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, 1881-07-27

HART,1E1EMY Sr. lIsLA1I.E, the French
Foreign Minister, declared III the French
Chamber Of Deputies yesterday that lie re-
Rnrt1cd good understanding between
France and England essential to tho interest
Of bot'' nations, aid Of paramount interest to
civilization md humanity. hut will the
French Government agrce to commercial
trcaty which will be satisfactory tn England
III order to maintain good understanding ?
, 1881-07-27

THE body of John l3etdlor, son Of ox.Ald
J. u. Buidlor, tho well.k,'nwl1 ltlmberlnaM Ut
this city, was fotlnl III tho lalts at the foot Ut
Twenty-elglth street yesterday morning.
Tllo young lnnn loft homo about a week ag0.
for what ca,sa Inns not bcen discovered. 1t
Il probable that lle went bathing anu was
drowned accidentally.
, 1881-07-27

THE clause ofrcrr.l rs an amendment TO
the Land bill by tho AttorncY-t'enurat for
Ireland providing Tint ITO member Of tho
Land Court would bo allowed 10 occupy n
sent III Parliament during tile tvrm of his
Office wus agreed to yesterday.
, 1881-07-27

ERNEST H., Duke Of Saxc-cob'rg and
Gt,&tta, died yesterday iii Ills cd year, Thu
deceased did Ml1cil to promote Ccrma'l
unity. liz was nj, accomplished musician,
al,t! llt.s composed several op0ras, which nro
quito popular III Germany.
, 1881-07-27

T'nE Siberian plague, which las caused so
many deaths among men mud horses In st.
Petersburg, Inns broken out i'll 1,lvon!a, a,Id
has crenteA great rayages among the cattle.
Ono peasant l,as died Of the effects. Tho
doctors have been summoned III NIL haste to
try to stop tic ravnEcs.
, 1881-07-27
TIE RECORD.

7 4. II. TUESDAY.
EXECUTIVE MANSION, WASHINGTON, D.
c.. duly 20-7 n. m.-Dr. Bliss says tic rresl-
dent passed n comfortable night, resting
well, sleeping ut intervals lip to . a. III.
About 3 o'clock a rise III temperature was
noticed, but 1t soOll passed nwny, and after
war.1s the President obtained more rest md
sleep. This morning. Mt O'Clock, lie Is rest
ing quietly, with Ills pulse al ~, u1',l tempcr.l-
turo nbUut nor1nut. ;.
$50 4, II.
Tho President ,yus somewhat restless DUR
ing the night, and the foyer, which had SUBJ
sided after the lust bulletin, r0se agan ab0i.t
midnight, and continued tutM u. H., Rftcr
which It ngaln s,It,stdet. Ho Is now about as
ut this hour yesterday. Pulse. l0: tuluperatnsc,
vs4; respiration, ~.
1l:10 i. NJ.
Tho President at this hour Ia resting comfort-
ably, aud the surgeons express themselves US
satisfied With his present condition. A rtlln0r
has been circulated thAt tho President hid an-
other chill this mornlng. Thos0 who arc thnr-
ot,ghly acquainted with tho facts. however, leuy
the atury md say the pRtjent has Ind Mo chllls
tue inciaon. Dr. Agnew has Icon hore I'LL the
morning.
Secretary nlaino sent the following:
i.0iuc!t, Aftuttier, I1anti0,: The Presidents
synptotns at noon to-day are favorable. Several
small pieces ol shattered r'b ca!He from tue
wound THIS morning while drossinKlt.
JAMES U. l'lAiSE' seoretarS'
|: 20 +. II.
Co!. Rockwell, who has lust como from thd
Presidents chamber, says tho patient IL resting
yery comfortably, ami TIC considers that ho Is
doing as well rs could reasonably be expected.
lu response to the question whether thero had
boon Or would be nnY further operations por"
formed on tho President. ho aa!d; NO; thore
has bceu Gilt tho une operation, anu, Judging
from the present Indications, wo do not autica-
patio that nny more will bo necessary" Con-
tIuufn8, the Colonel saIt1 that ~ inc morning
dressing the wound discharged ecycral sn,Aia
plecrs Ut houc. supposed to 10 from tho frae-
turod rib.
$50 r. II.
Tho reporta which hayo been toicgraphea
heuco to-day to tho effect thar serious opern~
tion was performed this forenoon for tho pur.
posu OF removing part OF tho Presidents frAc.
tuscd r!b. arc without foundation. The Wolit'sl
hns not bce,, touched since tho morning drpss-
| ing, and tho unly operation performed than
| WAS tho pulling ont by Dr. Nl'as.
| with his tlnEeE, OF two Or three Small
spEcu1n Of Rplnserotl bone, which cloRRod tho
passaEe and impcde'l the outflow OF Pae' Iho
, 1881-07-27

