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, 1881-06-05

4 completely wrong impression has been
given to many people by the reports of a late
meeting of the Faculty Of tho Northwestern
University which have been published In a
morning paper of this city. 1t was there given
out that DR.. Cummings had been selected
President, and purportcd interviews with Il
number Of gentlemen we're published pra1sing
the action Of the Fnculty in the highest terms.
The interviews itre now known to be flctlons,
works of tinagiuatlon; and rs for the acton or
the Faculty. it is briefly stated. In view of tho
possibility OF the election of President at the
coming meeting. Of the Board, the Faculty
thought it best that tho men1bers understand
cach other ou thAr matter, aud to that end nt
their meeting lust Tuesday, took a ballot merely
for tho purpvse Of showing their preferences 1or or
their own Information and with no intention Or
publishing tho result. The result was uuani-
nous in fltvor Of Ur. Cummings; but the Faculty
d!d not consider that they were nominating
for the consideration OF tho Trustees Indeed.
they knew tllnt neither by custom nor oy the
provisions Of the charter did they haye any right
10 do such a thing. So that, to all intents and
purposes, nothing having the slightest shadow
If authority hus been done toward ctecting a
iuterview s, with Dr.. soi;Ter Marcy, tho Acting
President of the University, who Thought It due
to the Faculty that the false. reports concerning
Ur. Cummings grand man, and Just the fnhu
for the place: aud, to those who knew what a
college President Ut: :,ht to be. his advanced age.
ii ycirs, would bc no objection. since he was still
il, bodily yigor and in the ac,ivc ministry.
The senior class fas made another change In
the commencement week program. The last
lecture or the students course was to have
been given by Curi Schl1rz un the evening Of
Commencement wcck,-Monslay, but Mt this lato
hour tho Committee have been informed that
Mr.. Schurz will be unable tn till his engagement,
and the Committee have engaged DR.. George e.
Lorurr, Of Chicago, to fill the yncancy. The
ctass-day exercises. which were to have been
held In the auditorium Of tho Methodist church.
will occur on the campus.
Tho new boat-huuse will be opened Friday.
The regular monthly meeting Of the Club will
occur Tomorrow evening IN tho University
Office.
The did Lakeside building has been purchased,
and will tie moved to thr vicinity Of the Unlver-
sty for boarding house.
, 1881-06-05

Fi.OUR-was dull. except that one round lot WAS
taken export. and the market Was easies On ac-
count of the break in wheat, though holders did not
quite any change in prices Sales we're reported nf
10 brs winters at s5uxs5sO l0o brls and eu sacks
springs on private tcrmy- Total equal to about 30
brls. Winter wheat Iours we're quoted ut S5.5ue3i25
shipping springs at <lO9i50; the low-grade springs
at &. .50aliM Rye -four about sU00@G25.
OTHER MILT.STrFFS-Were IN better demand and
tirmer Sales were reported OF Ii bran S3.75
trnck free board; cars uid1lings ut
sI25OE13.U9 feed at flG50; ear whcat-screen-
lnes sl0O nnd cars coarse corn-ncal Ut sf6 per
ton Oh truck
SPRING WIIEAT-Fns active and weak, declining
and closing EXC below the latest prices of Friday
Liverpool was reported dull and heury. New York
was understood to be depressed by free spot Offer
iugs. Our receipts were much larger than the prcvt
aSoat a60 bn during lie week with iishs shipments
The ~ West Which, tended to swell The number of 1t
st d local oe1s @ so free5 ' rio M S % Of
the resultG dec'lne brought In other orders to sell
vho had oouEht II lie nei9hberoed of tiiSS lii 10!
ink Gns y, Wheat Tns FIX fa & @ gooa
y o So; Il @ ssf
&c Hets sa sSous f 5u y sp 1pensd &
nh slGYssloi;$c sold at sLn,4. ndvanccd ~ in de-
S;ss IL i lisSsS a5 {S s,S
siSasi @ ~ Shs ssist 81 ssS ss.'*e NJ
pfeyiou. he ass bIssS IL tds ohst sass s
8 as and eaF y y Sample 1T e. SotsI Tossi
SokSSwss active and STEADY, but declined in the
da hsayy New Yor2 a lake sfo stfonser Msn
@ Hus
ruled stear though with less ts,naa t l,1tcus Ia a.
, 1881-06-05
THE BERRY TRADE.

