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Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1881-06-12
DIR. MANk GEE.
Chinese Physician.


IL ted himself with o member Of the medi-
cal fraternity recently from Canton, China,
who has lad 26 years. practice as a royal physi-
clan. This doctor has choice medicines only
known to the highest medical authority in the
old country, which effect the most remark able
cures. All chronic cases Of both males and
females speedily and permanently cured.
DIR. MANK GEE.
Eureka, Feb. 81. 1881. feb 22-1m
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1881-06-12
Turn Out Your stock.

DETE MAGLAY WILL RANCH HORSES
III and cattle at Q reasonable figure. by the
month. Ut his Antelope Springs ranch. 1t is
good winter range. and will take stock from
town every two weeks. returning them when
desired. ol9-u
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1881-06-12
SOCIETIES.

ST. JOHNS CHAPTER. NO. 5.
rJyHE STATED ooNvooATroNs OF 81
l. Johns Chapter. No. 8. B. A. H.. will b.
held at Masonic Hall on the Saturday next sue
ceeding the pale Of the moon in each month.
All Royal Arch Masona, in good standing. ar
cordially invited to attend.
A. L. FITZGERALD, H. p.
A. D, ROCK, Secretary.
, 1881-02-07

"My tlckct-of-lonye doesn't seem to enable
mo to tcaye."-.sltcl'atlD Ddpitt.
Shy tho why, how IL TINT fnnsl for cx-pres.
fdents cutting alung?"-R II. IIubea.
"S.J. T."-We ca,lnot pay 81 for your
joke Rbout Gov, Spra3,1u heIug u lill of divorce.
Sixty cellts IL tho limit.
Tic college football championship for 1880
has bcan tliaIly awarded tn Yalv. Faronta onn
now llAFe Ito cxctso for not senalnR their Sous
to tho bust school.
plorro Lo.ltlnrd, Jr., ia To be married soon
to Miss CMrolino Hamilton. Tho expeutnnt
groom IL very highly co,,nected, botug u BON OF
tho man tlat owns Parolo.
From tho fact tint tho Springfield I7cpul,.
lfcaH Vt ThArstlAy contains a luudny ArtIulU en.
titled Womun's Triumph" 1t looks US though
another lnaI bud boon held up for u scatsktn
61Gtlua.
AIR. 'r!ttlcn has evidently decided to retire
forever fro political life. I[u roecntty guye fl00
to help lclruy Weston's expunscs In tho conlinx
saco for tho Ast!cy ~ No lnu,, couta 70 Into
ealupaxn with tais nanging over him.
Tcnnyson snys tho ntgl,tlngales have not
sung ut FArrtnxford sincu tho Princo Ctlsort
died. For an t,l min, Alt ketps up with tho pro-
sccssu.l pretty well. Atnurlcnn liArs should not
La Discouraged, however. They eau weur him
out In thus,
William Isay Dobson. the 15-yenr-old
sun OE U wealthy 1T, L0uls mum. toceutly run
away from holnu unA adopted tho Ito Of hlgh-
wayman. 4Io was captured by thepoIl0o, and
will hereafter be used Ra y clerk IN q CINCINNATI
, 1881-02-07

Nm. Dr.A1NE's proposed subsldy-for-ship-
ping bill provided TINT two-thIrtls IF tho crow
1T enoli Subsidized vessel st,ntl I'm Americans.
tin,y Of tho newspapers rnnkn merry over this
proposition. Thu Now yurk Iimtst fur instance,
snys:
1'ntrot!c rs Mr.. Hlntnos bill is. It Il onen to
complaint fnr wart Of thort'uEh,Iess. II two
thirds ri tho crow nrg 10 hr Anlt.s!clna, II Is
1inntrrstiy proper that twt,-thrtls CT t1o llts-
Fnnuors sEdlfl nlat Inc Atnrrifntls. Tllnt I'M
American stGHtor should hH iltttst with f0rrtKH-
h0rn tiuesenEGrs cnlmle 1T my innlcnt or
singing go,l Snve thu quceu." nr tllo "Watct,
M tho lahine,' ia mt 10 hn thought IF. PrnbH.
by most nf tho tassengers " thn otwnr1
u,,ne tbs ship. II unprotected by enlightened
md patriotic laws. wt undoubtedly bn tillct,
up with irish cnllgrnnsa. This i,lpntrtMlc t,se
nt I'M AmcrIch1t steamship Couf1 f'a prevented
fIy uithor of twb pxpcdcnta, Thu ship might ho
forbidden by Inv Il, curry forei9u-lH,rn plssni,-
gers to III extent Krcntcr ta1An oile-thr,! uf her
passenger list. nr American citizens Gont!l l'n
ini lurgr Government arhsltlira tn IN IN liver
pool ut,f hold themselves in rcHtl!ncss to cnnlo
llnHG In American HtGIlnlers. Ntlh Ru prevent
Foreigners fruf1i ifstlktnE GsC OF tgtn. Judging
by tile extent 10 which ulr most important lf!lc
Ut American stentlGrS now iii extstcnet.-the
l'nCtu Null Etentnahfps-hAyn burned sinl
trt,wnci thoir nnssrnpcrs the Subsidies intended
10 tulHe1 thousands Ut Americans to constantly
cross tho ocern III Mr. 13lAlncs ships would n-
uubtctlly need to 10 very iHrHc; hut t1!orn Is no
ttlpstnn TINT passengers GGl,ln 10 hired rrt-
vit1ch tho Government would pny tho necessary
money.
, 1881-02-07

