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Daily Republican., 1881-04-13

While 1t Ia the aim of the inventor to con
vey information to such as require his Hypo
phosphites, 1t is his firm belief that its use
will be valuable TO all who desire long life
or who are struggling for health.
With faith based upon the experience Of
twelve years, he would not despair Of re-
storing o patient suffering from the above
named disease, even though reduced toa very
low state and not complicated BY actual or.
ganic loss.
Daily Republican., 1881-04-13
FOR SALE.
NOR RENT.

NOR RENT.
12lT Washington street.
1907 Washington street.
ll03 Delaware avenue.
1905 Pennsylyania avenue
\ klb West Fourth street.
Gib Van Buren street.
1 olb Delaware avenue
Y pl024 Tatnall street.
{ 1918 Jefferson street
ll3 West Ninth street
o07 Tatnall street. ,
ns Market street, (store).
~ Wn A,nIv Nj. M. CHILD,
a anPpii3a,,.11 7o4 Market street.
Daily Republican., 1881-04-13

NOR SALE-3 NEW STORES, % NEW
houses, prices from SsD to Ss,oN'--
GEO. II. TlNDAI.L & SONS.
III 7Ol French ST.; or lith and "alnut Sts.
fob 81 I'm
Daily Republican., 1881-04-13
rTORSRS HORSES

< Constantly on hand at the Stables Of Il. q.
Hibson. on French street below Second, lot
N fhrln and driving horses mariT If
Daily Republican., 1881-04-13

rNOR SALE.-FARM OF 100 ACRES
within mills OF city limits. Good build
lsSrs will be sold low on very easy terms Pos
ses;ion Immediately. Apply 70
EVANS PENNINGTON,
aprIl-S, No. Fast Eighth street.
, 1881-12-18

caprice de cnncert. by r. Fl. Hinton: "Ieuiels'
March, for piano, by F. Won Suppe; :: Maiden
huod. !" song by LDn2fellow. music by II. ~ iSaft-
lett: !" Auntfe," sung by Wcathersby. HIsc Wy
nehrend .Systzer.s 81 WELCOME hotee, e. pyI;; y.;r =; !.
words BY Mrs Hemans and music by K Il.
LYON 4 HEArrs cu1cAeo-" PITY: 9 SAVIOR"
By H.. i: 9reenwood; ',The st,aln 1i,
Tpra'zs By Mr. ,x A. ssa s1ancf Aesu
Bird" from Handels II Penseros,,"" with iiuto
obitgato: Save NC: God" by J. G. Alden
jr.: dy Native Homc, March. by, HuM-
sshid: The con1ucrYrs Grand March; m oy " "
ov;e; ass; wae e9fas!s "a Gp om u
F" Patience" ~ Deserters March" BY Gretry
OLIVER DirsaS & ca. Nos1oS--'' The World
Goes Round and Round" By DR.. lolland: " beg.
gnr A"id." BY i. parnty: "A BASKET Of & Loves" =
Herrnnnn; "Tw.vkcnhnm Ferry" by Murzinls;
'"Kat-C Catcher Wulr, by l.e l}aron.
ured Ror e<,'' by George w. Hows; "Wuldmere,"
by ]. II. Wuul; =" Elgin Bells. by II. F. Hutch.
Roor & soss. CnlcAGo-" Ely sfachree," r'u-
i. q: Phelps: - There Is No One Waiting for
Me-" music by H. +. banks: violin stos Nos.
and =; Missouri Stntc March. b. S51tt {. }ntrs:
- When Thou Art Nigh" music by Luclln Scott
LYON X liEALl, CHlCAGc-" Nisida," waltz, ny
march. BY Alexander Atus: ballet music from
the opera of The Den,on.' by ant. itublnstein;
"iictrent uf the Tartars." by Scttenick; gems
from the Musicai itecorti. by popular authors;
"an'nm Era9 in En- BY y. l. Il, - DM Mouchet;
Cluster Of Roses BY c. Vincent; songs by CIV.
Chadwick.
j. b. n osborne, DESroS HAnnon, N1cn-
"Golt&en Years, No. 2 by j. D. n Osborne.
, 1881-12-18

