davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
, 1881-11-02

AT JOHN AIlTCtIELl4'H,, 1856 EAST
~ WAsltn9lon.s.-liotsHs nf nt ktfl'is @ essrlafvs.
uTices. III will eAchai1u. Cash nitaacas MA'lo.
r. pUiNilE;S. MILK, PRINTEllt,' DEl.lV:.
ID ury rngunA uatlp nno rvalrat, md hvaK.sa An4
WAGONS aul1 E0ulIntssuIit siock good. AAlF4Ss.
AZ Wnlls.sl -
, 1881-11-02

Ti,DR 1.1LE-MlCIlIt4AN-A NEAR
I. TWGnt .thtt1-At.: a-st1ry md hn%onont br4Gk
Jnlts" mud lul TOR *tpt'; hnu!nynrtl n-s"ssH,enL MI
Latl. !. \. nitAtits \ To- u MAthlnEtGh.sl.
, 1881-11-02

y1TANVED IA MAN WITH SOME
w money und ltUtu ynaurpEise ~ invsst!Ratu =
ba.ineAs. Inquire ii 4. J. a,tiAhANK. Trianns
, 1881-11-02
HI'f}lt4EE.


(NItICAGO STOI1A{iE COMPANY, 40 10
Iii Itautulph-xt, huy0 tll0 Hnu4t wkraflUIlt ui,0
st fKctttlHx III tbs city tor Storing 5AraltuE 4n1s
MNfchx1dIss, 9tu. ltlHsat rates. Advances uHdu
<NLEAN, DRY CARTILAGE STORAGE
~ II ~ snd rs Ehicaxa.aY.. usaF Clark-xt.
, 1881-11-02

.1Tt]3 SALE-tO ACRES IN 5. ". III ~, u.
~ trnitll,Y !,nunlht IaIk anu sxteH!iInH north 70
IInrfsun FIt.tnB NIUHtrtY u tnpr.1sGd with lH'Hs M
TIN iii lines Hitt IL nxcllUnt E!'non Y, ruln-
Yi|u fur t;pnlr4tV &Hle I1Ih sur lllvts1HuIt
MEAD 4 C4l, IN LII HHllt-Sf.
, 1881-11-02

TjVC INS-SAsIUEl. kAYHEls
~ lcnGhse IF Puauipn hHu dralalIr Afs, tFV!l4l!k
vxss Vii Gvsn Tuvslay. Sos. is.a in1,ruetoh pts.
1kte HAa " ulkAssA Rt%'H ~ S*htf"i NnsH"H*4t
, 1881-11-02

DEIIft}; LrfIl.N NITUItJ:.
1HOK SAl.E.-A SltUSl}-liANll SAFE:
IL Il. viii buy ia rre nnu tmrEnt -Nrs,htt y tt'sMs
ElxN II wi,lr, u arHr NJ Huou, Vf!buau lnllalHH.
LcAFES-FI}A SALE y FINE NAlilETt
III tilu ctulr4Ir4l DGlrs,4t Aaf1s. als1 nntnbs.r
III lIu Mnd hurutnr nuip, III miner HAAHs+ ta!l Atd.
istkE;SIItlllt y &ii'r. Al lIrAfGtrli.sk.
, 1881-11-02

E,UIl SALE-4tT a. N.tltGAlN-A @
u xtory nnd ensen!ent btlck dwelling, III rnunas,
Cultnru md ut mig lurrol.nv.. oorner Ellapuet''-
It,. with lnrt.n bHr,1. fAkn ..aa,
LHtlnHp mid lot :a'l Futtnn-at. 4s.h1e+ - =. ~
Lot il1 feGt on t!tutGn Gr2ytthv. by llo feht OH
4a'f''"pls'SS''' VII" '"'s' y. j. WAlt1,, rrustup
III ltAkG-kt.
, 1881-11-02

