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BORN.

GAINESVILLE, FL Dorado county, March 6-Wife Of
Samuel L. Kybury, a daughter
Eureka, March 9-Wife of NJ. F. Gardner, adaugh-
ter.
Arcata, March s-wife of Ernest Pape a son.
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BEWARE of all limitations in Rock & Rye.
Geo. w. Chesley, sole agent.
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CucUMBERs.-A large lot of fine cucumbers
are to be had at d. DeBernardi & Co.'s.
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THE COURTS.
SUPERIOR COURT.
nrN.nnr Indc..

THURSDAY, March 18th.
Alfred Dixon VS.. Catherine Hoeckel-on trial.
CLARK, Judge.
Mary Z. Harrigan vs. George McKee-On argu'
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HiWEING. offensive mucous, PAINS over
the eyes, or aCELESG in the head, SBCG EN-
ING breath, DEAFNESS and tickling in the
throat are SIGNS OF CATARRH. Tie PuBsl-
LENT sECREFE0Ns thrown upon TIE BRcN-
membrane and POISON THE ENTIRE SIS.
TEN. Sufferers know how OBSTINATE the
disease is The action of Catarrhal Virus, like that
of smallpox, has been FINALLY DISCOVERED.
catarrh is Now CURED.
A. MCKINNEY, R. RID Pres, SO Broad street, New
York s. Wei DE Meyers Catarrh Cure
Is wonderful"
E. II. BROWN, Merchant, $50 Canal street, New
York Catarrh III years. Cared by one
package.
W. D. WOODS, 4s7 Broadway, New York, cured of
Chronic Catarrh.
F. J. HAsLETT, $50 Broadway, New York, four
years Catarrh.
@. L. BRUSH, 443 Broadway, New York; Catarrh
10 years. Could net taste or smell. Cured.
G. G. PgEsBURY, Proprietor West End Hotel.
Long Branch. Cured of 20 years Chronic
Catarrh.
MRS. J. swA9TZ, "a, 200 Warren street, Jersey
City, cured of IS years Chronic Catarrh.
L. A. NEWMAN, Merchant, so5 Fulton street.
Brooklyn. Chronic Catarrh. Given up by
physicians. Cured.
A. B. THoRNE, Insurance, 1ss Montague street,
Brooklyn. Self and son cured of Catarrh.
]. D. MCDONALD, Merchant, 10 Broadway, New
York. (sister-in-law) Had Catarrh 30
years. Cured.
Etc, Etc, Etc, Etc, ETC., Etc
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PACIFIC SLOPE NEWS.
ANOTHER AGITAToR CONVICTED.

DISPATCHES OF LAST NIGHT,
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CLUB ELECTION Maple Leaf Club
had meeting last evening, and the following
officers were elected for the ensuing term ::
President. James Wiseman, Jr.; Vice-Presi-
dent. Vert MaslIn; Secretary, Z. b. John
son Treasurer George Emery; Sergeant
at Arms, Charley L. Flye; Surgeon. Clarence
L. Crabbe.
A Yesterday morning
little son of Supervisor Beckley, at George
town, had one leg mashed and broken by a
horse stepping upon it.
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DIED..

Sacramento, March .18-G George, youngest child of
Maggie and the late Charles Thesis, 6 months and
81 days.
Friends and acqualntauces are respectfully invited
to attend the funeral which will take place from
the residence of his mother, corner Tenth and
streets, this morning at 1890 o'clock.]
Near GAINESVILLE, Ell Dorado county, March IL
Darcas, wife OF the late Hiram fairbanks. native
of New York, 70 years. (New York papers please
copy.)
Marysvile, March 17-John Mullen, 40 years.
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AUCTION SALE.-Bell & Co., at 302 J street,
at P. N. to-day, will sell choice collection
of flowers, plants and shrubs.
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81. % and s5 Front street. Sacramento
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LEN I'D Z. L &c G. Cd,
yos. IL. 4s and As TX ST.. Sacramento. Cal.
, 1880-02-24