The strawberry and all the other fruits and
vegetables are working gradually northwards,
and as they do they are becoming cheaper. Last
week the northern limit of the commercial
strawberry YVES at Centralia, ILL.,: yesterday con-
eignments were arriving from as far north in
this State as 0narga, station on tho Illinois
Central, and eighty-tive miles south of Chicago.
The dag before the Michigan crop began to put
in an appearance, ST. Joe berries arriving In
good shape and selling at s.. ~ case: Or about
IS cents box Those are, perhaps, high prices
dried up By drought, enabling Northern
to Even aeep co5aen az vi Rdee
usually be depended on tor fafrly-lasting
eidered about ended for the season.
During the week the red raspberry made its
Il came trom Milan, Tenn, point in the west
ern part OF that State where the cultivators or
fruit arc making sturdy efforts to establish
the week they sold at 40 cents quart, hut the
thsy soid M at oniy S cents quart M py 1ho end Of
wide as that OF the strawberry. It reaches
much farther north. the bleak shores Of Lake
Superior being very successful garden for
most southery States Milsn, Tenn, from
which place the supply OF last week was had. IS
the most soufherly point ut which Its cultlvn-
raon has been successfully carried on. The first
experiment In this line was made there last
year, when vcry fair crop was raised, but this
year they have succeeded beyond alt expeeta-
don, and a large crop has been realized. The
only trouble which the growers there meet with
Is the lack Of transportation facilities; No re-
fHgerator-cars have been as yet placed ut their
disposal, and they are obliged to send their
fruit by exprcss,-a method which, Of course,
makes the raspberry a somewhat expensive
luxury by the time 1t reaches Chicago. When a
far Western Tp1nn9-
see is deyotcd to the cultivation Of tho r,spber-
ry and the advantage of refrigeratlng- cars are
supplied to the shippers, Chicago can look for
not only large. but also cheap supply Of this
berry from that State
Nothing 6p eciai can be said about any Of the
other fruits and vegetables. During tho week
their productive area has moved nearer Chica-
gb, and their price hns consequently lessencd.
1t is expected, however, that the present week
will see q revolution in the fruit and early veg
etabie trade, the expected increased supply
from all points promising to bring tho prices
down so that they will cease to be even compar-
at1ye iuxuries, and will be at tho disposition Of
LII In the city.
, 1881-06-05

they would Il drama. but do not themselves 70
on tn the stage. The declaration that the conn-
try Is in danyer,' snys more than onc eye-wit-
ness, has not ut ulf changed the pnysi02nomy
OF Paris There are the same a'n,isements, the
same pleasuses. us ever. Tho theatres are full
as usual: tho drinking: saloons and places Of
amusement are crowded With the National
Guard ana with soldiers; and the beau nonde
goes oT on pleasure partics.' Such Is the cold
ness or lukewArtnness ~ the great bulk OF 1ha
people 1t is egotist,cai, elsewhere engaged.
and always passive under any Government al
lowing tito do what it pleases. provided 1t ia
turn 6c permitted to browse and frisk like d
herd in peace and quiet. As to tho br1lve men
who love their country. they are still less Of an
obstruction, for they have :sone away or are go
ing AWAY, sometimes ut the rnte Of IL thousand
OF the brave, und by this inaction OF the herd.
Paris is in the hands Of the fanatics OF the mob
It's the eaus culotte5,' wrote the patriot Pal.
foy, it's the drcrs und camille. Of Paris that
have ctitiu,icrcd the so-calied we'll do people
glory in belonging TO that class.
, 1881-06-05
SELLING LIQUOR TO MINORS.