IN the discussion whIcl, has followed in
England tho measures taken by Mr. Glad
Btone 10 eAuctlitn business by overcoming tho
obstructlols!sts, 1t has begun to striko t,lo
public that the Irish cause will. after all, gui
by the actfDn Of thu Ministry. Il Lu,,uu,
dispatch says:
Froin tho tlrss tho result Ut tho struggle was q
forrHonU c.l.rI.lsnsl. The forty Irish ulajnlIcru
could nut hope tU l,G nllnwsai prominently tD
override tho VIII " tnir Ht English al,d scotcil
colleagues, tho nlpr, they coulI not ctaIla
even Il maturity Ut tho representatives Ut Ire-
jand, TAt EhunKa IL not Without itX value to
lrt3lnd. 1t WIS tnGtc To SECURE tho tI,lasstHu Ut
tho Coercion hill, hut Il places i this hatida Of
,ngu!nl I'Hnsuro OF land rufnr1l which thu
al1HlstFy, inny htcl'iu IN Offering The Irish
pa,l'lo uhd the Irish purity themselves aro con.
10 cocrcloi was basea fear ttAt. II cLMrcinil
pliro aud sfiup1 ttrcHtnu Inv, tho w,nltt fvreu
Of ths Tory purity III lAr!!nlnct wu,tl.I a " Ac,I
Mstxi 10 ohsif.gt thu iM,saKe nf The lan It'll.
that would hNyn met tho wishes AiltI Et.p.s ut
tho Irish Heillo cod hass hccn paERc.i. kuW
the responsibility Ut t.cmsng with Iargp meas.
atons's government. tt .luy ire tr,o 4, iIsr
plufesd,,.s, Parliament hns conferred lfuJn
tnuua h1nplu Power tu furco thtn,xh lArKo nlt!1y.
urra nt r.!netfat legislation. " th" Msu lhpy
1t is 1.ltsl that white lhty use t4tot.IInaFy
11oWcr u cirI ts Irish people, thuy Yet Iu!l t;l
flrtHness anu courage to usr II IN nlneliuratiux
th. condition II the Irish tcnants. they Will give
aEslatu tor ireland.
lhis Is precisely tho view taken of this
matter by Tng TmBtfHE. The real en,l
bought a1d desired by ireland alp by tic
LaiM LEaEue Is tho 1eto1ll Of tue laul LAWS.
, 1881-02-07
hotcl. 1t, wiirl, position W3ltto e;,t1 tn,,.
privileges Ut Il lick TurpIu with .nma Hl u
disadvantages. VI "

