davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
, 1881-02-19


Tho first and most fain0lis of existing rubIes
forms pArt ct tho Imperial 8tuto crown n,n,lo
for Queen Victoria Iii 1Hsi, CfnbulEslled With Ill
thu gems loft attor tho destruction Ut la rcyulln
during tho period of tho Commonwealth, and
s.lbsesi,,ontly aldoa to by purchases. 1nts ruby
standing ll tho oulltro OF thu 51nltoao crlsy, uI
tho tup of the lie!t!sh crown. nud tho most ION
epicnDs gum On 1t. IL believed to tJN, tulerl-
hly good nuthnrIty, THO same ~ TINT worn III
tr0nt Ut tho helmet u King Henry Y. ut Tho
battlg Ut AyiucuArt. Uuik0 fauluus diamonds,
rnn'es haye no pte,er n1,nIcs M this o,'e i!
court" lts ,h!ator} cas, br Traced hlrk.
70 tho your l937, whcn, utter the G1tt!o or
pr.soutei It 10 Edward t6e "l'laok rr,'lco."
Ths .Ayinuourt." II SO Il uan hu eA!lea. has II
st,all hoie bortd through!t, attera fashIon con,-
,D1G !u tito EAst, to bu hnnE by itsrlf r1tttl tho
neck. Ihla holo IL now lile1 In tho fEont puEt BY
u snnit ruby, to bv distinguished only frum tue
st1nn by cl0sH nxAlnlnuson Of Mbout tho sa,no
slze ~ lala ruby y 4nushsr. toEthesly among tho
or which little. u anyth'l1. y known: Tho Eu.
peror Rudolph II. received II III lsI0 from his
sister, Queen llowAyer Of Frauce. 1t t>eiIlk valued
Ut tho tlino Ut e01vI aue4ts, or ubont III vu0 j.
would now probAlly be worth mt fur froul h4lt
million alerllnE. tho value Of tho ruby having
Increased In value more thaA that Of any uther
precious RtOnu,
, 1881-02-19


hptttal Dtsratth 10 Tbs Chicago Trtbune.
at~ fuNK.< Feh, l8.-GItAIa-Whent-,Yl
saea ohly moderately hctivo, especially In tho spoc-
tHo interest, opening Rcnefally t4c 1'or bu un-
~. ~ e'en'nH' subsequently, ra!lylua H19lo por bu.
WI WI NeafennR uguln slightly toward tim eluau,
.s.e s,s. eansRes retcetinE chiefly tho vnrl-
lug Reports from, tlo Woat. A prstty fair OK
~ eaA noted. maHtty for No. rost nHd
s ~ aaHe' itl0 cxphrt movement having boen fn-
t'fea " lilo somewhat Cahicr rnfxp OF occun
!tlahts Spring wtlca. In Yory llxt u,oek md hold
u a,Mness but has bocH iAnottvo. No, rcd at
"a' c'oaluE Mt sl!sH for IallruRd rucopts In
4" ~ " 1feo on board reported al fLt7E;
1lr,, .eofsa'y ut sl.'1N2li73l, closing at
".N' d" MnN' do April at tI.l1{SL1v9i. olos,.,x
MsAtet ~, DO May At tl,s,4 s1.ls5S cIusnY at tl,sW
~ ased Ut sl.lH,{+i6 mostly ut Sl.ttE}fI tlv
M vfade nt tlg7!4l ungFalcd roA At ttL144aL4;
M mMsaukeo spring in stors at SILT Naw ynrk
ps'hR Al sol; nngsndo State sprsnR At tilG.k.
~ 'a'f oualdoss reported for naEly det!Y-
i. ~ uat At fuFtllor reduction In prtces,
n,,.. ~s IT. Instances Ut M. slight md Ut stuamur
vlth - ~. y! Haa4o por bu. steamer mixsd meeting
S etdlaF sa1c At tho quotations. In guod rart far
mi 1Iat a., no. whito and New York yalluw brought
Un,lon ~ss. ~ thoy arc III light stock anu wnntoa.
n, GealI'l.s notwithstanding about steady,
h,t. 'A!yn9 o. trttio toward tho CLOSE,
f. f. uto quall., NOV York steamer a,txoi u. s s
H.. .sas w. ut a*sa{c, closing IT. b{o I'D, No. at
T., ~ w.. white ut d!%EIa Now YORK yolluw ut III
Ao.rs s'.of =, n yeow ht a3lssi7os whito soMthcrn
aa1c 80 ~aS. uath- Under lncroused rocolpts und
Ian, SIehE 1hE ofurllIGa pr!cus further Eue,l,pl
h t,,,s nslo pcr lu on au c1traordnart-
l,ds x n"1 tpacu'atlyo monument and a,o.,eruto
Atts AsnaIuod. en!ca whlto Western ungradud Ut
" ana!Itf: tnl1od do Ut ltEtlu, rhlts Stato
!. Ssa tai @ u wi sSa S2ssfsa. SaeISy IT,
- IL p,,s;n;n e5e,temens and buo,ancy
snsus, iniaesnn 1eatMLHs r tts' nn1kat rnt hug
tiS gs!| wssls@S in stsa Iaf to aS,
s a4tu&S &Ft'': liz nss sitsrao. @ ssv'ss ~
: .Is %s,4s ii Z n,Ss
saSiiSsa 4GiiiSa aYa n x H:ds, rsnsssd prYssaIS
I'D ,E.,a 5s 2'a roi 1: q. ,ast. w,,a
!f aess eishSr Sp5. 5'S.' !. re .a 3ssS M
e e Az H'ssa; ssaia, SSd$a: SSd t e% e%'
tttsa' a s..,aa! trau.seons.; INV We..d4a ~
uSsssa 4as :! e;ss! : (, a s .h%;s
FUZZY IT, t. tS:Sy Ss.y Il tassHt sH *:
E;o1s IN wood reqae,t with sale. noted at s,fs
,a more geaues With fa,r to good
.fls G. I'D aas sSiasst shss4s e
ssstS w u sss sssT .ss. sssS s SSs
ass; say.a sst s. sf!' &c y
4 i!si.a. i:ssa Ill sSaS i;s,;a 4 @ s
ss.t% x ;hs ssuiIysst ISsssst 'tsaas5s i s . !. iai
s;sss;s 1t L: !: ~ sssax isssP
hStr Yor,h ~ hs lIs4ts,7. -.s.octatfd irst.
!st N'v.i; II tvGtu.t,, u,y,1TEos3i yl,alI l?lsS,
s''sss iHss '5s 5stsi;; ss'f lss; las So;sS: &ssSs
, 1881-02-19

