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, 1881-11-09
TILE CITY.


LILLE Oily.
PERSONAL AND GENERAL.
n. E. Hill, Of Akron, O., is Mt the fremont.
Jt,ssrii ". WtiAM, U. \. A., Is Mt tho Palmer.
u. II. LATrEpyAt.r., Of Tlttsbnrg, tsNs tho shcE.
man.
lo,lx isosKSnE,0. Of Now Yarl1, Is at tho shcr-
tEnn.
ilESnr =. nEcgrts, Of Dixon, ILL.,, is sat the Tre-
rnnti.
II. N, OAxMAs, Of San Tranclsct,, IL at tho Tire.
mint.
". I. 1tAtsEv, Of Louisville. n.y.. Is ut tho
rnimrr.
". GLENN TArLon, Of Cincinnati. Is nj tho
rniuer.
VS.. Ks,wLEs, Of Hull, inxianl, is at tho
Palmer.
!. 1t, lowrrn, Of Marshatltown. ra., is Mt tho
1'raIipnt.
Itrk, arc ut Tho pnls1lGr.
Mu AND Mns. A. Sui.t.y, Of Now York. nro Mt
tho Palturr.
Joux ". rxKEnroS, Of GAINESVILLE. o., Is Mt
tho Sherman.
Ii. voH nt:,t Mutt, Of 1'arls. France. Is mt tho
{;rM,ld 1'uolnc.
',u. II. H. HANSON, Of Burlington, H., Is at tho
Grand pncElc.
THE COLLECTIONS on futiab1c sootls yesterday
amounted to sb.5's.
Ex-Msyot 1o,.S II. Il. L,AruouE, of baltimore,
Is Mt tho Grand rnclllc.
THE Iicv. y. J. Towi.acnd, OF Halifax, Nova
Scosa, Is nj tho fremont.
r,lE Crsnuni Court IIutli!ing was almost en-
tlrcly deserted yesterday.
F.u. FISH AMI Mr. nnd Mrs. Thomas James, Of
.,....,., - ,'' ,,.,,
Sx thousand dollars IN gold was d|sburscd at
tho osub-FFeasurS yesterday.
Louv 1Ira,cn. IL Mt tho falunu.
,,''N''.'s',,' ~. o 1"a1'
meeting a. ~ rHrwe ' i,all ] today. ''' '''''' ''A'
,,y Avn Nina ! " vr,,c ~ finn rrcwr.
South Afrlca' arc Mt mo l''iu'sr:
sos' VI 'o"a' Is NJ 'ao o'at'e l''e'ae' ...-.
MH. AMI Mus. EMEnY \. sroRl.s have returned
'rum 'o nns. Sn. 'so 'sease,' u. .ls esnu
wuni Rsn,,bIicns, t;iub ei.l irISf rnIt,nW mnat
iaEs 1T sto Grand pucihu ilotcl Inst ovuun0.
,rur iuterua.reycn,c REGENTS yo,tor.,ay
spts. @ ours Is J wsx1 faS 1 tSasss Wss nd ls1
s,;!H fSr Iecr. ~ '"A''' S''~'o A'' 'o'"eso' "''N
acrson With II billturl-oue on West CA!cago Hvu
M"ndny Su . ,,ISRi, "s'' "S' 'fe" " '''' ''' 4'''o
s ,.... ..,an,. "'1
st.'re Of tnsnes lMthroi,. No. .asj Cottage Qrovo
avenue, to satisfy executions in fAsor OF nopcr
r,r:,r, Monr,ar,, o'cossop. or rc,tvbun-
,o,' rrIand ri,I icct,,re }fs cvans,,,s r.; WIZ
Twelfth STREET. Tur1,cr-ilnlL IN tho proscnt
gwr rtrst ] 1res,vterau nu chnres Church w aIyn, ] roccn.
lion to tile Itcs. Mrs aisa sirs, 1rruws 1n.,rs.ly
syen!ax. md sor'!a!iy invi!ss ai erss,'s isr'noe
~, tSoir ,,a, ~ nost,r =" ~ 1e4a tAo'N ~ "os"'
, 1881-11-09

It r. nh Acknowledged fnot that cntnrrh hna
foui"l muster ~ "!lr. Sykes Hnrc Cure" Z" n1Id
"4AtitusphErlo lnBsIll!ttUr.''
, 1881-11-09

