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The Vancouver independent. (Vancouver, W.T. [Wash.]) 1875-1910, 1881-03-03
ST. LUkE'S
PARISH SCHOOL,
Vancouver, w. +.

Vancouver, w. L.
lev. 4. =. Nicholson, Rector.
Miss 4. Loomis. Principal and Teacher
Of English and French.
Hrs. 7. \. Nicholson, Teacher Of Music.
TERMS:
Common English Branches, ............ $500
French and Latin. each extra. ..... 500
Music. instrumental and Vocal culture. .14O0
The Fall Term will commence on Monday,
September ., 1878.
The terms for use Of piano In st. Luke's
School will hereafter be s2for one hours prac-
ticc each day for the term, and ~ for two
nour's practice. This change is made TO
cover expense Of piano rent
Application can b. made d the ReOtory.
, 1881-02-25

Prince bismarck llas offered concession
to tile proIetar!at Of t'c:lnany Which is nj
irlctlnE lnurh discussion, not nnly III ttut
cni!ntry, but I'LL uyar Europe. When His
l,uarvk wants To Ito Il t!,Itg l,o dies #. lie
never staps 10 thcorizr. hut puts his piHn
Intn practical operation, si.,cu l,e llus nu[y
|,imsatr IN ,lmsr> l,r,,rn ami .,h.r s,ntnx",., % nn
nNll snciHl refurlllurX always view will, ulDrtt,
NJ, ,rs. ,,r ,,,, t,,ns, sn,,,n,, ,,,,,,ro =, H.,
ttcrIl,n Chancellor, While t,ley arc t]por1x-
IN, ami s,rruIntlu,, bnnc EI,r tlJs ,.,n.,.,,
- ''"' NV "s'N ~ ."'' '''''7oil
rr,,l M n nrur,i,n1 vt,n ,ul no , ,,or,,,ro,'t
w." ~ rt"t'm"' :. SUP W." ''S Pcs"'''he'l'
TIN, r,,,,r,,ss,on +, IN tl,o ,,ntrro 'nr a iii,
.,,t'.. IT,. 49,, " ~ nv "''"'o VI ''''
W M.e re t ,hs M ''"'a , tlo s' na1" TO ,o Morks
- .,.t.,.,.,, ,., :" "e"7' :. e'"'''
ot aecnehl' III "t'et ""f'is' II IL II system,
t,,,,,.,rs f., ,,.t,t,. n,,,,..,,t,..,, .....,. -,
.''"''''a !" t'""'" "'"c"''",'s hR"lnSt alI
incidents ' w''isi' may arpcn IL TIC roarse Ut
.''e't ''H""' 1ne 't"'4s't'l'S"i tne enl''' Which
Is HOW III the liasnls df lilo c1l,nr!l nnd will
"'to'' s' Nv ''''""'''." ~ "'',''l'e"'' eo"'''o
Insurance 10 ttt'sa working ilt mitlcg, sill.
mines. nunrrtrs. .,tork.ynr,Is m,i,t1n,s r,,.
tnlles, a,ul fuuulrjey, mn. receiyiur wncrs
which tlo mi exceed ..Mh) unr1;s ts;la,, ,.,.
annuu,, The general fc,turps ur lin hi, mr.,
Tins Btatpl by tho Pm 1fuiI f;uxc,,c nr
Frl.h
In t,,c casc or wortk,pcn rccorv,rr ,,,,,v,p,o ,r
~, nnrks t<iSi, ypIr. Tho premium h to M,
ss,, III a"is Y, siFes w., ~ i "tnP!nyrr nht! thu
than lilat 1ii.r. inc employer il to miy tw.,.
tnst,s. na!u iaao 1's.ttalnsls s.st,lr u tn tall IN
oil tost, wt.atrs"r Iior c,s... Witt! rs!,It +,
.!c!tth or ''A!!ty u work Es1tsaspy t"ttt weeks
, 1881-02-25

