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The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1881-02-03
20 )(;0NSUM'IIVES

The advertiser, heyILg hsen prTinsrcp:ly
our.d ~ that dratd di.Sasa, CoDsuw tl1n, or
sftn l. rtmaiy, iG anxi1gs SO msss kursn ~
hts ftll1v Saacr-fa tn- IA tns og caro-. II all
whn usr.ro n, he will soai eapy OF ma IRE.
crl,tiun r-ed, lfssr Of oiIerts Slth tA9 d;rec.
tiVns ter rrepdrisH pnj . log The s>uIs WhieI
ihsy will hud asrls iUuS for COssvsPrloS,
A-TgEA BnnEcH.ria, ac,
Parties wlghi the Prescription, VII p'ssae
gdJr ~. Rev T.. A. WlLsUNi ~ Peon sh,
Wuilam2bnrg, n. Y,
The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1881-02-03

II looks. to 10, very och as II
the Legislators Of Pennsylvania havs
the idea That this Commonwealth
with allits rights. liberties. privileg-
es. ways, waters, water-courses,
hsreiitanonts ana appurteusnces.
aud Taxes, bslJng 10 that body, III
fee aui otherwise, to do with as Il
seems meet to that Honorable body,
else why ars the taxes Of the people
frittsrcl away at the rate Of iour or
hgs thpussnl d)llars day on q
nothing done. WY not adjourn
sni l,ave Governor lfoyt to sp-
point United States Senator?
That we noei no legislation ut
this line 10 clearly dem ,nslratei--
TIE Lcgislature 5asiog done moth >
ing yet notvith-stsniiog, sne third
q, the session mas passed by--busi-
meas is gliug on as usual-labor,
nouey and bread are plenty --sn1
We haze more Acts Of Assenbl y
than are digestsble--snd we pre-
sums the people will say nothing il
the iionorabies take their pay aud
90 home to their "doar families"
rr-ss5xsss s-zr-ssy-srrssrss
Tho unf0rtunase wac in which the
South American republics baye been
engaged for some years will probab-
ly now be brought to close, the
Chjhans having attacked and 'com-
pletely defeated the Peruvian army
at Miraccros, The Peruvian loss
10 tue battle is sail to have been
seven thousand killed and two
thousand prisoners, Twenty five
thousand Peruyians we're engaged
in the battle The Chillan loss in
both battles was heavy. The
diplomatic body a. Lima have urg.
ed the conclusion OF AZ armistiee.
s-,rt-zss.-.xry-aa,-,.r-.-.-s.
Martinsburg independent. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1875-1900, 1881-11-19
Fish Culture at Deer Park

The United States Fish Commits
sion has had, for several weeks past
a detail of three men at Deer Park,
Garrett county, for the pur-
pose of Matching a large number of
California salmon. The men are
encamped on Senator Davis land,
and have their apparatus placed in
and over the Yough near its source,
and where the water is purest and
coolest. The party brought with
them an immense number of Califor-
MIA salmon eggs which they are
Matching. The process is curious
and interesting one. The reason for
coming to Deer Park was to obtain
the purest and coolest water. When
the salmon are of sufficient size half
of them will be placed in the North
Branch of the Potomac above Elk
Garden and the other half in the
Yough near Deer Park. The salm-
on are fine fish and it is hoped will
survive and remain in the stream.
The fparty are also Matching some
trout, which will be placed in the
Yough. Cumberland Ne2cS.
Martinsburg independent. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1875-1900, 1881-11-19

These are the days when the
man with the shotgun goes out
hunting and gets back with bad
cold. Then DIR. Bulls Cough
Syrup takes the place of the gun
every time.
Martinsburg independent. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1875-1900, 1881-11-19
A Card.

