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IMMIGRATION.

ANNUAL. nEl'oir or TitE STATE 11oAr1D.
speetat Dtspasch to The Chicago Tribune.
NEw YonK, Jall. aa4.-The annual report Of
tha Board Of commissioners Of Emigration
Of this State for the year 1850 was forwarded
to tho Legislature tonight. The Comints-
slpuers say tho business Of tho Department
was heavier and more extensive last year
than in any previous 0l.o since the Board
was established. This was due to tho cx-
trnortl[nary influx Ut immigration, tho largcst
m record, md it resulted In ovcrtaxlng tho
resources Of the Board to provide for this
great mass OF people. As rulc, tf1a immi-
grants who can't into tho port wore III bet
terplyslcal and financial condition than those
who have arrived In preceding years. Re
fcrring 10 tho ctforts which have been maids
to compel the railway companies to dcsEst
ftom
THE PRACTICE OF PAYING COMMISSIONS
OH tho sales IN Castle Garden OF cmigrant
transportation tickets, tho Commissioners
express fear tint they will full In suppress
linz tho syston unless special legislation Is
afforded to ath their Efforts, and they there
fore ask tho Legislature to franc and pass
nh net OH tho subject. Tho ontire nlmboE
of passengers who cn,ne into New York
from, foreign ports WAS a,ss0. Tho In
creaso Of arrivals for 1880 0ver those ot
1870 was 186,i'll., OF tho total Immigrant
arrivals, 11a.110 went to tho Western Statc:
and G3,;Gs 10 tho Eastern States, while t37,
| iti1 remained IT. New York State: rht
| Southern States drew but 0.417. md Cnnht!i
so,nc ] other Statcs was rs follows: 1litnnls
;E,Gil; Wisconsin, o.s47: Ohio. las'9
l,:Ej7; Michigan, l1,so'; kansas, s,b4o.
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the matter probably Is ttat Sfr. Gould alone
bought up the controlling interest III tho
stock md afterwards naLe settlement Will,
tho Western Union Company. DR.. Green
and Mr. Gould both think that tho new
Western Union stock will sell at par.
President Grccn says TINT tho Company
can earn per cont per annu1n on tho naw
capItaf, md tho next quarterly dividend Of
11{ pcr rent will not bo omitted because Of
tho damages resulting from tito s1cct storm
Of Inst week.
It Is rumorcd that Mr.. .Wocrisloifcr
has sold out the controlling inter-
est In Ontario 4 Western, anil that
SAMUEL J. T1I.nEN
and Nfr. Kcena were tho buyers. It is said
that Mr.. Vanderbilt Is tlesfrous Of plrchns-
fnE this Company's west sldo right Of way
for two additional tracks to Albany for tho
Hudson River Koatl.
There was rtlnor current Il, tho street
this morning of tho consolidation of tho
pcorin, Decatur Il Evansville, tho Lake Eric
4 Western, md Ohio Central noads. but Mr..
Scncy, the President Of tho Metropolitan
Bank, who Is n stockho'lcr of tho peoria
Road, said this was tho first he Ind Heard
about 1t,
The lntest wrinkle In
THE "nucKEr.sIor" BUSINESS
Is tho announcement made by the so-ca''ct
"Now York Stock Company tLln,ttel)." Of
Droad street, that It will charge an admission
| foo 10 Tho rooms Of tho Association aftcr
Feb. I, III addition to regular commissions.
Mono but subscribers will be allowed tho
privilege OF losing their money aftor thai
date.
, 1881-01-25

rates now ruling will not DO advanced OK
ccpt ili few suburbnn placcs where tho l5~
cent ratio exists and terminal facilities for de-
livery aro not calculated to cI,eapcn
rates. III tho oil regions, however. whore
tho 1atcent rate IL established. ind terminal
facilities aro adequate, uio ruling ratio VIII
not bo advanced Tho telegraph companies
Interested tn tho proposed consolidation have
considered fully, but In MI informal WAY.
the matter of ratcs, and 1t was agreed
tl,at they should not bo raisetl. Atprcscnt tho
1'rotluco Exchange Is assigned number Of
wires for prompt transmission of tts business.
,rl,e stock and otlor tarEo exchanges will be
given similar facilities ds soon n8 the system
chi DO enlarged, which will be It, short
time. Argument on tho application Of Rufus
Hitch for Ill Injunction to rcstrafn the tcte.
graph consolidation has been adjourned
until tomorrow. :,
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BIG LIBEL. SUITS,

