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, 1881-09-19

Iia,lo fr0ni cnw's milk, md that he l,pif. yca
It Ind tllencc ne.iuIre,I Its Ialne.' Thus hui.
Ter rfnanctrntes Itself fum lis HIST nw nstatr
hs Il 1'rnttnrt Of muri's md rtnt's milk, Hntt
sinrEs IN thu ROM. in tito dignity wllich It
reactlnd In Its ni.l ale as the fruttnHr, us Il
were. af tho beautiful .lerauy enw. Hut
tMlen lad but ptrur appreciation Of tho
delicious qualities Us haltrr, Of lts grattl
future, or Its truEic r,s1. 1le Thought u II
0nly as applied tp Its ulost 'tcgrntlllx tsrs.
"B,ttter," says h. "nay bn very rrolIclEy
employed Tor uintfnents: atnE wlu'l, lrnther IL
t'esnenrctl with II tho sa,nn parlnsu Il
answered as when Il ts rubbed 0ycr with oil.
III c0lll countries wIlrl, ,tl not pr0.l,Ice nif,
butter Is .ts.il In tllp baths; md Tint Il Is II
real fnt may be readily perceived l,y fts
cntc1fng fsru wl,en pnstrN over burning
cna's.' }'l!ny snys That "tho a1sc'ent t;er-
mans tna.lc huttrr which they used rs II lAost
pleasant kind nf foo,l," but Os1,or writers III
Erra. u 0tnf elluAl. anlsnifty ,luliy tIi0 fact,
n'lrHing that thu unly prosluct nr milk With
which they wrrc acquainted WIN ehGesr.
Whether 'facIttis' reference To ''tho must
calll1l0tl fnual fnr tho uer'nans," IN liu
wnist "ftc.cnncrc;Mnl,o mt'l,s blttter or
rlIecsc. Is 1l0t, mil nlvcr eAil bc. Known.
l}stttcr inay be sni1'to hive hail n llnr. strng-
1lc III Its you'll. To ltuye bcc,l fused as n
lsntr oil, "mtxc1 with honey, to be rnhfIeh
over cftftlycn's 9lllIlS far ulcers In ttle
MOUTH "for annlu,!nA. The hnstes of chill
slrrlt to render tl,u1n utabIe,' 'fur rubbing
initnMrd eyes" etc.-iheso were mt orllct.s
of llonor. Indeed, sa little did tho anctents
appreciate tho ,nnrlts oF butler tint they lift
, 1881-09-19
PERSONALS,

President flnrffetl's s0ns, now Mt Williams
College, nre tu hctt,lno i,le.nhc Of tho Alpta
t1ultn Phi fraternity.
~, ~,
AIT. Wnstef, oil tho l.otlon 1ItneS, llls tt1-
elur. 1T, tnyitnttou 10 yIatt Nr,y rtuyou Rnyfuu,
~ Ea!sg always cherished the trt,st agrccnbio
tinvm f,n 5 tr. .S1 nIo ny ts,w - MeW
Struck hv tta hca,,tv IF ih t,,,y. nu,s to nir t'f
cuntturt md prosperity wlltcl, torvMtlcd it."
tr].e Intn ,rnl,, I,nr,,4;,Ir.s t,nmansf nropcr-
H. IA ,ny clnlmc,1 h,. ,I,n s,n,o NJ rn,,,.,n. ~
~ nl,n,, l,~ s,,',,,,Si ~ t ~ u.".'. %
s. +" e, :" M lur !ne stneWno
;rtnt ,.n. % nn in"rs0Htn netofS tne Cts! i1is-
tr1 ~ ~ NtW lfehhs, thtt lthneft lllftlsto
nnv WIZ ~ IL IT, w.. hot IN
Cnslht Aulefhesg' tue ol'1y pvrson WHO
uut''s 'tao l"'c Czne fe'Rt chtoScu tue i'ti'
,nAte co!'"!enco OF MS muster, t'as rctlre tro1
H's lmst 3I manistef or tile lHttue. lle was
Inv his t,inytnmt% mil 9rnmt tn H. ~ "n'; ;,x., nS
nnitirc ,lii hid po,,,fIur In ifussian sucjgty.
h1lss f,orr,,t =, ,1or,I.,d ,.,,,, ,,,,,..1t,,,,
MISS Caifn'l' VI MnrSlAnt', WHO pfhltslblY
ollsncu to he tho n1shur Df III effective piA,t,
adopted In 1s1. for cnrry,r III, t1o 1Yur IN s,
s,ssml IN Ivtnr NJ ~. ,,,,t ~ ,,"", H.. ..t,a.
mISIr". f,,,;n ~ ti,c -. ,yaP 5 t ~ i' w @
kim inhnn,nr:x ;,t,.vn"s w. ~ 1fhi i,ia @ @ aas
,.I.i1,t .",.I ttns; rn,nH I3 tG ~ ~ "esy Mu HaG
Hf,.,.,.. "AA" "e'tA"31" kAo to"As VI IRHAu h4la
, 1881-09-19