7XTANrEp PARTNER, SILENT or
w ucttvo, With fsltu o. t2ialo. IN ntss.cin.a
1rn!tIa'atY limo ylolllnH lnTEG l,EnnI* rtlHrinls
w "a prur,lre u pasunt A fuFlnnu In H. i A. sila
MChlgnI1s&t.
, 1881-11-02

1I1Ult SAI.I;-'I'ltESE A1tH BARGAINS:
IL = frat IN MchlRntt.ns n,:nr fhlrtr.fAlrtll-st.
mr. f2N Itr t,ps nna ."xns, tal;' s!itncd'htrly.
trnn!.I,n!luvatd nrth Frry- thrtl-tt ~ hnseH!n.
III tEnt uh frIire-av.. bstWaeit fnrty-fflil und
fHfIy.slxtfi.kts
~ feet IN stAte-Ht+. nHHr t'nrlr-thlrh.
sert M lhe purthwaet cDrerm i'rntrtG:ny., ut,d
Vkltty-3,IIlth~sf. tjEIt y. EMJftkf,
II ~ns1lfnHfsIu.Et.
, 1881-11-02

C.lvE.t'rlNSS WA%TEl>-lii . AMER
- tsun glr.s nIIo fur husvWufT hil1 'n' tnr se"*
iiIy, *t,utti at.Ie prusrrr 4i tutAGe tfft'Ft-us.
, 1881-11-02

'IrUK SAI.E--USE WHEELER IL ME-
II lirk a-hut4A saltMaY <'4l- ~ y. tMMl"
jletp uiur but Itl' nsett. sntNb!t t'.f tuMns 'aH
itru.x AttiI1 HultS. gevutHr HlAGhshrFf ~
ii. WILLIS i tn. ltiIt,n -. IT, tIHFk'AL
, 1881-11-02
.SlI'Utiiif}Tr-Fft.H.fLE,

xrTIJATHN WANTED = Nf \ tDM-
~ ,n'teht Wtrotnxlii Etf! IN r>k ~A.l HFI ituH y
il irisnis fhhtti. stt'uA Eetefu'ee*. tHu tulaY W
=
, 1881-11-02

lclTU.ATtt>N WASTED--llf 4 FIRST
4lurs tu,k IN FriyAir family. Tl,a hest VI fesrt:
Sdru rlsrn. NJ tostn-.urll. nnswarcd. Gull Ut st'
Ninth ijarktI.%t.
, 1881-11-02

ut.nn CASll-NUSlSESS For SALE
DOl}S} taylIlv now @hg p0f uLnnth. and can ts in-
yreaasd tnJ shnltsiy. Address \ ", Tflaane oaias.
, 1881-11-02

uASTEl,-AS ESEltiE'rlC YOUNG
w sunn viii, Rn,n euIAtat IN tak0 hhif ntaEskt II.
All iEs4Elncs s4sonty TspftstAshE a!& infF1 H!pM'
tribune nt11tu. .s.--..
, 1881-11-02

J1,OK SAILS. -s@.Hsl--TWO-STuly AND
II hasllcnt hstet. ~ rt,als lint aud cpis1 wutrr,
!Mth Hlc.l rnns tlG; ..,tIry lafhs i'ark-ny. n!af
lrnyttt-st. Thts Is II sHciea bnru'ba. AaSSfA
, 1881-11-02

= E1rt7F..',
A SSA titstjSF.. III NORTH tLAI.k.S'r.
IL lIrn+aHt rn'n1s Inr tHh,ilir. uni sn.gr'
in...I"ri .lAy t%thtttrr~ n4-r'iltttHfnt"t ...
JKflNl,st.i: EEiN1'EAS HOTEL, 'rEl1;-
nv ne Iitc!,- In. ntE"-s Il. 'sl f;ltr'tln..tr
h IN tie ei.y mv,sv k rang III frI..I ~:
u f@r thtr.hernrisnx 4. hrasr'!t. thu:,nt r"ss
thur. titlsln,. "a N..l:I.tiltlt.i- rES. t.r,,.
, 1881-11-02
I'U ItEAY-IL1lJt:S.
TO .fflJIfI-IftI(j4M.>.

