davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
, 1881-05-23
Rl.h-Gu5ture-'Esse Garn,an Carp.


u vii! be remembered, mol only BY thoSe spe-
ouly lntereatud fn tlKh.Eull1re, HIT ty luAuy
general reisders that tho UltetlA A&Atus tlovurli-
lnent imported and plaeed im poals ut Washing-
tnh s0lnu VI thu tuHltilH QeFllun carp ftAu.
Frun Washington = uertatn Hutntor Of tlaso
ttsh were sent tu uyerS atAto III tha unun IN us-
uar thut tho expurImtpt uf Introducing than
tntn Tho waluEs of shIs onuntry might be tried
Under every condition. 1Ls sut.cess waa ut lutst
4 lnMtter Ot xruyu dulibt+ 1t II tAarefnEe with
faOlnluuniabae Rtalo pride th4t thu public will
luarn thAt tue sxperttient of tntrndnoiaa tbs
tsrt of ohso has succee'led. reqt. +. 7. baird.
bsh to Mc4srs. Muleftt and hmith. who have
lhoIr carp pal,as In Hamilton County, uhoLt
tW9lye miles fru,n tho city. On Moiday and
Tuesday last. tho 18th and l7ih VI biny. ar thalr
pntltl4 theru weru spawnud number OF these
beautiful Ash-huallsliu u ut least while small.
These young carp ars already from hhlf an
Inch IA fuia Inch Ia length al1 A. lively ~ Aa-
sihlu In thu wuter. giving bIixht sslutlations "f
tts!cate cn"F as TINY dart "r'"1nd thy glass howl
III WHICH they yet nIt thclr ht,ino. Hy eArty full
t.loy will bo I'VE r six ,nches III trn.th. ul IN
5ust they Will weigh ~ lcast TWO pounds. They
uru HnlaldnrGtt valuable psMd As4 fur fAr1nsrs.
VI tLay asu excellent foo1 hsh Vt rapid growth.
, 1881-05-23

Tho police appear to have had very good
reasons for having forgotten so much COLI
coralng tho casu of Charles G!lie1l, who WAS
recently brought back ut considerable OK
peuse from Denver, Colo. THO complainant
IL not thu Innocent Wisconsin girl slio wis
represented to be. nor Is her condition 80 pit
iabtc ~ was represented, Ifor name is
Theresa Moore, and sho la now living some
where OH Twemty-secol,d street. Besides be-
Ing In ule neighboFhootl Of 80 years Of axe.
It ia said s,le las once been married, and Is
the mother OF two children. When sl,c met
md took up with tiIllon she was estraugou
fl1lln lter family, but Ter husband not lung
ago sought her out, md there WIS war WHEN
ke understood the Relationship. Domestic
Mntters wGre In sud discard until 0lllell
skipped out, aud this 1a dlA lit the mea1est
Mai,i,er Imaginable Inviting her u No.
excused himself at the end OF the tlsst act,
anu hasteutng buck to the housa packea Up
t,Is avn and liut clothing Ana touk The first
train for thu West The cnss was given to
thu I,0Itcs at 0Mco, aud BY advertising ra-
ward OF 890U tor Information Aa to tl!H WlofH-
al,oun Ut Mrs. MO0re they Hoped to hnRro
tile Futuge4.. lie WIS ton Sllnrp for them,
however, and 1t WAS purely a.l accltlont that
liz was found at Denver. Even after his ar
rust, alld willis he was trying to hubens.cor-
puA out bof1re the RrTlya! ut the ChtcaRO
lnent 10 .aiNet him ln that city aud co!upr0-
Mise. It Is quits unlikely tlat s1lu will PROS.
Ncute even ntlw. Ths appears to be an0thcr
Of the cuses where tho eity's Interest GUILD
inyu beel best satyetl by tue 0illcsr runlain.
1uE ut his duties ut hunt,
, 1881-05-23

