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through tho ncw.t'apers. have asways asn!ded
rushing tntn print. THIS whote thing was gone
nver ut tho ti.nu that The speoIui AYrut wns cut
herc Inst fnll, md thcrn !, nothing now in t.
This building IL md always hns t,ucn npcn to
nttcrwI1c, and ! huvs nothing To- do with my
Htarrels heytmt1 fntntllng my tIwn nlatncss, md
Rttnhtiing strictly tn NY work."
"sfave yon my npntnn IA 10 tho !nstsgators
"Sco hero, inv: tjust snitt that don't prt1.
pose tn IRISH Entu print with my i,ritHtc Rrlcv.
anccs. Tho InytstfYatLnn W,nsei,sn stareh rr,n
tho dschnrxr Ut A.. H. King frt,m tho pt,sItton II
tnaatrr rintrhac. It there Is t.. III, an lnvrstign.
t!on want It, rr'vtlrd It will hu sweeping md
bunting mp n,n,rrinl With which tn sri:tirc nsy
removal. % yn! think VIII run under sirn
mt Y BIZ nf II. Tho chnrytA 6ecni tu he Signed
.y ". W. Ihwngto,I. but hp ilaS In.en snatln =
tn,l Of. ~ viii nppenr nt thu gtr't,cr t'iap tell
ynsl there's s1lila. tl1ninH Otr ytt that Will FUR
niAh s.,tleltaly with music. ttt tiont pr,,p.sU
to get intO tho newspapers my sloru than can
help"
Thinking the Hcncral for hia Involuntary III.
tervlew. tho reporter left.
, 1880-01-23


CHloAu0, Jun. :..-At tho lust nM'cting Of tho
City Council petition wAs presented l,y the
taxpayoss and owtirrs Of real estate upon Fulton
and aiJAccnt streets between Kesizio nvcnte
md Rockwell slretta In tho Wnst Division got
ting forth thAs tho A1selupntht 0f thesO Streets,
which Aro t0 u lArgo extent improved by tho
EreCtion pf dwellings, ID grcutly rvtar.iod by tho
wAnt Uf u Aowgr M Rockwell street., IN tho
abs0.,uo Ut which tho 0Wncrs Ut yucant lots, WIN
would ntherwlse h.ii!i upon thonl, ,tre teterro,i
frUm w doing. THIS auk Ut ,.ecnssary 4lr1,nagv,
tho petition alleged. has chslstsl u determination
OF IhAay lhultsLnu} Ut sl1llAFt In tho yAlup III
property IN tito ntiIhtrbrhtpM, AMI Il hnAyy loss
u tho ulty III tho tIlint nf ulxus 1t might hAyD
nhtslntel tr1A tho property II Is further stntu.l
TINT tho 0WrtxM M pr'IMrty on Fulton Etrcet nru
A'lx!o!s IL haye II paved fEn,a lahckwt'l strpt
prUveneht Until AEwcra aud tsaHplppa Itrs IutA
~ tho street. Tho pulltipuefH ruIlycsunl that
thoy hAy0 lhtd tlxes for Years iilto tho City
TttasMry fur which thoy hllvo received lo RI.
turn, their anly advantage from, being within
tho city being tho luke water. They therefore
pe'!t!oneti tho tAl'eil y nror tho continuation
ut the Fultoi! street sewnr frotn 1ts present tor
minus tu 4seszlc nyeiln: or, II that oa1tnot ho
done. tho Er1lnttNg nf such other tellof " lnny
be Necessary In tho l.rpllllsca.
The p0tifpn. Wht'ko iHAll points are Yirep
abgVe, WIS. agnna BY 'paFttca Representing sew
eral hundrr,l ths,nsnlid dullarsI worth ii I'M
proved property directly at1evted by tho lack IT
estnte that would bo lullt upon II tho sewer
Wers laid. Ai,uiv people have brvu surprised at
commissioner WAllerb assertion that EAUO
u ~ much ~ cAn b0 AdyAntagoously expended
III any one year for tho building IT Sewers, lest
gssatsr expenditure should inpruaso the cost Of
, 1880-01-23