We take great pleasure in call
ing the attention of our friends
and customers to DR.. Bosanko's
Cough and Lung Syrup which is
perfectly harmless, pleasant to the
taste, will not nauseate, and gives
relief Ostinstantly. 1t matters
not how severe your cough may
be, how many cough medicines
you have tried, or how many
physicians you have consulted, the
tonic, soothing and healing prop
critics of this medicine will loosen
and assist the throat and lungs to
expel the offending matter, leav.
ing them in a healthy condition,
free from irritation, and the air
passages clear, besides invigOrat-
ing and strengthiug the general
system. Price so cents. For the
positive cure of consumption,
coughs, colds, asthma, bronchitis,
dry hacking cough, loss of voice.
irritation of the throat, soreness of
chest, pains in the lungs, splitting
Of blood, Group, influenza, whoop-
ing cough, and lung fever, we rec
ommend this medicine above all
others. For sale by G. w. Bow
MAN, Martinsburg. w. Va.
june25-1y.
Martinsburg independent. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1875-1900, 1881-11-19
Kidney Complaints

of all descriptions are relieved at
once, aud speedily cured by Kid
ney- Wort. 1t seems intended by
nature for the cure Of ali diseases
Of the kidneys caused by weakness
and debility, Its great tonic pow
ers are especially directed to the
removal Of this class of diseases.
We know of persons that have
suffered for thirty years that have
been permanently cured by taking
Kidney-WOrt a short time. Try
it, either liquid or dry.-S,ua.
Martinsburg independent. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1875-1900, 1881-11-19
AsHBURNHAM, Mass, Jan. II

AsHBURNHAM Mass, Jan. II,
| have been very sick over two
years. They all gave me up as past
cure. | tried the most skilful ply
sicians, but they did not reach the
worst part. The lungs aud heart
would fill up every night and dis
tress me, and my throat was very
bad. | told my children / never
should die in piece until | had
tried Hop Bitters. | have taken
two bottles. They have helped
me very much indeed. | am now
well. There was u lot OF sick folks
here who have seen how they
helped me, and they used them
and are C red, and feel as thank
ful as do that there is so valua-
bic medicine made.
Mrs. JULIA G.. CUSHING.
Martinsburg independent. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1875-1900, 1881-11-19

why Sherman Went.

On dit, that General Sherman
VT pit the other day. after hearing
Marching through Georgia play
ed at a banquet. His neighbor,
Gen. Grant, asked him: Where
fore dost thou weepest p Tue
Georgian hero ans Wered / never
was so all fired sorry that / march
ed through Georgia as ! have been
in tie last five years. Georgia be
darned-I hate the name Of that
old nest Of rebel. The people are
good enough but Pm listening to
that tune for the 465, S57lh time.
How would you like, Ulysses ne
continued, 40 hear that Internal
melody over three million times.
They have socked it TO me from
M tine 10 Texts, and from Florida
to Toronto, and here he Wept
afresh. But Gen. Grant quietly
patted the little hero on the shout
der, and sail: Sherry, it is only
one Of the penalties Of greatness.
| suffer worse than you do-Ive
had seven million cigars given to
me because people think | like to
smoke, 824 pull pups, and more
horses than | can count. Sherry
continued the General, whenever
| see a horse, cigar, or a bull
pup, | feel just as badly as you do,
bat | never give way to my teel.
ings. | sell 'em.' Yes answer
ed Genera Sherman between his
sobs, you can sell cigars, bul-pubs
and horses, bat I can't sell that
ID tune for five cents.
Martinsburg independent. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1875-1900, 1881-11-19
INVENTORS

Should address EDISON BROS, Attor-
neys-at-Law and Patent Solicitors, GIT
Seventh Street, Washington, D. c., for
circulars of instruction. Reasonable terms
References and advice sent FREE. We at
tend exclusively to patent business. Re-
issues, Interferences, and cases rejected in
other hands a specially. Trade-Marks and
Caveats solicited. Upon receipt of model
or sketch and description we give our
opinion as to patentability, FREE OF
CHARGE. We refer to the Commissioner
of Patents, also to Commissioners Es-
tablished 1866. (oel-tf-
Martinsburg independent. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1875-1900, 1881-11-19
STILL AHEAD
THE MAMMOTH WHOLESALE AND RETAIL
F'URNTT'UR HOUSE
NO. IA West King St. Martinsburg, w. Va.