eu0An DEC0liArtoSs-wHAT GERMAN MANU-
FAGTuitKR HAlp {.
A TRIBUNE reporter yesterday had n chatwlth
Mr. AUGUSTUS Ncthaiscil, foreman OF tho jeco-
ration department Of ons of tho largest wholc-
sale candy establishments In this city, oh tho
subject Ut the ltnc OF work which Is opened tn
wnmun In the decoration Ut candles. Mt. Ncn-
hn,iatr said that tho wnrk. which WIS really art
Istto In its naturc, wis such ns amy iay. with
tnste fnr drawing and cn!or might pursl,u with
pruft, tho price tiaIIl to thMe export In tho hts-
furss tclnR IL week. II tnnnty cDiielAteh in
ts r." eyes and ryoe,.,ws N y tho %1,n sa
Snnst snnnt ot " artificial .oasos and d"wcrs
fl tho larKnr hnrns Of plenty md ttthDr candy
ttnviccs. Mr.. Ecnhauser. ua y lnatter Of III
miont VAN vlsltoii hy tho j,lni"r msnbcr IT ono
tf the larRcat candy h0slNes IN Germany, who
had t.ccn sent to thta country to learn whnt he
Guild auollt the candy business. lie stated that
ho hH,i visited tlrt.rfy Mll tho largo establish.
lnn,ts nf th!a coHmtEy bs hH'1 NOT had his lnInd
lnnny tolnE suptrInr ~ those III vogue In thls
country. Mr. HcMhAliaer, hNWevor, touk him
au Il cntltng retail candy establishment. whpfn
tho foreigner waH 0ulta struck With the excel.
varieties Ut which ho took along with him,
prnInIslnRn to tntro'lucc them TO tho Tcutonlo
pMlatH. THO foreign nNnhytnakcr stated Tint
The reason GcrmRn enilttts wero Of better aver
age 9unlity THIN tho American wins that wages
rn l9wes y oermnny a tley wo1s shns en- =;
their stoc1. which, too, when completed, brought
better prices thnn It lid In AnertGa. lie Ac-
knOWcdVCd. hu"cver. that tho et,ctfAnut candies
wGrc n vMlunbib ntldltlon to bis atock OF kIowl-
cd9e. and said that they would creato u sons
atlan In tho Uerman oandy world as soon as In
fft,tant.tt{
, 1881-05-23

Professor Lui,gloy, Of Pittsburg. Pa" writea
NF. Fruetor, "thrIw out, several years ago, THO
Qtlca that our SUI Ia In fuallty not u white sun
but u bluG ono, his apparent whtt1ness belux
duo catutly u tho hbsuFptiv1 action OF his own
ntiltaIt Ithuto, but purity tu that ut nur own atr.
IT SHOULD TO noticed, III cgllettiprlAX tbtA vlew,
ltlxt our suu IL probably akin to those stars
which We rcKufu ,as yelluwlsh. C4pellu, for
Instance, Mhluh IL decidedly yellow BY t,osn-
pnrleon With yuaa. tho chief star ~ tho Lyre,
haA been shlswn by ur. lignry Draper tu huys d
spcctFltn ", H{u|tnr tu that uS tho sun thAt the
kuuucst ryc ctlil ttutuct no U1lfforunco. Atcturus
which IL somewh hHt uloru markedly yellow. and
indruL, Ia regarded by SONIC ny Orange yellow IL
c,,!or, haa u spectrum very oloauly resembling
That uf the SUD. but still not uxaatiy tho sumo.
1ha xreas value OF d.. n1apcr,a evidence
respeetiog tpe proienco OF oHygan, y! TIC
tho solar spectrum with ul4t af our OWN arl, Is
that It can bo studiod by Nll Whp CHOOSE u az:
aIn,ue tho pnofugrAphs which W has obtained
at iha sprctEa fur comparison. fheru 0n tho
Bnuao small pleuo Ut glass arc shuwu tho siNn.
trMm ut cape}l1l, aud the spectrum III sunlight
reilectea from tha Aur face 't planct, and tho
iaensLtr Il: tho tlIus aoiunStnH 10 the TWO spoe-
Ira cun bu seen ut once Now Prof. Lat'xloy.
pursuing thu Idea which ho thruW out sufefal
yeurn sAet, hns been Ablu 10 ahuw thus our suu,
though wU regard him u Hhltu 1uu. n!lu
though. seen fru,u u greater .5asiAnco W fhat he
apI,tA red Wy u Btur, hu would probably Apptar
ytllowIsh, " yet blue. ur al cast olIish suls.
We suu that tue sun sppearx red Or urAngv. or
yellow taucorllnx to tlo state VI tho alF' ~h9n
, 1881-05-23

