. He showed a 1st Of FIRMS
who have nvailcd themselves Of this opportunity.
Tho Hat includes anne ,nrge city coal firms be-
sides corporatlnns doing business elsewhere In
tho statc. Tho stipulntions entered Into do mot
re1utrc tho firsns 10 advance anything towards
bringing tho men here, md that II tho miners do
not give satisfaction sho operators HEAD
not consider the Contract binding. Shenld
these fIclxiAn BonB of toll put 1T
thetr Appearance n my lnrYe nums,ert serb
Gus trr.ih'o m1y bo expected. In 1874 II lArFo
number Of 1tallRns were imported 10 w0rk in tho
mines In this nc1xhbort,ood. They wcre 1lnNliy
driven. awny By tho strikers, but not t,cfnro
several pitched battles had becu fought, In which
q number Of lives were lf,st m both sides. Fcara
nrc entertained that the f}clxains will ltc trcaie
~ M s @ nans IL ,ns fne nHshy e
any who may modest them.
, 1880-02-06

bly, end IN dcfaIeauon., a cashier y gambling.
Ho loat mu1,ey Inst week Ia 4 gnmtllng4h0use,
,nore than h!s weekly salary att,o,lnte! e. IIc
rloycr whnt Is going on, but tho chances 1lro
that VIC will 10 abused for our pains. I tntd q
tnan once that one onc Of biz clerks waa gambling.
sgpeakIn9 Of defalcat,ons, dld yoa have tho
record u i: G. nosart, the Secretary Of tho
"We did,"
~ ~. inlormatton that is collected to 10
mo, sir; nnt under my c!rcumatanccs nor
for my consideration. xOnr records nre to bu
t,lr property. and they mt to o ,,sed except
for The Prevention of crime. by warnlng mcI-
ficd and single, who. BY spending their money to
support places OF bad tepltc. to keep awny frnm
then, for their own good, and then compelling
the keepers of the housc tn c!cnr out. Ec OK
prst r DO :9s 2onos 81 nd Wo mr. e'te
put onto the rcc0rtl.'
s'Arc the narnce ut perfons who havo been In
such rnccs recently on tho ltst7"
"Thcy nre; but who the persona are cannot
say at QrcAGntH
, 1880-02-06
TIE NORTHERN PACIFIC,

Mr.. II. X. Bargont, 0unernl Manager Of tho
Northern Pacific IsaElroad, vino WINS III the city
day or two ago, statcd that a lurge amount ot
work has been done on tho Dakota Division Ut
hia road west OF tho Missouri Niyer during tho
present wlntcr, md preparations aro being male
to push tho construction rs soon as tho sovcra
wcathor is over. Mr.. Sargent expects 10 hAve
completed and open for husnoAs about 100
mica OF roatl west of tho Missouri Niyer carly
Iii tho summer, and ttlnt tho whnle ao5 tni!ea
from bismarck - thu ful!nwstone will 10
9S,i'o ~ septSn'ir pH'n ncxt 1 Th9 "prk for nD TIE
eontraet " aoon as the engineer, now making
and lticttet tho rtMt I'hls pNft hf tho l!no will
trnverse a lnrge portion 0f tho finest pastures
lAutla In M0nttnl anil Mr. Sargent says that fts
completion viii Hlye tho line q, 'taln9nse n,isl.
EantraoH have alrca.iy brsn lnnda to bring out
q larrKo number tho e!,rront your: IT, point 9f
tho h4,st grnlll-fetl stock yE.sed In tho States,
Wurk on the Pacific cnd Df the road a also being
pushed forward. The rails ftr tho 40 1hlles tlf
truck now utIller contract to Lake Pen dOrollo
are o!a hand ut the present custefn terminus OF
tho division.
, 1880-02-06

The now urnld Trunk HALLWAY from th!s city
will bo virtually opened for freight business
3ttArday next, when tho 1!ryt fruixht ttan will
leave thlA city with 1argo consignment Of
grnin for Liverpool. which was contracted for
yesterday. This freight Eocs via Portland. The
principal object In sending the freight Is to have
tho people In England note thut tho Drand
Trunk IL now ready tn ship freight there over
!ts own limo all tho way from ChlcagU 10 Port
tao Grand tts oess LIZ oxt
llnd BY which beth will uct In concert a8 rrgnstts
frulght sates, and tQtnt bills of laltuE will bu
lAauOd Ia thus city. 1'hta will enable tho unanl
Trunk to tluotu through rates 10 kn9land FROM
this city regaellcss ot what the satl rates from
hesa to Atlantic eeaboAstls may ~, ThuA the
much lower tntrS than tho trunk lines Without
, 1880-02-06