Arend'* Kumyxx should u the reliance
Of the physician in all those cascs OF debility in
which prompt Improvement Ut the general tone
IS i'npcraslse. kuutyss Is the blandcst and most
easily digested food, and as such the hest nour-
1sh1fent Tor u weak stotnach: ut tue same time,
through the pr1>cess Of fermentation which
kumrss undergoes. medicinal Qualities are de-
ve1oped which we vuinly look for Iii matera
nedica ln nnusen, vomiting, extreme cuscs uf
dyspepsia. kumrss acts like a chHrEn, promptly
Relieving nll the distressing symptoms Of such
CAses. When tue stomach rejects uIf else,
kumyss IS retained and ussimiluteu, afor,lng
the patient nourishment, strength AMI eu1nfort.
and>ns u logical consequence, nervousness ceAses
ana refreshing sleep follows In scartel intcrmit-
tent, Etstric> and typhoid fever, humyss is the
best Diet 1t satisfies thirst aud hunger and allays
the fever. ku1nyss has considerably the adj
vantage over drugs, in that 1t never can do
barn. To dose an irritable stomach with drugs
If an nbsurdiiy which no intelligent physician
attempts in this day. But not only In extreme
cases should kumyss be fesnTted to: 1t should be
tho chief remedy fnr Il weak stomach under all
circumstances The dyspeptac urain-worker
WITH lew glusses OF Kumys5 day will improve
his question and his nerve fnrce- Ladies' wnuid
pc less nervous, more vigorous. and healthier
looking If they would add to their daily d,et
lew EluSsc6 Of kumySs."
Send for treutise On KumyEs. Beware Of tmi-
taunns.
Arend's kumyss is not sold to the trade. but
to consumers on!y.
~; 4. Arend, chemist, corner Madison street and
Fifth avenue.
, 1881-12-18
SMALLPOX.

i IL
! An Overcrowdcd I4ospttn-Dentts and
New Cu.e.-Querr l.oIatfon-An I'm.
I xre1co,,e vixf1nr-$pn3l,p pr IN, I.n.,fI.
e,,a n.,.n, ,.a'1 "a Ia oo'N'
| anu theatres.
Inc notphal Is o'ercro"ded again, containing
W IL aoes 'o' p"t'ehts' "nilo IL was never oullt
to hold over cighty-hse or ninety. For the pres
49,, H., ,,,..,o 49,. A...> .'a " e"sso ~
eau " .auoe A1.'i Aoosss. LEU "" c"scs were
repoftco yesterday, MS follows: From No. @l::13}
I M. III Adams. Nh. 10t Nortb ,,cor,. M ~:
f,.s.hoo ~ I'M W.. N..o ~. ~
-. ~. $500, ~ ~ ~ ~. ~" =, a"a w.
u esson Streets aud tr'm 10. 65@ Milwaukee
avenue. Deaths were reported from No. TT
Clvl,m,rn arcn,e M soo N>os, rirh,oo,th NJ.
IS FISK. una No. iii lie k"vcn s1rer1s. n,,d onc
court
s17c11 1s 1soraT1ox
w.. , aol"1nH n WIS received on postal-card at
Send suma nnc i,,,,u..;;;,te1,. RI M g .f7,,-
bourt avenue. Il c4ssc or smnI-pox has occurred
there They have card on the iandtn9 up
stairs. but thny keen their Gour o1un ali div
50 that no one sees the card Downs stairs il
their t,tlsiness-a grocery ami saioun-wnich
they carry ON Just rs beiuro and customers
walk tn and out being ignorant Ut the aboye-
hlb1t this ~ s'O
Thc'fncts above stated were found to be true
anu the cuse is but d tair sample OF the way in
winch st1la!t- pox is isoIutt-l" surety The nhtir
shv..id be protected fr<.tr1 Il SPREADING ot ih;s
scuurxe. it Is true thnt thu nrsf- huS,so fnci1i
tics urc Inadequate. but the lIeallh Officers can
co;upel the stuuII-no. wur,tnr r,,rd n Ia tc.,r
posted in cunspicuous ulacr and cnn nta,, c,tsa
grucery and slluon over and around Whf,.h tns
disease exists
h s'i-l. "4>AA ABROAD.
Yesterday case of smallpox lit tho Kuise Of
as,; rsenenhan ms walked into l.; bapuys saloon,
opposli the t!ty, i"Il. on Adams street. lie
naturally created some consterEuion among
Luz su"1s: aa Was transferred to the pest
, 1881-12-18