Tho porf!imo nf todny fs that "llornl ether"-
tho "Atnrs p" Cologne. i
, 1881-11-09

Aitcrbtiug spnuRbd p ailtl reauauitntu,l tho clerk
whs thkcn III tho htIl,~ AuIise, where 10 bGnrds.
1lp IL lucky tn bc n1fyc and hnncsfnfth vii tia0
n conductor Wien hs fools around that
light,
, 1881-11-09
LUNCU RODJTS
LUNCIT IsOO0TS
NO I |(;;E

The proprietor Of the CENTRAL.
CAFE Central Music-Hall Build
ing), having found by expcrienc.
that the establishment Is ton sn.,t
in size to be conducted with nr,f
1t, has ordered its discontinued.
from today.
, 1881-11-09

.
Tho fouw,n9 marriage l1canscs wnro Issued Jus.
tGssiAy:
Maine h1,t rfsfIltHrt. AGt.
tn1}si j, laniiD, {t,cnun,
kltttH H. Dbyo, "...........,..........".a
Atinln tnbO1.
fllenrlcith scflnIts ChrnHu. IN
". II. Hc1tueftts Ehrngu,
CnrrIn 1Myu!. Cklt,ul.
ttiMlitt Enty, Etlcnxu ..,.,. .. ,,.....,.,,,..3l
arr y. IT, EnrpuntGr, thrnkt.. iat
#: 1tAnpfar. thcaao.. .......:s
Aury camp, frtiMn.. u
81, 4. Fnu ltny1lAtli.e EhlctsGt. al
II. IL hnnt' Chcsso.
Andrew Il. ~
1t!h L. Jntisct. EhltaRo.
William Lcn1nlt. Chicago
lACc Fhllxncr, ChlcstaD. ~
Ais.1pit NHtnf, Any yw.tl, IT
ThCrus,l A, Ehlltyn4
iu,r
tIGttlsu stlljsiust liilNC4
, 1881-11-09

mi s,, bM.,sr n ~ ~ vi ,r, ~ hoi @
1,nro III Hia.rntis,, r. @ @I.i uup'u ~ nW.u no
''' a'ast0'4e'' IA o""no'''s 'ao "cp@E'''eH1'
TliE commission hnvtfY fl cElargc tho project
Of constructing tho llf.lnopln LaiHI, III the
western part uf th4 Stnta, to cunt,ot,t tho tl-
lI0t5 & Miesirnn CMun with tho Mlsss.!nnt
Nlvcr, will nlcet ut thu uranu pHrIfu iIvtt,l ttt-
tIItlgrDw Aftcrfnon ut hall -rlst . Gtltgk, peIu-
gales Will te present frHn various LcnlTtlnd III
LILY n.atu a.n " .u", wy VI eo'9Fess
"F" "tA"nt'o feucstc" !" "'teh"'
TIiE lscr. I)r. +. y. Henson and WIfc, Of phlln-
plli II. arrived III this uity ypslertIAy nIl.I nre
tho gtltets uf J. T. Gillette, fsau NJ. :dtY MGhi.
g.n urr,lue. DR.. liul,sun viii 'leau tho ligblu.
cass ut thu First ll0ptist Church this tvetlin4,
uIlI tehtl ttitt prAyer.ulcetfnH FrlY pfunti1y,
nn.l il expected 10 preacll next Sii.nuy. it Ii
confidently expected thnt hi VIII Ncecpt lle |ns-
tufnto NJ tho flrst i1upt1st Ct1F.h III th's city.
Ar MI curly hnur yustcr.l,ly 1nurt,lug lrlvutc-
WA.nt,ineii Atuti,sinx nnll Gibbons Arruatt.l u
young GcrEtuu lluiiIcll IIcrtlatl tllxG. Nht3In
they Ioi with il u,ll,iltIty Of sll,crwIrr A,1d 4
i,,,y uvercunt In ilIa posvsstIl,. liz wis lacked
Ip ut thu Tweuty.acGu, tirrut EtnEUt, md
.itlrY thu t1tly 1t lr,ltlsrei tint hu ht sinlru
tbs stun frO,ii tllu rpstclluu uf Mr. Alexander i,
l4uIlA 1T Nm. II - Eutul,ul avenue, t(u Will 10
tnkun helnre Justice WuItMee thIs morning.
'lJlE Hour, Of Officers Of tho First Ilcvlu1ent
ut iter lntettns just 0ycntuI nuuulci fus;lIii-
it1.s rynrcYsinH their rturrt 1t lii. r,,snutiut,
Hr Cnl. Swalh nl.,l thnnxing hin. iur thu vut,u.
es,Ia encri!ttrs ito hii lnnlr rr fl,u intUrst and
.Itl,,s wrr.+ nutlusl ii urutjou viii, tnu r..4-
, 1881-07-04