ami whom she surroundings arc favorable, Of
Il has bsSi, st.ted TINT tho experiment mato
with thoso t'ah hns beon auecessful tn Ohio. Tnnt
IA hnrtly giving tho fact ct Tho recent spawning
OF thrxe cnrp in lis proper light. Tho past win.
tsr H. ton ~ e., sysrs os sa yo
thn. young MrD spawned day nr two after tho
% IN Germany r. say tho timc for spawning ia ntont
fA.nr nf tina clin,ntr. evon with severe winter.
IL usi1itlpn, wllcn It IA remembered that shave
hero II M0Nth . advantage IN tho fall wcn thor.
t,rsc months ~ nj II oAr ias.r ns tnst TO co''nscd In"
THO cnru IA q historic fish. In tho ponds OF the
thoy arc 10 bo tho solo lah sporting In thosc
ln tho pond Of tho famous ohatenM Of Fon-
ainebleail-cntnnpntcd III tho rctEn NJ 1T.
t.outs aE.l At tho time Of rho Crusa''rrs--Mt
ChAr!nttontilrg, nt WtlaG!nAhone. whet1 the
nt fasnoils and beautiful Cassc', they Hro to bc
ii il. n matter OF tradition that these 0sh ivy
IL 4 mattcr af ira,iItiotl, onIy: However, il Is
wuIi authcnl lcntoa tint they do live 10 a great
aKe. All vislturs ut tlo superb gardens Of the
elateMu Of FontalnGb'cn , hasten to wGto tho
rapidly from every portion Of TUG w.tor to tho
pHtfnrm. whero al old wnstthn sits tApenting
great p!eCca at brcaL for n .Bou Mpleco. This
II ID largo nteee 10 thr9wn, ths tough Old follows
Rr1,ap truunl1t. hcn.1s together and tails max.
Ing every possible anglo In tho wntor. md light
inY vigorously for tho enttre tnhal.
In tiioir nuses, and il il sn ttat In tho nostris
of n,o Of then Ia tho silver c!rclot, with tho aato
engraved theruun, and placed therc by tho fair
nMl ,,nt"rtnMso hands OF MARE Antoneat.o.
and ono 1f tho things that fur certain no ono
can taud out.
, 1881-05-23