LILLE ANtAI la.H 0f NJ uSlNe
Tho management OF this theatre, In tho sclcc-
tlun OF the weekly bill, Sodium nuke Il mstnko
IN gsugtng tho tasto Of their patrons, and cansc-
atlonsly the Academy's Rllttcr!uH auditorium IL
usually tlod byap pleased audience Since M0n-
dny ovcninB tho Cnrrolls, In their character
soNga and dances, have opsncd tho entorsAin-
ment, unl tho second event In tho prograrn bus
been tho stowart Sisters, whose duets
capuvato the, boys. Mr.. anl Mrs. Ben
Cotton full0w IN 4 "tnking" aGt, mud
ltttlo tluleno Cotton, IL bright child
with n pretty faco md fair hair, In her songs,
dances, and reoitat!ons. hna bocomo quito Il
fayorlt. Aftor the v.rscty ollo which alwnys
opens tho evc,.lng ut this house q drama is pro-
ssn,tcd. Tint running Mt prosont Is entitled
nro hcnrtlly rolIshea by tho llnsiiiuca of tiu
Acae1ny. Mr. Il: r. 0oosirch, favorlt orcr
tho river, persunates tho hero. WHO FROM dars.
duyil sori of II CHIP develops us tho plny pro-
Eressea ntn aM ardent l0vcr., Nils l.zz!e
llatchor puys tho heroine, and bIiss AnAa
lloyd rnthor cloycr]y ass,ltslua soubrot part.
, 1880-02-06
ST. LOUIS.

It, Louis, Feb. 5.-Ftouts-EnstcF; fancy, aIt1
bid cax; siIg4 Mnsch: choico, s524 bid ehsl,, tiu
April; sJss Mny; family. ss.G' lid cashi xxX, s'ha
casA; sl,G!t Mny.
GmAtN-Whcat opened lover md ADVANCED; Ma, =,
SeN cash; tl.iAttl..1t{ t!.1.9I. .s1 Mnrcht tl2t'e
April; M. do, s1aleli. earn tu!! nj ZIG cHRh md
February: a,G.y,}So March, lI433Go Airtl; 5iJ4sn
Nay. UatH dull at Ja,4u bid c,sht $50 February. lys
tf,,,ur Mt 7+c bid. lArtey dull And unchanged.
YnlsKY.StcGdy u siy'. 40 u,,x 81, ,7,x ro,,.
ruaty; fi!5s 5:5 ApF.. nry salt neMta duLl and
owsr at kl.ktt4u $o st tb&agGI Incon lowers
MtcEiTs-F 4;0O lrlt;, Nheas y. COO bur corn.
lMUH pu; uatR, IL, tIU bu; hatl9ft bNut Gn.
SillrMEsTs-FiH1 l{M bris; vheat LOO bu, corn.
t7tNU bu, paH, l,Uu bu,
, 1880-02-06

Cu1oAuo, Fob. 4.-Allow nc to express my
hourly approval Of your crtttoia1n on bIr. Dal.
xtcFs adaptation Ut "Ics F0urehambauts" ut
Iloolcy'y. was present at tho performance
last evening with lady; and whilst, ~ all In
teKpnt nun, + am bound to aln,iro tho
strength OF tho pIcco and tho superiority Of tho
autiuE, thnro aro ceFtn!uly some sceIlra In 1t
which ARE not Ut to 10 placcd lgfoEo women and
children. The Alapter should have prliiled
duwn tho Objectionable foaturrs rcferrctlto and
hls piece would then hasu leoil not only Of In
tUsu interest, hut one 10 SOC Wsli9h Kotltlnn,Hn
Youra truly, a CoNsTANT T''EATuE-PATRoN,
, 1880-02-06