CLEVELAND. o., Jan. 2A.-Three big libel
suits were commenced hore to-day. John
Llpscombe sues the Cleveland Herald Com
pany for sao.0o0 damages for charging him
with incest with two Of IFS daughters. claim.
lug that he begot nino illcgft!mato children
by mtstre3s, and hatl committed incest with
two Of ttcn,. one Of whom was in ar Inter
csttng condition. The second suit Is brought
by tlse same man against Samuel Jub, SUPERB
lntouucllt of tho Bothe! Association, who
caused I4lpscombo's arrest for lnecst, md is
for sl000O Tho third suit is by ,fary Cnrtle-
: lin Trcat, daughter of tapscoI,sbe, md ler
husband, GeDrge Treat, They sue the Her
Ht1 for 600.
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inches In length. No TWO 7HcA OF tue ooollsA
nre equal III width. II you cut # through In
sections yo,t will find 1t n trarcztun,t
Tho hight Of tho nctcstnl Is o feet II inches:
n Tho l,nse II Is feet inches squares; and at
lilo top . rcct Inch souaro. Tho wci9htot sho
ncdcstIn, IA ~ tons. ....
Tho high. Of tim foun1ation Is feet 10tnches;
hight ur tho bottom step. foot 6s Inches:
width. foot Inches: hight Of the middle step.
fo.,t tnchcs: Width, foot aA inches: hiEht OF
i'm s,cp, foot o.; inches. Tho baec ia II feet 8
tnchos squaro Mt tho hotton1. and Il foct D's
Inches nt tho top. It's weight Is SIX TONS.
Tutnt hight Of tho lip Ut tho obcliak from Tho
tnnntlce OIL which tho base standa. ~ fcct u
inchca. Hight from tho cnstcr', drive 10 sho
foundation, !. feet inch. Elevation Of tho stc
II tho ol,eItsk al,nvo mean hgi,'wntcr. l0l fcet0
inches; 10 tho tnr Of thu ohcliek, 1ol fect
inches. Weight Of tito obolisk aid its pedestal
and foundation, sIs,o pounds.
clfisoSOLonr.
Thotn,cs III. erected tho ohcttsk At tho en-
trance 10 tho Temple Of tho Sun. lit 1Iollopolls'
mare thRn 3,5o0 ycars ngo. Two centuries i"ter
ttntlcscs II. employed tho reporters ot Ills times
to cnrsc bis greatness OIL tho stone. md twenty.
three years before Christ Augustus Crtnr moved
II tn Alexandria. and set It up ut tho CTsafinH,'
pnlaco TINT t,as 9onc TO ruin, ant In our ttmGs
Is merely ono Of tho walls OF mnrb1c-ynrst. III
TINT yard, nenr the station ot tho railroad to
Cnir Mr.. W. II. 1furlhcrt found twacn tho stioz
Caun1 WAS opened. Iio persuaded tho Khcdlso
of Egypt tu present 1t tho City Of New York,
through tho Govcrnmont 0f the United stntcs'
md n contract wl.s ncarly perfected with John
Dixon, wo Ind transported tho mato Of this
ul,cltsk Il, London, 10 brlnp It to Now York tor
$4,000, but tho negotiations foil through, nsld
Lieut. Commander Gorrlngc. then commanding
tho Gettysburg, having takcn cnroful ohscrsa-
ttot,s tn tho Mediterranean, expressed hts WILL
ingtlcss to tIn tho work. Thcre,lpon tho sccrc-
tary Of tho Nnvy assigned hin to tho stnto De-
partment. Secretary Evnrts permitted him to
tnkc tho contract. mud detailed hitn to go to
Egypt.
THE COST. or TRANSPORTING
/ tho stone frpm hcn1ispherO to hemisphere hn1
| bcon mich 10 exccsH Of $4,000. Tho Colnmnnf'eF
ah1ppcd tho trunnIons Oil which tho obcltsls
ewlIng yester,lny from Trenton, n. j., to Egylt,
ami took Tho stonc down. lilo sailed with 1t fot
| Now Yurls an tho 18th Of Juno Inst md arrived
| M tho 10th Of July, tho length Of tho pnssnge
hetnK due to n broken shaft. Hia stcHmcr. the
Dcaso.ig. wns drawn III, oil tho Marine Hallway
M Stntcn lsund. MD tho ubolsk was run oi't Of
her forecnste nnu rlRced on rcrtoons. whItl
wcro towcd UP New York hart'or OH tho after
noon Of the l1th Of September lnsr- The stos't
| ,sas cnrricl ncrs,ss tho Hudson River Rallront
| truck Mt Nlncty-s sixth street without stopping
train. 1t WIS at perpendicular oscriss pcdcs
tul on tho ninoty-eghth day after Its landing Of
| Manhattan Islaud.
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The Ceremony OF Placing the OBJ
:. : elisk in Position at Cen"
: trai Park.
An Amusing Conversation with Rufas
Hatch Concerning Vanderbilt
!. and Gould.
Mr., Hatch Feels that There Ia Big
Difference Between the Old 0ommo'
: - dore and Billy"