:ssSe &. or axa sssh S.n e. T.
il charaetsr. though icss IN degree;
Il Il. ,se s s ta" s%a Il rey
.XEa!t'. ,hs eigc 81 tho snns dix { ,narko1Iy
leta luminons than tho middle. thurh to tn nrsl!-
dcred undiacvrnlbo by the sun's great lisire.
uf eolrse. In Fsallty tho satno amount OF liRnt
"a omitted from that !,9tt ot thc sar surface n .
visible iIAk rs iron, TINT mart whtch Hes iloar Tho
eentrc. Tho apparcnt difference car rty .b be
soiar @ atmospherr.-tho i'no of aiRht paas!n9
w,en a!sceteS sowar3 IL eiee III, shsn Thsn IA q.
tns may nato that s ths dlttersaco of ab.orptiyc
naton is psoor tnt, Hs K'rehhot c1,Gnaossly s,s
e s so sss Ssa 81 %
5 @ :s!ss d':k5ss + ior a;sssss; .sas Xxx y;
{2sa's ~ s!est'g!ssS gssss.
hnyo noticed that The dsrkon!ns & thG ,e eEo
dlnnry tclcscopfo disk Of tho sun. It fnlsows
that those rays which produce tho photoKrapht9
v!tlnt rays} lire tnDru Affected by tho nlsnrrton
q tte felar nttnosptero than tlaoao @ Which form
The ys.n! smsro Ta9 ~ sor .e aGs rs
rnys belonging 10 tho blue end Df tho spectrum
than IN The rays belonElng ~ th1 rcd onts The
his real colnr. IT h!h atmosphere wore suddenly
rotnnvcd he would change from hts present
rIito or wh!t's yellow eo9r to Giiss or Pr, %
mir butwcbn tho eye md him wcro suddenly Ep-
moved. would oAanEe truni red. orange. Or yGl-
this Til Why tproSabIy, Tor have not vi seen Prof.
Lanaloy paper Il has bccn only BY detailed cx !.
instead Ct Kcncs rGns1nx ,. ,Ss, "t
sim is really blue, his apparcnt color being due
to the o1cct Of absorption excited BY his atmos'
, 1881-05-23

es',ra S f't:' ot this ZIP sperS b!ial VII! Which was
presented by tho City Of Brussels.
vii ssas sss t6.s afssspso sst o :, Srs 3 'Ss' 4ab II
placed next Il, order 70 tfc wetl,lns.tollnt OIL
nccoitnt Of any peculiar claim to tho position.
thero Is ono Of sky.6fl,r, tia,ls Of that, pe-
cMllur fabric known i.s drnp-AO!etl, which
tntlGt IL to tn worn. at thu first reception
given In honor Of tho marflags, a.
trim, and falls Ii gatl,urs, gracefully, ovor. tho
corsage. WHICH II III pailer style. the panlers
being formctl Of lace. \ u'llet of rose-c9lorud
more beautiful eai, be, Imagined than this
,,nia,e Arrangement of lace. velvet, and iiuw.
ers. 1,his Is designed TOR the grand sntrte
into YtenmG, Gid y drapea wlth ~ no,int,ie- ,l,,
c c"vcreI viii, lice Presented @ Gy iis Clty Of
brussels. Which Is q chet7l'mnvrs 'a Of the
ss b es ws St s"'ts 5focaacd vuyat and Sss nas
en1a; ereps; trnncd %1 will, '0is siik md nd silver s
frl,,Ee. Tho gorsage, like tho train and skirt,
t. q ysyst and sa ttn and II HSTasa s|ysT ha %t
wteti. < costume 1Ienfy ~. Is trimmed
with nacaret. aatn, ,sabtlned by foods Of
aes In psWaa aeare s nrEs
the ball which will be given BY the Muncl-
paltty of Vlennn, n magnificent lress p dis
played in tho colors Of tho City. nj Vienna.
the result Of tho combination being extreme,
rose toi!at, Style Louis KY. is covered
in, branches Of iris; while one of
wt!ite satin, with panIer corsags y pee',l!Has.
Inttar In adorned will, fine penrlH. To the
, 1881-05-23

ot cnttin6 a mass-ticctinR: Mcases. 8. TniisiE,
Mar s9nncscho1n.. n. I1efter, II. FcisontnMl.
Mlctaot C4,hnu. David slmon, II. Ocsterr1ebor,
ii. j. Judah, Sam Fclsenflihl. and DF. Nurtlpn.
Ttlk nuCAt rAltrY.
Tho Dhkc pf Sutherland and bin pnstr tront
yesterday quietly and sobosly, and lid not
!nther. nh,tlt niiythtnR: In. tho atnrntnq Dr:
~ remain In tho hotcl. AZ y: III. ue!. Pill
II. hhrristAn cnitct1 ut Grand l'aciag for tho
,1K ut o'c,ock tho pnrty Will visit tho ncw Town
or Pullman. nstd in tho nftcrNDon thoy Will tnke
special train to Milwaukee,.
, 1881-05-23
FIRE RECORD.