The Citizens League are pushing their work
with unabated vlgor- Yesterday the following
Offending saloonkcepers were arraigued before
the Justics Courts.
Henry Batcr, No. 2,1G State Street, selling
liquor to drunknrd. lie was found guilty, and
held to the Criminal Court under bonds Of $500
by Justice Susnmertield.
Andy Annwicr, No. I1;' Twenty second street,
selling liquor to miEors. Continued until June
II, under uonls OF $.uU, by Justice suulmcrticid.
flarris B. afasscr, No 56S,: sute street. selling
liquor to minors. Continued until June ., under
bonds Of S.aD, by Justice Sumneriieid.
e. Cummings, Nos. 81 and 3S Dearborn street,
selling liquor to minors Continued until June
lU, under bonds Of SUI, by Justice Wallace.
Joseph 1csup, Forty y-ninth and State street
two charges Of selling liquor to minors and
allowing minors to play pool in his saloon. Con-
tinuce until June 10, under. bonds Of sioo, bg
Justice Cory
John Mtlan, No 4709 State street, two charges
Of selling liquor to minors and allowing minors
TO play pool in Ills saloon. Continued until Juno
10, under bonds of 544tD, by Justice Cory.
j. S. Masters. of Hrunswick's Billiard Hall,
No. 12G Washington street. keeping q disorlerly
house by allowing muors to play Billiards In his
p1ace, where liquor is sold. Continued until
June 10, under bonds Of SUD. by Justice Bray
ton.
, 1881-06-05

than the closing prices OF Frdny and nftcr sliRat
advance closing stc,idy at shout the opent!Ig p:ee'
No. gilt sold at 3sesc. cosnE ut ne inttef
sold Ut laJlMc, the latter In special! hnuse June
opened md nte1 :si'4g, ,y up ppn{s t. .se m
declined g xc adynncea to cased ns s L;
und nc II ae The aanpa n,arssea Ely W.
;or Rejected in store: u by sampc 1T Ja%$4c fr
FOR S" whtG ana ;S.c for chocn white trick: g.
al5es for rejected mixed: 3iesc , fGr rc
and 4lc for barley oats. Tota uni to about l3
bu. o., q -.
slt bid and stu asked for June 199ic for Jn!y Msin
August at 7c and September Ut TIC pecttFey IN
settlement. InSh sales were made OF cars ut $Llo
for No in store; cars by sample at lily Ior No. =
siu. for rejected On TRICK: CIR Ut IT, free On
bs,1rd. Total e9uui TO ahoutacU ou. -
NC ma So at Sc. There wns little the sample
market. Cash sales were naue Of csr # Sic for No.
ifrre on board. Total, equal 70 nbUut aU ou.
, 1881-06-05
SOUTH PARK AVENUE.

CHICAGO, June 4.-Can you inform me by
what authority or legal right the city authorizes
the Gas Company TO tear up the old pavement
on both sides of South Park avenue to fir their
pipes aud then lcuyc tho street In that broken
condition? 1t is true the property-owuers have
beeu assessed ar1d the contract let to repavc the
so munE paving contracts that the time OF
reaching South Park avenue is enyeioped In a
very Ereat degree Of uncertainty, Under this
stute Of affairs would not the city be liable to the
property owners in an action for damages?
There is a disposition on tho part OF the resi-
dents OF the street to stand this thing no longer,
and in all fairness they ought not Yours,
TAXPAYER.
, 1881-06-05
BY TELEGRAPH.



