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ARMY ORDRRs.-Capt j. d. Stevenson. sth
cavalry, is. on recommendation OF the board OF
commissioners, detailed as secretary and treas.
user OF the Soldiers Home, to relieve Major j.
II. Whittlesey. q. 8. army (retired), to take
eject July Is, 1881, and will report for duty ac-
cordingly. The superintendent General Re-
cruiting Service viii cause fifty recruits to be
prepared and forwarded under proper charge
as follows: To Brownsvtlle, Texas, via New
to san Antonio, Texas, twenty-five to the 2Si
infantry. Lent. John Guest, Sth cavalry, now
at Beltsville, Nd. viii report in person to the
superintendent General Recruiting Service,
New York city, to accompany detachment OF
recruits to the department OF Texas On the
completion OF this duty he will Join his troop.
Tne extension OF leave on account OF sickness
exte1oed SIX months on account or sickness.
Inc az, e1tension Of leave on Surgeons certificate
oo oa. ~ SSisaDinW granted 1st Lieut.. w. r. Maize,
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DECLINRs.-The President. through the Sec
retaTy OF the Navy, invited Theodore d.
" Mo4lse1, L. L. 10 1e memEea OF Ine noard
ply, received to-day, he declined on account of
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

@ ALL yOURNGYMeN PLASrERER5 and
earnestly invited to attend meeting held THURS
DAY. 18th, IN O'Clock p m Cor. E and S.h s.s.
northwest. By order President.
TT JOS. RO -ENBERRY, r Sac.
~e BRICK BRICK! BBICK!-rvo kilns OF
SO frst quality Building Brick inst opensd aud
ready for imme ediate delivery Selected Brick foc
fronts. equal to hand pressed Brick. st less thaa
half the price. DARE. Lessee Asa uanttn
Br ck Works. 6c3 "A h ct nosthwe.t mil At
I" TIE MEMBERS OF THE PLUMBERS
VS labor UNION hereby give notice to IN
Plumbers and Gasnters tnat they will not ,rk for
less than S1.IO Der day, and must be pail at 4
o65Ief i tyer' Saturday, sy :rdfr Rsn Gf p.o,,a,.
~ LO.O.F-COLUMBtAN ENCAMPM&NT.
Sy No. la fnll attendaocs OF members is re-
Que Etad TONIGHT. Degrees will bs conferred
and srransemsnts made for the funeral of PENRY
G STEvENs, Past Grand Patriarch. The 8 mi.
annual grand Niiitation will also take tlace.
1t JOHN Fl. SEIFFERT. S,ribe.
10 THE CHIEFS AND MaMshRI OF
Chiefs and Brothers: You are hereby Motif id to
sit no sreciai n eetit g MISUNDERSTANDING EVEN
ING. May l1th, at the Sth run, at your Wiywam,
Ih streef, - make arrangements to attend the
funeral our deceased brother, Past sachem HENRY
q. STEVENS. By order Of the Sachem. 1t
~ IO.O.F-The R. ". GRAND ENCAMP-
MENT, /. D. y. F., d. Of g will meet at
Odd Fe lows Ball, 7th st. northwest, On FRIDAY
AFTERNOON. May 18Th, at O'Clock. to attend
the funeral of our late Past Grand Patriarch.
ss hEsnn R1.c C ,s sTayEss snsed AZ years) which will
By order NJ. Grand Patriarch.
1t GEO. r. EMMONS. Grand Scribe.
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The Mississippi democratic state convention
mas been called to meet on August az JACK,
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1~e WASHINGTON, d c.. Marah %, 1891
~ TO The HON. COMMISSIONERS OF

