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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-01-07
Sc YINCENI,S HOsPIrAL FAIR.

Tire fair in ad Of 81. N,ntcntS Hospital, which il
being held III the Twenty sccOnd Regiment ArilOiy,
al FJurteenti-s. aud SIXth-aVC, wiz Close Sdtur-
day evening. Since the opening might the weather
has been stormy, but the has been well at
tended. There are fifteen booths III the armory
ladcn with useful and ornamental ARTICLES, wllcl
Will be disposed Of at low prices. Gold watches,
d almond finger aud earrings amt bIcastpns aye III
fcrc at % oepts chance. here FIVE ,hLi,s OF
New-York Central stock aud IA bay gtlIiug cailc :
Idol Chef, to I've disposed of 3 a cIaIIcc. Inc
booth to the rgnt of tnc entra nee called ST. NlcnO
]as Is in charge of MIR. John Fox, ami her iricnds
have filled il VITA all kinds If len ANA useful
ticlcs from some of the most prominent stores
Broadway. Ii Is tastefuily decorated, and reseni-
bies Broadway sore III tne holiday season : nc
cigar stand IS also attached to h.s bOJth Ia COM
pany Cs is Of the principal feature, OF the
falr. IL Is called the Mexican Arr Gallery. il Is IN
exhibition OF rare CuTiOsirIcS oil antiquity WHlCh
K,cbard NJ Walters has been collecting i1l !el.s.
lie has Oaaed tue most valuable Dart OI tht cOl.cc-
tiun 20 TIE ialr and l. present every evening % X
PLAN the curious objects, aInO,g wiIc.. ar SOLD
SILVER service which belonged to ,hc late Lmpc.o
Max.mI.iaU, and an autograph Oi Cc0rgc WASH
iLgtOu.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-01-07
HOME NEWS.
DOCUMENT ARRIVALS.

Tin3sor HofeI-Thc Hon. Stanley Matthews mmh
" T. Ingals OF Ohio and "a Governors J'Gregary Hm,h
and j. r. rage Vermont F. Arfnus Host nv,
Wtlualn r sherman, 81; George H. Ourhhlil o
ton and william l.. Bostwck Of Ithaca 1,s,"n l.
Governor george W. Emery oil IAN anu ~ 90
Easing Of Dover Plans. y ...Hotel msr
Amasa j. Parker. Of Albany Mr. OF, -,
Sir Hugh Al an OF
LrCrO0rf Ioues-Jay Cooke OF Phiia1cillla i.,n,t,
no., U,feI CAPTAIN william Arthur, OF the bIlllSn @
nj Washington IHoa Square ,,1e eena
Miller NJ y Hi'seH
,or n Iyndr of IIrrmOn, y Y..--S Jdes 1o.fi tuta
Ccuator4 ira navcupot aud John Birdsall aiI
NAlktnbufeh t'FnH" - ..'x "'
rl,f t,cnr., vest. OF BasOn " 1-.. be''""'ste'
II.fl LiuuaIu Ecmcuyi
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-01-07
MARINE IATELLIGENCE.
MINIATURE: ALMANAC.
TINNT VI EN1 7 M IT.
LnnM uAMnI,EG --Ei hTrAMSHIP sIIEsI
ouLoSnoN-BY STEAMSHIP n
NOTICE TO W1ETNIRN.
OFFICE oF IHE LIInrmOrsF lVsrIcrp3. ruHa y
TuNpklNsNlLLE. y. s.. Jan. &.

