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The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1880-02-10
DOMESTIC MARKETS.
NEW YORK MARKET.

Epors-Opened firm and closed quiet at
Saturdays quotations. The regular sales
Comprised us bales, and the deliveries on con-
tract 400 bales.
uotations-Ordinary 11Ac. Good Ordinary
II i-lee. Strict Good Ordinary IL 5-1ee. Low
Middling 12Hc Middling Upland 1sc. Mid
ding Orleans 1Shc. aud MiddltnR Texas 13Sc.
and closed steady. with sales OF lo7 600 bales
To-daY's To-day's Saturdays
lnAnin1. Close. Close,
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1880-02-10
FINANCIAL.
Nrw ORLEANS CLEARING HOUSE.

tfhw quotations Of foreign and domestic ns0.
kets ors from The closing tsieorasnsl
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1880-02-10
M,lain daH

FUTURES AT THE NEW ORLEANS GOT
TON EXCHANGE.
The inside figures Of the following quotations
u the calls are the bidding rates to-day and the
outside figures the asking rates. The bidding
rates at II a. m. and y. m. are for the reRula-
tlon Of MARGINS:
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1880-02-10
EXTRAORDINARY

sPoTs-Opened active and flrmer and closed
at l-16d advance: s-1ed for MiddltnR Uplands
and I'D for Middling Orleans. The sales COM
prised is 600 bales. Of which 70 200 we're Ameri-
can. Receipts Of all kinds were 227oo bales. Of
which 400 were American.
FuTuREs Opened firm and closed dull.
Observation-Disclosures. any port. not below
Low Middling. were quoted as follows: Febru.
airy =, February and March 6-16d. March and
June Is.a2d, June and July 15sS1h. July
and August IND. August and September
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1880-02-10
CONDITION OF THE SUGAR MARKET.
srha following is from correspondent OF the

The following is from correspondent OF the
New York Commercial Bulletin. February2:
nv conclusions Of last month were that sup.
snear thie year. and, II the supplies we're. az
large for twelve months aee Outing November
aud December. prices would rule low.
have come to hand. which all SUPPORT my rea..
poning.. Perhaps they may be rather vague
s, s He We ss ara
|. Va 1 have Vf lie Bulletin DIS Hales,, which is
considered an sq , s1a making the sugar
Cane tons ....'..'....'.......,SlIl zoo
Beet root tons $3.50 900
Total, tons ....'.',,.'''''.'., soS 700
Crop 1873 10. tons. 4os7o
naf,cit ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 333,a70
Tnie would make, az nearly az possible. ~
scr cent decrease, The English indies produce
nearly onehird q the TaGte ~. say tons
o = The Ss United states has consumed last year
s4sooo tons. Of WHICH foreign sugars imported
tons Great Britain mper'ea s 300 SOY t e@ns
i,sso,ooo tons. Total ], ssa 900 tons.
s The following Il the statistical position Ia
cember II. is7p as compared with ISIS. showing
An excess In the stock OF 10000 tone 49,
Imports London and Liverpool sso sol 7aae.a
Deliveries and Bristol ssa Iss sd
e. IN he tfteen.h ef January tho anme excess
al 10 600 tons atill existed az the imports and
deliveries since the first of January about bal
Annad each other. with Visible supply atOat OF
40 800 tons. mostly from Brazil
/, Our position since last month is M follows
1880. 1879.
Tons
tmnorts .....................,ao. 46h 3p.94a
nisfribution .......... ............3b 4es AZ o9s
Efncks 1855 4A.6lg
Isl Taking the stock and visible supply IN the
rnitnd Kingdom January ID, 2Al, 900 tons United
Etntee January ~. $3.50 tonE-- 1pp haS tons.
Az the Cuba crop and the West lnttes are es-
timnted at nsa 600 tons. and most OF It will be
ehinped 10 Great Britain and the United States
do not apprehend great scarcity for the
eleven months of this year.
The price here Ia now NC. against exc last
year MincinE Lane reports "A weak market on
Friday, with decline OF l92s. without finding
buyers. The stock In the United Kingdom was
$4,000 tons, against $1,000 tons on january Is
Havana market Is demoralixed. with q heavy
decline January 81.
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FOREIGN EXPORTS.
ron LIVERPOOL.