Lr., c. L., Tholnpsnn mud wife. st, Louis: q.
". Ilnrrls, i: l}nrr!'w, LonIsyillu; 4. Stern,
Cincinnati; .!acob l4o1hann, Meyer Lulnani',
Donaltlsonsiile, In.
At tic ExchanKe: Mrs. j. Dreycr, Mime
apoiIs; ]. 4. Crockett, n. d.. nli wlfr. ELK.
llnrt; AiElan Stsclso!, J9'',es lloyd, usorEs I,
Earth; George i. Osgno.!. .!ai'.;sylllo; ". ].
Stlrtaynnt, S!,et,oyga.! Falls; John Adams,
Az tito Mansion llnus9: 'rllInins X. Gimp
n.nn, Dayton; +. j.. llnllfs. Abe Baldwin.
Now. York; A. Bradford nitl wife, Mrs. II.
4. bl9sa1'';, el!!i.l: md ,nai'l, st.. Lonls; :.
l.nrt, j.. 4. Atny, Chlean,'; Il. 2. Cn.nghsll.
cli,n'rs'aee IT,; qeorEs 4. l'!xoH. Uharls:s !'eh
!arl aud danghtys. A1u'itgol,cry, Ala; l..
Scycry md wife. Engoria, ,Kas:
!: !; tiroscott, Dako'a; r. DrInke'lh,,1tg,
Mineral i,1int; James Smith. l1aie's Corners
J: s. Began, Milwaukee,; NJ. Sellers, Fort
IIowari; x: "; ,l.eolcs, 4; II, Tel!lea,
ton an! wife, CllleaRo; dcorgo a. Love and
vile, Cincinnati.
, 1881-07-04

race we'll mi tho first mile: tlDeu a gradual
thriving away. incl nfter inch. hy Ynje. aid
every itch ui It iot,rl,t WITH tgrrible desnera.
tor Til tile gnp opened ii t,o seconl niio
w0lllti neither wfden nor close any more fsli
dowm tho Third or fourth, Such wns tic
university race of 1851, rowGI yesterday
afternoon on Tho Thames water, II eIoypi,
ycara thoy have never Ind 40 cloas a race,
aiul in sUiI,0 respects It Was the finest Ind
gnmest struggle oyrr seoli betwcei, tliese Two
niversitiew silcs tl,u list cdittest II, iyS., II
Was huef--alfpIc, will traineii-Mef-Oy
latclling aittf, c,,anlIy weil iiaiie.i anil iar
butter c0ncl,eJ, bit tilere was ,lnt 10 in,cl VI
Il. Tho !. experiment. triotl with. ilcsita.
iton sumo years NO, Ut putting men weiEl,.
ig rs niucli as III pounds 1rafMctt into d
University bnnt, havit,g proved Il SUCCESS, IE
viii l0Nbttess ba many ycars bef,,rt crow
nverylng under ti,nt fi9nru will viii olio
Ut thesu. i1,ces. Willie Tires or fnur Of tic
Harvard men looked yn.,nR, and green, and
bOytsli. every man iii iIia Yliu bUat looked,
amt was. d sturdy, atalwart vetaran, easily
1T In row any nnln;eur cruW in America. bit
mt In EiiRlalri. Thcro were glarMg inMlts
III YaIe'S style anil work, with less marked
ones among lier rlval's. but, until tlle fnm1s
nrN Weetlel Ott, etx(lt luc1t. hlltyeYcr RrQfdly
, 1881-07-04
THE FOURTH,