5pstta1 Dispatch to The Chteaeo Tribune.
:, New YonK, Jan. o4.-CoMn,unfcntion wns
restored between the city and the outer wofld
nv Telegraph to-day, so TINT messages 10 thu
various commercial exchanges to ai'd from
Europc nutl tho West. South, ana
East wero received md forwarded
with to!erablc regularity, n11d business
wns enabled to resume It's Interrupted cnufse.
The Western Union wns keeping pace Will
demands at the public, subject TO no moro
thnn one hours delay IN any ca5c.
THIS EVENING
It had eight wires working to tho South OUT
Of seycnty-tiye, three TO thu West out of
thirty, Md six to uptown points out OF htty-
:etrht. Twelve wires tn Dostolt and the Enst
'vera also III goo.! order. all tho Co'npanys
lines along the Eric llallrand aro still down,
and It had no communication wlatcver
with Long Island. 1t hatl becn ona''eu,
early In tho day. to turn over Il wire I'd
washington, a1ui anotller to lSoston. to TIC
Associated Press for its exclusive 'tse. II
expectcd to l,nvo number of others r.
: paired before morning. No official rcport Of
Tho damage done llas yet been received.
:: THE AMERICAN uSioS COMPANY
had two working to Philadelphia, and MI to
:,Boston and the East. 1t WIS scl,dillg West.
':,ern. messages by way of Boston. All tho
companies ,oerco tint thoy have suffered
::most by loss Of business. Superintendent
Igorncthal, uf TIM Atlantic & Pacific. cstt
mates TINT this will font up nbous Slo.oo(
.mntprn
, 1881-01-25
A LUCKY DUTCHMAN.

A x,nor nutc1,mnr n, Now 1tayon,
ron,,.. Falls Heir 10 n FORTUNE nati.
nnatoI nj from s25, 100000 10 sA5,-
100000. .......
sptetnt Dtspasta to 1n' Chicago 7rte'tn..
NEW HAVEN, Conn.,, Jan. M.-Rocloi1
Won Dareu. or, rs ho styled himself OH conf
Ing to this country from Holland last July,
"Jol,n srior," Inns buen III Now Haven ever
.,,a exao,.In,, az ~ fo,v ,vonta Inrtnr whtoi,
.1e oAcert'os'u " iom mesHn' Ia
,c was delayed IN IhiihtieIp'la, wHefe ne
landed, by tho birth OF sou,
hi9 Only child. In Now IIaven lie has
rot lcnn abIa IL support himself
.'"v , .,,,n .,,o,,o,, n..fstod h, on,..
ellt!9ciS, hEa' esel Ino"s" .ss'''e" ~ oo'
cral charitable people, ms NJ tliles
suffered for tho ncccssarlcs Of life.
Lotp last week there cni,e 10 this
c,tv. djrect from Rotterdam. Heinrich
Isn w., nase., ,.,,n ,,.os n.oov,no,,;od hv
vum boien, WIN WIS "ceuHp""e" ~
William a. Henc'l, the Nov YORK lawyer.
Heinrich Won Dnren Is half-brother OF
Roetofr Won Barren, of this city, md hc
i,Sa,,e,,t ,,tt,, lin, tho aret n,wa that non-
oiu"Rnt "''!i ".,. '''o A.ss "o"s .s,na ,s "
Iotk lad OF inc great loftNhe ~, ~
which he tthe latter) had become heir. This
fortune Is the estate OF 1toclosT's grantl-unclc
I1rinric1, Sninr. of Hamburg. who died
s.-,.t ~ M, ia natlmotcd
aoo"t A'ee' - "'' ~ 80 o1se.,''''I ~ ~
, 1881-01-25
GALUSIIA A. GROW.