some Of thom pnneic.i mud others not: conso-
; Co,ninssyncr ty CIV w"tal-Can y yo tnkc the cou-
mittrc nyrr tho building and stow thou thorc
the u!tnratlnns and nniestDns which hnve been
innld frmn THO original plans
Str. Ernn-Yra. sir. Whenever thoy want tn
J. wnn's !nAu more thA', twrmty-tlso minutes to
hnvn hccn twti sets or plans TO thn building. It
w. to that s1e9n ;,,r trHelE e 'hn rxaa
sent II Fast IN nrer to hayc MI cst'rIats formed
tracing was alyeu g, Mr: fIins,'an nhoHt lnnnth
he was llo only bidder for tho sranlt contract
10 whom It VIVA 7tirnish0l No plAns wnrs fur
nishcd from his office IL thu Nov England
Mr. rsich asKe.i To have t,r. Armstrong placed
upon tha r. stand to make h!s statesnent~
sho,ll,l atl bo glvon u,ldcr oat.,.
On 1nntton, It WINS decided 10 have tho oath
s =, p2ic[H tne
THO 1soard. adn,lnstoretl M oath by which tho
wltt,es! sworc to ieli tho tr,lti, cotccrnlna tho
corning tho communication mntio 10 the itunrd
by Mr. Armstrong:
s q ao work Is'x % e y v syoy y o
Doyle 0rantt Company, ut tho sh1no time stat.
!,R that ". Exnn wns mislnken .whcn. hc said
than tho ono ho had H,n,1tluncl. IIo anid thnt
tho t.liangcs Il, the plan were made after tho
s &c et a - Hy y Ss ~ qS e
lie hurrlcdly tieserlbct! tue various omissions.
and said thas thn total difference Iii vn1uo they
represented wis nlMut 3i.,H49.
c1'nmlssioner @ q: M khopf called attention to tho
fsft ,at tho chsr3s @ %s: y s o. ~
trd from tho entrance and vestlblies by tho
!linsdnlc. puylc Grnnlt Colnpany, which, II It
bod bfsn e. rey9nsly sppEl9 to thG oatd
settlement with TINT Company.
EMr. EKan being recalled wis sworn. and ex-
y rcpresatg thnt u wante tx; Il for Or tho o pnr p"
poso q! bidding upon tho Granit work for tho
provide hltn wilt, rough and rcnty tdrR Of how
the work waa be!ux dune by tho county. }lc
mud s1,owui how the expensive alterations offset
tho omissions, gtatln8 that after reductions hud
been made for tho lnttcr lIInsdalo was
sr1Lr ENTITLED TO rsxT1sAs
In eross-e1nm!nRton by ttr. Tc!ch, witness
his office, and asking hin whether jlnsdnio wns
told him thnt 10 conts wns not tiilo IilnMlaIe m
this ncco,lnt, tit hn .lia not remember snynY 30.
Se VIC ce npon @ hi n s and 'uS askca d III iin no 10
h. sS to Ket b., m.nsy frSn, hin, Witness t
WIS q spurious one. Witness nn,ls 1T, estlfnnto
Of Tho charKes ~ the building two at,d Z l,nlf
They nre the sau,n substantially na these llo Ind
Just submitted. He did nut consider nHyhnw
tint i was H. ns hnsnsss h to prnv1lo T. with that
years nEn. wcro not so particular III tho mHtt,r
y KEEPING reeor;l ~ It prsssn at,t hs d.. not
hMl submitted tho ssA,eincnt. ''''''
=, Mr, Felct sail ihat MI. Armstr9ng hna fur
,Sr ot " sams taas NJ EY ss e ,
l!cyed that experts should be employed 10 ex-
nrcl'tees or tho building might hayo tho best
motives md Intentions Il tho snrl't, md yet
II nd m n
, 1881-02-19


