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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-07-06
CHANGE OF TEE.

RI TlCE.
CHANGE OF TEE,
On end sfter Monday, October 9TH. the
boats OF the POTOMAC FERRY co. Will run
rs follows:
lEAVE ALEXANDRIA;
69, 81, 8 so, 8 SO, ID 50 and IL 30 g. NJ. spd
II 81, 10, 2 30. so, 20, 30, 80 aud 7 81
p. N.
LEAVE WASHINGTON:
6S0, SO 10, 9 80, 10 80 and II 30 a. m. and
IL 81, ~, $50. 9 80, 1 80, S 80. so and 7 80
p. ni.
On Sunday tee first trip from esch end will be
ct 30 :. In. ''''
ny25 GRO. 4. PHILLIPS, Manager,
I NLAND q SEABOARD OUASTlNG 90.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-07-06
5THaH ELS,


Nor1oE.
P0T0.u.s0 FERRY CO.'S. sTs6.uEas
FOE LANDINGS
ON TEE POTOMAC RIVER
On AID SITTER June lst
Will leave ns follows:
Steamer T. 2. AERO WSMITH lesves Poso-
nee Ferry Cos: wharf, toot OF King street,
1t Z 81 .. IN. DAILY, except Wednesday, ss
isr IS Cciton's, snd on sunday, Tuesdsy aod
Friday ss far Is Abcrs. Leonsr6town. SluG
rcihs' Lsncsstel's wharf. Chap,ico, Hcwsr1's.
Co6rum snd stones. On Monday, Thursdsv
ard Saturday. for Curriomon. Boats, Mount
hoiiy. Nomni and Prospect Hill.
GEO, &. PHILLIPS. Manager,
3. PADGETT, agent jsi4
FOR NORFOLK, PORTSMOUTH, FOR.
TEEsS GONRoE AND THE SOUTH.
THE STEAMER
GORGE LIE A RY-
carrying tho .. 4. MsiI)
VIII leaVe her wharf. foot of Prince street, On
TUESDAYS and THURSDAYS ct D m.
1nc SATU hDAIS. st $50 p. NJ stopping b:
finey PclDt and Point Loos cut going aud re-
,uTDiqg: returning losves Eorfolk on WEI.
o'clock .. NJ.
Bssinniug with May l, 1851, Excursion ,ickst:
will be- Issued, good for tour d.ya, ss follow:
sirst GLASS fare TO Fortress Monroe nnd Mr..
!9:k 81 W.; first casa round tip, IS so; SeconG
Gisss, eic:; way, 81 So first cl>ss fa.e to iney
folht snd Point lockout! 81 81; Filss c:.s.
round trip, 2 60; SECOND class, each way, IS cts
| S!aIeroon:a 81. Meals rs eta
GEO AATTIEGLY, Sunt
:. .. nNOh, ARsnt mh2G
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-07-06
SASIRGASE.

lRGINIA MIDLAND RAILWAY,
7 JOHN 3. BARBOUR, President.
On snd after SUNDAY, June IL, 1851, Pka-
sanpar trains Will run e folloRe:
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-07-06

II UeON'o F:kSr SUPPLY or
SPklHG GUUlS.
hSn tsces' IN White hcru AID Black Fan.
cy Ribbons at low rrices; silk srd liz an
handksrcniefs. Rich Buttons, Faacy Yei,ipes.
sWas, nj III! and Lscs ies our 81. Cor.e ct ia .Ss
oaet 10 market; $50 full :ioe Of Gents w hi,a
ohirts, VI laundt!ec, T.! 55c; celebrated Diamond
0nl[t 81, at FEhHIsON'S,
m1Lo 50 King street.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-07-06
HEY si:sesn2 ,
HRY si:sGsna,
y . g. 7 a OK EinT

SPECIAL ATTRACTIONS.
Our Buyer iGs: returned tro!u New York.
Tbs latest ncTbliies f5c
So II MER " Z 3 &.
Dotted anG Figursd ln3iS Mui's,
CoiortG Persian lawns,
i op.liies in Linen Laws.
T:qEi:i!a Patterns Eo.!ei Sa:si &ug!lns
ali silk Az III; uut VOL SEoehdei Grezs.
dimes.
Nuns Felirga, anecis! =. 7.i"s
Large sdcii;oDs "a C.s.:IlsFe a:cct,
Tsoie Linens and Napkins,
Special Bargains i'll i!aaGAvicaiefs. Uoti.ry,
&C.. &c
Goods tough! 70, ca'!, from tie ia.G'ns wv
YORK. Eouses IA e1ImiEst n solicited
EE2| u 1a,M UT
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-07-06