arm. ID L, permit thom 10 depart viii tSoit
s9 Hr 1s ss.' sl I'sy o ';GGaSy Gra.5 1e 'Tnsne1 Il.
wsrn ,lctrye,i and '!cniea. "n.l many Il ko,,sands
# tS III 9 n m 81, t 1hs ny con"
want Thu lame, ti,n Lts'rf. md tho sick have in
crtl been trrnra ont thtn Tho hcigh'mrinE ic!'1s,
hnyu escalri fn,n, the toxn i,y swimming TO the,
fho WI invine thus begun on tho part IT
io,ll,ri. Tho rrf,,forc,nr1,,s fr'm Iromnt t'ssn
Attnr arrived: n Vigorous ntnrk wns tl,pn n,sltic
,lnn tue pr,,y'icE... r. n!llcir march tho trxp+
N n.nnlt 40 .lzts tt,oiI recently abandoned IL
c4cM3,e the fury Vt tho rnIpnilcss suIhicry. linv-
Ing 1'n1ldrrrl tho flt''isss, ttey yet flru 10 tho
w,tstc 1t prrperty, ,tnkM!wn to civilized nnttnna,
they we're p1,,u.htrl t,ln tntcr t!t conceal thoir
AlprmGh !intler cs.xfr nf the smoke. at',ckinx
mixture nf Gtlwnrtllce md er1tt.lty whrh then
tlrt tarnlehei the l!!tirn Of tho british arms
when mined Mt hr1thor'H trGasti lsnt, htea.ed
~ ti,h. they were ,1st;1.in'sl trnn committing
nlle pnrt Of t''ar arlny. Including faa'y u thoir
Mtrt experienced tilscrrt. Tue loss Of the In
hnl,ttnnts w,'* n. considerable; !I ;.,, .
0ur cnlttrymCn Imprisoned. anti mrn, women,
and children iIvnlytal IN 1'rtIaiscnta md I'm.
inc, asTtn n'isery gf. Wft w mt ~ f" e az
Htntc. when VIC porcotvn nlr friends md kli,s-
.ncn masstcrtsl. dilr hnl'ltntIon4 pnndrretl. our
ssi c "y Y te nn f sh"ty ny wi1, @ ana
.tcsolntfon7 Who Gun cr,s',ra our repeilins tho
p.,e! c!rc,tmstn,lces. would not they tho grcat,
tho universal, the Divine law of self.prescrvA-
tinnnz ~
tcyinlnc.i to ttchnrn liko fnrn: through tnsultrh
nnll Al,liFc wp wisI, fur reconciliation; tht,,.y,
,,rfnncd rs sctlltlos, W. Asc rcntiy !" G1ey the
, 1880-01-23
"TlIE EDISON SCARE"