politician who would allenato from tho
Drn1ocrats tho liberal voto which nlonu
can, gtyo them certain essential Morrill,
ern Statas. William X. Morrison,
of this State, has bcen named
recently, but tic suggestion only illustrates
tho poverty Of Dcmocrattc resources mot
That Morrison Is not MI ablo and honest nnu
III Ills why, but because l,o Inns not tho per-
sonHl ambition, strength, and bearing that
Should bo characteristic OF 4 Presidential
candidate. Others even moro obscure mud
less .ayn!lnblo ttan Morrison nrc talked of In
Washington, hut really serve only TO reveal
tho tltscomIltnre Of thu party leaders.
Tho fact Il becoming moro and moro evi-
t1ent every day TINT the Democrats aru lit
distressing mutttlte. htnttcrs haye not bccn
helped, but confusion lins indeed been worse
confollnttcd, by tho recent gathering at
Washington. Tho Democrats Of atl factions
have been mado to feel how far npart they
are4 and tho country has been warned that
nothing but desire for spolls will bring
about oven preterso of harmony In tho
party.
, 1880-02-24

Genuine pretzels are salt, but tho one in
Chiongo Ia too frrsh.
Th8 New York 1Vitness has been excused
from further appearances.
Won Suppe's now opera Is to bo called
"1aol! on Earth." 1t was probably Inspired by
u!noe pie,
Tho roses are still falling. Soma lconoclast
has wrttten u book to provo that Capt Kidd was
not pirRte,
nettos tato than mayor, was good enough
proyerb whom written, but 1t will har.lIy apply
to the thinner ot Russian sovereign
The recent attu.npt on the Cxor's ltfo
brought only incroascd misery to tho poor poo
plo OF Nussia. since immediately after tho OF.
plosIpn provisions wont up.
Now hustlNlcttlcoats hayu narrow tioupces
Ret lenEthw!so tho train breadth, aud stlilty
staEched.-FusAtuR Journal lta,nenber this,
young mani When tho beautiful being upon
, 1880-02-24
A WREToHED MONARCH.

That tho Car OF Russia should feel enblt-
tured aRalnst hls people Ii not cxtraortll-
nnry, md that hu Should 10 contemplating the
proclamation Of martial Inv throughout tlle
EmpirD Is tho nnturnl outcome ct tho s[tlln-
ti0l.. Five times Ills enemies hnye sought
his l'fe: rs nany more times he l,as escaped
from their consplracics by tho warnings
glyon to hin by lls secrot police; and not a
day passes tllat tn can feel secure agntnst
tholr renewal. Ills foes arG eyerywl,ere,--
among the common people, in tho Church, IN
the .unfyarsltlcs, IN tho army, III the gcn.las-
mcrie, even In lIla own household. Like his
predecessor the Car Nicholas, Alexander II.
Is victim nf melancholy, at times changLng
Into deep sadness, an1 again lnanifestlng
itsolf In drca.lfAl outbursts of passionate
angor. A monarch Of such temperament
as this, who cannot stir out Ut his apart-
nlents without exposing his life, who
cannot journey from ono city 10 another
without being threatened with dagger md
bullet, who does not know from one hour to
another wllat fresh form OF assault assasil,a-
ton will assume, ard who must suspect the
servant TINT walts upon hlni, tic cook who
prepares Ills food, the policeman, who exe-
cutes his orders, the army officer With whom
ho consults, aud every person to whom
he gives lntoryIow,-such d monarch,
tl0gged and laraSscl at ey9ry step, afflicted
Will tic horrible llseases Of melancholy, ILL.,
sol'l!ia, ai'd nervousness bordering on III.
san1ty, cannot be expected to DO pat!ert with
Ills people. to pass wise judgment, or to ar-
rive at ofalclal decisions which will tuMh to
ailay tue present agitation. On tho other
, 1880-02-24