OFFICE oF THE LIHHIOrsF tNsrrcrl3 TiHg1 DISTRICT
ToNpklNsNItE y. y. Jan. {. 1871.
r, &C., buoy ba~; and white PERI end. spcs) to
bern r.sor'd t. its ,~tl..'.
Ir AUTOMATIC ali mil" south ard OIrltI
MONT ra.4 roper position thai i>tJtly the automatic
hity aOOLt b. ErH ilSt"ld of = by T. from Ort-
D, -csh buoy tlst class black and wlde
,frrs perpendicular, aCrl In The position that
he c,tdc by Ia. iuuinL" Efforts have hcel
M aitlnLf but Ia consequence NJ
Wi At and uuwedy ciractr II was found mpD,-
rtu, 20 Laudc will be replaced
o. ,iuuitv. The pr buo,s Tie IOWrr BAY in
Irc mag s,mclncs be uuGcr c and therefore
always visible.
I'd. r. NICHOLS. Rear Admiral &. =. ~.
Lighthouse lnBDtCtJr rnrl District
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-01-07
REASONABLY CERTAIN OF HIS REM.
DOCK COMMISSIONER vANpEEp0NLs TENANTS AND
WHERE THEY ARE EMPLOYED.

An examination of the pay-rollS of the Dock De
partmcnt reveals rather singular state oil thiHgS.
II was found by some one curious III such matters
that an undue proportion OF the less Skilled laOoeis
lived a. Nos q, 90. p ard 80 Cherry-St Inc lo!-
lowing employees were 1ouhu 10 i've III lho 'euCucHI
hOlses named:
30 "a Cherry-st.-Daniel Connolly, laborer, at
20 cents an hour and acting mason at 80 cents an
hour. lie has received for the last two weeks,
no. 20 Cherry-st-Tmothy DugCan, laborer 20
Gents nm honr: he has received for the last two
weeks 81 SO. Cornelius Hickey. iaborer. 20 cents
a hour; he has received for the last two weeks
sc So Thomas Kelly, day Waterman, 1913 cents an
lour; he has received S22 IN the last two weeks.
has received $2S 10 Tor the last two weeks John
Murphy night waichman, 1873 cents an honr; he
has received $27 67 for the last two weeks. Thomas
Potter day Waterman. 1923 cents an hour; h. has
received SOS for the last two weeks.
Ne % Chtrry-St.-Danel Donovan. dav watch
man 1923 cents hour; he has received T27 II for
the last Two weeks Michael IalTey, lAborcr 70
cents an hour; he has received SO 10 for the last
cents an hour ne has received 1874 for the last two
weeks. William KidnaV, night watchman, 1863 cents
an hour; he has received $3O iOrthe last Two weeks
Thomas McCann labOrer and acting night watch
man. 1923 cents hour; he has received $%7 81 for
the last two weeks. Daniel OConnel, day and
night Waterman, 1863 cents an hour; he has re-
ceived SlS II for the last two weeks.
No. 80 Cherry-st.-Edward Barry, night watch
man, 1923 cents an hour; he has received $3O for
the last two weeks. Michael Farrell, watchman
1923 cents an hour; he has received u III the last
two weeks. ooooo
The payroll for these tenants foots up $3Z3 % tor
the last two weeks or $646 06 amOnth The factthat
Dock Commissioner Jacob Vanderpoel Owls these
four tenements may account for the large number
of employees of that department who are grouped
together. The fact has caused some comment III the
limited circle where it is known.
When inquiry maue OF the Commissioner yes
tCriay he said that nc owned the houses Nos. "a.
90 % and 80 Cherry-st. but that he did not know
how many men employed by the department lived
III them. Il never appointed man to work for the
department." said he " because he was tenant OF
mine. do not know the tenants when sec them.
have had men come here and say that they wanted
10 be appointed, and added that they lived in one of
my houses. In all such cases have turned the
pontment. l certainly do not know Of any men
engaging rooms my houses after they had been
appointed in the department. | suppose there may
be some of the employed hands who live in my
houses. but you must remember that there arc $50
wOrkmen in the department. They are all apnolnt-
ed by the Board and If any objection is to be found
with those recommended then all the members OF
The Board are respOnsible."
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-01-07