Views OF Electricity and Invention I;n-
tertalncd by the "SnfgxerlnE Cn-
ratcsH OF the Surcrflne " Ire view ~
Amenities Of EthrcrHOfln1 Journalism.
Sonic Rorc-hcatlnst electrician contributes an
nrtlco to the Sa,Hyt!'Y 1ttetes at Jan. 10 rias-
ciling Mr.. Edison, bis electric amp, and his In.
vcntlvc faculty IN Koncrni. Literary xtm$sp IN
L'rtlt,n attributes tho article to Irnf. Ty1r,alt:
but the Inter writes Mt nil times With dignity
and With knowledge, ind the mntfce Of the fol-
lowing Is 60 pHlpnblc TINT It Is difficult 10 td III
1t the band Of n writer who would t]is,lajn to
fight With other than scientific weapons. Hero
aro 4 few specimens Of this valuable produce
ton:
.liny!ng thought little over tho ,dIl1lcultes of
Inc rival plans for producing tho electric light,
uth'n illo ultlest md tue Glstest-tRMoly: ucatI-
deseetec in tho continuous circuit. Having
thnt wo honestly helievs ho viewetl It ~ grant
ICY, Mew ,ls asnariura Y electricity whereas + WIS
.lruds viii DO ag.in. Then he won't on iso,,ni.r.
ing through all that his prn!cees40rs had gane
through lnture him: ndrunelng Knowledge mt
but still pressing on with the prs,founlest cou-
vlction Unit everything thnt c'.1ne tpt.n him as
tnnvrlsy sSAs new alH' fl tho world: It is nnly
1ntlgc Of tho value Of the recent reparta Of h!s
sSessss s %ss anS We can come to 70 nthqr snns!,!-
M rn,n !thnst lnGn tnnf tuht "lth1lt iHuCpeh1-,
INT confirmation they Rro worthy Of cru.
thorc, can bo m 'iauut tint tho tnies;
nrw discovery are In the hivhcst degree iinproh-
As1lc. The use nf incAndesrence ~ means Ut
nrotlrinE light fron electricity without hreslk.
from nrarly the tmrinnIi,R NJ tho century, md
~ !ts .!.!SaniaxS3 md Disadvantages hnvc l~et,
t1 using the electric current whrn compnrrd
wbe snps op u. a. 9he ssr naaoa
the two classcs II pnss.sea grcnt advantages,
Which h1p obvious nj trst Hi9ht: but ", great Is
lta use has been very itcs, except TOR speclai
purposes. ~. ftlr example, the littlo n,rtlIcnl
lamps fur illuminating tho r.,yitlcs If tho lnly 10
turn out to he tho cnorllnlis c0rnmcreIni sccess
TINT Mr. Elssons lnsnpi l. represented tn be, is III
fme nls3st 3 IL eErre n';ke seGix that ~ we
frs1n lamps previously, known. Nor In tho ne
counts themselves TINT have reached us tend 10
lump istnore fragiic AMI moro .ticut 10 OH handjs
thHTi n1iy Of It's cn1npeer+. Thoy tn nut give u
tho l.ssi renson to think TINT 4 hns a''y els-
ehnraccr Of tho lncanslcsccltce nf carhtu nl,s,io
ir,m pnper, md ~ R',ch cnrhnn c9nnot 1na-
sTry s z SsO 1rT ~ ~ H. 1ats II r. fra ether k
untcrtain. this a,nn!l atsrnntaEn aeeins. TO he u
very slight nlnster To build such high hopes
rer em m rSS 81 not xbas sSfsGst : my WIZ %f n mFs .ths
sss ssa ' tcss shs oFasH q oy tseR9a 3ss
q saossssss sassSn ss ss'nx xxthn ~ t. asom ,s c'y f.
yas,!am lsar ike n, Hts"ns, Which, aa s..,,'o. h"
ter. -. Mfr. Etlleon's Successes see,n to hnvo
saa'apl;te'y sa'aps .,:rc' 2; g., hts hcH H. a"ws tic
Tho stl1ftn csll3Ilt tn Whletl VIC hive referred
, 1880-01-23
san r1urino-Isnongh !Indo from Cams
bling aud III Other Peculiar Ways 10
Hun sl.e G0verRllent.

Sun Murine Is Il Republican HtAto Of smn1J tor
rltoral 4IMotsiHia, hut It tns carilct Ellr0,tol
rnnbwr for the k'vnntas nt It's perception III thnt
particular dlrtetsnh Which ID 1}gtlrt!vely to-
II lsty for sayGrnl yours pst tt,Ill., fnr b,txl.
llgss In tho dttnrltlosis II its Most Exalted u1
ilustfi1ua Ortsv u Ghiyairy. nv! by, u.oreoyer.
Of ii,tcll ,lttd utl,pr tt!es, u tAu Duke 0t ier.
~, the I.aron, del Corsclo, und the Duehos
.fldead, xtAiai ttut tho tast na,nod
tttle cost !tA present owngr no loss
confederation than Ei,4m lii cash,
Mare.', alll tho expenses ilourrud, by the 1le-
pubiluan authoritlaa for ponplar festiylty
Marlnu, il Would appear, not satisfied viii iss
legitimate trnlu p!utits upon sui:h artirlts ~
uraid Crosse4 and putvats u mobility. h.s ro-
'KRmblinF ossublAhmet inln, Glp!tal, Upon an
unprecedented s4slio IT sptendor. Tho vrtuous
tcnuIltn. after long hesitation. y1elded 10 tutnu-
, 1880-01-23

tattons advanced hy certain wealthy cntrrpc-
scntct.'' 10 hanflso,na premium hns, wp IN.
dors!anl. lcen harsainea for by The uovorn-
nntns rn - II "n fd 1,"T ,s1 IT, tS
tiyltc1l nn."nF tho sagnctnn. Republicans ,if
thia remarkably wIlo nNuko stntn. enct Han
tec,hfary position amply qualifying him Il,
tlpnal Order.
, 1880-01-23
TOLEDO

