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, 1880-03-31


Sptttat Correspondents of Tns L9lleagn Tribune.
CLEVELAND. O., Mnrch 29-1 tonk a trip nlonE
tho river n1l hrn,ight up at tho Custom 1Iousn
h,-tlay, gathering whnt Information wns Eolhg
n1l irgnttitng tho opening Of navigation anl tho
rruApceta ut tho mnrinc acnson ut this port. Dy
wny Of preface It may ba snIa TINT this Ii dior-
cut frtnn nny Otl,or npcniny that WIS over
know,,,--on opening without closing, n l,can-
Mug withtult mn en,ltnH. For thirtcon months
therp has mt hcen sltslo fortnight That Vessels
have not cleared hero. Tho ilinckluy. John jew
cit, and Col. Cork have tittfB regular tripa NIL
winter, and will conttnso with tho other crafts
ttrn,tHh tic seasnr, thlts making Mt fenst cnl,~
tln.lDus run Df twctlsy-nslc months. 1t Ia Boncr"
,ilty tr1o tlnt n long senson Ia not proAtEblJ
ono. Tho business ID IN aeh onscs spread out to
H,,ch thlnncss TINT hut ,Ntlu profit arises and
but little briakncss results. THO rtvcr-incn,
without oxcepttit,, this ycnr, however, clnim
TINT tho pronliso for thb stasnn Is excellent. Tho
lrrsk,oss In frcigtts n not qu!tc 10 Hrent ns Is
expcutc.a when tho irt nrket Oi.tlis, hut Mt tho
brI1g completed MI tho while.
C,stun- itast, rcrnrts inr lilo tlrst q,inrtcr III
lt, Inns thus fur Ocen moro TIM, thrco times its
Et - isst ynr " + =, ,e",,,f,y neT1ms p;
Transportation in.,l. Tho merchants Of this
ti,s Aiirtchb!ll ni1ec'iuE this matter. rs thoy
frrl that ,ttNlGr tho present arrangement. by
giving tile rxtr:t lNnh In New it,rk. they nro pt
IL unnecessary expense mud trs,,le, not to tnE-
tton delays ntid tho psssIhIe furnishing to New
York pnr,tca Of ,tnfotnat!on +, rrgal1l to the
cost Of ln.nrte,i g,uls TO Western buyers which Which
hero TINT tho bill may bGenrHn n law.
Tho hnrlmr nf.'e1 Of tho Custnnl- IInueo opened
ycsterny, md tho wcll.kn1wn facG OF Capt.
| HALEY was seen tllorc.
Dredging Is nlrcrly In progress In tho m0utl,
Of tho river. tho depth tf wnter outside being
eighteen feet nnl lnH!!to seventeen feet, or Eono
| flftcrn inches better than lust fall.
tho fact TINT this s tho Iunst runarEnble sensnt
OVER knewn. llo snl.a TINT fEss cainc tho nc9r-
eat tothts NJ my ynar since tho port ms had
record. In that yCnr bnnts olenred every month
except january. Iin sntd TINT he l,e!lcyoa thit NJ
| algcs hit thought Il wnlild te q little slow Il,
f,lly opening UP. following tho oxan,po OF carly
Mr i. ". WALTON, ono Of tho largest ship
chnntllcra md trGkGrs IN tho river. sli that tlo
lpoked for u Eool scns?n nntl !nrEt' business,
Notwithstanding tho fAtt lllnt frctKhts nre rot
booming quito 30 much Rs thcy were few
| wnekB ago. 90
fs tht,tiHlt TINT suyGr1ll rBw llnts Will be put up
Ill tho various yards during tho season.
, 1880-03-31

Special Dispaseh 10 7As Chicago Tstbuns.
DurFALo, N. y, 3inrch 0.-Arrlva!s to-day:
Schooner Esastus Corning. Port Huron, $4,000
bushels corn; sclnoner Chcator .. Jonus, Toledo,
81, ,bOO bushels wtcnt schooner u. H. Bruce, Do
trolt, 45,oo0 bushels cor1s. Tho .ctcaranoos, NIL
light, wer0: Propeller Inter- Ocean anu barKca
Ogarlta antl Argonaut, lay City: propeller
Alcona, Chtcago; propeller Portor Chamberlain,
Dny City; propeller ". r. taraves and schooner
q. ", Albums, Toledo; schoonor Francis Palms
atd sehnllerJ. Walters. EnKlo Dock; schooner
Nilnu Il (irnypr, rolcsin; schooner Joseph Paige,
1000 tons cnal, AiwAukeo; hargo Shawnee,
ChtcuKtl. ,
rho Corning wintorrd At Port Huron. and
PASSED Uetrpit Saturday afternoon, holnE tho
lirst weasel through tho rivers this your. el,o
wns also tho first vessel direct from Chicago to
pHRs down 'lst your.
The zehnuor j. 8. Richards was chartered to-
tllIy ut Is collts for coa1 IN Chtcayo.
, 1880-03-31
TIE DAMAGE i3Y ICE.

