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New York Produce Market.


 FIOIR-Dulf at s 5Oa6 05 Trade and family brands s3 1Oa3 6O No. Southern four in moderate demand and unchanged prices WHEATVIn moderate demand and generally weaker Spot sales No. red winter at $l 2lal 21A No. do. at $1 26K; and mixed winter No white, May sold at S1 IT, and do March, $1 201lesRsr CORN-Moderately active. strong and hig1er. Spot sales 55Z for No. mixed and 563fa5Tfor No ? do; No April sold at 56sl la56z, and do. May, 54xs57A. OATS-Quiet and weaker at 474 No do 457sa 46 No. 2 mixed A No. do. 43I4. RYE-Quiet at 98a $1 03 BARIEY-Nominal PORK-Steady and in fair demand Ordinary mess for early delivery $15 25a15 371G. LARD-In moderate demand. Spot sales of west ern steam S1O 50a10 571I, and city do at sl0 50 BEEF-Quiet and unchanged. | CUT MEATS-Firfa. and in liberal demand Pickled hans 916 6a10 shoulders, 61- WHISKY-Nominal - l SPOT oOTTON-1 16c- lower. Midiands Il sl6 futures weak. 1 BUTTER western. 35as4 good to prime s1a32 fair, 2sa90 State dairies, choice gooa,; 2, 12a23 fair 2Oa22 State firkin, choice 23: good a22 State pails and half tubs, fine, a2s good, 2aa | 26.
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WANIE1, N4a small House price must be low one with Eiii about seven rooms. Would like to exchange a FIJI nice Lot with Barn. Address BUSINESS,
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New York City.

NEW YORK. March S. fire this evening in the flour store of T. B. Woolesey, 26 Front street, caused dam age of $5,5OO.
 At a general meeting of the Ancient Order of. Hibernians committee reported that it was not advisable to have 8 parade on St. Patrick's day, but to contribute the amount that would be expended to the cause of suf fering Ireland. The meeting adopted the re- port.
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Illinois.

Raising of the Snow Blockade.
 CHICAGO, March S.-The main lines of all the railroads again in operation, but many branches and side tracks are still under the snow embargo. The mails are beginning to come and go regularly again. In this city there has been slight fall of snow and rain at intervals since yesterday. The snow mountains which have lined the streets for so long are gradually sinking away, but the danger of flood has not passed.
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MOVEMENTS OF STEAMERS.

NEW YORK, March s.-Sailed. the Wiscon- sin for Liverpool. Arrived, the Labrador from Havre, the Gellert from Hamburg.
 Liverpool-Arrived, the City of Richmond and the Hecla from New York, the Polyne- sian from Boston. Sailed the City of Brus- sells for New York.
 London.-Arrived, the Utopia from New York.
 Southampton.-sail the Rhine from Bremen for New York.
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DELAWARE.
Sour Grapes in the Family

Sour Grapes in the Family. DOVER, March 5.-The joint resolution passed by the House Friday last declaring that Tilden was elected four years ago, repro batting the inauguration of President Hayes and regretting the inauguration of President Garfield, was called up in the Senate to-day and indefinitely postponed. The resoluti on has been roundly cond emned by the press and public of Delaware, and the Democratic leaders declare that it's adoption by the House was very foolish
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 A SITUATION by estimable American lady- A one who can fill any position of trust in busi- ness house. Address for one week, ma7 3t+ 'tX. Y. Z.," this ofice
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Colorado.
Fatal Fall of a Building.

Fatal Fall of Building.
 DENVER, March 9.-This afternoon brick building being erected on Larrimer street fell by the giving way of girder sustaining the entire front and entrapped six men. Patrick Smith, boss carpenter, was taken out dead, and Thomas Cowley, whose back was broken, died at o'clock this evening. The others are seriously injured, but not dangerously. The architect is blamed.
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shovetlers Run Into by an Engine