Frlnk ChAnfrnu IL Aynin with Ns+ Thia time
no ia ut lIAnilnst and be Is drawing, AZ he Hen-
cr1,lly docs largo audiences. Fur twelve yours
this actor has lsecn giving Us t1ls charsctsrlza-
tton at at lsetfaing,-nn abl0 pieco OF actngt
ard tho truth and vlgor Of Mr.. ChnnfEat,'s iAtor-
probation hls only saved Clifton Taylouro's piece
from nm oblivion Into Will oh lts inhorunt vul-
gartty should have consigned It long ngo. Tho
piece ts vulgar articlo, dealing with vulgar pco-
pic, md With vulgar Incidents III tho main. There
ure plenty Of situations sslch as thoy are, In the
pnwslcr, und good deal OF bnwtc- kntfe flourish
tnx and bor,!er bravallo. Slr, Ehanfr1tu brtpgs
u tn,snpAny equal to tho requirements OF tito
irlupo We !nny Mot,tlOn upprecfHtively b{r. F,ll.
ton Russell for biz capable assumption OF the
tiIlatu. Aunal U0nl.
, 1880-02-06

4 rather important dumat'c oyent will hc tho
1rst production OF this drnmA on Monday ut,
!gayer1ys: It Is by Bart'oy campbc1l. and Ii
said to bo the strongest work he bus yet wrilten.
o1,oned the soaaou. An instantaneous hit was
made, md fru,n TINT hour tho fortunDs Of Hart
10y c4mplolI begun " brighton. It wss tifS arst
Now fofk s!.eoe:s ho h'd oysT hd %Ay PaTt.
neFso1.s and lepEottt9 ugptrfs aud 3nol1enls OF
FuAl Ito in CllforulA in days befutv the War.
, 1880-02-06
NORTHERN 'CE GRIP.

Special nttpalch 70 1hx Dhtedoo 7ttbAnA
MILWAUKEE, Wiz. Fob, 6.-nurtng tho past
week ice has formed IN this Vicinity Of tho
thickness Of six or eight Inches. Large gangs
OF mon hnvo begun cutting leo In tho Kill
nickinntck bnsfn for cnollng purposes in hrow-
cries n,,d paqkins-housos Tho sudden change
10 cold wcuthor, With Ia attendant formation Of
icet must be n source nt nggravntton to brewers
supplies from extreme u0rl1lort (Hllts, md nr1
paylnE anywhere fro.N et3 to 10 yer oas-louA
Tor transportation.
, 1880-02-06

TOLEDO, O., Feb, b.-GRAtN-Wjcat weak; amber
hchEasn. spot, sl2s1; No. , rod Michigan, tltll5st
April 3l.E}6; May &i35 bid, No. rcd ihlxId. 81 Ill
co.n weak; h!gh-nlxud, so4e, No. MlchlgatI, VIC;
May, E9o; rejected, .}c. Oats neglected,
CLOVER HRKB-Qu!cti prtaoe, k&G1} No. 2 &A
I0dS-lLpnyJ ut ". u; 1Dll weights. Eslu.
Closed: Whent McAk{ Nu rcd Winter, MnrCh, f1.GM4
EEhld.
MrcE1rrs-Whcat 600 uu, corn. 1000 bu, oats.
u0ne. - -
A&nn, ' - . . ' -'' '
, 1880-02-06
rtC,N INSANE ASYLUM.

Special nApdteA to TIA Chicago 1rthun&.
ELNlN, IDl.t Fob. 6.-Tho Trustees 0f the
Na1thorn Illinois Hospital for the 1naano held
tholr monthly meeting to-day, auditing bills
axgregntIng $ll,8S0. Tho resolution IN relation
to tho collection ct tho GtMk County tclt for tho
pnrr u1ltl elGthlng Of patients Wua held over for
further confederation.
, 1880-02-06
Mceats. Tarr,oc and Aldrtch will ptay tho leading
pnrts, and the support, VIC are assured, VIII DO
unc0nmony atrGtH.
DRAMATIC NOTE.

