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The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-09-10

SARATOGA has Just bad sensation. A
few days ago young and beautiful woman,
the mos! beautiful, indeed, of.tho many hun.
dreda at tina, famous watering place, arrived.
and alone at the Grand Union hotel.
She was fastidious in her tastes,
as to apartments and no suite of those vacant
In tho house suiting her, she took ono of the
cottages belonging to the hotel. She INDUCED
extravsgautly In flowers, drank abundan,ly
Of champagne, and would have none but tho
most elegant and luxurious lunches. In
the drawing room and on tho versndas she
were only the most costly and magnificent
costumes and fairly blszed with diamonds.
She registered as Miss Catherine Stokes, OF
New York city, and tho men were fairly raw.
ing over her beauty, aud the women crszy
and envious Of her splendid wardrobe, al
she never wore the usme dress twice. She
was prudent. modest and retiring, do.
clining oil visitors. Every day she
ordered coupe and took O
drive, and one day the coupe returning with.
out h,r, the driver was questioned as 10 her
whereabouts. He responded that sho had
gone TO Coup's circus, then playing to nam.
moth audiences at the Springs. There was
an Immediate rush on the part Of ladies and
gentlemen for The cirous tent. No where In
all tho audience could The brown evcd. fair
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-09-10

THEY have got to making artificial honey
and palming it off on An unsuspecting ard
innocent public, as n genuine article. Tie
coll. ARE made of parafne wax and thcn filled
with glucose. It is exceedingly white ard
pretty and looks tempting, but 1t 'sa mon
s.rous snare and delusion.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-09-10

THEY have recently been having private
theatricals at Hampton court palace, era'
cious permission having been granted by h,r
majesty, Queen Victoria, as the purpose was
70 aid the Convslescent Home for women, a
charity In which the cousin of the queen,
Princess Frederika, of Hanover, is greatly
interested. Only members OF the nobility
took part in the performance, and hand
some sum WAS raised.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-09-10

HINduAM CHURCH, New England, vA'
founded in 1886, mad from that time TO this
has had but seven pastors. The church
building still In use was erected in 1881, and
WAS never warmed until lS22Swhen stoves
were used. The frat pastor served the
church 43 years, tho second ono SO, he
third one 90, and tho present one has been
occupying the pulpit since 1855.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-09-10

elcruic,Iy. The explosion occurring high
in ,ee air would not be dangerous to life.
TIL exercise continued throughout Lne day,
sys-y halt hour, we are ssnguine would
bri shout the desired result"
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-09-10

CmoAGo has vinegar factory, the pro-
prie.or Of which Is named Bunge' we
suppose ne 6,s the barrels, while tho young
or members Of the family, tho little Buoge''
AT keJs
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-09-10

Mr.. WILLIAM NJ. EvARTs, ex-'ecrf'sry
of sls,e. has been involved in a lawsuit N
New York Gig for Eve years past for ar
rsaraee, of taxes, and having just lost It, his
had IN nav $4,000 down.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-09-10

BosroN has one honest man. 1t no more
He Ia rich young man, Seth Low by name,
and he has just requested the tax assessors 10
raise his taIe, from 81, 900 to $4,000, as his
property had been incorrectly assessed.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-09-10

TAG attention OF the board of trade Ia re-
sp.c,fuly called to the 2s,h verse Of tho IL b
chapter OF Proverbs, which, when they have
read, lot them study, consider and soc II they
can do anything In the matter.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-09-10

liz London last year, IL appears from the
court records, that Is 99S males and 1880
females were arrested on the streets for
Drunkenness Whon it is remembered that
unless y person is boisterously drunk in
London no arrest is made, we have some
fain. estimate OF the extent ofintoxicsIlon in
that great city
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-09-10

Az defsultng sheritfs and collector, in the
state arc to be sued simultaneously this
menth There arc about Quo hundred Of
them, but many of these are not really de-
fsulters, only being slow in making their re-
turns.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-09-10

GaAcE Greenwood (Mrs. Lippinco'l
who write, a, chumingly for tho papers ana
f,r the msgsaioes, is in London m a. a's'' =
an invalid, being great sufferer from "e
asthms and bronchitis.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-09-10
To whum Il may Conc,rn.