NEW STYLES SIX MITTS BLACK
~ and COL rs Brilliant Liale Gloves
black and white DolLed Null Ties. Km.
broidcred Null Tles, &C., &c, just received
jyl j. < TACEEfT
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-07-06

NOFFEG5 AND TKAS-l2 half chests Gun.
~ powder. Cciong and Jsraa Teas 10 SICK
H!o, IsgusyTa and Jsvs Coffee, ard 60J pounds
Arbuckls's celebrated Roasted Coffse.
ap7 HARMON & SMITH
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1879 J. T. CREIGHTON & SON.

(EOiCK SMALL HAMS-5 ,ierces Of the
~ CbLABnAfED SphING flHLD s q
HAMS: equ.! 10 any brand sold, received 10
day aud for sale By
my6 J g. MILBURN.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-07-06

TEnGUSON'S TpKCHON LACES and
n THlST TRIMMINGS by the yard OF
piece 8: low prices. FkRGUSON'S
isnlS SO King street.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-07-06

HAY, COBN, OATS, snd MILL FEBD for
~ Sale and delivered tree to any pArs of th.
city by
jeS O. S. TAYLOR JR.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-07-06

T9& EEgy YORK..
5TsAUN&iss e, G. Es.IG &F sssD ssO@A
S1S5SsT
EVERY FRIDAY. e. II IT,; and returning,
leave Sew York, tron pler IL, Esa. river. 4 Y.
SEX EAI hDAY, rt u clock p. 10.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-07-06

~ AMS.-CAnvassed and Uncanvassed Sugsr
- Cured Eams, small sizs and choice qualify
70. ssle 1T j. u. MlLBURN'S,
jsl7 10 N. ROYAL ct.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-07-06

WE GALL THE ATTENTION OF THB
w gentlemen to cur Monarch" Shir. This
fhlrt 10 made specially for W, end is guaran-
p2' j. 4 TANKRTT
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-07-06

NkaDLiNG SuYTAES. gDg!ish and Emsr-
~ lean Grain Cradles. Grass ccythep, klGes
and Stones, wholeaaIe and retail at
JAS. <. CAhLlt s. SONS
je4 G3 King street.
, 1881-09-21
G, II. FARWELr.

THE POLITICAL SITUATION.
Congressman e. D. Farwell WIS asked byn
Tribune reporter whether. ha Thought
special session OF Congress would bo ealletl.
~ can SEQ 10 necessity for n special srs-
sion ncw,-it Is too Int. 1t ought to have
been done long ngo, ard have wondered al1
a!oug why such l. cal! was not Issued. l
tllinl; tllu Cabinet erred in not having n srs-
s!on called Just rs so9n rs President Garfield
WIS nblv to utllx his 6Ignnturu."
why not llaye ulu special sess!o!! how"
BECAUSE 1t could mot accomplish any
thing, While Mr. Arthur was presiding q
Republicans l1,.d thtrty'eight penlocrats, and
ns hv lad tic casting v1te, 1t wouti haEe
been Il very simple lnuttrr 10 elect Il presth-
iug officer III Eis stcnd. As the MIAituf now
stands thu wits u equally bA!nliccI, there ~
1.u President OF this Senate, no Vice. 'resl-
vote il! the Sul,Nse ~ elect 6ns. AZ GnMgreSs
meets III eight weeks III regular session, lo
nut scs my Ngcesslty of taking my aetion
.,, %l!rt ,. !iS you think Of Mr. Artar's prob.
II tii,ik II will be q satisfactory one. |
have lleyer SHARED t!e feelings 0f tllstrMst
thAt llnye been Expressed In s0nlD quarters.
On tho cOntsAry, entertain great eOll1ldelleu
in Mr. Arthur, a! tl'lnk lss WILL n'ake III, ex-
=:"II9w about lossib!e changes in the cabi'
''Uf course the members, of the present
Cabinet will nil resign. but 1t Is illposslDle to
tell what l'rcsilent Arthur Will do II, fornl~
Ing his Cnblnet. Ilo ,iluy held tho reslana-
tlpsls, and usk tlle Cubnt. officers t0 continue
their dulles until other MrrAi,gonlsAts .re M
II President Guriiolu, .lil selectel nl entirs,-
ly new Ea1inet,h
, 1881-09-21


