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The Meridional. (Abbeville, La.) 1856-1906, 1881-07-30

Art 4th r. SOW d that Messrs.
.. Nnhez, L4eais Thil,eaux. Nor! err
Rcutqu~ and JUS w. Harrington,
he, and 'aiy are hereby appointed
apeclal cor mltiee tn carefully exam-
lie he Coulee Kinney Bridge, for
the purpose IT as.ertaining the guam
;liy Of iumter nee'ed 10 repal' said
bridge and to purchase the same q.
- reasonahl raies as possible.
Art 5th Resolved farther, that
aa,cus L. orion, Eoad Overseer
of he 9Th Road District, shall cause
al repai's nee ssary 10 he made to
stld @ridgo by ali ,ers0as subject to
road aut in il siurislii tion.
ilaziie Broussard Esq, clerk Of,
court, as authorized 10 purchas- at
the e1epnse Of the parish, tn follow
ng records for tue use OF his office,
VIZ 4:
/ Record !or Notarial acts
+ g ccessiona.
'' 9 Index to Shelia,'s
, les
he commissioners OF unbranded
stuck ppointe for iae p4st year,
W re continued III office for the pres
ent year.
On motion Of Mr. Brousssrd,
Arr. 9Th Resolved, 81 a, the com
miitee on he Cou,t House repairs,
oe aataorizra and shall have power
4" contract for the psiu,ing OF The
9 urt Housa aud Court room ard
10 pay for far out Of a special ,nnd
appropriated for th t purpose.
At. 7h Resolved further. that
said committee are hereby author
I'D 10 purchase paiut and other na-
tetia's necessary in order 10 complete
the Court room md pat ng the same
/ good 80 neet condition after
ha amoa already appropriated
nail b exhausted. they shall certl-
y aud approve the accoun. or ac-
counts fot sJch materials they may
oeore for that pa fpose-proyi.ed
; id aeconnt or pueohose does not
xee,d eighig d llar,-- which ,ccouat
- approved sh Il be presented to
his body { r fusthar approval.
The lowing claims against the
parish were allowed to be paid out
t their respective lnuds o! appropri-
linns
The Meridional. (Abbeville, La.) 1856-1906, 1881-07-30
NO. S.

pemosthene Trahar, 5th" {"
James Pickett, 18th I" "
Art. Sd Resolved. that the fo'-
loving named per ons be md they
are hsr,I'y sppoiated Road Over,
s ers for the year ending Oh th5
first NJ I'd y in July. 1882 viz:
For lst road district VIM. yansivke.
The Meridional. (Abbeville, La.) 1856-1906, 1881-07-30
Z O w Il Council.
A hbeyilIe, ApTil flth 1881.


CURED by law, and having pro
iduced their credentials, and hav
ing subscribed to the oath of Of
6ce, proceeded 10 organize as
follows:
Lsonee Perret. Mayor. took m
chair and called lhe meeting t.
'o1dcr the following aIdermea
were present, Mes.rs. J. j Ah3die
~. Q. Leg6 and o. heIias Bon
que.
The minutes of the preyiou-
'IaeeIing were reaa and adopted.
The report OF he comn,ittee aIt
pointed 10 seitIe with he Officers.
was presented and tead aud OH
motion the satne was adopted, and
ordered to he spread Oh the min
uIe8. and committee discharged.
To the Hon. Mayor and A'der-
men Of the town OF AhbegiIle
We the undersigned meohers
Of the committee appointed hy
four Hon. body to examine The
reports Of lhe Cons, Collector, lhe
Secretary ard Treasurer aud Cor
por,tion Attorney ab,l tc examine
lbe bnanclal c"ndi i'on oi iaa
Tow" oi .shhev'tle. AID 70 rfpori
thereon, present you with this oar
report :
W" fn' the reports Of he Sons.
COLLECTION. for the year ending
,pril 9Th 1881 to lie correct and
hat h" has mn hand cue hundred
aud ixieco dolIats and FIVE cents,
We find The 'rfea-ur@l-s report 10
he correct and Hat h. has on hand
pn the geneoat snhd oa3 hand Ed
aod seven y-two ia ara ~ 4 ff.y,
'wn cents. on the street, end @ridg"
fund thirty -Ewo 10 lar~ and dirty
'wo ce''f- W. also fad the report
OF the Corporation Attorney to
be correct.
We also Submit the follow ing
report Of the fhancial condition
Of llie town
Jncolectel Judgments $751; %
=. ,o-r, Jsan re- TN
, 1881-01-14

