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From an Exchange.
81 won't!" said Rachel Read.
"You qoiU!" said the Colonel.
"But can't" pleaded Rachel.
Eyes, you CAMP resolutely assert
ed her father.
"But II don't want to!" sobbed
the poor little girl, with an April
tempest of tears sparkling all over
her face.
"It,s my belief that you don't
know what you do want!" rejoined
the Colonel, magisterially' "Girls
never do. And it's my business to
know tor YOU. Good gracious! what
would you have,I should like to know
A rich man, with money enough to
indulge your every wilma deacon
ehprch=--a most desirable
match in every respect! Jusc room
at the lucky series OF events that
have led up the affair. Here you are,
a great girl, eighteen years old, beg
inning to think of supporting yourself
by teaching school. Here is my old
college chum, Smythe, planting cot
ton and orange trees down in Alaba'
ma writes 10 me that he wants wife,
and saws he'll be up North in the
month OF July, 1 write back to him
that I have an eligible and highly
educated daughter, who
"Papa," cried out Rachel, cts a
shame!'
"That l should be hawked about in
this sort of way" said Rachel, hiding
her scarlet face in her hands.
81 don't know what you're talking
about said the Colonel, with stare
Of amazement, as he adjusted his eye
GLASSES and took his snuff. TO him,
matrimony was as much business
matter as the sale OF stocks and bonds.
"Don't be fooll The man may be a
few years older than you, but justice
slider what splendid opportunity it
is to settle in life!"
"But suppose l don't want to set
tie in lite!" cried out Rachel, fairly
driven desperate.
"Every young woman ought to
want TO settle in lite," oracularly res
marked her father, "You'd want TO-,
fast enough, if it was young oriel
instead of Jonathan Smythe. who"
"Papa"
But the Colonel shook his head SOL
emily.
ITS high time said he. that
that foolish boy and girl Irritation
was broken up: And, by-the-way'
Rachel"
eyes, papa"
aY have been writing to Smythe'
this morning, and Ipromised to send
him your photograph
Rachel bit her rose red lower lip;
an ominous color came into her cheek
and aplitter to her ey es; but she utter
ed no word, as the Colonel went
laundering on;
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last one you had taken, with your
hair brushed back, and the black vel
vet coat or jacket, or whatever you
call it. Smythe will like to see what
sort of looking wife he's going to
have. Ha, ha, ha! There goes the
girl n0w--as quick as lucifer match!
Well, shall be glad when she's safe
ly married, down in Alabama, with
Smythe. 1 never could understand
the ms and outs of a girls nature"
And he leisurely lighted cigar,
and took up the latest periodical,
while his daughter, flying down the
broad, old fashioned staircase, never
paused until she had reached bow
cry nook in the garden, where the
boughs Of great apple-tree dropped,
like green tent, nearly to the ground
and carpet OF delicious violets GOV.
cred the grass with purple mist.
Here she flung herself on the an
tique bench of rustic cedar boughs,
and rested her burning brow against
the messy trunk OF the old tree.
"Oh, dear, dear!" she pondered
"what shall do? But l never, never
will marry that horrid old Southern
planter! I'll never marry any one but
Oliver Oriel, if = live and die an old
maid, no matter what papa says! All
papa cares is to have his cigar and
Champagne bills paid. aud to get ma
safely off his hands. Dear me, Bridg-
ct, what Is it now?"
"It's me, MISS" answered the red>
armed maid. ot-aIl.work, plunging
through the green labyrinths OF the
garden, with wide open blue eyes,
broad, treckled face, and a mouth
like that of a good tempered shark.
"Me photographs have come home
an woulden't yez like to see 'em?
Sure, they're as like as pays, an the
illigant gold chain an earrings put in
graUfS, ~-4s, lba. stripe -<hsslaA- alapaea
dress as plain as daylight, miss; an
the very wart on the chin Of me, as
they might have had the manners to
leaveoutw
Rachel Read brushed the tears
from her eyes, and smiled family.
"Let me see, Bridget" said she.
"Yes they are very like. Bridget"
with sudden inspiration, 81 should
like one OF these if you don't mind
giving it to me?"
The shark,like grin grew broader
than ever on the jolly Celtic face.
"Sure, miss, an I should be proud
an happy it you'd accept It," said
Bridget, with courtesy.
And she went back to her pots and
pans, hattered beyond measure, while
Rachel Read sped to the library,
where, on the table, lay the envelope,
directed to Jonathan Smythe, Esq,
Everglade Hall, near Peggisport,
Alabama"
"There," said she, as she slipped
Budgets likeness. wart, freckles,
gilded ornaments and all, inside the
missive, elf he wants a photograph,
he shall have ore"
And with laudable precaution she
sealed the letter, in order that there
should be no possible mistake.
Halt an hour afterward, as she
sat at her sewing in her own room,
the colonel's voice roared up the
stairway, like the accents OF the
"Great Big Bear" in the childrens
story book:
"Rachel! Rachel, | say !'
"Well, ?"
"What made you seal up that let
ter OF Smythe's? l wanted to add
few words about the fastest rail-
road line to the North"
Didn't you tell me to seal it,
papa?"
NO p Numbered the colonel.
"Dear, dear" said Rachel, that
was very awkward of me-"
And she began to tremble all over,
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lian countenance Of Bridget incIosed