lpmhuy pruyInoe hus Increased frp,n t,..llu.-
,(H, In 10 ia tt.I since ,s7f Thrro ',ns ,rpu n
.,rerraso of ,uml,rrs In ,tysor,, aul sEndrns.
hut nowhere r1sr. II ia nl.o shawn ,Imt Tho
lmpu1nton of thu nyuyEnrcs under sI}rct
itvItlsll administration ,s mara linn fur
iiftl.s oi thu w,,utp humiliation Of [u,ln-a
fact not ynry cheerful to dwell Nu,t,, for II
tircat britain rnub mt lnic rnr,. uf :.1}
,,,,i,i,,, -, ,u-t l, ~. ~, -
h'lilloslS III lstt' now IL aio IN lilko rafe ot
nsH millions ilOw. wien exuruscs lny3
I'm, I,u,,, iou.nt,n't .,,,,,,.,n. t,,,,o ,,nt
WV "e'' 'eascHc''t tHsst't"s INV" NV
Increased, nlHl fntlfilp und tWsslluilpn Still
rn,,u u,u,nntrntl.,Iy Vtth. t,,n hnr,n.n nf
-. "eo ""."' '"'' .'o ''''''"e" v,
tllls vllsl 1tfnss NJ !Iltiilntl b0tnEs UGItlttHl
tn;n q, sl,,nII NJ, nrpn tbr tncr,nsn ,,r rcatn,,
,,,,,,, Nv '' ,. w.. '"' w ~ '''to
ail1lttlaeS Rtcbs pnee lIllWllist II bntt1 u0llo
III ,Dcut tl,e1up WA rnsnril tin tn,,,,IntIrn t,f
,h., ,,.1,...1 -. t.,. i. ~ ts.,,..
the t'nlt"H ot'taes IArGn hhet nllt II ~ nArcly
mie-,Ifll tint ut 1n,lta. trho nrca Of Is.lIa Is
!ns' a'a"' t!'At vi t'!'S eou"try e'S' ~ ts'o
tnr,I ftnrttrrin,,o t,,fin, 11,,,1,,+ f,r ,.ui
''ot" t!Htttts'ohs !u''Hl" hn'teL ''i 1'"l
WIS chiefly remarkable for ltS exposure Of
tha wt urt.rc.,,nutn n lin ,,,at NJ lin uu...
, .r, '''> ,.,' y. w "'''t ~ NV "t
teSs Le19llt1ll war. Illn thtn! war expenditure
fint,1utfur tho frt,nfl,.r rntawnys, IL IN fnsa
.t ,.n, 49,, non ,, .n" ~ -" -
tiail t-',7l",oN l''earl5 Nv fhalllhsS bl uU!'
1Arx1 ut which Il GdHt Mn Ias,nr,,r ny Itnr1n,1
, 1881-09-19
SuEEQChIE0 BY GAS.

HpFtIdt UklpNFh 70 7HF CHltI94 3ff11Hts ,
lfoIn,lsoS, ILL.,, Sept. ls.-corol'er l]o'lala-
son, of this city, was called BY Telephone ~
Sterling to hol.l III Inquest ul"'n the lt"'} ~
q yalIllg la.ly who was fountl dral III ,."' .ae
l;alt llause, In tlAt city. this Mor''s1a' luz
la.ly ca'Mu tn Sterling 0s the evening paS'e..
ger-tsain frun. Cls!cngo, toak II bus 10 'll1
t;alt House, a,d ra;lre 10 tho roohl ''sS'sHr'tt
lier ut all early hn,tE Nothi1u; was seel, ~
her nYn,l Until n'el0ck tAis inornllls, wnei' n
tho tlII,r w,IsUpenr!t anu se WHY fa1l, us,.u: st
The run, heing full ut gas. S"t!l'a. Sm, Is
fYu,H tn,llt Iiur to slInW wlia shy Wits ,t". a
Easa hsr hume Y tlu slnrk !S ~ NY; m,,!ur's y.
Jury rendered Il verdict Ut stsaIl, " glsS'st
fstlutI, but wl,s unable t., nscerl,.i!l "'sI MHaIr
or 1t WIS accidental or Suicidal IN" m,!ut "I",',t
easa IL sl,s01iluA III mystery. 5l'e WIS ao'3'
10 yeara Ut Age,
, 1881-09-19

