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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-02-03
NETWORK AND PHILADELPHIA
L

BOUND BROOK ROUTE
For TRENTON A. ID PHILA DELPIIA
Leave New York IRON G. Il H. OF " j. foot NJ LID.
eIty-st.
,,ior Phladephia Ninth and Greensts. at 7i5. 9. 10
1ll5 l:D.A 1880 $50 rs, ll:3D II D. m. On sun
day at $40 a IN. $50 Z. ll;30. IL D. M.
For Tniri Berxsst>, $50 ILLS l. $780, 4;3a
G;So y. ID. ON lay $40 I
ForTTenton Warren and Tncxsr.sts 5:31 7:45a 10 Ills
1870, A. 49,, 44h. $50 & ll:3J. l2p. m. SUNDAY
So a. $3.50. z. 1850 ~ n N .
Return trans Philadelphia Tor New YORK - .
From Stations Phiade pna aud leling H. H. corner Ninth
al Grr,n.sts. at 1870. $50 $50, IL a. m; ;l5 y 3t
From Third and Berkssts az AS 800 9:l5 A. m l2o
$40 , ll:JJ o. sunday at $40 4:30 ll:30 m.
From trenton. Warren and Iuckersts LIS I:25 30
ESQ = 9O5 lG9 ll:20 a. ~: 3 2iL -, $50 725 S25
n m Sundly-l:25, 4:95 9:5Ol. III. 6:l5 12j D. IN
Il made Jersey city AMI from
Bro ,klyn ami Erie Depot Jer-ev city -
Tickets for sale Ltbertv-sL NO4 239 26l 4D
944 Gj7 323 Broadway and at the principal b e, Not
mn tOurr-It ami Annex Office we's wharf, BROOKLYN.
y Y Transfer COMPANY. DOds Express will I'll ior ant
check BAGGAGE from hotel or residence 70 destination Apph
Coon can be ma AZ ga AMI 1873 way 35 6taYe.
NrwYork Court a.. Hrookyn. y these Offices are II
connection with the Bell Telephone and Law Telegraph.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-02-03

N"hwARr 'icKAwASHA AID WESTERN r. r. Co.
-,-,,., ~ fNciA1GA rLACr- NEw-IOHK jan u, 1891
RE dnhlul ritctl,n for officers and mama
= Rria d" lA Conn GnY will be held a. tbs Office WE'D
y go m 30. a. ~ February next. at 20 O'Clock O. H.
ltlS W'' pe "n'H from IGoCiOcK, TO OCl0. T.
dnSief UoJAs W4 De cl1-e from The ~ Un the Nh OF
February. FltEUK H. GTBHl,ES Treas.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-02-03

NORNtN GREEN.
W. II. VANDERBILT,
!. ID. .iFkdAS,
AUGUST - NCHELL,
SAINT /. BARGEK,
WM. -. BISHOP,
IL Dl K.NEE.
{ Vanderbilt,
SNtYL \. MUNsON, ; Directors.
WILSON g. HUNT,
t:.ON SrAGLR
$50. VAN HORNE.
=. NICK. TNOMBLT,
JOSEPH ;tARkER,
l.. -. WORCESTER
JAMES. IL. BANKER,
1 Ihll a 10 hIFEE
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-02-03


The Pre- posed consolidation referred to is that of
the Indiana, Boomn gtOn and Western with new
line vet to be constructed from indianapolis to
Springfield OhiO-a distance of iii miles.
Tie following securities to-day We're sold at the
Salesman:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-02-03
rE1O PHILADELPHIA
VIA
PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD

THE oLD.EsTABLISHED EoUrE AND SHORT LINE
BETWEEN
NETWORK Az u PHILADELPHIA
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-02-03

LOR BO,rON.-NEW PULLMAN LINE via
NY y a. ant II. Il. X Leave Grand Gen IL. depot
.l:jJ week lays. and lO 80 .. "A. sundays other
Ir4liI, Oct tickets VA NeW'NOrk AID
ian itIlirOAd
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-02-03
PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD.