All t1!I}D f}OfE rCiAlNCEH tint-
! mt nlt,un with ,ny rpn.c,ruce
u ~ nlar", e.. Wt'csa M Is tin,s nnh tr'rcd
II tIu I'M, "i,ern s.'r Ii" Yeny, ,y,hs iH..,
This II It yury pretty WHY ur sYyi1,,, thae ,ra.
lnon WIS closed md tho click @ ttt.'" no Ia.
,jolu Forlcs f,flv yenrs nm ,v,a ,'''
Icr, mr. of IN xn, for ynrmtIIo ""s tlio Cal
,yl,;r,, tbr,, inrI,,,lr,, ,,o s,, Illinois
1,nttnr ,hnn inc,r Inn ~ s"eM Chesso.
in,r,rv n.rr III, ,,,,Iru f,',,,, '' 'rlbtc Of
In i1mt tny In ,;,t f.nI,n,,,,. - '.o '"'lntyscat
nw,, ,,orknt. '""oa "at II BIZ
,,,,.
~. '!":St"i, - onc VI fctcFh. Tlle TIM,
m'a nce's,ou' "!o otner my 10 remark sha, ~.
,a ~ es.oFy.ls Eoo' tn'i,R. That was ,n,,
iu. unt.u ~, . .imts-hns iaftacr oeenslnn to ~
ll!rH unt " LUIS snEle1hh'g bcltcr In tho gav =,
, 1881-02-07
THE MOST sCANDALoUB JOB YET,

'rhure lns been IL bill pending bcfore tic
House Of Representatives IL grant subsidy
10 Capt. Eads to build II shiu-raiIway through
Mexico. Eatls hus 1btainctt certain cotlyes-
slous rs Ia tho right of way, clc.. fron, Mex
leo, md O1e Ut the considerations il tint the
Government Ut the United States shall guar
antce tho payment OF interest. nj tho rate OF
u per cent annually for thirty ycar:, oil tito
bands If Eatls' company to the amount Of
SIC. 0.0o0.0o0. This hill has been referred to
the Select Committee 0n 1nteroccRnfc Canals,
which Committee consists Ut tho following
lln1ncd members: Etng, Ut Louisiana; Sln-
gcto',, Ut Illinois; Whl,th0rle, Ut Tennessee;
Martln, Of West Virginia; Uscnr Turner, of
Kentucky; Nlclolis, Of Georgia; IIiilclllns,
Of Naw York; Page, Ut California;; Cnigef,
Of Michigan; Frye, OF Maine; md HASKELL
Ut Kansas.
All meeting Of this Committee 1t was
voted 10 report tIlo I'LL faSorably, but with
tie subsidy stricken ort. Tho New York
IVmcs states tl!at tl,osa voting 10 strike 0rt
tho aubsItly were Ilutcl,Ens, NIchol1s, Whit
thornr, Turner, Martin. anu Iagc,-lcayng
Frye, Co,Igpr, Haskell, King, und Singleton
III f!yor of tho subsidy. Strong efforts lluyo
since bs.is mule tn secure another vote III
fayur of thu subsidy. On tllls point tic New
York Times says:
In ossler to l.aye this nction reversed, It t,e-
v.nt!cnoll, a,ld ii seems thut sr. Martin, Ut
West Firgtuia. wllt,sn turn expires with tho
present tMfiHrHss' wls tho gentleman whp WIS
Induced. FUR reas,'l.a hest klinwn tu lnsrlt, to
Musnn rec0ltsinrAtiUn, and subsequently Ia
thus secured ll|11lorlty OF tAa Committed, Cutt.
!IlI would receive nltirlnatlve uctIou, III this,
hWosnr, ht WINS lilsupptslEttl, III tho opponents
nf tue subsidy ctealul !ictlon Ly consuming tho
cutlro sesslt',i III tllstAssIutl.
On Saturday last the subject wns before
tho Committee, ais! the yoto III recumaplul-
| iug the bfll Including tho subsidy MIS- + ypas
to I nays,-two nbsent. Subsequently Mr,
Whttthorne, who las hecll stck, appeared,
a,li telnaIltesl to hayu his unllt, recorded,
! but tAe ilyo Eals nsen refused 10 atE0w lin
to tlo 10, atll wilt Insist Oh reporting tho
most sea,Hlalous outrage over attempted III
| Gn'gress,
wv print elsewhere u full description ot
ttio wlsu!u scltelMc Tho work il to be wholly
I III Mexico; tho Company IL to ho AfoxIcn,l,
a'al subject absolutely to tho csntrol Ut tho
| Mexican Government, All tla United States
will have power to .io In to Md $50, 100 kD Il,
t!e Satlonal debt fur thirty years, allu pay
$3,0O'NO yoAr, or $40, ,00o III aii, in tho
way of intcrcst to Mexican corporutton TOR
% work constructed bey1,l.l tho Jurisdiction
f; of the United Statcs anl under thu excl.l.
slyu tiolnInlon aiu! contrel OF II foreign (;oy.
| Brnn1ent.
Tho country ut largo, wil! bo somewhat
| surprised to read tue nnlues ut suue u tllt.sa
, 1881-02-07