man countenance of Bridget lncloseo
therein.
"Did you put in the photograph"
irately questioned her father.
eyes, papa" faltered our heroine.
"That's right !" said Colonel Reade,
rather more pleasantly.
And just then, Tommy, the GRAND
boy, came round with the post-bag,
and to Rachel's inefable relief the
letter went on IFS way, with no
further deteutions, and the girl
breathed freely once again.
And then ensued period OF pa
tient waiting.
"He'll set the day for coming N orth
in his next letter." said Colonel
Reade to himself.
"He'll break off the whole thing,
when he sees the picture" unused Ra
chel; cor at least he'll be no judge Of
girls looks if he Doesn't"
"And l shall get him to pay my
debts, and allow me snug little an.
nual income" said Colonel Reade, in.
wardly chuckling.
"And I shall marry Oliver Oriel,
and we shall live in cottage all
covered with roses, and be happy all
our lives long," pondered Rachel.
Strange it is what different views
OF life are entertained by forty eight
and eighteen
And when the letter from Peggis-
port, Alabama, finally did arrive,
the colonel beamed, and Rachel
turned pink and pale and futtered
like an autumn leaf, as she sat behind
her big silver.plated coffee urn.
"Ah," said the Colonel, graciously.
"a letter from Smythe. l hope,
my dear, it won't take you long to
get your wedding things made up.,in
case he's impatient for an early date"
"What does he. say, papa" family
demanded Rachel, recklessly piling
the sugar into her fathers cup.
He says"-but here the smiling
expressio n~~,ras.s.sss.A sspathe colopers
brow, and a thunder.cloud stole over
its expanse-he says confound the
fellows impotence that he has
changed his mind, and decided moi
to come North this summer.
elbow very strange" said Rachel,
"And that, upon the whole-upor
my word, l should like to thrash him
he thinks he is too far advanced il
years to marry, and begs leave re-
specially to withdraw his suit. Why
why!" looking around with lobster
eyes of amazement and indignation
"what does the man mean? He's
barely fitty-in the very prime of life
It's nothing on earth but wretched
subtertuge to get off the match p
Rachel put a little embroidered
handkerchief her eyes.
"Papa," said she, plaintively, "Im
sure you wouldn't want to force me
upon an unwilling bridegroom! !"
"Of course l wouldn't" bristled
up the colonel. "The Reades are a
much better family than the Smythes,
and always were. But l can't imag.
inc why he has so suddenly altered
his views"
cts the photograph, papa" said
Rachel.
"The photograph ? How can it he
the photograph? Inever saw bet.
ter picture, or" incautiousIy added
The colonel, "a prettier girl"
TASTES differ, papa" said Rachel,
family.
81 should think they did" grunted
the colonel.
"But, papa" went on Rachel, tak>
ing advantage Of her fathers mood
OF hostility toward the Southern
planter, che must not think we are
pining over his reflections"
"Certainly not, certainly not!" cried
the Colonel "Where's that young
Oriel? He's not much OF match. but
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t.nrttIH tn such I'M rxtcut TINT they arc nlrriy
esylna """'o Or r'''' !" INC parry now Il"
mwrt. ,,.............,
~ eu,per"ucs" bunk % Of tno piatfurm t.v where. w
upnn tic "p,,rc In hcnrt," Including prcncucrs.
Dr. % DUNCAN. and few nthors, met II cotl.
vcntton anl solicited Il 'ot ot candltntes Of their
own. The Democrats. Ut course. are getting
~, n,,a .no f.,a,ta "au au mSr. m.uar,,, a man
Nv ".'u 1"u ,'i in.la''ss "te nhs's'uK "F"anu
fnr loop-hole to cscnpc. TO show
how t,ntrIuttu tt1oy Ntc, It IL only necessary to
monitor, the faot that .hnr 1,cst ,rrrn finn t,,r,.
nibiitvnt,t. or i'm sfnln"a h~s icn" minrtc,
tll's carly by tull'llcdHell mortgage, ntiil Is
thing Of tho rnst. It would acr'u, na It ont Of
;o !, pe"pe.ant, .horo must 10 ,iat many
ment Will 10 v"tc,l slown-thorc were onot'Hh
n naiu.r In s,lrh n aran,, cut,se. int Mae,tnns"
words. a, iy III, er,I" "vyt'. NJ f '1SVI ,%
proprietor must l,c Judged tho prnctIcnl ",Tom-
t,crit,,co |" atyocntcs. Dubunue County Korul,-
..e'ls nosn,la'oa t.lo lio',. .. N. traves tor
s,a.o s senates, anu 'no t'n'ea , o. tnat Guy
jps ."l On n his 1ask ana n0ms with taEs
s H. ,Sss I'll; I ss'ss Sss y SssT as s 4
1sn!i il Oh ui he Il ,lcs 10 be &c ca%t u ahaEo. 9s
helped pass tic "'ionipofa"oS @ ] rosuI,ition, @ bnt
IL Il little 0f tho rortrsu oplaIun now. Ills roufse,
however, VII, probably elact him, md ho will
With unntur Hunts rccoru In TINT oi1fcv, unless
II be tho tAntlcs, snn sny but thut he haa iiiioll
it HSy ana ,sIo,;I. My'i ~ n,o ,r,,,
iators ihs faI; ard. IL It @ Continues % to % toEo
milis6 iouHor, IL viii do whit tho hen dill thae
hntf sttckH tied tn her lcEs-wulk itself right
, 1881-10-07
Michigan Avenue boulevard.