AND UNITED STATES MAIL ROUTE.
Trans leave New Yurk via Desbrosses ami Corflaafe
streets Ferries follows
Harrisburg. P.ttsbulg Che est and SOUTH with Pullman
Ia ace ara a tached Q a. III. q AMI S}n D. m. ,aiy.
NHiau5pOr. LOCK Haven = n. r:3O p IN. and
leum Cen r. aud the oil I. gions
IaflEo Washington south Limited W. IN NJ.
EXur ss" Puma1 ParOr daily, except SUNDAY,
l. a. arrive aSiugiOu Reeular al 4:3J -
a. ~ b GARD Top III ~uuday. 43oa ~ and Top III
TX ies- tir baltimore. except SUNDAY. D.
IApe Tor West Ihladepha 40 $50. :, $40 40
LIN IA |. $40 $40. L. ! $50 and -
L. y m. AMI !. night
tx'rr. Phsd phia Camden. 7:ao a. D. M.
except -ln.av.
ous OF BrUOkyn Annex" connect with all through
Jersey tity ahOrlnsa speedy and direct transfer
Tam arrive From PlttsOurg. 1910 m. 0:J5 D m.
dally $50 r. NJ dahy exec u Monday. From
Washington Baltimore 6:5Oa III, 300, 80, 1850 p.
sunday &: N. and 80 p. N; F.om hllepnA J:JJ.
i5D : NO O4O. ll0a. m. IL :. 3d. 5:20 $50, SOU
o3j and lOj0n sunday 500 600. y, lOiU. 1:lO L.,
,,.(u o. and
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-02-03
NETWORK AND long BRANCH DEvI-

ALL RAIL LINE for Perth Amb0y south AmbOy, Red
anh Long Branch Ocean Grove Asl nry Para Point Pleas
am. IOns tHYer. Barnegat ATLANTIC CITY, 30
Leave NewY * loot IAbertvsr, at D. S:lJ ll;ij MI
1:3U $50, 4 5:aD m
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-02-03
Iyor.cr .f t,r .,.rL ! II CrtPnAT, -r.r.i.ry.

}. }
H. H. " q ~. ii Nlc.i'., It
A RAVEN. .d VI r-pf'''dri'
tP'lIE UNION Pacific RAILWAY COM
IA, Y-Tas lnnu IrrtIag o! tic SOCK oln'IH'' 20
Pa laay CON l"'. lo, inr ,h"e ul as
to- .hc ensuing year AID thr iI' Hitl"h '.y Wv,
I..,, vine. nS Z, ally before tr me t!ns Nl DE- sc
I'D tnc .n.ut =. OH e. l,.I1lwlV. IA ne ny 81 'tN.
r;. on EDNE~DAN. tAc Iinh DAY Il .iM'' IVA" 1T ~
''' va -" sIDNtY pILLnN y. RE, dnt
II, .t.l siCrAKLAND Secretary.
NcT.l orK. Fcbrnlry l. lo,l
BOSTON ,Nr n Wy oRR MIR LINZ RAILROAD CO..
IREA,URtEs Oftrt, SOL = " Az -,
VHE 7 PER CEN FIRST MORfGAGE
on tr ru n on ~ - nrc Of ii Ar If a. Foo ~. No =" AL
and at Ger rdLry l. l"l'i''' ''''H'' '' = ~
a. Lotls. A.roN 4 TFri,s itAlIt tiIh"ADH",{
30 WALSH. DID,. Y, February =, IS11l, =,
ITO THE HOLDERS or H. 1OHMON
STICK OF the ~. Lous hton q 1e'te ia"'" ia'ro4'
m, 1r,nsrr naols frs STOCK WI clo'r IN l,braty "a
1881. > u'clurk f. and eh on M"!,n - ~ ~
a. \. "a \ ~ q ! '''''''
EEasasglE.eN HsVESEWE u As.
CHICAGO AnD EAST III. isr@ GN 1907
CtNTKAI. IOWA itY Is > =. 1872
TOLEDO PEORIA AND ~ ESr ISIS -, lolI
ONO AND WEST ViKHINIA ISIS -, 1910
MI-sOUt:I PACIFIC lEY BIS - 1905
ST L. KAN-AS CITY AND NOK II. ISIS - WV
sr t. JACKSON AND CHICAG) lSr -. 1891
HIrFFALO CHAT LAKE AND PITTS. lSF =, ~"
CHICAGO AND SOUTH WESTERN ISIS -, DUE 1872
ny ROCK ISLAND nv Co.
CNAS. Il. WAAG,
No. IL WALL->T.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-02-03