STURGEON HAY, Wis, Mnrch m.-Lato lnforn1A"
tlon contr1na tic nows thAt tho Whitstlah BAY
por, owned by Iioalt T. atcbbins, Is total loss.
Tho loss OH the pior s cstimatedat t30D, and on
tics and wood about 1000. Men aro cugagust III
fishing tho stutr out Ut tho luke.
Tho schooners Icle brown. Dun NeHhnll,
rerry ltanna. and uonrgv l., Wrcn nre loadtng
at Jncksonport,
There wore two ycascls at North Bay. but they
left yesterday without tholr rarGoos, as tho buy
il full at Ice.
Tho scioouer Lucy Graham, lying In tho
caInl IH loaded md rcqiy to shil but ftNis that
tho .snAl n llul In 70 that sho pa,nOt got out.
Tho wcathor Is warm. Wiud south, calm, ana
cICnr.
, 1880-03-31
pOIs1, ;1OT1'INGS,

Tho schooner William Jones received a now
contrrboard yesterday prior to salllng.
The schooner Souvenir kept tho George L.
Beaver company Mt tho humber inarkot yeslor-
dny. Tho cargoes OF tho vessels rcm,'ln ,1nsolh.
rho sclloostcr s. 1lates, which lost her ILL.,
boon at Milwaukee Haturdny. hna arrived
herr. ~
1t is high tiIne that n policeman wcro ngatn
stationed permanently nj tho lumber market.
Among tho nrrvnls Mo,day wns tho schooner
Guido, from PIerp0rt. with hardwood lumber.
Tho Guido eprnnR n loak outside, which was
fo.nd to TIC III her aopsLdcs, "nd promptly re'
Tho schooner s, Australia is to bo doeke'i to re-
Yesterday afternoon tho atealn.nargo Chnsles
son, towing tho barae Florcncn Lester:
through Chicago yesterday On routu for tho
sturgeon buy Canal to tit out tho schooner
White Cloql: :,. .o..ox,,v .,,n,o,, .o,,o ,o,,
canvas 70 tho scl,ooner Trlniti!e it milwaukee,.
Cant. II. stalker, Of tho schooner Chnr1cs Fns-
III sio',aay % oyonns Tie rropelcr nav i'm left
=. a: trish. Yesterday. ths harEcs Clty pr Grtll
an sa we g. 9Se ha Sy Sey E r sartea fos
Grand Haven also, but untlor SILL
towe Mea ran ssS9sf s T. t. II Tss
;roxaf!i evening sho was transferro't to tho Gu
Tic schooners desii,e and 1iattle Fisher, l,,m-
hcr-ladcn, sailed for Michigan City mud South
0 i5,tsicai, Corbott succeeds John Je,,ks III tho
command Of tho schooner metropolis. john s.
Henderson commands tho SCHOONER lronsides:
eom,nand si 'i Of iho 'e aoSernneitt @ eit tas Con.
ilnmphroya, to tako churge on tho 1st Of April.
ThS selection ls = most exee'lsyt ut on.: ,,o,..o,
Ialfrln!cr, and bnrge Mnnitowoo, ill Brain-
ludn,l. nro being ntted out for the seas2n. It Is
, 1880-03-31
-t%-a&-%-.N
PROPOSALS.
Proposals fur Construction or Depot 1Suild-
tugs.