SHOFeAIeFs HNuH HHtO ny Hh EhS1he'
 MILWAUKEE March 8.-At four o'clock this morning the Republican and Neacs ob- tained information that. an engine on the Chicago and Northwestern road had run. into gang of shovellers at Shapier, near James, vile, and killed twelve men. It was report ed yesterday that an accident had occurred, killing seventeen men, but the railroad off cials denied that any accident had occurred. Telegrams could not be got from Janesville so late This morning the railroad men &C., knowledged that slight accident did occur, but would not give particulars.
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Wisconsin.
The Contest for

The Contest for Carpenters Seat.
 MADISON, March S.-The thirty third bal lot for United States Senator in the Republi- can caucus was Cameron 39, Reyes 33, Dixon 14, Haz1eton 5, Williams 5, Bingham 1.
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and dishonored the country. When see Irish women forgetfu1 of the modesty be- when read the imbecile councils promul- gated one day from public platforms and withdrawn the next I hang my head for shame as an Irishman."
 The Irish members of the House have de- termined to make great stir in consequence of O,Donnell's suspensiona-
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THE OLD WORLD.
Great Britain.

The Government nnd the soers-Engltsh
 Diplomacy Teaching the Boers Tricks.
 LONDON. March S.-In the House of Com mons to-day, in reply to question, MT. Gladstone said the government had never re. quested an armistice of eight days entered into by General Wood with the Boers, but nevertheless the government entirely ap- proved of General Woods conduct in the matter MT. Gladstone added that he could not say who originally proposed an armis- tice, and the government had no information on the subject. This statement has created much surprise, as the ministry had been credited with having given General Wood 8 cue upon which to act. dispatch from Newcastle says In conversation with Gen eral Wood and others representing the Brit ish government, the Boers state that if their leaders are amnestied and a commission be granted to inquire into and redress their grievances, they will submit to the authority of England. It is believed the Cabinet will grant terms and an early termination of war is considered probable. Indeed, some sur prise is felt that the Boers after their recent victories should not have insisted on their in- dependence. Current comment runs that the government will be glad to get out of the Transvaaf trouble on such easy terms.
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THE NEW DOMINION.
Ravares sof the smalIpo,.

HALIFAX, March 8.-The Cunard steamer Alpha, which arrived this morning from Ja- maica via Bermuda, is anchored in quaran- tine having smallpox on board.
 An Ottawa, Can, special says smallpox is making fearful ravages in Hababay village ;; over 13O people have been stricken down with the naalady, 20 of whom have succumbed.
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wages. Good judges say that they have no doubt that the contest between the two Englishmen and the two Americans has been, and was designed to be, perfectly fair one. The fact of Aiberts withdrawal from the track-a circumstance sure to lessen the gate money very much-is pointed to as proof that he has been doing his best. That an arrangement was made for g division of the gate money, as reported, is suspected, however, by well informed mon in sporting circles. As to the stake money, good eyi- dence has been given that OIeary's share was actually deposited.
 Frequently during the day the three re- maining contestants walked around the track close together, in Indian file, little Powell usually bringing up the rear. At ten min utes before 12, while the latter was of the track, some enthusiasm was aroused among the few spectators present by the brisk walk ing of Vaughan and O'Leary together, in the order named, while the band played SWear- ing of the Green" Afterward they walked several laps together side by side. The struggle between Vaughan and O'Leary at- tracted large audience during the evening. Even money was wagered that O'Leary would defeat the Englishman. At 10 o'clock the score was Rowen 2o5, Vaughn 19O, O'Leary 1SO miles,
 The score at midnight was Powell 2O5, Vaughan 200, 0Ieary 1855.
 The score at Il p. m. was -RoweH 2O5, Vaughan 195, O'Leary 1S2.
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FOR SALE.
FOrSaleW Exchange, 0,

NEA HAVE Building Lot 150x10O feet facing on " Rowe, Peck and English streets, Fair Haven also one on State street. and another Sycamore street. will sell them at very low price easy payments exchange fer small house. VIM. GAY,
 GAY BROTHERS, mas 256 Chapel Street.
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Dangers of BalloOning-Frightfu Exper-
 fence of an Hronautfc Party.
 Q