"IllsI'l orgau says: "rir Stalo must not In
regarded ~ un Institution intended hi tn
to Masn for tho prntrrtt"n nf thr prnprrlie,l
GLASSES. Int ~ rn1IsierIn!; III an equal slr
Ers" thu wants md Interests of The Ionr. The
Objertlnl tl,lt s,lrl, consideration wn,1A III
trn.!ntr Smsnlistc rlrnrns tntu 1r:.islathm
must nnt hu nsEtwrsl tn.lcltr us, for 1T truth
the 'lucstinIt Il nnly MA "f rxi,nrd!ng tllo
PRESENT public proylston for tho .,ur, a1Ml
tlnv1luplng tho htca which l!cs ut tue rnot vt
if.' Nh far rs the bill for Insurance AgatMst
t1ecfdrnt II concerned. 1t remains to
bo sceh how tliu Gcr1'l''li worktiEEncil
VIII fcEard II, fnr worklng1rctl generally or
tho tay'lAbor class layu little cnrc f''r Tie
llltafc. They liyc utlly frt' tsry tn slny. null
they want their full wuEcs, Int this hill NJ
tcets ahem rs o1le FIRM, 'f taSntinn. il Is r.
aI3s Il reduction Of els wages, nh'l Il c"ntpl'l'
sorry o''c 1T that. as lc Il rcl'irtl I" lay !nlf
tho ati'nrint Ut The premium and the employer
tIo otEier italE While u on this hccoliili tic
, 1881-02-25
PUBLIC OPINION,

Now Yurk Sun flntl.): N1r. nlnTno has
lnas III scUfet Ut hts inloslttun, ln tho uyunt vi
thu Treasury's beiuE klyen to Now York, laut to
bccptno StcEctary 1r 6tate.
ClosclulMl IlctulL t1ssn): 1t looks now as
though ShetMrl'a ohulrea OF bteatuinR Gun,
Wu0aford's Burcess1r nru no bcttur tt,an Furs.
tcr's. Tho whole business, Us MIl frontls ot tho
Administration will understand asld RECRUIT tluY
been onu OF tho greatest uilstakes lnuue Ivy Pres
ilent Ilnyes
Unttct4 States Suprel,e Court: Congress
hus powor ITO reK,1lato ct,snLlcTce with furuixu
nations und ,llnonx tho several btatu., aud with
thu Iullun tribos," but It bus nothing to do with
, 1881-02-25

MIs MERt,l-r has Introduced singular
bill Into tl.a litfis Senate providing tllat The
uct reserves Of lEfc-I Insurance companies s!,,-
l1g business il, this State shall ',o computed
MI the basis Of ) per rent Instead uf !, as tho
lAw nnw s;N,uY. Mr.. Merritt las tho rcptlts,-
tlon Hf being must 2uilefess anu u,lsOpisIstl-
catctl persun, a,ll 1t might be we'll fur him to
euns!er whether lie Ii not being used In this
'nattcr by bold, bad. aiMl designing men, wEo
hsve purposes uf thcir avn tU serve. The
general stlsp!cion III regard 10 tho I'LL Is tlat
1t IL Ill Invitation Il, somebody IN Inspect tic
advantages of Springfield us place Ut win
tcs-resort. II tlle proposed law were enacted,
1t wonia cut duwn ttle reserves nf EVERY llfp
cnlipany III the State, arIt temporarily st0p
tho dividends of HOMO Illinois polcyIlo!t.ers.
We suspect tl1ul s0nle HIlsrrupulolls lubl,ytst
inls been plnylng II practical ]olse VI, simple
mimletl Mr.. Merritt.
, 1881-02-25

THE Legislative reports state that Mr.. s. y.
Wilcox, ule Of the West E'ark Commissioners,
is NOW ut Springfield promoting tic passage
nf II hill tn inrrensG t'arI; taxes III West CHI
rago frUI,i VI to ! Mills on tho lnftar. To
what extent, II any, tic people ur tho Wrst
Divtsioi iluyu been consulted iii The subject
does not appear, yet they have nr should
hare tli. greatest Interest III IL. If they wero
consulted. they might ofject to my Increase
Of tnxcs ut present. Tbs lmrks nro pretty
well :llollg. antl they are still LON. WAY
fran! tho principal Residence pnrtinn uf tlln
rity. 1t is II Hsesl rule tp slcleat my n,oya
Fur tlin fncrc,lse Of taxation that rones direct
Iy from member Of the tEnniclpa! hosly tint
hus tho expenditure nf tic iIiuncy 10 lt.
raised. TlleH. may ',' III, exception In this
c;lsr. hut II there Is the pcnpse who arr to
puy tho taxes lru In rrntoillHt Ignorance Of 1t.
, 1881-02-25