DrJ.A SHERMAN tnmous for his sncco7sfnl treatment
~ UpI UPF tor thc past thirty rc1r- mas )H> r.
tutuu from Louis oico AMI may now be consulted
daily a. hs pruc pal Glcc. 2Jl Broadway
For the bcucnt who ncrcAulous regard
Ing Dr. ~FNi AN great success hr respect fully submits
among of similar ettcrsl the iol owing CON
NINCING ENIDE[CE:
VA. UoPKGNs Ninth National Bans, Ncw-York. writes
Boston inquirer a. follows:
W. r. KIMBALL, Esq.
DEAR SIR: Hour lcttrr received AMI contents noted was
fully 81 Iuptur, by Dr A. sherman aOlE ten year.
ago. have been -onnd man ever since ron may rest
assured hat hc - 40 nmbug about the Doctor that can
ypuc Cor uy-"f II rtUrrd would advise Won 10
ptt your-r under know you VIII never
have cause regret H. Respectfully yours. ~
W. 4. HOPKINS.
Ninth National Bank, New-l ok.
To thu Editor ~ the Sang.rties Telegraph:
DEAR my Youngest brother had pam
fh rupture. took HIM To New loiA and ai lim examined
hy Dr j A. sherman then AZ 6Hf Broadway. now III -Ol
lroadway He put OF his Pacnt APP es an gave
bo,icr one b. tcot his kuptLrc turNr louiouhu NN
months after took Inn there AGAIN. when thr Doctor pro
uoLn'cd him cured H. the appliance Tor snort tne
htr hut truss or apIiluc' ui ans hIhi IN
ycr- aud las been ifOuhrl wh ms rap
tufc since subsequently trc1tel for sigh rupture on
the LETT fdt by d. sherman am thanks - thc Doctors noble
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-01-07
srEAMEa MISREPRESENTATION pnnr.

STEAMER NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. PORTS
BOSTON, Jan 6-Cleared HbeI 1iverpoo Arcbe.
Liverpool; Othelo, hu. via SewYOrk. -s
Sal cd srrs OthellO. Hibernian
Arrived strs Giaucus. New.YorS Trinocria LONDON.
BALTIMORE, Jan 6-Cleared. stFH Wm bawrnce Savannah
KnckerbOcScr New.YOrK Wyoming. Providence
Arrived str Caspian, LiverEOO
CHARLESTON, Jan G-BelOw, str VIII o1oai Bremen.
DELAWARE BREAKwATER, Jan 5-Paszed IN. str Rhyniapa
AniwcT
Whitney New.YOrk.
cleared. sIrs Medltor Liverpool; Hudson. NewYork
Sailed, strs Chalmette HUDSON. Mississippi Cyprus.
PHILADELPHIA IN g. Arrived, stTs Reading, Boston;
kiOmcn salem Ceutipode ami Rerxs botn Boston; RAM
Faut Norfolk; Virginia, Charleston; Santee Fan River
SAVANNAH, Jan CARVED srs Guy Of Augusta e YORK,
Seminole Boston: Geo AppOlC. Baltimore.
Cleared, NelaOn (Srl Bremen; Worcester Boston
Sailed. City Of Columbus Ee8'YorE; Grown (Pr,
bremen.
Kong via Yokohama.
. FOREIGN SHIPPING.
CALCUTTA. Dec 3!-Sailed, ship Isaac Skoheld (Csp.
i"yp6y Jan 6-Sailed-9tst ut Tid: Cd inst Bro,ber,
and sistets Premier the latter for savannah; Tresna Bfn
4tll inst, AutOue Accame
Tor 3afimore Bristol capt MansGn, KosmOponst IIf
Maggie Moore NunciO; 9Th inst, Benz Bangs, Caru Day
Fr,cina ChOzZt the latter for Pcn-acoa; Ftnloi ios
Wilmington Henri. for Pensacola; James Kenway Leah
IoIse Cant Mchelsen Me aor Ito latter for Wimineoa,
Oiaqo INST. Maronette ha2nus Huss the latter Tor
Nrrrd%lst inst Bans "a inst Aai Jhyra; 4th,ns,.
Don JustO.
fcr later snip Ne,cs. II ann see run PIgs
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-01-07

BALTIMORE, Jan. Ga letter has been re-
criycl al the Post Oncc IA thi- city, po-imlrkc Boston
Mars and nd lrc.4ed 10 the Treasurer ~ Baltimore The
letter w- op ned by CONTROLLER Nunsaut. AID iOund to
contain Il 5GO Iuclrscd with the bl, vas slip Of
- iucr on which was written: Picps" apply 10 the
pay inrut of city ami S'atc taxes for 1873"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-01-07
THE TRIBUNE
MINING DIGEST
FOR 1881.
Enlarged, revised and corrected
to January l, will be issued in
Pamphlet form in a few days.