|
ra,9isk . Sonne 9 natiSs u nai
INF Gy1nty S9 ay9 rsane cc Z, nEsd II Is i To St
stepaen:s Church. thence ~ cars 70 Calvary Gene
" e. ~ f.! mud caeada
1n1is ssa,,1as sa,, ,sfe City John Chisholm
e : ?s2 i' MIS- s''ss
Iesaa{ Pes u HcSsk ssds3 fson + 5hs
| COW AN-I)cc IT, Matte. wife OF William cowan.
residence, Il, Avon :pIace. b. carfhres TO Kosentl.
| LYNSH-Of consumplon. Ellie H., wlfo OF D. T.
.KStrrr-Ther rcmnins Of tho late Mrs. cathartne
Knol, will r. inferred from 3a the E, Tau4t At Calvary
UOONER-Dec. L. bis residence, 3H West
sspy " GSassy es
fans'a! .. @:Sj = ~, sharp q Church Of the .uo,
CoMsTuCk-At Il: m. Saturday; Doc i, George
rh,ns Of 1:es nea sH i ssks only child OF
funssa' SUNDAY. Dec Ii fEum house. 5'S5 Langley
Il e Cincinnati {: papers copy.
SesSS ~ Sc
oqf nSitvd HS5 % t. aa9end tie funeral
Da ~ Ct BeskeG m
S.. on sur,rny nfternoop. Uec. IL, at ? O'Clock.
WooD7As a.. the rSs,aenss Of her parents 3o w.
of JOIN il LUZ ana Mary Woo. assd @esshs.
sss'f
.AtouErY; Dec. Il: .: North Green-st, Claude D.
nsisi Y95ay 6es carriages
osW E!i.Ei;-sa,urtay. Dec. II, Mary. beloved wife
Of John n.S,sweer nted = years months dnys.r
th.9cs y G5g%n ;.j i9,at; lo1;; oon~
kE Crown losnt pupers please copy.
AtCA AIf1E-[}ec T. Mary MCAfuhpn. WifJow 0f th.
, 1881-12-18

closed ot1t in fvo days Can only mention few
Of the great bargains thai will be offered: Mems
elegant enchia beaver oyercoats, S399. guar
anteed worth $l4, or money returned; mems
benvy CLOTH pants H0 cents gunranteed worth $t,
ter c!othcs $3E, worth 81; mems hats, = cents,
guaranteed worth S1:5, or money refunded:
mems undershirts and drivers :. cents, worth
cents. worth s., or money returned Socks.
hnndkerchiefs. and a,0o0 different articles for
mems wear ur.139 Madison street, bet xeen C1ark
and La Sa!ic streets. Whit until Tuesday.
, 1881-12-18
TIE NORTH SIDE.

10 the Editor Of Tie tAieh9o Tribune.
CHICAGO, Dec. Ill should Ike to sny few
words 1o the pubic. through, your paper. con-
North Side and it's my opinion thu. It will IN
crease as long us the National and Criterion
Theatrcs are allowed to keep their doors open.
from houses infected with that dre.fdtui dscnse.
How long must we tolerate this nuisance ot ILL.,
lowing theutres to become the foundation Of
spreading this disease Al over the North Sidea
4 ] i
, 1881-12-18

In consequence of the immense stock of goods
tbeng over three car-ioaus) thai has arrived, for
the great sale Of three consolidated stocks Of
mems wtnter clothing. hats, etc, 1t will be tn
TUESDAY this Rreat sale will positively commence
Ct 20. l38 Madison street. between Clark and
La sale streets There will pe great rush, and
goods will go fast, as the entire sock muss bo
, 1881-12-18

For coM9l1-, colu~. asthma, br0nchf-
tis. and consumption Nacnlfstcrs Cough Mkt
1,re ts the standard and well-trcd remedy; nlSQ
for whoopiug- and Group. John r Loe,
corner Halsted and Harrison streets, and all
, 1881-12-18
The Sla won Concerts.