THIEF persons died fran !ockIaw In New
York yesterday: Jollll 1lartolph tl1ed of tho
effects produced by u stolla falllng on his
Gnger, Peter AIcAIalion from the effects Of n
'cut by knife used Iii taking off the hide OF
COW, md Augustus DUN. from toy-p'sto!
wound received the Fourth Of July.
, 1881-07-27

AnttANAEsIESrs for the reception OF bishop
Atealullen are In progress Mt Davenport. i
delegation Of tltrty-tw0, Including tho Alayor,
tho President OF the l2oard Ut Tra4c, live
prominent citizens, all tlva members of tho
City Council, will meut Bishop AlcA1ullen In
Chicago a11d accompany him 10 tue sccl.o OF
ILLS future ecclesiastical lab1rs.
, 1881-07-27

TrE committee Of creditors iof the sprnguc
estate llnve informed representative Of tho
Gen. Uu1!er.Spragle syinlicatp that II clear
offer of 81 ,ooo, QUO should bs made for tho en-.
tire property OF the bnnkrupts they would
recommend its acceptance. =
, 1881-07-27
GtJe G1ilh111te.

E~Irrsons leautno Tho ettu for nc summer
scd.nr. cal, hate THE TRIBUNE Hractito nsftr f'l-
tircst at The fotoIrfnJ sutes, tostNs 1rtInH:
DAIRY TItuuSE. Ltr Honth, u; t'e@t4itng sH'a@
dan taslse, $t.25.
, 1881-07-27

PATRICK TA1rounD l11cK1E IA queer conf
blnatton Of na,ncs) was yesterday committed
to trinl for having ttlreateAed to kill Mr..
Forster, the Irish Secrotary,31t 1t will go l'artl
will Patrick :ralfourd. nej llke'yto suffer
for Ills rashness or idiocy;} fE,t likely Tor Ills
, 1881-07-27

POTTER IIAexr.Ey. a member nf n lumber
firm ut Muskcgoll, SI1clI., wad shot md NOR
tally wounded yesterday By George Mccoy.
tho nephew Of 4 dsreputable woman with
whom 11uclley Itus been living. Mccoy las
not ypt bepN arrested.
, 1881-07-27
FDn tho Upper Lake region, fair weather.
will, winds mostly nortt,erly, stationary Or
higher Temperature.

TnE hey Of ,I'unls l,as fallen Into disgrace
and dfsreplto with his poop 10 fur Ills ton
ready actll,csccnce in Freic1, rule. Ills
soldiers lave deserted en naasee, and lie 1'ow
.iInds 1t difficult to procure enough men 10
guard Ills puluce.
, 1881-07-27
rEssE FIVE CENTS. :