will he nbie to rut, tliclr trains frun, Ctucin-
nail In Chattanooga a,scr tileir nwn line IN
nl,,,tt four wtnkH. It nov .sses tho Western
u Atluhtlc line frntn !SDyca 10 rcneh Ctihtta:.
hhga. Irack-!nyfliE !iils n!St, Ealn!l'IcnCW
0i the Cinct!llln.f Snsttliern NaIffaAtf extgn-
Atnn to the fcnIlesKen River. WlNn Il spIeu-
tisl wharf utMl movable platform IL DtlnT
bnitt.
'rhu hcayy stlnw.storiu whfcltIpr.'va[lcd IN
this .sectlon yesterday embarrassed thu rEtl.
r.'n,ls centerit'y III tt4 city, III 1t re',tlirrh
prevent nceitlcrts., M srrIous tro!!l'lc l'ow-
ever has tins fur becN reported. Thu trninB
M ne;rly nt tlle rfatt. wGrn frDnt Dtie to itrc
linnrs lnta IN arriving here. .Titp rHllytmd
0ilielals say they cnulh tlnyt. inatD bcttrrtf,nE
lHtl tllpy rnrtrf to rui, tln ri$k uf accidents.
But they Thought 1t .Hl,cll wiser tn ruiz Nsnw
RtHl put tho f'.tsseIltfrrH tn tin Inconvenience
them TO my danger. Tin storm .nhate,I last
evening a'nl consequently ,iu further trouble
IL anticipated, n
~ The nanual nun c,,ectl99n of t!'c Dayton \
"Wednesday, Il WIS Developed That II Insre
quantity NJ Tic ln'1l,lH ut tin, rpatt have. mun
turned oyer 10 Eastern parties. Tile n,l,u.nt,
llnwnycr, I4 mt iha controlling Interest, hui
II Is believed that Thu tlalsrcr lias BEEN l,nde
With tho View Of obtaining the controlling
Interest. n,a tla. rntmrt ts rlrenlnt"l TINT ii
!las a,cel. secured BY tie Baltimore. Il UlIiu
Railroad. Tho DnylSlI Il Southeastern Ii Il
narrow EuNgr. n.ll las ',cr,' 1t! tho lmntls q
Krcelyer fnr tue pAsl year. i contains ~
inties nf r0alls ruIi,I,iE tsn t.:.. e,r.t ,nsnus
tf .!ncks0t1 County, nlNl IL ,nil,g n GROWING
business j ,wnnilt give tic 13nltf,lnrG IS
Ohl0 M ntltlIL from Dayton, AMI II surltrtl
by II will be clinnvett Il, standard guaye.
, 1881-01-14
A REMARKABLE MAN,

6ptc(Hk lipdtSN 10 1H1 thleIFo 1f1nRks
CoLnwlArl;lh Micl., Jail. l3.-ThIa city
possesses quite remarkable mini iii tic per
son uf the Nev. Allen T3bblts, who cnDlc to
Michigan In 1874, nnl to C0llwnter III 1881.
III July OF that year llo preached tho il.ss
Sernoi-in hts own hotse-Over prcaGtlGt
here. 1lo is In Ills 77th ycnr, md nnrrates tho
following record Ut Ills life: ~ never sworn
MI oath, or, took II chew OF tobacco, or
smoked whnle clgar I never bought or
sold drink OF whisky Or brandy ftr myself.
1novcr owned or carried pistol. never
owned n klte or played II galne OF marbles.
III trnvcl OF over l03,0 niles by public
conyeynuces mover met with MI accident, or
was u moment too lHtu when 1t 'tlepo Mtetl
upon my 0Hn exertEon. never sting
ensci;srss iEs;s billiard, Il ssa Sf croausf s ay y
gn,nu Of clr,ls. I never skatpl
II rt,lt, or struck Il nun II blow will, NY list
/ can repeat nl0ro Ut uio 1Nblu tl'nil any ina,l
living Or wll0n lnyu my knowledge. 1
lIayn given Instrltctinn to 'nor..' tllan 100000
soils w,o composed tl,e t|rst ciI,lrrl, ii ills
city and county. ! llMye given MwHy n'nrp
renl estata to Ills city {Co.awatur] tltln Nll
its uth0r ln1tnlitAnts. pruuctletl fur fifteen
ycarA Rlltl travelled tlsgru tnil 40 lllltus, nj
tending fllIlcrt.ts; m!d nll tho salnry ever
rccnlyetl was q pound II tea, worth "a cehta."
beside tllEs record Ut Ills nw,,, ,u l,as spent
Alinost every Stato ~ tho Unlal east Ut lilo
Mississippi. mud in Upperalsd l.0wur cunntla
LII N!l these yGnrs he 1,us lnore1sutl n wealth,
alll Is now surrounded by Ills children and
Ills cl,tlllrei,'A children, living III tho enjoy
inent Ut rlpe old aEc,
, 1881-01-14
THE TEMPERANCE CAUSE.