NEW YORK. Feb. Il s-cHrroS-Not receipts at nit
limited Ftntna ports during the week. l halct, Inst
year. H. uoi ttA rccc!pts nj all Ehtcl states po,a
10 data ATS 0Wt last yenr. I0 exports tron alt
.Un!ts statcs ports for lilo week. 1ltj: nat ysnr,
10l ,sut ton eItstA FINN MI United Htntr. hurts IL
in.e, 1t last year. 2xt1u1 stack nf nj Lnted
Ssntch porss ss4ou, Inst yrnr Nb stock at all In.
tcrvr nwMa 15sU, last J1nr. lt7u!, atck ut LIVER
f9r tlrcat l.!!!a!n, :is.I M vear, 2sl.6Ji.
hfn nI, salos, Ana.,en +I9;,. sposuaio51 !N"k d
t..a! teerin4, s2fv American. Iel0, tTsni stuok.
7lBUJI American, t03t amount xunL 45ljt AMIR.
cun. HHuIL
NGW flMtHAHs. Feb. INSTRUMENTATION antl In
F}9Si sf:!!anry ,sa, Xss fSSs,ps. !a:s
cont!ncnt: s.; salrs Klat st,IcX, I;.sn; weekly nat
reGels, h7.7ui rrots, MtIl e1ptt. tn t3reat Irtu,
sA1cs, f7,HuL :'' ''
, 1881-02-19

IO1iI:IGN.
suttst Dsspa.ch 10 The Chicago 7r.t.1ns.
1,vx,lrDol. Feh. l1a-1l:30 n. m.-E'Loun-No. ],
ils I'd; No., u tsl. .. .... IT,. ....
ypa,y-w,,cut-WIn.er No. !, rs Ctlt No. 2 Bs lid;
.,riuv No. 1!A 1t; M. u i'd: wl1tn No. ]. p I'd,
So 81 I'd; cnh, M. J. ys l0d, No. {. % I'd. Corn
Se1, q ii: otd, ~ III.
Iauy1stoSs-Posk, tss. Lard, 62s ID.
LtyEnruuL. Fcb ls-i:JD y, M-HnHADsTuYrs-
Email business md lower. Flour-ss Clsl1s. Wheat
WEnter.as lHGt"H I'll: sprng. III ;4ys 3d; white, 10
ss!s Gl club, II Ads;3s l0d. Corn-How. Is id, old.
kM ...... ....
AyEHluoL. rcb ls-2sa1 p. 1n.-nncon Shoulders
trmer jill Gl. Nerf-Exra tnhIn titmor ut vs+
1a1a-pstuo WeHlern rtcmdy Mt i4 Lard oil Mruer ut
81. rtour-E1tra Stato dull at lcaGd. WhcAt-No.
White dull at ~ ID torn-Mlxcd steatly ut 81 I'd for
eli and 81 IL for t,OH.
LoxIIoS, Feb. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES B5S&3d.
ANTWERP. Feb 1A-rkrNqLEu1-GgSt
iIvERpout- Feb. ls-Evrnlng.-CuTTow-a!o
loqulr5; G1-MsGD1h: saea t.taO bnleA; speculation
Ind export. 29at': American. B.Ku.
BnkAps1rrfa-Sutnn hubtisess Rt lower pEicce:
California willie wheat sH tiasFs "a; do club Is 4hde
hlIi 1ei Western npsng, Is Jd@Ys 4lf rcd wiiltor,
alAss~ ii; Nrs."rH canal. III Gltblia, C0rn-Ncw
Western El1et, Is ysl: MD do, 6s III,
PkrtotKCN-ltetlnet ttIa' splsEts 1oxd.
lAn''-hMuTtcAn. kss.
YsgSs AND FAnu,CB-As Manchester, qulet but
Ecahy,
NEcEIPTs THE PAST THnEE DAYB-Wboat, 49, 600
mi AnIcrrnn, iD lzf qrs
lhs following wsro received by tho Chicago nonr.i
ei asa L h' li .Srv 5qaS I. , es s,f g.
T.! thIvo days iasuJ cunIa,s. i0sW ii wGic wa9s M
.i,gs,,, h,xM,Ga, '. FoP 1s-$v h small
;sds:;Si; Az ; ;S;'nx "; sss sAi;e: q;
t'IG IyHni; m 'eI: MY e"t,, y "! 91'l s'r 8 a.
i ~ ~. 1"e IT, ssnMsieF, IT, t5a sfa
tS III H. ,t%a tnsf ~ o. +d: EnFxn1s m coas:-Weat
, 1881-02-19
MARINE NEWS.