Tho NOTICE Of dissolution in.th, Dallas HIM.
Atp of September 9th ofthe firm ofw d.
Howard n Co., and pertsining to he ,Irned nv
w. y, howard, ] Rauoh aud a. w, Parker.
was inserted and done without my couscnt or
knowledge and my nsme appearing thereto,
prosecute the party or parties having 40
signed or used my name. ="
Q, W. PARKER.
ofthe arm Of W. q, Howard A Co
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-09-10

IT said tho baggage Of Mrs. Vanderbilt
al Saratoga, weighs nearly ton. Why
shouldn't it, she being one of the bon ton.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-09-10
Notice ofDissoIutiou.
Notice to Railroad Contractors.

Notice 10 Railroad Contractors.
$50 miles ready to let, on the Texas a 81.
Louis railway, In Arkansas.
Prioes for grading, l5cents 10 II cents.
Clearing and grabbing $40 10 tss per acre.
ONCE OF the cnlef engineer, r, l.. Cobb, ct
Little Rock, Ark, or New Madrid, Mo.
Send bids 10 me at New Madrid, No, or cor
nes 9Th asd Pine streets, 81. Louis.
GEO. ID. HIBBARD,
Chief Contractor
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-09-10
CIVIL AND MINING ENGINEERING

courses in these Departments by a staff of six
Professors. Session opens oct. lst. Postofics
University OF Virginia.
NoTfCEis hereby given that the Arm Of
IN A. Hoerr a Co., composed OF the UNDER
signed persons, heretofore existing for the
manufacture and GALS Of Mineral and Soda
water, 10 this day dissolved by mutual con-
e'nt. Augustus Hoerr alone Ia authorized
10 collect all debts due the said firm, and no
will pay all claims against the ZANE
AUGUSTUS HORRR,
Dalias. Sop. l, lssl. O. II. pURHRKE.
, 1881-11-16


MAYoR HARRISON addressed h,macsf 10 tho
Staats Zeftung reporter at tho City. Hall ycstcr-
ay In tho following lnIlgunEo, "Talt tho gen.
tlomon OF ihn Stddts. Ztitun1 TINT. II thoy will
be IIttlo more fflcnily tnwnrds fnr, and lot Mo
ntono, will nco what 1 can do for thom lit DO
ccH1bcr."
THE deaths from smallpox yestarpay &C.
CURED ut M. II C!,orry, No. ~ Willow. and No.
~ ~ NORTH ,Gnr!,en.er, Nc. {; E!!n,. NJ. Y! ~
lturlbut, No. I'll Dayton, No, sif Vino. No. :ss,i
West 1;rlo. md Nh. arl Twenty-kce6t1 street III
tho uusrn1cilt, Ulphtteria wns reported fr0n
Nd. 10 Mint court. M. u Nurth Franklin, aud
No. ;E Si,cr,nnn street. Sgartot"feycr wis rt,-
purted fran NO II South Water street. ntd NJ.
IL Dearborn avuntio. Chtek1n-pox WIS reported
froni No. .i0j lnIltnnn nvohur.
HEN. t,Em, tho Superintendent Of Wnter. re.
ecfveI bnck tho rcpDrt OH tho :t15 tAandrics
which hnl tepf rofcrrod to tho Committee OIL
Ftru ind Wator, and letter ttntn Chairman
Everett neklrR him to tEnkc recommendations
ns to which OF thslso not nsscssct1 8hltI It, Dun,
lIub says lhnt hu hls ,lU authority to III, this. 1t
Ia fur tho CotiuGll to ~ tho assessment OF wntur
rltra rur ll,,trIrs. Poor women having ono or
twtt Rnu rsIiiiu1 tubs sItltl mt, In 1,clloso 10
nssesse,f; hit the assessment shuud hn on stN-
t,nnnry tuls-tl for Dnch pArtttton. ~ n lhln.
det]Ihln. ur $s fUr three tubs, nn III for four,
and 40 on. Ii0r ntlttu.n. lie Will report bAck t0
thu committee In writing.
, 1881-11-16
prlntri. for worn II not for thls explanation It
might hurt Mr.. Dwight among those who do not
TRENCH FOLKS.