HAVE ON
w within a radius o mi
The
No ], and 0 su the times
will
our large stock before elsewhere. We
Bedsteads
3
es ... 3 5 o
A
Extension % 90 Looking Glasses
breakfast DlnlnS laes 300 Paro
CAIEDREN'S CARRIAGES, REFRIGERATOFS
Martinsburg independent. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1875-1900, 1881-11-19
PATENTS

Inventors will advance their interests by
employing an experienced attorney resi-
dent in Washington. F, A Lehman,
Solicitor of American and Foreign Pat
ents, Washington, d. c., has had years
OF successful practice, and was formerly
an examiner of patents in the Patent
Office. All business before the Courts or
the Departments promptly attended to.
Fee contingent upon success. Send for
Circular. (apr23-tf
Martinsburg independent. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1875-1900, 1881-11-19

Life is divided into three terms
that which was, which sand which
will be. Let us learn from the past
to profit by the present, and from
the present to live better for the flu
ture.
, 1881-01-04
THE COUNTY-DUILDING,

THE health OF Mr.. Charles II. Rccd has 10 far
improved that 1t is now stated that ewlll up
pear beforo Judge Anthony Taurslay morning.
atsE HherG yesterday served two executions
md iuvled upon tho stock OF james @. Skill, ru-
tail boot md Hhos dealer at No. Ut West Madl-
sou street. Tho amount involved l. about ~, ,0oo,
Mir. j. l.. BRENNAN, ono OF shertK Maun's
ncwiy-appotnteu Deputies, hns teudorcd bis
resignation. NJ. brennan, previous to bio mp
branch Of tho Supporter Court, and aftur lUliber-
htlun h4a 'culiclu1pd to rcmatu at his old pt,st,
6hcstH Mann bus NIT yet selected bis succeesos,
hut will do W tn u day or two,
Under tho law tho various town Collectors
should rpcaive tlelE but,ks from the C0unty
Clerk A. soon % shey A!e their x,tas. but owlnsr
tho Clerk II has not been posalbiu Tor several
yeass IL yet tho beVks ready oefu1e tue lJth Uf
, 1881-01-04
POSTAL MATTERS.

n TFfTnfC NecrNfNrY Of KeV Ncdt1cc0
pn.tnnc im Vioiaasnn or 1m.x-rn,.
n"rt""o, nr s,,o s,noss,o,, nwnf,,,,,",,
commercial Matters from T"ira-Cl"as
1snto".
WAs1iNuroS. D. C.t Jan. 1.-Tlo decision
itist rendered by t1le Assistant Attorney
thnnfront tt,ot ,ho 1,nn,n1so,, ~ m, ffra,,,o1
oene't ~, ,t,nt tl'o s"'s'o'' 4N" ~ 'lf9n'eu
ny Alr. Kirby, private secretary 10 Fostr
master General Key. alNl Issued with tho ap-
h,,p. md co,,sc1,te,t,v mil nus1 nf m IT.
fcnt ,.ns aa',nn.i aa.''" aa,,.o.ta,' ~ ~ ost
IIG., .."s e""eeu so,no ~ osuns!.'oh "MoIR post
ottlecFs hefc' Atll Is coils!ttored Il complete
Washington t,Islmtch published lii the New
York Ttmrs nj, Tia ni NJ Arrll lnQt 11u,lcr
tho air., ,,,ai,aa - ~ ~. -. '",..,.'. ,"o
nv n'nsy snel.eF u tl'o III" permitting
alcatofy Inscription on ulo covers or b!a'lk
, 1881-01-04
CITY-uALL.