THE two SERMONS Of lea.ling interest
preached yesterday IN Clicago pulptts wrre
fl'oso at Prof. Swing. at tho Central Church,
on IAN Exhausted Sturln." uni of tho lsey.
DF. Ryder, ut Ut. Taul's UniycrsalIst Church,
on "Tlle Controversy Between thu lsey. Dr.
Ihomas a'Hl tho Methodist Church." These
sermons. which arc given entire In our
columns this morning, both have reference
so tho case OF Ds. Thomas, aid will bu read
will Interest
, 1881-09-19
TRIBUNE BRANCH OFFICES.

rrr rt,rcAco Tn,nUSE hns catahlINfcH branch
ocas far tn receipt Of subscriptions ad nlvertise.
nlciisE rs follnrs:
NEW YHHk-Koom - Tribune building. FL. Nc
FAnbEN. i!NnasBE.
GLAsunW. Ecoilnnd-Allan's American Naws
Agency. 81 1er!ield-st
IUSnUN. En1.-An.crtcan Exe1tnnzo, 40 Strano-
AkSHf F.utLL10. Agent
WASHINGTON. u. t,-lala strent
, 1881-09-19

JundE THOMAS FOSTER. a prominent law
yer Of Calhoun, Gn., committed surt Ut
double sulcfttu III lila stable. first drinking
two vtaIs Of laudAMum uni then shooting
himself twice In tho pit of tl.o stotl,uell,
business troubles WIS the catl6u OF the net.
, 1881-09-19

AN enthusiastic welcome was yesterday
accorded By tho lrlsll-Amerlcans OF Chicago
IL the tie:. Mortimer O'Coliller, of Ilally-
bnni"n. lrcland, who visits thIs cou,ltry us
Nh advocate af tho ea,tse Of Irisl, National
lsu. A woll-attendel meeting was held III
the citY-Conncll Chamber, aill ilatterIng
address printed upon SILK was presented TO
Father O'Cuniler, who returned tIlalllts for
tile Welcu,lu and tho address,
, 1881-09-19

SOMETHING like 1000 people, yesterday
embraced the opportunity to visit the Chlcis-
20 Fair MD lnspect tho tine display Ut live
stock. Among the unlsual features Of tie
unusual OCCASION was MI exhibition Of speed
by the paeur Little Isruwu .Iug.
, 1881-09-19
B1fETEH,