ARRIVAL AND INFORMAL. ltECHrTroH or AN
urliEn nETAGiMEsT o. Tt'E YORKTOWN VIZ.
lTt,fs--A wEt.EOMH WiTtt yEty LiTTLK YuRs
AND PEAr1tEts AND M HrEEUllEa.
Moro oE tile French visitors who were tho
guests at tho NusiUn at Tito Yorktown CentUll.
Mill nrrtyol fruln 1T. i.n,lia Inst night OH tho
o'cluek Wal,nsh train. Through, son,e tnls,ndcr-
stau.ltt,H there WIS no ono Mt tho depot 10 rc-
10 CIcrtuc, tho French ConsuI, ana
Can't. ". v. Inco,,s. toRother with
tho "atvnnco guard" Of tho t0,lrsta,
who reached horu Monday night, should
receive tho renancr of tho delegation, nt,d 1t
time that this arrangement WIS not carrlcd mt.
i!nwevGr. tho row arrivals, eight IT, nltih9er.
ki!ow ext.etiy wl,cre to 70, and In n n vcry fsW
Al lilo Uran.l Pacific. ll,,,so ,wh1 arrived Inst
night WIRE pcn. ilonlaugcr. Col. la,'ssal!, Com
snh'ns. M"is. siastota do sah",ic. tic Mar'ius
do l.cstra.tu. ani ". de l1nnAtnnnt: Thur ar-
yn ws ~ IT. Sco @ so SU k%w oa ~ 9 Mh hary nr W
@ md II Il was @ ot ions bsiaro Tho vi whols parts
from the fatigue Of the t,ay's Ju,tr,.uy., They
renAncd In tic hotel NJ! tho uyeiling. with Gcn.
espsi ei,hga aaG S Or sns' % 'akne a acc
Que nr tw3? friendly visits were received, and
Thu Visitors will remain In tho city Mt lcast
two days. and possibly lunglx.
NJ REuu1.AH rltOulsAM
for thofr entertainment has bcon arranged.
Thla morning, at y O'Clock, sinyor llnrrssnn and II
~ hotei. and, after sort, II
driver, q earruHes g the lurks md var!ous
pnces nr interest ltl tho oity. Ar II, thu at!cr-
noon the visitors vill pay y formal ,slt to Ga.l.
thfs tu program las l!cci, Hrra1ged, uxcept that
two o r. of e., the vs,vs w .ost sari oa tor En-
II SHIRT hunting HXuEGlfANn.
, 1881-11-16
DE<iItUS,


WArisl!sAt l.er lato re.idenea, % south ltatoy:
j. IT, H. Sy W.ts5s M e il ys s;sH'o Clara A. "t0
"a IL sto tas tassFee sss' assi
sss!s ss"ss' s~. ss' I'll hsafS Ssy h. H., paper.
S otsete n2.ss
Tss Z t ~ gsdsa 0F ao Ill
& k3 T 's1 naa .a 'a;S g. eHSG J
hoND-Hov. l5, Mr.: saral, y. l.oud. aged ol.,
Of in @ S?x % S ,sd'nso lso
innI,is will bs taken tn iniaosvillo, ..
& I. s.ioysa s; sts i 4Sa,nss
fs.stsl !, wssans.sy to lS.n ~ es1sek
eT's fsslisnra ii liluuk JURY, III. ''e '''' '1'
,I.tn!a. mKANsIEsS Y Ii; t T. Of consumption John D.
I'll t. st y s 1; s9s q 'ay!s. as', ''sA
n rhl!adelp,ia papsrs pieaso copy.
astasa s;Ss sGf oScstssss e. M hsE
Mfffy fGyn1 snFtsssE Ley s.s. ot 81, o ho ,nr,
III siS s s$$
NJ; i ';S$ Il iS;iSsS ss!s i Cal,
nSs ! sE: ;s;. ssSss3sr 3 august and
SS.ssfsF %sssSs' esa"s H. ssask from m
ssf fGssf At:ast sss
x n asH ; @ be-
5sU!'F'oo..t aar llalsscd then 70 Fros Suns Com:
sSS2SM:?:s Fs1 o. :: ts%tf u y,
xssSYSa; u b % sta H sy,sx IT ss Es'.
, 1881-11-16
THE P0ST-0fFlCE At LITTLE ROCK.
SPSeta& QtYpQtth to 7hs ChttIov ryttunx