For T7s Chtoaqo Tf.bttn&
Tho tlrst faint red In the Orlcut kteamcd,
Th0 l5l1StR Alsd clouds depNtiel{
! bud falleu aaluep with tho liked Intent
Not to meet thu eday-fnlnt-hoarted. :
But wise Intentions Oft come to unuphtt
lhy nIny pillow 4lAKtng.
When kncw BY tho "d!stunt, random g,,n"
rhnt tho MORN Ut the Fourth WIS broak,g.
sky.rookets. torpodoes. pEu-whrels. and squlDs,
Fire. Grt!uk0rh. and divers 0tlerb- .."S'
Aus lDr thy h1bles needing nnps!
Aha FOR the weary tnosharal
Wh!lu Tho air Ia tllled With Shrek, aud laurh,
nil r,M'1 IVY. %1rr E:a ad nnfs ana ,.Sn,.%a
On II secth'ng, boiling ucean. :
Wh''o tho thoughts Of ahunarod fair, brave
:. con,o thronRl,,R upon me fast. -,
And the ShHnKe l'at tboso hundred years have
Froin tho stern days Ut tho pass.
Tho amoke from Saratoga rolls,
:, Disclosing tns iHtInir hattlD;
Fur Tho rtlnr Ut fflG IhuskulY ut {4eNnlpR&on
We o4n hear tho tny-druul'a rMttlu.
Tho wounds as tho aola!ors, brayaly borno,
EAuh s0c.l at.d lnttors,i hAttiu.tlnY
IL NY tIuy Ones saintsd.
What boy can think Of Lexington,
anu Ut sltch II time kDull still?
Orfall to h.'itnr. with plstt,l uul cups,
This men Ut lsunkurl ll!llf
fGt. boneath tile nonsensa .snt! nolsy fuu,
,r.I. Iao o se!t.sht1G M ma!9rV y sleeping;
ln the!r hnaFta 70 xMyly buatlpR.
III the likht Ut tho rast on tho Present shoa,
,,, w enn renu tlp C9iintry's story;
70 tho plny-DrtIwnotl hands VI uur Ilttlo sous
EvANsroN, lssl. LAulA EAl.La. :
, 1881-07-04
t. AMuSEMEN

The engagement of Tony Pastor and his largo
speciality company began mt tho Grnnd Opera.
House lust evening. md tho standing ruolu sRn
was displayed shortly nfter the opening Of tho
dUors. The company Is large ono, anu In some
respects Tho best Nr. Pastor. bus over brought
to Chicago Espeotal notice Is duo TO Miss Ella
Wesner, the swell inpersonator, who makes her
first appearance, utter IN extended tour Uf
Europe, ltxxle Suns, the change !la!iseuse Liio
Westurn, Lester An1 Altun. md Ferguson aud
Muck. There will be tw.. performances tt,iay,
il9tluGa ut and evening nt S:l6. Nj. o'NulIt
will renppgar on Ai0nday n9xt.
Emily Ou@tr. sfrs. Intcs, and the stock conpuiiy
which haa bcen playing q celebrated Cnse "
With such .rar9 success ~ tho Grand Operl-
nr Music on FridRy: Saturday, and Sunday nUxt.
They vi i'll curry tho nuM scenes and c.stuues
fFom tn., tho Grant,, md. wtll j. Davis vii! pilot
, 1881-07-04
WAUKESHA,
The Opening Pnrty at the Mansion
House - -IndepeudoyceeDay Celebru.
tloMa - Railroad Matters - Peraou41

The OpenSnk Partv At the .NTnua1on
.,a"s' "e Hn.,sa.., onn,ss .esDay Ue.eDn
tlona lsnl!fond Matters Personal
Items s-Arrival. at the i1osels'
sme' Deeets1 ;. . 1n' , Seseee 1r.1an ..+
have been fortunate enough to rsacI, @ ouf
rrsort dnr,ng the mat ,vest conerotn,".a o Tas
thensoly.s o csco'ne @ ta %'E niensa i,aat ~,
the coftNtry. There was oniv one t1nv Of
trne tronjcmj waathar hara md that mn
fortunuta,v oon. m,srnaaJ,. ,ba ss, ~. ~ ~
tie opsiSs IaS purity OF OF tie Msson o oso ias
Considerable expense, was Involved In
Mnking the event OF esueotai nots:
fmt Mi honas of raoii,,no tho val. 1.rro,,nda,i
:expcctations were lost rs the eyenlng ap-
proacl.ed, and the temperature continued ut
abaut 90 in- the. BALLROOM. AZ might
,nt,,ra,lv ba axnected' ths resnonaa tn 'fh 3ts
latse NUMBER Oh Invitations ISSUED WINS small
t1SI those Who attended tend ASAD' ''D'' "A' "' W
Iho 10, members e Of St, Jossph's Catholic
Hnutsa a,u,.. nhSe a9lanRe4 LOT Vety appEopriate
celebration Of tho National holiday to-day.
Music, REFRESHMENTS, games, patriotic MI
dresses, DIRE, md tho reading Of the peolara.lon
I,a!i in the evening at RobInson's HAIL. j,
tllS ',nlsf!loon gnm6 1f baseball
tween tho Mutuals,, ,ot JanesyiIIe, WIG claIn.
the lst!lntgar cllnnlulonahlp ut tl!a Northwest,
an4 j tlle Waukeshas* aat,e WIZ he ealle4 q
suclGek: ~ tlie & evening John Jack, the
on AiAl,. STREET . K1nitt dfsplay of fireworks
prrSSsloi1S rs " 70 llls sen!GrtAi!1lnent, -.
IHe g. MGlllcago, Milwaukee, = st. PAU! nalt-
fo94 r. GIonpa'y Ip,a tay1 At'9st afler being dryu
10 ": Dc4ala 20 h0tlco Wankcs!la. al'l llnva
NfTnugeil [la!t new flDlG-tAUlt HulllHWItut to
, 1881-07-04
GRISCOMtS FAST.
.rhirty.seven Days Or sslf.1mposcd
Stnrynfinf.