1rAnDOlt AiIaIIArS.
"hio returning from Il trip to tho lake last
orcnlug. a,i1 wh!lo ncnr tho north harbor pier,
tho steam swll.boat Imperial bccamc disabled
III her machinery. 4 sHuaffor ussistunce led 10
emil ,.pon Dunhams tug ngency, through tho
medium Of the trlaphoue. Tlsb tug fIosEIo
1'heicke was promptly dispatched to low luo
disabled craft rsIdr.
Tie tug \. MoAher broke her ti!or, and thus
heeAne ulsAhieI lust evening, willie hnndllug
the schooner Wells Burt ut tho lumber n.urkot.
10 tnDorinvB Inst evenng, run 50 tinrd ngrOulld
oppos!t tho lumber tilMrket that tho combined
clt9rts Of two tugs faLlcl 10 rccasu her. Shu
had consequently tn bu nbAniuncu III mid
strcHtn after being we'll secured With hawscrs.
, 1881-02-19

nlnnd nctre} No. 4 Mixed f?11te1c t,et4 dull md
owRt, Nu. mfxFd. Ai8tfeX4{e. Hy0 dull md nnns-
,.a'i S9' - Ie ,batlo1 In vood dsr'Hnd ni'i 'Fmt
,r rlmHoyisl,'Ss-,i'otk ~ aatyG. firm md b'xto,i t;s
sttHn9 and hIxhers ahnul'Irrs ttuJ: clear rb. tai
itaGnn MNrr6 nns1 ftr;nE ef"nldurs, eJuJ uoar rib
MjtIaKy-ln Hnna dannnd: &1DA
NuTrEH-t1uok ind unchanged
, 1881-02-19

nuFrAIo. N. r, Feh. Is,-tinA1H-Wheat quelt
t,un tu No. hard Duluth nt s,.a! Corn acnsca
ihto9E aG,ayed tI fa.at. a. na as1t =, e1r. -
uae1oy dulIs sA!os 3tjlI ba t:ahndR privately.
, 1881-02-19

'sMrEJ-Thore was fnf I9insnam IN ~ rtGT31IMs IN H.
,es ss, wSfS g1t1 sspaTfhe9} ifs }ows II weto notod
Ias s1tEEr BAf.1A.
\ III s G;{''|Hs , II ;} %s}s A. $:,& "A '5 ' sS
,ot,s. s,o., Fen. s-cArrhn-1.eeoipt,. 400:
,ne IL naci,yS Ms5 .swst ae2Hsts
;$:ss ~: ;s |s|;s', sss.. g., =,
ssS AT !" e22 NJ: sh3So1; s''o. @ Gnoco 10
III? 5 ;sffF; ss ss,s g
t;; ;s;ssni: %SS; S eafssd sea @'<'S'' Fse''p'
NV NEW ft>ltK.
rrm yok ep ssns;S @ saIss nss
sen y ssnoj;s jS auattats snSssis SSs
5 4; ;,<GnF @ a. =,
Ss sstssas tss ssf s sessn = fts'.n
sSj5%;s55rsst & %st HUH IL M 70 '''S'' '"N'' "'''"
s,,,tat Dttpateh to 1he Chicago Tribune.
S ES s1fet Hss Soes sfsi; a. a.
Ts fs @ rnnhy IT, IT, ed fs say ss
s:at s:.sSf' XVI seceGts. = A.! Meck
Hte ha. ruled seasiy % m TT s1sp r. ssosSaU wh'o
hnps h5arsssp SSs iioas-Xctivu al tss7]a.
nuFfAI.U.
prr,,yp Feb. la-CATrf.E-HccoiptA to-day 2t2;
ate, Ht, Seeraiiv unchansodi sNlos
isinsrr Asp tAAnS-1'ocosp.s, s':oo' MARKET qulot
II @ ,ho snpply # sa'snls siqsk
Il, fair IL ct,oIcu ci,tEs, t.sn16.U,
KASsAs CITY.
srttiol Dttpatth u The Chicago Tribune.
r,SnISt.IrY, EEti lA-CATTLE-Il1O Price EttrffnE
, 1881-02-19
EINClENA'IeI.