SAN FRANCISCO, Mny @a..-Flrcs in grain-
tiellls begun ..,-.lny. Uma near Nfercetl. de-
str0yMl several Hundred ncres. Another III
San jnapuIn County, near Onktlaic, burned
over c0Mntry ilvu niles square, prlncipnily
wl,ent-ilpt.ls. -Four houses were destroyed.
The lire sturtc,l from Il lighted ctglr thrown
from 4 railroad cAr,
, 1881-05-23
Gardening In Tcxa4.


Tho Rplary and vegetable Hardtn OF Mr. John
". Fry, on slorKan Crcuk, suggests littlo ut
the 'hapOy vallvy"o ltasselas, II you CONNECT
sEd prosperity. The tArIu Ut hun'lruI ~
arrcs Is Ut the baso, or ruth upou the slope uf
unU 0f tAu mountains. Dir. Fly has ut present
nnly about forty hfves, aud could keep aundreis,
hut lIs sella them OF. Lsst seusln Dir. Fry
robbed ouv gum tive tlnea, ruRl!1tnX l2sa pounds
, 1881-05-23
CHICAGO.

Tho alarm Of fire at 1850 o'clock Inst night
WAS caused by tho burning Of lmrn at tie
rear ot M. 81 Star street, owned mil occupied
by Matthias Ileitlrlcll. 1.t,ss. Sl53, covered
BY Insurance. III tho tlnrlllan Mutual Com.
pnny. CnusH uf fro unknown.
, 1881-05-23
OIL TRANSPORTATION.

pnny vasibtc In tho Opposition ao tho
Free Kllsy Limo lBl1l ltctorc the Pcnns
syfvnt.ta Legislature.
Bptt4at Utspafta to 1Ae Chicago Tribune.
PHILADELPHIA, ra., May 2a-1n explain
lng tho Free Pipe Linu hit now pending III
the Legislature to the lizard Of TEa.te C0til-
mittee yesterday, Senator Elnery, Ut Brad
ford, snid of latc years tic oil product of tho
State 1tad been diverted from tho port Ut
Philadelphia at Ii great loss to the clty's
cunlillercs md manufactures. The product
Of the State In 1870 wns 1868 barrels per
dny, ,.,ul tho nnnunl export from FhtIatlei-
phin was 1, ,t0t, ,G.J barrels. III 1850 tho export
had fallen 10 l,0s5.0is barrels, willlo tho
product Of the State had swelled to
the enormous figuru OF 7l,14 barrels,
MI Increase Ut nearly 500 per cont sinco 1870.
VAT presunt.' continued the Solator, "near-
~ tho Whole product OF t}a. COO barrels parttny
is shipped from tic Bradford district BY the
United Pipe Lines, or, III other words, by tic
Standard Oil Company, whose lines ruiz
westward, meeting the Philadelphia & Kead-
Ing Kaltroad nt Milford, and is thence shipped
direct tD New York City. Another lino runs
uorthward from bradford to the New York
State line, Is thence carried TO Nnw
York CITY, while other lines lend to
nu'".o "a .,,..,s,. .'o.. e." .;,o '"sa' s'.
tno nos' "'"'"J.v ",.t...pt pS ~ ,>ot.,'I,,,,S
ilnonent @ & ,s s''d shipment ., peeto,sn, nn,
commerce md manufactures OF tho lnrgest
oil districts In the country. We only ask for
the right of wny which this Dill will secure
to us to build II pfpe-tlne from the bradford
district thirty-two miles, to st. Mary's Sta
tlou, on the Philadelphia & Eric Division Of
&hs, Par, 81 yn&,in tlatirnnt Oyer svhirh mir
.as te.asa 'ssi" 49, asou .,a"a. ',t,t ~ n,,,,al
,!slpna n "1 rhe terminal facilities here viii
RI" 1e stan',ard 81 i co%,,nv @ m Emery cxnlaincd
;,aI ,I ~'t"'0 t%o cxc,nsfvn pT,'' % rigLt n lnr
,, pipes over s about tntrty-sleht miles of land nd
oi, tho south grate Of tfio Allcgllenics, aud 1t
wus now iuIpussiule fur the printucers not tM
tllis monopoly tn reacE the pitndcipslin u
ErIs Iqr4 1n ,tas te s1utn slsp9 s e, II ths
tie Freu. pipc-l.ll,o, bill. ]. Lowering Jones,
Montgomery, LANCASTER, Chester, and M othe5
counties, 0ppt'sed tho bil. aud reatl ~ official
dent Of ttis Pennsylvania lsniiroad, which, In
view of the p!,silton taknn by tho grent cor
pur,sIon. In tbs present CONTROVERSY, has u
ereater Importance tail ,nay nt first n!!pear
IN yoNr tayor of tho slr list, / bog to say
iines an ayernge Of 700 ears Of oil per day.
Sccond, i. the early history " :tle Of! frlse i
Erie ltailrnnd Companies did not hnvU facill-
tics fur doing business In the oil regiNny,
and therefore the Pennsylvania Rail,
road currietl the bulk ut tlla tra1e
i875, 1873, anl lSso} we trnusp0rte.
frnn Is to 5B pDr cent Ut Nil the oil
| shipped. We nrD now uning about 4:
per cent OF the business. Thlrtl. tie ftrsl
| iu,,k .nura TINT Ms l,,Iilf hail IL cnnaHtty III
, 1881-05-23
SUBURBAN.
tlrDE pAl}K.