= The next concert in the course of ten con-
certs now being given by the Slayton Lyceum
Bureau takes place at Central Mustc-l1ail
next Thursday evening. The Swedish Lady
Quartet with Miss Emile Gavin and the
Paine-BrocoIini opera company will consti-
tute the attractions of the evenings enter
tainment BY the way, we understand that
we may hear Miss Cary again, also the Tent
pic Quartet anu possibly Miss Litta also,
under the auspices of this same lyceun1. The
program for Thursdays concert will he:
{Quailcn f. In the Twilight , .Sanostrom
i swedish Folk Song, arranged by
f................ 80. ....-..........1. 4. Atstrom
Sueiish Lady Q.tartet-
Duet-from "StmiFunlfde" e"..,.......-.... .Rosstnf
Matilda Scott Paine ana Sig. Droeol!lL
Readnx--"Sceue from '3fcdra' -" Legonol
- Why Do the sz"-Aessiah. ..-..... Handel
Sig. Broc.hi,i.
Aria" -"Regnavp nell SIcnzin' .Donizctti
Matilda Scttt- Paine
Trauc der Enthusiastically. Eemes
ssesfirh L0tly Quartet.
song-"Fair Is Ny Love-. -..1Hatton
SIP. BrocVlnl.
Ballad -tselected) ..........:... ---
~ Naijtia Seoif-iaine.
oSH .Sss 81 Gasi 1Ss5 oI s s9iaisI Iaiv Qua;.
.Mat Ida Scot Paine and Sio: 6n.eosinf.
u The Debatin Society. Eugene Ha1l
II - Emilio Gauin
Quartet" Ecco Quel F1ero" Costa
Matilda Scott PANE Miss GlUres BrocUlsNi and
DoMdrin.
, 1881-12-18

f25 to $4,000 used tudicloua1y in
grain dealing yields large profits For pamphlet
and electric pen reports write to W. T. Soule s.
Co.. Brokers'. l.N La S,tle-st-. Chicago
, 1881-12-18

The manufacturer Of the Weber piano resents
the familiarity of Illuminated rival who claims
to be one Uf the two foremost makers,
, 1881-12-18
MARRIAGES.

TUBES -wIGGl Ss-hec Is. Mt the residence Of the
Of .his city. and James Yubbs. of 0sceoia Pa-
KUSCO-GUEl.D--ln Chicago. Dec IT, By the Rev.
Aaron Gurney- Harry W. Kusc0, OF Chicago, and
Lenurn 4. Gould. nj Boston.
tn Eus. on papers please copy.
, 1881-12-18
without any reaard to what tho Doctors ulay. say
.:'::::, D1SINFECT THE BOOKS.

. - To The Editor Of The Chicago Tribune
CHICAGO, Dec. IDS snull-pox is very prev
alcnt Just nov. and as t",ok*, papers. etc. will
curry tho d'sease would it mt be advisable to
they nre returned2 Many people vii! not think
OF this, but there Is great dAnger TO- be apprt-
heniied and IN case this suggestton Is not acted
tinue reading the books until such time Us 1t
will be safe 50 to do. Respectfully.
80. JAMES STEVENSON.
, 1881-12-18


The first concert of this new mannerchor
occurs OH Tuesday evening next at Central
Music-1Iatt. Mrs. F. Aline Ossood, who
ranks among the finest concert y0calists Of
the day, will sing three numbers, and Alr.
l+ieoling will play, with the orchestra, We
ber's Concertstiick, op.' 70: There will be a
large orchestra and full chorus, and it is
hoped that the entertainment willinaugurats
a series Of excellent concerts by this pronlis-
ing society. The final rehearsal will occur
at Central Afusfc-lIail tomorrow afternoon at
O'Clock precisely. The program is light
one, the snciety's share being almost entirely
new music. Its selections comprise Fischer's
Calm Sea and Prosperous .Voyase,'''
:; Seren;,de,'' and Dnerner's Storm at Sea-
The orchestra will interpret ''Kienzi'': the
Larslletto from the Fourth Symphony OF Lee
thoven, the overturcs tu Scllubert's "Hosu-
munde,'' and the Grand Finale, from AR
minus" Mrs. Osguod will. sing an aria
from ''Reine de Laba " aud 1.-The Better
Land.n
, 1881-12-18