WHAT III: HAS TO SAY ABOUT TIE TENN
syI.vASIA SENATONtAL CONTEST
Hpsetal Dtspateh to Thu Chicago Tribune.
NEW York, Jim. H.--GaiusE,a a. Grow,
candidate for tho United States Senator
ship from Pennsylvania, Is now here.
III conversation with friends Mr.
s;row said that his atmerents Mt
Harrisburg would maintain their opposition
to the election Of Oliver to tho cnd. Mr.
Grow explains that lifs friends In voting
for him must mt 10 regarded MS bolt
ing the. Republican CAUCUS action.
Their Resistance was protest against
tho election OF an unknown lnnn
to represent the Stato OF Pennsylvania In tho
United Suites Senate. "Wily," sald Mr..
Grow, "tho general Impression throughout
Pennsylvania Is that, beioro Ills name camo
up In this Senatorial fight, his existence rs q
l'cnnsylyantan was knowi, only To q fow ot
tho Inhabitants Of tho State"
, 1881-01-25

Special UtspdttA 10 1hE CHlcdt1 AFauuHfs
NEW YonK, jan. 2i.-The Washington
correspondent Of the 1Vortd says Tonight Ut
tho nttcmpt to hand over tho Lakc-Front prop
crty in Chicago to q railroad company for
n purely nominal consideration To be pail to
tho city: "The expectation seems to be Tint,
uler the so-calletl courtesy Of tic Sonntc, thu
assumed wish Of the Illinois Senators to
nut $50, 900 into the City Treasury Of CHI
cago for property belonging TO the United
Statcs will be respected ntld tic bill
PASSED, and tint. Its passage chi
then be secured III the House without Com
mlttce investigation upon the allegation OF
full consideration by tho Scnate, and OF Its
being public measure.
BENEFICIAL TO c1r1CAOO,
not detrimental to the United States. II
tho Chicago member Of tho HOUSE who do
slrcs 10 hayo thu land ceded to
the city FREQ OF my Requirement
to turn 1t over to the Railroad Company at
tho lattcr's own price call be paciied, full
II tho bill .. passes tha Senate
tho closing hours Of the session in tho House
will undoubtedly g1ve many opportunities
for smuggling 1t tllrolgl, without tho risk oi
Presidential veto. The pcndcncy Of this
bill would seem to afford
AN ExcEItESr PRECEDENT
md opportunity for tho New. York Chamber
| Of Commerce to nnako application to Con
gross for the donation to tho City OF No"
York Of tho old Iost-Olllce property
for the uses Of tho Chamber
! Chicago once before obtained {
valuable piece OF ground from tht
| Government upon the understanding that /
wns 10 be used MS tho site OF public library
but Tho city sold it to bank, and did no
even put tho proceeds OF tho sale to tho &C
count Of tho library.h
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Cooked Food Dcput.
Jfnntt Junss Nt,U Turk Latter 10 tht Rdltsrlore
Ill