REVELATIONS nre nlntlu by former Mt
tent1ant Of thu most shocking cruetics prac-
ticed upon Inmates Of the lew Stato Insane
Asylum at Buffalo Tho institution Inns
hardly been running four months, but 1t WIS
Differed in partb experienced men IRON tho
asylum nj Utica, 50 that no tEne WIS lost
IN tho requirement OF brutality. One Of the
attendants was evidently new III tho busi~
ness, for lie sickellc. At tho sight OF tile bar
barltfes to which tho poor patients wcre SUBJ
jcctetl, md which lie WIS powerlcss to pre-
went; so he resigned his position. md now
makes II disclosure of the horrors Of tho
Dsyium
, 1881-02-07
TIE NEW APPoRTIoNh1ENT--sQU
CHEATING,

Tie attempt Of tho extreme bourbon fac-
t[on 1T the House Of Representatives Il, force
through an AppOrtl0nmeht bill which shall
discriminate III favor Of tho ex-contctlernto
Stntes ought to result In complete AMI Igno-
mlnious failure. Mr. Cox, WIN l,as tilo man,
age.ncnt Ut tho subject on tho floor OF the
1louse, !las thu s!rewlness to lprceSo tlis
md lle llas himself dtssenteu from tho con-
clnsions OF the Committee which l.a rcpre-
se''ts, n minority ot the Democratic members
of wltc! aro Southern Democrats.
The bill recommended by tic Committee
likes thu membership of tho House at Ri,
which happens to bs tho number that will
Elye the higlust possible proportional repre-
sc1isatton to tic South. Mr.. Cox lind pro.
parHl nmt tho COMMITTEES had previously
agreed tn Il bill whicl, liked tito membership
at Nl. Now, 1t Is noteworthy that, ut tie
ten members between these two numbers,
the Soutl! gaIns six a1la llo North only four,
All ole of tho lattrr four is cretlltetl to IndI-
a.la. whlcl! tho Soutl, formerly regarded
lis Il natural ally. Mr, Cox !,as alnco Of
feretl compromise amendment M tho
basis OF :o7 members, which would deal VIII,
the two sections precisely as untier tie 3ol
RpportionnIent, but would glys Ollo, Penn
syiyan!a, Flor[d.,. and TeIlaesscu ttelrpresent
representation, give North Carolina q n,oul.
her for lnrgv fraction, and only tako ono
Instead OF twa, nj contemplated, from tho
New York delegation. Mr. Sherwin. ut lltI,
nuls, aIul tlv Republican lue,ttbers VI tlle
House have reported u fourth nunbrr,-;iiO,-
which they adyocate OIL tho plausible ground
lInt 1t would leave thu representation of ii,o
, 1881-02-07

THE sermons NC print this morning aro
1hosc Of Prof. Swing, oil "Tl!a Alarming In
ChriStinnity"; OF tic Rev, DR.. ThotnAs OIL
"Motiyes to n Religious Lifc"; OF the lsev.
&. II. Pceke, of tho 1.cAyltt Street Conyrcga-
tionat Church, OIL "rsle Teachings Of Jesus
md Eter1Ml Punishment" tliscartling tile
idea OF literal hell; ami Of the 1Iey. Dr. L.
j. liirsci., Vt Sinai Temple, OIL "'I'l!o l;elig-
5oI OF Humanity nlll .Iu,asnl.''
, 1881-02-07