ciac.aHArt. o. Sot tl,-coTroS-stoadJ md nrml
liH1.
SiA
GnA1N-Wha4t alm, No. ! red, El0A Corn DO
, 1881-02-19
The Charges Of the County Archi-
tect Being Thoroughly
Gone Into.
His Quarrel with the Grant, Company
Over tho Courthouse
Contracts.
Not Much Testimony Taken Yesterday,
and m Adjournment flad
until To-D Day.

avnlnst ,ho itnu,I.In. t,ovto nrorlt f.o,nrorv Il
viii 10 remembered tint Mr.. Armstrong charged
that IN tho building OF tho Courthouse larxo
quantity or rxpcnBvo work ordered by tho
t,o,n,,nnv ,vtI',., - ,v. ,,inno,, .."s ~ ',, y,
.,o'"H'hs' ""'en, ~ "hs n'leA'", W. )" ueo. ~
tisc uoln'y oh tnis account BONG s'n'u9' III nc
cuIltrnry, It wis alleged by ar. 1t!nsdAlo thnt
stvtn,,,n,,t ,u.,,o H., r.. Arr,a,rn,r mi ,h,s
what work bad bcen omIttnd was more than
colinterl1a!niccd BY work which hnd been addod,
aud tint Mr. Araatrong's charges woro only
T,,.,. W. .no ~! ooso W o,"s
inofu Wero present NJ tao 'heet'aR tomm'e'
uor Kno nr1aht t"s dt oSei sns' Farrnn ,, "9; ana
I,cinwutI
I,,t,, ,,n .,,,, .u 49, ,.,.,.,,.,.,.,, ..,n.. .,.
eon,,, H.. ,s,,.s.t ~ ~. 1assas ...Ia,' en",.
for Mr. irmatrnn" md Mr, 1,oun,rco 'n, for tho
lisns'ac. poslo Grsnit Company.
After Tho communication from Mr. Armstrong
,x', 10 1o Gu,aty noas ealooayS 'ho eha1xe
r@eadt @ ,, Mr.: Moun.rec said ti,At ho ropresented
on wa, ~ inves.Isauon tintll he was present:
pene !" S. ""xt weesaay Sn tse 'n0 matter 00 p's'-
~ W. o'' sto mint af moving from THO city, and,
nhs!hH Ms !Aiili!y ~ H0tel, WIZ NJ Hfnat ex.
ilehst' which Wpuil 10 Increased by Il delay Of
shH .i.ve;atsRatlfnit' .;.;,!IR r. 4.,.,. j.,
~. Felth F'll't TINT II Testimony was to bo
,nkc,1 at ne present session Of tho Committee
Mr. Aft'lstroaK WIS
NOT l.E4tDf TO GO on
wifi Tim Invns,i1nttor nm rrn,,r ~ t,,o ch,ro,
,shli.h Nj Arns,rH,v hnlI T,nt," ,yn,IT ran,,trn
tia intrtnllinn nf n smnrt trs;i,nnnr' nnI risn
~ ,nr,"i,' t,i,ns r bf,,, ,lcrt ,n ~ }' @ n'fu ~
ttt. re,msrr n, m,i, nrr,.o th"s Nm nn'1 ,,tnro
I'll eas,. viii ,h"rn II "inwni tt,do 20 nt f',uro
H Sir. f;mntrro NJ 'u n.t."i Tnr ,nmca,ato ac,t,p
ri,t ;.s,, ~ n1nIu .H t,, ~ rt,. .,.t %
,ns t"t.s inHkns t!o uarRca snonM no reMny
nv" ~, ran 19" H ,nrt.a ,s .os "eto at taMe
s"ro,'s s,,u,rtnr am'I ho xvm, pnv tnot thn
sI,ti" shs,.,,n .sa ~ hint,, ,n"it', n1'n ~ .t
s'sn!lt1 ,'I mni hms mnuc fG!i uai!siseSts9ntGs!.
n, ,n,s .,,, TN pt ~, H. t.p ~ ~, % nu ~ & .,lc
,,s, m .G ~ H., n,n, ne .e. ait;' ,,,in is
, 1881-02-19