Proposal. fur Constrne1Iuu or Depot 1suild-
uEApQuAHTEMs n ~, sr2H ox THE .rrhArrr'
F0lkT OMAHA. Npb. March H. lHxl =,
4 : s ] sss III; * +
G,ce uf bldpEs foF furnishing tho materials and n
III ssa sssas IL si as:sSs aaa
tjno brck s.orehuu1e, eH4xn
Que brick building for ahnpa NlxlGG
,ns ,ns f.an1 rex Ea''Siins :,a,i.s ae5 s-hou'e A
III bu iuratel 1t tho ns0nhted alias tho military
aeg1 SdHSnds s.ss @ ~ 1 Ms q ~ gnGS wt. asd' a
p's;sa y ups q is ~ -, =, ,ho.o
balldxa; 10 ta9 latter tbs p'ss for sssh 10 os
ts st f E s'e4 70
ol M na t"s ~o,a - ~ @ .a ~ & n
ts' IL. ha asss u IT, .sis s's -.
@ pf.asca aaa Span s6e 6aaf tor,a 70 10
sops1ais uisse! H. ret sh0 aoIk avsisl Il soSss,Is
|.siss assoa .nd plaateror'.
M u tatnIshl'!x nstsfle,a .leas r.qutr.d In e.ths.
st e 81. a.s Il # ce 81 ~o9f u
s!sH Il rs aiss$ s: iii Is
No Bill wi b eAtertatuoa for tutnlsh!nF materials.
g. ssS' G. sst "
!sa * Iond y The snp % of ~ e b. s1ss@Sa
&c e g e. ~
Otice. ~.S,. :.
e; 5'1s:; =
sesn aM9 cxa,aimc1 A. tdis 9fss md 1lens Rt1no.
VT "! : s IL I! see sav.
@'44S'''e ~ '''S %N'S"'N II. tuplSgroN.
, 1880-03-31
DEf,IDIsl3LY NOVEL.

An unusual sight for this eonson WIS witnessed
u this port curly yesterday afternoon. Tho
broad bosom Of Lake Michigan WIS dotted with
tho bulls Of no loss thun thirty ycsscls under tull
canvas. As they slowly movel down tho lako
before gentle southeast breeze, their whito
sails 4lstcuiux IN tho sun, hoy formed q
messed in this tutitutie MI 4 March afternoon.
The Vessels comprising tho tlcet aro nj! engaged
IN tho coarso freight ttlau. a number Ut tholn
bhd hocn detained In port by tho reoort hoRd
Wind md sen, hut by TAI tho greater prnpOssion
WeFo Startling on thels llrHt trip this sGHspil.
, 1880-03-31
COR OFT.

The atcau1-hargo Lothnfr and consort Cnrl-
sando wcro both pulled off Colchester reef with
out ,!amagc. Tho Corlsando WIS not Released
till Sunday noon, when sho WAS pulled OF Dy tho
tug Mocktng BIrd. Capt. Frank Carter, of tho
Hector, asked 500 for sevcn hours work; hut
Can't. Carey, OF the Lothair, refused, offering
SEA. and no settlement VIA made. Tho cargo
Ut tho LothhLr is tf,surcd IN the pool Of 18sa+
Tho propeller Chtcng0 No. Z WIS role4sod from
Dictator. Tho ChicMK0 wont m running ut fill
sFeeti. and bosnu light, with her bow well up III
thnn bow. Her position was considered so peril
Otis tyt there was tnlk at abandoning hor. wotl
would probably havo beph Aonc had sho not
lost hor f0rcfoOt and la lenkis. Tho Dlctntor Is
also leaking. They are at Detroit for repairs.
, 1880-03-31

NstD EUFE N4Sl1l.
Mss. nelya lopkwo,l, i llwyeF recently al.
m!ttod to tho Bar tn Waa4ln9tnn under An net OF
nueis to thu support tess at the bill, arncana to
haYo got Into whit II IN moro senses tlaal nno.
7sttr u, ncn Till BY hastatuy suit. hcr elont
being q wonaaii frpm HoorYia about whom ltltlo
soetns su ho ku0wu. No goouer had the pupcra
duced, eho says BY small pas lnent In money,
, 1880-03-31