LONDON, March 8.-A balloon carrying the aeronaut and eight passengers ascended from Nice. France, Sunday afternoon. It rose to great height and was carried far out to sea- The voyagers experienced heavy storm. It was pitch dark, and while they were fumb- ling with the valves thegas escaped and they came down with run The balloon was dashed against the waves and carried along the surface of the water for mile. Three of the passengers fell out and were drowned. The others succeeded in closing the valves, and the balloon then rose and landed Monday morning.
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 TWENTY-FIVE dollars reward will be paid for U the recovery of POCKETBOOK containing nearly $140 lost in going from Davenport to Putnam street through Howard avenue and Washing ton street. Address P. o. DRAWER 8,
 hQ 9H AIorr IInrznr
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Hog eChoiera ana Trichtnosts.

NEW YORK, March S.-Bradstreet's of March 12 will contain dispatches from Gin. cinnati and tributary points, Chicago, Louis vile, St. Louis, St. Joseph, Kansas City, In- dianapolis, the Iowa pork centers and Mil waukee, in response to the charges made abroad concerning the prevalence of hog cholera and triehinosis in the United States They report healthier condition of hogs than for years previously, and say that there is no ground whatever for apprehension. Some stigmatize the charges as a 'bear" movement.
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FOR RENT, = je4S Store and Tenement Broadway; 2d floor,
 ts,H Orchard stre st, Whafley avenue, $10 2d EiU floor % Auburn street; whole House, Clinton avenue Grand street, $15; whole House, Middle town avenue whole House. 137 Henry street.
 For Sale-Two-family House and Barn in the west part of the city, 8, 300; Clinton avenue St John street, Atwater street, Whitney avenue, Dwight street. Orchard street. nice place Ferry street all to be sold cheap. Office hours-12 to daily, to g evenings A. M. HOLMES,
 mh5 69 Church Street.
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AJ fe32 If JACOB HELLER,
 1 YALE BUILDING. --
 ! TO RENT, ,keA4 The suit of offices our banking house. siiii corner of Chapel and Orange streets. A satis an tSe nremSsea iA'e i0r 0' f1otf W T. HATCH SONS.
 FOR RENT,
 }ffssa THREE-sToRY basement and attic brick Hid house, corner of College and Grove streets 9n with all the modern imPT9geme1ts W hGIse in f8 If s5 Orange Street, or 1s9 College Street
 FOR SALE.
 A4A The fine residence of the late Samuel Russell, id corner of Park and George streets only five $ iale and modern style with ali the convenience usually found in strictly first class house. Lot 159 ne of throueh to Spruce Street Ths gronnGa are stocked with trees and vines bearing the choicest 76 feet on Park street running through to Spruce street, including barn, will be sold separate if de- n15 i74 York st., oor Chapel St., New Haven.
 FOR RENT.
 faHA THE four story brick block House No. l6s .i per month H. H: BUNNELL, n3 ff 216 Chapel Street. First-C Glass Residence for Sale. jesA OWING to contemplated change in business iia corner of East Grand and Ferry streets, for sale. This is by far the finest place in Fair Haven fruit in bearing condition. House built of founda tien stone contains ten rooms, all heated by steam also gas and water, stationary range and wash tubs Large barn and carriage house; accommodations for five horses; gas and water; room for man Large hennery and garden Parties meaning business can apply on the premises.
 my31 If FREDERICK W. BABCOCK
 For Sale or to Let, {4 THE modern built three story Basement and Ets Attic Brick House, with dining room extension k2U No. S4 Trumbun street, two doors from Hill house avenue Apply to
 GEORGE W. STAPLES, % HoadIey Building, fe21 MWStf 86 Trumbun Street. JOSEPH SONNENBERG, Real Estate and Exchange Broker,
 23S CHAPEL STREET. A IL kinds of American. Spanish and European A Bonds bought and sold
 Highest prices paid for nutilated currency, old
 JOSEPH SONNENBERG, o1B 298 Chapel Street.
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nNE elegant Parlor Rosewood Set, with red satin " damask covering. Can be seen for two days, between a. m. and p. m, at
 mh82t# NO. 21s ORANGE ST.
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District of New Haven s. Probate court,l