'S A"'',@ "1o p47's1 t.ve.
c,o'e" no" ~ tne punnc,
ahu tnefe Is ~ Hae" cGn1aenco taas
lte'r sceteta WI nnt oe ulsciosea uas tae
a.ts1't1R pnys!e.a1s y, cfntge ,IlIs 1notnlng
~ oc'oeK satu tiat uae f5csluoht haa had
nco!hlof1aploHlRnt' "hen ING conatary was
tle l"ct' ...-.:,
fnE FAITHFUL sfE"A1.b AND SD'NuhsEehuNF
sa"'' fo"e'eI' 'ta1 .ie hau passea Iae "ofse
nlssttsi''ce tHe shoosng. Ihc1e has ooen ail
through tno day o1eat!lut lumols caffan1r
solhooi tle'1l ieptesch1'hg e. u'e i1csiaent III
~. Alarming cona!t'on' Ihefo Wefostotles
VI heFo'c 'operat'oa Witn Kn!te ana 1of-
ceps' anu among tno VIII fnmors
was QUO t'lat nlor11hcauot1 naa set
ih' n'M tl'at new aoscess mao
0een d'scoserel' Tile history OF last night
WILL pef'faps' never e wr1t1en untl' ue pay
sleialts st.all give corrected account OF tno
dlsease' but 1t Is certain that tne1e were
alarming symptoms of Tho return OF me cnlll'
ana that tue night was spent Ill apprehension
by tue doctors. Not long after midnight u1e
conditions for wl'lch tho physicians 50 close
~ watched were revealed Ihis was greater
restlesi'ess, a1n1 there was
4 CONSIDERABLE TENSION OF r1tE MuscrEs,
although the physicians deny that this was q
| chill, a'd make no mention Of this cf1cuin-
stance III tl.er bulletins. Tile President YVES
freely bAtjNu will ntloQy11ES, and. about j
| o'cluck thls tor,,rlp, after tllree1,ours OF
painful rcstlcyl1rss. tho fever broke. and ,o
fell aslecp, ,rhe ,Innger of another riepr
seemed rasscu. Dr. hrnew. although ho
Ind not retired until after 1 tfciock tf,is
morning. was brought early to tho stok
],chatnlmr. 1fis nractict., rye snw at o,r,
tint t},pre was so,nr lnteruni raugo for nil lila
grrut disturbance, aud It was Itpportuut that
cause should be Immediately removed, Tho
| morning bulletin was Issued. aud It told 4
story which
nryrwr, THE ANXIETY OF SATURDAY.
Thu 1,r.st,1ent wus ra.ti,,sa ,,nr4nv lin
ntrht. n,a fcynr ,,nI co,,,c III, Mt midnIcht.
onI ha] loetou mi 4 n. ,,,.. said tim h,1,oti,'.
IN ti,nsa Win rco,l hetweeu tia lines thia
meant n ba,l night. TIE crowds agaIn begun
to gather Mt the bullctin-bonrtts and in f1ont
, 1881-07-27