NEW- K
'VHE STANDARD Consolidated MIN
ING CONPA'Y tOd17 declared it, regular monthly
dividend Of SIEVE - FIVE GEMS PER SHARE. pay.
able February ~ 81 the Agency OF the Bank Of Neyaa
No. t. Wall l.. .;rN York
Transfer Books close February and open lita nst
VI. Is. COOK. Nice-l f'sident-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1881-09-03

The Baltlmoreans are considerably torn up
In mind by the fact that the Virginia Midland
railroad has been gobbled up by syndicate
operating in the interests of Richmond as against
those of Baltimore. As the Baltimore Ohio
railroad company owned the controlling interest
in the Midland railroad, that company is called
upon 10 explain why they sold out to the
''Clytle" syndicate; a body of which Mr. William
p Clyde. of Philadelphia, is the head and
which, the Baltimore Ame.ictUs says. controls
and operates vast system of railroads in the
South, which are all known to be in the interests
of Richmond where are the terminal facilities
of several steamship lines controlled by the syn
dictate President Carrot. of the B. & O. road has
not been heard from in explanation OF the SALE
but it is probable that he found the Virginia
Midland was rather an expensive elephant on
his hands. and that he had come to the conclu-
sion that Baltimore railway system in the
South" cost on the whole. considerably more
than ii was worth as practical business enter
prise. The moral of the whole matter seems to
be that Richmond is beginning to assert her
rights to the trade of Virginia, and that if she
maintains them with the energy indicated in
this railroad ''gObble," Baltimore will have to
give way.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1881-09-03

No material change is shown to-day IN the
Presidents condition. While he does not show
any marked Improvement, there are thus far no
discouraging symptoms manifested. such as are
now dreaded weekly on the approach of Sun
day TIE doctors seem generally to have come
to the conclusion that change OF air is neces-
sary for him, and no doubt he will be removed
from the White House at the earliest moment
practicable.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1881-09-03

The article on the water question, in another
column shows that large saving of water has
already been effected by Col. Rockwelrs order
restricting the play of the fountains under his
charge to two hours daily. The two Treasury
department fountains We're shut off to-day by
order of the Secretary OF the Treasury; but the
fountains in the Agricultural Grounds, Carp
Ponds, Botasieal Gardens, Navy Yard. Capitol
Gronsds, and elsewhere are still allowed to
waste the needed water. VIII not the authori-
ties in charge of these fountains follow the ex-
ample of the Secretary of the Treasury in stop
ping of this waste?
There are LIZ new advertisements in to-day's
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1881-09-03

Referring TO the rumor that new daily paper
Is to be started in this city shortly, the st. Louis
Post Dispatch undertakes to throw discourage
ment on the project by saying:
There is still room enough i'm the Journalistic
POtterS Field at Washington Tor another little
newspaper, close up to the back fence where the
tangled jimson weeds mingie with the tall spear
grass ami the tumble bug gambos all day.
The P.-D. man does great Injustice to the
situation as it exists at the present time. There
has been great Improvement in the neat little
cemetery. which he irreyerently styles pOtter's
field. since he was in Washington. An extern
sive addition has been made to the grounds and
the whole has been handsomely and securely
walled in to prevent any disturbance to the long
and happy sleep of the dead. The new addition
includes dense thicket of expresses. mournful
Jews, weeping willows, creeping myrtle, and
other sOmbre plants, where those seeking a re-
tired and secluded spot may rest free from the
gaze of unsympathetic eyes, and also fine
broad and open sunny slope, where the deceased
may enjoy the rays of sunshine which never fell
upon them during their short and struggling
life time 1t is also proposed to erect at once a
hrst-class cremation furnace on the grounds.
where the remains of still others NAV be re-
duced to ashes and thus sacrelly kept in costly
vases or worn in amulets by stockholders in the
late lamented as charm against another attack
by the same disease. Washington is bound to
keep up with the times
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1881-09-03
FOR Observation-Disclosures