,ttatory tactics resortcll toby the Republicans
yesterday when Mr. Cnx crtleuyurcl io force
n vote on Tie .Apportton1ne,,t blll-nn,,,.ly:
III thu merits, md ~ liz, nropr,ety of ,,ut,1oy-
ins tl!hustcrt,,g measures 10 pos,po,,r n1nlt1-
n,atr]y tlurcat i. 1ucnsusc whlci, IL ub,,oxtous
to the minority,
Tjn merit, III tlc rnn.ruycrsy pnv hc ,pst
reached by ,tcscril,inr tho siat,s ,f Tim ra,,..
Thc bj1l originally iu,rottuccd 1w Nr. Cux
provided, for :vl members, whIcl, u,yu tho
Souti, MI ,.xcrss ur fn,y nyrr f1s Snrtb. mr.
II gatn If eight ,ncuhsrs. .rJn, l)ru,ocr,tlt.
majority NJ tho ,ouuittrc u.poytr, nj,
amendment uroyjatur for mi mc,uiu,rs.
w..!c. eay, TIM Sontl mn rxcrss of s,x nyrr
thc xnr,l,. Thc t,rmt,,icnn ,,nnr,tv ,r tht,
t'o,n,u,ttcn rrnor,r,l ~, n,,,c,,,,,,.,,t nxin,
,h, ,,u.,nhrrsl,1u nj mt, nn,l ,,,fv,,,i.r ii,e
tuont,..1,. ,,,,r,,,,,,,,r, ,,,,,,,, ia.
Sny,1, n,tl lin So,,,l, ,f1,n,, ,fr NV ,,t,nr",l
=. .,,t,.,i,",n ,,,, t,r,"r t,,a ,.n,,.n.s,,,..
, 1881-02-25

thr purely irf'l'11'fr rt,.r r. .,n: ,,,,x,
l'f '"! Win :sst''I t.,f1:,,..;,. H. ~ =, "s.-,,t
IniHt"n si'';F nj n.Ei al t,f. :,I;, :, fIrtlrln
rl"rh'. '.ril+ a." rt'Ii,ir t*r, I'll " t!i"t.Hr
'E'thm md terri. uf,I 1i1;,t \; ~ 'so nr;..
.tll"s, u" tlh' tnl,n
New York 1l'prlt' t''c1m): I'm 9rv xr
III I'hks HI'''nd retire tl,cr t.r,41Intl,," ,.'attr
'""''ts't ttfa VIII rF ti' ln'nrlr uI ,,r,rce' ''ce'
sair"f thu lis'w in'nls Vt shc t'uIir, ht s,.ht Til
GlrrunIatnn'n. will simply ina} tu ts,' ,''"s lllN
new lMHks. Tl.e IfIrs1'1ct, 1r.s m.i,a is,'arlttg oi
lritn ns !slo pr ecs 'r'thls mi ti, n" M
rtier III tic r.! ,f as'n ~ clr,,t,F Mrl ~ a o"H5a'
N'w fork :snu tln!): In The s,n,,,
~ Hn'i. "afnet' c1ltFhtt,l II III, .t,,,a,i VI
MpHth'H nm rsslS on tho rratsr f,,,,,,h ,'"'h'b
''hl@rs hf Eo'aress. 1t WA II nn,u.," '"e a'. G.
AIMING Httcr things. tirn. tiurirll ,,,,''e "''e'e
with Erat utility Tint tito l,rc<h]cn '.Hl:t -,
tlhltea StntEs ktHltd hr uh<riut.,Jv fs, 'nt
!nterftrvrc ~ ars,tnrA nm! Itrur,, ,t.',. @ roa
tse matter of is'cnl npl,ItiIu u1l.. ''''a''sts!1
f"rt Wayne {fn,l.> Srnti!,t': a. +, A.
threat NJ fs1j N"tanthI! hunks IN t,lyr1n,I wa
n'sehl'i,H tiGtal nt som" iwn u,lu il h,lf .,
mtis nl ..!ars' It, retire frnfn l,Stnrst # ~.
Ftit,taig hill sNl.t lu lu,.srl, ~, nr,tI,, 'as
Will thlM ltrste nf 1t. at MI ryr,,t4 Ii,e 'ho5
try i W,l'' nrul4by snrviye tolr wnr",w,n' ,'u4: !:
u M Il" nks nks !, u. ill., 'tSr " II. rr Il. 'a
he'l nntnlwr stn'l'tl wttliti.nw. Il a'tu'
Peoria tll!.) 1'raustrlpt: 1t IL unit, u,.,
,s,, rr C0'e,s1 .s H. nsE "llt!n': of s rrcb,!a
WILL '.,, ,no ,!lses,nlosts III 'tto Knights TcnI,,
.ona'aso "'st S''1htnr hfn still 81 frcsI, In nrn.
~ ~, .n'e"f" nhR"l' however, do ii l,l1J.or.
,,,; - +, "'imH ~ ni'n o. h'r pnra mrnori,I
s,.i,, NV -. @ y, , u! tno "t'!' -Ahlr u,.mr
III .st - no :" irF nasslslc. In tho tim n
t1u,,nr,. t,s =. ~ m.eiei times II w,t cu
mmi'i,. :,ai i, IiineAtn ii. 1flrInts'llrs mi
IT, ,,',,a 81. ~ ams WY Eftpitvn InIrlt tttfWy.
HI ~, hr;,.,i, aIo ~ @Hu,rttS Which scrri h.
n.aat2 ~ nnr ~ 'v not on1S To bur- bcnctar,ors ba,
'''''''t 10 "t"'
f;rnUktYn Etiftfc {1,nn,. !. ,v1,v .,,.,,.,,
Tin. t;.,,-nrnmont ~ H., - S'"'''ltE nut
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. ',io o'''t'al Slnsts tuIir tht
~ 'Pe.h'"'sM ~ " 'ts o"t' cro'lsttHi nj their wonlt
Il!t Ntlalhnal bankers tell 1s tlt II tl, (;nr,.'
tnCnt tlprs not my IL rate M l1tnrn.. n a.. ~
t., ait,t ,l,n,,, inv vii ,t ~. ~ o us honls
, 1881-02-25
siIl;T.1sYNlI.Ill:, IND.