:O7 Is opDn 10 some of tho s.iine objections rs
npply 10 tho Committees pnrttsan scheme.
It gives the South fur mere new members
than tho North, while 1t slocs mt keep down
tho size ot the House sufficiently 10 warrant
such discrimination. Mr. Sherwin proposes
to add only twelve mare nlcMhers to the
difference III numbers s not Important, whtle
II divides tho now members equally between
tho sections.
Thu arguments III favor OF Ntr. Cox's got
bill, according TO- his own statcnent OF them,
wcre TINT It provided for House Of cot,yctl-
lent stze and uca1t fntrly by all sections mil
l,nlties. The only membership untlGr 1tU
which would give tho South n smaller pro-
portlonal Entn wonld be onc Ut a,H
or NU, either nC which would lcnve
Florf.ta with but ono member nnd
n very largo unrcpresontcu fraction.
The only numbers aboyc 30, at wllic',
the South wo,lld gain as inal,y ns nix n,ei'l-
bcrs net wult!.l bo 2t, :0 AMI Ill, tho Inst OF
which WIS chosen by tic Committee. Other
things being equal, It Is desirable TINT tho
membership should bu ifxeal at rs low n NUM-
bcr rs possible. Any ol,a who Inns Witnessed
the proceedings Of Congress Of lutte years
must have rcatzell tllat the objections 10 n
largu Ilonse uro very serious. It Is now as
m,scll rs man with strong lungs a,,l ex-
pcrlcncc in public speaking cali tn to make
himself hearl When tho Ilousu is quiet and
attentive; and the noise anil confusion OIL
inary OCCASIONS nrc denftnfng. Besides,
the present liall canllot afford accommodate
ttons for ,nns,y morp members. II is nlrcady
crowded. and nllu-tliErlof thu seats are 50 TIL
desirable tlat tho members non,fnally ns-
signed 10 them are Obliged tn exchange Will,
some one of their associates when they ,csira
to address the lluusc or toc;ltcl tllo Speakers
eye,
For these and other reasons tho rccom-
nleiNlatfon Of Mr.. Cox TINT tho membership
Of tho House be fixed Ms low t,s :p1 commend
ell Itself to tho press and public MS fair a,ltl
reasonable. II has Involved n sacrifice Ut
relative strength III tho }luuse by tho North;
hut Republican members have been disposed
10 submit TO that rs Inevitable nntl As truly
representing the RpparcMt relative growth Of
tic Suutll due to tho correction 0f delicfell-
ctrs IN the census Of 1870. hit thu lncnbcr-
slip Of III favored by tho Committee does
not stas,tl ut nil on tho saMe footlng. 1t is
"ot WA e"o'ote VII F4"14H'o ~ eoh't4'ShHo ~
public policy, butts avowctlly gross paEtlsan
scslc'uc, calculated only 10 give tho cx-Co,,-
fcderato States aii ntl.lHo representation lit
the next Congress- The presentation Of such
selle'no Ill the expiring hours Ut Il Congress
Which already las The seal OF popular cotl-
uenlnatson a'llxed upon 1t, sIlu III the Inter
esfs ot minority which In legs ttnn four
weeks VIII be converted Into minority, Is NJ.
act Of characteristic cffroptcsy anil sllortsight-
, 1881-02-07

FEoM paper read yesterday ut Il meeting
df The Ch!caEn 1rndo nMl Labor Union, 1t
appears that there are G, EGO persons employed
Mn this city III the ayogattoll Of shocnnkfng,
anil tllat tllo average Of wages p,ld Is 81 per
day, allowing for tho employment Of fcInaio
9allu child labor,
, 1881-02-07

4 PROMINENT Ohio politician says: att
Slnnley Matthews g}es um tho Supreme llenct
no IL just rs likely to follow III tho fnotstops OF
Dnyld, nny!s us to sto oshurw!sv Within two
yeasa hu ,nny bu pronounced Don,ocrat.'
, 1881-02-07

GngAr satisfaction has been occasloncil
In tho wntcll-u uuktnR districts Ut Switzerland by
tralln rs consequence Of tho Swiss exhibits at
Nlulbourno, Swiss witches sIrc bolng pretty well
run out OF this country by tilueo ut Amorcun
manufacture, notably those lnAdo ut Elgln nud at
Wnit}1uil1.
, 1881-02-07