.GEFILEMEN-The undersigned prscticing ply
persons in whom they have confidence. and over II
the be alth CT whose cows they can il they desire,
of s one hsaht Il
known. even to the most unsuspecting mother, and
end ls h ts sy via
supply such milk By forbidding. the keeping of
than the health and lie Of their patrons. With
TO Of poor fsmss Wo
would be deprived Of an honest hvinx. if compelled
neea nH5 as af hss
have that of nire- tenths OF our fellow citizens.
BY pseing the of ali COW stsbes Snaer er
the inspection of the sanitary officers Of tle differ
g. pa1 r. Iel a WHY Il, nscnmst {. AS5sr; d1m.,
Harrison Crool, J. Ford Thompson,
J. +. Morgan, Md, d. II Hazen,
Joseph Burrows. 8 a. Mcyary.
1. sasRnSSs sasRRRSSsr, ssssse1 soais rgsE yy1er' IT.
~o. GAS FIXTURE. u. F. BROOKS, with
SS Mitchell, Vance Co g goods and qusr.
ter OF CT injury practical experience. can inset
mense stock: Fine selection. Re:ort Gas Stoves.
nj 63l 18th street.
f~ WARRINGTON. MAY 7. l8si.-Notice is
Street and South a e RsWsy oo@pany
o1 s Ss 81
e9pss MS Of 81 and streets nth
the 81 will be
the h to the III .ssay Wife sh nsy sssasas nsu
ROBT. 9. CHEW. Secret .ry. mist
~o McKENDREE II. e. OHUROH, Massa-
esch eysnna VEN a'a u5
fhs Rsy weef. = saye sspRId.y. at & sR Wedassday.
ton" Thursdsy, Rev Bishe % AND snws. SUB; cs
Rr T3tsd Subject FAus From Gg,es A ig ;gs
~p NEW BUILDING AsSOCIATION-ghe
W Third Annual Meeting Of tbs Serial s ssvinss
and Building Association will be hald at Hall: 40.
sc1pon to n the new sere Da2as asae lSu
ing M e
to attend. The annual report will be submitted,
IN Of M sanr DC os Ssr
purposes can hardly do better than join this new
y4s 8: EDWARDS. President
JNo. A. PRESCOTT. % Sec and II Treas. i m7.4t
~s RUBEKA SPRINGS WATER, (from Ark
trg4.l Bethesda, Blue Lick, Bedford. .Saluriap,
Michigan Congress Water. and other natural
waters freshly received and for sale on draught at
MILBURN'S PHARMACY.
ms 1929 Penns,lvania ave.
~ N o T 1 Q z.
The undersigned having opened his New Store at
141s NEW YORK AVENUE,
with well selected stock Of
BUILDERS AsD MISCELLANEOUS HARD
WARE,
CUTLERY, TOOLS. &c.,
respectfully invites his friends and the public to
give him csll.
ap27-2m JAMES B. LAMBIE.
~ WE HAVE NO FANCY PRICE LIST from
s which TO take HEAVY DISCOUNTS, but
Are selling GAS FIXTURES Of the Best Makes at
NNET PRIOhs e low as any house In the city,
0''- NV --e IL HAMILTON sHHDD.
mar30 4o9 9th st.. Y. NJ. O. A. Building.
~n OFFICE OF THE COMMISSIONER OF
VR TIE FREEOMAN'S SAVINGS AND
TRUST COMPANY,
WASHINGTON, d. O., March IA, 1881.
Notice is hereb. given to the Depositors and
sented, and sll dividends heretofore declared ap-
piled for, at this Office, on or before AUGUST 81.
1881, or they VIII be barred. and the amounts dis
n1buted among the other creditors OF the Com
pany, as provided IN the act Of February 81. 1881.
den should Immediate y forward their books by
mail or express, or through some responsible bank
or banker, accompanied with their address.
marl2 JNO. JAY KNOX. Commissioner.
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r~ TEMPORARILY LOCATED.

at t. corner Of 7th and st eets Geo. F. Timms
Co Clothiers. where be can be found until his
new store is complete which, by the way, 1s being
enlarged and reconstructed, and when finished
will be one OF the most attractive stores on 7th
street, mll-3k
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SUMNER RESORTS.
WIILIAMsPoRr, Pa.