rlNl KENr--rIEASAST laN'M. WITH
hut and colt! water. lilnt BY fHrHarH; hDHse hl~
iii ll,,r,vraItr tall 1T Nh 81 Mett A'la!n'.-t
, 1881-11-02

moi; SALE-t'IIEAV II()slES Ar NtINr-
II rt D. huuaus I1la. Or b,,trka vsry Cheap nll.
time. I'wu Ettruaus, Iny trnltls, tnra Gn,s EA-
j, hsnr
, 1881-11-02

TE.l T. IEST.II.E " FtlNI1ED.
1ITANTEI)-ON Z. Il y. ". fpf, NEAR
w city, 4n,d huntu with u 10 nsre.. e tho
Ifui,nd unly. MuBt bU Cllrau fnt casfL Alarnss
hlISIIt:. itI0nl 9. NJ. q lst!llln.kt
, 1881-11-02

IITANTED-TU i,EST-A HOUSE or
w Hirtit nr nine rt4pts. west of f'aAen'nv.: by
twecn IlMfriRnn mud Dukn.sIs Ad'!rsss Vt nco MN.
ii TliSttN. III " nAl Nntisj1 al,
, 1881-11-02

IiOts SAt4E--!0 ACRES IN HARRISON
i. u. WARD. !b4 l.uE,,-r..
, 1881-11-02

N}nkIt;AGE LOANS Made AND
M nrst pnrsun4pk IutIRht ~! il.rjynh cy urtil,.
utiy aslu lllisuh lnrnis2 kiMttA!.+ ft'sE Ctl.
u rLlltHb u Hull. mn,
, 1881-11-02
HORSES and N.fNRI4tGES.

HORSES <iN1 I.tHRI4tGES.
A GENTLEMAN VII Il. SELL. lis FINE
~ fnA hnrBp, liMrry I.irIaft, fnx SUI II yuurs
.ld EH Gad. i,s ~! ;,M.s aMi AZ. + y Aasr.i,
Iusant s'riTer, and ars hl.tx liu tk htst pr
iiMMl vi lvxsnu, n.y.. III thU th,st And fu.tgsl Z.
y which !n,s paid tl'H ttr !nan lu was sired
Ian kcliusS. lInrry lanG0ft II wnEeantet lcrrnity
snf ai1d t!nts. alld trt,u tEu,u lMm!t ~ huHi!..
cllnHtutt.
KAAt TAtfiSpi,i4,-xt., nHnS HtvAI4at.-At,
, 1881-11-02

,-Dy M4tTSON HILL, ROOM
t3inck. No. iti t,enrhnrn.nt.
-ilHuxr llHd lot nGIr EtHttEenth-At.
l,ntgU f.tniaIy tuUut In I4rfnr ftUpr.
{3,NlL
-tIrtuKan brick llDtse flenr. Thirty:
tDurtt-st+ Stmnti* Mtutllt, detnclIsd
IN N,tis sides. T.MU.
-itllrNt, iittllsp Will Hf-tout lot. tlIn-
illH.fuorn nnd kItel.pII M 1lArl0r HUnrr
SftIHkt
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-02-23
APPEAL FOE NATIONAL UNITY.