.,. .v-,AA 49,.
4HE Nenlta uepaFtheat co'tsomncd b'In
ls pounsls OK meat 'os1 Wcek' anu "0'tcd 'o9 null
sht'eos'
THE rest OF tho money duo for January inter-
% est on guy Soonos-4"''ea9-~as scnt 10 New orH
Sestoro"y.
TlfE 1.cw polico alartn. boxes for tho West Lnko
and West Atndisou street SUBJ districts arc boing
W. n,.n III ,',4,s e'aso. ..,o,,,., -.. ,...,
:, III. Jus iEttlsNu ~ response 70 NnHtrpNor
s X H. hvSft,sSnent ,t ~ ,E " Tor @ m enyG Mnt
% nuasv ~ ~! ILL anu s9tinty u .MH"aHkcS nla Nnrtn
from sao to s+'oM
IT, ,nat nc @ In {or tue poss
f"r prcsena!lon 70 tic co'i,rniisf ii ':u1 Tha Cum.
missioner nI Public Motks cat'not have his cstl'
hatea rcAuy bet"fo tho ioth Inst
llc,ne to she nlnbnr nf s Wo 1,s,se th,. @
soiyes obnoxious at tho polls on last cIoctlon-
tluy, will be paid E3 zach r tler services at tho
10 oes Tsy hsy:rd ESGh hG os WY hs
puttp,s, permits woro granted vostcr,,ov tn
William i s!sSe!,s ] e erect thEst:story Isek
10 uosl si: ~ ohm scnfi mF II s1nGt aMm.
ftery .,! dwelling g s. :. oa m Nineteenth street, nesr
Ftns.MAusuA1, swss1E has t.suc,, nm or,cr
1lnkl,lr uuite Ii niiinbor nr ORGANIZATIONS n,,t3
trnttstors, and G1proysitig ais satisfaction a. to
work 81 tho Dcpaftuicnt during tio past ycar.
ti,cnsnivps ~ NJ an,I ~ ,,"t G
m,,. g.. u....a,.. .s.,.', =" ".H"s: A n"y.
hsnuty tlres md stven fn!sg ninrins, involving
property 70 the 4nount Ct Z. ,gO .ae!, with tntnl
.ss g e!., ,s ~. ~ whch Was on buildings
nrnr @ l,.t},cn was s''o'o1oo anu ING 'oss
,1..'.,I...e''. e.
MAYoN HANnisoN Yesterday received m lnvl-
cunt Guy Fire Department, which takes placei,,
Nov Orleans MMseh T.. ~ Mayor ItArriRnn tikcs
, 1881-01-04
KATE CHASE SpRAGUE.

Thc Governors Lawyer NoslnG Among
the Ancient Go..tp OF Columbus for
sterics Derogatory to I1er Cl,aractor.
sptetal Dtapateh ia Cincinnati Enquirer.
1nd n loyvnr IN f,oImmh,,e gathcrim, Il, fnr.
,nttn, '"' :" w. ~ a.' T.. t,,a e"sa's a.u
nMt'on 70 oe uasu ~ ~ now la'noMs al-
vorce suit. II half the Information that WIS
accumulated here IS used In the case there
and yconlaia innr fnr',a,t.n .v;II bo ooeS e"";,
u"a 9entuai9 ,'Ma 'o"e 1o'so''e1i "''' oo "sa'n
h'at1o pubic -.
Your correspondent Ind q conversation
i,enre IN n co,,sntcnnus mo,,,er !, tha M ~ y
~ tsaa' '.''..o. .,,st J.. - .'o s"so
est' co"'es " lt4u1. 4te saSs tl@"t " ~ mat
, 1881-01-04
THE ST. Louis "TIMEs."

ST. I.nuIs, Jan. 3.-Frank J. Bowman, as
holder OF soyeral Interest notes drawn by u.
N. Chambers, applied to judge Noyle, OF the
Circuit Court, this morning for the appolnt-
lncMt OF 1secelyer TOR tho Tlmes newspaper,
I'LL order OF 'salo, MI order tn restrain II. 3{
llaMle Of t1 ST. Louis 1Vn1cs lii u publication
issuing fruli1 tho 0itico OF the Post Dlspltcls,
alld MI order upon the Associated press to
deliver the tflcRraphic report of tho Times
,tnsr tse % co,,tfact @ as @ viii vii 4ttStG tipt I,n u
the st. Louis 14mes Company. Judge Boyle
trnllsfarted tha application tn Judge ].fnlley.
who heard a previous proceeding aRainst tho
rase to-day. lii. Bowman ti3en i; gase !lotlcS
he wOullr renew tho application tomorrow.
, 1881-01-04
NIAGARA IN MIDWINTER.
Grandeur OF t1sc scenery About the
Cataract.