Farwef1 Hull Inns undergone complete
renovation tltirlng tho past four weeks, al,d
Is now one of tho i.lost beautiful aid altract-
ivo public hnlls 0f tho cty. LIS opening Is
announced for Sunday afternoon, Il, cuii-
1lcct,on With n union memorial service III
coln,nemoration Of the dcatl Of President
Garfield. Tho meeting vii! oe conducted by
Afnj d. ". Whl,tlc, tile well-knuwn evull-
ge.ist, md will embrace addresses by sol,le1t
tile best known among the pastors Ut tho
churches Ut Chicago. whose lnlllcS Will be
announced In these columns previous tu Sub
BATH morning. Tho singing will lo cu,Nluct-
ell by Inlnes Mct;raua,nt mil &. &. Case.
THE t!Al'rlsTs.
THO Baptist ministers of Chicago and
Vicinity will please convene at their usital
place Of meeting, t;rnnd Pacific liutu', Thurs
day, nt : p. III. to tnlse such action regarding
tile death of the President mud ttle due Oh
seryallce OF the day appointed for his funeral
us may IN tl1oir Judgment seem best.
would respectfully Suggest to lie clergy
OF all denominations SOnlo Joint action by
which the people oil MondAy nny have suit
abe religious opportunity tor tho expression
Ut their affection fur tkle PRESIDENT. and Ut
their scIlse of personal bereavement III his
death. GEOttUE Z. LuRfME1s,
President or Conference.
, 1881-09-21

either place. Tile staintcs # MI TN !.!'; Htatss
OIL this subject. Tilt eeaeral RUE =. naslea
tho statutes lhat HUycrli crimes !ilit WHIT @ ~
Termination III aintlcr place, tl:e courts nl
either riaro llnvc Jurisdiction ut Tue erll!it.
'rnku t,H Innttar III DlltaflilliE n.utlcy Nhtltr
false rletNl,ses, for INSTANCE. a '4Mti l!A5
n1Nl ni'lain the gnnt!s ft New York, tr'11' !,
merchant ttlrrt' Thu crtnh IL completed ll
New ynrk. tut II Inns its lncept'o1, lierr, nnI
thu party cnnl, 1e prosecuted u c'ttlcE ,'aes
the result Of acts toMr ~ one pact, nc Effect
Of which ii raaIizetl III, sol'o oslier place. ca'
b. pllnisllutt III either"
''rhen tlie question depends OIL statutory
cnRftnieht.s'
'ycs, il does"
"Aut stppnse-as Is the case III tho Dis.
trlct uf mllia-thore Is 10 sDecial Htutliiu
applicable to tho subjvcs, wl,nt would be ny
rnlewwElat NV Is the coltlI1oi law olfthe s''o-
"I'i,e murderer. II there was IN statute,
regulating The matter, wnt,lt have To ~ tr!tt!
whGr0 the death occurred. liz must t'e irt",!
In tho ennnty, wllcrg tl'o ran % d!ea: A.! ~.
tried where thc o!fensc Is legally y p!rl"tr'tetl.
1l,u tnw regulating punishment Of crimes =
stntutnry. nnh therefore ,lnil't stli'p9Se II
tlrpells nii tho col,l1nur law. 1t wolstl hg
Impossible fur my nne to n',swer tic nl'cs-
tion nf tlle sfut,tes nl .llv Stsc Of New Jer-
sly nilll Ut the Ustr let uf Columbia
Alr YAH .trmnn closed with Il high .oulo9y
Of the atu I'resitlent, niut strrEAret liz l,atl
nut ir!t more sttl.lenrd BY the .tenii "f Pres,
idcnt Linrafn ttnm lle did Mt tito news ut
President Gnrield''s tlecpase.
Ks the New Jersey law docs provide
for tho trint tere Of II person whose vctl,ll
died In Ntw Jersey. though tic critne WIS
not committed tterp, a1lti rs tlerr arc doubts
wlletlier n person win slut hnutller tii tlIn
pcrsOn he wounded tlled outside Of It's lin.
It's, the probabilities ,rc That Guttrnu's trial
vii! le held III tle little c0,,rt-r4uIIn ut Free
hold, the c0ilnty-seai uf Monmouth County,
Now Jersey.
, 1881-09-21
lsO(Itr OF CHICAGO. :
ARttlrAfA.