TIE PARK HOTEL wr1In.xsponr. PA.
A first class family House in the mountains, on
direct route 10 Niasara Falls, seven hours from
wasbir gfon- Rates IS to S15 per weak. Conven-
tfoDsi restraints. none: farmhouse freedom, aud
an abupe ant supply of the farm produce combined
with ahberal d anasement. makes the Pa 4 Hotel
one Of tie most ple ant summer resorts mlO-2m
EOK kENTDIN 0AKLAND. Mp-Two thor
SsuoIs IN the town, overlooking and snient to
bofels. churches, depot, &C. Apply to a. A.
PE RhY. Bait more, Md, m1O-6t
CAPE ANN.-BAsS ROCK HOUSE Good Har-
~ hor Beach. Gloucester, Mass. + nest surf
Bathing and Ocean Scar cry on the Alta itic Coast
Send for illustrated book.
m9- colin Mrs E. g. BROWN.
TTyBE GETTYSBURG SPRINGS HOTEL will be
II opened for the sumner on May 2stb. on &C
count OF the great number Of people who will be
attracted. more particularly to witness the Decora
fion Ceremonies in the National GENE terry, May
3Gth, by the President. Cabinet and MaUy other
prominent officials who viii be present. The B. l.
y. 4. X. connects in Union depot Baltim ,re, with
w, NJ r. R., carrying passengers through with
out change
For descriptive circulars, with terms, &C.. ad-
drees H. YINGLIN8, Pro .ri stor,
m1-3w Gettysburg, Pa.
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A GRANITE MONUMENT FOR YoRKrowN.-Sec-
retaries Lincoln and Blaine, Gen. Sherman and
Tie members OF the Yorktown Centennial COM
mission had consultation at the War depart.
ment yesterday, and after examining san oles
ana discussing plans, finally agreed that the
Yorktown monument should be constructed OF
Virginia granite.
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st. Julien and santa Claus Coming
East
SAN FRANCISCO, May list Julien and Santa
Claus, accompanied by the young horse Over
man. started east overland In q special car
Monday. st. Julien and Santa Claus are In first
rate condition. 1t is not stated where they Will
rrot first.
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A Countcl feiIcr Held,

JkRskI CITY, \. j., May n.-Thomas Mlllec
was arraigned this movniug before u. s. Com-
missioner Murhead, charged with passing
cour terfeit SIS bills OF a new series printed
since May /, on the National State Bank or
Troy, n. I. He was held for examination.
The Jersey City Deadlock Ended.
JERSEY CITY, N. j., May ll.-Tae board OF
aldermen elected at the late charter election,
succeeded last night In perfectipg It's organi-
zation. Tie board is composed VI six demo.
cra-s and six republicans.
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{ (LARsEiNpD,GGyNa ,Gy . H9TEd ESHIEds Nv
Wilt open for the reception of guests June l. with
improvements and new passenger elevator. Special
rates for June. HARRIS Il LOSEKAM.
Ed p. Harris, of WillArd's Hotel, Washingt,p,
and Hotel Brighton. Coney Island Charles Lose
kam, proprietor Owen House and Maison Dore.,
WakhinatOn. mt -2m
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TARGET PRACTICE IN THE ARMY.-G oneral
orders have been issued by the War depart
ment establishing system of rewards to
encourage target practice in the regular army.
the prizes consist OF gold and silver medals
and challenge trophy worth $500 to the com
pahy, troop or battery making the best aver
age. The trophy is what Is known as the
Nevada badge, an d is made of Nevada gold
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"STAR ROUTES" DIsC0NTINURD.-As a result
OF the investigation into the mall service In
the south and southwest the Postmaster Gen
eral has ordered the discontinuance OF large
number OF steamboat routes, which will re-
$4,000.
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Indian Affairs In Colorado,

Dsn.kh, Vol. May 1.-THE governor haa
~ ~, NJ ~. neceised report from the courier sent
.Ot,o Ior further Information regarding
indictments against Berry, Mescham AMI
Cline, as accessories 10 the jackson rnurier
was yesterday overruled by the IS. court.
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AWARDS TO AMERICANs.-Among the medals
and diplomas awarded to American exhibitors
at the recent international fishery exhibition
10 Berlin, Germany, were the followlng:-Class
NI-Accessortes to the fisheries silver medal 20
united States Fish Commission f15hermen's
OF the fisheries, silver medal to G. Brown Goods.
Washington, D. c., for chart of the distribution
OF fishes: honorable mention. the photographic
survey, All the medals are struck from the
same die the gold ones weighing N ounces 20
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,JohDAN's
WHITE SULPHUR SPRINGS.
81 miles N. z. CT Winchester and IL miles E.
Ct stephenson's Depot P. o., Frederick Co, Va.
E7-1m Il C.JORDAN.
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SUDDEN DEATH.-Z. Mcdonald. ESQ.,, pom
nent mail contractor of this city, died at hi
residence. 1928 @ street northwest, this morn
ing. at O'Clock. Mr.. Mcdonald was down In
the city in apparent health on Monday after.
noon, was attacked with congestion of the
brain Monday night, and remained unconscious
to the moment OF his death.
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NAVAL CHANGEs.-Master VIM. E. Babcock
ordered to duty In the photographic Office.
Medical Director f. NJ. Gunnell, as member of
the retiring board, Washington. Passed AS
sistant Surgeon Henry G. Boyer to report to
the surgeon general for special duty. Lieut..
Commander r. P. Leary has reported his ar
rival at Vallejo Gallo, having been detached
from the Pensacola March SJh last, and has
Deen placed on waiting orders. Lieut.. Giles B.
Harber, from the Tennessee, and ordered to the
torpedo ram Alarm. Ensign o. G. Dodge, from
on the coast survey. Medical Director J. M.
Brown, from duty as member of the retiring
boald, washington.
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No CHANGEs-The President and Postm asoar
General have decided, since Mr.. Grier declined
to accept the position OF third assistant post
master general, not to make the contemplated
Changes in the offices OF third assistant post
master general and assistant attorney general
for the Post Office department. THIS nonina-
general for the department VIII, it is under
stood, be Withdrawn, and he will remain 10 his
present position. Judge Freeman whose res
department has been rendered, but not vet ac-
cepteo by the Postmaster General, Will. ft ia
stated, remain at the head OF the Law offi sc of
the depar ment.
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Cooking Main To-dav.