There arc any quantity Ut experiments now
going Ui In tho why 0f food aud living. a
+" cooked food dppnt has been opened In East
Twelfth Btrcet, whore q gteat variety at cooked
dishes cnn bo obtained at extraordinarily low
soup ut from is 10 *A cents per 1unrt, inolnllng
oyster soup, boct and lamb stow, cam chowder
al,l corn beef hush. ut - cents per quart.
LAtnb potplcs arc Is conts per quart ard 20 ceilte
pGr pun. Hum. beef, vCn!. latnb, turkey,
chlcken, and pork. roast or tDttcA. stuffed Or
boned, aro from rs to 10 CENTS per pound. Cod.
nsh cAkcs ARC Is cents pcr dnxcn. Fried oysters
md cNma asu ~ ccnta per tlnzon. Moat pics aud
chlckpn pics nre from ~ to 30 cents each.
All tho cetGnl8 can b1 obtained steam. q ookcd,
and puldinys at 20, Is, md ~ eents per quGrt.
Ftnlt dlmptnKs nra ccntA rnch, and ctHee
and ten 10 cents pcr quart. Eoct tea for reccls-
t!Dns and fnvaElda IL furnished at 80 cents p1r
qunrt lat the Restaurants It Is e pcr gafoni. an9
!Mnches anu dnneFs arc furnished In any lunil.
tlty. havo mys0tf tried somc Of the articles
and found theHt gtx,d.-thc beef tea. however.
wAs nut aa clcar as that supplied by tho heat
restnurat19B, but tho tastc Wns good. 1'Als Is
undoubtedly tho beginning " I'M sra when Wy
eta!l bo nb1 to obta!'. our !,leass our soRetnbles
und our puddtnRs ~ readily ~ we can our hrcad
and pAstrlcs. Tho difficulty heretofore bus 6eet!
tho prce, but with this reduced tn standard
which gives only tho difference between Mhnle-
sale nll s9taIl, and tho bar6 cost Of LABOR, a
lurRo past of tho domestic problem VIII be
| eDlyNu,
, 1881-01-25
UNION PACIFIC RAILROAD.
ANOTHER SCHEME or 0ou1D AND vASuEn-

Special DtspuIth to The Chicago 1ttbune.
NEW York, Jan. Gilt was reported this
morning thnt a transaction Involving the COLI
trnl OF tho Union 1'nclilc linilrual Company
Ind taken place laat week. Tle parties
to It wcro Jay Gould nl,tl William II.
Vanderbilt. Thcso men Ind, as tho
story went, within ten lays agreed
upoi. nnotl,cr scheme which Increased the
stuck OF n telegraph company $40, ,0o0, 900, antl
there arc sunly who believe tho latest trans
acton to bc part Of that great operation. For
snrle years Jny Gould has controlled fllo
Union Pacific isallEoad. The cuntrol ut thu
roa,l would. mako Mr.. Vanderbilt virtually
1.astor Of railroad from Now York to saa
Francisco. 1t did not tnko these capitalists
long to agree upon II p'an which would re-
suit III
FC1tTITENiNH THE 1STEHEsTs OF t'oTif.
Tho consolidation of the telegraph c0lilpn-
nfcs which has bcuu published heretofore
was tie first part of tho scl'clnc, a'.d OH Inst
Tucsday Slr. Vanderbilt, rs alleged. pur.
c!lascd from Ar; Gould every sare of hls
stock III tho Union Pacific Iiailr0al Cam
pnuy. Whom asked about the matter
to-duy Mr. Gould said the rilntor
nust refer to some other Gould. 4 prun,t-
ncut broker whose relations with Mr., Gould
nrc vel! known, when spoken 10 regarding
tho alleged transfer Of Union Pacific stock
by TINT gentleman, sald: 1.-THE story is not
correct. Only tlay Of SO ago one OF Slr.
tionld's brokers offered to loan nte any
amount Of Union paclAc stock needed,
THIS would 90 to show TINT
aouIn HAS PLENTY
of This stock oil hand alad has not parted
will, It Ms Inns been statetl. 1t is my opEnloil,
alla belluyu know where0f speak, thhl
no one man Inns u controlling Interest h
Union Pacific stock at tllts tine. Vanderbilt
llas n larga an,o,.lt, says0, 900 tod, ,oo0sares
Gould quite ns much, Sidney Dillon :M,0 900
and August Belmont fronl 10000 to 5000
The other silnres arc held by different part!c
East nnl Wcst." Otllur gentlemen caualI.
well posted corroboratcd thu Information
given by the hroker referred tu, hut OK
pressed the belief tiiat Vanderbilt was max
Ing, q strong effort to secure n controlling III
torcst In the great transcontinental road, all
woull undoubtedly succeed In his PC
scheme,
, 1881-01-25
SHARP PRACTICE.
A Now Way OF Freezing u Tenant into
VnylME IIih Itcnt.