ron LIVERPOOL.
Cotton bales a&ls
FOR HAvRK.
Cation bales . as4A torn, bulk. bush Al, 40
ron BREMEN.
Cotton, bales -. 1925 Corn. bulk. bush. 1eo
FOREIGN IMPORTS.
FROM RIO DE JANEIRo.
Cuffee bags. $500
, 1880-02-18

,.-. ITEMS.
Tho Erie North Shore Fnst-Frc1gllt Line
will hereafter run direct to Boston and New
Enpland no}nts nver tho Er1e YIN DtnChnln-
~ nraai,sn;aa,.,,t. h T. m,asaa T,,rnnI nnah
md Fitchburr Rai1road.
IAo new olahch OF tno Aicn'soh' ioPcRn
& Santa Fe, from Galisto to SANTA Fe, six
teen miles. was opened for business last
onSy a tT2ns nM running ssnfo through
Without chanRo Of cars.
n,,.. ,,,"...s - a.. r,,,,, !, .1ton
1,in ~ Iii; u ~ EGEo t"tn ,sto ~ c",.
hatroaa wi1i megt touny 70 3aMo ',n anort rpt ~
t ~ ~ ,,i ~, ,,annt auat, nthnr
tno stuckiloluGss a!N i!mtlaet t .ia nuGA TU1 ro,
Hcid ''is' 4 prelin}nary ri business meeting last
ayertnr IL prnpare for lie work 10 BE- dono
fn.tinv.
ma -onortoa .,,o+ ,,r+tos IN Tim frtarest If
T. Iep9rIHa UNI pa.lleS !in H. e n1t rantro nt
Rallroad. hnve offered fhc Goan1y s o. a,eoh CnlP
peWa 5o centS on the d1!lnr LOT tile snTk * y
OWLS ln tlle GhippeWa Ea!s M Mestefn I.ai-
a9aa lf' ne e' LIVELY l;n es ~ oS, tSSS, Z q Pnu
The meeting OF tho "1ligh Joints which
wifi be held at tho Grand Pacific Hotel in
THIS city o. ne Dih Of t!lis month w ne
ncepnpan!ea ~ uno nsna! t1is nlHiuF Mts o. Jt.es
ent@nerings' @ dns rTEuiHr jMPa.y H. eetlko a. tso
same place on tho 2,th anl 25tll, The roads 71
eatlng west IRON naiaio w. niao sp assenUle 1aI
laG m n% nmpfh fha =! dr6,9 o1aeF aoe minof
The Detroit Post and Tribune says tie by
Inv grNrtIng a bonus OF $40, 600 10 The Wind
sor & Essex Eeutrc ililrood was voted upon
by the pcople OF North Colchester Saturday.
1he, resr!1t was the defeat Of tho by-law BY
rn+ttna itts y,rnrtfcnttv tl,qy>nsns ~ 4te ref.
, 1880-02-18
MUELLER MISSED 1T.
IIe Expected to Got tho 1;Mtise Fortune
OF an Old Vrtend% but sho Court Dt-
cldei Against HIM.

OF An Old VrttHut but sno CoNrk De-
cldcd Against Him.
Rpfetns D.paseh to Tia Chicago Tribune.
CIacISNArI. O., Feb. l7.-An Interesting
and novel suit, involving Tho title to Nh cstato
OF 500, 900, was disposed Of by Judge l,axter
IN tho United States Court to-day. III 1874
John III. Muller. contractor for. tito United
States CustonrIlouae In Chicago, borrowed
$4,000 from james r. Morris, IN old per-
snnai friend, residing In Ironton, o. Soon
after this loan Morris, who was n wealthy
b,.chelor, came down to Cincinnati to cele-
brate With MILLER ufa birthday Of tte latter,
The two drunk freely, and whife III wine
tiAey entered into fnr1aal agreement, Which
was reduced to writing, by which Morris, upon
Ills tlunt'l, WIS to leave To- Mnl!er MI MS
property of every Kind, md miller was 10
E,iaralliea tu Morris M annuity ot $4,000 n
Ssar, payaile uaarierly About a year later
3lOrfis visited his former home II Walss,
and while thcre ,,iuA. Hearing 1f hta tentf,
WiiIlrr, who Ind paid none Of the promised
annuity, Immediately produced tha agfce'
l,cnt, and claimed the entire estate. Tho
lclrs' WIN lIvu in Wales. brought su!t to
hive tho agreement set aside on the ground
tllnt the two men Wrro drunk when u Was
inattu, and that Miller. 1oycr fulfilled hla
iart of Ii. JlltIee liaxter, Today ordered! t!le
Increment nnnullc.l, and tho property dis
tilbuted alno.lg Morris' legal heirs.
, 1880-02-18