F0R RENT-ONE BEAUTIFUL SQUARE GRAND
Il Piano for only 81 per month, to a careful party
Apply at No. 5l9 9th street northwest it
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1881-09-03

NEW FALL GOODS.
MRS. NJ. ]. HUNT
Has just returned from New York. and ia now prepared
to exhibit the Latest Novelties in
WATERED AND ONBRE RIBBONS,
SHADED FEATHERS AND FANCY BREASTS,
PLUSHES HATS, BONNETS AND MILLINERY
ORNAMENTS.
MOURNING GOODS A SPECIALITY.
Nos. 62l and 623 d STREET NORTHWEST BE-
TWEEN 9Th AND TTH STREETS. So
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1881-09-03
FOR NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

EfOR SALE-A LOT OF OFFICE FURNITURE,
consisting of one large Cylinder Desk with all the
with Table; two Revolving Chairs: Pigeon Holes &c,
east. Ite
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1881-09-03
FOR SALE-HOUSES.

EoR SALE-RARE CHANCE-NICE, CONFORTA
be House. with porch. flowers, SC. for sale very
low No reasonable offer refused. Ara LousiAna ave-
nue. room %. s3-2t.
LfOR SALE-BARGAINS- BRICK. r.. AND 4
Frames r. each. ave-, 5th: So go. Frame
10 T., Nd ave., near LIST s.w.; s.. $50. Frame, r..
9TH, nesr nw: 100 Bricks, I, bet. 14th & 18th
Tor SALE-A DESIRAI.E SEVEN ROOM FRAME
DTeiiing Lot 20 feet by ss1a feet. Terms. 5000
quire premises No. 1925 9th street northwest IS st
IyOR sALE-THREE-STORY BRICK RESIDENCE
No I2f street northwest; pleasant grounds with
flowers, shade trees and fountain. Property be
examined between and pm. all Ine
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1881-09-03
FOR SALE-LOTS.

EoR sAIE-sTx DESIRABLE BUILDING LOTS.
H nicely located. concre.ed street northwest:
price low fifty cents rer foot; easy $l66 cash
shd 500 or more quarterly lots 81 feet running to
70 foot alley ground is rapidly enhancing in value in
that locality. Address OWNER. Star Office. sI-3t.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1881-09-03
PERSONAL.
SPECIALTIES.

Il need suffer. No knife Eg1ture or other surgical
sppanoes used Irsatnsnt almost painless and per.
whatmy polients have - ny of t. tEeatDs1k Cun1ul
saacn re. H -. sH 7leS -: p.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1881-09-03

TEAS THAT WILL DELIGHT YOUR SOUL!
Our choicest MOYUNE GUNPOWDER TEA at 81. 20
Per pound and fines. IMPORTED OOLONG and ENG
LISH BREAKFAST at 81 ger pound are just grand
goods. VIII excite the appetite raise your dropping
spirits and cause you pleasant and delightful dreams.
viii so much further than the low priced. Don't fail
to try them.
WINNERS,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1881-09-03