GRANDEUR OF thc scenery About the
Cataract.
PROSPECT House, NIAGARA FALLS, Jan.
1.-The continued cold wentiiar here hus
caused cnornolis quantities 0f leo to ncclln,l-
late. Tho Horseshoe Fail IL fTozcn sulitl for
200 feet from either share, In consequence Of
which the Clifton Water-Works Company
hnyu ccased operations. They cannot con-
trOl enough water to. keep their machinery
III motion, their reservoirs l,nvo ruin dry, md
ttlu town Ia without n wnter-snpply. TlIo
lnassiye mounds Of stalactites, tile f0r,ni.la-
bio lclcies suspended fron. tho grizzly rocks,
nre grand beyonl description. Tho Leu
mountains keep working tlloir way. upward,
md now reach q hight Ut ahout 1s0 feet. Tho
spray l.as made wonderful formations. Thu
pretty cudnrs nre so loaded With leo TINT they
tlroop nenrly tu thu ground. Tho grnlltl old
trers OFT Cunt Island aud III Prospect Park
their Heavy coatA Ut leu. licuyy leo coIltl,.-
.ues running over tho falls Into tho river be-
low, anu threAtens every moment to form I'LL
icebrldge. All tho fcc-llouses IL, tho Vicinity
Are l,eurly illled With e1tnr Ice, frOu twelve
to fourteen INCHES thick. Numbers Of Wis
lturs, principally from Now York md 8us-
ton, have foiiMa their way here to'enjoy tho
, 1881-01-04

nEEnE-Thn funeral setylcts Of Atss. II. u. Deaoe
Will u Ut Thu ,01lse, ISIS MlehYn-nf,, TuUsaJ, Jan.
I, at ! y Ill., cIsE!npuA 10 Aus0htll.
NUtLE-jan. nt E3Q 4. E. ~ ut Aushnoll-at., Ar-
thur IT, Nublu, jE -0
Funeral to-lAy 1t O'Clock.
kAuFMASH-Jan.3 Z. Mrs. ltetlte kaufnanR. wifo
OF JatIh kHufmAnH. xud daughter 0f Mr. aud Mrs.
frank UltFgE - -
tnnsrn FROM het lais residence. northeast cOsnes
Ut llHnover ulsd E.onty ttItaY III p,
H.. Gy carriages ~ GoEAlau E1th1Ilc Cutpetsry.
CAuf-jRn. 4 at pRyk Avenue lio(si. Now York.
y. X Lady Uf Now LDnd0n. Cum. father Of Mrs. IL
r. II. Dntkss nnd only brother Ut Mrs. u. u. shlp.
ns1,, ~ thta city,
FoATEh1Jan. T. of consumption. Walter II. Fos-
Funeral frul hts iate resdaRte, l6t Enutl Shnx1,-
non-ss. "Wednesday. Jnu. ~ " O'Clock. by cutrnVes
u tjnkwuuus a,uMutery.
1ltt;uhMlck-1an.x X 1t the tnetdsnco Ut his RrSnd-
fath9f. Walter H nr1oka. 1alttnoss. Nd. William
G4ndatsun Mccormick. ae04 ypars aud uiunkI xou
OF william u. xaa Eleau1r u Nccotuck-
: SIUCKWE1.1s-1'hS funeral IT the lass ltrs- Judith
Stoc4Null will sAkp PtAen Wednesday, Jun. s. W. u
usloek u ~ ts04 aa6 sgzlsnca VI Asx sVu, NuUru
, 1881-01-04
FAtLED IN BuslNEss,

!, opFtH3* 1'P45tR 70 1Hs VHFFa9u 1Ftu"TWs
ELKIIARr, Ind, jan. l-Up to this morn
inx tho examiners Of. ", G. lllll's accounts
(who failed Saturday t'nd his liabilities to
be s1s, og,t e5pd not all leurd from yet. UM-
sloubtcdly The liabilities will reach $4,000.
,Fiieassets will, IL Is thought, reach ST., 600,
d11ifs fathor was interviewed this morning
SILT Us much surprised, rs arU the wll0lo
community. Said he: "Warren kept his
business s,atters away from itle, and did
mt consider 1t my duty to pry; !l.to them"
father, vii" l,a,i loai,s lta. % n,onsy to &C CARY m
oil l,is business. Tho father llcGtlcd l,ts
money, and tho son paid hls Indebtedness, is
lle probably did mt :Wunt hls fatt,ar to know
ness.,na,f, ulld 10 held III hlKl. esteem. The
creditors Of the lirtn are arriving md doing
oil possible to make themselves as solid as
the casu will permit ct.
, 1881-01-04