II ,,,,ttnr cnntinurs' II, n,Ivnuoo IN nr;cn nj
the nrrscnt ratr nf nro1rcxs It IL f., In f,orml
tlut uothin,, viii Ultimately rn,un1,, ~ th1a
or1pinaIy ,trllrion. tnIIr nrtir,r of ,l,a, h,t II
,,rn,s,,annt..t1,nt t,s,.loss o,ltr1u4. ,,r,,,,ct
n hls mu,,s,, tho ho,r r,,,n,t ,nr,t IIu.
fnr,unntrly t,,n to,nr,n,l,u, IN ,,frtaroi. ia IN
tha rnt ,,f ,hn ,,,,,;t ,,nri,1 fro,,, tl,o s,nnt
lIrncn NJ hut,er hrrnur. .,,,r,.cr mr., ,ln,rcr
,nor,, o,,,f ,,,,,,s rnr,l it he eod IL, tim cn,n.
n,,,,,, ~ ,vhr1, hutt,r IL I'm ,,,sa-,1,a ,.y,
,,,n,v,rr xr,nl,ar hv ,rrracs AMI h..m,1,rnlly
i,ss n u".,,,,a IN In a ~ tl,,o IN ,,r,,o ~,
,ht,,,,r,, - ,,,t,nr =, ,,,.,, I'm, ,,ato ~. o"
~ ,,,n,. t., .,f t.. etr,,' ,ho ,,,.om,,,,,, '',
I,nts - ~ ,"..i,,,. ,,,,.t,,.'l,, ~ IT,,
=. s,voo,,,a.s ;, ror.rri, iii, mn ~, ,,,,,ns,
,o,r,t,. ~ I'm :. s,r,,,,or !, ,o,,,. l., ,ta ,a
nn,or ~ ia t,'e lin c,stnm T., s,"n,.i,,. ~ H.,
,uo,, o,,,l ,Ir,,n,,l,, = :. ,,rn,.., :, to,r ~
s,.r,natv o,.nr ,ts ,,rovo
trha snr1,t,,ro tro s,o ,,,r. ,so lin ,,.,r,, lint
t,r fr,,,,,,t,v h,,t t,,, ,o,to" ,,iH,",, t. ,,'n.
lin tr,',sIot1,,,, ia ,,,onoony tnt t,,a 1f.tr.,,.
,vo.,i .',,,,r,, s,n,,.,o. ,nl,. ,r nr,,a,,, ,u,,
INF ,,ai,hnr taotn,, ,,,,r so,,,,,aI mr. III, s,
kn",v The tos,o ~ hntt.r m,,t,vi,bs,,rlt,v
tha uDsyuers. uS,,, hro,r;t Tnrth hnttor ~
n Inr,llx isl, y. III, srnl1 m, s,., lin r1yoru
Inn tlnuts lin ,,ro,,,;s nr h.,,,, ,,d hn,t.r,,.
- I,nttor 'n,l honnv sim i, ha ,,t lint In nav
kn,,v m rruxo th., nvi, ,,,,I ,ouo lin ,,,o, ),
nn,t.r hnwsrcr na,1 rnocI..l y ~rnnt . mr..
,vhnn ,,,a o,ln1cr,,r. s,,tyo r. o,,I ,,',,,, -,
,,r,,, love, ~ ,,stittInn nm, r',,,, r.. IL
ra.,,.n ,,v s,nt,,n,r !, ,y.th nos,s ,nr, ~ ,r,.
contonnror ~ viii, I,nrnIotns ,yIn v,x bnru
asl II q fur ,hnt 1I1r.t,rnus tIstnr,a,, mo.
oY tho scyth1ans. ",ylmsn neo,Ia nnmr NJ.
, 1881-09-19
LINCOLN, NEB.
Investigation Orderet1-T1ie Ktnto uhis
yersitY-0alior 1tellls.

yetsity-Osher ttclNa.
HpsetaI Dtpdteh to 1hs Chteaon 1tibun%.
LINCOLN, Nah, Sept. t6.-Tlsc County
Commissioners l,nyu appointed u committee
to Investigate thu ntfairs Ut tho Coul,iy CLERK
aul Treasurer. The hooks Ut tllesa two of-
ilcers will receiyn llyuly oyerllanng. Us
tho Committee lllen,I business.
T11 Stale University hts ul0nCd 1ts lait
term with III! unusually large nnln!Es nt
students. ThG city schools tlayo nls0 bfg'l
work.
4 p,lteo onlcer was gent fran this city TO
lsoca lust Night to Q,,cll n church distu[o-
tllice. 'flle religious pxerclses wcFo bcllg ''s'
tcrrNpttl by rUtlElla. .. ..-.....a,
'lW tirtzZlIng ruin 0t yesterday was S'ic@
ccpdetl tnslny by warm, pleasant Wcau'e1'
nlMuat llky lntin,l summer.
, 1881-09-19
M0RTuARl,

Sptetat p1p4tsA to 2a4 IA &eaoo 1rlon"s T.,
nEoAvulb H.. 6npt. lA-Ex-Al'i. he'']'usnI. ..I.
+. Notlsol,, aKoj ~ Years, was b'lt'eu '",,
nf!ag,lool,. Iiu Was MI Old ali1 we'll k,n.sl,s
citizen, alM llad long teen lu Ae ~1Vss'"'~
mud retail llVupf tI9Qe.
, 1881-09-19
POSTAGE.