Sltuf Graca uspmn1unt, Soush lieTnn, snuaE!es.
star lufutla. Mtlwuukra. sIn1rlUs.
htult GsuFKu y. broekwsy. l.ealt!9lut1. towing
hIMf It. Il. 1nHuFHa AHsxax4i. lItuber.
Htutf otaTugca. buffalo. snlitrlHs.
htnt tissnl4Fsk. staI!nytss' toxtn.: ,,,,.,o.
ekur skYI1rk. iytl4uI tlAs4uF. suntFtss.
6lMr Aalnu, MuskeRun, tu!uhat.
Hl{uF aQesxunRgr, Hluttln itatb1r, 1unlf1s.
bliuf Nary UFoh, nuush ilxYen, suhdsleA
6tM1e j, U. ilAIi, Aluske4ou, lntuaof,
bur t'h4ullrAy Hurlhlft. Erie, Goal
6iusr lkuaaln. Hutsaao, s1ll4Iiss.
ti1uf Cuiunttlu, uuEul4 suAdEt9s.
Htut Albert Alltrf. Munlstte. luntlst,
IL mr. kfiu, I4..sI4s4srlt sa!k
, 1881-09-21
OTHER L4ANt: PORTS.

r,ssr HURON.
Hptetat Dtrsseh to 7hs Cheapo Tribune
POlrr HuitOy. Mieh.. Sept. .U-1:n p. ill.,
Passed up-Stpunship Don n. Dickinson; pro-
nClurs james Fisk, dr., Clinton and oHrEes,
Michigan md bnrgcs.
ArrIyuu NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. ". s. Crosth-
waite.
Duwn-i'rppe,sors Nebraska. Oneista, Jhulcs Z.
Donaldson Anl1 bnrEGs, Wneoken With sehDOli-
ers Richard Wlnsluw A,ld Etawnrp; scs,Dnners
.Jnlncs G. King, q. u. iLnuHhtnst, C"ss;ttk. una-
tliII.. I}rDnAlyn, 4. II. MIn3s, Jessie, Jennie
ainthuwe. Minnie Davis. Sweepstakes. ltcnthor-
buli. Nett Woodward, Mary, Iiatt'p, J. Natin
s;cutt, uu,,xcs. Sn.naul l.. Watson. Hercules.
ChN,npluu, Grrt,ger, i. W. Clifford, ufid ST. LAW
renee; tuy c,ntnpfon u1sd raft.
Wtud northeast, hcnyy. Weather cloudy nnd
cool.
nurFAtO.
Epfeiat Dtspftch to Tbs Chicago Tfthunt.
DUrEA1d,. N. r., Sops. .11.-Arr1ved-p
Nynck, Vanderbilt. Il. ". Palmer. Milwaukee.
and W. H. l}nrnunl, nnd schooner Cnl. Ellsworth,
grain. Chteaga; propeller lnlln, llo,.r. nulHth;
prurrlier Russell sag, %hoIs' nMen; so!''I,' %
Clcarc,l-rropellers Ayon, Cubn, and Y. II.
1nrrchnnilsu, ChlGn9u: prnpctl.rs 4. ". Palmer
an9 ". Il. ttArtlltn, coal, s!Il"@uRec'
stttLat Dispatch to The ihftaqo trtbtna-
EscArADA, Mich, supt. .O.-Arrised-Stnn,nc
". l.. l!rown; schuaaerd j. II. Kitchen MD Pcn-
Observation-Disclosures II. Chisholm, l'ua.ncas.
aMa W: y; nrnwn;; scho9,,urt f. {. nanf1ir,n' .ria'
ThNtGls Q!iHylu. Nu1!tptltDr. u U. Ahrfiaoh,
1IIgHln nnd Joncs, a.sd j. H. Kitchen.
MARQUETTE.
Spteiat pispattA tv Tbs Chfsagn Tribune.
M;sM9.tE1TE: M'eh; sept;; ;,. s1-p"sscd down.
Arrlved-'rt,4 Molratt. sct.mnors Mtnorn! State,
5AMus Fruit, u. n!ssel!. an.i Cuyno; proteilMfrs M
Mitchell. and t.afr!n!or.
Arstyct1-Sehu0nur tlLEgfu.
CIGEItJYGAS.
sixetat l)t.patft TO TINS tatraoa 7rthuns
| ClIEistIfnAX. aleh,, Sept. l-Ccnt1N-pTn.
ptlivra Surlllern QneeIl, ltis.xer stasc. u'ld
Ghalnp1nin; Steamer sngt"aw; schooner H|slna
Sii Xrr,vcd-oospcl snip uls,a rulings aaa tug
Luvuthn..
| WiMl e4tst, frcHh.
| MILWAUKEE.
sP,fal pSs W;s @ f. T.: @Xsrly 4t.$sr i: o
w--Scil.M'l,pratruttEun.s snfelautl. kll'gtsher,
vi Girasud :' fr ri,utfao-schounor Angus Smith.
| MIDLASH,
| EnTei1{ Uispatet "a Thu Chicago Tribute.
Mtpl.sxl. Dnt., sppt. .a-Arrlvel-Schoo
bildtnnd isnver from Eh!ca.n. With .l,ttn bushels
tho Miaua Halfway.
| CLEys1,ASu.
| Spseiat Dispat4A tu THs GHteaao Tribune.
| CtEvEt.sHp, o., Sent. Observation-Disclosures
sul.sMur Porter llld Gnllntiii, cDni, Allt Arelu-
rus, light, fur Chlcago.
sANNGA.
| Spfttui ntpnffh tn The fhtthao Tribune.
sAnS.A, INT. sapt. U.-Arriyud-rropeIie
Truss[u. tgnM ChlastKs1. passengers al,d freight.
ctcnrol-l'ropoller rrussla. TOR Hoiltrcnl.
/ KltlE.
Spftl1t ntsptth to Tbs Chleaoo Tribune
| ERIE. Ft., Hunt. n.-EntcrGu-lrDpGlIerA Con.
oluuuHh al.d lycunilnx, Rrls!it. Ch!Uago.
, 1881-09-21
ltnlr 1t, ja,,.ts, ItuHiaitt, sIiitttIrs.