ILLINOIS g. MICHIGAN CANAL.
11lpugponT, hinrch H.-ArrIycd- = Ellfo
O'Connel, snH, Is ynrils Btonc; II. y. Carnohter,
HnE, Is yartts stono +. Walker, fotnonr ~ ynrrls
stono; Advance, Lcmont. II yntets Rto,r; C"t.
Manning, 1.omnnt, u yarls stot,u: J. q. Mcstul-
III, Lenlpnt, 70 ynrsls stonc; g. l'cclcrce, Lc-
1nont, 10 yaras alono; y. ". Norton. Lemnnt.
10 yarIs stono; China, In salle, 60.a93 pounds
sc.ls front Mnrrfe: Chicago 1.ellc. In Rattc, s,alo
Mnrris, tin tons coul; HrneLo urlewnfd. Willow
Springs. l15 tons leo; polnris. Willow Springs
10O tons Ice. -,.-
Lnn,nnt, light; Col. Manning, Icnont, lIEat;
hinrtin floEnn. Lcnont. light: Elle 0t'on'lo!l,
EaH, light; ucH: Mcphctanil, saF, lsBht; II. !.
light; i. W. Norton, I.esiottt, light.
, 1880-03-31

Special Dtspateh 10 The Chitdso Tribune.
CtIvEfANn, o., March ;D.-Vcsscl ClcnE-
ancca-schonncrs G. II. johnson, Toledo; Ann-
fantIl, Tlay City. -,
Arrived Schooner ]. II. pelton, Toledo, grain.
, 1880-03-31

spttfds pftpdtth 10 1hs Chicago Tffbant.
ERrE, rn., 3fnrch M.-Arrtvcd. ect,oot,cr .1nmcs
G. King, from ftutfnIo oatlti'g ct,a for Chicago:
schooner William shupu, TaLctfot th,10 bushels
wht,at.
The hchoonnr Nelfe 1iojnHtn't, foastof with
cHnl for Chicagn, awntts aattin1 trs'ors. Tho
scl,tNn,cr A. u. Moore Ia also ioaduY COIL for
Chicago
, 1880-03-31

5peetat Di.paleh to The Chicago Tribune.
FoNr Co.nonsE. Ont, Mnroh 0.-Thn sc''nonor
Ma.zo, tho first ntrIynl Of tho seAsoslt rcachcl
hero this afternoon from 'rolclo with l7t0D
bushels of whent for Oxlonal,itrE. Thp cargo
will bo transferred nypr tho WollRl,d halfway.
, 1880-03-31
MA R1NE NEWS.
The Situation at Escanaba and on
the Michigan Peninsula.
North Bay Reported So Full Of leo
that Vessels Cannot Enter
for Cargoes.
A. Vessel Barred LII Mt tho Stt1r-
gcon Bay Canal.
Tho North Passage Of the Straits Now
Clear Of Ice.

GRAIN AND COARSE FnEIQ1rTs.
Tho tctnnnd for Krnr- vcsaets continues light
Yesterday tho schootlcr 0oahawk was chartered
at 6,s cents for wheat to Eric; cHpncltx II, ,Dn
h,alic1s. At Milwaukee,, tho schooner Lottto
Wolf obtained a chnrtcr Mt conts for whcat
to Buffalo: cnracity II GOO bushels.
Conrso frcIgllts rulo fn!riy nctivo and steady.
though shlpporn aru evidently making nn effort
to break tue market. 1t was reported ttnt ono
firm woru afrcrinR only II per 1000 foot for lrnl-
her from my City to Chicngo, which Ia 10 conta
below tho rnto that has hcen obtained thus far.
AnGG5 np nppes Is q oPn r 9 ild 9
eharters % wsro reported: Sssiiooner 9. \. KlnRs,
$sl l.ay ef e oae asS e II iss,
schooner Jennie hlnl]en. cctlnr. tics, 1T cents
esssa aeo aia,dr sa m"af a scee pSs sS Na9 sn@ @
lock md ce.iar tics frlm pontwnter 70 Ch!cnHo
ntb md 9.i conts nrIcco; schooncr' At.oskcnK,
@ epeoo; tv schooner wii.,,io winH, sesr lis III ir.
TsntwatoF E Sh'snEo It o ~ cent? , apt,f9cs; t9;s
Vcro III t1o ln9sket yestettay Tor eoHiro
havo between ::s,0nn0tl and 5,0t',ool
ry nef td. pi1e Up h thg ,a%g i!iy; y .s
s,r.. The chnrser of tho schooncr IMltn j. Mer.
ri for wGsl a Dark from M Tr.vSrse .n Ivy, l. G1
which bl,o WIS tn lond hns n covering OF alout
enc fOht of snow nnd leo upon It.
At Detroit, on SI0t.tlny, lnrEp Rtcnm- vessels
wero offering at .A ccnts To nrrivc, and sa. mo-
dtnm size, Mt ~ confR. c. ". Norton rcpor.s
stcnn;hirge Italclgh, whcnt to iflilntn rs ccnts.
Ior, Alpcnh to Chicago. at 81 Der I.t0): scow q.
irving, cedar, 6u Iseaeh To- Dntrtt, ut S1.7a per
following charters: Stcatn-bnrgo Swain md
consort, whcnt to Erie. ~ CENTS; Rchonner u. i.
Williams, whent to 1'nttnlo Il cents; schooner J.
n EnWynr. wheat to Eric. Mt A1k cunts.
, 1880-03-31
SfhStTDwOC.