Special Dtspotch to The CHICAGO Tribune
LIVERPOOL. June 4-ll:31a. m.-FLoUn-So. l. lis;
No. U.s.
Observation-Disclosures, No. !, . I'd; No. 2 .;
spring. No. l. ri id: No. :. IS Sd; white, No. ~ I'd;
No. S. I0d; club, No. l. rs 9d No. = ~ 6d Corn-as
9>3d.
PRovIs1oSs-Pork. rs I'd. Lard. d5s.
LIVERPOOL. June - p. 1n.-Mnrket unchanged
L1yERrooI. June J.-PHovlsfoNs-Hnms-L
ccar steads at 43s Ueef-Extra India mess drmcr at
Ills; prime mess ;rHer ut SIS.
CHEEsE-Amcrican choice stc1dy at SIS.
TALLow-Prsne city steady at 4s 3D.
GnAlS-Winter whent steady at Is i'd Corn
Mixed dull at Is N1Gd for old. ..-..
LONDON, June 5.-LISSEED Ol1-o5s lodges 15d.
ANTWERP. June ELECTROMAGNETIC.
LIVERPOOL, June 4. COTTON Holiday until
Wednesday next.
HEEF-Prime mess. Cos.
rhe following we're received By the Chicago Board
o. Trade; ...-..=,
LIVERPOOL. juno 4.-Wheat dull Mnd henvT; rcd
winter Us I'd: No spring, 9s "a: No DO 81 Sd Corn
dull ut it 9!fd Earg0es Off coust-N heat dull Ahu
neglected. Corn dull And UNCHANGED. To arrive
Whea. dull nl.d neglected. Corn-Not much dong
PORK, rs I'd. Lard Bacon-fonE c!ear 4ts; short
Weather hot and forcing. ,.
LONDON. June Observation-Disclosures very lnncl-
i've. Corn c,.sier ut IS 9>zd. MARK LASE-Car.oes
on const-Whcnt slow. Germ UNCHANGED. CnfEoes on
pass:lGe-Nheat neglected; no business Cofn quies
nnd steady.
, 1881-06-05
MY SENORITA.

For Tht Ch8edao Tribune.
Ehe passed my window one short hour ago-
NJ Sehorjta, with her Spanish face.
What tender lips! What serious eyesl What
grace
In every motion. as she, moving slow,
Bore with her ull my heart, and left me so
That might note no other woman's pace.
Ilove this Spanish style OF dress-soft lace,
Rich satin, and wide. plumed har-for oh!
II suits my little Senorita meek;
Aye. and It shields her from the eyes that speak
Their admiration By too strong gaze.
How jealous AM II Even the suns red RAYS
(Bold sun-tt Kissed but now her pale left
cheeky
Must not too fervently her sweetness praise.
LILLY N. CURRY.
, 1881-06-05
THE MINSTREL.

For The Chicago Tribune
Lightly he touchcd his Tyre Of gold
To melody sad, and sweet, and true:
But who Or whence was the minstrel bold,
Or the name OF that melody, no one knew.
He sung Il weird and mystical rhyme
tWhlie ever more softly the music played;
II sing tho anthem Of Ficcting Time,
TO the measure Of Hutnan Life" he said.
They tore the harp from bis practlced hand;
They stafd the hood Of that marvellous song;
And, with discord ever On seA and land,
The Tyre Of Life repuys the wrong!
- J. ALBERT WILSON;
, 1881-06-05

The following grain inspected into store
in this city Saturday morning: l,9ss bu No. .
white winter wheat, cars No. . red, cars No.
} do, 1863 cars No. , spring, n cars No. do. %
cars rejected, 3 cars grade, car mixed c2.t7
wheat); car No. corn, i0l cars and aud 1920
bu No. 2 do, lD0 cars and G,000 bu high mixed. IL
cars new do, 20 cars new mixed, 10 cars reject
ed, e6 grade {72 CORN; . cars white oats,
81 cars No.2 mixed, 53 cars rejected, 2 cars no
grade lS2 OATS; cars No. rye. cars no
grade; car No. barley. Total 1,l59 cars.
$4,000 bu. Inspected out: 1856 bu wheat, SILL
003 bu corn, 15,748 bu oats, 427 bu rye, and 6518
bu barley.
Withdrawn from store during Friday for
city consumption: STD bn wheat, .s627 bu corn,
435 bu OATS and 4, ,4H bu barley.
The following were the receipts Of breadstuGs
, 1881-06-05