EnttYt At tht Iost-nh'ee II. ehfe,ta Ill. Al stoad'
:. G3ass att'ffE.
For tho tenant af mr. patrons who teatre tn sand
single cnples of 11E Tuslt'SK through Tho mall, W.
Rtve hcrawith tho Transient tnt1 q! pssaNo.
Fnrfian aud fIpkHtsfte. Pr Cnpr.
Fgtlt md 1wrlrp j'nR8 HhpUr. q cttltA.
Eixtoun Fnuo lMtcr u CuuLs.
, 1881-09-19

--S-------%-=
,,,,,,,.,x mn. nil ,,,,.n xt,.,
n*s Inns absolutely anurte'n4 tn " t. tIIrm IT, ..,n
f,sst,., ,v1 .Mo ,mn - % e F;islMrk. Of III,
tG,,,Cr .fnfrs nti,s nhiv nrI , 'a! said: "Thst
tlnn t1,t, tho VERY duet rit,t. whiH, 'hl'lenlly
ttt'Mt, i!at lf whtGh tltu Keht lpni,l1 t,,,nl. III.
,r @ .,,, ns' Ena Ip 1 ,l, tl'w tl,9 ru!crhl 9s
,rnt havt, nl. sttMu' tmtws,, VI iae atr'Tr Il.
en,.lltintt cansttutunutly rflatt.. "W!H,h WH,Hh MID
tecg,tsn M l4w1!li aa.nssnr W,ust,l bu r,.naell aell
.i,,s t,1rsr,ss J.. M,n.. Us + wen kn,sm
huyu fho i,rt.aeut et,I,s"f ~ t.s ~ fnay mi
trne!nx allcl possible uflsIa, tut w ,,Masiltll
ack q tnis record n1ltl rc'lfr.n with hIm H.. No
r,utrv ,vhr,, H. ,',', I'm ,,, ,G"s ~ snvng IN,
finll, ,,fc ri HITLER .,b]iratin' !" keli n,"~eryn.
Er.1IssA Tint sun4 IN ralu III nt,ut,t hc.'.,a a IT.
'etter VI thu Constitution. '"'' 'ns
New YArk IIcnlIt1: Hcnntor t,,,,o.u,
rrnuunccA IN fuyur nf froe tulorrt H., ,m' 'ls
ntnr t,ntnor,,, rf,urcscnts n ,,ro,,."., nut stti.
no would favor Inv dnamn, h,"t"e''sn ,.1 snr, aud
hw oppresaIvo or l'enst'y to otlsor staus,% % wb'oh
ni'lcl thu special Interests Ut rrnu4yiv'u,saa sa
Tito ultra pro,eutIunlsts SEQ In .le arxr a','
r .t"I, ',,,,.,',,.,l +. u.t's }rhs t!1e dunn
."u" ,'s. ""nli 10 II supreme foI,
lnr p.r Mnfer',nunt , ny !. diminish o,lr srycuu",
~, boer anti pntcht 1nr!tui,,cs. Tl,t Iis. ,in.
Gasps s ,,.r VII y w", us 1e.'r!!t wGll he tu ,uui:. ":
an @ % o'r p"pio ~ N d. ss' tic te"'' ,ux - ''xI'y
tt'ltarct'., In Erisland. free trniu CONFIRM ura
tonaeGn "a = NMHl st'!ecr Ut ftu,.c. In frs,,ss.
nny Etl " thls tn1!cy taxat,tn. it W. w.b 10 70
rsr tl;p Nnt!,t'nl burdens Ici ny begin viii Irn ~
nl si.l., onr ltlrlt NOW IL f',r tn" h'Kf l n.
Ono''Ksi hlonc VIC triad ta .in sssIlo ko,I II IT.
SGAfs ellieo W rGtnny!itu the tux frnn rotfS""
Is,o anlf rsrs9ns hollE!liel were tio ar c"!Iea
!,lnlitets ~ !!raxil nta Cnlrl. y I'LL renuyntn1
tho tux frtlm tol'tcen wu.llt brlcHt Culm ,s. "s
th,t tao nntletl stes lit,t II ii Drst In ica,oc
, 1881-09-19

IntEstrlnt Exposltion.
I.akc-Front, opposlt Adams atreot, Upen day and
, 1881-09-19

L4yccum TitentFr.
ncHplalnes struat. Madison, Nost Side. yas.
ety entertainment.
, 1881-09-19