HYDE pARK.
This evonlng tho Board of Trustees will meet
to TX the salaries OF thu officers Of tho vll'age
for tho coming year, and tu consider tho water
works question.
The Water Works having been recently sold
tn tho Town Of Lake. the vlllawe will tavo nbont
sixteen months In which 10 ertet now works AMI
lay portinn Of the watcr-pIpe circuit. Coli
sdcring tho short tltno In which to do tho neg
cssary work, 1t Is necessary that Il should be
under wny ut Gt1cc.
Tho Hourd viii nrrango for a pumping eugino
which wilt furnish not less thnn 4, ,0N 900 gallons
Of wnter pcr day, and whom 1t IL known that tho
nroposed works Will be obliged tn give wHter to
tho prcscnt Territory and, In intuition. to Colo
huur, Pullman, kensington, 1rundAle, South
Chicago. aud Grand Cruising, It is thought thlt
oven thts capacity will be hRrdly euouRh- a
pnrt of tho proposed work will inclndo tho pur-
chuso aud layins Of me tnilo at ppo twenty
four inehes diameter, one milo twenty tnches
diameter, md ono milo sxtccn Inches diameter.
This m,tst necessarily involve large oxpcndi-
tIrc OF money, and u VIII stnnd tho Hoaru III
hand to be "cry cnscrnl N their work; III,
mn nnlniateti discussion. F,r u yery snHl VII
luEe, gnnlc people sly tal!t lArKo talarios arc
aiH F"iiaws tne A'tesnsy Apte ciork re"ss
urer. $l.:Da: snperntcndent, s:.4oo: Assistant,
*l,9: Tax G'.lIn AKo,'t, iees o. ssIet y, nbovo ts.
fisaita Dii'cer. *:s0: ComptreIivr, sieoo; Assts.
tnnt, $k1; Assessor, *i.5N. Onu OF the oilissrs
whu received one OF thu sarscst sa!nrtes last
yclr. laughed as thr 1ietnness ul tho bonsd VINO
bud elected hin!. and said TINT hs could got
gtA,ti tnaE, to do hts Wnrk for 3.5 t.cr tnnnth,
while tho nnArd Cail him over $lal,-a,.tl TIC
sunio was true. 1t showed hcKluence on tho
part Of .peraous liking ha saiary. especially soas
ho did nutsdo work. With tho pres
ent prospect Ut !nrxo expenditures In
water works and In Btrcrt nnd sewer
improvements lii tho various parts Of tho
vilnpo, tho taxpayers Will hull with dcllgaL
my illMn VINO Is oMrctnl In the uxnen nditures Of
vitlngo money, aHd hc neod not bc afratd Of
snrrfifgtux himself POLITICALLY.
ThU cAnddAtea Tor Trustuu IN the place uf the
late Col Bowcn nre cunning Mt laAt to tho front.
Tho nn.nos mentioned arc tapt- lerEy, nt pull.
man, and fnrm0riy ur tho sauth Park; g. L..
Furtl, who hnt breu q TRUSTEE, H,la wh0 was Hn
unsuccessful calldliAtc for tho Oitlco last year
lIanIeI II. tlurnr, who probAb!y KNOWS hIw to
run Hyde PARK hetter thMn any man within tts
luflcfA: Victur Curtis, Ut Grina Crossing: nnti
nuuII or Ut 0thars Tho o!cctlon will prs,ulthty
be calluu 1T I'm enriy aure. Al tho safna tttno
tf1ero Will aIau ba an election form cnalYo Ut
form Of government iron, village 10 city char.
ter
MorHau Dnrna, who runs snloon m Hyde 1'ark
nycnlic rcar Flfty.suvut,th street. waa arrusted
, 1881-05-23
THE FIELD AND STABLE.