nETHotT, Mich, Ecu -ia-FLoUH-1teadg,
GHs1H-Whsat ra!tuEt free; cxtrp homlnait No.
whltu. I0 tuhruary. nothing doiH9a Alnsch &iAgS;
April.&!H1, May. 1l.1i4i June, sLyA3l3 No. y rod,
t0ilNFs &EUt}t; No. 3MhltH, H44G.
NECGilsfs-Whu ii ,l0 lii.
buirAfAIH-NAuat lllU hu.
, 1881-02-19
IlGSl,QX.

HoSToH, Fob. la,-fLOuI- Steady and firm; Woat-
0TIi Kupcftinn, 6U; CnnlnlOn 10 good extras, .1a
4sai wscuMan uxtTas. tods5to; 8iinneAata tu &l76
ttafgi winter wuats Ohio md hitrl,lxan, E253a.ty
thdnDn. sa.AAsu, 6t. l.onta aHd ln!nnlp. EhfbagE1
Spring JMtAtttE. AsStt3.Mlt WiAtsr lttt Ni..A1fth
HAAtH.-Cnr ,'rn,; !ala.l ugd yolIw. hksulp etoa.-
Eh,i hu 1wh!., ts@an sba No. nlxod and No. VAto,
*GuH-pDsurn fF.sl 2{de!1a4
AEcgltts-F5uui, b.dtu brIs corn, 4:,0u but whear
p,p4jbuI uA1s, I9tUUu hn.
EHlFMEHIH-CUfu, Al1W bu, MhcRt, - lM bu.
, 1881-02-19

bRwRs1o. Feb. i.--t3nA&H-Hhnat atondy. Corn
gulat, now Western Mixed. Sact old do, b7c,
, 1881-02-19

Special Dlspateh 10 Tho CAtsaoo ItibrnS
KANsAs CITY, Fob. lE-tlitAlS-Ths I'stt4 purytnt
repoFsAs ,Whoal-Hueslpts, Asaa hu. shlpluents An1
Lui wuak, NJ. caah, s&ui March, k{ot Mo. cash,
talpt,l 3lJ 6ui shpmenls, 1.0 bui No. ! cash. ESt
, 1881-02-19

fxW YORK. Feb, 1s.-Tho MARKET continues quiet
va1nes EnnurnsIy EtondJ, cotton Rou1s In n.uhusasu
tieinnl ut unchanged prices. prints md usinte ell
lawns qulut; Hn3tnn!a In brink r1Iiest ilnl tirn
irsss K0Uds Ga.ry actIscs wnulen goods remain suK
Ht5il, z-
, 1881-02-19

ToIEnn O.. Feb. 18--{slsAlK-Yhoat easier, No, .
rad Wabna March. 3los}{l April s0 May tlu,{,
No. i fp Wabash Hu, Corn bull; high mixel. E2}4o
Onts dull; No. u Muy, 1hc.
rioyEits4utet, No. 3tnamuoth. 1A7o, old prime.
fila; Hu.9 + III, d1d do. $.U.
&lAashlt-WErnt ttrnlutf No. 2 rod. February hpIh
pAlos Mnrch et tlO65tt Aril hold 1T jl65i
ana soih Glts kslss Mny at fltn. Corn st1.dyi NJ.
No {4cpi4tH pf SAlHmUntg.
, 1881-02-19

FLEET CAPTAINS APPOINTED,
Appointments OF Cuptulns Of Capt. j. =. Dun
hu1u's iieet OF Ra!-vosscls aud tugs have been
made rs follows:
III Fountain; schooner penslukcc, Capt. Caiet
IIentley; schooner 4. bfosher, Capt Jero McCnr-
y; schuoner I.otttu Wolf, cnpt. Tim Kelly: Hcow
hIp4cs GAse. Cant. II, i. ErnHo.
1uQs-A. Miller. Enpt. JUhn Ferguson; hosher,
Cnpt. JnnIcs H. SINCLAIR; robert iuullain tnpw).
Cnpt. ChArleS McChtl; Little Uinnt, Capt. Coils
nors; j. e. lngratn, Eupt. Ju1nes l1nton; u. ".
tinrtinar, CaPl. a. Z. johnson; J. 4. Crawford,
Capt. 4ltrick Durmnn.
, 1881-02-19