sptf1at Hspach 70 TAs CH1eNgo 7fltRafs
sltE1',fr1LhE. tIhl., Fet,. es.-Llat 1sctlha los
oillrers Nf tho First National Hunk Ut fsM'h'le
teeKrsIltoh tito Controller nt Tho currency !"
soul tllun pnturs Immediately giving thcsI tesa
ilt}War to ulnsc thplr lnlslHrss rs II Att'oh1'
hunk. They lid this on account .t tho ls's'aso
VI tho Funding not. Yhs bunk hui IN drPo'.
t',''ra tfnn EsD,0O1, und tor huns were srt'
heavy. The fDDlinY uilUnx tho citzclls nl Nssn,
vttt IL mt tim best tt,wurr!* Tho menbrrs Snt t
tnul for tho funding measure, hit ttio} ~ sf
hllAg tito stothllnl1uFs fur tAk!X th* ktcp p,.ss -
teetl ht nu sitrj,rtsu shuiIli sufcrl UineF t"sS'
thu Blllls0 ns this tlu rriAIrtca.
, 1881-02-25
PROF. HFRRhtANN'S PERPLEM!lhl ! J! lll
~ f+h The f'hir,1tft jFlbHR&+

SEfId1 UHpA7E@ 70 1hs tH1tu8u 97"...onn
ATLANTA, tn., Feb. at.-Frot. y. a1f!i III VI II
tlu uiaylelun Mile. .a,ldis llcrrn'hn''' aa H
tho n,em,,tra Of ttlut spbcla!ty tainpaus t',y
bne,l arrested ut CInyrs. u sluH!1 1""" ,,'IInv,
miles fFom Alla,sn, III u Gharxe u sam s..s'r m.
at.I required lu Hlyo buIta III S1D iuf 1ne' 1hs
slt,ce ut tho ftoektnEe Superior tN9!t tE tbe [ ir
ehnrKo was rrcfrrrul by tho Jll'19s s IL nrJ taw
tho ultlI,bers oY tho Gpfttpany rlayl9a1t 10
The roHIpnn} WAs I'll r"Its lf9'is mi r;lher
AtuIltn. llcrrHIAi4n will tnrttit ~ ~ ~ liz, puf-
tnAH cntlctl alutra aud fpinllu lulo wv 49,.
posu VI answering tho chMrNts.
, 1881-02-25

jflHE Republican elneua !lns taken posi-
tiull Dl tic ApportiOltnent bill fronl w,lcl, 1t
caunut posslbly l's driven. AS Sir. IahlItM,
u Srw York, stated In his speech, Ills
Northern stalcs IGyu sai,letl nearly 1000, ,n0
more III population than tho Southern Slalrs,
Vet II Is proposed BY tic Democrats to reduce
, 1881-02-25
TRIBUNE ltisASCtt OFFICES.