OF Fond Cannot Give Worry Accurate
ucsu.ts-rhe Etrsttita OF Contlpued
Practical Observation Fully Us I1ellae
ble-Sheeu Dying.
Frot4 oar 0wn Correspondent.
CnAMrAtus, ILL.,. Muy .1.-Ali agricultural
economists have found II aee1rab1o to asccr.
,a,n tno comnor.t,ve rnl,,o. M tn nutritlyo
~. ~ - ~. .sv....', t.I,ss ~ voc5
nsually given to ,lomestlo animals; and tho
experiments mnde for the purpose have
nrnni humorous. nccontly-that is, Within
rtcd on very extensively, and with great caro- und
.,attops 10 IN
A,,,.n.tonn, IT, - f,rr, nv artlolo ,.o,,i INV nr
~. s..,n has. .,,,a,
,,sunv ,'nsonntud A. ioO. In most Of the feed
lug experiments tho tooa given ~ evoes nun
has boon carcful1y SoiRhod. and tue increase OF
wovhino tho anln,ai or animals oxncrImentod
'.,.e 49, sor.,,sr ,,, ,,"rr.,u a"v avery twr four.
ro m.e ~ seyn ,xs hc r live waiaht
fa,. and credited to tho nutritious c7oot Of tho
food. II tho animal oxperimootea with was q
working ahimaa' TUG amount OF "oeR lets
formed VIVA 'skon Into w ah.r
fas 1.. ,n...roa ,t,c, rox, the nuamt,tv on
1os ansta"oo, ",.'ea s'" ,, .n' ,a. "u
aad Its Increase orcl!tea to tho foud. The above
,,ctbod, however hns also been reversed by ns-
ecrtanIng what amount Of food OF certain
Kind 1t Will require TO Ri'e eostath anouht OF
auma! production consisting elthos in t1s.h a
esn aS ~ @ k t t ~ s
aannty wv St exsty any sss
snsas "niforaty 'aue earan "a % she sn%a
, 1881-05-23

church IL uae m n place Of meeting until such
ttmc m thcy arc Ab!c to Hc1Nrn more ct,tntntnlk-
04B quarters. Tho euoicty will DO known ~ b.
AIMS Temperance atscfety.
, 1881-05-23