ToLEno, O.. Jan. z.-9nA1S-1vheat quiet, No. 4
wh!to Wabash. s!0l; No. 3rod wlntcr spot sl3t; Feb.
snHty &ise: Mnrch. tlll; April sl.a,1; Muy, sl.sgt,
No. red Wabash, s1ls, No. rcd mixed. sl.5< Corn
gufot, high mixed held at 10, 4l}Sa bd M. spot,
4iAci Aay. Glto, ,lclanted, ss{c. Oats 1ulct but
..Cl0sEp-sfAcat dull ind l6wor; No. 2 rad winter,
tE,os,qary' a.e4' March, si3; April fi.si3; May,
SsyEs sE5SAdsS i.Sa I;.me. II ssI1 sW sSS:'
nnNa $50 0f
hliirnEsrs-wheas, a,aobu, corn. 500 hu; oats,
mono. -' 49, - o.'
, 1880-01-23
etronsof& long elcnr mtddlra, 10, Short 40, HbV
Lard atrr,nNJ primo Rtennf. &l'tt4aiu
IIttTrEN-UNll and MMehHnnn1.
f'NEEaE-3lrndyl Western, Ftial!G
WHIsKY-IlM1I md nominal attt,lA


rrl1LAnxtrnIA. 1'ns inn. q, n,-ftos'tt-No d0mana
agent for snnii lots, Western cxtra-. Gt2sahb0s
Minnean.a cxtrar. family. medium eta6, Rood, a5o'
choice kl1f; finer. t.75i Minnesota patent prpccss,
s1IMa;,;b ItyB -four tiu1i nt ti,i9f3h.I.
GItAtS-Whcat s1rnlcri relcEt"d. &13l; Nm. red IN
s1evator et+9i{; Mn rod. tanuhry tJ.54 bid, ti.N
.sktd; February. tli bid, tt.f nskc1, Marc1,. ti4fS
hid. ST. ,Hf nstrl. CnrnMarket dull; Western mil
mixed ami yo,r on trick. Fal tfhiv mixed or track,
h;c rail mixed, .nnuMfy. ht 4c bill h7G nskGlf fhr-
nj, lid BID. sife nskost, March, : hl1, H!te hskui.
Iit. III Iiinita deunndt rejected tatct mixed. liet
white. 41tt4tHt. -
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. prime moss bcgf. tl2m Mcss
rOrk, $dus ff ffatus sHln0kotf. ftAffcs pckfcd, 6N
J{f:3TEii- (HIct ind npphnnac3, svcslrru, I1sJec
CtEEs.-f2nns csanntesY. 15Yf4Sttci do good, l2aM
l3HG ,,,...,,o
ittcrirTs-Finsr, 1SD hri4i wtent, 700 bu1 corn,
Nil0 hi, outs. d.:ij bu;, ,ryn, To- BIZ.
HufrMENTH-COrn, h,d1f Jt1.
, 1880-01-23