tho runa nro always for bauk.1otes,-
for money to pay debts with, When
ever tho bank l,as pald out nil tho notes II Is
rolnlnnlly authorized tn Issue, tho 1urston
then Is, Shall tito bnn1s suspend or Shall Tic
Goye1lmcnt lntcr1mse2 III tho panlca of
1917, INT, nn1 ngatn in 186a, tho bank wns
compelled to nppcal 10 tito Government. III
1s47 a1Nl lit 1857 MI Orsier In Council was Is.
sucsl authorizing tic Banking Departmental
borrow from tho Issue Department a,,tl to Is.
suo wtlatever additional notcs worc needed
To ineet the emergency. ThIs was doiu ln
both instances, md tho panic wns titlcd over
by the Issue OF lugal-tcNter paper In excess
Of what was authorized by tho Bnnking law.
III 1870 n likg orjer Wns tssuet Int tin
, 1880-02-24

whom you are calling slta dowu with
TINT sRgtata forgotten Boda- cracker. :, 'e'se
ltcaa-p0ekct '" bet
Tho daughter Of Senator Slnror l..
acrtbetl III hAvtng "nawoei. ehiakc foas ~ ue.
Ecntlc MANNERS" The old Eent1em,,'e ee AID
sweet bank account, which ron,icss ht,n ""s a
trlutivo. ''a at.
An American named Wright rcccnt,r ~,
In 1lrnzl worth E0O,000. Goorco Wassssu Ws uled
probably hhd this gentleman Il, mimi ,.s'on ,.,,.Ns'on
marking TINT ho would SOONER bo Wripht Wit .as ~.
1'rcststent. ''sn' Than
a person who wrItos to know "ff tho ,n,.
bers af the First Regiment Of fhtca,, 'nell'
smeIt powder" ia informed that, ns n,o,. WY
them hnvo attended dancing parties thi. ,ra. "
with fashionable young ladios, tho chYnce. "'.ee
that thuy hnve. a'es hts
1t II a dlsgracofnl fact TINT womo,
uttlerpnsd for NIL kinds ct work perfnr,nase ~
thotn. Miss Mary 12ootl,, tho editor of Ea.soy y
Ha1dr, is obliged to subslst on a pIttan.a ~
taoo per ycar. a hosrtd nnn would got at i,.. ~
sl,soo for tho sumo work. o'' ''eess
pondoxter, tho emotional youth win ill.,,
Curtis at Richmond, becausa ho gently nra.,si sa
tho foot Of Miss Cottrol whlto trying IN 'va .ss
Tor hot, bus takcn ont ltoenso It, ,nnrr. ~
yn''ns Indy. Mr. Poindextor In tcmpofurliv ~ na
sldlng In tho Virginia pcnitontisry, ~
Even baseball l,as lis good polpts 4.
hrescnt atlsnitor Of tho gano, who bad onu eas s
proiessed Atheist recently Joined m 0rtho.,os
iriond. said ho waa compelled to beljoro In pre..
idcnco when he saw tho champlonah!p uo tho," 'w,'
Ko-kun-hua, the Chinese Professor at ill.,
vnfsl goes mich Into society, aud is aatd 10 cn,
Joy It very much. II reports bc truo thc,e ~. !.
itothtnR to nrntnnt him. Rita In &tos ~. r, -
, 1880-02-24

SUIT has been begun III behalf Of Mrs. N.
Seymour Rogurs, OF this city, to establish
her claim to a one-hMf interest ln the ccle-
grated Il. E. Leo Milne Of Lcalvile, which Is
valued at sl0,o00,000, and 1t is snitl sInlilnr
proceedings will shortly be Instituted iii the
Colorado Courts.
, 1880-02-24