Luke FrUut it,Ircis. 6rapuas}.
Notwcan MndlEnn street md Exposition building.
Thu Munster Whnip.
, 1881-09-19

fEnhtty's Thrntrc, .....
tfnnf o'rh R'rca' tetwan,I E'.rk md In Snl1e
Engagement " snlsbnsys Truubadours. "1'ha Ain-
ntpur ltAnCHt.H
, 1881-09-19

criterion 'Fllcntrc.
Corner or HeiawIcE ana Dlvlrlon strGets. Variety
entertainment.
, 1881-09-19

Grnnh f1t,crta-1tnnse.
Clnrk ft5npt. urtnl.if new tnurt-t!nHsn. EhEn1c-
mcnt OF tho Cnlnn-squaro Theatre Cumpany "yllt
UunkDt'a nattKhtor.h
, 1881-09-19

TllE s,lli will ba oi, tllo lluo marking the
p!,ssago into the uHtunln 4uGrsur of tlo zutls.o,
at,uut half minute buforp o'clock III tho aet-
grnupn VI Th1r4slMY mkt. Sort, T.
, 1881-09-19

1Inyer1y'k ThcntrH.
Mnnroq sttues. hotweun EIaek md UeRrbas!,. En-
Eagcn,rnt Of Isobs0n nnd Crunp. "rmeIfsh Night;
or, What fuu Wt!t."
, 1881-09-19

-AenIcn1y nf Aftssfe,
1nt.tcd Wtreot, ucay Mn.lIson. Wcst sila. Variety
entertainments,
, 1881-09-19

At tho Chlaaso i>Flylng t'ark n. terminus OF tho
slad.nn aiFrot car-iFack1. Livestock md nRrlcul.
turAi exhibition.
, 1881-09-19

NIEFIERFF't T HNHfFts
Mndisnn sirncs. letwcan !;taia md nnnrhprn.
Engagement of J. II. llll!s comeIy Company. "Aii
tlIg ltuxE.r
, 1881-09-19

Olympic ThrIstrr,
C1hrk rffccs. tr wtei, l.mka ant nndn.ph. Engage
mont Of 1i,to 4 l1ol,nlnna Iomudy Cotnpany. "au.
doun's rlenIc."
, 1881-09-19

AkSnf F.utLIf0. Agent
WASHINGTON. H. t.-i3la sttoak
@@%S@
AA1u4EAiESYS.
Intustrint Exposliion.
1.akc.Front, opposlt Adams atroot. Upen day and
evening.
Thc Chicago Enlr.
At tho ChInaeo DFlvlng pArk TIT terminus OF tho
sladYnn strrot car-irack1. Livestock md nRrlcu-
turAl uxhlbtou.
FEnntey's Thcntrc,
tfnnf oir, Rtrcn' hutwublI Eisrk md In Hnl1e.
Engagement of Salisbury Trpubadouss "1he AIN.
a1epr Dhncht."
Grnnh tstrral-1tnu%e.
C1hrk ft7npt. ortt,sif new t0urt-t!tA!se. EhGnac-
men, Of tho Cnlnn.squaro Theatre cumpany. "Iho
UunkGt's haMKAtor,h
aScyiekerts Theatre.
asndtsnn stracs, 1et"ran State md naarhorn.
Engagement of J. H. llll!'s Comedy Company. "An
tlIs HUGE"
Olympic ThrNtrr,
CIask rffccs tr ween Lake nni Etnndn!pn Engage
naont Of 1i,ao 4 isol'n'nns Ionody conpany. "MuI.
doun. llenIc."
yInyeriy's Thentrs.
Mnnroo sttaes. hotweun rIark md DsRrbasu. Eli
EagcnIrnt Of Is0bson nnd Crunp. "Twefsll Night;
OF. What fun WILL"
-lcn.1cn,s nf 3f,s.tc.
1Intstcd Ntreot, near Mnison. Wcst sida. Variety
entertainments.
LyccAul TitentFr.
ncnplalnes street. near Madison, Wost sldo yas-
ety entertainment
Criterion fllcntrc.
Corner or HcdawIcE and Nlvlrlon strGets. Variety
entertainment
Luke FsUut itIrcis~ tsrapnas}.
,otwcan andlton sttcet md Exposition building.
Thu Minister Wlnip.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1881-11-16
EC;GGcticTG,.