Some Don't

q pipe, anu we nave ncaru
from several of them lately.
One gentleman says II
smoke Il pipe altogether and
never smoke cigarettes but /
want to smoke that same to-
bacco that you use in BLACK
WELLS DURHAM CIGAR
ErrEs, how can ] get it,"
This don't surprise us, in
fact to be candid with you,
we expected just such calls
and so VIC are all ready.
There is a great deal of conf
fort to be had from a pipe
full Of GOOD, PURE tobacco
and knowing this we have
put up in handsome packages,
ready for use, BLAcKwELL's
DURHAM LONG Cur. You
will know the genuine by the
BULL in the handsome pic.
ture on the package.
We take I: good deal Of:
pride in that Bull, in fact
think so much Of him that we
have spent over one hundred
thousand dollars in defending
our title to him. When we
started the manufacture of
Smoking Tobacco we de-
tern1ined that BLAcKWELL's
DURHAM BULL should be
known all over the world as
the representative ofthe BEST
and puREsr Smoking 'Tobac'
CO ever made. That point
has been reached, SO now wc
put him where he belongs.
You can see in the picture
the long journey he has had
and can readily imagine that
he HASN'T climbed all those
rugged mountains without
some pretty hard pulls, but
now he has reached the high
est peak and stands triumph
antly over them.
We give you this little his
tory that you may know
how to protect yourself.
When you want the finest
smoking tobacco ask for
BLAcKWELL's DURHAM
LONG Cur and if the picture
OF the HULL is on the pack
age you'll know it is the pure
article,
So mucl, for tile Bull. Now
about this LONG Cur, what
is it? It is just the same to
bacco, and prepared in just
the same way as for cigar
.ettcs. The only difference i:
that instead of rolling Il littlt
OF it in pure rice paper it il
put in a package ready fo'
use either in n pipe or to b
rolled for cigarettes.
We have said a good dca
lately about the PURITY o
our cigarettes and all that WI
have said about them j
equally true ofthe LONG cu1
The Leaf Tobacco from
which BLAcKwELL's Dur
HAM LONG Cur is 1nanuiae
turcd, possesses Il very dcsi1
able feature that 1lo other tc
bas4,u can lay claim to, viz
the almost total absence c
Nitrates and Nicotine.
, 1881-07-27

RHo" i'1l's La1e .s. .,'' "e, ,.,,l d1T
eottl aeal oe11cs "po"' Lilo s"'' '''"" "''>
yesterdny." .....
4 moment Inter DIR. Royburn came out, III
response to the correspondents card.
"l{OW does the cu1ttllt|0n Ut tho patienG !
now col,ipare with Ills condition ut the satno
hnur y,,stardny n' Dr. lteyburu Has asked.
ufrh,, nroslda,,t n much better tllpn 10
,,,. ,astnr,l"v !, wna tia prount renlv.
".s soa.o1nns, M ,aa' w.. ,,,n,, ..ostor,,o,, u,
IN 'Ao 4o.u' '1Is ."n.s .snn"aH ,,.
aeSt li'e 1'cs''o"%"ss p@ano. ko'u ~;
Ill laaS tnkbll 1'0!o loHG!shhleltt tHlln lo tAu
, 1881-02-26
MILWAUKEE GRAIN INSPEC-
TON.
fraud and Bribery Discovered.


Yesterday morning, nveu while Aliiwaukea
congratulated itself upon the integrity Of Its
grain inspection rs compared with the tncsll-
ciellcy and crlminaiIty alleged to be prova-
1cnt II, tho Chicago MARKET Tiers was Il start
ling runlor to the tiIret TINT it l.nl been
openly charged that Il deputy GrAln H.
apector, or Deputy Grain Inspectors. OF t!ils
Fri fl scrs nix wi sX s" ws S e s pag Sss ar
services. OF special nnture, tlMt li,; Deputy
inspector nr Inspectors might, II dishonest,
rcntlGr The .rnn,ors .are given MS they pre-
of Directors Of the Chamber Of Conurrcu
met In >secset session, and subsequently r..
fused to openly state wiat they hatl found
out. 1t was generally alleged however. thnt
crookcslness hntl hrrn discovered.
Ii was stated lint alr. Ben O'Ncll had pre-
ferretl positive cGurges of corruption al-,lillst
n Deputy Inspector, or 1nsmct0ra T!mt his
charges were based upon the alleged fuels
Niallon l. Pheial,, Ind. III his examination
Of the books. ct said deceased, calnu
upon IN item Of $4,000, rhargctl - '.cxneflse
counted for, Thercupon Ile began !ngniry
and WIS tInally told, Under pledge 0f sgcEecy,
that the money 50 unAccoui'tea for liAtl beesl
paid to Deputy tirnill Inspectors for ccrtaEn
warranted tlut the lizard Of Directors cul'-
slider tie charges bncHrd sufficiently to de.
lnand Immediate Investigation. Il was stated
by q member Of tile board, that Mr.. Carlton
Holland was i,l no why mixed up with tho
affairs Of the Deputies aIll tic firm or firms
whu, It Is alleged, have "nsrd ttlent. There
was the yfratest excitement on 'ChAngo yes
tcrGAy because OF the rumOrS which were
aiioat, .nlany VI which were grossly exag-
gcrAted.
Some of the members seemed to be OF tho
opinion TINT the reports III. cilcuInttolt were
originated 10 tamnEn the chances OF Success,
u certain candidates fur tic .posit!on OF
Chief Inspector. Tie Board Of Directors,
however, did not authorize my such Infer
EuCE.
, 1881-02-26