rr.r rm,caGn TnfnrAE In. established t,rnnch
bcc. for tho receipt Ut subscriptions AHd adrDrllsa
hGnts ns fol!s,wa: .
NEW ruisk--1tnom p Trftifut building. F.T. Mc-
EAtInES. NonnGor
GLAst;UV. scutinnd--A!lnn'a American Sews
Agcnty, II liennel.st.
LOSINS. Erv.--Anercnn Exchange. &D Etfarh.
AENhf +. GiLLlG. Agent.
WARRINGTON. D.t:-ISl? *trcrt
, 1881-02-25

i'H0vlnENGE, II. l., Fo.h "l.-Tho IIta.a ~ ~
Trado LUIS requested Congress I" repeat ~ .as
tnxts upon thu crolllntlon ut t!cPuslts anu w.
ehp!tal atack Ut Enti0nni banks, Hf' f''t".M III,
Htrte AR,Ii,,si tue prs,sison Ut tho F"'las ' W.
requiring kationnl hunks luteniuE 70 ~!.n NJ
tho Unltrti stntcs bonds deposited to SECURE 's's
huteg.
, 1881-02-25
sAtF nF nRTssFD PORK.

lanyAxAr0tis, Feb. "4.--Ihe pesR sa'e ''nrnJ
the Ferguson pork -4ntlsu tlrt will tt s"'t ,uIs
butur.Iuy. lhtEu is llAtlt hall lHiil'on nnttMutlu
VI gyul lneut, anu nbuut Thu salAe q"e'
eulllllt Tor taukax94
, 1881-02-25

IEnvrrty's Theatre.
rrarnorn atrcrt. sorncr nf stunrot. Engagement
" ittco's Surprise Party. "lilawathn."
, 1881-02-25
D EA1H OF SENATOR MATT H. GAR
pTtTrH