lSpecddi Dispatch TO TIE Evening .Sdr.I
MRlGHTs SPRINGS, p. q. Co., May IA
cooking main for $50 a night and ssIo on the
odd fight, took place here o-day, in the pre-
ence OF SEQ spectators from Washington, Balti-
moIe Phfiadelphia and other places Gaorce
COCKS each. Twelve pairs were matched. Tha
nIst nght took place at ! O'Clock and was
E1n rsay py Evans. and the secondnght was won by
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sold JuDGE" cigarette tobacco, fresh
supply received every week by Davidson at
the p. o. Cigar Stand. y
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No. / full size letter paper for sale at 50
per ream, at Schneider's Drug Store.
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n IA01
OF Memory. Lsssitude. Nocturnal Frn,s..sss
Aversion 10 Society, Dimness Of Vision N%.sss
In the Head the vital fluid passing upobssyxss
In the urine. IND many other diseases thss -
10 insanity and death.
DR. MfSTIE will agree Ia forfe,t 81.
Hundred Dollars for q case of this Nina ~
the VITAL kESTOHATIyE fuuds, ~
special advice aud trestmentI win not INV. -
for anything impure or injurious found Il 1,
DIR. MHNTTE treats all Private Dissss.s -
c~essfully without mercury. ConsuIs~sis.
Free. Thorough examination ana sdvies \.
cluding analysis Of urine. Is 90. Price of VITA
Restorative, 81 90 . bottle, or four tm.
the quantity. $40 60; sent 10 any sddres. una.
receipt Of price. or q. o. D., secure from ~
ssryation, and In private name II dssirsd.
A. 4. HINTIE, n. ID.
IL kearny ~. San Yrnneasee.
DIR. MINT fErH KIDNEY RIMEny.
NEP1skEF IGUM, cures all kinds Of KAN,
and Bladder Complaints. 0onorrhus, e,ss{
Leacorrh9a- For sale by all druegists: a ID !
bottle. six bottles for IS 90.
DIX. MfETIE-B DAN DELION PILra
are the best aud cheapest DYkPEPNIA "a
BILIOUS cure In the market. Tofi
all druggists. ms&fs
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and for sale cheap, at
T. r. HUTCHINSON & Co.'s
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THE GREAT ENGLISH REMrm

neveF.fulins
Cure for Nervous
ebihty.Exhsu
vitality. semipsl
Weakness. sperms
6rrh9a. LOSy
MANHOOD,L-
potency. Paralysis,
mo all the terrible
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youthful ollies IA
excesses in matursr
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DISTRICT COURT SUMMONS.