~ rae Editor o. lhe Ghiedy0 1FloAHe*
C1lICAns,, 0ct h.-tteturnng from THO city
few tllys elncH WIS informed Tint tho now rsns1
III Michigan nvcn,lc WIS completed f0r n short
distance. 10 With nlany expectations and Nh In
nRlnnry rtt!o OrDr magnificent rSstst minus tlla
usunl mud and unpieasantncss of ordinary
roads ordered tho conct,nun 10 drive avrr 10
AItchlgnn avenue, TINT ! might uuiny ws,at
supposed would bu a delightful ruutl. low
sldy wcro my expectations, t!ashod when. m
riding ntolH, / felt "tlush" Of mud al. my
fncr, mud saw tho. cnrrinEo wheels hcconBg
covered With mud! Why IL thtsY After these
heavy tnxes, why should va be chcatcl! III tns
why md jNy for n rond which IL NU better thNn
nsly very uru1ary n1ueAtaatn fuNdEci?
Whit WINS tho commission IHil 10 tho Fnrk
Comntsanncrs, perhaps by tho t,rpprictora OF q
hugo gravel lied, tn decide ur0n such q third
ciIl*a pavement? Why Is IL when peopo hNvo
el1eh pavement ny The onn OIL afithlpan ave-
hue from Eighteenth to Twentieth streets to
rftlB OIL thnt thuy should decide 1t Is +" faulty"
md put luwH one that ,1As enst tho pe1ple such
mn enormous sun, and is in ovury way iufprl1r?
Perhaps It ts Gecausp Chicago Is ai,ch ilthy city
that ltR lnrk commissioners hnyo Gec1slt 10
accustomed tD tho usual !ilth TINT they cannGt
see tho advantage thls coycrrte pavement hns
over this common but costly nov unc.. CleaH|t-
nc.s Is next to En1Ilncss, and / think nno ciln
enslfy appreciate tho force III this sAs1ng Wheu,
utter riding frun Twrlfth to Sixteenth streets
OIL tho now pavement, thoy 1nally. strike tho
cnncreto at Eightccnth street, 80 beautifully
st1iuuth nhu clean. q. Il. W.
, 1881-10-07
Imported Mud.
II thA Editor af J7aa Ehtfdap Tribune,