,TltERw was good deal of human naturc IN
1l!ackbNrn's unsuccessful attempt to choke Dlf
wishes to gux everyhody eisc. III, sho,iii not bo
}mdxed t2o hatsh!y, for there - probably no Inv
enforced Idlencss than bis. It was built for
Bpcpd.-NeU Turk Tribune.
blackburn has a double motive forputtlng tho
brnkes m bis inv. lie wants to deceive tho
people Of tho North 80 that they Will trust the
SOLID South, ind ,ho wants to get Jpn reputa-
tlon for "Conservntis,n," 80 TINT ho mny l,avo a
ohanco Of being elected Spcakcr next time. hut
people remember that 1t was this lll,lE who sutl:
Yes; thank God, tho Conrcleracy aus captured
tho Cnpltol."
, 1880-02-24
GOLD AZ An EXCLUSIVE LEuA1-TrNDER

There ia nothinu so nmcomfoTtnhln n thn
cancelled. suncrct1Ious dormattst M tha
cold Ionic of fnct.; Glttterinp rcncro,,ttcs
and sweeplnr asscrttons. and rhctoyIco, mn.
uu]s tn n s.uer,or "hnncstv - on1 n n,,r.r
tmoro,jty.n nrove ,,tter fut,,,rps yvl,nn tnstaI
b,- ren,orscloas trut,,.
Tia mira Wa1t stroot nrcaa ,a ,f ,rs,,rod
bv Tim snnc tlircctint, mini ho1,lv orr,n,,tla1
the recommendation of tim President md n.
his scrrotarv n tfc rrnc airy that tta 1roon-
bacls In dr,,onctizcfl. md to t,1a t,,ov o,,,l.,
n renewal NJ tho t,cmoD.1 thot silver no ~ ta,
mouotfze, oml lint tl,e I1u;te1 stnt,a ,t s,,,o,,
tn,,n noultIou o,,nn,, Iba o,n,,,oro,,1 ,,,t,a,,s
~ tha .vorl1 wifi, mi, "a tho axa,s;,,a ,,rar
tr,,Irr ,,oht.nor,nv ,nonow +" sn,,,ast ae"' -,
Ills ,ronnslt;on ,,,n.a ,,o,,oru ,,n,,, ha
,1nrf,,,Iv nro,11c In ,hotr ,]ar,n,t,ttr,, ~ ~,
forms If ,nonny save mil, M ,]ishonnst t,ov
layo ,,onourcc,1 1npol.tnn,,or ett,,or na = ro,v
art1flcc to eunl,lo ,1Is,,oncat i,nhtor. - ro,,
hounat ero,litore bv foro1,,,, tta,, ~ sa.a.',
cl,cnn ,ln]lnrs ~ dcl,nsc', % n,,,at. ''eu, ,,a"
hnvo o,so av,,o,a,nd +ho ,ono,,,,1au,, -
-, ~. ,,N" ,1e"'.Ao u
aDalso ngatnst the dishonest policy OF making
paper money leEal-tenlor Mt any time and III
huyo nsslnletl TINT tlle limited States fs t}o
on1v n,oco cfn,n,,rn "a have ror,'a,,o,.,,,
Government wllero. lcgal-tcnlor paper Is
authorized. aul tl,ev hnvo ,tcm,nJo,, tho
tlcnDltettzhtfon OF tho grCcnbNck In ortlrr
Tint thp 1Tnitnd Etntna ,,,tn,,t In r,flo,o,1 80
.''@ s''o ot4ss'4 o'"'to "t'e"t w 1e1t'ett ol
the disgrace, alllf 10 nbo to claim tdtnlttnnce
among anon, inc honest @ nations o. TIC eart'l' by
whom gold nInHe ts recognized as the only
f]aht. nm vit,tt ,nr,,ay
n,'. ~ 80 '''o"eg. -
IltE CHICAGO TRIBUNE, dlsFcgnrulnE the
nbuse Of these orenns of tho money.snnyers.
nus pofslHtontly p0lhteu ollt TINT thor0 Ia llu
commercial i'atloh III Europe where gold Is
exclusively the iesal-1ont1er money; mud VIC
po'lltea out taat no sac'. nattoa could multi
tata '!S business II go'a was tho exclusive
leRai-.ei'der money. LII tho Inst number of
tao Ne~ York Natto'I' tho most lnsolent
of a!l tlle organs Ut the mo1ioy-sl'ayers, that
paf!er thus e1u!vocatea. thus eyades the
'Fu'i,' anu TINS 'nttecently auliorcs to Its
ol'gl'a' assertion tnt Eng|a1'u iss no legal
tol''er snve GOLD con;
W. d. not % rule. think It worth while to
"ccs bue wo mMsi Ii IT, attsi ,Sla " ~ MetSs f
shat when It Haya ieKl tender pstpnl III Engiani
ora"55 ~ 70 IT, isso 70 nM 1t9''. @ ,t .,. by e,p
WY tat "E,gland providos III asss s ts ssasat IL III
q aGpt Iy' IPsr es ~ Miat ,1 tho e!tSr
shoso parts ii cs,l soa,,ittiuga srss liMor. t r..
Ihe uHcrntient hna 70 power =, rsler an issun
, 1880-02-24