Special D'ipaleh II 7he Chteaeo Trthuntt
AtAHirnwnc, WIS.,, Marui M-rho now achnon'
or rnnobFcot. tmtlt here by Hand & llerFor Tor
!.rnt,l.y Nrothcr1, of Milwaukee,, waa Kucccsa-
fully In,1lchctl ut 0 o'clock This ofGnnF.
The steninur Chicago, nf thu fintHria'i Line.
Will leavo OIL Th,rbday morning Tor hef tsfst
tHlp.
, 1880-03-31
SE.AatEN'B UNION.

4 regular weekly injecting of tho scamen's
Union was held laat cycntnY ut Meridian Hull,
Richard Powers III tho chair, Tho question Ut
flxtng wares for tho aeaa0n cnno up A1,d waa
discussed, but no uetion was tAken. The fol-
lQwsus resolution wRa ndnptpa unaninl9uslyt j.
Chicago will not tlkU any notice uf tho ecYcrIl
wrrnipxs that wo have sent them aa rcQurus thp
hRultng .ot Sessc!s to aud froiu Tho elevators;
thpu batt
Lfsatxl, Tint ne will trim tho grain III tho
schooncsH for unt0p wAgea, tho Unton to fur
, 1880-03-31
,rnAYElaAE CITY.

6pteta& DtnateA to tn Ghteueo Ittosa4,
TnAvERaE Clrx, Mich, March M-The steam"
or Clara polle is nlaklns regular trips OIL Tray-
cFso pay. Tho City Of Grand ltapida will 10 out
In a faw days. Tho City Of Trnyesso wtll leave
, 1880-03-31
STRANDED AT MICHIGAN CITY.

bINIfNUED lAI 4tIIN1IIUNI* VIZ
Special Correspondence ot Ths Chicago Tribune.
Hr1cIr1nAN ClrY, Ind. Mnrct :o.-~Ihc soows 8,
r. Wilson, Of South Haven. and Granger, Of
Sauglt,ick, wers benched little west OF thu
piers Inst oroning. Coming in, tho o,lrront md
hack swell from tho west end OF tho brcakwater
swept them past tho cntr1incc, md, rounding tn,
they struck tho west sldo Of tho pier, damaging
tho elevated walk tn tho beacon light, md
t!r1ftcd ashore. Thoy will probably be towctl oil
Tomorrow should tho sou 60 down. Tho crnws
werc taken OF this morning, aftcrsuIcring con-
sllerably from tho cold anl water which washod
over the yessols. Vno Wilson cnrrie1 away her
j!b t,psnH,' 1lbtYhn; ana bowHprit: 'Sho Is WI.
they bo gotten oil rs expected, tho damages aro
cstl1u,tcd Mt frntu S400 to $500 each. 10th yes
eels Wero l,insbcr-lnt,cn, thu Wilson for A. II.
Of thls city. :
, 1880-03-31

tl3stnnt frnm .ha hRrlEr. Tho writer expresses
tho opinion TINT tlIo river will le FREQ of leo l,y
tho cttso ct tho rrcacnt wcok, with continna-
tlon Of mild weather.
, 1880-03-31

Chicago m hor first trip fnr this rt niNnlt April
~. NJ, loo III Grand Traverse liay during tho
winter.
, 1880-03-31
RAILROAD TlMEs.TANLE.
ARRIVAL And DEPARTURE OF TRAINS.