In the District Court of the Sixth Judicial
District, In aud for Eureka County,
state OF Nevada.
The State of Nevada SENDS greeting TO JAMES
CoMMORFOkD
VOU ARR HEREBY REQUIRED TO AP.
Il pear in an action commenced against
You rs de endsnt by Maggie q mmorford az
plaintiff. IN the District Court OF the Sixth
Judicial District, in aud for the County VI Eu-
rekA. state of Nevnda, 1T the Town Of Eureka,
and answer the complaint therein. which Is
on ME with the Clerk of sid Court. within
ten days after service on you If this summons
exclusive of the dsy Of ~servire). II served IN
said comfy. or twenty days II served out OF
said county, hut within this District, aud in
all other Gases forty days or judgment by DE-
fault Will be taken AGAINST you, according TO
theprsyer OF said complainant.
tn said action ia brought 70 recover judg-
ment against you, the said defend mt, that the
bonds Of matrimony existing between You aud
this plsiBrif be forever dissolved. and for
costs OF suit. For Cause OF complaint plain
tiff alleges that on or about the w~nty-eighth
day Of May, 1870. you, the said defendant. dis
regsr. ing your marriage vows. willfully and
without cause de, erfrd and abandoned this
plstntif, AMI ever since said date have con-
timed TO desert and abandon said plaintiff.
snd that for more than nne year yon have
failed, neglected and refused to furnish her
with the common necesssries Of life. although
Aiunds tly able to do so. All Of which will
more fully appear 10y piaintin 9 conf lAint on
file herein, TO which you are referred.
And you are hereby notified that If You fail
to appear and answer the said complaint 40
above required, the said plsiniin will apply
to this Court for the relief therein demanded.
- In testimony Whereof. /. @. J. II,
/SuAT\ Buttiar. have herennto set my hand
800 and affixed the seal Of said Court
NV this l6th day Of July. An 's+1.
q. J. r. BUrTLAR.
Clerk Of the District Court. Sixth Judicial
Dfatrfcf Eureka Countv Nevada
by W. r.. FORREST, Deputy Clerk.
r. NJ. BEATTY, Atty for plaintiff. jyi9 ow~
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TuTc DApCp MAY BE FOUND ON FILL
il4lO ] Al Eit at Geo. P. Roweil h Cos
Newspaper Advertising Bureau no spruce ST.
1t In NEW YORK.
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DAVIDSON has just received an immense
invoice OF "Owl" cigars. They are fines
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THE best ''bit'' cigars in town are the
"Owl," "Trariata" any Pumariega, for
sale at the P. o. Cigar Stand.
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DISTRICT COURT SUMMONS.

-
TN THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE SIXTH
i Judicial District, in and fer Eureka County,
State of Nevada.
John F. Jones, J. ID. Sullivan, J. H.
sullivan, and Ed. LOOney vs.. q.
*. Nesbitt.
The State Of Nevada sends greeting to G..
K. Nesbitt.
You are hereby required to appear in an &C.
ton commenced against you MS defendant. by
John V. Jones. j. u. Sullivan, j. Fl. Sullivan
and Ed. Looaey as plaintiffs, In the District
Court of the Sixth Judicial District in and for
the county OF Eureka, -tate of Nevada, at the
town of Eureka, and answer the complaint
therein. which is on fle with the Clerk OF said
Court. within ten DAYS after the service on you
Of this Summons exclusive of the day Of ser
vice), ii served IN said county, or twenty days
If served ont Of said county but within this
district. and in all other eases forty days: or
Judgment by default win be taken against you.
according to the prayer of said complain.
The said seton is brought to recover iudg-
ment against ysn the said defendant. for the
possession, restitution and recovery of that
certain premises and mining ground known rs
the Enterprise nine - mining clsfm. situated
on the ersf side of Prospect Mountain, in Eureka
Mining District, Eureka County, Nevsd =, from
the pOess ssion whereof plaintiffs alIege You
have nnlawfully and wrongfnlly elected them /;
AID hlso. for tn snm OF one Thousand dollars
81 COO damages for thu withholding OF said
preIut-es, and tor costs of suit All OF which
will more fully appear by reference to the COM
plant on Dle in this action, to which refer.
enee ia hereby made.
And yon are hereby notified, that If you fail to
appear and answer the said complaint as above
required. the said plaintiff will pray the Court
for the relief demanded in said complaint.
ALEXANDER WILSON,
Plaintiff Attorney.
Dated Eureka. Nevada, April s. 1891. law SIN
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You can always get a good cigar at the
P. o. Cigar Stand.
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eureka DniIp Sentinel.


p. B. Anderson, representing the Etna,
Hartford Connecticut and other compa-
mics. gives immediate insurance in Board
companies by writing policies on applica-
tion. thus avoiding the dangers Of delay in
getting policies from San Francisco.
, 1881-02-07
SUBURBAN..