: A CANVASS among tho numbers OF the Con-
aectscut Legislature ny to Presidential pref
:renccs shows Grants stock to be the strong
..st The third-terlners number %, ngalnst
Il for Blaine. 10 for Sherman, u for 1Iawley.
3for Washburnc, for Edmunds, ai,a 0 for
llayes. Among the Democratic metnbrrs
Seymour 1eatls with ii, .Tlltlen llas IL, Duy-
ard 5, and Eaton, Thurman, David Davis,
and 1lcnlrlck b.: Wright each, ;,
, 1880-02-24

In the abscnce OF my other subject for dis
cussl8k tho Dnptfst ministers of Chicago ycs-
lerddy talked nbont tho growing tendency OF
church members to patronfze tho tllentrc md
t'e opernt md tho stops 10 bo taken to check
this "glNWing evil"
, 1880-02-24

EVIDENTLY the Grant "boom" md the
6hor!nan "mnimuyre" haye mt reached Kun
snR. for tho Republican politicians Ut TINT S,,tto,
with u strange lsrr9,lrtl for tho exiEticies of
those two candidates, hnvo decided ,lot to hnl
their stnte Convention to ctcet delegates to tho
knHpns III not grrAt Htntr hut its vutp Is worth
something, md this terrible prernsttnntl0n in.
IN that Htnts havn nit ynt ilntlo up tllolr minds
IN wtic! direction II would 10 best to lot tho cut
1Mmp.-Uuston Ifei,tfd.
knnsas Is stata that ought tn he needed to
sonn oxtont whom It doos spcnk; for 1t gives
trustworthy Republican 1nnjorty, Its yntce
ought to outweigh that Of any State in tho Soltl
South but doesn't.
, 1880-02-24

TME Minneapolis thltn,,) Tribune lately
interviewed soyer1ll leading MInncsotn po1ao-
crats, finding that tho proposition to give Dom
molly Atr. Washhurr's scat In Congress ID d.
uoanced by nourIy 0lt Of thon, as an outragu Of
u htgh. handed chArapter,
, 1880-02-24

corded to him In America, md TINT while In
dlfitlnals tnay differ rs 10 methods alul col-
lateral details,' tho heart of Chicago Is sound
oil tho main question of practical rclef fur
present needs and measures for tho porma-
nc,lt anleflotntton of tho woes and wrongs Of
Ireland,
, 1880-02-24

THE Washington correspondent Of tho Dos-
ton Aduesttser sHys thAt IA Dcm0crutto Senator
of prominence expressed himself very strongly
lit roxlrtl to whnt he termed decentralization
Atnong C0nKreas,lcn III connection with tho
nlnnia Tor speculation. Stock opcintnrs wero
allowed priynto wires and otlicea In tho Capitol
building, md tho constant temptation was to
speculate In tho value OF aeGurltioa which woru
likely to he affected ut times by lcgtsution. This
ho ldoked upon W n Rront uyl and HAuso which
ought to 10 fsow1scd upon IN CpnKross.t'
, 1880-02-24
POLITICAL POINTS.