40 th< EdMof nf I'M CAttdgo iflbHtH.
CHICAGO, Jim, :4.-As au owner Of land on
West jackson street, permit nc to Gull puhlio
nstunttnn to few points which should bo cur-
Fdcrel in rclatlon to tho vacation ot thut street
Dotwcon Cannl street and tho rIvor.
Tic vacation Ut Wc5t Monroe street should
not be tAkun us Il precedont by which tn infer
authority to tho present Council tn do tho sa,,lo
on Jackson, rs In tho former Instance resort was
1lrst had to tho Legislature for spccu porm,s-
zion 10 yacate tho street before any attsn.pt to
siU ~ WIS tnAdu by tho Council.
original subdIvIslon Of tho school section atll
wera dedicated hy the School Trustees to tho usu
Inv Of tho State was that II street w.ls vacatc,l
tho right Of possession reverted TO tho original
dn!,or-ia this tlstn.'Se. tue School Trustees.
passctl attempting to p!acc tho fco Of vncate,l
sssccts III tho n!ljOin!ng land .uwnera, wicl, mig
Ees.s the question wliotler tho rightnf rs,ersioll
fledculion Of the strrel to tho rnl,lio tho right
ut rtyurslnn tas tho urxiIIil dnbr WsiS u vested
right which could nut bo Aken awuy by tho
LHEtslHtaru.
1ho question also nrIscs rs to tho extent Of liz
eres Z ex sas T'.ss ,st @ s "f d q fe ss
If tia9 II the Council sl,oli!d undertake 10
vMsate portion " Stntu srprt, ls;twucn Jack.
lnnd nnrtll ami sal,th Of ttllt point hIyp anlnp
rights III tho mnttcr IN WILL ~ thso nhu.tnK tho
street III the place yacnfrdT These Ques!iou4
hl4tutbs r@il,irca tho uonsent Ut uli property
hu!anrs Interested tn n.thor!ze Il vacation.
Tho question alsn arises whether tho pr!.sunce
Ss . No. .he E %Sa i ss oas Il t' sss
oo tar so ne ~. so Is Il M IN.
arDinl it lily mure yHl!nllo thin Il "n,lil
bare l,.s'n otherwise? WIN tho, oosor!sg Of
r1tt4 hs, #
, 1880-01-23
NEAY fltt1.EANS.


NEW OnLEASs, l.a.. Jan. H.-tlnAlN-oAeS-Mar@
tot easler nj h23753c.
CoRN-slEAt-StronH and higher Mt saks29a.
1iAy-rlrnnor, prnp, tzLDa2ttp; ehUicc. fal01.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES unkottlcd3 inferior. 4ttGs5Aci
common 10 goo.t c..s'tou, Ha;e; far 10 fully fail. ~
as3kc; primo 10 chnce 74stso. yew clarified. sMIs
;ilfci fa5, 3TAsi sstr!t9gn', ,,i iSsss6o' primo 10
HtAS-Nn!t and !nwer nj 1aSSts 7e:
Wn'sKy-flrn!; rectlt1es *lAfal l.lo.
PHuYiatnSY-i'nrk rcArcG And i!Ei: MD $!3Eoi new,
eaNtX!s. 1Mri trnIcr. ttorcc. M's a,2i knR, eahfb
t76 Bulk ncnss htcad{, Mlsh fn'r dn.uand1 s@nS!i, @
esas t sc I. ,sns IND i rn
cfnu hrli CAnvAard, ikLlt3<o. .
MUSETAllY-tisht exciaiias on Now York At par;
sterling cxcllNnIo. baukers' bills. <6sH.
, 1880-01-23

Special Dtspateh to The Chicago Tribuns,
kAfsAA ClTS, N1.. Inn. 11,-{inAix-Tho Prjee
uu1.n& rcports: Wheat -1locclpts the pnst Wcok M liz
oof shrmsniA. sit2 bus weak No. cash. tl5, JAMIE
sMEa!si No. caaif. ft14t January, ftG4 trn-Ito.
no. As&sh. &Bkoi january, 296c, '@t
, 1880-01-23
LOUISyll4J4E,

l.ou?BvtEt.E. Jan. 29.-COTroN-afasket easier nt
l:Ac. b.. '' ~
FLnrH-DuEl nad unchanged.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. dull at tle59tea Corn
Market dull. white, VIC, n,txod +,c Dats heavy,
white, tlc' mixed. 40c- Iyo qutot nj alc.
ct'sy ctrH'0y1afoSe-!1rk stcnd! ut Hill Lard nteady;
Shnlce leaf taeEc9. HNas dn key. &c. Hulk t1lrnia
e1ist, shouders +e; clcar ribs, UA7u nucuI scarra
WANkf-aiafkcs duli nt fi,U7.
, 1880-01-23

nSfholT, Jan. 2.-FLuuN-Dul.
,nMA!H-Whoat oas!or; extra nunlnnl, No, / whito,
M.xaa1 January, tl2sH, Fobruary, f.29lI March,
fnss1i4' April, tlatHt May, 1la1i milling Nv. nom-
, 1880-01-23
INDIANAlsOl.I3,