,.,t, ~,
Ai'c LlIN"r. uen1of*' association Chnl-
-, lennch 10 Ssebntc the Qhrstions
tho WoncI,'s Christian Unfon Vcn,rernltce
A.soctn,inn ,saa yra,rrio,. ennt II, t,,a ,,,ar.
1,"orss s,,"i,t,s -. H. at .,. ;" "'' '"''o'
A.w.eis ~. nssvsM'Has u tals Guy:
Ass!cl ArtoS, Kooli,i, i4s Mulisoi street,
70 TIC sccrtnr!i u ute tht,IiUo Li4N"1 .Ijrtil~
Grs' 1ixfogtuti',,!-Sin: Your Association
!Iia ilceil FORMED Tor tue avowets i'tirW,sc ~
0elei!tI!HR Tile iihnnlifntturp niNl sale vt M!-
, 1881-01-14
- FAMILY SKELETONS.

A Daughter Causes tho Arrest OF kxer
Mother for an Alleged Larceny.
Mrs. Elizabeth Schoondvcr, M old la.ly Of
n yenrs, Was MI inmatebt q wtness-roo1n Mt
tho Armory Wednesday, night, her daughter,
Mrs; +. q, or SEbyi Walswortl., 80 years Of
usc,1 living Mt No. 1851 Wabash avenue, llav-
Ing cn,lsctl her arrest ulipll n warrant tallcg-
illg larceny. Tho warrdht also called for
tho arrest OF Miss laura Scsloonover,
w years Of ugc, another daughter bf the Old
lntiy. R1ld sister Ut tho complainant. but Hllu
xns too Il to pe re,nnvuljt0 tila xtntiUl. Not
!0liE aEO Mrs. Wns1swurllI procured II dtyarcH
troin her husband, a1i tho mother e!aiIs
tiint tilo husbnnd'ss lawyer III, tint suit,
Nh 'ntt0rlnv NANle1 Dttyllck. has since
ils1rpea control OF A{rs.tW.'s AFFAIRS a1i.i.slie
believes HIN 10 be- II, part II not wholly 10
bla,ne Tor causing .ur nrEEst. 1t was uEtlur-
stood that Mrs. Sch0nlloyer and her clslrr
daughter were charged With Gnrrytn. Il ,tclrs
81 furniture nilu household gu0ds nwily frv,l
tho' residences, .wlitto they cInlnle,: To be
able to provo in thelr;h hWl, tlefense, tint Il
Eqotlly horizon Of THO pfapprrty ctllsainc,l III
4f domestic brntIs Mrs. ,Scliooisnyer fias not
an.l 1t =, was only, slnce Laur,. vas
returned to tic llDltsc, lid ti.on only
fur thu purpose Of curing fur and wallng
upon tho sick Que, which work tic younger
slstpr lintl refused to do. Justice Wul|nce
yesterday lll0rniiiG promptly discharged tho
u|u @a4y, rs soDl us llp: unlGrst00l tllA reln-
tlUnslliD between herself aliu the complain
ait,
, 1881-01-14
BOLD ROBBERY.