CHicANn, flct. G.-Our beloved city bus long
oaen celebrated for lis lnud-not only for It's
Yr1at NIllnttty In tho uKxgeyato, hut for tho
nlAsy dlyetslt!cs In Its ct,lupostlon. 10 tue orr
dtIMrtly constituted mind 1t seemed that wu hAd
mud rluuRL nnd to spare. Hut 1t appears that
ther1 were SONIC pctsuns wh1 Woru not Butlsiica
with the bounty that N4turo bud lntlshcd upon
t1 0uF nAtIys stock or mud nt exuiU yarlety, it.
nlganaus ~ tho Interior Ut Illinois. Tho tup-
nvti!no bouevard-ut least III tho vicinity Ut
Twelfth stteOt-ls composed OF 4 substance lpa-
!4natea ~ Peoria gravel. 1t IL extraordinarily
susceptible to the influence OF moisture, form.
!nK puddtcs OF ludescrlbablo nastiatsss upon tue
slightest prpyooatoni aud the unfottunate
beings who sse ceupcsled to cross these pud.
, 1881-10-07

lIYnH PARK. Dot. a.-.Aa roader OF your yaln-
ablu puper, noticed III Inst Sundays Issue whore
K0tho bud boys noar Lincoln Park wore arrested
for ustuV slun9shots Now, why cunnot that
aAnu law 10 enforced Ia 1lydo I'Arkp | speak in
tutinlt Ut th@u tl9Ar foathored eongssGrs whu
urb found duly Mb0l,t NY DArG,l0nta dead, tine
sn,9s .a.a ~ wAk nnont hla prontto" without dan.
inosc tuunn !ads. who uluIt. % hayo humane
pasent4t !luat tho Bnto fatu those ,oys OH tho
H. lovely cr!Inso,-nrustud tltto bird. yet w0sin
with lho Mo It wlso Creutof Kase, the victim nr
y stunKshot. Cnnn1t koMtthtnR bo donor VIZ
alIttuais why lnAy not suMu hutnnt,u yntco at-
iA:al for tho fcathsrul trlaY ~ apeak for those
who cannot eponk for thUt,lSG1roa"
A RESILIENT uF HYDE PARK,
, 1881-10-07
Tho Opium Habit in New York.

Nr,v y,ov,, f,.t ,-a ,,,,. - ,,o,,,, ,,u,,,. ~
NEW Ao'Nt ocI' 7+-1e e"p5 VI ypuf Phper VI
Sept. u contains IL communication OH opium
smoking and smokers III this city thnt does mo
such marked Injustice md so grossly. thounh
,.,,,s,o..,...,,.. ,s..a.an~.. 49, 80. .,s
"''ntenuonh"s' h!sFepsehenls SoHo thets. 1nnt
must beg oe sou space to show wherein tho
hnvo ,,eer cnhnavortnr for sorne morthu
,,.s, W. ,,,n,,. aSar'., n.s. ..5s., ~. ..., 10
M Is'ot W hanAo " easo4"t A'o e@ten"ctt atuay VI
some hO00 whites, rnu!o and female. In or.ler tu
test tho effects of op!1m lIppu tho toav and
, 1881-10-07
lTicAIA.