The loc3f market for securities was a tritic
weaker. On the Chlcago Stock Board there were
saics Of West Division City Railway 6s, 5000 at
10s: Chicago, Milwaukee s. St. Paul Bs Chicago
s. Pacitc), 5000 at HOS; $500 at 10Y; Chica-
go, Milwaukee s. ST. Paul 6s ID. s. d., 5000 at
1851; Chicago. Burlington 6 Quincy Is, $4,000.
seller 80 at 9S1s: Burlington s. Missouri Is, 5000
atH51;; Wabash st. Louis s. Pacific IS, 5000 ut
9e1{: S.. COO at 9S1f
, 1881-06-05
COMMERCIAL.

The following were the receipts and Shipments
of leading articles Of produce in this city DUR
ing the twenty-four hours ending at ! o'clock
Saturday morning and for the corresponding
time Ycnr ago:
, 1881-06-05

Ica-water is rendered harmless and more re-
1reshtng with Hop Bitters In each draught.
, 1881-06-05

The following Is the weekly bank statement:
Loans. increase, S:'tsa, 220J; specie: decrease,
770O; legal tenders, lccrcase, S'HoS 'o; de-
posits increase, &, ,,G5 s;U; circulation. decrease,
$37, ,HO; reserve decrease, s., - CO. Tho bnnks
now hold 81, 49O2aj0 In excess Of their legal re-
quiremcuts
, 1881-06-05
FINANCIAL.
j,ii|''1I,,LES7ER & CO.,
STOCKS.

An Stocks and Bonds Bought and
Sold o., n. T. Stool; Exchange
25& 27 CHAMBER Of COMMERCE.
7. T. LESTER,
Member New York Stock Exchange.
CHAS. SCHWARTZ, =
E. K. WILLARD,
Member New York Stock Exchange
SAMUEL w. ALLERTON, Special
New York TRANSPORTATION & WILLARD,
7e Broadway, and IL Newest.
r,1RECr WIRE from our office 70 the ofnce OF
scranton Willard. orposita Stock E1chanee'
Stocks nlso bought and sold in Boston. fh1ade-
phio and Baltimore.
GRAIN and PROVISIONS bought and
sold or carried On margins.
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THE sun FOR 1881.

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ii. Mich Of that sort of news which de-
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Of the lives OF real men and women, and OF
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This st 'ry is more varied apd more interesting
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III. Good writing in every column, and
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In the treatment OF every snhject.
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". Equal candor in de.lipg with each politi-
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vi. Absolute Independence OF partisan or
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as 10 q good one to keep Its notion OF duty IL
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NOTICE,

In the District Court Of the Sixth Judicial
District, Eureka county. State Of Nevada.
In the matter Of the estate Of A. If. Hill
house, deceased.
The state Of Nevads sends greeting:
N PURSUANCE OF AN ORDER MADE BY
i the Hon. Henry Rives. Judge of the shove
entitled Court, on the nth day OF December,
1880, notice 10 hereby given that Friday. the
oath day Of December, 1880. at 10 O'Clock =. N.
of that day. at the Courtroom OF said Court.
at the Courthouse, In the town of Eureks,
county aforesaid. has been appointed for hear
ing the application OF Marths HilIhouse, pray
ing that a document now on hle In said Court,
purporting to he the last will and testament Of
A. M Hillhouse. decreased. he admitted to pro-
bate, and that letters tentamentary be issued
thereon to said Martha Hillhouse, who IL
named therein a. the sole executrix. at which
time and place all persons interested may ap.
pear and contest the same.
Witness my hand and the seal Of said Court
this llth day Of December, 1880.
e. X. DODGE. CLERK.
By L. NoLIsELLI, Deputy.
Eureka, New, December II. 1880. dl2td
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Simmonds' Celebrated N
pUREST AND BEST FOR ALL MEDICAL
AND FAMILY PURPOSES.
r. sADLER & Co.,
Sole Agents for Eureka county,