District of New Haven Probate Court,l
 March 7th, 1881. UPSTATE of GEORGE H. SHERMAN, late of New lL Haven, in said District deceased.
 The Court of Probate for the District of New Haven hath limited and allowed six months from the date hereof for the creditors of said estate to exhibit their claims for settlement Those who neglect to present their accounts, properly attested within said time will be debarred recovery. All persons indebted to said estate requested to make immediate payment to JANE A. SHERMAN, mas 2d1w Administratrix Dissolution of COpartnership. YFNHE copartnershsp heretofore existing between \ CHARLES ". SMITH and BENJAMIN J. STONE, under the firm name of SMITH STONE, is this day dissolved by mutual consent, Charles ". Smith retir ing. The business will be continued at the same place. Mo- 352 Chapel street, New Haven, Conn.,, by Benjamin J. Stone, who all the liabilities of said firm, and who alone is authorized to sign the firm name in settling outstanding accounts.
 CHARLES W. SMITH
 BENJAMIN J. STONE. New Haven, March 9th, 1881. ma7 St
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SGaSlOrG Hotel For Rent.

kaeA THE well known seashore resort, Merwin's
 iH Point consisting of house, barn, sheds, tenpin IIl alley, fine grove, and about twenty (2O) acres of land It is but six mile drive from New Haven, over fine and pleasant road accessible by N r. N. H. Railroad Woodment Station, three-quarters of mile from house. Abundance of shadethe beach and bathing grounds are the finest good fishing, plenty of duck shooting in the fall. Will rent the property for one or more years For particulars, address T. G. SLOAN, Yale Bank Building
 CHAs. P. MERwIN, so6 State Street,
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IB. BOOTH, AUoTIoNEER. RUcII9MsA6HLE9

'" ILL sell on Thursday, March 10th, at 10 a. m, w the remaining Furniture in the house No. 2
 pets, not much worn; Fine Upright Piano, octave
 rosewood case, nearly Melodeon, Parlor Suite Black Walnut Chamber Set. with marble top; Paint
 ed Chamber Sets, Extension Table, Chairs, &c., &c mas St
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This Machine is built by the Prov idence Company, who made the first s139, ,OOO original Domes- ticS.s

This Company do not need to make limitations as improvement is their aim in manufacturing the finest machinery in the world.
 The Household" for this New Haven County is managed by MT. F. E. AUSTIN, the Veteran Sewing Machine Agent from the earliest days of this business to the present date. We have full line of Supplies, which sell at
 the lowest figures; also various other makes of
 chinery. We also machines by steam power, with wrieht's Patent Attachments, the best made.
 The French Embroidery Machine does the most beautiful work at reasonable rates. ~-.--
 Plain Stitching, Tucking and Rufiing at short mo-
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EOR SALE
For Sale Cheap

1as-rn New Milch Cows for sale, Alderney 4"NIs%H grade. Apply to E. L. MIX,
 I'M mh8 St Westville.
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TO RENT.

AO IO1INIs STORE, corner Whaley avenue and Orchard street S Excellent stand for grocery store. Houses tt rent, all over the city Inquire of
 fe22 If JACOB HELLER,
 VATE RTTTT.nTNa
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Houses & Lots For Sale or Exchang,
TO RENT.

AeA4a The large three-story basement and attic #1133H Brick House Mo- 91 Olive street, corner Home EiU Place has all the modern improvements. Will be for rent to good tenant from May 1st Apply to E. E. BRADLEY,
 Office New Haven Wheel Co.,, mh4 St Corner York and Grove streets
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MaT Tsmp 51 :; Min. Tenn, 32; Total Rainfall or Matted Snow dnches and 100ths) .00; Max. velocity SA "iNN' N J H. SHERMAN, Observer. Sergt Signal Corps U. 8. Army.
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"ANTEn

A CoMPETENT woman to cook wash and iron ; to 10 a. m. and from to p. m. at - s~
 maS St ASTRFrT
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rnWARn ENGEI.