liss or ever III paintings, fortrnit ol ino
nt,ist, am! enErnyii,ss nj II few Of hts works.
-A1h,t fnI pictures wrrr Anltl nj tlt ln;e
exhibition nj l'n' Philadelphia S'hGietS ~ AIT
lists Realizing hsrr &a0,tno.
The pictures gut at the San l'nnnti sale.
III Fla.rl,ce. for the lsbstnn AT Museum hive
arrived nj their nrw hume.
---'rhr sales Mt the Sal,nasltndt Ssrtcl Clubs
Hlncl nnI White t:xjlhltsol, fuotctt up S??,U1.
II WIS not n financial acceSs.
Mr.. 1saac Walkers pictures hrnnsh.t
:s"G.NN ut n,,rtiul.. One Of srhrGyrf's, IA
Surveying Tnr.y," wns sold for s..,;sA'.
MIR. Charles t;mlinv, Of 1.n,tlo,,, Is said tn
hnye snIs u culcciini Of 1th' snu!l-buX''3
t,,anlrirql. painted, MIL otherwise 'ltcnt;ttet,
GIu.
"A costly mnn1mcnt, to le, erected oyer
the tomb ii Xar!.arnls Chandler, Is cutting
nj one Of the Maine Ernnit works.. ~ stntl!h
nf thu llrnrl General StonGwnlt Jhcksoi IS
nlsu making there.
-. l.nttsrop Il CO. layo invited American
artists IN compete fur, p!izes, w"rsl, III ~
si,:I0, fur hu'lkr"ycr designs, colorel froilt's-
pieces, nl,,l magazine Illustrations, III Dlnck
and white mid IN c0lors.
--Tlm New Inrk Society af Decorative
Art will pl%n lis first nu!i1,al colnpeiiilna' .!
sn,r sS ASlia II a~ At c fa'Ssy saer;y ry.s ~ @ G' II
PRICES Individual nembers $50, and tho <lrt
Interchange S2j.
-The. three prizes III tho competition
opened by TIN. y dmGrfcnm <lrct!ttccl lnr ~
"cntvanc,, hnll nf n snail hniei III q country
secleiy," sti ' %srs ewa'u iS to W W X. l'atsa ct
{e"ld GsM en Sff +. + ". 't Aass % 81 PfaSirncc. @
The !!fty.seenn1 auuslnl exhibition, of tho
Pennsylvania Academy af Fine Arts will h..
op"l,cd IN rltaenl'!a On Mnnt1y, t',e III; ~ Or
adh Uf May. Contributions VII le received
ut the Acnlr,ny froM Mnnltay, tho 14tl Ut
March, till Saturday, tho l9th or tho same
month.
a picture of large sizc and containing
rnny figures Is oslnE ,lst!s by r' y " ti,s u
Sucrty Of American Artists. The scene ls
Nantucket, aluI the .nctosa Il crowd "
women of Marblelratl standing near that
"Flud Oircson" whom Mr. Whittier hAs 'Hl-
,norjnlIzed.
THE National Library Of 1'nrss has beer.
enriched BY tho purchase 9[ y tl'lniAtnYo OF
Jean Fonql,et. It belonged originally 10 tito
celebrated 1.ivre d'llcurrs, made. fnr Estenlie
Chevalicr, by Fouquet. The :ntMtnt urt rep
ni.l tho pnstcrlty Of tlIesa children. L. Is MI
important link III the history nf French art.
London las n " snc!cty.o Art whose
objects nre. first, to prnvitlc, members, as
moderate east, with s,lctl mlyicc nIlh super
vIsl1n as shall insnre Tug nrnWr sa'!ltars
coltl!tloM of their own dwellings; n11tl, St.c,
oud, to enable members to procure rrAci!ca
u,ivice, oll 1noIltratc Terms. ~. tn tho brs
means OF reneAylng defects III houses Of tflt
i'rof. Huxley, tho President, says that, ,1les:
the sanitation In great crowded cit!Gs likt
I.eudon were attended to, they would brfort
long be tirr!n,ntrl by tiiseAst'. It IL rSllntet
l.ondnn $4,000 nre not really fit for hnnal
llbltut{On.
, 1881-02-26
TINT Legislators will In m ,,usclgsh
niltNpiltH tt.HeIl thnil tIl In ~" " llnr ens