Valunl,1e E:ura Sfolru front n wabash.
Avcnur Isut,sp - Tho e;opds subHr-
uucutty Recovered.
Imrs,jnv ,unrn,nr strysrs, l,cak {. 1,,chor
ploprletoFs ol the e""n"n r hr Stose. An' III
Wabash avenue, re!Wrtet' IN great i,lste ut
police headquarters tint their store hui been
entered by burglars during tho nIgi,t. n,ul
t,at = I"fKu ar!l sa'a"plc sn gan1ilty OF
lnrs Nld Dech stole''' Inc "'llcers who
went back tn TIC store with them
tu asccvtntn exnctjy how the burglary had
i"u' Iso rr 49,, ~ 'V tm f,out % aar ''t' , u
uee" "'.Gea o"s W ~ 49, ..uat ., "o".' mn !''a1
the outside. ~ was Mt first Thought but from
tho Inside. TlIls lnslicutcd that the work
had been .lunc by burglar or burglars, who
, @ ,.s '.a"' ,,a,,"sv n r, ,,a,,r, av "o o"'n.
ilS uut'nE BUSINESS HUNTS. Alll WHO hau
rcn'nired III hiding Until alter tue store WAS
closrsl for tho night. This tI,a,lcr Of work
lars, mil s,,l,u three or ft,ttr extensive rob.
bertrs lNyu buen successfully uannel Mtit
uxucutct! III precisely il,a s,.'ne way. Among
t!!e number werc +. Dsimsl Y sol's ftrnt:
% ;S 1 of apoiserns M s"o'ls sl Witt Wslu sta,!. To.
WIAnen'.a's fur store on State strut, md u.
Sl,nynr a. Co.'s jUhbIng IIt,lIsp on Wabash
nyols!r. TIC eHpttlto of tlle thieves who per-
pet,r.te! , the sl!oyer robbery convinced, The
work Of n single Gai,d, .5ut Of several
binds of professionals, and they inva BEEN
kcep,l3, 4 very sharp lookout fur k,,bwit
crllilinnls who would be apt tn do that kind
OF work. Tho investigations wlicl, followed
Mt the stnle resulted fuynrnbIy for tile police.
Employees In tic building, a'!d particularly
tllu conductor Of NIL rlesHtUr IN tile reHr Ut
tho building. rcrollrctel llIat rur several days
ut tho beEinh,lu Ut the week they lad
secn suspicious characters luaiius about lii
tho rcnr of tl,e story, md during TuesslIy
free will. tile elevator, md Ind prt n number
, 1881-01-14
Tho Oyktar kttl41Nqsk.

The rccont extreme eol4 alld !nrle.nent WcAth..
Or, suyA tho jitiHl0Ft Sun. bus prGhably u!IteteI
no Interest moro sua,l that Of tho oystsr b,.al.
ng5s. OysttFs eelluH " present fur W cunts to
$l75 per busict cu.n nlnanlGa1 ney 23 tn ~ cet,ta
last &uaso,l, 1t IL estimated thAt AUD tlra.!9pFs.
vi 1u0 veascls with VI inny CAltH!u4. ~ tong.
net, and p1u lMGr engaged III "straplng," Avo
oysters. Tie amount q oai!ta! Invested III
drctig!ng-bsats IL s!..:5o Uo. us tho u,nount IN.
and canoes. II ncMrly $l,MI,lGO. biUl Who work
Ut drndHtux pr0bAhly B4upr moro tlian any other
wVrktuNlneli in THIS country: Tleir l1b1r II
onerons, exposing them 70 ui kinds Ut weather,
rendering tIle!n liable to dlscass. hotw!thstand'
tng thesG hMrllsNI,s, theruMre mon who haye Eul-
iHwoa ths business fur ysaFs, n,.d prS!er
.nxes Of dredTcrs vary, frt'tn 80 IL
& 10 por npnth, sOnla pf thetu receiving spg@
eio wnxcs, tlaEs ~ huch HIr rslts!d trip Of iL0
runxy, and othors n9uIn u shnre'of "tna take,"
utter du!uottnu tho portion t.dua tu Tho
4; yes.s! an1 payinx E.nta%'s waxp,; captatn,is
possibly sverige I'll per nlu,lth. t9ulsslv Vt tho
Iuruu pack k!nx'Auusel 1t u Aihltst }Ap,@sible to
vsl tNlat0 the Auulher Ut pGupiu Who, mako their
living BY tho oyster tradc bui recent figures show
thAt thssn ar0 ~ porstis cnRaHutl HI preparing
oyaters for lsH4l consumption, Thsru ato lorty-
aud y, ,Ae0 ic.nulcs, whose wages Lust Srasoa ax-
, 1881-01-14
WISCONSIN DAIRYMEN,