| t,,,,,r,l, S.,,,.,nH,,.
''""'"' @'r.e.~.-. 49, w-.-.------
nFa7u M SENATOR marr IT nAv-
| prKTpH.
| Scnn,or Carncn,rr. Of wisconsin. died WIS.,
f.ter,1ay ,nprni,,u at hEs lolyturs IN Washing
TN tlty. ustpr II severe, iIinrss or sn,,,o
weeks duration, Ills lputil1, hpwryer. Ind
lern failing r,,r II lm,u time. 'rho srnn,or
wns o,,u Of lint c]uss ur American states.
mru vim atlrnrt ,vr.,t hu11cs or ,u.rsm,,t,
n,uircrs. aml f,,r whum their u,n,irrvs c,,-
| ,crtn;n tint strnu,r t,ersnn,u, uttarhrnnt
wl,ci. n,nn,uts ulmnst tn nersnrul n11e-
t:tuncp. Consr,eup,ts III tho list Of Amer
,rnn mill. n,.n nr thts c,uss .v,,u tIcnr,
t,lov. WIN fur fnr,v yrara t,r nnbftc ,tfr t,al
tim ardent ,,crso,,nt sI,,,ort ,,f II lorgo hufy
of 1,fs cnuutrvmcn. wl,otnn,,r,,r,t his ,lcfcnts
and rr;n,u.1 IN lis trIur,n,,s os en,l,,stnst1r.
aiy md ~ :1crnteIl,. ~ If cnr,, mon l,o,, nj,
ryr1,,s,vr uroncrtv IN lin ,,rnnt .s,,t,.u,,,,
ri, i,rr.,c n,,,u,attio,, IN ,fr t,1av n,ul I'm
}1t,rrursu ur tim ,,rr,,nn,;ou ,ynr.uI NM,
him. nu1v scrvcd tn ,nt,.,s3fy lin frvo,nn ,,f
his friends. intellectually fnr suucrIor IN
11x ,,,nnt rtr,tx N..I,st.r aud fn1i,o,,n II,
wn,, tl,e ,,o,,,,fnr i,rnr on, rrtoruI ,ts ofrcc,
linn NJ ur.ti,nr or .,,rsr ,v,. uh1n #, ,to
Srnatnr Corn.ntpr hnd unn,. or t,,o c,or,
nr.nr iattrs of Air.. ftnv ttr w.na mn or,,,n,
gifted with an ,m,mslnv n,rsr,,rc n,,,I n i,nn,1.
sn,nc farm, lin ,vus M ah,r n stu,lin,,a ,,.,
m uc,.,,n,nl;S],al lnwycr. 1ir wns ,,nrn nf -
.nwvcr tIut,, n lrri,,ator lin rnct l,r ,vnu :,
lnwyrr viii, s,atru,an.l,in nttort,c1 tn h1y
nr,,frsson rim nn1v ,,littrnl ,,f,l,., m, o,,n,
hrl wus lint nf srnntnr fran 1sIo tn 1s-5
,nl ,rtnr M f,t,rrse,,,,, ,,r r,,,r ,,,,., f,,,,,
|
]n ,,,. ir,, ru,,,r t,,..n,vn ~ 1lu oi,tt,, III,
learning. nud his tn,lcprr,,cnrp.. 1,,r twn
vr,r. LrIn, h,s t,,st harm in rryf,,, ~. 1,r,s,
i.ut mr., Inn, ,,,c nr t,ot h,1v ,rno r,.,.,r,.
nf t,,,, srnntn t,,r cxi,lrucn nr hia ,,Ift,. IL,
,,,rv NJ tl;a unat ,,tni,nr,t. ond l,t,,,,,t ,,,,
Int,s nj tI,c ,,rc,t nt,r.,,,s ortx,n,, ,I,,r;n,+
Ills tam nf aorv1cr III. fn,,,,,,. ,,,,,,,rt ;.,
| H., ,,xi,no .,xo In is7., 1,au ,,,,,n,uo 1,,..
tnrtc1. > ''' ''''' 0'''''''>' ''''
l,o1itIcn1lv, Nr. furn,r,,r was M aJtxo
l,ru,urrot nn,l, nrtur ,l,o Jt,.t;o,' ,vo. nm,
.,nI,upd. when In ,,rc,t,p,l t.,ut fin, l,st r,,.
In sup,mr, fin 1ru1nn ,yn. f., ,r,yo t,,a In.
ttnrr IN Tim Admlnst,u,i,, ,,,,, tn t,,n ,,,rt,
,yl, ,,,na Inn, ,1o,a,,,I;, t,,,, h,,t,,' o,,,t
II, cou,,,,oI 10 nc, ,v,ti, t,,, t,a,,,,,,,aa,'
,,.rt, rrn t,,,t ,,,,,. =, t,,o .n. III r'",','t
"fnt,,,cnc. ,n,1 ,,r,,nt ,,.r.n,,o, ,.,n'sn,,t,.
,,,,ir ill.,, - vnI,,,l,,o frt.,,,, - .,',. ~,
,,,l,,n,, ,,,rt,. n,,, III ,,,,,,' -. ~ ',.
;,, ,vtsn',,S,, ,,,,1.,, ,''l .,,,''',. ,"''A
I,e,,arn,,o s,t,, ,n.",,,.i"o, S..' S."'' ,v' ~.
thn .ur, - ~. ,,,',,,,t.' ,s''iu 's'''
t,n,, ), n,,;.,., ~, t,,n..',..,
,,,, s,,,,nt., H., ,s: ,,.'.',' m Nv "' ~
w., ,...', -. .,.,,;, ""I; w. Wv ..',. n. '""',
IT, IT,, '',. .u .'''"pv"' .I'', .ur III ' "o''ls a,'a
n.,,,,.. ' ~ ~, H." '',.' "n' ~. "s''''s " tno
, 1881-02-25

WAUnASaiA Lodge. M. h5. 4. +. & 4. ~, will
hn!,t tlinr rr.nnr trHl1innleRl!nn m Mnsnnr 1fA1l.
st MnnrG-kt.. this cyrhinR Mt :U aclt'ck. full nj
t6ntiHneo HI ,semburt II deslrtul.
FItEI,. ". PORTER, 1ecrstnty.
, 1881-02-25