The Digest contains specific, detailed official in
formation, furnished specially for TnE NEw-Y0RR
TRIBUNE, regarding nearly every important Mining
Company in the United States, and work of ref
crcnce will be found invaluable to Bankers Brokers,
Mining Companies. Stockholders aud every person
interested in the Mining ind Istry.
limited number of select advertisements will be
admitted. copy for which should be sent in at once
Price per page, 500.
Addrcs, TIE TRIBUsE Mining Dept New-York.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-01-07

To his fond father. who has asked him where
II ac, unu had last quarter" d" lnd,clf Well wnrre
'r. ,ou f. I'm 'ouriecuth" fourteenth, You lule
l,I,nun You were eighth last term. DO you call
mat better pac go "Nts, ,ir; It's nearer the stove"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-01-07
80 J. p1t1I1!!!Ee

Efforts caue OF suffering humanity feel sound and
perfect did ny eand have not any truss
appliance OF any kind IN about tour years anu halt
would that during tie time wore Dr. Slermsns
arpiance rcriolmad all active manual abOrs asT
au &C lstOmel perform with much have before
or since
The charges reasonable. considering the
great work he PERFORMS and wish To make the 30 We facts
public the bene til OF the ruptured o. oieurn my
thanks to Dr Sherman. have rcilcd from dong
Tor long time that might Lot deceive The pnc u
myself PATRICK MANWE ELL,
Saug,rues L lsteT Co y. Y.
MI Maxwell is OLD and respected iden OF Sdugetes
ANY persons doub ding the geneueSs Of the above commute
cation easily satisfy them elves Ov writing 10 the post
master or 10 the publisher " " The Telegraph
Patients abroad receive IT atm MT and leave for
home day During treatment any KIND OF active e1er
else or labor be performed without interfering
with the treatment and with safety from the
dangers OF rllgulatnl rupture. Dr. SheTman book On
rupture reliable proofs from dstingu shed
professional gcntimen cergvmen ard merchants ms sue
practice popularity hereirOm throughout hs
country amt the West IdeA Tho afflicted should read !,
ami inform themselves.
tits usrIted with Photographic kenesses OF extremely
after and ia led 10 those who send
10 cents. REMEMBER, ~ WRITING OR CALLINq
THE ADDRESS l.. DR. J. A. SHERMAN, No. Isl
BROADWAY. NETWORK.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-01-07

General Crent. Samuel J. Tilden, Hugh J. Jewett
Wonrw q Sfchhins .John Sherman Plcrpont Morgan
and William II. Vanderbilt. 1t is Thought that
General Grant would accept the position ana MS
name is beng urged by many persons lnleres'eu /"
the work.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-01-07
THE WORLDS FAIR sUB>CR,p iiONS.

TIE New-fO.k CenITfl k0at LAS sil '>crhPd
$3.50 900 10 the Wor.d's FAR providing - ,O0G.0OU
l. raised. There arr nanI names mentioned for the
IIcsdency VI tho Commission among WHO'LL ave
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-01-07

JAS. q. jBATTERHON. President.
or. DAVIS Vi,e.rresdrnt
RODNEY ENNlo. secretary
JoIyS L. NORRIS, Assistant. secretary
GEORGE ELLIS. Actuary
EDWARD v PRESTON. sup't Of Agencies.
OIL DAVIS NJ D., Medical Examiner.
LJBI LEWIS. MD, surgeon aud AdIustcr
Now.YorL Oncc, Tribune Building.
H. NJ JOHNSON. Manager.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-01-07
AuGunCeInedtA.