Dion I3ouclcault will sa!l for England next
month.
Every thontra In CinclnnnH ts now open on
Bundny night, Pixies at Inst having succtttlbcd
That extraordinary fc]fAw IIcrrmnnn l,cRins
brief engagement at NoVIckcr's TN Monday
pext.
Aftnr IN absenco Of nenrly two years, Mr.. r.
A. Suthorn will on Monduy evening rcappenr
at 1IooIey's.
Charley links ami tho extraordinary spcctnclo
"OGn. Grant's Trip Around tho World" arc still
on the ruatt.
Tho othor dny Manager Sum T. Juck and Miss
Alice 1'ownsar,d, of tho Oatcs troupe, wero mnr-
ricl In l,oston,
nnl1c Of Ijc Cni1p will nut he rllrrjcd. Thls
statement Is tnale ofelaI'y-by the lady.
They my TINT Giltcrt and sni,tvnn,s copyright
n "Tho Pirates Ia shahy, pcrnilsn tho work wns
first performed In EtlKlaud, anu hce1ua0 tho
authors Aro aflcna.
praise OF Miss A.la Envctdlah, wlio ilas Just
t1ns snsg % m"B 1, successful enlargement ut tho
n"nkay IN % sso. - Il IL IS ' oi,y tif it'c nonk@
as,nl!t 0nG-t,,,!rtGr tho sizo Of lNoln Marlo's,-
but l,tnnnho thinks Utmost - much Of 1t MS sto
does OF 1lcnrl.-Dr1'ndtic Mirror.
Ar; George I.carnck, who Intends starring, In
Philip G0rdnn. MEnnr." tho p1ny nav rtlnilluY
At tho Olympic. sicnks nfIM;ttii.E so.!l,res char
ncssr in & the piecc.En'l alteration which CHI
scarcely 1o't To 10 IN Improvement
Tho lcssces If tho l,ostnn Theatre say that tho
business ut Don TtoInpenn al thnt hntlsn lltls
hecn ~ per gent bnttrr tEan nut !epntrd There
TnaDsas i @ Il Il ~ eea i Ess Tsak and tho
s Ma,'ae I,rnnscomte. tho most hephHstto- st,
.inlas ysar oI.l reprtcr u the En4fser .s
o1nern f.; ntecg Or inrnHo 70 WHEN should
cex n on"p say y MSfn M nsr i aqJa Uao
Hainre, n Iargo f1ntlMr Of prnfessiottt.is wcrr
o sy m1 II tha N% ne PIX PIX
Jim.s we tnI tho remarks reported. Tho tnne
Of the whole tnlk was serious, and showed thAt
Buntlay performances.
.,,rI,a z,a .,,,,,,,a ~ :, .o,,,,. -. s,n,,+,,,,
nov wsca % ho 's sys !" H. Il ' a'sst W
G, sno s ~, iost ' 1no il1st @ nr.nhoy o. II nes
nen1Iity yoi WI! never lna'ico her 10 utcas as
tr,,cts from hc',,ty: FER her i Is soinut|incs =
9sstvn@ @ et tS; Ien ner ~ fno s,s aottss 10 s shs
% y te ncSso M Mhie ss t. on fses
Adolpt No,icntlorfr, director Of thu Ocrmnnin
Thears !n Eo,,rtfs, s,reGs hs so';,l',f'es r., !; "a,
supreme Court fnr x5,o01 tiHtnnxcs atfninst
Gustav Atn6crg, 1nn1laScr Of tic ThHlin Tfrafro,
T9 tafs a r tnS Ill i, tg ,e H. a,r1t
mnM SUCCESS. thu aSeccn,nt," nnw beiHg played
ntu!cr illc mime OF the lioyal Mildly IL Daly's
accorti!nr 10 i, cuntrnct executed by lin. Thu
casc Will 10 hcnrd on tho llti iust.-Ncw York
| UcruhI,
emit. u-,,, ,...,,
esa stTonr "s Gust. IT, rSa 1"no Of Tint cty calls
1tlInhr hnlpflfn IsufGG.h y ind fh3ukN thnt
, 1880-02-06
MICHIGAN PIONEERS.

spetat Dhpafeh to 5hs Chicago Tribune.
JANHtHQ, Miuh., Fub. 6-Tho seyouth annual
meeting Of tfla st,to pionpor Society at Ncpre-
sentative Hall Closed this evening. Tho attund-
nneo hAa t,uet lurga. The Ilo,. II. q, Wclls, Of
Kalamazoo, WIS electctl prostdDnt.
, 1880-02-06

8ptetdi DtspateA 10 7hs Chttdoo 1rttln&.
2AssAs CITY, Mo, Fob. h.-tlitAtJ-Ihe I'riea
CufrRt rep0rts: Whont-lseeelpta the pNst wcek
atI9 bu Shipments B.ay9 bui ~stendy, No. =, casi.
III: February, tll3, M. 4, cash, tim; February
NJ .s, c9rnIlseeoipss the past rOok, ka II h4. ship
4Jla F~N' eAt ava ~ ~-"-@ ~"Ast ~'"S'
, 1880-02-06
DDST>ON.