CLEVELAND, O.. Feb lR-rEritOIGgM-Etrni siand-
hri whfte Ito test, Vic.
1lrrsIItH0. Fob. la-PEraoLEust-I3ult cr,idg
Menk9rt uu!soA eottlcates oIufad Mt pUu, gouuaI,
VIZ, pIlladuIphla delivery.
, 1881-02-19
1.GAYU 7 Aretro

lDneAturtlHr Night TO Gilman t,1.ly.
4Op Saturday Nisllt runs " t'c1ritt uulT
"nllnaii, Vt. lsblt14 IL l'nclHe Tknilvnv
poteurnrt Stewart AnH Arcterhra rF!renty-tnir1.
I'll. Arctitr.nY chrs via Htuty-At run tu tho depot
Ttckut OHc4. ii tlAri.5t. 49,
, 1881-02-19


MELwArKEE. Fob. fs.-Thcrc wis aoInp lmpsovo-
mint IN tho nn1bMnt OF bNstnoss transacted at the
Chntnhor 0t Commerce. t0.tlny. Tho DpGnlrR kn1es
wore nt n rcdneon Ut 40 frnm Thur.tay's cusp. but
tha tonD OF tho Markoe WIS butter Nil forenoon, Tho
regular cabio dispatches reported strahler foelnK
Abruasl. nltfxlt thUfc noGnind IL bs Itfe
In f}tOat britain. Prlrnto ntycas uf m Interesting
character woro rurclsud. 'fhu statun,enl tnnao
@ Mnn th aMsh9tliy ' q rE9,l,1nt chicayD coin!s-
o:pecly TIL II Ms tas Ma o !. su n "; - so,'9 sF'
MnMS @ sFqaifsnH ~ in tnl' a tha. ts ss nvo
%esc9 W." Swa aii II s aa oiss Il NO of
tssa sst".5!. hnyo my .snl fo,iniloi,. which
Ss 3: 'e ss s asS S
% ssa sa sSs Mn ap! IL
as IT. sne!sa 1 rs ss tE t snkn tS ~; ~
afRS, E " f aSa q @ AZ soaSi5y
Sts s%;S I'D I'D A., s p @
ss'"s 'e"''e'" ~ o. Fa' sIsts sts *s: I'D TS S.s
&pi s 'ssss snS SSss sS s ~! 'sS % @ s S s&S
:" nrsst II II Gcss S ni II
's ,@y W. ss9is:s"s sst s's III os9 sHs !.
Hns Tho snel Interest VIM np.mToHt r tlta pryis
aHy cash mess pork cospd ut sli n',d casl ar At
II tn 1ptsttrn As,oetatea I'rr,s.
MftwAuKEE Wiz. Fot. lh-ttotR--Ipull and
uHasN--,xhent stealy, closed M, lot; M, nonl-
n Sa ess 9 te9y;"y s a"fs e., '; H.
S $;sS .:s s%$S
itoslH1St-!llElter;in inuss pt,rk. fIIaU cas. Lard
r5I1S @sfi,snrp s.s% .a, !s.sS,S s''s pa fo'Fasfy
MEcHlrIs-Flouf. i0.t0j Trst wheat. 1auo bu, oats,
-sS:,SEsrs- $40 bu; corn, so} bu; oats.
, 1881-02-19

1t. Louis j. Tcfas Ttpress
IT. l.uuis i Tpxns East I.ltan. ,...,
GhirU y iSuw pIiualis EkiItesa,.,.
New, urieNtlt i l'uAska tnat E1,,,.
springfield Express. s+...,,,.,,.,.,,,.
tprinxticld NIGHT Express .,,,,,,,
teoEitl nurlLf1Et1it " Nsokiik, =.
fs'HGfln, Huflihghtil l. AcuIuk,,.
1'ontsus \ l'EAlAwurLh i.1,lreai,,
EHutAMUFth EIIIrCn1. ....,.,..,,,
Gtl!1!an i'askengsr.;........,... .,......
1lns'tliuo i SthtIx ttity lsr1.teas.,
uuuM4ue s S!uux CITY l:+pross..
, 1881-02-19