Thlrty.Hcvon Days or Self.lnipoAcd
Stnrvntann.
Yesterdays heat did not appear to affect tho
tnueh-nfatct1 Griscotn. and to entoretl upon tho
thrty-sevcath tiay Of hI4 eclf-impnsed tast II,
"grcrt shape" AT q clock HI the morning he
nruso fron Ills bod, having eajoyo,l refreshing
nights sleep, drink his ,tsual sixteen ounces Of
water. and shnyrj himself with n n.stoady
hand. Al, examination showed bis puiso to bo
IL, bis rnsptnton II. and A1s temperature o. Ut.
At a tlunrter hvforc II o'clock he waa weighed,
and Mrnc'1 tho acNlcs mt i66!s poMnds.-n l0sa 0f
tx pounds during tho proceeding twetiy.tonr
hours, and n total loss since The bvsin-
ming Of tho fast OF 40.4 pounds ton.
trary to bis usuat custom be took his
midday meal Of aqnn pura bofore being
vo!Hiled+ ana this accounts for me extra l!ss n
wclEht At3 n'cloek his temperature w!!a W 10,
hts pulse 81. md his respiration u. His tcats
er %s 5 1e nrnoS s ftG e',oo tS Gs'1s ss T 1
nounecd l,ctter than Il hui been at any limo
,nrns tno l,ast hryo re sys @ @ he Locked !,nta
% essed "w @ be- tos hs deeared ic WITT W. i iirst.
H.s snon @ ThS 1 ~ r. ,, wGa,her t nv sds him
a.ks:l Tnis;SE '' fsporter y ST. 0rIsssa':
shs poopo Il cnssso 1oe eSa wa e
scS nc shall iast f1rty days. taii y.u i'll very
,llonotonoas sitting hero, ind ,loni caro- II do
M icr noflng ~, s'!rs tts my nett forocs
vi si!ppS;e. saIl :ihe reno.tcr., ".,hat you
s .svers M 20: 81 ese %aa.s tho ato.t
The reporter Informed him TINT tho rrcsTdont
,yns slowly 'tnpruv'nE. and he expressed bis
''"iT Iaie 10 sse Garfield die, for, It. vou ula
nke tn' tx,, L. ill., oonMiry te1"k conki
run Arthur. The pcnplH of this cointry would
, 1881-07-04
DIED OF Hts WOUNDS,

John n. Shumhc.er, the huokman who was
shot u few 4Ays ag0 by Capt, llon EyRter, dled ut
0;40 inst evening. Ito begun falling Saturday
Afternoon, but rnlllod ut y oeto0k yesterday
n,ornlng. md continued TO improve until nonn,
whom reIapse occurred, though his death ,was
not looked tor, No antc-lnorto.u abatement wus
taken. lilo, hanover. rapidly Krew worse. and
hu n,ntiu the other day about tho shooting 10
worthless, sincg Shllsnaahcr WIS 1cfrl0us When
tho Notary wrote It. The.:Coroner Was nottned,
funeral wIll tAks paus from No. 10 Hill! streot.
Tuesday tnuF1illv: sheno0 to 6t. J0sephs
, 1881-07-04

:: Nnbody eau conceive what tuotiya Iames DAILY,
saS tof shs iscstss ~ wn1sh % dig a. Nsw
o.Impauy'6 wharf, a number Of now carriages
were shipped every A4y by that Inns, aud DAILY
" every shipment one vehicle had sluall piaVa
cut out OF ono spoke. The 4amsxc wA9 not
heavy. yet was bothersome, Tor II neceaaltated
Insertion Vt 4 perfect spoke, The whittier w4a
, 1881-07-04
SHOT IN THE NECK.