LECTURE BY J. ~. VAN COLT BEFORE THE LONG
IsLAND HISTORICAL SOCIETY.
In the hall Of the Long Island Historical
Society in Brooklyn, az regular meeting Of
the Society. Joshua M. Van Colt last night
read IAN Appeal for National Unity against
sectonasm." After brief introduction. in which lie
euoe Bed wasblugon tho speaker SAID that sectional
spirit was coeval with the establishment Of this Govern
ment and manifested itself with evernorOasing violence
during the eight years Of washingon's EdmiDistra-
tion II filed his last days with troubled thoughts
aud he gave frequent expression to his apprehension IN
hs public corr eapondenoe. In the memorable farewell
address. TO the Ancrlcon people fin lily, he solennly
warned them against the insldious attempts which
would be made by the cuemss of the country to weaken
the love for National unity.
Washington, Mr. Van Colt continued. was citizen OF
virginia his homo In NJ. Vernon. his official resi-
denoe At Washington yet be did not put either OF these
names 20 tho address, but instead wrote
"Unitrd States" Nothing less than this
could compass bls broad patriotism Wash
ingtou and his school Of statesmen insisted That
dividing lines were purey arbitrary, and without valid
reason. Tney saw In the nature Of things, and were
admonshed by experience that States situated as these
were then could exist apart aud In rivalry for mate.
rial and political growth, IN peace. confederation Of
States eide OF an Imaginary line c0npeis CON
federation on the other; solidarity against solidarity
The speaker then traced the sectional controversy in
the political history Of the United S,ates from the
BEGINNING He explained the dual aYsem OF State and
National government held that the Constitution was
the Of the people not of The States and that the
latter could have Ouy u partial sovereignty, since
Ihrre we're powers which they could not
exercise bat winch were expressly TeserVed 10 the
General Government, The questions which from early
times had called out the sectional controversies were inc
duty on imports apprO priRtons for Internal improve
mrnts and Territorial legislation. The second Il no
longer n question betWee parties. All the states
ARE now Unfortunate for appropriation, and the
money ia ofen thrown abOut vita unwiae pr0tlgantY
m. In il so determined. The arf question IA the
ony We one The speaker showed 1t decisive
act OF the American Congress was ne second
ACT on the federal statute books, and was a
measure Introduced by Madison for tine protection Of
American industry. This was extended IN 1916 under
me .adrrship Calhoun, and again Ia 1874 Ihon the
South Was protected IL not until 1928 that Sout1
Carolina denied her old position, and began The threats Of
pulhacaiOn and secessOn n the hero Of New-Orcans
Lal not been Prstdrnt and met tue Threats With a
menace THAI appalled, he Southern lenders the question
f ire right womb have been brought 10 the
test of arms then instead OF IN 1861.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-02-23
CELEBRATIONS ELSEWHERE.

RICHMOND. Va, Feb. 22.-The day was ceie.
brated here for the arst time since 1851 By agsnerA
parade of the military and partial suspension Oh Os'
ness. All public buildings, State and Federal were
closed The National nag displayed ON the STATE
Capitol and other buildings. and the highnosth
HowiISers fired national salute ~ sunrise ana sVass
on the Capitol groundE The streets this afternoon au
ing the military display, presented boiidaS app'A
An. .ala-
bratOn of the birthday of Washington was genefn 49,
served this city Today, the banks courts
Custom House, Mint ana fO0De OF le bQaru " 1900
being closed The veterans Of che WAT OF l6iz
the day by a meeting in tho old Court House. ,v.sh
PRovIDENCR h l. Feb. 22.-The anniversary oI -.
ipgtOn's birthday observed here by ps.sas
pension of business, ringing OF bes nrln Of 1s,
nj saIutes and parade by the Frst lasna s,,a
ment. This regiment also gives pfhisns va. 'A
evening. - ~ ~ .ssiua<
toms birthday was observed here Dy Cvtapsu y. 70
Warrington COn,inentals ~ street patses, nj
disnay of the National ooiurs al the paDic
and ON lany private houses. All TIE pnDio o1'0'e
AsnuRT PARK, N j. Feb. % Was6aetcns plrtsaa =,
was oeebraIed By a parade OF the Fre az
Ocean Grove and Asbary Park aud Dy lhs hr,nS y AZ
guns - No xv..hsactc.,,. hlrthdayi
passed of very quietly mere. Nvu' u s"e ~~---' =
L A0uzea wore closeus
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-02-23
NEw-YoRK DAILY TRIBUNE "WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY q I08