1 4AA1 AA1NNAAh4kVA10 A4 NV&0HAhN
Tho ,l''nr nprrOacl, nf thu negotiations 0t
tho Powers Will rcfcreMcn tu thu ,,rw
Urecnn frontier, lis cnlied fur III thu llerliIi
Frenty, Will re,,tlcr skrtel, nf thu ircls,l-
tnary si,satton Interesting. A!l tic Powers
taye given tlicir mtlitrGnct II tho proposal
Of tho Porte tn rcnIal. negotiations, nmt thu
Paris correspondent of thu t.n,lloti 1tMcs
furnishes that lmper with skGtcll of tlIa
lncll!osl tin. will bu followed. 1t Is wound
with rell tnlak ns will bu srrI, nsltl will t,i-
yolyo lo',g lhul tcti!nus discussions bcfore
any settlement rat, bu arrived ut. Etch AM
hassnd0r, sfng1y III il, cot,Il'n,,y with o.lu col-
!cAesle, will In lrrvirw thu representatives IL
Tho Porte, and will ,lsG rll possible tn,tucuc0
To instnca then, to make tho ttes'rr, colcrs-
sloiis. Aftrr tlese interviews tho A,ll>nss,,-
ttors will lllcct Il, colference, md conlt,lui-
cato IN cltlt other tic results they l1Nye
reached Alnl their Impressions rs 10 the tctl,-
pr nf The Porte. Thry will discuss these
results together, and will tf1eu draw III
in concert MI Identical rrt,nrt 10 bn
sent by rAeli Ambassador tn Ills GnyGrIl-
,uctt, 50 tlat tho Powers may communicate
their ytuws IL enell 0tlEr upon tis urr tuctl-
lnrnt. ainl mt upon different reports, wlrre
W. "EAGc"c"t W'Rhb ~ iHatos3sote' llo
tc!csrartl ''s's alfeay reiftetl the positions
which turkey "'i.l tircece ara llHrIy IT,
ialte III this conferences, 'TIlu. pnr:o Inns
informed Germany mil A,strfa, who will
take tito lend III tl,e negotiations, Of the n,nx-
tni,l1n conccssinn 1t will make. 1t Is rcudy
to rrtte the whole Of Tl,essAiy nu,t Il portion
Of Ellirus but refuses absolutely to cctte
Iah'l'''' Ale!5ns", of rrcScsa. 1's u'csc aro
lAo very aiStflcts which Gfeece most OF I'LL
aes'fes, ai'a "ifeN ars lafse'S ''rcck III popi'~
"I'o'!' neSta'S ah'lllR t1e o''!y 'nlporlaiit COLI
efcHtl centres III Eplf''s' LILO fe1'la'flfE ter-
f''"IS hclng ot lille more val1se t'a'' sheep
pastfcs' u VIII oc sec'' sllat hero Is serious
"lsagFeenicl't ut once. MEANWHILE Grecce
perslssensly demands tho execution Ut tho
provisions of the berlEf' Freaty,-nnd Ill
exact lnStlcc lh's w'!ilt THO I'"wers
s''lila 10 Tor her'-a'Mi h's presented n
l,t'te l" tlsc l'owefs demanding admission to
Inc poGrpas'crs Ut constnntinol'lc, MIL If re-
1''sedl Will 'i'ako .slo widest reservation with
reference 10 lilo decisions 10 bo arrived at III
tic 1cgotiailf'iis. lit Powers arc thus plnced
III Ill embarrassing posttIon ut tic outset, for
they are commencing rs It were tic asnro, nnd
luve agreed to cutlsItlcr thu rroyisluns Of tho
berlin Trraty III tenpururj[y susucntcl,
TIey ,nitst ct,fIiuren,i,e In sn,,;e manner 81,
rs to fyoltl war. uutl this must he done fran
lin ,rurhluh ,n,tn, ~ ,.t,,r ei,,on rrn,,oo
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NY III, p"te"'ptoil,s uec'h.e''' "tat' 'ow i"r
NV WI E"' "''c". III tl'o opih1oh OF tho
i4fht!Dn l}iffcS, fGiilcrS TIC l'OWCtH 10 t11G
following alternatives: "Eltl!cr war must
, 1881-02-25

SYRACUSE, ". !. .o..t
SYRACUSE, n, y, Fnls. .i.-Tt'c First sao'""
llank wllldraws $4ab, ,Ul1 circulation.
, 1881-02-25