gagged in the Montreal trade, ard Is
9f iron, a3s feet long, 50 feet beam; r.;
nightly thereafter, and, should tho anticIpa-
tions of tho founders Of the line be realized.
four new steamers will be built and weekly
traffic established: The competing line, the
Rcd Cross, recently establis!led low ul.loa.!s
city, md 1t Is claimlcd TINT by going. direct to
the Newcas.letown warehouses tho extra
handling and transhipment now necessary
Will be nvndcl. Newcastle now takes from
this side 1,0o0 tons Of prov!slons alonG weekly
for distribution through Northern EnEland
and Scotland.
, 1880-02-18

JUDGE MAcKEr. of South CnrolEna, re-
ports conversation with Con. Grnnt that secms
to confirm tho atutemct that the inter iaopcnly
Gen. Grant remarked to Mayor stnnlcy, Il, re-
p'y Il, ri, observation by that rentlcnnn an,
! iGlieXo, tl!e only living 9x-prosent t 1f TUG e
TRIO but, from lolI1n Bians, yolt viii ret rid Of
TINT distinction within ycnr, by having tho cx
tnknn from your present titfo nm" entd Crnnt,
"a,r. fInrcS will f,u President yenr frnn now.
swell" replied Judge Mnckcy, ~ have cn,no
within q fow rnorts Of 1t, nnyhow." "ThlR re-
mark" aAys Judge hfaokey "dil not seen to
,rr|tnto Oeil. Gr!iflt."
, 1880-02-18
BUSINESS NOTICES.

Arcntl,s Knmyas has been used with
highly beneficial results during tho last four
Year, In tho various t0rtns Of yBpcpsn, gastrtis,
ntsea, general debility. consumption. otu. ku-
like beverage II foo<ll; t1ato from milk, peonl-
inrly gratcFul to n delicnto stomach. Nnthing
clso rnakes flesh, md llood and strength 80 fast
1t cnn be safely rcllel on for tho regeneration nj
thoSo cssns Of lnw vitnlfty IN which medication
or orilnnry nutrition fall. Penti for circular;
f3gwaro Of limitations. ArcMla kumyss IL tl9t
sn1d 10 tho trndc. Consumers supplied directly
rs a. ArcnI, Chesniat, l7o aiadison street, chi-
cHEO.
, 1880-02-18

srttial Dfspateh to 7hs Chttdeo 7stbtns,
ELoIS, Ill.,, Feb. 11-The Republicans have
organized club here OF nearly ninety MEM
bc1s, and nt tho meeting last evening 4 cau-
Gus was called for Saturday for the nolnina-
tfon Of candidates for Mayer and City Trcns-
urer. It is proposed to draw the party lines
closely, md make fight nt the:eity elcctl0n.to
occur on Monday, A1nrcll l..
Aid. +. S. Iinaworth was ind0rBed for
Mnyor and II. G. Town for City Treasurer.
Much enthusiasm IN mnnifrsteti among lst,-
pli!,llcans, who arc largely In fayor Of Blaine
Tor first choice,
, 1880-02-18

gap will be complete early nrxt summer.
'rIe Chicago d 'ln'nalI olto contemplate tho
ssretE I'm Fl tec .4cy y2aa @ bf 81 I'a1s fqa " sx.
ford to Do.lgcviiic, el0htcen miles, With
branches north to Highland and south to
Linden. 130th OF these towns offer to loan
tho Company money ctn,lEil to bus Tho Iron.
vIlls 10 aintiis0,, tho road will run along The
divide nj very easy grntle, not lLrtfge being
necessary the whole disInnce: The City n
Madison Ia asked for $500 which will
n very Important roasl fur Madison. as Ii
will give Tie Capital railroad communication
With the southwestern portion Of the State.
, 1880-02-18
THE PAPER DUTY,