LlTTLE ROCK. Ark. Nov. lh-Tha suspension
OF Postmaster lladt0y, aa Aunuuncu4 from
Washington. WIS not unsupported. Ever since
thu discovery Of tho .lofaltation Of Asslstallt.
Fostlnhster keuot, wha was ruCentiy snnt to tho
Unltet statea friAon ut l>etrolt, bi1oh., for two
and u halr years. tho displacement OF dudley
bus boon considered Il possibility, No ono be-
lieyes TINT ox-0ov. Hatt!uy bus stolen anything,
Rl his hontsty !a not questioned but tho chnnxo
was rcYardeu ~ tncyltal Many regard his
knUwn ~ warn. pergplIal fsiuna Of ux.Hetlatt,r
DORSEY. nnu tho hkht has been WaRe4 nKatnst
hinl y, that recount, Tho snatn tharRe aRuintt
clerks. ltI4 trE6..ls my he can prOvu btu ihut-
Ceuge. II II thought the ltou, JMspcr HIackbllril
tho fAcaucy.
, 1881-11-16
TILE CIrY-IIALL.

THERE were twenty. eight doaths reported at
tho floalth Olcc yes.trlay.
TItE sudden cold snnp has frozen up tho mud
OIL tho Streets ana street, cleNnnE, for tho tilno
being, ID almost suspended.
THE whtcr-rccepts yeBtordny ran up to
$7,OOo People Who pay tholr %atcr rates In No
Fclnber gpt d rol,atu III 10 per cont.
InE Department Of Public Works nwasslctl a
humber 1f suwcr contracts yesterday, thu work
upon which will ho pushed ut once.
TuHHE was OH exhibition In tho Health Oalce
yesterday soma condemned pork, tho tlcsh OF an
anltnnl which bud died Of hoy uhbrrn.
Mt. u. N. .Inl1saoN, formerly buokkooper OF
tho Department Ut Public Worka. naw q banker
Ut st!yurtnn, CoIo.. WIS visiting trtunlls asounu
tho CIfy-tlall yestortiay.
ANOTHER rAso at smallpox walked Into tho
!!oA!th 0ltcu ycAterlNy. 1t cMltU frDm No. La
of thu United htatea ttolllug Stuck Company.
.T'Ig West Division halfway Company, during
tho DsacAk hOltra nf tho dny, ts rannX cnrk uil
Madison street ono and hn1f tnuutGA apart,
thus atttltl1V :5 por cent more accommodation fur
thu PUBLIC.
AMnNa tho visitors at the City Hall ycstarJay
WIZ Mayor u. q. WnKouer, Of pecatur. ILL.,. HIS
assoll TO ChtcaRo was in regard to sn!ng Eubhlo.
bus ontGrcu.
TGE Michigan Bouthosn ltstlway Company has
neoa notified ~ tho streut l!cparttnontta repatr
lta VsDaaulE Al1u hlQGWAlA6 III Iuafty.6GFGalIA
street, ahuut tho IRt! conl1son OF which many
cotnp!alnts aaso boom made.
Cry. .ENntSgER CAEGlxa has, reuetvcl q ru-
port fur tho weak ondnE Nov. frOln fourteen
brllXeS nut VI thirty true. AcGorlnG To tho r&-
lnrt. l6lT aallna y0saels passod. Oll steamors 81
eAual11ass, G3l tugs, atid It's HcoWy.
Ins nrldowell hriekyaFas have boon closed
for tho asAson. When y ba'Ruc4 IL struck u
Kuoa,y Rn!0uMt will te loft OIL tho pr1,t!t sdu Ut
tho ledger. Tho !nAtttuuon hns been quite 4
souEeo Ut profit III this. ~ III past years,
YiIE firm Of Maxwell Ifros, OH Lou1nia stfeet,
aaA not paid Wlttr tux un GnKins fnr y perIua
eOraEuK eighteen luonths, and yesterday the
water UepAF tnIant tAAlH III Abse4stNtNt u 81.
49, to May !. lsas. to cover past deficiency,
TnE. Mayor was happy yesterday. lie ro.
ceiycd another letter Yr0tn Il lady who pF1tpusru
~ hMye him 1uiu her in tho hosls OF ma.rtiilouy.
rAo eluils ~ be worth $3O, lUu In her own right
ts,E ye1rs of aye, u hrnnst, R,d lives IN lsook.
W1NK upon the now CIty.lIall Is bptnR prpsa.
eAtna villa y tl!aputeh that pr0n,ise6 that tho
| buaainR MAY 1e rudy lr occupancy oth0r lAtH
next yeaf Or oarly ~ l8xl The ru0r IL not yet
| oll' uut tac tetnlnrhry aDors and Windows nr0
| 10Ite.
| MONDAY evening Street Btporntenlsont
| kU2artY notified k1r. Alt1n fler9 to hnYU The
| e!ly I4DoEeFa clean Wabash nyplCo. "Faril1ur
| tluttlA Hatl Qten asked to 4u tho WDrk hut ha
delayed 10 lot!E that The city luterlnJnel iotjO
It. but tho sudden cold suap put uu u,nburxo
| upoA II.
TttE firms and individuals do,ur tuRIurss OIL
BtAte street bUkween Mallsun uatt N0uroV huyo
petinone0 the Mayor 10 cause the thuFpuRhl are
! to W placed ln good coualllon, Thgy claim that
fs,t,t ~
, 1881-11-16