Scc0nd DnysH HcshInti-Enlpnrtnnt E'n-
rcrH Hend N,t Butter nttI Cheese nIul-
lnE-Snlunbl0 Fuet< l'frArn&ed hy
Trors Henry. of the Etntp Agricultural
Farm.
sostial Dspa'>h to 7hs Chtenca T1bt.ne.
WArKEsltA, Wis, Jan. l;'.-1!Ie Wiscon-
sln Datrymen'a meeting, secold days session,
opened Will, &. llazeM, Vtce-l'fesl'lcDt, pru-
siding. Hiram Smith rcnsl II paper o,i tho
following llrAs involved In mixed farming,
atid held that rs commonly understood mud
practlcctl 1t wns n AeiusiUn and snare 10
those who by 1t expected to compete
III prntiuclnE the wovd'a agricultural
g,ods. Tho same reasons TINT compelled
manufacturers to practice minute subsltyis-
in,ls Of lnbor III order to pr0tlNee ut n mini
1,lt,n Gust, would compel TURNER'S tn adunt
tho snlnu principle Or submit to nothing fur
themselves nt low wagrs tlat hive smaller
surplus for comforts, tuxuries, md tlevesnp-
mcHt Il, intelligence. III conducting his own
fnrin lie made everything It would riIsc cntl-
tribute 10 the production Ut milk. 10 be made
III pr0tucs, mud made M itemtzHd aecuuut to
show that In 50 dining lie made tifty.twUcows
earn nj, incol,lc nj abaut sol casl, for tleycar
1850 on 2l3 ncrcs Of land.
Tic debate Which followed brought out
tho Modns operandt Of kceu!nE up the fertiil-
ty Of the grain mud dairy farm by tho rnisEns,
feeding, md pl0wlny III Of clover.
Mr.. Jol11l 1.uslinger gave MI interesting
history OF tlle milking Ut Swiss cl,ccse, III III
teEest that Is largely pursued III Green a,ltl
Wlnnc1aEo Counties, there briE. nbnut co.,
oe bounds ',,at!e ln t'ls Statn pSr .,!,''',
cntcu In Ills upper Il nlure GENERAL l,f:lc,lco
Of winter tlalrylng. but said lI,e farmer WIN
practiccl, 1t must hive thu conditions "
, 1881-01-14

every few months since then favored indi-
yttluals have been i!nk1ng fortunes In II. Tho
Hon. Alexander Mitchell, $. $. Merrill, ard
John W. Carey. Of tho 81. Paul Company,
have been IN New York fnr several days y,nst
on lmmrtant business. the prcelse. nature
nf which l,nt mi brcu iuals knpwm,
but tue theory saeills HIiId tfus they llnvH
accomplished something Which has RIvei,
tlus s0ett this extraordinary bloll,. It tsnlat,
nTlrii BY tl!e fact Of securing the rIsl,t,Df-
WHY through t!le. Dakota 1nhlan Reservation
just eifcetetl ut Washington. Another view
Isl That tl,e s!H'rts nru sntlrayortny Il, covcr,
nntl that .lin1 ktpne II sklnnlng Russell Snge
III tho most luMGrclful nlanller.
, 1881-01-14
MUSIC AND SKATING.
Ii ths Editor AZ 17la Ehtt.tao Tribune.

I.AKE V1Ew, Jun. la.-Sknttng, tllo reign.
lug ulcusllro which the cold wlnter l,as uf-
fordvd to young md oil. in inch part Ut our
city, seems IL bu incrrassnE; our boys nlltl
girls return from sclhool, don their skute-
bags, mid make their why to I.il,caln Park
or other pouus, to enjoy this ltra!tl,ful alld
Kracefnt exercise. Even our married ladies'
join the ynNnger olles III tho amusement.
Nuw tlitnk that n Ru.all rntrnnro-feu fran
furnish u bund. wilcl, would not only lU,iI
Increasing pleasure, but would III II Kreut
measure ui4 tho beginner, / ltsaku this
proposition hoping t0 llunr fraM utllers u,
ito o e * skatuS S to as ass IL IL III Lneo f1 u
, 1881-01-14
SUED FOR LIBEL.