r.icnl o. tnssan ODD r. -, rn.,
ra~ Klag Of Ugp1r and LjSsr EEyps' =
T. Iru4hc3er -
Iora-: the Strong Bull.
The Companies ami Friend OF Justice
The King D; Upper and Lower Egypt
E5-d 81 TIE ne Periods Of Thirty Years.
Lid X ne Waite wall lname Of the Citadel Of HEM
The sS $40 Of the sun: Ramessu Meri-amuu.
Tne Toa ire starr the City Of the san God R
winch Is su.tained by the deeds OF
'Tne L ,rd or Two Worlds Ra-user-ma.
The son Of the SUI: Rame.su Mer-amuh'
Who gives Life
The representation and tine text inscribed 1pGn od 5s
pyGn tose on Face Inc a asp or
this time called 'Hor9akhu'-Inat 10 'ne "Ai
Hlrmachis OF the Greeks.
The Kings titles
The Lord OF the Two Worlds:
Tbe Offering 10 the god IS indicated by the inscription;
Name Of he Royal Stand@uJ
H Ho 1is himself a. King in Thebaid
The Groom JtHe.l a.
The Lord of the Dadsms OF the Vusure and OF the Scr
His KIM KIN ssdom Ia as lasting as is the
The Family Name enclosed an an eltiPtea circle ana
Inv eontHRIng q cHriouS d,lusfOa IN me meaning
Sf ne n Ss 4 I1eh y, ;bo c,,,, o, On
Tile Son VINO came on from his Belly, ana whom
Thc God THUT formed. lsiEs , ,.,,,. ,..,... ~,
They created nlm IN tue GraGu mn ly "se Ae"peV O"I
Alter The model OF their own body.
Being conscious Of the Great DoedS ne was 10 aes0m-
He. whose Kingdom should be Of long Duration
49, fTho 0DiciGi TiHe.
The King OF Upper and Lower ESypt,
F Fi, l6f' Of the Great God Tun. and of
The Circle OF his Divinlties.
LIE Ilg of" Of / stability and Purity
To-day after.
Horus: The Strong Bull
Friend Of the SUI God Ra,
The King OF Upper and Lower Egypt,
Ra-user-mu.
The Chosen Ono OF the sun
He has taken pos icssiOn II the Two Worlds
The Son Of the Sun; Rames'u Meriamuu,
A handsome aud Kind Hearted YOUTH
lie Ia as respondent rs IL
The Solar OfD IN tue HOTiZOh
Tue Lord OF the Two Worlds; Ra-user-ma,
TIE Chosen One Of the sun.
Tue Son Of the sun: RlmeSsu Meri-amuo.
The Reflected spieDdOr OF
The Coo Tum
WAC gives Life.
Hurus the Strong Bull,
Son OF tho 5nn God Kasper thai is ofhlR o eriStsl
The Riug Of Upper and Lower Egypt
Ra-useF-mR,
me Chosen One Of the Sun.
The Golden HOrus:
Rich In Years. Grand In Victories.
The Son OF the sun; RameSsu Meri-amun.
lie came out OF the Belly.
IT, receive the Crowns from the Bun God Ra.
Who created him % be the Sole Monarch.
Tho Lord Of the Two Worlds: Ra user-Ina
The Chosen One OF the sun.
Tine SON " The sun: RameSsu- Mertamun.
The Rejected Spiendor OF
Tho God Tum
Like tho Bun.
Al The Ooi OF the four faces OF the obelsk there s
horizontal line Of text, which reads: MAY He Liyei-
The Gracous Col: Ra~user ma-IEe Chosen One OF the
Sun--Tho Gracious God: Ramessu Meri-amun"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-02-23
EXERCISES AT WEST POINT.
AN ADDR Ess BY GENERAL HowARD-A REFERENCES
TO OSTRACI6M.