stnlrHt, i.nEts. IiuEfaio, sWIhtr!rs.
t't'nr tnrrt:'. 'tn!.trr, lnl.,.hr:
:.nr :,r .S.sS NV M%,t*;,, ,i:T in%F
sss: @ Ms:s: ,s:;; $;s; iisSi ,$n'e'
:sS: :S: '$: A. I|Mt. 'a"s'
*s; *s[ I ;H:s}s II T;,$ s 'Ss; ;;;;;;
seHr Marnrus. ah!inette .amLor.
s;r scr i!s!' y Wss lss!:. '.s S:aa: 's''ssss coa
xe"r e"r siary Il ir"H t. i"! sii.s,n"stc. isnpsr.
ssF ssF {aa'sSfs; ta* ' s!aner
ssif sshf :i'nSs! Ns. M"'s III sssi'' %sa,i' isr t"'f
ssf *f i,;'.s %s p;S's %ss5s ta,.syS9 ;s Ss,; sS;
sSf ssF .G";s tsss M.'ss 'a"'S'''
*s|!s !:;;y: sEss; s:!':' !s5 S:
ssif ssf H MI; E % iM b %:ssS tst.a;. 1rs;es yt. esaor
scir ":y a%,riss ;r lsn'1s1 1%,.er
ss!.f s!.r SHs.i. Xrsai anssca. 'a'SsS. Ss''
ss's ssi's T. ln' b sn;s;a G,s."ia. .?s"Sri s""irc ,or
ss',s {; H's.s,sn y iauts" ,s!t,I' nl.r 1Tmlss'
Sssr ; is.ssi'S as,,a$; sisn;!ss: h!SS;SS: ;SS:
sFf ssf i$sSi's' %: 1%'*'.i!! !!;a:!4 S'sF.
ss,r r y'x, Ms!, S",'ta9Hsssy| mS.T .T1,o
9siir asti. il"ilANd. iaFx. ,...,
sf WnnsSs M"sfr trss 'sr'.s ,.sys 'u,Su9s %SsF*
ssr ssr "f, Mr; ".:Sts;' t. Hs'S% se,ace '!"a tunpo
ss ts Mi!.t5 i!s.!IG H%%s i;'s; !1:G i'!: sr "Ss5 :t
ssnr ,:a5 ANTI: :s'Eu'' .n,, ,9noT; s;,u,or
ssr sr !t,isisi rs s;.!.' stt "S Sr mmo
kttr Nkylnrk. sIttUitirt: lunlLur.
s@s%: @ III. %!SS:: s':!cfS Siisy,! i'sy, !aa;'';Ys:
Sctlr .nMII :utf!!,4tht', lumber.
, 1881-09-21
ABOUND THE LAKES.
THE one 1llsnE BETWEEN EsUASAuA AND LAKE
EltlE lhflliTd.