:. AL""e"1stt ! INV lio aALJ'cAGllt Nt!cEAtt3 TO
thG NntionnI Convention shn1( yotc as onn man
ntso!tetl, Tint Don Cainnn1n la that one tuan. a.
--FttshflUtbI HttfeW and EruHliilcr.
Jol,n A. Iornn mo,, H., , s,,ra,,,, ,,...-,
manager, hut ho cannot pley non" ca,unso.. p.'..
x1tIno IN illinois, ulutng and wushtr, r,,n h",,s
too nnty frlcutls In the State to aoy thn th,r,s
term "boom" to cnrry oil tho delegation .Js
cAa1pe.
year. sherman IA ttphtinv hnr,, ,n oo.., paa ~.
,,ant,. L., ns,n 20. 80 aaAtus nA1u u carry hs
sm,, r,,,,o w. u' o.' aa ns no eass task In Illinois
York. IlMynrsl Will prDIAbly carry Delnwsrn-
w. " o''st ''"S.'''
.,, nosn'' ~ sl,o6en OF rs very possible and
propan'c, anu powerful "dt1rk tor blaekh
"e'eo He"' hayoo TUG LORD, rs Ito led Israel
o. ,r o - apnnt TO lcad Ilis people lto bondnsu
nt r. h t,re va, ov pmt We ieryenty ptay
i,rst.-E|oti fiHi fsn,'er' A'e"4't otfo IN afaa'
,r,,o t,,,,,...r - 49,,
tho week by Mr.. IIcury Ward l}ecchrr WIN ,,o'
nnnls mt onlv n ti,Iry7 tnrr, t.,t 49, ~ o
I'll s, ., 49, ~ ".' 'si'"' out Ivy teslhs 10
IN tho rear, ar ucccher, IN orIJen,r ,;ctar. sss,s
mined to innke himself "gcncr7tly useful" as
Tug aaVcftisomonts say.-Ne1o York f1tion
Tho Gfcenville {NIiclk} I7,tleuentlent has
tho following; "l3latne ia Mlohtrnt,'s fnyort IN.
lay. but 80 It wna It, 1915, and Michigan dcIe.
sI9 Auo" -, u'ot s"1 tney ae'IouFAteiy sotea
Tor tliyes lind thcy hcen exponents Of the
sentitnnf,t wtlich gNvc tho,n their power they
WoAiI nafo Enteu Tor Hln!N9 to tho eud, and 10
wo1aa hitvo thus heen 1lDlnlt,Atcd."
srha ruti,(,rnnt noruhtyaa,s ,,ofraIr-
.,,aa.' ,,,s III. 49,. 1sepup,isAt'st ln.'uuAs
'n'ao "ho 1lke ttt. draht VOL enough hut Rro
convinced TINT ho cannot be elected, nre ton
tttnil to nuke nny innrt,safo, trhn crnnt
mb,nmera" oro ina. r,o,,tho, ~, .,..,.>'...a
,rtt,,. ax,,ot,+ ~, $780, .,.,' ,au assssss" s
rst, hid they believe That tho ttmiti dtsscntess
will full III. M0st Of then Will, but sou,c VIII
ltod: Gomfa'Ee lS hao quality, but 1t Gannot
WsyalI. -" '"'s' ~ 'a''A'''o'e'-
,r,,...
,,,s1l enuusu'lu ,"?os!ty ngnlllse tileil ~
et''8lo fep''pioaIi ulsttlet VIII not fostFhlh tAo
democracy when by overriding It thgy can Atoal
tho Presidency. 1t Is prObublp thnt Mr.. Wash
p,lrn rof ia toicr,tv =" IN ,,noaa tha
ooot,,,v..,a,, r.I., ' ,.' a',o, us y -
sSNntt'Aohos Ma!t't.eH MFlses, tt1lu !aelc - ~
ntllhh pF1ohDH!ty tsitlt 1t VIII nrel. THO pcople
ar6 eo'hH 70 e!eot u itenuhlit:nE President thla
tAM W such u 'nn1}'r!tF thht It Will hlHko ttt!e
t!laetenco HOW mo House stalldA, aMd Donneys
ch!lieHt WILL fUf'ialh political curlDt!ty.-SA
run iFess.
}Yn nra in nnattfon n ao,, That tto frfnudt
. -. ~ 80 Io'oA ~ ea! .t's '4'o ''s ,,,s
Vi at'nt 6hernl1h nfe not III tho !eaat "oFsed "
tho Cnnlerun tlasc0 In pcnnBylynna. They wtru !.
wlsg erp,lfh to lpt tho pnnt,slnu e1ans fRt1t It
o,,t omnnr tt,on,.,l,,ns tso,J,,, yo.rnrF And
"1' ~ .s".os ~ so,'ka. "".
w. Wy 4te u ~ pos,Hon - say tnat Jonii snctnhsH
, 1880-02-24