Matthias ,Webbor. 10 years Uf aga, living ut
No; ~ Milwaukee, avon,,o, was accidentally shos
III tho naok at o clock laal syenlng by smother
boy uAmesl Gus ssowoE., who VIA playing HeAs
hin IN the street With snaIl reyalver. lie was
attenied Dy DE. Ty!ow, who was unable to sx::
tract tue ball. liz IL unable 10 say how It will
rosu!t. but thus tar tho Indications aro Ia tho
, 1881-07-04
THE CITY.
in EisAL,

MxE. DoSAnnr tionntcd all tho floral offerings
received by her at the SanRorfess. to tho Public
Library. J. ,<-,,,t ~
wssr wAs,rtsurox STREET Is ali torn Up from
Green street to May, preparatory to laying new
pavement for tho boulevard. =
; r,E Trustees OF Centenary n. r. Church will
hayc pail within faw days aomc S5.aD ott their
Indebtedness, tho principal pnrt of which goes
to fiOst0n. -!
Tl1r Coroner hcla mn inquest yesterday at No:
l01 Fisk street upon Mrs Iohnn,ia kronk0.
~ 9r 9e h.vr Coc aaox
NIL hight
ExrENs1vE Arrangements havo boon n!dc for
celebrating tho Fonrtt NJ snHlh phrk lscaoss
aucc, aid tic iiiaois t,entrni will run haif-hourly
tr1iHs going and cunning.
NEkrtSo Of tho ry;Koa!'s clerk: Is was s,in,.
mUt,cd II be held ut No. - Enst Wnshlit9tnn
Of members wis 40 so,t,,ty That thoy dispersed
without pr,cte1ng to business. 4: :
Tgn nracweil meeting vas eon.lustea e. :; yos. "a;
ssSrSy M y m sa TX M oaE sfk
ton. v. r. t!yret. Of tho Eighth Presbyterian
Church. contlaci.'d tl,o singing in ii1,o styfc.
AoESrLEMAN numet Atlair ia hnro frpn1 To.
whu. wheIi Inst heard frDnt, was hero efck With
lung t!srasc and destitute. Ilg called 1T IT police
iccs ii tic police.
and sntIons will cluse at 10 n. III. inr tho ,iay
Afternoon anil NIKlt mails will cuau III tI,ltt
l,uur. UNs delivery l.,tl ntlc COLLECTION viii be
If.atir IN tho forenoon. Cnahinrs oIfcc. wi,nle~
ante stn,nu ,lcpnrtn,rnt ttliltcy. fttler md fGxg.
icrc.lrtler divisions Will 10 closed tic ciitice
tay.
DIVISION 40; !, OF mo AnciGnt Ordor OF
d1bGIrniGns nei.i re1allr I'ontny neea,n9 Mi
y; LATTICE echsle.!. enrhnr ~ Mesp!n;i.no hhu
Aunlns etrcets yVsteiuMy HlterMn9, VIII 1un.. ~
sonielt IN aho enair ai Mf, sial1ivan Metiiig ~
escIetmty. hEsunKe.s "GrG GuHiGntsm ,pi,', ~ ~
GrnuAx WIN rcpstcred m tso mn nj the
n NAL
, 1881-07-04
DON'T Gel tl.e S,hIl,s..

Il yoQ arc subject to aVu0 you must ),o SQFo
70 Keep y14s llysr, bowsls, aud k!dupys III nVO4a,
lrse gs.ndittpg; Whom 70. you will ba ssfo FROM
u II tho bcst pseventlyn OF AIl inaIarial Giss
eases alat you eau take. sse advertisement In
, 1881-07-04
= W0RLD'stH0Tel,

This 10 tho largest ind hucst :hote! In the State
Of Missouri, outside OF st. Louis. aud 10 ofpred
for ront. Thls mammoth building CONTAINS
about U0 ro0tns,. all in Rood repair. and Gan be
aceur8d on very favorable terms. For further
II, Josepl, No,
, 1881-07-04
49, BETWEEN CHICAGO AND MILWAUKEE.
Ftvo trims .luy such way on tho ChioaKo