BOSTON. Fob. 6,-i1uuu1-Iu moderate dOmand.
and pricos UNCHANGED
GRAta-Cusn In ta,r dauands ultxad yellow, G2E,c.
uha-So.l and o1sra w!llt0 6la54ot No whtto <Jxut
No. 7mixed md No. 1'w,lltn, t7Gpluc. ltyo fSe
k|AUbu.
6llfAKETS.Cprr 1Q IN h1a
, 1880-02-06
DETROIT.

pf1norr, Fob. b-FLoult--EuIL
oaAlH-Whoat dull md heavy. s1trn nominal, No.
Mh!te sls4, February, 32&' March. aIs73St April,
ealpsa w III. '''''''e' 'o'
, 1880-02-06
The plsskbItrg Riots,

The authorities Ut Allegheny Cuunty, Ponn-
sylvnnil, tntIng th0y could nut make Tho Stale
puy tho lt>sscs IL rutlroal companies as.d busi-
nesS-lnnn growing out Ut thD l'lttSbtFK r!utS pt
lB77, hay1 bputl ,eyotIaiIng With thu clat!nanta,
aud thus fur the cullua have been I'D djustetl thus:
Original cf1tm. Compromise.
Penusylyania II. II. Co. IL, s,oOul0 Sl,UO,ADW
Pullman Ear E&t.......... ~, sAUl Ea.01.lD
lr1ktu Klayutor C0..... 9l.sl0M 1GIrHD.M
Union kUws Company, WA.l. o7d3
wal. ...........!...... ll,7oaM s,Aosl
tors..s 4ooUo HOO0
G. T. Willis, cutTco ,.,.. AT7.al uO.lG
tars, s,,,,,,..,.,,...,,.,, E,T1.n 1,78Osa
Morgan & Co., coke. .... 11,slH.00 7.93G0
Total .,EH. .+G0.63 $l,al1,0 ,0t0sa
Tho Remaining caims vii! probably DO settled
at 60 per cont.
, 1880-02-06

suffered with AheutDatsIn Tor two years, In
my lo3t sh9placr ai,l right arm. and lay ManY,a
ll4nt AhAtl9 70 sleep ul account OF terrible
paln&* Two bottles u Ut. jAfobs OIL cured tHp.
A. IlALLNAN, Pittsluf4, Fa.
, 1880-02-06
pIsOlkIAs

FEoRIA. ILL., GGb, &-GHAlH-COn dull md foT8r;
NY IIVn.nlxst+ AhdIoi mixed. 3t}{1sHfc. oats dullt
0En " ' "
oiIss11nHwsSxs-tuaovo, dstI,1oss finished On basis
, 1880-02-06
R1JFIfAI.n,

.r rnoFsA1n. Fob h-GRAiN-SNhaat dullt sales
Is. NO. bard Duluth At Ties. Corn inactive, lsyo
sWssss, hargy Inactive. Usts dull sale cur No.
-"es*efn II $}o III 9to1uT
, 1880-02-06

low ID. l2o: miles, Coo talos rocslp.s, SO, shpments
!. EN-; stock E.Hn
NEw tinE,HAHa, Feb 6-CUTrrN-F'trtntr; mid
kroks, 7,95ai suleH4 7tOj ktock, 3lS,7sA
, 1880-02-06

v!hntANAr0Lls. Fob. h-tl1&AIN--Wl5sas 'aeeadXt
ss. 49, sfea. naRal14 Torn stosdJ u N04H1o- oats
, 1880-02-06