I have used Dr. HOIMtN's PAD for Dyspen.
sra never anything equal II. The AbsoD,ive Plaster
''''' !. X. ATKINSON, 1873 Cerman.st. Baltimore
PILES are instantly relieved and permanently
cured by using ANAKEss' sampl free al g Merce.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-01-07
PAID Up CASH CAPITAL. 100000.
STATISTICS FOR THE YEAR 1850.
Hartford. Conn.,, january I, 1851

NTA1I-TlCS FOX THE IENN INSO.
LIE DErARINENE
Number ~ Life Policies written IN lNSo... l.2I1
IVl,,i. ,u,.l,,r If Ia, po,.r, IA force. 1914
Amount latr Insurance ~ Iorcc SlSDDNO,51 90
(,a rs ID ..-........ TDlODO1 W
IOA. claims paid IN Life Department. SI,OSo,SOO NJ
Accident DEPARTMENT.
Number OF Accident loi-ics written In 1850. s32i1
gain in POI cies nv.r Isl ..... .......... 1900
SSNl 81 y
whole number y ldcnt Policies written OiO.JON
Num Ac,idcnt cams paid Ia 1850 li,21i
Accident claims paid IN lS'O....-. Sd HE ~
Whole Accident Cllms pad Jt,bON
sol ~
TOal losses paid both departments. $J6l2O032 ~
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-01-07

NE ING ov THE CHAMBER OF CoMMtRCE-AN
rLAB RATE RYPaRr oN TIE RELATIONS OF RAIL
rOAIG TO THE PUBLIC.
, 1881-09-11


The verdict ut the committee hits already been
published in full in TltE TN1NCSE. the vote ou
each charge and specification being given. tut
nothing was said :ls 10 who did tho voting for OF
against. The hnilottng WAS done in
secret, and rs lio member wrote his
name, each one simply putting " Yes
or "nn" III the paper. MS he wished to sustain
or not sustain w:,a.-Yas pending, it was some
what difficult 10 lind hsat how this or that conl-
mttccnan stood. However. TRIBUNE re-
porter rtaliz,ng the interest felt in the matter,
undertook 10 h- out the Information, and suc-
cec,!el ii, .rttinr what he considered reliable:
a. 10 The specialization relating ~ tho tnsnir:i-
ton of the Scriptures. the motion 10 sustuI was
uyrt.ud 10 by six tn three. lis follows:
ltS-t'rAyc,. Proctor, Van l1urn, Alllpg, Can-
tine. und Richards.
Sp-A.ars If;lkrtinc, nnd PhelLs-
The nnt. In regard to the atoNctnc1lt was slss-
tuined hy live tu four:
}ts-prociur Van Horn, All!ug, Cantine, and
lsic.laEs's.
No-II.zctine. Phelps, Craven, And .Aghrd.
That concerning future punishment was sus-
tanned by Sru !:
lts-hvas'.. Phelps, Craven. Proctor, Rich
ards. Alang, thrtint, nIld Fuu Horn.
Nu-Ila&lciine. ..
The rt;rrter was also Informed that tho conf
nl;ttce yutci at the outset Oh the question,
Whit ARE the standards? and tnat tho majority
liked upon the Catechistn.
, 1881-09-11