,lAntAhAr rOI4A, Jhh, 9l-ultAlN-Whcat sleaty,
staad} III a6}seL1lc ss''~ S"'s
, 1880-01-23
1sltGlIlIA

pEesAtA, Jan. A-ttrAlS-Ebrn du!lt figt.msod.
s.s4c' uiIed, Nlatt:ii5&u. Oats tnuctiva but nrn;
S?; ;ptsIsc txsnIsc Ss &Ac. ltye inactive but aru,, Nu
'Ai6uwlhEs-Ssqady 4tfl,W
, 1880-01-23
AMERICAS APPEAL TO IRELAND.
A Revolutionary American Precedent
for Mr.. Parnoll and TTr. Dillon.

Ten 10 ireland. TITO worry beat Df grounds, EcIng
tho tuIrs.aIs of Cangress from 1774 to l7sB. On
eatulrlly, JUNO j, f115, 1t Appunrs fEntn thee
julrf,n!s that three committees wcru np51Iutu1,
-t'''o Ut ntB members to draft atf address. Il, tho
klug. ono Of throu TO tlrAft nj address 10 the
pcnpe Of Great ilrltatn. and ono Of four 1ncm-
hers to drift III address, To the people pf 1rc-
laad. On Friday, July Fl, 1775, an address rsre-
pared in nccHrtlnnro with tho resolution Ut Ton
Rrcss wits brought In, and nfter some discussion
Il wus ordered thut It do llo IN tho tnblc. Tn tho
18th of July, l716, It wns rcad by paragraphs and
agreel to Us follows:
TO rhE rEor1.E OF 1nELAsp.
Fron ',, TIC lclexates @ apli,ne h. tho nnltcti
fs y ,na t :isd Ssw a,i 's!EG "t"ens
Eon!iuutlcMt, New ynrk. New Jcrney, Punnsyl
yynnli., itila tho lDwcr c1u1.tics on Dtltwnro.
Cnrnllnn, Ii, gcncra! congress 1t Thiiadelphla
F!uESns AND rk,t.oW .sunikcra: .As the I'm.
4 now t,ctono iuteresting to every E,,rt,rcl,l
stasS nt,tl r9rtieniary MlIecte tho members ot
s'ss to st y,, ., Gn w. h'x Sr Hty to ~
g1N'l opinion II tho vtrtuo!,s nnI humHnc. We
rs t sSn,y ste r r Ss,s "sss 4 5 51sS eets y S tc.
10 ctlsllle ynt1 to Judge nf orr cnnMct with me-
elr..cy, g!,, ana Ietern.ine tho merits of tho eon-
However i'.emailiH ii niay III W nppcar thut at this
enlightened period tho lca.lcrx ut nntIon which
br,!ysst pirnt: ,! Il, tho sitar Il e. berty sisal
iiycs, liberties, md property hf their felIow,su-
}G.!s II Amse It. n Eeysrtcess' most de-
These cnlon'cs harc frntn tho time Of their first
ecttfeincnt, for near two centuries, pe!sta!'ly
hmrG ~ ta n 1",s n"at In,wnrn ~" ~ Fs",I;t
MIL ly siolenee to deprive thcm., At tho eon:
@ .M1 e't OF IL " ta II ans's Wtny ~ IT,
rnv IRON nc Hrts I; G''sI,s na h left @ tna n
ng,s;, hom"ss a " ri MSs,r.,s." ,Its'ininc ~
.iwcci Ftnn, lint tn pefto % jeansy. ] % sliscon1ent, t.
III III instv's a,,hIrta and ii11"i rvnr. nit nf
liz ;1,,sni1,s ,.,tb 'Itsrcss c am con"a,t t' "'
~ ca''tsnt sts $,r ,,sthas'lls = |iriintn at
ts i " sr r n sase ,r # hsSre 'an IN
!n1 profits ars,ns fn te m1'"poy Of or
"ft"r @ gs 1nr,a ~ ta l'e ~ ~ ts 1nasi
.rct ~ t ns VII w"r, t, m nynr ter.
~ ~ IL, ts, ~ @ NY XIII w. hv" m,
thH M1,r,ns ~ nttachnnt !" ta @ ~ "
iirlt,,ja n1,I tia noan1e ~ Enpand niaHk Mnd
,5eSe n, f,, % slayg t 1r% subjects Into Sssa'S
Tnxcs' far tn first tttnc sc wo tcndett m tto
1nst 1,nt,, ,,s: ~, i,mcnstt,,toni s.Ii,.t u
fon,uc, tn tn t,nt. nrcrss"rics fnr si"n!inu ~
nriar Tine wn ,yIshr,t n ~" ,;Ison.I wns IL.
.',nJ nnI th fnni1.trr ~ ~ MN, VIZ Hs M
ntS'n,i nv ~, ~ ,,r,ait;t. ~ no,r, ~ Nv" ,t+i, Il ,
i,ncicnt and incstjtnauIc riybt of trial My i1ry @
wns in ,nany ins.anccs abolished, aid tho
m. - o,,,,,,. ~ H ,1v ,tos =" s EMo
~ ~ tho tnys ~ to nI"Sen WIZ c,o
t'seiy depenaent q, The VII! q y Minlater. New
,nsnnrn n X ,tinr ,at;t,,t u 1Vn
n sjos 10 W. v @ st oSpr ;ts
, 1880-01-23