!, s So?ss 'ssss ss st%ss, @s e, .,,,,
VA MS The honey :cll'nr rsa,,ss nh sngie h'':
kR",1i'A The vexctnbso F,rden iIy Il u a. ren.
9soe ns tasso" ss nsvE sss ,Ss, st u! u;
means f luht bat ,nrnn,,,, n,,a tho spfine It. I,
twenty fect N diameter, which i, ,u,nsc = i...
@1rt IT, r.'sta n;t, nlsc sie tres 'g,fd BY tso
vho eunaass ~.tar ,es Iii @~Sssl sSss 't,s Sss
, 1881-05-23
THE CITY.
IN GEN ERAL.

a. tONMtIFS VI NVN L VI - 1" W. Sho N@'NSr /
A. 4. WILSON, Of Arlzana. Ia Mt the Palmer.
j. A. SHELDON, OF Rutland, Vt, ie nj tho shcr-
man.
H. J. MCGOWAN, Of Now York. Is at tho
Palmer.
/. C. r. corTnE1.1. Of Milwaukee, Is at tho
fremont.
l., NAttExnEt.o, Of Peoria, is registered ut tho
Sherman.
ED, MAo1nrrr, Mayor OF Lafayettc, ind. Ia
at Tho Trctnunt.
j.. II. MAcoMnrt,, Of Nisatn Falls. Ia registered
at tho fremont.
GEoRnE +. w,tsos, Jr., Of rrovdencs, II. l.,
Is nt tho Palmer.
MAYOR !. =. KAt1ocir, Of Ban Francisco. 10 at |
sho fremont with his son.
=. rAnKnM nnd wife. g. II. Bacon. and ]. H.
lowering. or l}ustuu, nro rcRistcrcd at tho shor-
tnnn.
nretfor Nc1.AnEN preached In Trinity Church !
lsno iev. Dr. lioliat,isI yesterday morning. and
confirmed twenty-tour pcrsoua,-tho result TT
tho Lenten SERVICES
MATTHEW Coxt.t:Y, r,nte ot the schooner
Japan, while iAkinE In Matnsall, rs the vessel
Eua bong towcd Into port by tho tug Cotn'sso-
aorc, fell overheard and WIS drowned.
emastxs 9nF A,ss '.a Kss Nsx f;s*; L sso't H. nSs
Ferguson and wife. 1t0olnislgton: X, f. fe.Fti.
und wte no1HHsn;; A. H. H Fsses ass 4 .no
Leland.
BERTHA KnE1e, 10 months old, died suddenly
md Without medical Attendance Mt Gn'csorR y.b-
terdny morntnR ut No. ~ Orchard strcet. INC
JrUtil Uerntrny aud 1t Ia supposed that tho lttlo
pnc died frun exhaustion consequent upon tbs
loug voyage.
Mir. JAMES E. DnoM and wife. Of ~ Wa'n,s
home Of Mr.. Drums brnlhcr, Augustus !>rf,ill.
near Wldsworth, Wis, WHO II WIS stated WIS
tho tt.Wels, They started Mt once, lilu Sum
, 1881-05-23
Tine. IiiaT Ih1r. Iita Wind, pt4l Isn Weather
GtS n IN ITp4j| $50 tt |E.,,.. I..... lClcar.
7aki II n lNIlt54 kt1 N lE,,.,. I...... .tEIUaF.
11lH =. nj. .|3lHH| gu " jE...+. l..... E!tnr.
3tu y. Ill., I3ll1l Ul " lME...| k.... E!aAt.
2:l3 p. IN. ltDg13] 9t W ISE.... k... ..lE!ohf.
300 g. nl |.Ui.H1 A1,h - 1HE.,. y .EElBnr.
1Q:l4 p. M E5llu tBh II lNE....I I...". IEtoaf.

Mctn barometer. 3Gl.
Moan thermometer, M&.
Mean humidity. III.
Hlgh0St temperature, % Il
Lowest temperature, Aa3
akNEikAL OBSERVATIONS
CHICAGO. aiay 1-to:ts p. m.