TO OsTRAcIsM.
WEST POINT, Feb. 22.-General Howard this
morning delivered his first address 10 the officers aud
the corps OF cadets the occasion OF Washingtons
birthday, the Academy Chapel He took for his theme
The Unsurpassed Reputation aud Character Of Wash
ngtOn" The speaker first defined reputation and char
acter and showed the difference between them, after
which he dwelt length tine perfection OF Washing
tons characteristic obedience Gods commands tho
restraint which exercised his temper his sense
OF equity and justice and bis cOnsaney OF purpose In
developing these points General Howard referred 10 dis
tin<uisled soldiers of ancient and modern times who
were lacking OF the qualities that Washington
possessd showed how the defects in their charao
ters affected their lives The superior advantage, ne
said Of life like that OF Washington was that the faults
and weaknesses, which the best must have pass into
oblivion.
Toward the end Of his address General Howard dspre
Gated the which he said certain members OF
Congress lately given TO Army officers, charging
them with being drunken and saying that tley
could expect OF "death-deaers and brainDespatter.
ers " no great degree OF sobrety ETC. These, tho
Officers of day In referring ossraeism,
General Howard suId =" cannot say that should
associate intimately with q thief, ae. Oasphemer
ora common druDkard but do say thas lhs eOnOiGa-
sVne mere Opn lido 5yncracy uaplcasanb baot
corrected, wrong Tae speaker cited General
MgP one VINO would never submit - such ao-
ton. In conclusion he SAID that al the rights and
cadets aud soldiers of the country. Many example,
were gwen of OF the Academy who feared notaR
except wr0ngdODg snail not We aim equally hixn,"
SAID the speaker and COMPASS at fe at measure VI THIS
frp pnlb IL
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-02-23
STRANGE SCENES AT TRENTON.

IRON THE REGULAR CORRESPONDENT OF THE TRIBUNE
TRENTON, n. j., Feb. 22.-lf the Legisla-
ture did celebrate the birthday OF Washington. 10
rtanly be said that tho day was observed. The
Assembly made effort to do It decently aud IN order
the Democratic leader. with an eifugenee OF patriot
ISM which somewhat dazzling, demanded All uncOn
diiional surrender Of all business anu an Immediate
adjournment, and by dint of hours nlibuserng so
far succeeded that the House adjourned without trans
acting any regular business, for the day. scene 0f
confusion ensued which would have reflected no disere
on a Tammany Hall primary The members. however,
were good humored and the ceased sufficiently 20
pc init Mr.. Wright OF Essex, who took the Speakers
cnaIr 10 chant in mis- meOdOus tenor voice,
We trust he's gone TO the realms above
The realms OF peace and pleasure ana love.
The dirge quieted tie members, and an impromptu
entertainment followed consisting OF German song aid
The Moon on the Battle Plain" sung by Mr. Wright,
a recitation by Mr.. DuDn OF Union, We Drank fr,tn
the same Cauteen" another by AIR. Williams. OF Essex
from william Tsil"; the reading OF WsshiugtOBs
Farewell Address," by Mr. McDermoCt, OF Hudson.
ana Aud Laug syne " by all the members, The men-
Ders evidently enjoyed the occasloR. and the gallery
spectators who prepared for the drearines Of eg
latlOn seemed 10 Oe delighted A National salute sNe
fired from cannon stationed In The rear OF the sena~
Chamber.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-02-23
BOSTON MILITIA AT NEw-oRLEANS.

NEw-ORLEANs, Feb. 22.-The day was cell
ebraed by the firing OF National sautes and by grand
military parade this afternoon. in which the visiting
military from Massachusetts, ana battalion Of Uniled
STATES marines participated. There were also present.
representatives OF Alabama military organizations Au
the military companies Of the city to the NUMBER o
several thousand men, in line. The troops were
reviewed by Governor Wltz and sian. The weather WA
clear and pleasant, aud crowds thrOnSed the s'Ieeu
along the line OF tile procession
ABOUT noou previous to the grand parade the presH
dent Of the Phunny PhOIty PhellOws" presented 10
,b waiting military two elaborate Rex hags Toe Bos
ION Iancera will form mounted guard to King Carni
val Captain Pierce, of the cOntinontas also presented
10 the visitors gudOns taeslmes Of those presented 70
tbc Tontnenals when they visited Boston last sanEer
The adets and Lancers, escorted by the ConttaentAs
sI go the CITY Hall and In the presence Of large
humber OF promuent citizens and City and st3to on
- Il presented Mayor Shakespeare white SIX bah'
@ he ciIt of Boston 10 NewOrleans Alderman SHADE,
Woston making the presentation address, 20 when
Tavor Shakespeare replied. The National Laneefs, "
Rns,on and the CharlCstOwn Cadets dned this evening
with the Louisiana Field Artillery at Mechancs Insa
t,f Hall.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-02-23

In the Greek Hats OF ManethOs containing the names
Of the PharaOhs naIne ue1-nDilEB written AIamu
, 1881-04-27
C1TdRItH CURE.
Swallowing Poison.