NEW SaRK Jan. H. Cotton xonts aotlve and yory
Dlons' hnnnrpua ndFances having boon unde IN
aFosn ahd b!c4cbpd oottDns, J'rlut cjutas 4c.lvet
ri 81 Ut 10. Manchester prtutA urOrpd et 1Sn
Gusha@orr osalnK asakas T. o9src:s,'M!ing prtcss
3onds nCt1f0. and apTnH btyltR Mnnchpser md
sfs1ty unchanged. ' ' sS"'
, 1880-01-23

sutTAto, Jan. !.-0hAtN-Wheat-No demand
no. na1d Duluth. al,ia asked; nothing done.
, 1880-01-23
DRY Gn1I1A

o"w3oa, n. r. Jan. .s'.-t}nAiN-WheAt potninslIy
unchanged. Corn-Wssern n,Ixod, ssc.
, 1880-01-23

ForA cough Or Sero throat tho bast medtcIno
I'd d ~ .An!e'd famous Honey OF 1lorohound
oA Toothacbe Drops cl1e In ono minute.
, 1880-01-23

H"rcs!ftnry Tant.-This Is ono of the "in-
tcr.itnte nystprca nj Frnrttcnce." It " Hrnti.
fttng f1 know. oweycr. that Seroftla can tic ct.
ftrtniiy rrttttMtct1 by the liSa OF sc1tffls 1nk1
nnd Liver Syrup. Ita reputation Is wGrk! Wide
ltlt1 nlwnys ttlFcs.
, 1880-01-23
PETROLEUM.

.OtksEtANp. JAN. x1-r8rAotEuA--stoady and un.
@lan9eh' standard white, li0 test, MO
N' u'.GliY. rar Ian, n,H-RkTItoLRuA-Masketo opened
9o'e9, atsi0Gh bid; adyaneut Il, fi7S deoIlnpu and
III sfn e N iA btd for old Ah!puen!s 67 nver.g.
III a.Nuf tfanA1Ellun&, IaiflL
RI y ntt,sITtutd. !, Jpn. 1-PkrAoIEHM-(lutett cfpao
sls HsrkeFa ios Shipment; ratnsd, NJ, fhila1ql.
, 1880-01-23

.Hrw ORLEANS, L., Jan, p-Co7ros-ya.tcr
l:'tc; lp~ DO, lllc; net receipts, LOCI ba,os
t"m. 7I Exports 70 Great Bsttatn s,1G4, sates,
,,hf luuIB, Nu'' ian. x,-corr,v-n,,. ,,,,,,,,
siosi. * Iii ~ es'esi rucelpl*, lAp shpnona i,SDi
, 1880-01-23