Northwestern Railway, the p4f!uE.Car Koutu. !,
d. q. M. n. N. y. H.. j. M. y. nj.
Leave Chicago =. s.0Q 1890 800 5;0l p:0o
u. NJ. u. ~ y, IN. 4. ~. u m.
Arrlyo N!waukeali:oo ls:sa s,4a 800 lids
~. u. N. d. NJ. q, m, j. NJ. y. ~.
Leave milwaukee,. s;lo 5,ao ll.0 loo 40
!, I, i IS a.H. a. III. y. NJ. II M. u III,
Arrive Chicago. 0:ls l0;;N 500 4;O 7;l0
, 1881-07-04

ing tl,lrty-seypn t.Idlhte's tl,irty.ekht, but
lnpprtl INC ialo rl!dt!ef; then u reaG!ie,t ne
Wsrs near!y abreast. :: iIatvprd t,,e!i. Were
ige,l ffst,zled w!!tI. auprc!,g,ns!on. "S!lck 70
tnelii. M Mn Folspiml' sig.ltgl falo: ant "r0!!,
!aat !lltts i1arys" s!reko wss row!ns nobiy; h'
CHaalaiat,' at M. u SMs ~ pulling hkc man
possessed. ...--.-..,<
YAtE's AnvANTA1E ALMOST LOST.
sea = ,s III t STIis TSiEis sdn by ' sIis Ti,s % rs r.
scenled almost TO touch, Tho Harvard men
Wcro swinging tletr bucks itllD the mrs nilti
tearing aD lla watur, Which iloateI nway br.:
shoMts ] % oatetl / oyrr thc rlyer aii.i is Msl; @ sst
bnck froN the Mlulln1lset. IT loOkgtl tO be
at1yMays race iof sie in1sHMell. n III, tiarsaru M
sr ,riv v, 'e 9 1x is ws iho nrowm,'r wSfe @
o%sr M l,er stroke , Wa,tcl,!nK closely. y; W. y o''s
cuMu t WY nlat ~ tMel! f fnGaoks =! w. NY
crew tnetr 6oae tsal'ei tflS tasef tii,e,, NJ
sno eo!I!sspoWnfnG ! sta"Ku II ,r.m 1 bialynr" n,s
Eo!son, t'.Is! 1haokeaeA s Ill shsih!in sLyle:,
nst''tm. !'n n!1IiGS !"s IT, muaa NV
1MGS uuW' III n'Hs i1Su j., III W. 1
@ @WnWr VIZ s,f fs & H'nts t ~ ING ,,tni: MtstmH;v nwn @
plteky Co'lts n te n9wTtook Y! te strnEe
ai4 threW % oysrY Gi OF weig!lt ito taS,r
onlS: Inc sie!i Ahot NJ NneMa oyei tiie MM1tics,
,hi;il W,i,i;Gn Is spilfaeu; ny the 0h'cR's-has'lng
~ was ~ matter M OF seeonas, @ ', pM1 tne
nGAlts ni iiNrsattl lneh siIilk ~ ttelf nnsoills
lNe DINE WIS 70 wy Itpnt nsa!ni l.a,h ast
spitft anu! oM tne iiavMIu ii!H1n. NH4 tl,ey Wcre
nekIlii.ltmH 10 ahg weaFeo'y OIL 'he Gnu OF
"'t 'TIom i,nti, crowa stnclnucd ttntr mana nn,t
nj tiie tWtt,ilfi tnx iinrVnrt wns mi liitr oIlv
fhirty.fp,ir tO Tues ihlrty-sfx. aid Yui,, WIS
iIitlu srcOtl,is al,ent, licrs tie Harvard cocK-
.wnln fntted in steer n UerfrrtIv Htr0I9ilt
course, running t,,D close to tlle ilnE. 'fho
IInck lluiE Ut tllo Tioritln at lllo Navy-Ynri
via covered Will si,cctatora, WHO cl,ccTuI
at,tl wnyMl ti,eir hniIikerchiofs rs thn bonts
swant hv. :.
TM3n raie an,,rted aRntn. ant, the men
showed a ,1laRt1iiicHnt Burst Of spceI. 1T
was i.ut 50 handsome nor So scientific STROKE
ne fha IinrvnrIi. Int tfiara Wug nhnf1ttnficn ~
lnef and ln,lsels IN lie Yale shall. MlI theft
boat lenped over the water rs thotlxl, urged
by MI Impulse fron underneath. The effect
OF tile terrible strnTn was becoming uppnrei,t
OIL the Harvard buAt, but tho u,lcky Brnnue-
geu called fur another squirt, aud Curtis, full
81 courage. tt1,igkened lis strDke, WhiW iIis
, 1881-07-04