NEW ORLEANS, La., Feb. 17,-Owing to tha
remarkable Increase In the price Of printing.
paper, tho props1ctors Of tho newspapers 1t,
New Orleans assembled nt tho office of tho
ffcntfIne Inst evening, and tic following
resolution was adopted:
Resoroi, That tho Representatives Of I,ultlhis
mn in Congress be, and they nre hereby, eMr1,cat-
1y requested TO uso their influence 10 hayp the
futy m printing paper. chemicals, and 1nnterlnls
used III tho manufacture thereof removed or
materially reduced.
, 1880-02-18

y. Gillespie, Episcopal Bishop Of this DID,
cese, rs presiding officer. Addresses wcro
given hy Prof. Kclzic, Of Lansing, President
Of the State lizard Of Health, Bishop Giles
pic, Dr, D. c. Jncnkcs, of Pontiac, of the
State Doarl Ut Health, the Rev. J. Morgan
Slnith, and Dls Griswoltl, Brigham, md
pfhnrs nf thfd rtfr = ' <7N
, 1880-02-18

Mrs. Langtry wears cardigan Jackets.
You can lead q It, Louis man to \ bar, but
you can't make him drink water sftes hs gets
there.
Ihe Waterbury tConn.) Ansertoa7s an
nouuces an Important addition TO tbs intoa.
leotual department Of the Nov York 1Stbuns.
That u to wy, ME, Whitelaw Held WILL marry
, 1880-02-18

If there to those WIN prefer n sccontl-clnss
paror ut ono coni lcss rer copy than they must
fsr!or f ono, iot tion Gy MI ineans sare ne 1Snnp
Tho Tfmes is not tho pnpor for them.-fhscago
Ts1nts.
There 'wns st,ctl a rush for tho stx-cent paper
thnt, to avo1d tho gcnornl bankruptcy Of tho
pcoplo. tho Ilnes 1ncrc[fully reduced tho prlco
IN 1vp nc,ttA
, 1880-02-18

The Blaine meeting In Columbus Thursday
night promises tn be great succcss. A dis
patch To tho Cleveland LEADER says 1t will cast
thc sherrnan meeting far In tho shatlo. One oe
mo lAtcst announced c1nverts To Nialno Is Ad-
!a'ant-aencral Gibson, who until now haa been
put down a unc nt the ohiof satellites Of Shar-
man, and Ut tho trEumyirato Of Gnrloli Foeter,
aht! Sherman. Gen 0it1s4, ID now 4 Il!nIno nn'l,
au te hRs been selected N doltyer tho principal
address ut tho lsta!ne 1neottng at which stirring
speechcs arc aiso expected to be nado by Gc,l.
neatly and 0thors. A noat significant adnlts-
~ a'oh bus hcen tnalo by Con9er. Chatrnan of the
e.ate Committee. In stating as faut thnt
n'a'lios strength In Northern Ohio had fnrgoly
,neseased slnoo tho arhitrnry notion of Gen.
noolnaon IN attempting to crowd tho State Cen-
.i 'n,i committee for Sherman. Conger himself, II
~ DO remembered, Is a Grant nun, hut sat,,r-
NY ~ lptt for the East and u ia rutnored that
ae Us soes to aee Blnine, and II possible TO carry
oa uFant faction In Ohio for him.
, 1880-02-18

IN e@ghty-elght localities In Ohio, 1891
Demnornts hro for Thurman for President, ,007
for Tlllen, and so OIL dawn I'll tho 46sl who hnyo
hcon interviewed aro MI pIacal. In tito satnc
territory S,s.4 Republicans have Expressed theHa-
selves. OF these H,EB, Or 4Sa less than hnlf, aro
for Hhortnan, md ninsno has 1,ssd. Grant has
I'm yotg In Ohio
, 1880-02-18