violating tho regular tnrIff rates. Tho tt1ink
IineA only make rnt"s 10 seaboartl 1olnts, and
then aid whatever tho ncean rntrs t,ny lie. HIT
tho now Grand Trunk and tho thnnn I.ine from
Portland virtually form one line tli,rnIRh. and
Will therefore take business at such tntrs ns Will
leave both a margin Of prnGt- slieh line that
IL independent Ut Tho Fink p1,o must necessarily
prove Of much ntlvantnRo 10 the hhlppera Rt this
pOint, NJ It will compel tho trunk lines To fower
their freight chnrgcs II they do not mean 10 loss
a large Bharu Of their expprt huslncss,
ATCN19OS, TOPEKA e. SANTA Tr.
Tho Isnston people, and especially tht,se In
tcrcstcd In tho Chicago, burlington L Quincy
Nailrpatl, are Eaid tn be greatly axnspcratnd
about tho course President Nfckcraon Of tho
Atchison, Topokn l. sansn F6 1iAilroad, hns
lately been pursuing. Tho Arrangements rnado
between Mr.. N!ckcraon and Jay Gould arc
lnokcd upon with 5ealonsy BY the noaton pco-
pic. who haro 10 love for Jay Goutl ar tako
my stock in his schemes. They believe II tho
present pulley If tho AtchtsDn, TOpekh & Snntl
FG II persisted in, UDilI will finally ggt control
ut II ated use 1t RgHlnst tho Enston intercats
a movement IS now on font to ,lcpose bir.
Nickerson. from tho Presidency of sho
5"' ,eeraon sna "'G coozo II bis wne position L 1 H.
4 |srse stoekhe!df;ru IN tho chisa9o,
TINT considerable Atchisnn, Tupekn & santa F6
stock haa lntely been purchased by tho large
sfockholdcrs 0f tho ChfrnEo, burlington &
Quincy. and T. Ii predctcl that, II they succeed
In getting contrn1 Of majority OF the Btt,ck. tho
rntsd will be consolidated with tho ChIcngo. 1ilr-
will buil,n short limo from Its nuln road u
EAnknR fsIfv
, 1880-02-06
gIHU.W
67d.1
s,Ao2l
HO.W
N5l.ln
D,78O.3
, R'h M


TV8N 1TF3 NFHtQt*E*9Fs
Notwithstanding all tho hnr1nra reported as 20
iilo III our Penttent1arr. tAcfe contlntlea ~ 10
numerous o1,ldidAtuA for fFse bolrd thGrt.
, 1880-02-06
CRITICISM IN CINCINNATI.

CRITICISM IN CINCINNATI.
Tho Cincinnati ComMrrclai hits n crltfo who
fnlrly reycls IN his work. lie did tho upenny
night Of tic MHptcson troupe In TINT city. when
"sannn1nbuIh WIS given. Az TO tho churtis,
10 snys:
"Wg havo a1wHys when the chorus hcgnn 10
torture tho rwi b,d Gtlorts, strIicllt setrl,l,s,
gronns, or sces4winK rhytllnis, quietly 1ol'led
anu tAken IL little lntcrrrKntltn Of listening.
lozlnH u! ny best Were rt'ssihfo. I'LL tlle noso
iAa hnwi, oyer; @ out !nst M HysInE& & T. was % rrHl!y
Gon." tt'"''' " 'e''''' ~ Wv ''''' >'0 ''s' '''
= Ardlh gets tho following handsome notice:
Ills notes were not toatled ont Of r1lnk. hut
mcas,,re followed measuro Ike tho pendulum Of
tho clock of Fate, unchecked. uHchccknblc.
epcr vii With th's eioa& of fonr, i hurst o,,t asain
vspor an o aeene s Shjsh + u ri is tee a
iIE interest, w,;s gisoll tn way which raised tho
pleasure to enthttaln8ni."
Dol ruentc and campannl also como In for
their share Of rhapsody:
"Mnny baritoncs aro endowed with throats Of
hemp, ansl tenors with lnrsnxcs which RGcm ~
pe constructed Of cotton, but Mr.. lnl l'iiUnto
Clinpanlnl must hnvo tho strings Of al d;ojian
h4rp tn hoth his soul md his thront, to utter
t the rGet Milton h%s appy called such
Mnrin,on carries OF tho eake:
s1'his Indy comes to tls a. I'LL cnt1rp stranger,
antl hex first effort to rlcnso Clnelns,at! wns ~
cO',lota s,eeesa th.lt alio cnn coutt herself q
d llr9o Or rc1nnrkaily 4ranl one. = ezqalsltly
sylnpatheetl!e-r,ot viii that 'nawk!sh pse,Mlo-
singular blending Of tho lustro which chasHc-
tcr!zcs II tone c9nllng frnn! o '1notMt substance
ony fr tic strnss 81 e%se testins whr @
gives lilo to tho shell Of tho val fAlnt!y."
And Campnntni and Marinou get tho follow
Ing lnnt nOttcc:
e@tn .4.E,