Two milwaukee, Policemen sue tl,e
"Ikcrold.t$
Special Dhpatth to Tie Chicago Tribune.
MILWAUKEE, ian. 13.-Iwo former inein-
bers Of the Milwaukee police furcu have
brought suit III tho Circuit Conrt against W.
". Coleman, publisher ut thu Herott, far
lLbei and tlefAnlAtion of character. laying
their daE!'aRes at $4,000. TiM Her0td Il M
Independent Republican, newspaper printed
IN tllo Gcrnlan langmaKe, anu lIus Il large
circulation aiming the Gcrlnan-speaklng pup
ulatlun Ut tho StUte,
, 1881-01-14
ST. PAUL STOCKS,

Erkt{dt flfth1frh IN Yha tfkfe<1,s,

Special Dtspateh to Tas Chseayv Trtbun8,
MlLwAuKEE, Wis, Jun. 1S.-Ss. TaMl COM
mon stock to-day seacilul tho highest figure
ever known IN the history Ut the r0ud, 1i019<.
closng at lis. It Is only three years sluco
Tits stock was selling for 10 t0 10 cents, RnA
, 1881-01-14

A!r. Bcldcn states TINT capitalists II, nearly
nil tho c]tfes, from New Ynrk to Chfr0g0.
llnvn pr,lnlsrd thnir cot,perallon in til,
ilrucGt, md that III thirty days ,nore ino1icy
would hN subscribed ntil pnttt in thu, would
bo required to build tho rilt
, 1881-01-14

Wincticster'a llyporl,osp1,Itsa
will clirc consumption, coughs wcnk jnngy,
hr0neliltis, and gticrai debility. Established
tWrI,fy uftc yrUrS, i
, 1881-01-14
INVITED 10 ASSIST.

INVITED To HSS1ST.-
LITTLE Rock, Ark, Jan. l3.-Tlic two vol
unteer military companies Of this city ure III
receipt Ut nil invitation to nssIst III the In.
ai!gsiratinl uf Presit[e,It-plert GurtIelu ut
Washington On the Itll Ol March next.
, 1881-01-14
1lEtAnISt7.