F AA1 aIta 44a sthte street, New Haven, Ct., 1 Money Loan Ofiice.
 IT LIBERAL adSances, in suIns to suit, will be made N oh M5rchandise and Personal Property of every
 description. A legal ttansactions Strictly conden- l fihl. 1a4 SIn
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FOR SALE.

,Ae4A ONE OF THE BEST FARMS located in New E EssssH Haven county will exchange for desirably ENlI located dwelling from SC, 900 to $S,OOO.
 Geo. A. Isben, :.
 Office, State st., cor. Elm, TOdd's Block.
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DEATHS.

wINCHEsTER-In this city, March 7th, William W. Winchester, aged 4S years
 Fnneral eervices Thursday at Il from his late residence on Prospect street, Burial at the conve- nience of the family.
 MoIILAN-In this city, March 9th, 1881, of typhoid -pneumonia, Hugh McMillan aged 70 years-a na- five of Scotland and resident of this city for the Funeral services at o'clock Thursday afternoon
 f this week. his late residence, No. Fair street. Burial at the convenience of the family.
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LUXURIOUS THIEVES,

LUXURIOUS THIEVES.
8rtciaf Ditpafth 10 TAf Chicago Tribune.
ST. Louis. a[nrch 8.-Onc Ut tho coolest Grim.
inAt operations which tlns tnkrt p!nce In st.
Louis for long tfne occurred Mt the residence
Of Joscnh Woil. n well-known dry-Rools MGR.
chant, who lives Mt No. 1i3i llcAs p1acc. Two
OF tho c0!ored servants at Mr.. Wctl's residence
wore descending to mako preparations for tho
days int!rs, nnl tho girls wcrc stNrtled to find
three men nattnR themselves rtensnntiy nt
homo In tho bliscnlent flour Ut tho res
ilcncc. They forgot to faint or scroatn,
hut ltow back ta their rooms and re-
manctl In tl1eIn. This was s1nrtly Aftor )
a. 1T. In tho 1noantlnae tho thieves hna raked
up tho snB1lcrlng fire In tho range, HDno to thu
ce-cllcat, helped tllutnseIfton cxcc1lpnt porter
house steNk, which was soon brong on tho
Goals, and when It ERs ttone to Il ntcety. as wns
evidenced by tho remnants, they wnrrei 1t
down with tho Md Of hRlf-n-.lozcn bottles Of
champagne. The empty maHums wore fouha
ac1tterca about after their departure. md tho
thieves evidently h1st cultivated tBtc, for tho
who was 0f tho finest III Mr.. VOLS cc.tur.
but. before ftE4 pleasant operation, GlisItl
hntl not teen neglected. md t1antnlaHnK nl}1ut
tho lower part nf tho rcshlcltee thoy Ilal fat1nl
six ovcrconts. tho pockets Of which tloy implied
nut unon the tntste. The haul w1a not M rich ns
1t might havn boon. f0r tho property. stoivn did
not RERre3hto moro thntl $aU. Yhcy hui tUrcgd
mn eiItrnllcG through Rlin t!0Or. nf,d whEn Tho
Rray light of morning was broaklnR In the asst
tT,l1nrkAlI lIlr ptrt IF t1lG tfAr WIS fhat Mr.. We'll
and hts family were stli aslecp In tho houac Ut
thg tftnc, atld IN .omtery would hnvp resulted In
lively aid stirring scone. Tbe scrynlits, how
to t,ilrk my moro tllnti the gencrul appearance
ct THO &HHE.
, 1881-03-09
ALLEGED AnOIsTIOEIST.
Speefdt Dishtteh 10 IhA t.htfa1o Jttbt4tt&.