Il wv u n NI[1EI 714F ~
THIS EVENING AT 7:30 A MASS
- meeting will be held ut the Oriental Hail. T.. and
I~f La su'tc-st 1ts OBJECT will be establish per-
maneHt Organization sOr the aid O, the ltusstan
refugees. The mecLing vt be Of ! purely secular
nature, una every Humanitarian IS cordatly invited to
Hy order Of the Commtttee
HENRY GERSoNI, Chairman.
TUESDAY EVENING \ PORTRAIT OF
L. Wi.Aihm b. ogden Hi.l be presented 10 the HIS
pEesen.Inon an address upon Mr. ogden vii; be de-
nversd " isaac y AEno d. Old settlers nna ali
present.
THE REV. F. II. BRISTOL Will
~ A. preach this evening In Faswt Il ual. Subject:
1.-The Ne:c0me 70 the Feast 4 song serv cg Will
pIesede u 7:7t conducted BY Z. c. Case nnd choir
Gospel dy INNS No. i.
, 1881-12-18

Mr.. Frederick Eoscoyitz, the pianist Vil
| play at the Turner-1iall concert of Jan. S.
The next concert of the Mendelssohn Club
Of Hyde Park takes place at Floods Hail to
morrow night. +
Mr.. Lieb!ing's recital last evening was de
voted entirely to Chopin. The next and las
one occurs JAM. 7.
| Mr.. Boscoyitz:s second pianoforte recita
| will take place at the Palmer House Tues
day, Dec. 20, at $50 p. Ill.
I There will be Christmas festival service
at the First Presbyterian Church Sunda,
morning. Dec. .. The choir will he in,
creased to sixteen voices, and will sing some
/. new Christmas hymns and anthems. II,
Clarence Eddy organist-
A testimonial is to be given to Mrs. G. D.
Darlington at the Second Baptist Church On
will be assisted by the Oriental Quartet,
Miss Merstreau and Mrs. Wager, Pru1 Rtiif,
MIR. Collin, Mrs. button, MIR. Stolae, aru Miss
Mamie Earlington.
The route Of the Theodore Thomas or
chestra, under THE management of Mllward
and -; Cincinnati, Dec. q, q, .ulu :2s; In
uianapolis, Dec. -: detroit, Dec. ~ and ii !:
Toteuo, Jan. 2; Cleveland, Jan. 3; Buffalo,
Jan. i; Albany, Jan. i; aud Troy, Jau. &.
The concert this AFTERNOON at the North
Side Turner-ilail, by the Chicago Orchestra,
March; overture, Morning, Nuon, and Even
Hudson": finale, *The Oath"; overture.
"Freisrhiitz Il. Payane; b. Song of the
Spiuuers; Torchliglt Dance No. 5; Put
lvurri, II; Gavoltt, - Hearty and Sensible"; ;
Champagne GalIop. =
The three hundred and forty-sixtl1 concert
under the auspices Ut the Hershey Schuol of
Musical Art took place ut the Methodist
Church Block last " ednesday evening. Bhe
program was carried out by the following
pupils III tile school: Miss Kate Adams, Miss
Alma Bate, Miss Bertha Is. Smith, Miss Lulu
st. e. Allilili. Miss Angie z. Bragg, Miss
Lille Grayes Miss Ella +. Danfortli, Messrs.
Frank ". TAFT, Geurge =. Mind, William,
Nici.nll, Copeland Townsend, and Harrison
II. Wild.
.Mr. William Il. Sherwood. of Boston, will
give piano recital at Fuirbank Hail ur
Wednesday AFTERNOON ut s O'clock. Amung
the selections to be played arc Robert Schu-
lnanu's "Mue@tOso, Seulper Euergico isecond
part), op. IT, from Fantasie III e.:
"Etudes Symrhonluues, OF. 1871 theme,
variations and Grand Fiuale); "Faschluges-
chwank das Wien" {Carneva! Franks
from Vienna}, OF. 26. a. Allegro. b. An
dal.tno. {. Schezino. 4. Intermezzo. Bach.
Rubinstein, Raft, Henselt, Chopin, anu our
ow!t Ehlll Licbllng are also represented on
tie prosEhm.
, 1881-12-18