p,,,, .r,r, mr., T., I'm nm, a., 49,,
.,,.".,-eA n =. ,,,. -. ..'.,', "' 49," VIZ w.
plleat'o'i VI lopert .heta'Moht asesl Others
for an alternative ll,nnttnllus to COlllnul tho
Directors OF tho pliladelu)la 4 lientlnr
1,vilroatl tu tss,o II cnII ror Inn nnn1,ni ,lrr.
,ta,, ~, t',r.., 49,. s..',". wv
,'o % ."o "nse 'o'ne" ,,. .lao c1a'se' ,sl. ~
WOnlu t4!slJ0lin tic consideration Ut tic sib-
3ect until Mn4day next, 70 ailow tie inan-
Ngers ol the Ioltpaliy 10 take action III tie
pFelhlses.
.,,>.<,,~.,,: ,,,.1.,,-
ciNc1SSAT1's WHITE ELEPHANT.
tion Of selling their Southern railroad. which
has cnat 20 ,uIljin,s II, thc l,i,,l,cst bidanr
,rn. T.,,o,.,'rs, - un. ",,,. ,t.',.s,, s..
recommends that 1t be gut rid of, as 1t Is ali
tntolcrnbB burden OH tho city. We quote
the following from the rut,ort pf fhe Com.
,nit,",, to t,,o ,,,aa,,,,r 1o,, ~, 'S "'
''.r,.e .a.' ~ .'.o ,nss''ns' ya.'. -;
Ing Gonlmlttee npnolilteti by tlio League
to i'sunlre wlnt actlon Should be tAken III re:
Eata TO tlo cincinnati Southern Kullroad
feEoTt NJ ii follows; .,u. A.. ~,
II y n!luetstouA tnhE TIC line oI fnnd IS
S9m1setea t one tSr!iis @ t. tue ptsr:
upon to decide wlnt .sI!nll be done with It,.
Il, IMIee policies ara before us: Oi'e ttlnt thG
SMy,ti,ar tint II i. "nsni @'S IT. oe so'' ''u
in Deciding what t., tls, wifi, #. It wou,l bo
n nistaltu to ultlcryalue tile r0n,i.' Ii is nc
k,lowlcdged to be wrl! built, and, for new
foau, 70 maSe ~ psnei'nr ~ te United S!aIcs;
lately lis uujnton ti1ut # cps1t.i ,ut msbnit Mt
the present tt1ne fnr less t!nn Sa5,0u0,v00 1t
Is safe to ass!ilne that It is valuable l'rop-
Gtty, ~ Mu "sl . fGens ~ MI; oeG'u 1
~ ~, ,ss ~ eV -, !,,, WI ,.tti,
Iu tbn catrw u ihrat W.,sI tn r G!1" Gmis Tll
ei,faraio,, inciioo rn,,,t, ~ ~ NV.
Sst {Sa Y ;s1 GSq n%s ss fo ss lit ss i
t6a ttI tei H. u yents. 1i. aeaGps ssua ii lor
The cost OF tl,Is rO.., imclnlillg Interest to
Junu;try, lsS1, IL, say S!S, ,O09 O90, fnl,r Com
mittee Is Ut the .oplntoi, tint. II It could be
say sis 0O. .oo0; Tic wisest. safest ald ,aOs! sui.
isfnetory course would Ge IL sall il, us,,lcr
terms aiM conditions to benrrange.l by TIC two
"t thu tssts c1s IL ss xs ws S1ttse 81 20 sInsd
that tho pllrcInser wDult nssu,nn u,ui. lii.
charge tlle obllsut!o,'s ot tho elty incurred in
aXatlon m i9r ti!ls account. aa the lsgitlatg
70 NJ without material expense,
ron and I S S aoaS. %hetkar IL qrs + @
GliGr1xllx leg ,easS; soI AIy ~ aoant or tis kllI
Co;nMlitse saE9ests I'M uhe i'oard roterWl
i7lns 4 sais q ieast: There are ulready tWo
1oas ~ thta 1St w. sst aa x
rertelcetl a1ltt co,apgteilt. and ~ additional
lnncNlnery Il hcedetl 1or TIC WORK folslalalls
to ~, Ge done.
oas e w'.is', aa ,c9 e sf smsl. a ,a 10TH ,t ="
Of Which II boseJ nn,l sross rscciDls. md
iii" ,,,wnrn Ss es"'' u e"'"'''s' t'o'' S"'0oo
Mi hIu,,v ls'scs Inv. lccu mo;,c in t|,,s cn,ln-
trv ~ railSns tu ana p'iii' IN % ,,utnr r. @ I'M IN te
uIH1Niht W EaaGr tAp AEtIAsl1 - LILY ltLclCSk VH
, 1881-01-14

There was on exhibition yesterday Mt tile
Central depot, faot Ut Lake street, new
pslvute car constructed by tl,o Ohio Falls
Chr Company, Mt Jeigersonyil!c, Ind, for
President W. u. Wasllburn, ut tho Minhcap-
oils u st. Louis 1lntlroad, which Is beyoMa
doubt ono OF tho finest railroad coaches
ever built. LII fact there Is but
ono cnr III ertsteNce that Is superior
1t, aul tllls Is the celebrated Pullman car.
Tho principal feature of President Wnsll-
burn's car Is tho woodwork which em6el-
l!sles Its Interior, md III this respect It Is
even superior to the l'ulluan chr. The walls
Of tho observatory in tho rcar antl tho draw
lng-room III tho front end Of the cur are Of
tho choicest hutternut vcneertng. carved III
beautiful designs oil white holly. The cell.
lngs are Of oak vclieerlilg, very tRstlly fres-
eoed. aud illuminated IL tho most. pleasing
lesiEns on sn0w-wtlltu holly, Which gives
very rich effect. The cettlnE 1T this rom IL
!aIntd 1t! yarlnMs colnretl w0otls etnbellishel
Mit't ss,nt Foli: The bet when folded away re,
, % TUG wall. a similar arrangenient which
provides two beds IL III tho observatory.
There nre sleeping accommodations for four
e,s nors stso's p!aGcl ~ SECTION Sfter thc
iny-room is furnished with u purlor set OF
richly carved ebony illMlnl,la{etl With gold
ahtl aht upholstered with satin damask. Thu
lors noors nro covered with heavy velvet carput
g ssG s 1fsE sYs s e,ss asst1 tho kss Was IT,
t!1oEums. etc., nll Of which l,nyo bccn lifted up
With view 10 positive comfort. 1t Is Mtl-
H4erstufhl tint thu car cost about S17,00O.
t;saltor l1as It TINT tho use Of this car ns 6cel
ke !ake telM to Washington for the lnnugura-
uoh, and that tho Offer llns been lcceptel.
, 1881-01-14
C1FICAGOANs EN- ROUTE TO MEX.
1E0.