TOMORROW morning at II o'clock tho furnl.
tnrc Of tho County Troasnrpr's OLD office Will bc
sold to the Highest hititor.
DEpury- Susn1rr sc,JoEv1xaEv yesterday
ten"escu a.s sssle"nuou "a ascoan. ,.. u. tno
pressure OF prisato business. lilo Will nnw 'lo-
vote hls encrsles to tho Insurance profession.
IN "'th " sttS 4let WY s.sa'on W NV W..
vcinlee Rraad Jury was eoh1'ilea 10 tho ordinary
or the Stntos-AttDrnoy's office, thinks 1t will
tnku thom thruo weeks to complete thelr work.
FERDINAND orsxs. Lake ylew blacksmith,
TN nrdcr ~ i,,sSa kniut erhnrknr' ii It nnncSrs ~
lint h., IN ntcrrstr in I'M Gatu Il, in whip urcrg
hvo bcun ,iate. .lnd has failed to respect them:
on his promising to rcport this morning ami
mako tho necessary axp!auatton.
truEspcctnt co1n,nlttco to whom sex,on's cto,ms
amt hnr no,tmn yca.cntoT h,t r"cl -, r;.n", @
nnirsinn n inov IL III settn Tia ,,lsn,i
pn VIZ or = IN a tao ou tsr W
e. ;s s$s'ss e; 81 "a ss
htHs. N. F. BANrA was yesterday adjndsed in.
Of parlcniur Interest u her ease boyund her e.
cntis history, fr1m which It nppnArod that ste
was alj.i.ixoa insnne 1.tarly yeAr sxu at,a sont
nKo. whe,, Bhu WINS discharged Hs permanently
cured. She y the vito Of atr: po l.a llnn!n. y
this olty. aud " u to scc TINT sno III careu Tor III
a private asylum.
Tug II, Il. Smith who was noticed yesterday
as neps r. Y i s shsSE x.sa VT, s!nk s,vs r.
msnuo.asyutn. As sf,o., as tic ,.,n oulno to tic
DUctnr'a i,oticv, however, he cnlIrI tho County
Agents Intention to him. ana 1hs was ull llo
could ttu Tho unfortunate bus been III lnll
aS " tw9 s months, s spns sv Or "sans + 70
e Y oes rs tho sn 1s re. Or r r
81 su cases ~ Wor rcateI IL lbs law reausos
thrre would soon be loss uE the,II,
..... = .t.s ,rs,,.'.,, ,,o..,, o,.,u-
to, 1ne "t s ~ M y. o o ~ %
~ Mann asKem ~ asiusso'ni ~ w, a'tHWsn ~ !tr st
vas allowed :n conts. wien PROVISIONS OF al'
kit!us were oineh cnGnIsr ". ahuH .t 1uey INV hret
~ ~ ~! tnGs ~ asts ~ - -, wSn, Ny s nms -
ri iIrn,v rocrivt..l III trHts. asnew an' Kern
is cults euch. and HnRmniin 80 cents, and ii
ytpw Ut thpsu Yigts ant tho further fucL thut
prices nrc generally up. tho apuH sce,us
to bo that Gen. MAuit'a pet tition for
ralso IL not Without some merit.
Ex-SherIn itern, WHO ought 10 know something
about such Thugs snys lilo Sheriff lis entitled to
81 cc,its-tho sumo nA hu rccntycl-but tllpre in
no telling whit Tho commissioners will Do Onn
uicslt,H ut prIauIlera WIS mt intended to be u
source of profit to tho sheriff. aud sA!d that hn
| wuld oprusc nlIuwIng a,l fnrrellso Until ouch
timo ,ts It was demonstrated ttat tho fect,luK ur
then, yns costing tmoru than tho county wus
| paying.
4 PROSPECTIVE CONTEXT.
r.,o o,,,,,n In tbo ulv,h i'n,u,Iyu,o,,r.. lila.
trirt' II nnncnra' IL IN, settci "rt.r Iii Thn
fricm5s ~ istax Whhrr thn Hm,m,htf,n,r r,t,.
HIint"s ware n1,,td y"strrJav n,,fi snii tfut hn
Intended 10 contest Mrs aira;in,iShrys olectiut.
mi thew s,e,,,. II, hnvo ~, Tft tint Il" wn,,iti
n" uin a t,.r..,,c In m,mi,,ri1v us,s,',at hi,r
'rh%v ,y"rS HiaimInp ~ thnt ;u ,nu,,2 vnca iii
, 1881-11-16