RAN sss kSB SnhT6SSf sk 1NB T
TON PLUsHEs. TELTs, TAPEsTRY.. CROSS
IN IN
1sS sss!sf E Try the sNhsf LINE Of
MOSQUITO CANOPIES in quantities at
SINGLETON & HOEKE'S,
50 sol MARKET SPACE
TEAS THAT WILL DELIGHT YOUR SOUL!
Our choicest MoYUNE GUNPOwDER TEA at 81 20
per pound and finest IMPORTED OoLoNG and ENG
LISH BREAKFAST at 81 per pound are just grand
goods. VIII excite the appetite raise your dropping
spirits and cause pleasant and delightful dreams
VIII so much further than the low priced. Don't fail
to try them.
SO 1918 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE
YORKTOWN CENTENNIAL BULLETIN.
CIRCULATION
SO, 600. GUARANTEED. ...... So 900
Of + b will give the full and official ProgEam
pFoceedlIi:s Baltimore and fun DIRECTORY of places
vicinity. and the Official Reports Of Thomas Pollard
to e Mining and N t nsws STATE
ished at the city Of Richmond, Virginia, and has
arEer circulation than any other publication So9th and
interest q the STATE # virginia and Is Circulated By
Advertising rates inch time 50; each subsequent
SENSIESN 1s1L NuMBER win address VIM j. Arm
or ESTF 5. $sS%SPSESss l Publishers hers
s3-s,2t Box "a. Richmond. Va.
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT THE
PARTNERSHIP
Heretofore existing under the firm name of
PERRY & BROTHER,
Doing business at No. 821 Pennsylvania avenue, was
dissolved by mutual the 31st day of August
1881.
THOMAS J. 8. PERRY or sEATON PERRY is au-
thorzed to settle all debts due to and by said partner
ship.
ALI persons indebted TO said partnership are respect
fully requested to make prompt payment
THOMAS j. s. PERRY
VIII continue the business heretofore conducted by said
partnership at the same place,
No. S21 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE.
under the firm name Of PERRY co.
September 1st 1881. 80
ss ssss 90S HI I'LL 3 % &c % Fl
sssss { 5oS Ill 90 90 LII
BEING THE BOYS TO Us TO c1orHE. WE
HAVE AN ENTIRE NEW STOCK OPEN FOR THE
BOYS. THIS IS THE TIME OF THE YEAR WHEN
YOU WILL FIND 1T NECESSARY ITO FIT THEM
OUT FOR SCHOOL.
WE CANNOT ENUMERArE EVEN A PORTION
OF THE EXTENT OF OUR STOCK. WE CAN SAY
THIS TO YOU-rHE STOCK IS THE LARGEST.
MOST VARIED AND ELEGANT THAT WE HAVE
EVER SHOWED.
NEW FEATURES IN THIS LINE HAVE BEEN
INTRODUCED. AND WE ARE IN THE BEST Pos
slBIK SHAPE TO SUPPLY YoQR WANTS WITH
AN ADVANTAGE TO you.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1881-09-03

The jetty system of Capt Eads' is again under
seioud- He has claimed for his jetty channel
In the South pass at the mouth of the Mississippi
river, that thedepth is nowhere less than 80 feet;
that it is 600 feet wide and that sit is in reality
magnificent natural canal Recently the
English steamer Renfrew. drawing only % feet
Of water. struck the ground in the channel in
the sea end of the ietties- Capt Horn. of the
steamship Netley Abbey, Of Cardiff; Capt.
Ward, of the English bark Elite. of Plymouth;
Capt feathers, of the Mississippi steamboat
Natehez, and Capt. Taylor of the Gulf steamer
Isabel, join in certifying that the navigable
channel. instead Ofbeing about 600 feet wide is at
apparently not more than $50 feetwide. They
further certify that just above Crane Island they
believe it to be impossible for two vessels draw
ing q feet of water to pass each other without
one or both taking the ground As the jetty
experiment Of Capts Eads has cost the country
about FIVE million dollars, its failure would be
rather expensive as well as unpleasant one
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1881-09-03
PROPOSALS.
nooRKEEPERs OFFICE, HOUSE OF REPRE-
~ SENfAIIyES. US.