Sr. Lou1s, Mo-, Jan. 1a.-'The report IN cir
cnlatlon lust night that jay Gould would nr-
rive here Ills morning, Gil roNto tu Mexico
to look after raIlroatl interests, proves TO
have bern nnfouMdc.t; but rnrty Of gentle
llen III CIicago, headed By Daniel II. 1fuIc,
wi.o uru Identified with rnilruad mud land
prnjcrts III tic Southwest, did arrive, md
will procectl oil their trip to.n1gi,t. Mr.. llale
represents n lIu,ttcr Of Seultis', capitalists
wl!o;aro lhtsFcstcd n tho Chicago, Tcxgs 4
sueintes will tilaie H. careful survey Of tho
field III Texts md MrXca,, n'ltl rrpnrt Oh tho
pr0spgct tor good rctltrtls from Investments.
, 1881-01-14
GOULD'S LATEST.

c - r,,
:, SYRACUSE. N. u, jan. l0.-Tho lion. j, J.
bclden, Ut this city, stated to-day that u conf
pany was soon to ba ornunIzrd to build n
New rn,lronL fro,m N>,v E"rlr :, G,,,an"a
Mneii asked WHO wero tho illcn nlost prolnl-
neht III the movement, he replied: Way
Gould has been watching events for sonlp
t|mo nast n,,,l ,v,,i, lin, oro aasnoi,to, nt1,ar
yy:un!1eilt fni'foat!'fheh a3'l capitalists. li0
uec'aics the tlNlo Is near ut l,alla wien an
, 1881-01-14

PnrLApEr.rIITt, I'a.. Jan. i3.-On the ap-
plication VI Robert Afccnlmont and others
for an alternative mantlnlMus to compel the
Directors OF tho Philadelphia Il Ilenttins
1tlilroad to Issue II call for the nnnual clec-
t|o, the Judge Informed the COUNSEL Tint he
WUnld postpone tic consideration Ut tic sub.
ject uiitil Mnudny next, 10 allow tie lnun-
,lvers Of tl'c Company to take action In the
, 1881-01-14
CITY IxEAL EsTATE;

1tU!{ SAEE- Ut
A. Nov fuady. thu full dercrtptva cntstoeuo Of tho
fhtEtt tl!Mrd Public aaIs Of ~
,TitE Gl1lcAhH hEAl. EsTATE GALL HOARD.
Wsuhesu0Y JAM n, commencing t1f1tlAey At uc1uok
D. ILL.,. -.--..-
At the Reni E<tntc EIchnnHc,
'1tH and III l1nthnFt1-sf.
city
IlyhA 1tnrk Ata ErR!Qwnod.
Huatness prrre1tJ. marble tthnea,
=. lsrlck tI1unea, irnn,o httHsc%, -
Gotdads. vacant lbiA manufacturing A!tGt Qtc, etc
F!no tnvehtnHtlts fur GnpithiRts,
Ouud lnc0nlH m 7snR rrffpOstJ,
. Gail for cutAtbEue.
! .E'0AhtctJ MI pDstN}nHMunt.
Dy-Ild1knx strictly prohibited.
HEOMuE +. GuNE h CO.,
Aucti0n8sr1.
Mortgage NntI&ars. u t,pnEhurIt.st. TrnBtces.
". K. NIXON, 'TEs''
HeaI Esaatr. lifnn6 lis llratlH,Fn.aL, Mnna9er.