MApIsoS, WIS.,, Feb. i7.-Artictes of asso-
ciatIon Of the St. Croix Falls & Satllt Ste.
Marie Railroad Company were filed In the
office of the Secretary Of State to-day; cap
ftal stock clatmed 10 be st,ooo,ooo. Tile In
corp,rators arc ex-tinv. Washbnrn, Franklin
Stcele, Senator Yan Htunwiek, Charles i.
1lntcll. John Martin, William Washbtrn, and
j. :. lsaker. Tho rpnli vii, start frntn St.
Crcix Falls, and extend to Superior City, on
Lake Superior. nnd thence r,ln through tho
Cn,int1es Of Polk, Burnett, and Douglas,
with a branch to Montreal River.
, 1880-02-18

THE Philadelphia Press INSERTS TINT ma-
jorlty Of the poat,lo In Qvery county ef l'cnnsyl-
/ yania arc fnr lllaino. and says; "Thorc aro
many Indications that tho people will not rest
TIL these dcleRhtps nro given tho opportunity Of
choosing which instritotions they will follow
those Of their own districts or thoso ot tho Con-
rentirns
, 1880-02-18
A WQMAN,S REMAINS FOUND.

SDtFlaE Dlspateh 70 1he {%lcd0o 5Faba1ss
LANSING, Mich. Feb. l7.-Dr William
Miller, Of this city, willis hunting trday IN
woods south Of tic Agricultural College, dis
covered tie renlnfns Of q woman evidently
having been dead a number of nt,nths. X
C0lonur's Jury established the fact that It
was the relnnfils Of M Insane oil Ger'nnIl
woman cnIed " Eyu," who lsas frequentod
these parts fur 8 number OF years.
, 1880-02-18

DAncocK, as well ns Gen. Grant, Is romem-
bcrcd In ex-secrotary nor1os will. One Of tho
bc1ncsta rcatfs thus:
Gun. o. u. I3abenck. 81, 40 per annnm until
Including $1,000 hnv0 Ilid him III tho y1Ar
1BiG, and educttng such other amounts as may
hereafter nay him nfIpr to my fIcoeAso,
, 1880-02-18

ATLANTA, Ga., Feb l7.-1lle Republican
State Conyult.ec met to-day. The Stnto
Convention wps called to lllFct hero APRIL 2t
10 cls0os, Delegates 10 the National C0nycn-
lion md transact other business
, 1880-02-18

THE Journal Is not worry enthusiastically
In fnvor nf tho third term, 0r even tho sccunl
torn principle. Evening Journal.
Don't you mako m exception OF nne thurman
for Il second term ut the Btats Capltal7 Don't
you eAthugu for hlnn3.
, 1880-02-18

Mn IiENlsy F, QiL1ta, Of the American
Exchange, London, hns eponed a branch otllca
: In Now York. and Intends shortly To visit this
city to found an agency hero. The New York
agent Ia Mr. L. W. blurrls. No. 10 broadway.
, 1880-02-18

THE New York Herald Inns covered itself
with glory by Its effort for tho relief Of tho
starving peaanntry Of 1rcnnd Nut only hns 1t
given the nuntaccnt sum Of 100000 outright,
but It's has more than do,,hfed this amount by
at,llcitlng and accounting for priynte slt,acrip-
ttons. Tho receipts M reported In the Herald Of
1 FL
, 1880-02-18

TnE bridgeport (C9nn.) Standard Is for
Grant, but Il" hopes no Btato will fullow the
sxamplo of pennsylyan!a u; and hclloyea any at
teu,pt to forcstall tho deo!Aon OF the National
Convention is extremely unwlae
, 1880-02-18
SANITARY EDUCATION.