The Chicago City Railway Company is now
engaged In building what is 10 bc the lurgcst
railway ear depot III the world. 1t is situated
on Thirty ninth street. between State street Mnd
Wabash uycuuc, iu Hyde Park. The din'en-
sin1,s arc :si0 feet front by :01 fect heptht the
whole structure covering about two acres OF
ground. The foundation, which is Of limestone
p1autctl four feet below the surface OF tho
ground, is ntrca,:y finished unh tho hricalayIns
has l:ccil cumn,crce'l. The hnlluug Is to ht Ut
red hr!ck, two stories i'll hight. There VIII be
tracks OIL both EUnrs. the second iiDor beihR
used for the storage Of omen ears IN winter anu
closed ears in summer. The cars will bc raised
and lowered by u.r,.ils Of Il huge elevator II is
expected that the structure will oc entirely nh
ishtI ly Nov. Ii.
\ protest a.aI.lst the proposed horse md
dummy r,lilrnnt signed by liU or nl"re prop.
crty-owners ut south Chicago; va: rrs7cntt,:h t,:t
fNct that so many prominent and influential
citizens signed tho reinonstrnnce shows con-
cnSsy thu they do e not Ih,oS pr If
Chicago, it Is said, would Willingly sl4n pett-
ton for itne OF buses :oc"tnect South CHICAGO
with ironlalc and CH!caomr; 's:us Whilst "oula oe
There will te services 1T tic First FrcsDy-
1crinn Church 1ouy, owing to the torn-up condt-
tisn Ut the church building, which Is unlc r@o-
Tho Aorlh Chicasn Rolling Mills Mt South Chit
cln turn s,ut sixty TINS ri riE-iron ut every
hi,lst. ;p tulls Ecr day or ..:,2u iO:S per week.
Mr. Alexander Pernnd, one Of the oldest and
most respected citizens. OF south ChicaEn died
very suddenly ut nh<ut O'Clock yesterday nft
crnUon. III. WIS taken vii Il vsuttnt pains Friday
morning. \ physician WAS called. wh" pro-
nounccl his cuse II >tvefe uttstC1 Di. inflnnar1l-
tion of the bowels. During the tAy his life was
dcspAired ct. hit tntcr i'll tEr evening M W:ls
thoilght to lie much improved, and his Iricsni:
entertained strong hopes of bis RECOVERY. Yes
rertlay he was taken worse mud died. MIR. perno'
was one Of the oldcst residents Of Snn,h CAca-
go. having lived here for about ten years. llt
served several tesnls lis Il member OF tho Boart
Of Education, md held other public offices. ns't
WIS !1onOred ntiu respected by NIL who knew him
MS Il puhlic-spir ted. generous. upright, nnl con.
sccntious citizen. He leaves II vile ard fivt
children to mourn his iuss.
, 1881-09-11
THF SHERIFF WILL INVESTIGATE.

Sheriff Mann was back from the bloomington
reunion yesterday, and WAS Ereatly put out ut
whit had been printed in reference to the affairs
Of his ollice III bis ABSENCE.
In reference to the employment OF bis part
ncr in his Office as :" general clerk. he said that
he had been employed. but tho reporters in
fa,,aart had been wrony III stating that he hnd
performed no service. The facts were. he said,
that the firm Of Mann & Cou.sion still existed,
und that dnri1': tbe winter months Mr J"Hn i,s ;
work for which he was p.!d: III May ne tli.a
been offered the position of jnil clerk, which nc
refused, since which time he had nut received
any pay rruE tho Office. hut had divided his time
between attending to The business of the nrtn
and purchasing supplies for the jail. ...
Un the question ot livery bills he knew very
little, but he denied lis cmphAticy ;ls ps's-tblc
th.t any one had bet1l receiving amy percent
ages. Mr.. Brown. he said, wns Al. Old friend OF
his alt1 he had recommended thnt when car
r;agcs fur the handling III the fnSane were ~ nc
hired TINT they be secured from him. provided
they co!iid be gottgn at tho ,a..1e prise p;:u oy
standing: IL tho price TO he charged hut when
the bills were presented ut ! lower figure than
had been chargcd hy Mr. ilon man ne ,trreen.
lrin. raised to t'l. usual t..<nrc-Sd Tor
conveying patients to the Insane Asylum. This
was all ht knew about the matter, bur he had
had cause to look into the subject, and some
weeks ago hul ordered tho making Of Il trans
cript Of the insane cases bundled by his oficc,
with II view TO finding out tew 1narly insane
pcuple had heen disposed of. and how many Of
The number had been ,uu 2cr5, his purpose be-
ing he s,.i. discover whether or not n such
pniiruts could not be moro economically dis
| puscd Of.
lie hail TO knowledge Of the Jail bosss being
charged tor the purpose OF charging Tor the
buuIl.nr OF patients who were brought
| III hy the police authorities. but the
fact that his Haililr had changed his patronage
from one !yery-s1able to another had srt him To
Thinking though he knew Of the change ut tho
time. nc had ncver authorized my one how :
| ever, Charge pcrceiltaIcS tor tie hlrIl'9 -
| carriages from my particular concern, and f
| euch !: practt,c had been fndu!gcd III It WIS
without his knowledge. Furthermore, II any
such tlin. h:! been done tho proof Of the fact
| r;n1id cost tue practitioner his official head 1T
once.
The Sheriff proposes to look into all OF the
charges. u1ld has H:c:y commenced the Work,
| and i,o guilty man need expect to escape.
, 1881-09-11
ARCHBISHOP HENNI.