tlay. All Of tho old citizens AMI many uf tho
yu,nRcr participated. Mr.. Williams has for
pcrtusi nf over fGrty years boon closely l.iontl-
ned with public works In Indiana, Ohio, and tho
Wcht. 1fa located md constructed tho Wabash
4 tsrIo Canal In l8;n. Tic wns formerly Ctiicf
Engineer or tho Fort Wayne t. Chicago RAILWAY.
and Government Director of tho Union paciilc
1tHiiway ,l,lor Presidents Lincoln, Johnson, nt,d
Urnnt, Mr.. Williams wns ,,nrrlnll IN lEll IN
hiiss s.taun Creighton, Of ChllIienihe, y. They
aud elarItable wurks, md rnjoy Tho esteem Ut /,
larE0 utfrsO Ut fruuh5.
, 1881-11-16

CAl 0CHtQllHul 1HDfG WIN HH@t OHS "
Justice n the unlverts and TINT - mutnaty[
-whhteyer That might myan ,1Gt YhG oIeoMon se0 q
Officers resulted rs fooTs; rfesae rn.n. Mrcss Mrs -
A youuo and ratncr prepo.sossng. .looklns
womaa sse V. aSosre;,t(y 'ieaf s, sla da;96' y
VI, H,n'. 1.u x,rc,t n II "eiock ycetsrlny morn.
;.,r ma wrt,tn INN scr,su q: nnprr: mn il
ra T. TIT; . aw vrn; ain Ind so rpxsi &
,,t,t tt,,w whnt oisu tu do, lie cultctl officer
Wnid. RI lin Hrl,ory, win su,,,,uoue tito rntrol
vnTn, nt,l bni ht,r tarrI III il Inn county ilus-
ntsai' II ma S,1sneulrI fhat shu MAS tho yJutin,
X NJ, nlnrtio,,. bllt nm examination nj tue hus-
Inrrn frt,t;, nraniicniv nrurnUic tlIsonsu. Yho
wn,,i1 iIyitiro nothing conuern,t,9 trrscf tilr.
thor thaM to a,lnit lat hur nnio il Anille iio1,.
iii: thMt aha Is frptn Wnyerly n. y; that abe Is
,hnt an IN, h"s rsm tsrc shrc % months two Of
Shicf, wcse suen1 at tho iiane for ine Friend: a.
cnrrIed III with n rouortrr tHu Jnntlp 4 rnthnr
singular stntcrcnt. Three evenings apo she
clallns TINT fhn sou t't 4 Clark streGt hasper
ehc h:s hoen unnh!e to speMk ,nd hoar rne
hospital ponie th!nk snAt ING cnse ts slM9",mr "
eS 'sa ' t 'ent hst "sf vaas @ III arins iii ii
ossonttal points
4 CHICAGO EVICTION. ..
Hsen e n!sef taaES ap py o st nor @ f