j. 81 RUSSELL, BosroS--iusselIs Musical
Library. Ito the Winds Of May; 1.-THE Way
IS Long,; "Linoen Tree; We Prutsc Thy
Name; "Sanctus"; Joy to the World" y:
" Evening Soug'':'' Will Lore Thee" In
Song Your Grateful Volces": "Marry spring ":
,"Old Care Away; "Iierd Bells; Come Cef-
ebrate the Way; "Come Sing the Song =:
Swiss Peoples Song; 3" Darcarolle -; Dream
OF Home; "Send Out Thy Light: Christmas
Anthem -" Hark the Distant Hill" Like Tue
Lark -: '' The Del,''
RICHARD A. sAALr1ELp. New YoRk-Ger-
mania waitzes By Julius Bernstein. ~The Sur
prise words by Alfred Peyrounet, music by
Hnme To Me-. words and music by Fred Lystef.
The Same Old Guine," comic soug b. X. SRI
CHICAGO Music CoxpAnY-s. Jesus Lover of
ny soul," By P. Il. Bristou; !" Fairy sLand,'
, 1881-12-18


Mr.. Strauss has finished new operetta,
and it has Just been produced at Vienna. It's
title is ''The Merry War;" but an unkind
critic suggests that the title "a Silly War"
would be more appropriate as far as the
cause Of the war and the general character
OF the libretto are concerned. The operetta
is, however, "mcrry" all through, and the
Instrumentation more charming and refined
than ever. Especial mention Is due to his
mastery treatment Of the harp, which he
does not utilize for the stale and visionary
arpeggios," but as a means Of filling out the
parts and giving them an almost iuapercepti-
Bile bul peculiar charm of color. Awriter III
the Vienna Neuc PrGssc says that, as far as
originality is concerned, Strauss ranks high
above his colleagues, What he finds worthy
of most particular praise Is tilat ''Strauss has
recognized the limits OF the optrei1a
or Singspicl and avoided the error of such
composers as Suppe, MiIiuecker, Genee, and
others who are continually introducing the
stilted phrases and orchestral punposiies Of
the grand opera 4 Ia MeyerbeeI into their
opcrt1tas. 50 that their soprano arias, G. e.,
occasionally sound as II they had been writ
ten for Materna or .Bianchi.- This not
Only ruins the vnices ii such singers as are
available for operetta, ,4but prevents these
works from being properly performed aud
euiuycuf
, 1881-12-18
The Apollo ClHb Concerts.

An extraordinarily interesting feature Of
this weeks music will be the two concerts to
be given By the Apollo Club at the Central
Ausic-1lall on Friday and Saturday even
nEs, with the assistance OF the Thomas Or
cliestra and under the leadership of Mr..
Theodore Thomas himself.
On Friday evening Derlioz:s "Damnation
Of Faust,'' which made such great hit last
season. will be produced, and On Saturday
evening christmas Eve} the great Christ
mas oratorio, The Messiah,'' the program
for which, By the way, is rery tasteful al
fair The club. instead Of going abroad for
its soloists, has for these occasions given the
preference to home talent of the best older.
In the ILLUMINATION Of Faust' Miss Emma
9eck1e will! appear as Marguerite, Mr.
, 1881-12-18

: -O'pUNNELI--Dec IT, ut his Lutte residence. No. III
West Dhso-st Patrick O'Uonncl! u native OF Aul-
linz, County Mayo. ireland, aged II yenrs.
.Vlnernt >unhuy, lee IL. ut Il ocluck NJ 70 St.
Stephens Church, thence by cars 10 Calvary Gene
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1881-04-14
BeacOnslerd worse.
A COkQUER0R's TERMS.