4A4IA4oON3 V<ASs
ATcn1soN, Kas., JIM. 3.-Tlo Daily Cham
73to't publishes review of tho business md
Industries Of this city during tho yenr 1850.
The Atchison elevators have ha1uled In
round numbers 0,0o0.0oo bushels OF grain.
There nre eight elevators and II liaif-lozeu
grain-wnrel,ouscs In tho city, having total
storage capacity OF B70,0o0 bushels. Elevator
d, Just completed by the Anhison. Topeka
i Santa F6 Railroad, IL tho largest in. the
State., The etEht railways center!ng hcru
llnrc brought FL &, III carloads. Forty pas-
senger a1Ml twenty-four freigllt-trnIns arrive
and tlcpart fr0m the city daily. The Uni0n
depot, tho largest and finest III the State, was
completed September lnst, and cnst Sl.,-
COO. a system :: Of .watcr-works was
Of Si5o.000. Sales by iobhing merchants
during tile year aggregated ST, coo, ,000. Tho
stuck-yartls received DSt ,7:N hogs, 30,h23 cat-
tie. 1920 sheep, and l,8t1 llurscs, Of hogs,
~, ,t2l were killed nnd pnckcA ut AtclIls0n.
This now pork-packlng l!o,.su of S,nittl, Fur
low Y 70. was completed IN December. Tho
building md machinery cost S100, GOO, and It
Inns T. killing capacity of 1900 liogs daily.
Lumber, sales aggreFuted ,sl.5oo, coo. Over
mnl I, ,gQo, cog brick were used tn their con.
structiol,. Forty Thousand barrels 0f apples
n4l over W000 bushels nj potatoes were
shipped By AtclltHon commission merchants.
Thu showing mntle Ii II very favorable one.
, 1881-01-04
A WELSH GATHERING.

MILWAUKEE. W!s., Jan. 8.-Tho NatIonnl
Eistedfod, q Welsh literary and musical as-
soc!atlo,s, llas Just closed u ten.dAys' session
ltere. The attendance has beun very large,
Postmaster james, Ut New York, and othpra
being present. Tte following Ia list. Of
prizes awarded: Poetry, the l.ey. g. il.
llump..Says. New York; Mrs. II. .. Jones,
Mineral t n!,tgo, Q. prose, the. isey. u, +
Park, ri. Grammar, Prof, Rowland, iii.
clno; John u. Price, Milwaukee. Afusic,
John .: Thomas, lrymouth,. In ..S{nglp8,'
Min. IL y. Jones, Racine; and SatHh ThQFas,
Milwaukee, ..u
, 1881-01-04

;sd N.s u .he sens sf e., Fl MsE5s eos eso #
Ssoa in,ure!l "g S,ow. and 9 oeor s ,s @ VIII.
tans, VIM found CurrA1, lying tnscnsln!o n Tho
ecased. siici'ac i]arlani, t,r"rve l!otI'c.,. mud
ssSoy"s md cr s .'Sw !" hwy ScGn 1s u
sst'%s ss!S!s 3 III: s';s. a;,; ssss SSs'
eeeliemt"ily Injured TTe rosito IN which hs
lnII Inuiculcd that he hai fallen hradfnrctnt}st
ngai,lst ehfnkst',eoop. an.i '.I,!'n the the snarp
= aist.le clot Of bioai and haIr. Tho jnry !aiter,
hcari ~ the ..S evidence, retrS vect a IT., of
chnrHs Of MI rcraot,a arrested on aasnlcton Ht
havlIig tnfieics' tho fata' blow: Tho dcccaetu
o W.; ysars nf ase sinEle md fur years pnst
Ott1n 0AMnflsG.
One OF the first questions which comes tr for
deGts!nn @ nlter tho organization of ntarty every
sn l. whittier 'sr Honcy % sinl +, ,,, m
alton q proIit, a,,d ~ asti:eaa'bllns party i
tho. feciinx that 4 Is a. l1sttc TOO Purl.
tan'cal ai'tl too vtrtuotis to deprive motu-
ters o. Tnat, under ssf,a!!' SIteuI',tancf's. ',,
galntnK is u,oro Lurtful than Tint Of pubIio
Wig would reyer ysit i Ean,hiii'a- hSuss !ako
thcr ilrst lossons tn carl. p!nyng and I y frt'in
these sgtnt.lHriea e TINT they graduate into N.Y.
a,ld associntcs, tho pcrfcct s.lety, aud il score
Of uther things make tho ilrst lesson c,shy And
tho temptation ten times ns grcat ~ Mt CUM"
It ii fact too that Mt tt,ese club poker rtotns
there nrc two or three WIN alwnys win md !nnny
but little from IN ortllnnry gambling den wlrro
,nnny 1osc IND t,nly ono Wins There arn ,'sstSk"
sss s a IL %s e % o Grs Il sfse :" III S
and men Rn hu1ne .prnniless md t!espOhdUnt
, 1881-01-04