sutton col pulling with nli ts.olr ptny strength
laughing ia their childish luy byer tho n0vntty
OF their surrunnInxs Is oiouRh 10 mako
"Atuny.hrnrtel jR!ter" lAntltn Tor q moment
bfs uyntcs sGniiu nnl tho 1AuR uf cnreles* tntlit
ference. Htlch hight WIS 10 DO scum last hight
Mt tlle lArrtsOn Street Police StAtiun. BrluKct
Rry. tho wifo OF riano-niovcr nut of elft.
ployment, tsad been driven from hcr h'sne aE
No. i4la Indiana avenue by Deputy shcrist. W.
admitted OF ro compassion; her t,o!tschnld uf-
fleets hnsl becl, thrnwn into tho nlloy for tho
ynllnR htuslluHls of tho nctRhborhood to destroy
and curry uf; aud Hlg anu her hhildrcil thrct-
the youngest bNHo VI the 1reAst-hhsl itren set
a,lrtt In inc husbands abscslce 10 live through
the checrlrsa dny aa beat they might Bitch Was
tho wnlnun's story. Whethur lrile or not. tho
fact st rinnlns that the sight OF thuse children
rejoicing In thslr innocetaea over their tlrat ny.
PRODUCTION to n Dungeon cell wns not Without
wuxht even tn tho minds OF those who nro
thought to have become. ny reas0n Of tue mul-
tiplIHlty of slmiI1r experiences. completely
hardened to all feelings ot pity or sympathy i0f
tho unfortunate at1d degraded beings With
whom thoy hnyu to deal.
Tile rEOrLE's CnuncrT.
Il largo nssemblnKp Of tho members Of the
Pe1pe's Church met lust evening In tho pnrlors
Of tie FMrwell HOUSE, coENcr Ut jackson mud
lia!atci streets. for tho purpose nf nrKanszinH
fur Suoday-scht'uI RH! eotint work during the
Wlntor. Mr. sntnllet llotles presided. The ltes:
r TnN'ilas W!A present anu LOOK m aotlse phrt
~ tho foF1nntton " tha folloWlnE GohItnlttees:
Dn Sunt1Ay-SEn1Ol. Mfssrs. u. VI, lotlullo. y.
I. iFettyha!t, u; =. Chish9lni. y. "; hynf; Dr'
Dewey, md Mes,l1'nns 4. y:!lartwel'; y Ill u: f9s-
, 1881-11-16

Tho standard remedy for catarr Is Or. Sykes
Sure Cure" This Is vOuchcd for by hundreds
Of our oltizens. Try II.
, 1881-11-16
GOLDEN WEDDING.