ToLRp0, o., March B.-1,r. II. l.. 1lnkcr, a
young physician who has hrotl In this city but II
short tlno, was arrested this evening. chnrgcd
with nboetjon una uausnY tho death OF Eta
Sherwood. Tho Information wMs made by Hugh
G. Whiting Tho Doctors statement IL that lo
wns cnlIod to Walt tho ylrl. and s.w her throo
tllucs. truntlug hor for Gnu OF tho complaints tn
cident tn her sox. lie admits huvtpR lntdo IN
examination. but denies tho Charge III caualu9
bur death. lie slys tint on tho fourth visit hU
folinll tho Btrl lus,c. Whiting Having tnken hor
ont to IntiitilA, md that Be died there. Judge
Lurcnz rutusoa bull for tho Doctor, anu he restS
tu- ukht in tho luck-Ip.
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cororo, s,porl,t.n,,ort il, m ,,fyorv ~ tt,o
,,i,nnls T,,,ra1 stn,,os r.. ,oyo ,..t,ri.v ~,
attend to aome business for tho road, which will
t.ctnin him for about a rock.
Mr. F, st, John. t,encrul passcnrer md Ticket
Agent Of tho ChicaRo lteox Island hoatl, ls ex-
necteu 70 rctnrn hntsae thls afternoon % feon
e".'""ceAs u'o'''tss ''i' 'ntoAsa e"""""'
THO Chicago. Burlington j. Quincy Band. of
ClArlnda, la.,-twenty- three pieces, ,--wll start
went to participate iu the Inauguration festIyl-
tics.
MI, ro,, uh,,o I. .t,oh,,or eo,,born ,,,sa
49, ht hu .e ~ roI.,t ~ ,.ant ,pit
to 10 rceeived by otier ruilts. wh!sh fayo Goot,
prevented thus far by tho SNOW blockade from
huudlug tho stun.
f,orcrn, Noua,,cr po,tcr M ,so f,hfcovo nur.
,t,,st.,,, z nira ,,.,,,'c, VI ,ns,or"v @ hat H.
Mtslk.9;t ts1k q atn.uun SesnGsuny t.t ~ ~
Wit DGxtor n.E uaoh iotaaly sscGae1 ~ oG .,s
n w"'uut ~ an,u u ti,n "n''" poo'lon nu'
LUSH '"e'at Aot soa'e '''i1o' .....,
,, Genorsl Trai,ic MnnaEer 1osenh Tucker , of th9
ttclnl8 OF tho city WbrG h6sGilt from thOr Of
aoes ~ guho ~
sMmHSItt"n sue ""'sto"o' A'sF1o~+H''$''N
eo''''','.'oe' -.
Paul, Minneapolis & otnnha LING, bus Issued u
ctrcnlur announcing that hr. l.. ". Wintor has
buch appointed Asastant to the ptcs1ent With
Hutch hns been nppuinted Mr.. Winters sue
~ Thc verv ~ trconvcntcnt mn, vcocra,,v ,,omov-
as,z1 II tho s G1t 3at dsp9t T.
Th sy v,vnh .x,a 9pt" III, ~ nv M nof on;
vmrd ,r,nr tha rnrc,,t stnrns n nnw nifrim,.
t,m 91 s.c,,an1 nnrtf,nr1y nn " ,h@ ~ ,aSI'.s
w., y ,', ~, ,sa, y, w 1ro,,, ~
cmrs viii, Nv fcet md mnkrs' ~ - A'0'4' 'Ae
Tho Directors OF tho Chicngo 1: Eastern Il!-
llnis HOld hold ineotlng yeatert1ny In tho Prusf-
, 1881-03-09

EL.a1s, ILL.,, March B.-Johu Powers. City Mar
8hut, returned from Chicnx0 this evening, hilv-
lux IA char9e 4 awe!!.appeaysng yeunK fellow, u
strnnHer, giving the IlunIu or George Pnrks. and
Claiming IL ho from Kentucky. Last Friluy
night ". II. Wings law-ollloo hero was burgIar-
lied and eight volumes OF American Reports
stntnn. Powers, thinking tho thief would tako
tho Saturday night train, wunt to Chlcngo Mon-
tiny and discovered tho bonks had been sold 10
with. On Clark street. At tlu forruur place tho
seller a9renh to bring moro bo1ks. but toUk
tlletn instead tn Neckwitk, who. thinking they
h!ld hpen stolen. h,l him nrrcsted. VwDlyo
snnre !Aw-hsoka weso ca,.tNroA with him. Parks
ia hhout.4 yehrs OF ngo. nnd cutns to lnvo
bOuHht tho bUUka,