III
s..,.. p w.ssSsSss, pc: sssssshss l.t 1881
EasTh N SS on "a, ssss.a SIP
Of Sa sGs;A x Sas s.S s maj
Merchant.ble Oak Wood. sawed in two cut. Cosl 10
ssa q 70 sS Ss sss g 5
Go lnss tas5s 18th stoFss ard
corded and measured at caito and coal reweaghed
Wand sf .ss g e
. d sa5 tI sn A. w TIfi6 snd
PROPOSALS. FOR FUEL.
DEPARrxESr OF TEE INTERIOR.
c., WASHINGTON, August 18th, 1881
o Gid Proposal, sr MI bs rsiysa gas TWELVE
for FURNISHING Wo ana Sea = ss TESr
IL. Instr9ctons . bidders yin be furnished on .pphc.-
aso8sepsH s. j. KIRKwoop. Secretary
PRofosaaIsss FOR PERI pRIN TIE wo9pEN TAGS AND
Posi- OFFICE DEPARTMENT,
s.,.,..o O.. MssHIsGToS, d; G., August 8. 1851.
g gSS S@ SAIEE aE SD IA
ss.t Printed MoSdsn Tsxs hLs the s.mss q his De
ssnth day e ocscSsr: 1881: s.o faTlshax aIs
s.. he the s.mIiss q az ssa 1asa o' ' mall
The proposals. ttLe sff % Te3eef any or an Of which
.a: ss g ]. if' g sr ~ :s;
4' ss made s s e Conform
NY 70 socn organizations and the accepted propuaA1
3WOWXmx. JAMES,
s5U-IaW0W Rostnas1sr General.
PnoeOaAIs 10s ooAI-
RzzoKm SCHOOL o. rHE D. O..
VAsHN0zou, HZH Ang.s lU1I
eealed Proposals v1n BE- nnelxed Is my 90 H4
6lS 18th stzeet northyssS UNTIL INElxkQL
furnishing md dsifvsry 10 - hsfoEm school q so
end $50 tons beaE alaHtJ les yhfe ~ EurneD ocek
g e g az r. - g 80 e e ,s.< g -.
md wsigher. 20 bs psfd 81 oontz,cear:
nes sRss .;. ass :: ; ~ z,ss : st 90
nm Pvrs1AzsG BID Z -
c600ND-HATD CLOTHING 5oQ0Hf n4 Q llzh-
~ 81 oh pE3ps paiA A. X141ll1A Szxz3a 4unxs
- 5e3$ g; 81 g sys sSsss's -
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1881-09-03

There are LIZ new advertisements in to-day's
STAR.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1881-07-01

The Census Office has published
an interesting map showing the CEN
ter of population of the close of each
decade from 1880 to 1880. The steady
progress of population westerward
is the most noticeable feature, the
movement being at the rate of de-
gree of longitude on an average each
decade. In 1890 the center of popu-
lation was on the east shore OF the
Chesapeake bay, about % miles east
of Baltimore, in latitude 80 deg. 1G
min. 5 sec. north. and longitude 76
deg. IL min. sec. west. In 1880
the center was computed to be
miles west by south of Cincinnati, in
latitude 80 deg. 4 min. ] sec. north,
long. 81 deg. 80 min. 7 sec. west.
From 1870 to 1880 the westward
movement was 457 miles. Another
striking feature is that the center has
been, except in 1880 and 1850, north
of the 39th parallel of latitude. In
1880 it was one minute and in 1850
q fraction of a minute south of the
39th parallel, and in the census year
of 1860 it was squarely on the paral-
lei. But in no year was it more
than 16 minutes north of the 39th
parallel. A queer thing about tho
map, though omanating from Gov
ernment Office, is, it utterly ignores
Washington as point from which to
reckon longitude.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1881-07-01
onEGoS AND rnASs.ceSrlsKsrAL 60.
The Articles or Incorporation OF the Great
Combination Piled a Gigantic
Combination.