TINT Legislators will In as ,,usolGsb ~. -,
Mltlipnta tHaesI them tn be. " aa ttalr Con.
Tho pr!Eatr character uF tucn ;,,
NI'lert!, wf"h thetr n!hil,s IL njlIrnsh' 10 tc c9r
l.Bt thls a,lnnn ntHl lilo ln,,,lf,, NY prrsentn,
prtrl E!,nuxe IN nllal lifn i,'t t'. III ",'tt..a
HnitI nnIy whit Ia just IN uttura n.y., NJ" nalne,.
will EcIsG To In re1iisft. "''d ltgsslatou
,i1,i ~ "sfss t;s;sona MN y" '1o. /. would
AnrcIH'n Courts to writ" st,,r3,n. ~ sie
Il ia MT necessary. }csl,,cs. il wui4 ~ aen",Al
hnr,lsl,p To nsk sntnr nj them to ill., He Grfat
Tor nnythI.g. II rtuIhn't in rut ftr r. sta~,n
)" lie win kl,ttweth nut Tho rcls,n, u " ~, ,lul.
k,lnwt!h Mn tho llw Itself" Ii III" ~, ~, ,tts llw
iilY Ut IUrtl CUk" ar alu utlJur wfans s"tnn KY sly.
nwnyS iNtiaitrtd thu it1vtrn NJ, tI,l t,nl "hl ow |
Enyt thl yNllng mn &c wllnsp ipvn, ,upe OH.
hr hul slntIhts. Sntd liz: Now l,'"f'lps
nc give y0.l wl,rl! Of mlvlrr. l)onn. e,xh, let
give rGhsc1l inr my upGlAlun yJ,n ,,' n'Mi err
ynt viii l rs likely to give tin wrnri, rnaAe, ibr
TIN right nnc, Mtld 20 let Tho inwr"r. n9 n19 ~
!ilnt yn'i nsTtl - foni. yo,1 1u+t ~ ,hn! h! Out
!a uf tho upf,inn ST. a,tl so. nnI tm, ,. LIZ toun
thoy viii think yni hns nome Hnrl ~" ,ie , "nd
illat tpftlfrl, Vim knows Int lint i tt'na. as f'r
such charitable iEGllnx tuwuyi lin H. SIn.
u.1grs ns thIsnd Judge exrress,i th,, nnpptass
tue L.Htsnturo 70 exe,'lut tl,n.n ir,,n ',nt "iat
feiis.,llh u M nlihy cnsrs rs N,.sibln hhMInt
AnVttiK t1lon md nls the Judges wI1n An1 q
escs s,clow. fruIn bxnnairE tur ,v,,or.n,gHa ga tha
Ny. HrrH1. tho ntthDr Ut the nbjcci,nn VI. IN,
IL hll wrnng d" 10 wnnss IL kI.iw. vi, w blt
ati1 should thoretorv bc aguelctlcd. I"',s.'
, 1881-02-26