Swallowing md inha!tnR tbs nnxt1us Imrnsi,tss ~
aencEntrt ~ Gatnfr. pnt.on mt aine NC nA%at nr
remedy liko du,schrs and tnnolubls snuhA Gan pos
Gsssrr,s % This III sspls!ns .hs w1ndeItai e,tes
eijutetf by lIr wei 1la MeJer's new tnocnJhttvs 9
trcntu1uns- The s1endRtA sat By him urn an.or ne4
by the mrnlbEnrn thEruRhHnt tho fyhH,fn ana
foefn AeonAttsnatonE1 "a we'll na lnft hntldota -
coftAtn cure Enfnrrh, vncctt,s virus y ~ cc'
rent Hspn+i',x. lta unprecedented Ha!e Win un~,,
licited tertmonias fron many thU,ssand. vto a al
stnE~s If Tho disease. hnte ftern cHfed ~ H!s
wnf1eful fufnedy, asAhllRn. teyt!nA rDntrndlcofa.
the fact tl,at Wei lie afe eysr's Cntnrfh CarS =
the must important medical hi*nl*tty since fhccta.
wrtst: Sun9 iaeKnze pr,duead Isa!c.s e.,rc" J!
isrri ifeat i:n,azfh for - yr. !. H. Mc soa ~.
W. Warrington .place. N. r.: n ca1 speak tnE
e.es ~ .snf vso a.s uts St,'.r,ss i rain
Mi: '"Fvrlrbo4y troueled ~. CA.e1t6 = ! ~
tas GSiessa. eif it,: Il yss.s III esssth seiSas
?3ts Mr.: sssasx; ,ea ,s;;sss ss'sa-s + J.J
G9an,s, teas XII &s'an:ia r"so tS'e.s: @ es:e?ea
my rinleterinl iators." Hev. Geo. 4. Hes Lob
blesfiii n, r: VII reoye t!ia 0f 9rrat PolIppa
&. nb 81; MI Is %sys.'s !Frs"tise T:iis, n
u. d. DEWEY TO-. u Dey-st, ". i" II S1'eo cum
, 1881-04-27
Nemarkub ble Crop Report.


A remarkable oaso Of sarR9ry Was performed la's!
In il0tne on Monday. Loula ulcasmhn. wno
lives Ia tho llcaAm1n'ftpWor block. nun oeeh
nrnuyod by the presence ut rats from tho cana,
and Ii, order to dispose OF thu animals pt'lson
was prepared anil put where they "ua!d bn wy
10 md Il, tlefuru the rats WcrG cleared ont.
howoygr tho hens swallowed 6Otne Ut tho lAaati'1
aud died. A largo, tlne tDns1er Ass1 ate some,
anl bcculue quito tndtspOacd, aud feAFh Of drMth
wpro entertained. Mr. ulcHHulan hHs Il 1,lcct,
living with him. and bis father. Win u ~ t1Ec'l
gentleman, (uth nf Tho lAttcr d!sl!Erd 70 lust'
tho tlno fiwl, mud resolved ~ Hse their utmost
uDttlAynra to aaVu Its t!fe Tho two expcticltel
tlv difficulty In catching tho rt'ostoT, ad "ton
aDot,, md helA tue fuwl while tho Young 1h'!s
performed the Asl1cAto operation. tlio !lrSt w
Into tho fpm!s br.'nBt, removing lha CRUZ. III
which also m sneBtou wka MAdo aliu thu t1fi'
fcnts thereof retnosed. The fnsihe of tho eF''p
whs theH thoroughly washed H',u fFtaa tr9Ifi ~!
substances, Then small qnAhttty ci lHst wy
inherited aud the cr0p sawed up knd rep!hGeu , "
thB ROSTERS breast, Kud the CIT IN !ho breast
sawed IN, After this hna been done tuo fsastef
w,,s set FREQ, but soon after was discovered 10 ~
rlrkInx tho stitches out. ana h9 wus uKatl snadG
4 cuptiye eHndaxe4 being applied. tue low
| thpl; wont sbuut scratching tuF foId as usta!
md appeared ~ well yesterday ~ it hs bud mol
beGn snutia subject Of tho knlfe. l!o has lso
bean heard 10 CROW since ho unaefWeMt NO
operation However in,prohablg shls stnry nln>
SEEM 1t II n0yertheles8 tTu0, ~ tho fooalef VIII
show tur hlnlSelt,
, 1881-04-27
ITEMS.