EitlE l'tlllTs.
To The Editor II Tie Chteaeo Tribune.
srEAA.HAROE CHISHOLM, orr Pr. pEl.gE. Lako
llnyut, Sept. lJ.-Thls hs,ku sten.n craft Ut :500
tons carrying CApacty, ta tn tho lr0ll-oro tr1.de-
culnlllRt,drr, Cupt. Ouorsu JudsuA. wo clemrcl
frutn Cleveland this lnurIltn1 haunt! for Esca-
nub,. l'nsapnxers Aru mt usalally tMkcn, but
your correspondent, by II lttls s!.tp diplomacy.
nAMxell 10 sucurnH terth OIL GuArtl; md now. ~
willis nwMy the hours Ut tho voyn2e, hu pro-
p.ca writing ynA OF things spclt n!ony tho
ranltu, mt perhnl's report TN urCAsiDlana fptur-
vuw with tho gapsan npon cull'.ncscMl una
other matters. i word fnrskor III rcRnri
to tho buut. The Chlahum IL onIy ono
uf twenty .threo sallIny craft-slx ssc,I,A.
urs anl seventeen ,saia yesseis-owlIud
BY Capt. Alva Hrudley, Of Cleveland. Ills
IL tho largest a,ld probably tho tnosr sp!oulilly
equipped ticrt Ut vrsses IN thu iakcs. Tie
commanders nru NIL tIrss.etas ssale'I, aad tho
general management Ut tno !leat III natters Ut
transportation a1,L shipment, unl the x0ott eun-
,Ilt,oIl In wtIe, every sesaul ID kept IL supposed
to bp hs l,vnr porfsct III study and euro cun mike
It. THO slx n,.tasgcs tHk1 III tow tue sav"
untrpu 4litIuE-yc5,ult Su thAt Nu tux-bnAts nro
scautruI 1t uas butut found lhat vessels Ut tho
szu vt Capt, liruivy's, and With bis aoue vt
towing, u.l,, bo run with less eapGlso tu propor-
ton to tonl,axo than thoso ut snlalAr sxo run
si,gly. Thu C4natllaA shofa' IL coming !ntu
vlcw; ulE eyes aro turned towArl the setting
sun, ~ tho Western cnl Ut Lnku Erie slowly rtscs
to hflo 1t.
DErit,.T R1yErt, Sept. 1.-Two are ascending
tho Detroit liysr. EArly this u,ornlng VIC passed
tho Lln.c- Kiln lsocks At the mouth Ut tho riVor,
place that IL regarded rathor hazardous to
| navigation. and yeaselnlen have to pick their
| way uOux With cure. Limestone seeRs 70 b0
| thu prevailing ronk IT tue Westesn eut ct tae
lake, an1 ths whter thas covers the rocky bot.
sutnk 10 IL. so.,la 6nrfun rack tie.l ur bout up
tvum Lcls,,y, which hrro sxtcuda aesDas The in&u,
, 1881-09-21
TN GENEIkAL.