ALBANY, n. y.
ALBANY. N. y, Feb. .I,-Tho hat'ou"' -
chuuHu l!uNk ret,res tts eutIru circulation
, 1881-02-25

f'cHtrsf AIHkte.Ifnll.
Garner nj 1lHndulrtt nIl stata streets, t'oncert
ty the Theodore Tf,onlas cnn,l,lnatun.
, 1881-02-25

tcrd~mr 0f MHtlc.
Unlisted t.roet npnr slull4,t1. lynst Side. Variety
, 1881-02-25

Randolph street. beiwren Elnrk and In Sh1e. Fin
uran1cnt OF lanes A. lfcarnc. "1fcar,s 1f uAk."
, 1881-02-25

Olympic Theatre.
(1hrk strccf. butwcrn l4hk0 md randolph. Va
rioly CntertAInment.
, 1881-02-25

Grnytt Urrrn.1Tansc.
clark Atrrct or1'nsft 1Eew ts"nft-tInnse. EngnGc-
ucnt Of Thus. W. Krei.c. "1tamlct."
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1881-07-14
Sc DOn't Hurt Aggie."

An exceedingly ludicrous incident,
not to be found in the accepted Shake
spearean text of Richard ILL.," took
place last evening at the Brush Street
Theatre during the performance of the
above tragedy. The play had reached
the end of the second act without
interruption, but during the following
act and just at climax the even tenor
of the performance was for the time
being seriously disturbed. Mrs. Hayden,
wife of the manager of;the Keene troupe,
sat in the left hand stage box with the
tragedian's son, little boy of some nine
years of age, who was leaning against
the rail looking about the audience, and
giving an occasional glance atthe people
on the stage. Gloster (Keene) was dis
closing the cooling of his former passion
to Lady Anne, a character assumed by
Miss Agnes Keene, daughter of the
tragedian, and in following out the
business of the character rudely seiZes
Lady Anne by the arm and violently
pulls her across the stage. Attracted
by the loud tone of voice in which his
father was declaiming young Keene be-
strobe the rail, and seeing his sister
handled in that manner, cried out, "Oh,
papa, don't hurt Aggie!" The house
was convulsed in laughter, and father
and daughter in vain attempted tc
smother laugh, and as the young dis
turber had been squelched in the bottom
of the box, he received round of APP
plause that might have been envied by
more pretentious comedian.-Sdn
Francisco Call.
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1881-07-14
Our Young Folks.
FOURTH OF JULY AT TOM Ell
LOTS HOUSE.

Thanksgiving is all well enough in its wav,
Against Christmas and New Year I've nothing
But my dog and the fellows andI-
That Is, all the fellows VINO have any spunk.
Who save up for months to buy powder and
punk,
And keep fire-crackers hid in my old leather
trunk
Tom stays at his aunt's, near the end of the
Her house is quite fine but she's hateful as
And n going TO tell what she said
One day, when my dog and the fellows and
Had gone to Toms house to spenl Fourth of
July,
And thought, being under her window, we'd
To be quiet as mice, or the dead
We said "Hurrahr' softly. for fear she'd be
mad:
We set of the littlest cannon we had,
As under the bushes we hid:
Tom screamed do be quiet!' at each little
sound.
And when my dog yeped as he tore up the
To bring me piece Of a cracker he d found,
cried Lie down, sir!' And he did.
Yes. he did every time-but twas all of no
use:
When folks want to find fault they can make
So she popped her head out through the
vines
And cried: tom, your father shall hear about
yOu:
To put up with this longer is more than I'll
do
Come into the house. sir, and send Off the
That are spelling my flowers and lines!
" Independence, indeed! I'd rather / say,
BE under the rule of Great Britain to-day
Than subjected to noises hatel'
OH sharper than crackers the cruel words
rang,
And quickly the window went down with u
bang.
As up from the bushes my brave cid dog
sprang
And followed me out OF the gate.
She's as cross an old party "a ever could bel
She insulted my dog and the fellows and me,
And though they NAV forgive her can't
No, can't-and. besides that, / don't mean to
try
And next year nv dog and the fellows and
Will go OF on the rocks to spend Fourth OF
july,
With no thanks to Tom or his aunt!
-SCfdh j. Buriis, "a ~. NclsJ,ds