FFfn$
,,oa.a.. '.4 ~ "' .'''' NY nees '*.,l's
H. 1,a,"a 40 ',;..a'.a" ' ad''' "s@ne.' ''''s
saoro,as,, ~ ~es a"su 'r" ~ 1"o o'ito W
~. ,.,,t,s, T.. '.o uass Nv "as Io' 'u"-
,or,nnI H.. ~ ,,,s' soas 'a4' naAa w oo III.
,a,.,.,..,n.. H.. ~ r., ei'eNuo H'nlsE "'1"1
.,.e.,Is.I ;, W. '.ss , a""ps"' y. Aeco'a'
+. fnr 1ro,.o,' .,,a., , po ",a"'' '"'.'s' l"Aen
,,,;,.a e,"..s,.n s .' 49,. l. 3''eti eoasec'
,.,I.. 49,, .,'ss ~ ."o ,4""et ,tou'c y! eul-
Suonrars,,,. @ ,so,,' "ss. ~, .'.'t'o!'s ~ Ie
III ,,o ,aI ,, "u" ~ "eu"s'' ~ cs'"elce
.,", rooo,'a,'',,, "s .oee ,r III S'"ps
+. ,sno,,,. ,,.'',''"i, 'ss'a."',o'. lug ,lN'"es
,.or,nmt i',,,.n. ~. ,s. ~ 'u" ~ ~, 1a'Ie. ~,
,,n,ar,,,o,.t s,,,, ~. I,,a,. - ~ a""pI"s
a,a',1 ,'a.,,,," ' ~, 49,. l' ee''An'' eH"t'
,,aH,a,'1, rs'x " ..... o''eo ~ 'c'''u'' ~ ~"
" r.,a,',."'., '" ,.. VII '.'"net' , u'as 'eW
sp.""..s ''.'o r'eScsae''. put 10 "esce'u
n.. 1,,','. :" p''.e' ,ss4'., ~ WI W. !u"1o t'n''
49,, ,,,,',',' "s".s', .Ao I"iee "''1, ''sens-
~ ~ ,.'',,. ""s "". @ 'e"e''e"t's "eiDu"eeo w
10 o 1'".soH' "'''' W opl'oali's "hlen ~ Was'
H.. 10 49, '"' ,'''t'he,, "''''l5 t''"'lkea ~
.ns* ,, J"'nn".. ~ tie WIS t'o oii!y oehator VINO
pe'.s'r" ~ t's 'no 4,'a"ltS u t'lo proceedings
~, ,o 4a"n '. nu"' n'a "e mo'tal
,.s,'. ;'..s, ,e A. ''oIset "'''e'l u'c e'l'-
w.. "u"", ,",,' WHY now Ac,s US oeere-
n'ts ,, " nlase 'al.e" III etaere'ctloh ol as
.,.''s, :" "a's. ~ ""s o!,o u 1l'e
e,'o ,.c., . ',s too ase!l 'epe's VI 1ohsfess
H., ' , .e"' " tH". "te' "a oecn1Ao o''e"kaf,
''n. 'sI'' 49," w. NV ''uol u ouo lso"se tao
''.t'' u.t w. o'.o'iee' u'e l+esss'"lNe. En-
, 1881-02-07
TRIBUNE BRANCH OFFICES.

n1,F cutcA9n Tnrnt'SE has established hrnnch
Offices for tho receipt subscriptions unl alvertse
tlente rs folluWa: 49,
EEW YUlsK-itoom p Tribune Building. F.T. Sic-
fAnnES, Manager,
GLASGOW. scotlnnd-Allan's American News
ArcncT, i! Acntie11-st-
1uNI1uS. EnR,-Amc1cnn Etchnn2o, aG Strand.
1L:Sir +. GtLrfG Agent.
NAal1lSGTUN. D. t,-l7t1 Frtrrnk
, 1881-02-07