dpteNk Uhpo1sh 70 INA CAteaau tribune.
FoHT WAYNE, lnl, Nov, lt.-The celebration
OF Tie golden wedding Ut BIT. and Mrs. jesse
L. WtlllsMs occursvd ut their residence herv to-
, 1881-11-16
WATER-WORKs At LINCOLN, NEB,

EpFtNl J5I4tHFtN 70 1H9 Chtelt6 ITtbUNf.
LINCOLN, Neb., Nov. l5-The city Council Mt
its lust meeting decided to call Il Rgn6rnl olrc-
tton for tho Clty Of Lincoln to voto OF tho prop-
osltton or $4,000 bons to meet tho expnt,scs Ut
an experiment In scnrof OF wnter. Tic Mayor
and City Council mt long ngo won't Jnnketinr
1inat IN tho interest of tho rrnpuse WATER wurks,
Antl thlh notion of tho City Council Is II coI,so-
stuDlt result Ut tho trir.
, 1881-11-16

4 lady toilet table Ia Incomplete without tho
3iurs" " Cologne.
, 1881-11-16
TILE CITY.
PERSONAL AND GE NERAL.

;, LILLE CllY.
PERSONAL AND GLE NERAL.
r. AItxr, Of boston. IL at tho fremont.
!. L. HAYWOOD, Of De Kalb. ILL.,, il at tho Tre-
mont.
1o,ts F. SMITH, Of FREQ port. ILL.,, Is at tho Tfc-
mint.
n. N. Reilly, Of uroen Hay, Wis, Is ut tho
Palmer.
GAM DouuK, Of Oshkosh, Wis. Is at tho
nonxnr coIrAn7, Of Liverpool, England, ia at
tho Palmer.
C. Monnrs and wiro, Of La Moittc, ILL.,. are Mt
tho fremont.
'Jonr Touru MAcKny, OF Dublin, ireland, ia at
tho sherman.
WA. DAucocx and wife, Of Denver, Colo. aro
at tho Palmer.
q. r. LEWIS and j. J. Solomon, Of Philadelphia,
arc at tho Palmer.
Ex.Gov. Hurts Il. puLr0cK. Of Gcorgin, IL at
tic Grand Pacific.
J.st. h.onuts,'N, Of Fargo, D. r., IS at tho
Pnimer, with his wife.
.JunaE CHARLES w. CLrspEE, Of Cassopotts,
o., Is at tue Grand 1ncl!1c.
,lnux McCutt.ncH md ". !. tIoylo, Of scot-
lnnd are at tho Grand Pacific.
ARTHUR AND vlcron MArLHsoS, Of London,
England, aro ut tho Grand Pacific.
HENRY AiAnsroN nnl lsnbcrt Hall, Of Liver.
pool, England, are at tho SHERMAN.
VIC. SHIRLEY, Of II. Louis, President Of the
Burlington l. Ohio lllver NaIroai, IL at tho
Sherman.
LIMITED srA7ra SENATOR !. y: cIArrSE. Of
CoINrntio. pHsaEtl thrnugh tho city yesterday. on
his wny to Wash,ngtur.
"A. F: RICHARDSON aud wife: Davonpo,t H.:
John Wilson and wife. Washington, y. G.; at,d @
, 1881-11-16

Eycrvbody's remedy Ia what they cntt tlr. Bulls
cUuEh syrup. PrcU tnly II c0nta q bottle.
, 1881-11-16

.Cummfns docs not advertise teeth for 81 and
ehArge more. 10 Stntn.
, 1881-11-16
MdRRfdGES.

NM
1AftiM iMER-ArlfWAt1 tho rastuuco nj J. II.
Taylor, Est, 1nynEvtlIs, H., nv thu itny, Mr. sic.
Hrlde Mr. CHsslua tsarlmer ana Hlss Fannie Stowart,
, 1881-11-16

Werecommehd Etlreu4c csewinR-tnnchlnes.