EXPLANATION or nE1ERENc1 MAnKs.-tBAtusany
excepted. ssundny excepted. 3AondAy excepted
, 1880-03-31

fU1llJ.
Chicago II Norths~ratern Railway.
For 3inpa t:utfe. Unoks, Tnc-rnbIrs. H,4ep1nH.Cni
es;cson1n,dAt!ons, s;s apAJ e my ot thh fo'iswini
Pacific liotc! lir!nta Express nflce ION nosthenss
corner !enHanpt and ktAtr-sts.A lsntnler Huusc,
ettho dcpots. -
, 1880-03-31
syAIL-LIkE PROGRESS,

BNAlL.Llh T. I3lfENiNES5'
"6ome tiulc aYo," writes special correspond
cnt OF tho Toronto Globe, who Was detailed to
look ipto tho work "a Tho Wellaud Canal. "tt
was detlnitly expected Tint the new canal would
be open iu lSel. bt,t any who haya ti,dulRet! III
such hexDeetations have only TO taka "Trip up
tie muddy tow. Path from port. nalhouso u
through msu,a1lA8eMou& Or farorltlsm, or both,
the soyen or oight millions invested Ia 1Lp.
npA uaeIess for five Or six yca1n u c0Ine."
FROM THE GREEN HAY REGION,
Letters from Qulnnoaec stAto that 1t ra3nod
hard Oh tho Michigan penlnaslla Saturday, melt-
Ing tho suow and causing 4 general breaI,up Ut
lunaher-eaMps. a letter from AepopIuce,
written On Monday, refers 70 tha sama
u tho river to break up ueaz the bgldg0, u milo
, 1880-03-31

hfnny lMlGs nnt gentlemen know DrownB
CNmphoratcl Sarol,nccDus Dentlfrico Ii tho most
p!onsaut md objective for preserving tho tecth.
Got tho Ecnufnc.--95 CENTS.
, 1880-08-24

version of MI tho tasues Of tho War. Tho War,
III fact, might better hlnsrc,i time. haso mover
wholly In vnIn.-thu south bciny: a. srt,rr. In
es,nlr # The an'srnt',snt The fs.nss ,T,e nro
et,ltitcrn ncpuicans nsr rowerlt.s. io help, i
knuw TINT the 1icpnhllranA IN ttle Surth ars
!.,"htnE, nnx!ol'ly !or ut lcnst frv Southern
ii htt. hnwcvrr. they shnl,! l.'k tho ful! rx-
.niis, h,rkla their nrinor ill Inc tixltrr. then,
md wrr.leh the Snrtlerll 1Ionrhon districts
'TiH Ths ' tnattcr oi II i>cmocrat,c cn,,nt in tho
IS NOT 70 nn aorrEH own.
We night II, ctcct thrre Republicans here IN
ii,o riantc. ar: cxccciinRl, jnbItnlr fur the
sss sh"Ss @ L !n h's ,iT'sf a, 't # %. fssst
Iatinn. secrt.! 4 EsttinE ,1;nt;ers In tt' t,,o
.'r!"'. n't ~ AeRla @ h!'aef @ W bs % sai has & .o'as
ktSalset,ll't1l. .lnj0r,ty. Taylor iieattlc. rx-
lt.HHllIcmn ga1.slt:ttc for t.vrtnnr,w wiz c9ndl-
fir. II regularly nominated. et,sIf1 pru1nkty lN
nlcrtrt. Nr. lieattlc ]: Int late co1lveft frt,in
zig cs,ntervals,s. Like ls.'st NV c.'1lststs he
iltR.t'rl boiling ttrant delegation to thctK.o.
lie was alsuect.!r ts.o free with nis it,ngue IN
Hf thinking frl hln,stIf. lte stirred up iharc.
~ E'H,l tta Or n!pslt'''n he ,nIaht not 9thcr.
trIct. Thu 1H,tnlt,te II cx-Cutxrrsstlln llurrGl.
Ex-Congress1nun l,arrell. ny VT! DO re1,c,n.
ilnwncl "Ilt!, Anderson Of Electoral ct'n,!p.
ycrsy fninc. II VIII le tnattsr Of et,I,sl,letnste
s!lcceHil4 III l'rsnEnH tut very much OF vote.
in Will hive hard ftnv tU hoc, IN at,y event, In
Il good tleal 1t cirort has .,eun nude to tntucc
Ex-tsfly. wAttsi}Ttt
, 1880-08-24