Articles OF incorporation were fled
Tuesday in the County Clerks office
in Portland by Artemus II. Holmes.
J. n. Dolph, IL. Koehler, G. II.
Prescott, Paul SchuIze, George j.
Ainsworth and Joseph Simon, who
have associated themselves under the
name Of the Oregon and Trans-conti-
mental Company, the duration of
which ia to be perpetual. The busi-
ness Of this corporation shall be TO
construct and operate railroads and
telegraph lines and branches, and to
carry freight and passengers thereon,
and to receive tolls for the same, aa
follows From Portland TO Una
tilla, from Umatilla to Pendleton,
thence via Baker City TO the eastern
boundary OF the State near Fort
Boise. thence up Snake and Bear
river valley to the u. +. II. r.. near
Granger station from Umatilla yia
Wallula TO Walla Walla and a branch
to Weston, thence to the Umatillaand
Pendleton line; from Walla Walla
northeasterly 10 Snake river, with a
branch 10 Dayton, Patahn and Lew
iaton, l. T.; from near the mouth OF
Palouse river to the head waters OF
the Spokane from Wallula over the
Cascade range to Seattle; from at or
near Wallula TO "a point on Lake Su-
perior. at on noar the town of Duluth
from Portland to Astoria; line from
Portland up the valley through the
Umpqua and Rogue river valleys 10
n connection with the railroad system
OF California.
To purchase. consolidate, lease, OF
otherwise maintain and operate any
other railroad or telegraph limo.
To build, purchase, or lease docks,
piers, union depois. !,"lcla. ware.
houses, fumes, fcny l"ai,. b'i3ges,
and stages, or any property dren,rd
necessary.
The principal Gee q iliis cor1.o-
ration shall 10 at iho city of Poit.
land, and Tie capital siock so, ,UoG.
GOO.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1881-07-01
LOOK eur ron nor. LINCOLN

The Atlanta (Ga.) Constellation re-
ports Judge o. A. Lochrane, of that
State, who has recently returned
from visit to the North and West,
as saying
You want point? The son of old
Abe Lincoln, the present Secretary
of War, will be President of these
United States. He was one of the
3O6 Grant men at Chicago, and could
bring that wing up. He's in with
he administration, and would not be
distasteful to that wing. Do | know
him? I do, and he's a man with the
same wonderful magnetism his father
had. You look out for Bob Lincoln
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1881-07-01
mo eanDsER.s lrxr.xrLs cIrH.

'I take pleasure an satisfaction, =
said the President, as he held up u
parcel, sIn informinf you a worthy
citizen of Detroit, who does not car
to have his name menshund, has
presented this revised edlshun OF de
Bible IL de Lime. Kiln Club. We do
not o, our meetIns wild prayer nor
do " 80 by slngln' do Doxology,
but .-serdeless / am shuah dis gift
viii rs highly appreciated by all.
Oar has been conslduble talk in dis
club about dis revised edlshun. Some
Of you hab got do ideah dat lurgn.
tory has all been wiped out an' Hea-
ben enlarged twice ober, an / have
heard odders assert dat II didn't for
bid Iyin', stealln', an, passln' Off bad
money. My friends, you am sadly
mistaken.. He'll Is Jest rs hot rs cher
an Iieaben hasn't got any mo- room.
In lookIn' 0ber some OF de changes
las nightT selected out few para
graphs which have q gIneral b'arin'.
Fur instsnce, II am Jest rs wicked tf
steal watos.nellyons rs It was las'y'ar
or do var befo' an de scarcer Il
crap de bigger do wlclsedness.
ono change has bin made In RECORD
10 loafln' aroun' de streets. De loafer
am considered Jest ~ mean an low
as cher he was, an | want TO add my
belief dat he will grow meaner in
public estimashun all do time.
ode Ten Commandments am all
down heah widout change. Stealln'
an lyIn' an covetIn' an' runnln' out
nights am considered Jest MS bad as
ober.
al can't fln' any paragraph In
which mon am excused from payIn'
delr honest debts an supportin' deIr
families.
al can't fin whar'a poo man or a
poo mans wiIc, white or black, am
spect,d 10 sling on any partlckIer
style.
"Dog fights, chicken-lIitIn', poly.
ticks, playIn' keerds fur money, an
hangin' aroun' fur drinks AN all slch
hizness an consllered meaner dan
cher. Fact Il, / can't fin amy
change whateber which LET'S up on II
man from bein' plumb up an down
squar' an honest wild de world. Dey
have changed do word Hell TO Had
es, but at de same time added to de
strength OF dc brimstun ah' de size
OF de pit, an we want 10 keep right
on In de straight path II we would
avoid Il. Doan' let any white man
make you believe that we's lost any
Gospel by dis revision, or dat Peter
or Paul or Moses have undergone
any change of spcerit regardIn' de
ways OF libin' respectfully an dyIn'
henorably.n