sn,lse nf Christian tcMtMr1ncc, by word ni,tl TX
n1nPIr, "in FeHsoll, nut Df aGha"n. TINT thosn
WIN l~l'ure mMy hisn llss soltrly. plnl,4y inst
Is; thnt The si''nr ut ofnIss hnl u uttrEit't tf
that ttn Mstlnlhr;et nf tints Kingdom Hlhr hr
wrnr, anh Ills Will prrynti 'n.,y,' Hnt1 nnrn
over tho .,'rsrta sf nu, itut. nl',va I'LL, It T.
nlIr, .n,slifcnt duty. I" trr TINT cifs,rta To
musrly. tho uccHslmls nj tnGhrrty htul scandal.
III thls cs,tn:ry II fs unfortunately necessary tn
fnvr rIcun1Ho to entertainments of vnranus
kln1s III urter to AiIln,llat. thu ttenc to ton.
sctols an.l rh,,rclNs., Thu nppcn IL si,,!ty a,rl
TIN inyr NJ enjoyment fur Religious ri.rpso+ II
linyur f,.HH without r!sk; nph unless the atrlct~
b4t supervision A pxGrcfs1tt. lhtan tul'tlht tt.stls
Catholics md tu hrInu .!'.vrlcs u'u thu taurc',.
- Fnr w1lMl l'irtlcIiHttnii lnth Justice Win N
1tIsticIY Or what frllHWHhr hath light with
tlhrkncfa7 AMI whit cpiletI'l In! IT Christ viii!
lteltnl2" tii thu PASTORAL ftster trn!li witch |
rn nti"Dtn IN Ibis nvi!. mud hay lt,lnra tho
Grent MlnisuA whl.h lstru sprung up lit the unit
lHr Ut fairs. txtssnss. atlh rtc,ilea, III Wh'Gil,
III !nt nftcn ctnnucio1. The nniic nt thnrilt y
nA!lr ~ chvHr sIpa multitude or si,,a" I've
thing ~ dh with slit'n, except when nltn!T!nl IN
,icG,,,rancu Win thu rcgI,ntion1 IT tho bishops
an.i nnder tl,o in9edlate supers!sion of thar
Respective. lln4ttrH.
tos, whGn GillAIltN rr,nl nj htrtl md veIlEr'..
lit. III l.,,thrlty. fnrilL tho sle nr Iutnxtcnt-
iNg liquors, If Whnlcfer Kind. Ill II! ra ptGlhs.
Hr nttlGr entertainments %lll11t may 10 held tn
lMy It upnn the taH,tecnccs IT tllt. psrrs Ut tho
,ltrtrent co4reTattniis +, 3rp tint thfs r,K,t!.
tim Is tl,ssrvci. With tg request tint yin IT,
tAer reasl ths circular ut uxlIniu Its CHntcnts 10
thu faithful eon1n,tlcd IL ,ytlr charge. nns
very truly yours, i Z. srALptS1,
DlH}Itit1 of lHDrtn,
, 1881-02-26
GEN. MALONE.