" TUItVENTlNE,
klesty 1t %. A"''~
, 1880-01-23

Chicago, Huntington sk t@utncy Railroad.
Fer s!sp;; ;p's. .nnk, 1,'c: HlccnnsGa.
Ticket nicra II t.,e Company: 81 Glntk-st-, GRIND
Pacific IaH"! tfr.nk's Express 0lca ION hHrtltcast
ctIrIlcr Randolph Aild Statc.fsi, fnnt nf Indiana
~. Grand t9tttsai I'or't, corner Sixteenth md
AHtjf3Un.stt, {stn West HIunt ~ ~
Dodge City times., 1880-09-04
Who First PeOpled Americal

THE following is from an article en-
titled Ruined Cities of Central Amer
lea" in the North american Recie0:
The earlier theories furnish many
instances of ingenious hypothesis and
desire was to make the history of man
in America conform to revelation,
Noah's ark presented itself as a conve-
nient deus CT niachind. Lescarbot fails
to see why Noah should have expe-
rienced any difficulty in reaching
America, when-his reason is remarka-
BILE" Solomon's ships made voyages
lasting three years" Another opinion
is that the sons of Noah reached Amer
lea by land; while Orrio, in order to
show that one human pair was equal to
the task of populating the Old World
and the New, assures us that Zone
woman can in 2lO years become the an
cestor of 1.647, ,0S6 persons" In sup
port of derivation from Noah. we are
constantly referred to the tradition of a
foreign origin and the native flood
myths. According to Lord Kingsbor-
ough, who is a willing believer in Scrip
tural analogies, the Mexican tradition
of the Deluge bears unequivocal marks
of having been derived from a Hebrew
source" But there is little reason to
doubt that such of these traditions as
are not wholly spurious are in the most
essential parts improved by the
Spanish chroniclers and priests, who
were not unaccustomed TO draw upon
their imaginations for their facts. As
sequel to the floOd-myths we come
upon traditions of the building of a
tower of refuge, and this has led some
writers to identify the Americans with
certain of the builders of Babel. who
were scattered over the earth after the
confusion of tongues. Indeed, there is
no limit to the fancy of the chroniclers.
Fuerites, the chronicler of Guatemala,
gives an interesting account of the
tabled descent of the Toltecs-the
builders of many of the finest structures
of Central America-from the house of
Israel. These amusing stories and
speculations have their counterpart in
Dodge City times., 1880-09-04

II we may Judge from an anecdote in
the .Sniolensker Bote, there are parts of
the Russian Empire in which it is no
easy matter to get married, owing to
the autocratic wilfullness of the Russian
clergy A schoolmaster in the district
of lucknow was engaged to wed the
daughter of landowner in the neigh
borhood, whose wealth was not at all
proportionate to his acres. The bride
groom, bride and the parents of the lat
ter called on the priest of the lady's
village, in order to settle the amount
of the wedding fee. The clergyman
fixed it at twenty-five roubles. Unhap-
PLY, the brides father was determined
to make show more in accordance
with his ancestral dignity than with his
impoverished condition, and invited all
his kinsfolk and acquaintances from far
and near to attend the ceremony. The
result was that the procession to the
church included no fewer than eleven
carriages, all full of wedding guests.
When the priest saw this magnificent
preparation, he hurried to the bride
groom, and informed him that the fee
for marriage of such pretentions
would not be twenty-five but one hun
dred roubles. When the man pleaded
his poverty as a schoolmaster, the pas
tor replied by pointing to the signs OF
of his father-in-law' wealth. The we'd
ding party held consultation, and, in
dignant at the priests conduct. re-
solved that the whole procession
should drive off to the next village.
The priest outwitted them, however;
his messenger arrived at his brother
cleric's door long before the numbering
coaches, so that when they reached the
church, and asked the price of the
sacerdotal function, the parish priest
was ready with the reply, lone hum
dred roubles." The procession started
again for further village, but the
messenger had been there before them;
the priest of the place could not marry
them for less than one hundred roubles.
They experienced a similar discomfit-
ure, according to the reports, at no
less than four village churches, and it
was only after long drive across the
country that they succeeded in finding
little father" who readily consent
ed to bestow the esacramental benediction
of matrimony for the fee which the
lady's own pastor had originally asked.
London Globe.