THE annual report Ut the Chicago & Alton
Railroad Colnpahy for tho year ending Dec.
II, 1871, shows In round numbers an increase
Of gross earnings Ut 81, 600 over those Of
1873, nh Increase ot S534, 900 iii operating OK
pcnses, and an Increase OF S55o,0o0 iii net
earnings.
, 1880-02-24

IT is proposed to construct crcmatory In
connection. with 1Vcehawken Cemetery, near
New York City, a'rumber Of capitalists mid
scientific men having interested themselves
III tile project.
, 1880-02-24

CERTAIN anti-Co,lkling newspapers In Now
York Try to mako themselves believe that tho
upshDt Of tho Utica Convention VIII be the Bout1-
Ing Of ConkliNg delegation to Chlcagu, Things
aru in IN odd condition when thts u crumb Of
comfort to IN anti. CunklingIto,
, 1880-02-24
MORE GRAIN WAREHOUSES WANTED IN
CHICAGO.

VhltAuo' ...
AM a"nnl'ty 0t wheat now m sioro and
'1l1o"t III tt's clly Is hbo'it a'uo'oo b'lsllels'
"s hcarly ohe.thlfd o1 tto totaa at tho lead-
I.k pon'ts Ut accumulation III l'o United
,hHcs, "s tep"rtett D5 tho stntlsuclAn VI lilo
Nc" 1o1A tfouuce ExehanRe' lhls's I'LL
eno'n'o"s q""nt'ty' "'hl' Win othoF Rral''
Moout nus "i' MI our aa'lap'e stornge-rooh
tWo 'aontls oelore TUG opening ot ehs SEASON
"' III ,,'.'1t'atlon.
lnis conalt'on OF t'lhcs mas neen whey
aesct'oca rs aftit'cla'' anu dne entirely 10 tho
iha''lpa'a'lofs of rev men wso l'ave run lip
'no l'tiee 10 q point aoo'e ttat WHICH COLI
SINNERS ate wlillng 10 pay. 1t u also oxtel'-
sVe'Y oo'leVca tl'as ttio ash fates OF freight
,l's's1ea on oy the ias'roatt alctatofs l!e'ps 10
Keop oacR the sral'l III tue west. There Ii
l1tsle reason 10 dount t'aat the forward move
,''ehtoi wlieat over raif afa ocean would linyo
pee" s.e"tcr ttl's w'tter than 1t IS liad the
!r1e" 'Ielo peoti hept ao"h 10 uo'lar pof
Dushei anu rall 1fclehts lrhm Claicago TO
No~ 1ork NJ - eeh9s PCT loo ponfNls. Hit tt
apre"Is e1ual'y pfooaole tnat theFe "oultt
itave ocen RiNt III INC West.of'u IN thss
Guy nhacr these conaltloAs; wililc the farni-
u "ot'a ''ase 1ccel'ea less LOT MS grain nad
a1oto' ueei uo "aSe OIL speculative excite
HUH W hhluco investments Ill "heat Us
property tiaI lt would pay 10 llolu.
~ IL uhaeh'apIe thas lilo "flcat-cfop OIL tho
uhllea o@ates last year wa8 ft,seh THO largest
ever known. Also' That tl'o wlde'nwako grain
merchants ot western EUROPE n'atlo nnus'l-
a!lS lareo purchases at tho low prices wl'iefl
pfeVallea 'letc lhst 4Augnst Ihey seem To
nAfH f{0fle t1li9 nGnn11En Statistical TINT tnntr