Special DisnattA to IhA thieaao Tribune.
GnAsp RAr1lis. Silch,, Feh. l7.-A State
Sanitary Convention, or scInl far educating
the peoule In sanitary matters, hcgan In tl'Is
city tonight under tho auspices of tho State
board Of Health, will. tlla Rt.-lsey. George
, 1880-02-18
PHILADELPHIA,

pnnADErr1uA, Pa, Feb, 17.-The election
returns aEo lncagre. Indications point to tho
election OF SONS independent Republicans.
, 1880-02-18

TIE Albany delegates TO Utica, who re-
signed because Of snnp primaries, have boon re-
chosen by other amp primaries and nnw FRO.
iftltl
Tho Democrat aoon,s to hold that two wrongs
do not mako o right.
, 1880-02-18
RAILROADS.
The Disruption Of the Southwest
ern Railway.Rate Associa-
tion.
Eagt-BO,lnd Freight Finding Now
Ways to Reach the Sea- +
board.
Fixing Theatrical Rates-The Next
Meeting Of the High
joints"
Program fos the Meeting to Be Held at
tho Grand Pacific.

- ~s n...c.
-
~
SOUTHWESTERN AssociAr'nS.
The announcement was n'a1e in satnr.
~, ,.i,os, nattaa ~ t,a ~, nf ,ast month tins in
gwen notiee on aV az ~ 'ot ta,. % ,a st",h
Ninety days II WI! W'thataw IRON tne south-
western Isat1road Association. What was
sn @ pnesea ~ Y. rssans 1s s. p1ss11ss t as f, s
n''oa " t"o ,,,,t h",s .,o ...',,,,aa
IN every particular. put halt .ile Troubles @
from Which 1t is suffering nave mol yet peeh
reported Tic trouble WITH the it9ck lsinnais
10. a.'a t,,n noo, IL nnp battling With. Xii lila
Rock 1slailA wants IS Mrsor percentage
than heretofore. owing to It's new llno 70
Kansas City. and this matter co't''i probably
v,.,, W 1&'t5 tIa ""s 2ttssonr, pacife which. II
Will uio h'oso"ti ..,"ta1, a"I'ns, "".s"' ~
IS stated, mas ao'"!eu alu ~ ~
still violating the agfeement IN
grGss uhs S!ssos1 ae,S acen oxet e
ulo Hn'caso A'.Da tD!,s noso,u. ~. !. n"s va
surplus business Ls asnnnt 'n H. u LII 1S 3nny ~,
1usea ' a2 III inst ,neclinr c ~ nf s hsst}'
ea,lo, IL s1 te Aton ti TT ref'ise to jill in the pro.
Gce.'ines MhicsS III % fsat,!r, ,snnit;c ngrno
ss, q set.Ia slEr t ,aos hn3H nnt anrwaf,ss
n !e eetS " "n9 ";e H. nrart4e mi stl,
IL ti,,s teimstt, H. s III III Te ,tnn mnw rcft1scs
to iii, i, anw nffter injecting Of the Associl,-
tIoti until lhe Missouri Pacific "A!eps up to
ri'ta VIZ t,,, ~, Ia mnrt n the Sisso',ri Pa
ls a!o "" ,er U v +a,,rm,cps,hin ns so1ne iEmo
orn oe ~ nm l!, thn A. fn,lis roats ware m ar
rrnrs, It ACCENTED from the Rock island
Its full share Of S50,ooo which ttlat
IsM na trrn: r,n oo ~ 4hc Sftasnt,rt P"c,. ti'at
t1o pnn hny 60 e p9t;S;' t;; IT. IT., furhar @ .tS, "n.
n!e, IL VII hns ~ ST n5 Tt azs,,pc s,,p IL ~ nrn-
laanSW ~ ~ anst{smo c @ co,.jf sel ,p ~ I'M
osiG,,ons IT. ma f,l s"tnnnta ~ ai1 ar
counts Wfli nave 10 " G e,.e, v,,inr IN 'o w
tne poot tGnsTs ~ sina nHia i1 * ~, thc III III
tev II T ,nf ~ nn ~ tnt se ~ ne ~ nnn1inp nr.
u Apit, ,u.M .,,1 ~ c.;Ma 1s , T., mi fnrco
a, , ,,tisv rse ,s is;1c,nea,oss H uI as n"tit @
een Atll!s " isa a1. ttai,nt;,, MIi
, 1880-02-18