The Hard Terms which Chile imposes on Peru
She is TO bear all the costs Of the War and to
Maintains large Chilean Army on her soil
until they are paid-Provinces to bs csdsd to
Chile and the 9uano Islands to be held by her.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1881-04-14

New York, April 10.-Panama
advices of March Goth bring news
from Lima to March 10th. The
latest reports state that there IL
hope that peace and quiet have at
last been restored in Peru. Victor
ious Chile has at last presented
terms of peace to her vanquished
sister. The new Peruvian Presi.
dent. d. Calderon, took the oath
of office at Magdalena, q little viii
lage two miles from Lims, March
18th. The terms OF peace which the
leaders mediate imposing on Peru
are: First, the cession of Autofo-
gasta, Tarapaca and Tacna; second,
an indemnity based on the follow
ing points: Q) The expenses of the
war. embracing the cost of arma-
mt nts, provisions, equipage, CLOTH
ing. salary of the army, freights,
and in fact every expense directly
caused by the war; (2) the payment
of compensation to the army, in
conformity with q law to such ef-
feet to be passed by the Congress;
(3) the payment for the vessels,
Esmeralda, Loa. Covadongs, and
Janaques; also for the ironclads
Nance Capoe, aud Atahualpa, the
corvette Union and the transports
Rimacorora, Paliisman, Chalaco
and Limena; third, decentralization
for the Chileans expelled from
Peru and Bolivia; fourth, Peru to
undertake not to fortify her
ports during fiftyyears. nor to &C.
quire II navy during forty years;
fifth, Chilean products to be receive
ed in Peru and Bolivia on the same
terms as those Of the most favored
nations, aud Chile to concede simi.
lar advantages to those from the two
republics; sixth, extraction of
guanO from the Peruvian islands
to be carried OIL for the account of
the Government of Chile, and the
proceeds, after deducting the cost
Of extraction, tn be divided equally
between Chile, Peru aud the foreign
creditors. After the payment of
such creditors Chile and Peru are
to divide the proceeds equally,
but the part belonging to Peru
shall be received by Chile until
clauses 81 and 81 of this treaty
have been carried into effect;
seventh, ,Chile shall maintain force
of $1,000 men in such parts of Peru
as it may deem fit, and its vessels
shall have free anu frank entrance
to Peru. These troops shall be
maintained by Peru, rs provided
by the Commi ssary. General Of the
army, aud shall remain in Peru un-
til clauses I'd and Sd have been carri-
ed into effect; eighth, as Peru and
Bolivia are consolidated Chile will
treat only with Peru for the pay
meht OF this indemnity; ninth, all
doubts arising In reference to this
treaty shall be settled by ar5itrs-
ton.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1881-04-14
Fatal Accident,


Information from Tombstone re-
ports fatal u ccident in the EN-.
pire mine yesterday. VIM. Con-
nors and another miner, who were
working in one OF the lower levels.
had just "put In u shot," and rang
the bell to be drawn up before the
discharge took place. Owing to
some mishap Connors failed to get
into the ascending cage, and SO he
grabbed hold of the bottom Of it.
He was drawn up in this periIous
position until within about rs fee
of the top, when, his strength be.
coming exhausted, he let 60 his
hold and fell to the bottom Of the
shaft, distance Of 800 feet. He
was frightfully mangled, and dsa tn
ensued Neutrality-suspicious. Star,
April 0.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1881-04-14

SAN FRANCISCO, April 13.-The
steamship Orizaba sailed to-day
with the following passengers for
Los Angeles: CT Shepard, Geo w
Fogg, Mrs Mary Marsh, P Mount
Joy, Mrs R Cowan and two chill
dren, Mrs G A BaskerhiIl, J Danii-
wickz, Prof J e Baily. Mr. and Mrs
Muller Fabbrie, Mrs q Adeler and
daughter, Miss A G Hilds, E Shutz.
Mr. Espinosa, J Camper, Mrs Pres
ton, Henry Werminger, wife aud
son, g M Launder, Hugh Curren.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1881-04-14

citizens. Notice was given that it
would be death to any man who
should cut him down before morn
ing.
Nicolson, State Senator and a
prominent State politician, died
last night of congestion of the brain.
BeRCOnsletd Worse.
LONDON, April 13.-Beacons-
field passed restless day yester-
day, and had a severe attack of
difficulty Of breathing at-7 in the
evening.