. A Now Way OF Freezing Tenant into
NnylME IIin Iscnt.
a casc OF attempted cjcctmcnt Of tenant,
that those acquainted with tho facta emphatic
ally pronounce All Outrage, catno TO tho sur
facc yostort.ay. and, unless tho tennnt Is moro
ncrc!ful than tho landurd, tho lattor is likely
to haye II .grent' 1en of trouble. and bo put to a
gnOA deal nr oxpensc. 49,.
d:cnsa Wa Els xfp naS nY
daughter, tho FIRST INT Of tho house No. @5
North La sai!o street, owned by Mrs: Jennie II.
Seen paying nisrent-*;Ur rcr inonth-in advance,
die aS{ q sna osnsa so
eiu;sd to allow rsss'nK teat 70 tenant Ws'v1d T9a
soof ayc.aays .s notes Il of'e Sas4cns ssoe
a!sG dsros " F. ech f ~ aeo
fnr ft,i.'>e eoiootmcnt was hogan boiore Justice
Sieeeh. from whom tho defendant took !t,l q
ahS . ,f VA aaa, " Watoes sns to pat i
WIKI Sacx 10 i.is @ tcncnont and was astonIshod
teoSe @ ~ 81, ias hs paea. Ms tsend %ao
doorway. i WI eIoar case Of fEeeze,a3nt' s3u.
II il. ind were forced 10 seek shelter
| elsewhere. OF course everything IN tho
p!nce, Including ynEnnbta sllrerwnrc, pictures,
| i,o seized suddenly with klcptomana and no
therchy 'mpetlod, to go In and carry 81 r.. TIE
| mond stud belonging 10 a vteltor or
] hnarslcr III tho house was missing.
I.1lrdbcrR, MS soon ns he could recover frnm hs
i astoutBhnont, consulted his attorney, anu tho
result WIS that Il warrant was sworn out char9-
ing Watcrs With ttlsortlerly contuct. L s likely
thIa morning, ind It IL MISC likely that chnrgc
OF nlnlsctous mischief will he preferred against
him, and s,,It for civil dRtnnKes beEun II was
nnd received a recokpt In full lust evening. aud
| Waters bud replaced tho windows and doors.
, 1881-01-25


Sr<ttal DspateA to The Chicago Tribune.
NEW IoNH, Jim. M.-TIsc statement tclc-
erapl,ed from Chicago OF tho Intention Of tho
merchants Of that city to establish CONNER
cint telegraph line to Now York has hecn re-
ccivcd with great enthusiasm among tito
members Of tho Produce Excna1ige and other
downtown merchants having business rela-
ttons with the West. Tho members Of the
Now York .producu Exchange say there
will be no trouble Il, obtaining all tho money
needed In Chicago without asking forpub1ic
subscriptions, b,,t that II this should not bu
SO, all the projectors hnvc to do is to come to
Now York and they will bo accommodated.
They can IN nny event be assured Of rcccfv-
Inf tho full patronage OF the New YORK lncr-
chants.
, 1881-01-25
ITEMS.