IT Is ascertaIned that Mr.. William II. Vnn-
'!erhllt mot tho cntiro uxpcflse OF tuktnY down,
Bringing across tho ncean. and rpsuttng tho al.
cxul.drlan olcltsk which how points skyw4rd in
Cc'tral Park, Now York. Tho net SHOWS that
Mr. Vanderbilt has libera side. WhuA tlo
coniogs lenrllt IN tho pub1io hu slous 1t ina
ha1ldsou!e why. lie III untitled to tho Hols credit
fur this performance. Tho oxpe,lsu was ,lbullt
*l@5OUD, and he provided for 1t out Of hia private
purse, not only without ostUnlAtlon, but With
motiusay aud becoming privacy. II cntnot bo
supposed. however, TINT tic donor Of that spIr,,-
did gift will bo forssnttcu. tlo tlnB linked hlB
t1It,ie, unintUnlonnlIy 1t mny be. with tho trans
action, a1l rho fA1ne ut tho tocd will suryiyu As
long iii tiG obulisk silnIl ronattl III ita prt.sant
lA's!tto11. Countries hpltce perhaps, peoIt0 Will
Journey from tho lnotrnp0is ut tho hpai OF
J.ake Mlch4hn tu tho liverpool ut Now Yark
harbor, aud Will 9axo Mt tho pnduring granit
ptltr. md tsk now 1t cnmo to bu t1lcrc; whuthor
II was tho City Of Now York 0r tho Government
Ut tho uMtctl Stntea that .n0Yo1 II. Or Wllothor
@'sno aasoeiatior OF woalhy mcn holpell to tear
tho uxuctlso. Tho Kuitlo.tOoks viii tell thom
t!tAt tas was mt tho Clsc hut thlIt 0tlu Wi!fNll
II. Vanderbilt, pnbllc-srlrltcl utIzen, l.ut hla
hand III hts pocket Atld paid all tho bills. Mr..
Vanderbilt is n Mlteh-Nbused cltxon, and tho
peuplD nro Justly leMI0l1s Ut hla cu0rluos p.,wer
ovor their pEnperty rights; but he deserves
honnr fur thIa aet. iie has Bct MI exau,pe that
otltor me1l in tIle same sl,ntar circumstances
would Ito well tu tnlitAto. European GOyorn-
l,cnts directly prs,niota enterprises Ut th!s
kInl anu enrich their people by buying art
treasures ahrond; but thu United Status must
depend for such acquisitions OH tho liborullty
A1lt Ea tAsto Ut tts citizens. Eur this rcnst,t,,
especially, tho action Ut sr. Vanderbilt ,s Do
surviving Ut honorable mGllttou.
TItE sccol,l annual meeting Ut tho State
Natural ltlstury Society OF Illin'hs will DO hc4d
, 1881-02-07

JoIIy JAMES pfATT, tia poet, ii ca,All-
dato for tho rostnastershtp ut Cincinnati, truly
Il pootcat ol!!co; aud the Nuw York I'ri'.He sup.
ports hiu for 1t ln d lyric anl inpussiuue1 luan.
, 1881-02-07

nnd 1>cRencrncy frUn, UIsuse.' hy Tyter Nc
Whortcr, Alen; !" description nf Now zon1tes
from lllI',nls," hy ". W. tnikins, EhicuHn: III
ltstr,tions N,ld Applications Ut. tn Doctrine nf
Esnintlon," by l'rof. =. y. Forlrs. Eor'nnl;
'Notcs ~, tho E,g md Young of tho lhyt"l''
tHs," hy W. II. thurman, Nosnn1; "achzop1'yt''',
md Their 1tclntlons IN Ccrfni:l Infections Dis
rases Of Au!n1nis," 1'y nr. IT, J. bctmors. CHI
caRo; "l!notorlt Fcrmunta,' by l'rnf, T. j. lfs'r'
rllI. Champaign: "Notcs on Arsen,fsn AHr''N. T..
md Chenal,mls,tnl Album md varIetytn Viritlr,'
ly DR.. J. Schneck, Mnl1nt Carmel: Won tho
t'rnrc Hut" by u. Il. Wter, Lncnn; non tho IT.
llatltants Of Caves III Southern Illinois," by I.
+. Earl, Colnlcn: "TAo English Sparrow III Sep
tcnhcr." by y. 4. Forbes. Communications
Eiinuli bo addressed IL =. 4. Forbes. scGretAry.
Leland ftotcl Springfield. Ill
, 1881-02-07

rclntiyc net gains TT eAch 5rclion on Tho l'asls
Of :ot MS first ayiscd by Sir. Cux, or mi Ms III
his amendment offered In tho llunsc, or 3lt
rs M tho hill reported frnln committee. or lD
MS propasrd BY Mr., Shcrwin {lel.), Of llli-
1lols:
, 1881-02-07

I
rcatiorr street, corner Of MonFnr. EngugeEnent
Of 1icr Malossy's Opera Company. II l'nfltant."
, 1881-02-07

Olympic Theatre.
C1orE street, between Lake nnd Randolph. Variety
entertainment.
, 1881-02-07

I1CntctnF Uf AfuaIc.
Ilnlalcd street. neus Madison. Wcst Sld0. vnrcty
Art tcrt rtt1}f nj
, 1881-02-07
AAtU54;al ES'IS.

EcV1cker'a Theatre.
MttIeon kt1pEt, futmeen Ftntn md DehttofT
Engagement Of Ann!u l'ls1cy. "Mlss, tito Child Of
tho EIrrrns."
, 1881-02-07

r':nrk street, nrpss!t new Gauft-Iionso. Frrnre-
Bends"