apcake Il Ohio Cnnnl Company, praying TINT
cnlisrDl and management Ut tho cnnal,. and
asking the nrp0fnt,lentof Il Receiver. Judge
Norris ret,t tic ttleistnn of tic Court refuB-
Ing to appoint 4 Receiver.
, 1881-01-04
Ben Butler the Original Spirit Of The
Conspiracy Against the Rich
Firm.
Ther AllcgcdnUrlme a TecInfcal-
ity, Involving 800 Mt the
Very Worst. - !:
Neither Conkling, nor Arthur, nor
Judge Davis. nor Boutwell,
Were Concerned. ~.
These Facts Furnished by Congressman
Who Knows All About the :
Affair.

spfefat DtspatcA 10 The Chicago Tribune
Cr.EvEtAS1'. o., jan. al was fortunate
enough to Interview to-day member Of tho
Congressional Committee which looked into
the Phelps, DDdRc L Co. case, iyl,1cl, Is now
In controversy between Senators Conkltng
aIltl Dnynrd. lie gnve MI Insight Into tho
matter, md reproduce 1t lit full:
THE spectacle Of Jayne, tho spy. when he
came before tho Committee, / shall never for
get as long as live. Tail, muscular, caday-
erOus, lean, alld jnnk, with long dfshcyelctt
locks reaching almost to his shoulders. with
heavy, tangled bcart:. but almost double
with suffering md, dIscuse, md hobbIing
slowly along on crltclirs,-hls only way to
navigate Oil account Of his rheumatism; ile
appeared, indeed, to me rs he llnu been rep
resented, tic veritablo Blue Beard OF the
New York merchants. 1le lind arranged to
llaye
FRANCIS u, stoUrToy
and severnl othera come to ,lle antt tell what
soul Of h0nor ho was, anil how lo wns to-
Ing everything that could possibly bc done to
purify the customs business. When lie had
hobblcl in to the proper placo he began his
acting. With tho tears streaming down Ills
wan, cntlayerous checks, with mad, III
jured look III lis face, md a staccato tone In
lis voice, lie begun: Tho merchants Of Now
York arc n1l thieves. They nre all robblng
tho Government: every tlne they can act a
chance, and they get chance very often,
notwithstanding all tho care we exercise
md tho gools' wo confscatc. We do
the best we Gun, but the thieves bent us.
Occasionally we get hold OF them md trap
them at their games, and this is one Of tho
cases. lie then went on to tell us oil about
1t, and how tue discovery was made. I took
t,.A- ~
, 1881-01-04

In caae you havo mot, yoM should nt onca pur-
chuso.tL now Whcotcr' h Wilson M. 4 sowing
n.nchtNe. An elegant aud beautiful assortment
ut their WAfcrootns. NO. lba Stnte strocf.
, 1881-01-04
A A.ReCEIyERsHIP REFUSED,

DALTlMQllE, Jan. 3.-In the United States
Circuit Court, III tho case OF d. J. Stewart
vs.. The President allu Directors Of tue Chcs-