10 Tx Wtltkrn Assottatsd I7Trss.
NEW YQKH, jan. 2a.-M Daur, OF Hartford,
Conl,., n young man aged 20. shot
himself i'll his room Mt the Occidental Hotel.
The suicide was probably committed OH
Friday night, but tho body was not dis
covered till yesterday morning. No cause
for the net Is known.
4 coLonnp TRAGEDY.
Jcnnic Riley a colored woman, Of 1s2
Soutll Filth nyen1c, was stabbed and fatally
Injured Inst sret,fllg by John johnson, Of It's
Sullivan strcct,.n colored willtewashoE, with
Wllom she llatl formally lived.
YOUNG MgN'a CHRISTIAN ASSOCIATION.
.rhe twenty-cight. anniversary Of tha
Young Mcn's Christian Association was held
Tonight In tho presence uf Ali audience ro-
ua.kabIe fur character al,d numbers. Ths
rupoyts Ut the Secretary aIld Treasurer
showed great Increase IN numbers,
receipts. and Influence OF the Association
during tbs past year. Prof, Theodore W.
Dwight, LID, of Columbia LAW College;
tho Rev, +. l.. llced. Of tho Reformed Dutch
| Church; anil the Rey. Charles II. hall. Roc
tor OF tho lloly Trinity, Brooklyn, made In
stlrEng addresses, exciting the greatest Oh
tllusEasln fgoM. the audience. -.
JUDGMENT A6AlNsT THE KANsAs PACIFIC
| nAILR0An.
| $u!ts were brought by Elias Aslcl and
others and alaur!co 6eltglman against the
Kansas Pacific Railroad III the Common
Pleas Court to rccoycr Interest on q nunlbo1
nf bonds which tho Company issued three
years ngo, md which. nro still unpaid
Tho Company SGT up rs anBwer u
both cases that 1t Ind been consolidated will
other railroad companies under the name oi
ths Union Pacific Railroad Company; thu
, 1881-01-25
NALL STREET.

AyInsi OPENING IN THE STOCK stAnKET.
Special Dtspaseh to Tas chteaao 7reun',
NEW fonK, Jn,,. A.-fiie stock market
opened firm, but prices afterwards declined
u to- ~ III tho entire list under free
pressure to sell, Sill latcr arnIer fcel'iis
net In, and, under brisk buying movement,
tho decline was recovered III n!oss instances,
while Bnu,c stocks sold oven higher thai, Mt
tho cluse OIL Saturday. Thu features Ut the
market were the coat shares, st. Paul 4
O,nal,a; and tho low-prtcutl stocks. On tho
soconl cali this afternoon Lnckawanl'a was
; tho strongest speclatty. and 'oso to l"'5,
! which ia tho highest pflce LOT
many years. Delaware u liufl6oh rose 10
lo9>s, which Is also tho highest figures before
,, made in, iiyu years. The dealtnbs III Erie
=, common, wore lnrgo and !'i'portant. With
!. rally. III uIo final sales u sstatlfcr tono pre-
); vailed IN tie stuck alarkct, IND III soilio tI,-
+. stances there was Il recovery Ut II TO ~.
! ,~s. ~ l.Ail.1toAn ln,Sps
i tho leading feature was tia continued aclty-
I ity and improvement In Boston. Hartford &;
! Krie first which rose to M reacted to S9, a,,tl
, 1881-01-25

sttion," continued Mr.. Rufus Flatcl, Of Wall
street, "!llusiratcs the way 1T which n,any
OF tho elections In Ercnt corporations aro car
rlctl In 1Yali street, II you don't believe It,
max Mr.. Gould. Gnn.t-ntght. uncl,aln tho
door and let yourself out"
, 1881-01-25

Bolv,dcrc. Donne Co.. H.. Feb. 9: iq!9.
DxAn Sin; have be III is,ne your INDIAN ui.nOn
6fhuf for aon,s TINS mo m rcrtEety wta
pstite. Srtngiens The Ner*en. Regulates The stun:
ach and Uow6aa. and AHteyes Rhsuniat!sn,: would
not ta Wsth0HtIG MH3. WESIkALL.
, 1881-01-25

= II - F1fhHF4 CHkthphFEn ~. !II
DLOOD SYptll. has d0ne n,B tnors good tor kdoe3
CuupIAlnt and fiHntt DiaCna1 than any other nedi,
clne aver used. II asu cured ou Of chli!!.n ot
EhA and 6csotuin. MAN1AhEE clAl5M.
, 1881-01-25
TESTIMONIALS.
ILLINOIS.

Disease Of tho Storm cfi md Liver.
Cairo, Alexander Gu. Ill.
DEAR siAs HntFcEtnn for snsng time with ilcadach{
"a t,sn yGur reliable lNIiAN Hi.UUN SYtUlt, which
restored me 10 rurfect health ind strength.
Mo. 81 ElsAth-tt-' E1fAs. S1iELLEf.