The virginia Nendl"ster Lenders A.
lie viii 9,vo the isop"S,isa"s iii.
tnsonize ,he no,lrbons livery Timo.
Dv 7rlturuph IL MN Turk ftr1,d.
E1cttMOSp, Va, Frb, 23,-Spnutor-clcct
1v,lII,.n Wrho,,o n.cn,,,,,,i., IL. Ne ,,If,,
md daughter, passed through this city tits
eugarel 70 roos ms At M the ;, Arlington pmt It Is be- bcs
IIay,", I,n vii r",nniu IN tint ci,v mil tha
a.lo'lf''l,lent ol tne new sel's'te. ltn goes
thus early, It Is said, 10 faln'larlze lln'self
With ILLS future surroundings and also t.,
hoId n consultutlou viii, certain leaders of
the the l;eadIster p.rty, WHO nru To meet lin
eiliier III washington nr Alexaf!ttrln t ~ the
mn.r " 1s is friss's mi % o e rrra .nG ~ @ ihn
ra;ir VI mna s t'7 W. '''e' ssu ~. .Getn, ta ~ .io
s, @ nu nt uo,ii"ai T!et a,,ra gs'f oM rG..
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,n ,HMot fi NJ ,,r,,, tss n r.,,, Hps w. IT, W., & ~ ~
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y i,"M na lMt tt. uH!'Is Ho,se.t HI Eseli io
a,,I., -, s'nt ~ v,Ser ~ Ger hn i iHsgte ;
f"r % !is G. cauto si ] or iGr % tat Or low o Wis ts viii viii
nnae o" tts tavni,.a aueiSto " ,e utmes I'M Mmt IT, tney
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LIZ tnas - un sMse' .lo,"nset. ny VII
stlH,agH , npf"s,u Huu1onl1M ~, ~ rsory slaIpe'
WY H1ttlc!iaI!y ttht npechss o1 ,n'tottilsi'l
Mm!en ~ W !t'!,,,n's .1, @ at's oien Tug lpi!te;a
nae " asio oomta!t % '!iu %M,aac'f "s letniseat
MGr progress ma iin!,eutu iler ptoslMrlty.
EeetgA as .,>,!!'1 ~ il!1'spelosnt' ~ Intends
10 no 'auape:i!eht III u9 nlonst.
~ se'so Ut ,t!e tefnl, allu th9nsn
99neetea " w., IL, u0 vMes r. ul o9!n M
Il un'ier ~ M oi'isatlnn wi,ataynr 10 eiti'er or
.tlg5e po'!tttnl pAEtlts. ~ VIII ~ seen from
!lS tlaat tio seisc!ita' o. w. syn on ally paf
mlIttenl sisn.1!ca'lcs. lIu viii malnly bc
t;lluet ~ eiists,i:t !ils vote n.y. tlse Interests
| ntsl M @ a. lho M isf!atster iArii. q Mn!Gi! ~ ls
tio ehs A!t@ ltalHs, hilt lloSt nS tHo interests
fotrsS t14 VII! nntagon!29M g. suct sui'itnrs ns
, 1881-02-26
CRUELTY TO ANIMALS.

~ -, @''' - - e''9" =
T0StCA, ltl+ Feb M.-O,lr community has for
,,nItAera," u,1 ,,.rsiatcnt rr,tv IN un,mn,s' h,t
a" '',..,', H.. - ,,snan'. s,.n,.
WhtieFs FeheheA II tiltitH1 IN ING t'fcscnt "oeKs
aGtl We nov all feel better. The cnse In thnt Of
Il fnrmgr hnt,lu.l William Grto,l, living about
tw,, tni,ca fran, tnwu WIN t1ro,,rh Inirt,rence
s.',...'...'...a ",..' .',.ass s, ,,a.,tns.
pehufnnssless. or shecr 'Hhhess nas aeu'ec'eu 10
pronnrly caro- ior hlS st1ck' sppiylnE tl!oln with
1ur s!iltfctont shelter. 80 thnt hls nnsuials wer1
literally stnrslnE ~ death, Not knowing Just
how to apply tlu proper remedy. at'tlle af our
citizens nppIiGa t" The ll!s!Dis Humane snelcty
nf ynlr u!ty fnr a1sicp and nssiannce in hrlnH.
iag iMe MenMshuef ,,. amlnstaee mmo s'tGet pf9MRay
whu .rcachGA town OH tha afternoon Of last
a!nntMy. =, First satisfying h!t,sctf ~ Il
vtsit ~ 'Grtt''Is plAeg that ftlo complaints
nulsf 1h were well idstiltittl. lle prs'ctc'le at