Tho lsev. DR.. Patterson preached ae the First
Presbyterian Church yesterday. At tho close Of
tho surn,un thu communion wsls served. j. 4.
Willing was ortlnlnci Etder md Mcssrs. l1onry
+. Osborne md Duyfl ortlu!netl peacons.
Tho Trustees OF tho Presbyterian Church de-
sire TINT nil contributions to tho church debt t.e
pail III s0on Rs 1M,ssb!r, 81 It's to relieve the
church VI tho payment nf interest us mitch as
possible. Ovcr$a,o0O hnve nre'y bcEh tmld
Tho Vestry Of st. 1'nul's Episcopal Church have
reGelvef II rGhly fr0tn tho lter. Mr. l}lxby. vt
NnrrH4ntlset Pier, who WIS cnllrtt 10 this parish
antsIe wetkH MN, announcing tilt l1e Hrcctts tho
pn1. n11st will bc III flytlp rnrk ns In prG his
first ser1Ii,n on Feb H. This Ia cnlsl llere1 very
good news hy tha par!slioners who l!Mte hrG1
greatly ricGsetl with him. ile wns ~ llyGe lnrk
Just after tho Rev. Mr.. 1.cstcrs call to Milwau-
ker.
Tho funeral scryirc Of Martin II. FOss. Trustee
at 1f3ii1 !nrt. will tie held ut hi. ntn home
tntstiJA avenue md Foriy.seycnth street, NJ !.
ou!oc!s to-h.y. The Trustees .f liytlc lark will
,ict Rs palt-GtnrGrH. The lll Ice furec arc ur.
tItrc,1 0ttt In full uniform. EnrrfnKes will Con-
vcy tho remains to tho 0akwootls cemGtery.
ESHLEwuOp.
Tho En4lowood Union votrrln Club will bold
1mporttncr will enille cfOrt tho meeting.
Tho Englcwool Literary Socirty meet this
evening ut tho residence pf Mt. Il. II. MCGOWAN,
TN IInrvNrtl street.
.Iuhh NGCnnn. w1lu wns run nvnr FrltlRv by n
lsuck sIhtlu freight truth. cutting OF l,th II ls
legs Is still alive. and tho ductor hus hopes Vi
his RECOVERY,
, 1881-02-07
THE IRON INTEREST

Manufacturers Of Ohio Send q memo.
rln' 10 GcN. Garfield Oh the Suh,..,
of Treasury Decisions.
CLEyEt.ASn. o.. Fob. 8.-Tho Cleveland Rail.
iug-Ml1l COlnnnuy. Union Bt1cl Screw comnsnr
al,tl upward Of forty othor COMPANIES. tlrms anH
individuals prominently identified with @bs inn
interest hcrC, hnyo AiEned a lncmnr|al IN h.
forwarded to Uen. Garted settling forth tho la,s
decisions Of tho sccretury ut tho Treasury ~.
fcctlnx seriously, II not utterly slcstroyina n.
manufacture Of hoop-iron III tho United States.
and n1.0ther decision now pending MS to thu dntv
on Tank Or plnte trun OF llKe Importance hns
aro.'scd Krcat anxiety for the future Ut tho lion
I'VE, therefore. citizens connected with tho,,
Industries III several Stntes Affirmed mt tho ruiz
ings Of tug present l, Secretary. John Sherman,
mont of sctrctary Of tho Treasury for yoli7 Xd.
m's,issrntton,, yol, wttl at,lsGt \ nun who pns.
doctrnc If roecion to Xnoriean tnanytar, Gu1 .ss
ers, Gnd wh1 will not oyerrnln tn his sleclsion.
tho spirit and p,irrosc of tho Tariff lNws when
cnntrlvn1ccs. Tho late odrcsions rofGrrcd to ara
fatnl 10 the tnrgo cfass Of American manufact.
urers. nlst opcn tho tlours to tho further do.
ploycd. M language can fully express Tho ii.
Jury c!l1sc by ticso decisions ur o{tcnse felt bT
lnr4o numbers Or the worlslnE Slasse. through.
thu Republican party al tho lntu election asa
consequence Of constant declarations ly lts
lo,"lers oii the stump in favor OF projection Of
without presi,,ninE to present tho name OF any
ono III nartlcular For tho high u|1cn of secrttaty
% tro we pf y h
csts af tho cnllntry. We nso[d ororstatng our
knows peaceful aud contcn.ed people viii 10
found only whore tho resources nre prntltahy
Dlnplnyed.. Tho tlIscontent HOW Krs'wing. wo be.
ltnvc. cnf llu bcst ninyrd by such nj. appoint.
t,it to tho ,rrpngury l3cnnrtnlctlt NJ WI hcreln