i'sss; SIC Is sie't at,d mortI}ic, At every
turn by The Mnsp'ken but very pcrcepslhln
con,parlsop which Is Instituted ,lrlweels lie,
cufrLaEG wuiia at The atnr.. SIn. Is mt ryen
nuticrtl mill Mrs. lirnwn llns left. md then
It Is wltl y coIM r'larEty, NJ II she were y
nlentIlrant. WilrM siIs. l,ns finally succeeded
enough tn l,nsc ltcr tIcastIrY taken. II is,tnly
t!,. commencement. af untnli iitserirs. She
will c.!ine agalt aiI'l aEnitl. tn be- tetl by II
sinnat|t-tonEtletl gfrl that MNtiu,n IL out NJ,
iM eiass. iIs il o"y tlns - s',"s, u sH"t WIKI Msan IN
!. 1,rurIpt Is cnllrc,inE tcr hit. She viii if.ti
i convenient 10 l,e paid Without any h'lny.
WHY, til,lt. dGes sls not hurry tn c91nl'letG
Ter work and 9balM her ,noney? She wfll
daily, nlutlg with Il urrss t'ttrG weeks nnd ca
pert her fmy In twcrty.toNr hours.
a. latty win With lier family WIS Il visitor
~ r wIt':fing-platn resort In all '.lj1lnli'g
for a.t ulster, which st. wislmd mntle Mt
once. TlIo hrrssflnkrr 1luasllrrtl, questioned,
md tur.nr~! tfiu pnlnly..r,sscd nltt'llc-'g"l
int!y, w!!o l'a'l "Mn syic" about I,er; n',t!
i"wn~' "Ellcn sIett,na%i'." t % was 'ii ,i,e paiet t
answer, md i wus int until tic tryt .lny
wleu Ii mail ca1lr.l md lift tic goH!s that
her tEressl1laking majesty knew '.er visitor tu
b. Mrs. ten. Sherman.
II nllu colll.l 0liy waar Roman togn or n
slHt asla p!llo's-cnse cUst iic, niltl SUI truss.
nialiers at defiance, lnw hnplIy we might ull
be. Tue t!al,ttl hnthllls uress, which ii'Is
struck y 1'nw for freedom, hut tllert: is still
Il trntlltm tint thu female fhrllt must lJe
'lttea," lint Is. It inrst by rt't Into 4 linr-
!,ess tf wlin!cbonu nnd steel tll.t innkrs Il ,,-
curtlI ljrnenti. and mn "nrt!ste" With hrr
i,,su,n Htlck full of pins IL tho atltucrNt Ut
, 1880-08-24


Twelve mllklncm were summoned to MP.
pour bcfUro .)ustlcu Sunmcrlield yesterday
mud answer to Charge uf selling atlnternted
mlli. They were represented by Afr. Trutle.
who argued Mt soue length for II contfnu-
n,,ce, oil the gro,l.tl that the defense was not
really for trial. 1t WAS finally decided BY tlle
Justice to continue tltlt of tie casts Until
frldoyMt ocloe?s. 1acch FCrelnn aEroseIriy W.
cllareed Mt tug, request Of Mr., Cameron
ol, account Of the death of Ills chilli. I'he
cases Of j. WeisrrmtAn antl y. II. Miller
were put oyer until AuE. ~; ,flle n,lkn!el,
tlat tilo' 'prasec!,,Ion il alieioas. TIley wig
they llnye tlls endorsement Of uil Ut tlletr
customers, and. ~ long rs they nlt satisfied,
cannot sec why tllo city authorities should
oe " Z ten sail at M Hv S' proxeeato 70 @ ha
1nat!c a4;' strong Republicans Of the assoclat-
ell nllklnell.
Yesterday afternoon, before. Justice Flenl-
Ing, Ut the Stock ards, Lniin 1.eggatr, Wntg
Abbott, anl JOSEPH, ll'pineau, clarKcd
E,t Sanay cofs'5Ess of 5 eay Tef0 to p' near fSr iSr
trial Wednesday,; john 1+cHsate. chnrged
with nalte,lsnllgc 1T ,ofcc, wis int under
the STUNT, bonds until the same lime; md
Joseph papinean, for selling liquor t9
tho game date. From tllo statements nlntte,
IT appears ttnt pupEnca,l went befHre Leg
Eatc, who Is n Justice Of thD Pesge, md
swole out fifteen attachment garllIsliet suits
against fifteen different men. When tho
chses were called before Justice LcgEate tho
to Justice 'rierncy, the 1Iearcst Justice.
1t is alleged that, Leggate, 1'apiNrn,., aud
Abbott, tho lniter's lawyer, instcn,l Of for
wardIug TIM lapcrs III tic ctlses 10 Justice
tlefonual1ts tint they should not send tho pa-
pers over until they wanted tt,, prObabIy
Aug. 70. 1t Is nlso alleged tint, there were
no attachments ii'ed, which fact is !u ttsrlf
Wits witt y voit Jasli;;.s II LcEsats s!aic, It Is said
that tic attachments Wnre III the possession
of Constable Nn0nnn. hut NOatlln denies
this fact, and states further TINT he would
hnyu no right to keep. tho attachments.
Crowley went nyer to Jnsttcu Flelnlng md
swore out warrants for tho arrest OF tllcse
Jnclj,
, 1880-08-24
THE PHOTOGRAPHERS.