Solemn Isitex Over Ills L:en1a1ns 4eS
tcrt;Hy ut milwaukee,.
Speetat Dispatch to The Chicago Tribune.
MILWAUKEE, Wis. Sept. l0.-The funeral ot
Archbishop John n. Eicnnl WAS one OF 'oe
i,rsest ard most impostn. ever seen tn N'l"su'
kcc. The first Of the church program cou-
1ncncel with the saying Of the soein't un'"s
Office for the dead This was led s'y -Ate1o'sn'1
l1ciss, assisted by Bishops and priests. In'' P~..
ton of tho ceremony was Impressive III tns
trcme, and WAS followed by Il solemn Font'nea.
High Mass. in which the Justly cc'eoEa'e4
Pnlestrna Choir, led by Prot. Mclzler, toos patl
During tho mass the chor rendered 'Ie
following music In mannar tnat W. .',
cre,iitable in the extreme: Requiem ~; rs
kyrie, ntefsrue. ufTtrtars, Sauc1tiS s%rus l'e
After the nass was snitl :tn exceicn' tnu,.
was delivered b' bishop Mca aftlEcft' 81 ~ 'v ia
Iin wrlt upon tue life Of tho arceascs; u ~, nj
excellence IN the Church. his gt"al suhdne;; ;,re
the great amount of gond work he nao -, aoIS ,Ss
CHI Ch.trch hi it viii h.. Thc Rev. :icWuien pointed
ro the honorable an religious dead rs an 81 10
pie which all. both c.cr:y end laymcn' %s1I ts;-
ws to gunte. ,,< IT, reflnn md Intention.
and teurs were i'll tnNuy eye. , WEE, aud
numerous gnol 1unll1st; wer.' pot11ass ~, r,.h+
were sufficient proor nf tha hold tae sea rn,.
bish,,p had upon the hcurtS IT his :nnFle- ,ha
lowing the ser1not sTEne the hs;ss'luuon. .no1n,
las; rites prcvio,l. to the l.lt:. of tfIe .e,hr hr
III the tomb. These rites were pcrintler pis1.a rha
ceremony was sung by the clergy in tho n!fas,
which was responded to by the ch'':r tn s'% nIf
ncr heartfelt aud appropriate. Then tnv t,,,mc1 "
water and censor were app!!ea' a,s;,n. tu..
by tho usnal prayers on such &c; nce's'"ssae ne
When this hud been hnfsheu' ,r.s
casket containing the remains =, ,oof.
opened and the congregation took fhe'r ' .as ,-
The following pnll-bearers :ssslMcd thr,. t,.rx r.
s;tions: Fathers Okec;c. Of,ren. Riley. tMa!3 ~!
Bowe. Eylmcs. Hum. Albers. M.ycr- as'u nr 'rers
er. Nine Bishops frnm the N"rh~e;s' We; rr',ne sS;
present. Tho Drncc=sinn Ut nrtr ~" - ,nsr
wus,,rpken I'D by the 17iin. It Is e:t'1HAtca ,s !I
fully luttsJ were in and about the Cathecr'1'''
Ing the funeral hour.