sp<etal Dtspaten to M Chicago Tribune
NEW York, April 2D-The l3ernhault
company, comprising the following artists,
viii sail for lIayre On the Amertque, Of the
French Line, on "Wednesday, Mny i: Mile.
Sarafl I}ornhardt, AIllc. Jeanne Dernlardt.
Mile. Glrarsl, Mile. Colombter. Mile. Sidney.
Mile. Carpenter, Mile. Elye, Mile. Victorie,
Mmc, Mua, Mile. Mea, Nine. Dartleltn, md
NM. Angelo, Cl,a'nouln, GalIy, Thefer,
D'Orsay, Gangloit, PIeron, Brlsac. nelatrez,
and Dou!lfoutt. b1r. jarrett will accompany
tho party. -. ....
Tho primaries by election districts, under
the direction OF the COMMITTEES Of One Hun
tlrct for the purpose Of organizing the
New York Democracy, were hei.! this
evening throughout tic city. so fur as
numbers go, the movement wns esteemed q
success Tho total vote, 1t was estimated,
would reach 10000. There wero n great
many contests among tho. 078 election dis
trlcts. ...--. .....-.....
surr AoAlNsT AN ELEVATED RAILROAD.
Suit was begun to-day In the United States
Circuit Court against tho Manhattan Tail
road Company by Robert i. Fairlle,
Of England, tor &e5o,u0o damages for
Infringement OF a patent Which covers the
rounded platform and tructlon-bar III general
use OH the elevated ratlrouds III this city.
The invention, it Is claimed, enables the
trains to make tho short curves from one
street to another.
'f1E KESSE1~
10 III Wtsesr7. Assoetaetd Psfss.
NEw Yol,K, April 2u.-fhe tlftll annual
bench show OF dogs, giyen under the aus
p,ees OF tllo Westminster Kcnnel Club
Ia 4 ht1N TuIct
, 1881-04-27

Thu public viii learn With surprise a. vel! as
interest that 20 practical II sclcntist as Coa*
!nadsr 0orrosS ~ psn eePax tpres:sdh y "
was hNI iast nixht Ii Philadelphia. a corfe.:
sInldent 1t tho Herald. whu spoke aftcrwaEd
with Commander GurrlnEo. who WA preaent, ~.
erej, It ID certainty ono OF tue 1atsst retu.rkR"
oa oaE!si. haSs csGr !oEe: y p snd Ma i;
stock viii AouG nuke tho most OF thIs stats-
mcur, but wa aAnl.ot forget thAt this Is by no
means tho ttrst iin,H that tho niachlne has besn
mi ti10 ot]R0 Of bourgeonlnK Into n atupendons
SUCCESS only to brrak down agsin aftorWarl.
sui. /: thii shouid prove tto realty co.,sun4nat.
lug point At last, n'na VIII rsjoieo more Hi thni
Gprrnso iiusls he Gun thu new forcc to ol9atl
the streeta 0f New York and thus aoe0tnpllsn
talked sf Whjio notaiuX was .tnna than has bco,i
the case with tho keoly tn0tor.'