ITEMS.
Tho bearing Of tho meat cnnnlng patent cases
Deforu Judges Drllmmunh nlil IltudHett, wAs
concluded ycatordny atll the cases tuken uude,
advls1mgnt.
Today IL tho last day Of service In the Circuit
Court.
III tho ancient casc Of The People against ",
II. ltnrper, the ex-uratn Inspector, Il suit bcx,,u
homo ypllrB ago to recover balance In hIs haudt
received fr,n feGs. uiid which bus tr1lyeel
through nil the courts and bnrk agnln, tho tltna
y plead was Yesterday oxtundel by Judge
lfnwcs to tho H4th Inst,
The habens Ihrptls cast Of sn.uuel K. Parker
AglinAt MyrAt Smith aud wife. to recover tts.
session Of tho rcutor's little GIRL came up Luufs
J.tdEa Muran yesterday fE,rning.. Thc respond.
their inwyer, nnt. hnd nut put In any return
to tho petition. Lcnte WAS Kivcn them 10 Ills
their return by tonnrr0w, ant1 thu heArlnR was
postponed until Tnesdny. In tho meantime,
!ho child Is to runialu lu thu custody of tbs
father.
, 1881-10-07

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w. ,,; MIKE user M n!Gy NJ tMeSs; ncT"Hs !ni.'
l't,M, h,,',t i,,5 ~ '. t,n,.l: ,,m,r .i,,a
nixt'i,. nth tvnss, Snr,r, ri t,rr.t n,nt ,nvu',t
tbls 10 tic sinnktes, Tic almost sojii cn,,.,,l
nt tI,,s n,,irc iif;v.m,ia uni strctcl. t,nrn arc
"rr "rnvrm ' ,o ' In ennil.nnvin" 1i"rs svi,iln
tIS nros,,ccfs' viii NJ, ncttnf vn1ne ri
iiUm .si,6GN 10 si0o00, nro myriad. b.
yuntl TIM Sm0kfes, Oll this chnln.
the country is ton young to have told; but It
fs rtrl, With promise for r,ext season.
! write this aftcr ninety slnys' careful
study a1ni exploration ot the country, atl,t IN
mnitr,lt c,!,tntry; bit only tho i,nif l,as been
"S''''oeso; &xor,,nn mcn MINERAL. MELT.
@ nin,,nr ' IT fust f. md i,tti|s W.MMI % W,yrrs.
thn,.rnH r,,,,,,fmT ,'nrt,,w"stortv n"rnss liz;
Enst ForE of Wpn,i i,ivsr mi l,oniIfer t,rcek
% Ia tuirna. W ai,d Iv" t,yar .i lie T Dfyi 10 Saw
cEnt,, at mines rxten,is. Srininr ipci, ,,rn
careful iu tho ,isc Of tho word ''nltne," and
,lraw sharp distinction between mines md
prospects; n'i!, IN spenklng OF luis E0ili1try,
shall carefully tnnkn THO same dlstinctioli-
Is n mineral region moro tll,lli
thNn twenty IN breadth Tint is ,spang1etl NIL
bcred TINT u llalf-.aozrn big properties ate
elih,lgI, ~ miako. great camp. anil tlell tlQ
9t fvrEyt t1at te,s aro scores ot the and
Srsr Sfss AID lospseoS sGy s Is ys s sISes IS S @ s
ntni tho secret Of tho rapidly multiplying pop-
ulAttOn Is apparent.
HALEY.
'rho result Of this wI,lc.exten,letl nopu)a-
mid uer,,,Allej1t uxtstGj,crUf tile yafUllS towns
mentioned. nMl between thcso there IL tln
lsnn! lieAtMl rivalry: but HALEY Mt present
las t!ccl.stly the lead, 1t being centrally u
caf% W1t feG" .H te G vsf g., soH 9 "gf,s
above md also being beautifully sit''ntcd q,
q Lowell bunch ri. the ln''k Of the
famous tr0llt.strcant. wood River, nil
lying directly opposit tho , mouth
Town Ot Bi!llEoll, about which nre clustered
several han,ired thousand dollars, mi aay
one Of which Is cataR1c nt producing 1to
enough to employ I'LL tho transportation
available.
4 couSTy.sEAr QUESTION.
The co,,,1ty.scnt or fills cnuntv fA]turos) ts
At iiocky iii, upwards Of I'D i,ilus .iistntt;
iast Ierisjat,,rc to cnii n srecial electio,I for
Sent. 13 10 In Hmm II permnucnt iOcn.f3,, III
the eouIty-sent. The contest wns earnestly
carried oil. llnfley md Bellevue being tho
lending cnild1sntes. Ilie polls closed slow
inE HALEY to hnye cast ~ votes, With 10?
being regarded las as settling tug question III hcr
III. Il Wild yel! OF delight, mingled
with WHICH was the rattlinE discharge of
srorts Of stx-s!looters: Bullets, rattled
through tho tiIasy bniIdlnes and plowed up
the streets. but IT. everybody Wns lMpry, and
no no oHe hurt: 'rl!e entire returns aro not Mot lit,
mn ~ wuscxa
, 1881-10-07
Cardinal Manning III English Society
Fon.lnn Ily.rI,1 =