OWN crops "ouh 10 u'precedon@dly ue-
,te'eh1 ihe result WIS that very
iasgo part OF ufe years defcicncy was
ll!ca NJ low prices TO them; hna
IL IS UNDERSTOOD TINT the grain purchased on
lhose iaVol"olo Terms 'to them} III other
coallt1les ~ wei ~ ule unlleu ota1cs ms
llos oeen M aellvefea yet. laaSlns peen weli
suppieo' ehey ilaVo natarnilS hune oack
iloal paSlag uae enilahceo prices aemanaeei
W holuols uatlhg t'lo WINTER 'hohtns lhey
"ero not opngea 10 puy lihfned1aaely. and
have oeeh .asallng wheat purchased at
prices WHICH enabled thefl To sell more
shc"p1y 1nu', caEfo1's ofaofs cou'a oe Ut
leeeu "1' lAefe u teason 10 oeilese that
s.nli'ar st"te OF things Woula now ox'st,
thoaen perhaps noe 10 quite so 8feat an ex-
eh9' II NO. spF.ng wheat OF tto !ast crop
aaa never sou aooSe a dollar per oishcl IN
,nis respect 1hey "oatd only bla W cents
~ t,'o psopetty weeo onerea 10 uie'n NJ III.
Juss ~ 1lioy l'o" nia sl'lo" "lfch IL Is 'lela NJ
s1'.o' ny u!o Was' uaefe were fu'uots nero
'ass "eeK !" tae elteee taat colisitefaDly
"o'o tnhh Old" hha peen b1d Tor
y Ioana 'os 1or export p''t refused ny tho
, 1880-02-24

THE Donr.l Of County Commissioners yes
tertiny decided to atlvortiso for proposals to
furnish Cook County with suitable site for
3 roor-Farnl.
, 1880-02-24

AN interesting paper OF, tho Irish relief
question was read ycstcrdny by tho REV.
Arthur Edwards ut tho regular weekly meet
Ing Of tho Methodist ministers Of Chicago,
Willie not denying tint tho present condition
OF distress md Impending starvation III 1re-
land appeals powerfully to tho sympathy and
bene'olenco Of humane l,ooplo everywhere
aAd OF all fAEtl's, and while bcspeaking bo.),
Hsynpathy and dollars" for tho sufferers.
Dr. Edwards goes straight to what ,o
considers to bo tho secret of lrcla,1d's
woes, which lie sententiously summarizes
as "papacy atI Whisky" llo arraIgns
Mr. parnelI for spending too much time III
abusing tho Queen, tho Fn,ni'lc-RolIef Cou,-
m!ttec, MIL I'LL English men md things, au,l
a,ggests 10 Ifnl that ho would accomplish
Morq: go9l for Ireland by agItatton III Eli
gland, whore conviction Is needed, tlun by
oo.nilE to America to assall The British Goy-
crlln.ent. with "lll-atlytsed asperlty,' For
nll that, tho brethren Of the Methodist
Church Will not ba backward III contributing
to tho Irish tseltcf Fund. md their ,nol,oy
Will bo none tho less avatlable for mitigating
distress on account OF the opinion they OK
press while making tho donation.