If the Democrats insist upon holding their
National Convention in bUIno city wheFe there 10
good loyal" Democratic newspaper they will
have to 10 very far South.
, 1880-02-18

FREnEn1cK 1IKcKEl,, OF Illinois, and Fred.
erjck IIusaaurok, Of Cincinnati, will be the prin-
c!p.! speakcts at tho tnass-1noattng ut anti
Grant German Republicans to bo held In syFa-
clsc on tho Hth Inst,
, 1880-02-18

. CINCINNATI, O., Feb. 17.-Icgulhr freight
trains through to Chattanooga on tho Gin
cinnati Southern Road will start on Sunday
next.
, 1880-02-18

SY1AcusE, N. y, Feb. l7.-IIendrlrks, Re
publican, has been elected Mayor by !, ,ooo
minority.
, 1880-02-18
PERSONALS.

4. The unit rule was condemned At Nnctn'
matt by majority Of fosty.two.
, 1880-02-18

M1obE ISLAND Is too small to hayo 6l-
fasno fae eo'lrt. Creditors OF tho sprague Manu-
nv, 1S,taEsa8 Company, representing betwosn four
~ ~ afe millions ut tho Company'4 Indebtedness.
sT brought bill III equity for the removal OF
~ trustee. Alta hearing hofore tho Supreme
H. oa Jan. 1, the Court said 1t could not try
~ Sase thcn, since alllta Judges wore dsquAli-
NJ. oeeauae of personal interest In banks which
SA opfagus paper, but It luti1lat1 that Ut
, 1880-02-18
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cn1rrH c.
COLDER westerly onowcdhyrl
y
d.aud
Ndscfo mi
, 1880-02-18

| DRUNKENNESS.
| Dr.D 'Ungcr, liscovercr OF tho ct1,chona curn
| for drunkenness, cures NIL casea. Room n
| palmer House.
, 1880-02-18
> SPECIAL RATES,

AfAAIASt
The Chicago Il Alton and Illinois Central
Railroads 'iaye lust entered Into an agree
lnent respecting theatrical anl other rates
from Chicago 10 ST. In,lis, md vico versa.
Tho following raics will he charged: to 0,
tncluatyc, &7,75 each; 10 to 10, inclusive, S7.25
each; 10, Slaa.75 for tho whole party; 20 to
20, Inclusive so rs each; 28, S1s4 for tlle whole
Harty 20 sfsassa tor ths who1s l!'a psrty; 50 TO-
wi,9!o ps'tyi q so tI'e for e,o the w,Sls ,s.
u; 20 10 Is, inclusive. $50 eacl';
ihe% % wsis pariy; M =; d t. VII M iorfho @los psrty;
10, Saol.7s fof tho w!olo party; 50 ana np.
!nnds for any less number tllan llye persIlls.
Double the ahoy1 yatcs fer round trips. FREQ
plss to be given to advance agent OF troupe.
NJ ihors than ano paSs to bo given on nc
cnn Join together aut get rats OIL solid
Ticket fur total hllaper OF two or moro
ttoupea, No theatrical club ttckets must be
sold to scalnerk. For special traln for the
Such special train n0t to excocti two passc'i-
Setiger enrs tho rate VIII be S4ao, ait! Tor
every additlon9l cur $lm M Is 70 DC cilhFeG, "a
oyellt of it's use. b,lt ttlo. berth 70 bo charged
n.ltlltionai lump sum Of $50 por cor to DO
cllGrged Tor dgy nse: j.. a., o,ar,, ,,,,n,,a
the II rata sllali 10 SID pcr car, Uhtcagp 10 81.
l.oula or Eaat Ut, Louis and return, or Vice
yersl, and not less than fire chrs shal! by
eharsfc ouS f1 fo1 sa sus Hssl yhesl9l
Of Charity, Students chntl.y, blayor's ordors
ald certificates and orders On account of
charity from Mnsont", Or other charitable
boss ha 9a BE- einrgyd ha'a SF2 STsc q, thu
above l9rt.snout. rItjtpr Intentional or un!n-