Sole Agents for Eureka county,
Where the trade will be supplied by the bottle,
gallon or barrel at the same price and terms as
can be got from Kentucky.
Has been sold in all the Eastern States, and
gives universal satisfaction. II IL highly rec
commended by the faculty in all cases OF Ner-
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gesti"n, etc. 1t is now introduced to the public
OF the Pacific 5 ope, indorstd by the following
certificates of the eminent DR.. S. Dams Hayes,
State Asssyer of Massachusetts, and DR.. II. @.
Loaderbach, Of st. Louis, both eminent in
their profession. sDd which is n guarantee to
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l can show thousands of letters from persons
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bottle.
NcoUNTRY ORDERS promptly AT
TENDED TO.
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g. SIMMONDS, Sole Proprietor.
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s. DANA HAYES,
State Asssyer OF Massachusetts.
ST. LOUIS, Mo, September 20. 1870. Sim
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ASSESSMENT NOTICES.
Assessment Notice.
[AcKsoN MINING COMPANY.

81 -
Location Of principal place of business, San
Francisco, California.
Location of works. Eureka, Nevada.
Notice is hereby given, that at q meeting Of
the Board Of Directors. held on the wen
third day of November, 1880, an assessment,
No. 1907 90 cents per share, was levied upon the
capital stock Of the corporation, payable imme-
diately, in United States gold coin, to the Sec
rotary, at the Office of the Company, Room T.,
No. 404 California street, San Francisco, Cali
fornia.
Any stock upon which this assessment shall
remain unpaid on the twenty seventh day Of
Decembef, 1880, will be delinquent, and adver-
tised for sale at public auction and unless
payment is made before, will be sold on
Monday, the 18th Day of January,
1881,
to. pay the delinquent assessment, together
with costs of advertising and expenses of sale.
By order of the Board of Directors
j. n. SRAW, Secretary.
Ohice-40S California street, room 4. San
Francisco. California. n27-td
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OF Memory. LassiIude. Nocturnal Emissions.
Aversion to Society. Dimness Of Vision, Noises
In the Head the vital nuid passing unobseryed
In the urine. and many other diseases that lead
TO insanity and death.
DIR. MfNT1E will agree to forfeit Five
Hundred Dollars for a case OF this Kind thai
the VITAL ktSTOKATIyE under his
special sdviee and treatmeptl will not cure. o.
for anything impure or Injurious found In II.
DIR. treats all Private Diseases sue.
c~essfully without mercury. Consultation
Free. Thorough examination and advice, In.
cluding analysis of urine, 50 O0. Price Of Vital
Restorative s. % q bottle, or four times
the quantity, $40 90; sent To any address upvt
receipt of price. or @. o. D.. secure from Oh
servation, and In private name II desired,
A. 4. mhNTIE, N. ID.
IL Kearny st., San Francisco.
DIR. MINrfE'S KIDNEY REMEDY,
NEPH kEF ICGM. cures oil kinds OF kfdnc,
and Bladder Complaints. Gonorrhsa, Gleei.
LeucorbDa For sale by all druggists: 81 % 1
bottle. six bottles for s. 90.
Dk. MINr1E-S DANDEIION PILLS
are the best and cheapest DYNPfPAIA aud
Bll.1Oth cure In the market. Fori
all druggists. mrSl.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1881-01-08

G. b. Ford, at the livery stable formerly,
run by Moore Bros, has wood OF any kino
and quality, which he will sell and deliver
in any quantity from one-fourth OF a cord
To so cords.