.IIo quietly sIRila Win his ChrIatIan nama'
alone, like 1'rtuto OF tho Llnod. and no Ons uo'
jcets: Tho Times tnvnriably gives him the noh-
fuse to III. Herbert Bpoucer or 10 rrof. Huxley.
~ the - Union banquet Ut few yaars ylnce
by obtaiuel preccdcNce over the intliHnaNl
lifshop Ut Oxford III the Mtter's owl. tlloceso u
was MY very well for the tllBhup IL leate tho ta.
nlo; his rctreat an1y sKa'al liLetl the triumph q
tue CartilstNl, who remained muster Of tho huldi
appaartng ut court, he 10 cntrrnted L, cotns to
yMrden larttcs where tho 8uyereixu goes out OF
hGf WIy 10 do hin h0Lut.
, 1881-10-07
a BADLY M!NED-ur TITLE.

Two bills wore lllod yestcrtlay IN tho Superior
Court by the Chicago & Eastern 1lInoIs Railroad
Company 10 cloar the tlt!e 10 some OF its real
estate. Tho iarst was agaiuer Fayctto l.. Binons,
Jaseph r. YuunK. Charles Judson. aud Joun Ten
ney. aud involved tho titlo to Lot H. block H. In
Carponter's addition to Chicago It IL chargol
TINT III October. lS7ss, phllu Carpenter sold ths
tract 10 tho Ch'caRo, Danyillo & vinconRos isall.
fbA1 Eumpany for x:i00, tho t,tlo heng enn-
veyr to Joseph L. Young, Its uHuht aI,l general
,,.,a.,aaer sao was well knusn 70 bo sngass4 III
aust. ls7I, also Goorge Bcoville, Ailoo Elark.
9nd J9nlthMH Clurk goll to tho company
s Highs Aidition 70 ,ChIcaeo. The titls,
aa ~ tho 1thoe ense, being taken ~ ynnnY's
'nor!gaksl LotA shsss trucls !, Munyau
few tiays after quit. t.c!aimati 10 ChuElei JuaOia
md John Tenney, officers vt tho c',,npnuy, WIN,
It Ii rluiIletl, WCr1 Interested with him In vnFlltis
spsonaltons. II Apr!l. ls's, Avery aoll .lo roni
Csthtt Under tue trust.tse1d. aud II WAa bought
H. by F. i. situns Another elnploytot Tho r0a.,.
Iho r.4l was lota out ~ fS!h under u nmrt tghxo
fur l.0o0 nnd purchased! by cunltn!tlee 1T
boadnoldeEs. who attsswArds conveyed 1t 10
, 1881-10-07