John II. Volk, dessHpoT 1lld manufacturer ul
ano vsan'tu and ,uarhlo monuments, tablets,
statn!ry, rurbIux, etc.. In selected stock, Office
coEasr ucsFbuEn Ana lsa,,dolpt strps,s.' ',
, 1881-07-04

No scnse In having a,cknesa In the family II
yoA wlll use Hop bhteEs in eItne. AK those
who k1pNs !
, 1881-07-04

ample Refreshments md the Veteran Club will
Arrvc hatsltHck and cDfan, Anslisnn1orta In the
BuuEN. eic.. Will tHEn up tho balnnut Of the hny.
4 display Of slrawurks viii bo given III the cvetl-
, 1881-07-04

: "The Maoktnuon pons bare been IN uso in our
of1oe fur over twa years, md have gtvoa gsAil
satisfaction. Maoktpnon Ton Co., 1as Nrpad-
way, N.Y,t % AiadIaon street, Chicago.
, 1881-07-04
SOUTHWESTERN FREIGHT RATES.
The st. Louis HcptlIlcun says:

"Wcst. bound freight rates arc, tho agents
c1alnl. still bclng GENERALLY naintatnodt but the
situation AssuMcd Il phase yGst1r1uY WhlGh Ia
calculated to CAUSE sotna little unotsln0ss "a to
tho futuro. Il tele1r1ln Fls received yesterday
afternoon FROM MIR. MIiyluy, tho pool Comtnts-
HtQngrt Stating thnt tho rUada wcre making n
Bpeufal rate Of, 10 oelts por hundred from
,ChtoaEo to Missouri ftiyer pUiuts un rho Dfth-
clnss, iu which aro embraced sugars. uotfeea,
canued goods, iron, tish. niiy the like. This
aotiun on tho part of tho Chicago roads forces
the ltloB from st. Louis West to drop to Avo
'ceiits less, owing to tho location aMd distance,
which Will mak0 the ratn now OIL tho same class
Of goods from this city to Missourik tyer points
1t centR per hundred. Whenever there
Is any tr0ublo tu bo stirred up, 1t
.seeuas that the Chicago roAds comlnonoo 1t, but
OF eUurse they will find the st. Louis roads
strong enough to meet their cuts. Tho volume
Of weet-boutid business is very lsrge ut present.
claim, aru being pretty well tnaintained, and tho
for the present, at least However, thero Ia M
telling What tnAy hnppen those days, and tho
war which has boon threatening to 6reak out for
s0tne tiHe can bo nyertgl nnty by most cautious
behavior on tts part Ut the f0n1s to each other,
is tho way tho best posted authorities now. Look
at tho n,ntter. -'--. -
"Tho Thought ID not to 10 entertained for
moment, though. that, should q wur over freight
ratcs be ronmeiicol ia dead earnest, tho It,
Louis roHdE Will not be abe to prOtcot the Inter-
eats Of thu traa0 Of the city as we'll as their uwn
OF COURSE tho prosperity or tho city means tho
prosperity OF tho railways contorluR here, 1t
would, however, be far better for eaeh TINT tho
tariff, II not too high, rcmain stable.'
, 1881-07-04

Werecom.uend EldrsdKe sewing -.uach!ues,
, 1881-07-04
DAILY. and hu wna cnught by ttetcctlvo, WIN
Watchcd through hoto III tho roof ot ia
.yi,arf-shcd liz says ho has no tdoA why Ia
STARRED EnR A SONG.

John Broekin md I.dwhr.i Connolly. whom thA
police sigr,otnl,ato nm homeless, qttarrcIcl IN
front Of Itvory.st stab[n at the cornor of Jctrcr,
sot, and Monroe stroets Saturday ovonln9 cpa.
ccrninu tho version Of Il eonE. which bptt, kpcv
linperfeetly. .Cnnnolty trcsv r,aokct-kn!fo aid
t,iE s.nal wound, .whteh WILL likely prove not.