oAltF llslsb ar Eli .sOSla+t1IoSt
II cannot say that the sad news Of Inst
tor John 4. Lugal,, "bccausu for several
days tho Generals dispatches from New
York lltlyc fUresl,aloweI tllls tlnnl ending OF
promising statesmen this country Inns ever
known. And all this morning have hnd
wildly iii my mimi the tired ulid weary fcnt-
ures President Garfield wore tho lust ttnl1
saw lin. 1t was in Washington, short
time utter his nomination. Upon his return
from Chicago tho Ohio delegation guve him
n reception, arl Ut course tl!u whole crnwa Or
Oiiicehulaersa Mt tho CnpitNl hull been zea'nus In
their attentions, So tint l,o was llAr.ly gEycll
strength which he must llaye lust iii uttentl-
ailcD upon the long md exciting convention
In Chicago. One tiay lie callud upon l!s, As
WIS Ills custom, uial,llullilce.l, llo said ll9
was Weariel unl worn Olt, nlli remained nll
tho afternoon. l remember llls using these
words: "Gercral,. l all convinced now tliut
lma.le mistake IN accep.itg ,thls ,lolnin,-
tlon for t ts reSitency haye afns,a.y
sought. | nm II Sullntor from ONO of tie
luutitnE Statcs In the Unlo,i. With MI ordl-
nary RESPECT fur the opinions OF lny rroplu
feel Satisfied cnn rell,ain III Congress 50
reputation l now .o,joy. But II lam elected
President It's only iur four years. Ny All.
hlListrall0n may not provo siectss. but
II 1t should, what then? J. cnn conceive Ut
,;ot, notl,lHs 50 hunl'l"tlns us being an sS'presi
GEN. SHERIDAN.
Tile following telegram was sent ycstcr-
day:
slEApQuAnrE,ss MILITARY DIVISION or T11e
MISSOURI, CuIuA1o. Sept. ~.
o to oPrcsnntg II tao sooiuIy July os tne Ary of tno
Gumbortand. dcaitc tu convey Through yp,i to
, 1881-09-21
Little Activity Yesterday in Grain Frefghis
10 Buffalo and Rates Nom.
Ibal.
An Advance Of Twenty-Five Cents in
Lumber Rates from East.
Shore Ports.
Tic Schooner Two Hrothers Goes Ashore
or Fullerton Avenue In q.
Fog.
Around tho Lakes-Arrivals and Depart
urca-1tens Picked Up Along
tho Docks.
I,.AlI1: l:1lI:ttlIITS.

o.,., tu,,,h,, .,.,,,.I ut,,, ,,+t,.,tv ~,stnr. !
N'"." ttc'e"e st'""t" '"s.o "et'''' -
tlny, tbc uettl NJ lPsl''eht Haf'ie'a secn''l'sS
having ttkcn nlt animation Otlt ut 10th shippers
n;tl turrers, hit fG,l1r G,lrtcr< wrTG reported.
three for i!MfrnIo and nuc fur CullliKw0l-nll
fnr corl1--usl private tprs,lH. Tho following nrn
tho cuyngctncnts;
tfr i,uGn'}. I,nl.els
Irnpcitgr tnlcstnHi, cnii... !s1 @sMW
aoser I,o.Met cns: ,,Is 5ts
ss''oo''o' >''''' i'r ;" in',fIttittsnt. '
Svnppuer f,,dy hfeCun,lll, corn, ......... 1860
..... ~, roo
Iosh4 chFae1ty '..''"' A0o'''
LtfMIiElt. 80.
l.ninber frGjKhts tnnk u1i Hit~nrH 1ll1npJcstcl
dny. Hltcs frutn chst slinrc p0tas ndfhieinE ~
CENTS PER l,UUl feet. Vcsscis wcre In nctlyc do-
nand, ana uucnts ami owners found ~ difficulty
III n,nktng engagements: In fact, lll thoy hntl 10
lin wus tn sul, sill nld their vessels wotlhl 10
tnkr,1 ''on tho i!y." Or COURSE this was very
gratifying tn Al! Interested In lumber vessel.
property. AMI smiles mid go,d.nattirc took tho
plaru nt tho heretofore blucnCss. Tho long.
Cnr i,,,,f, Htrt,,ctl II, hnya drrjyGl
49,, :, ,. ,., ,,,,,,.t ,h,+ Tho ,,o rrlora ahn,,lt
a". ~ ""e W. '" -, te,, @ ,t. a +.Lnu
'uok and fco' eneef1al' Vuht "eet WIS taHe'
ut tho advanced figures. which hte rs foilows:
Frnm Eust snuiunw to Luku Eric
Frtnn E,ist S,rt,w Ia ;,fruut,, .,.,,. 3.M9j.U
rrutr Inv l,ifv iU Inku Erlu uCrks,. 5.ayib:}.1a
Frum l}uy City IL nCbcuHo........... a0hkt:ts5
froin Manis.eo To Chirago ........ :;'55. :;3,55.
Ero rom ,a iat" i"st, y, T., tSr,,1o slEi
, 1881-09-21