To the Editor ot Tho Ehtcapo Tribune.
Gfg MnSunE srRErT. Oct A-As WI, pubtlshcf
,,ss,o or faLrIcntIona in rruar.1 to the eMso Of
:" y. ..'s.u ~ 'nntto1ono :" 4ee"tA " tuo e"7oo ~
little araco Parker. nsk You IT. Justice to my
self and tho Industrial School spoken Of. to
mako INV defense ns public. This man Parker.
who docs not nwn ,be nrJntluo estai,]irh,uon, nt
~ nv awso W. ~ o"t euo pl"@'nH ..! ~
No. lD! Madison strcct, applied t'rst to alr.
Marsh, tho Chairman or tho Executive Co'ntnIt-
too Of .ho ftInois Industrial Scbo! fur t1,o a-
mission M nc to tho sehooi Of this Grace. Mr., stursh
sent hln. e nc, requesting n1s to ntteH to tho
matter az En9smat OF fnG e. nee9nt9I Go.nt. ns
s5x s his 81 sar s 10
glrl, as sho % raa away cro'I t6o11. and @ they had
xrGat lfohbio IN Mnllfv ler. ~ nAti conse " 10
THIS point-that e'fher truce ur she must leave
the n'sG housG' i0T M ~ VIE aod ,,n n1m ~hen
ne atnrtea VI Wnn oiheS thAt NJ
Drought Graco buck she 81 should tenve; And then
Who coud takc euro nt tho t%o !itttn ones that
she was Willing 70 ati!l keepf T. 90 not seon
rSht ~ ~ g 70 ry 80 W e. tas gr ny . 70 os e. s %
uiuar INC ptnslhlolas u onr LAW. ior nc WIZ Mnie
t1 GaFt. gooa & &wEes @ and % was: apparently: rot
nss'|M.ea dnc uti WIS 5f!snt ana NJ undressing.
anl, wts coilGnt cS?I!,l oasiy bc tnatliiKed II
Rona aomc. So tSl. or. rarkes o. tho oSetl.
, 1881-10-07
MRS, JENNIE M'GRAW FlsKE.

ITHACA, NY. Oat, B.-Ihe will Ut the lato
Mira. Junule NcGraw Ftske buqueatas to her
husband, Prof. Flsku, $s0h,0o0, to her mother
flo1Mo, anl Ike amount to ouch of I!y5
zach Cornell University $.aU.00 for u lbruFy.
hDspltul, Anu tho euro Ut tho Med raw builtilnxs
After sotnu othar buueaclhrirs are provided fot,
tue residue Ut ths estate yues 10 tho CorucA
Library Fund.
, 1881-10-07
VOICE OF THE PEOPLE,
Gnitoau'a Financial Record.

ID INC Editor o. 1hf Chltd00 TFIbHUe4
Cn1cAun, Oct. Gin n collection or mercantile
Agency OF Chtuagp for 1s7: lind nmOuF tho list
or tcud oeats or "bluck list" as 1t is called, tho
following ontry:
"E-Gutanu. chas. j., lnwyGr."
Turing to tho deiiniuuns OF tho 1ettcr w"
find:
"H-Incomu uncertain and ostan prcrnrIotls. De!or
indulnlty tho payment Uf lutts Lawsuits to col
lpCt claims would Ge uscscas. NO cTouIt VI fAvOrs
An OF which Ia u truo index OF tho common.
utMl a1ld business Chirnctcr OF tho notorious
wretch Mow uwaitlng tho legal lnockcry OF q
trial ut Washington. c.
, 1881-10-07

tllca hnvc tnr bonta, At,i tnofr dresses pMusa.
luutis ms tho r,ls ,nuy ll. cilhtii vii suItlI-
!1nli Ur cAtr'n,p ts't1ncty. tho ttIlnr or which.
brlnH bright yellow, makes Itself painfully
gravel "a a splc,,lic! acquisition IN Chttalpos
xcOtuu1cnl formations, MICHIGAN AVENUE.
, 1881-10-07
DIVORCES.

Charles 8. Shepard filed bill yesterday for
divorce from ADJ Shepard on tho ground Of
adultery.
Chnr!es Edmonds askel for divorce from
Mnry Ed.nuuds OIL account OF her dcscrtiou.