n1cc,,nr or tt,c Sntionn1 Assoctntlou.
~ e.,,.,,o, ,,.,,rs ,,a.t nm r.c;dnnt ,,h,,.
tognplers llavc been preparing Fur tho en-
tertainment Of brother artists from nbroad
WIN luya come together to form National
AssorIu,lu,. For the purpose Of displaying
luz nls!'"a work III n photographic % s aTt ,, the
la'!les' ordinary Ut the Hra'@l tacit'c Hotel
WAS SECURED. and last night n humber Of
photographers brlnugl.te to tl1!s and other
lilies la lnx upo'' 1asks provided ,,' for tic
Among tho Iendng photographers now
present III Chicago, are many who were lnen.-
btrs "f the oil association which ceased to
eSlst a''ef tug cli1easo l'te o. '.ls, ~, ~
Which Time tllo eSliiblts OF tho Association,
together viii, It's roster and hooks Of record,
WIRE DESTROYED! The necessity tor t. sasa ,, m
.einit plan Of organization ias beell at-
tempted until s'arIng the present summer.
n yy e's1s s Sd ssftta r. 4s::sfs A1sx e9s c ss9 f
iii @ Tic iIrst.cass 1,llotosrapcrs Of the @ cnu1!
try, mi tl,e lnrsv iii Of I,aInrs nIfe,.ly
rSi;!rrs ; ,ls!Ss tst t''e ocle! wil Ssi
S4 !tFs liz Se @ si SIr' f!s sxSits iiSiis l" 'oS's
1t o'eiock Slr. jo!,n il. Drake, master OF
f,nri4Int,j,{.S tunrs]tnlt.I thu w1ipHtS ntlt
fss is;s IL s% is iss nd a ,y4 sffs siaI
sat down ID Il bSlnl,let. NJ s,,reci.-il,aking
WAS uttc,n,nell, 'Tl,e uarty 1mrtonk Of liz,
tuNuy gnuI filings iriyI,lctl ior tilulr el1;er-
ialnii,rllt. ind ,Iisucrsed nj nj, Early boIr
Itlay nj It'd 10 "'cl"c;, to O. periae1 s rs ursanl-
zs,l,,,, Of tilo Socisty viii b. perfected 'ri.e
i1lGi,.bcrs viii ll.cut in tl,u Ailprllate Court
r,,tl ai,u. ,;nttI tic orgunizai0l is perfected,
th, Hi President. SIr. j. Il. ky,icr. IT
Cieveln,,, t., viii prrsI.ie. Tnnigi,t Vi! nrt
t,xhlIIiIUli W(ll bn Eiycll In Fu{rtani; jlnll.
Ti,u arrtSals ) tu Of photsrAphsrs M froi,, a.,i.ai
iayo thus far axcccllcd ;, Tie must
Of tIlc Stwirtv. alni to-tlay's arrivals
viii inrsely augment llle crowd. II is pri,-
WICK, NIL q gcnc1ai gsn,.i tilnc Is sinticipated.
Az H'y SyIiix is VIE VIE it iT y4 t. II res2!f 2%f;
XiuSa,,dsr j, CnpcJin, Secretary: Henry
Cj,arirs Gentle. Joshua slnitH, j. +. Deuhc,
j. ". t;rrlllr. ii. L, i'eato.iy, N,u(
T. II EtitynwSrth Of Chirugu: II.
i;iitzrihlnj,,. St. Iouis: il. <, CjjtIoni.
III s,it~. + Il ;,',I. itnrs,t,' III: III. *
Wr}rhi. priuret,,,,. 1,ni.: T. /. t;"rl,ajn. ill.,.
iii Ills. Y. II nnttrrifsiJ. pr,lirin iii l,Ijrr