People uEo constantly changing their honles
frnnl East ~ West und froln North to so,ttn ur
wtlutl lunCl, to ~ uonluntei mud IN usu tho col.
pbrateA kidney -Wnrt Whun Gfck, they would Ut
uiuvh huttnr 0tf. This whuiu system eun ltu kept
in u hetlItby state by this simple but ctteCtual
relucdY. 6te lArKo adyertlsetncRt.
, 1881-09-21
HOME GATHERINGS.

THE sEIH3GSEH TH0 ultuThEH4 AsiuME.
The schooner Two UrotheFs, bound from
Frankfort, Mlcl., tn this port. With cargo ut
III, UoO foat If lumber, run un tho Gctcn during
II tufyy for oH Fullerton avenue about o clook
ycstertlny hlarntng. Shu WIS first discovered W
tho lookout ut tho lfc~Bayug station, who
notified tho powerful tug lsruckwny, Of tho
Uuis,n Tow Ing Ihnc, and tho rux Shields, who
ut unuo proceeded to iha rcllof Of tho stranded
vessel The ltfe-sHving crow. un1er Capt Ut.
Petor, rescued tho crew md took theH ashore.
Tho 1irucswny and Shlel1s pulled Oil tho
n0e to reeAse her Tho tux J. II. slHrtin will
tbtlay lss!st IL. tic attempt tn pull tina TWO
I3rr,horA utl. falling ~ which her cHrKn will %
llyh1ered. Tile vesscl liam Old one. aNd Ia ncarly
rau ~ u Tsst etaro ~ % IS reeas @ Il i "ts likely
thst stl1 Will 10 IL ptccts. Tho schoun1r Is .1t
tons burdeu. three' nastc1, and o"aed IN Mtl.
Wnukuu. .'
nncK AND or1rEn NOTES.
Tho schooner Z. Micl,nelsou bont II now fore.
snll yestorAy.
Capt. Andy t,roon's nac tug, tho Owen, Is re-
ceiying Il new coat or pMlrlt..
Miller t.rutllers nrn milking II now forotopuast
for tho scnooner Polly II. ltUKeys.
Tho steam, .tnrg0 Y. e. I,aliwn Ii In Miller
Irothers' docks nuvllK hcr wheel t!xhtcnct.
Tho sselm.b barxe Albert soper ana tug isehol
AFTERNOON.
No accidents were roportcl in tho river ycstor.
fny Notwithstanding tho iHltncuso numbor or
AL tho yessols in port yesterday had their col
ors nt hMtf -H,,,st out or respect to tho 1nunory
Ut Prcsuent GnrtIo!l.
Whe going up tho South Ilrnnch yesterday
| tho propeller WMscrly rnn Into tho Madison
street brl4u AbntmelIt.
| Aslo.su IuE hung over tho lako hll day ycster-
4iuy. making II btth tlII1!clt and dangerous Tor
ye5scs untcrlIlY thu hnrbuT.
Thu stouu..hargu Erin lnade hor, first appenr-
nncv H. 1h!H t!urt fosttrtlay. sho brought
| cargo Of snlt trotn kt1lcArllnn.
iiurbuetsAsters MeCnrthy nlul Cary wcr0 kopt
| busy all lHy yestGrslAy, OwlnX tu tho arritue Ut
| tho 1urEest tseet Ut ypsSefs this sealstli.
Thu sel,ontcr CITY OF t'reen ling. overuo
frun Esetlhnpn tO this Irt several days. nrrlvcd
IN ptlrt yuaterday. i,HviuR been delayed by AGad
| wIllsA.
The Snflors' Unlon Of thls oty, nt tts regular
meeting held lust evening. illvinct'l tho rnte Ut
Hitlnrs' wngus u S.GN per duy, to taku effect
| Fs0.t nt,l after tulHy.
Tie srhopncrs Westchostcr, L.ottie Wolf, nnl
Ostrich arn In tho Chieuan luck Cninpnny 4
docks. tho furfner tn stop Il leak And shs t"o
litter for aliiD 0uIktnx.