MORE TESS1sI.-Tl2ANSF1
Yesterday Mcasrs. Osier s. Clark, acting US
agents for Capt. Myers, sold tho schooner Two
FMnntas to Mcssrs. Miller Il baldwin, of Ketlo-
sh'l, for $17t000,-tl0,0N down nud tho bn!uncp
In two years. Capt. Milori Is tho owner OF tho
schooner Lookout, anl Mr. baldwin OWNS tho
schooner Nusraxa.sot.
Martin 1lausIcr and brother, OF South ChIcayo,
yesterday afternoon sold tho tug 1.-Two nrothors
to Mcssrs. Munsen s. nurtlick, OF this city. tho
AAnd.lnnlcrs, for q, ,6Uu cash. tnasuluch rs the
szp, and propelled byR lGxlB engine, tho pur-
chMscrs 1Aye SECURED Il bargain.
W. u: Marley. VI Murine E!ty.. has sold his
s!ean'.bargcs Morley aud \. i. Hopkins to Nnw
York pHrt!ey, supposed to 10 ActtnY III tho iufcr
est OF the WHbnsh hallway CUNpAiiy. THO price
paid tt'r tho ctttft has not transpIsel. Tho Hills
Ut Hato wilt tu Rigucd III llulfnlu un TucsdAy
next. Tho bArRta havo carrying capacity Of
NEW CRAFT UNDER CONTRACT.
Capt. Willlntu johnson, OF this city, hns let to
,Mcssrs lennd & burger, tho well-kuown MRnl-
towoo ah!pbnl!ders, Il contract for tho cpnstruc-
ton Of 4 vessel fur tho lumber trade Ut tho ful
lowluy tlimenslons: Length, II. foot; breadth
OF ,beasn, D feet. depth Of hud, 10 feet. The
builders agree to have tlle cr1lft tumpietcsl by
Tho l6th OF May, but II ~ scarcely probable that
they VIII suooced ~ 90 doing.
Martin tlnusoT y llrothor. OF aouth Chicago,
who yesterday sold tho tug Two brothcrs, will
rtplace hGr temporarily OH tho opuntng Ut navi.
Hntun with small tug chartered from l.. u.
Coates. OF South liayeI, fur x;ku pcr mouth. III
strIulio,, ut Saug,tnuk tug OF " reet keel. Ii
foot inUt,es beam, altl leut hold with tIo In
tentlun nE securing her completion BY tho Ist OF
June Tho new tux IL 10 bc provided with I'M u
x2D engine. and IL Intended fur harbor scrvipp ut
hnutjI thfcRxt.
, 1881-02-19

n ba!ly l!M!ty, Except Sunday. cUnIIy. oxrrnt
Saturday dnafIT, excuEL MontuJ. .-~01'
ahfHn:n, Mf1wnnteo II NJ. Pant t,u.v,
lhH'tlhnalo' t3opos I, corner u,sntnn rnt c.r.ov.
rs. Ticket qnlcs u Ciasx-st- I;aymnr tfenwssa
Gs1ho Facit1u Ilotu. MID at UopnE 1'os 1i'ass
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1881-08-13

Paste,4r, Chsmberlaud, and Roux unite
In arriving at the conclusion that q new
disease can be developed from the saliva of
victim Of hydrophobia. The germ which
produces the disease IS Of the shape Of a
small rod CONSTRUCTED at the middle and i'm.
bedded In mucous matter. Strange to say,
although closely resembling the microbe
which causes chicken cholera, it has no
effect upon fowls. The saliva experimental
with was taken from child that had died
Of bite from a mad dog. Rabbits lnnocu-
lated with dilute solution of 1t, after suf-
ering from loss of appetite, paralysis,
swelling In the groin and in the axille, died
within twenty-six hours, and other rabbits
innoculated with the blood of those which
had been poisoned with the saliva soon died
also. Dogs similarly treated did not live
moro than two or three days, but they did
not manifest any of the symptoms of
rabies. Guinea pigs, although so like rab-
bits, seemed to escape all evil coDse
quences. The experimcnters are of the
opinion that the disease is quite different
from hydrophobla; but they naye not as
yet pushed their researches far enough to
be able to cay what precise connection ex-
lists between the two maladles.
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1881-08-13

The Pepatne Treatment Of Tape
tOo'n,.-The tapeworm is able to live in
the stomach because of Its ability to resist
the digestive action of the fluids normal to
the stomach. In a stronger peptic solution
the live worm euccumbs aud is digested
like any other flesh. Accordingly French
physician treated with stronge doses of
pepsine child who had passed segments
OF large tapeworm. About 45 grains of
perslne were administered daily for five
days. The child experienced no harm and
showed no special symptoms. Then pro-
per dose OF sulphate of pelletlorine with
castor oil was given, and The discharges
showed no signs of the worm. Subsequent
experiments with vegetable pepsine-
papaine-which Is n.uch more active, arc
said to have given very promising results.
One child passed fragments of tapeworm
ten inches in lcagth. softened and practi-
calIy digcsted.