The pubic schools Of lran"IIn c1un-
ty-nbout scycuty in numbcr-havc
L,o, haitian to,oLt ,ul L,rc o;vcn hct.
,.r I., .',..,......
Ter S"', ~, Una" IL ''y I.''''''
year HE reason Tor ih's " N the
fact that there has been Il decided I'M
provcmcut in Tie way Of wcllouaIifcd
aul ,qic;or, ,cochors something We
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The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1881-11-16

"!'hc Supreme Court, mt Knoxville
last week, rendered IN important dcci
sion in the cause Of the Mayor and Al
dermcn Of Chattanooga VS. the l.. n. G.
q st. l., Railroad. The old system OF
taxation under the acts of 1879 and
amendments Of 1877, were declared un-
constitutional and void. These acts
provided that the railroads should fur
nish u schedule Of all the property they
owned Board which meets ut Nash
vile takes this schedule and from this
makes out the aggregate value of all
real, personal and mixed property. The
shares Of stock are deducted from this
amount and the aggregate divided by
the entire length of the road, which
gave the average value per mile. This
valuation multiplied by the number of.
miles owned in the State would give the
amount Of State taxes, and from the
average per mile the clerks of courts
should collect county tax, and at the
same rate the corporation should be
made. In Chattanooga, (as in other
places the railroad property Is estima-
ted at hundreds ofthousands of dollars,
while the city gets taxes only on about
about one or two miles Of read, the av-
eragc value Of which IS not more titan
800, 900 per mile. Taking these facts
INTO consideration, The Court decided
hat the acts prescribing for the above
ystcm of taxation werc uHconstitution- {
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The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1881-11-16
an Embargo open Pistols.

The Philadelphia Record notes the
extraordinary increase Of crime III that
city, there being over thirty persons
awaiting trial there, most Of whom have
committed the most brutal kind Of MUIR
der. Similar reports come from all pOr-
tions Of the country, with the dcspond-
cnt criticism that the crime Of murder
is NOT punished, and that the law is gen
orally dead letter The present "epi-
dcmic Of crime as it is called, has last
ed II long time, and it is very apparent
that it will last u good while longer, or
until the public conscience is quckened
to Il realization Of the public danger
from the failure Of tie courts to punish
the crime of murder. 1t is evident to
every rejecting person that the "epi-
dcm!c Of crime" or the murder phase Of
it, has for it, accclcrant the unrestricted
sale Of deadly weapons. Until public
sentiment cmphaticalIy protests against
the sale Of deadly weapons we shall have
reign Of murder The small pocket
revolver is designed for assassination
purposes. 1t is used for taking human
life exclusively. The manufacture Of
these weapons is most profitable bust
ness, and the makers and sellers Of them
are bitterly opposed 70 any restriction.
Yet restriction there should be, and the
Congress Of the United states is in duty
bound to pass an act restricting or regu
Iating the practice Of arms-carrying.
The right to carry arms is allowed by
the Constitution for militia purposes,
bat Congress can, in Il constitutional
manner, regulate the carrying Of arms.
An act should be passed imposing tax
Of $2j on every weapon sold Il tax of
$50 on every such weapon owned and
carried ON the person, and Il fine Of 500
for every weapon carried without the
payment Of the tax. This is a matter
in which Congress has the right to in
tcrtcrc. The Constitution nowhere
conftgs the right Of committing murder
The clause touching the carrying of
arms leaves Congress at liberty to rcgu-
late the practice, and Congress must
regulate it or the land will become Il
den Of murdcrcrs, - Louisville Courier.
journal.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1881-11-16
Sheriff's Sales
For November rs, 1881.
Davis IL Martin vs.. A. ii. Gustin.

By virtue Of an order OF sale in my hands,
issued from the Circuit Court Of Franklin
county, Tenn, in above cause, ! wilton
Saturday, November Goth, 1881,
at the Courthouse door in Winchester, Tenn,
offer for sale to the highest bidder for, CASH,
the following described tract Of land, lying
in district No. b Of Franklin county, Tenn
beginning at "A stake in edge OF pond, with
gum and two oak pointers, runs % poles to
Grays corner; thence north ~ poles to
auother corner Of the said Gray tract; thence
east % poles to another corner OF said tract
thence south to the above named corner and
pointers; thence north so east with Rich
Parks line to Il stake.in the edge Of the fence
south with swcct-gum pointers 100 poles
thence south 2i!0 west 80 poles to II sta Ike II
the center OF branch with II gum pointer
thence south $40, west As! 49, poles to
stake west Of said fence with gum pointers
thence south % west AZ poles to Il stake stand
ing west OF oaidloncc; thence south 81 ives
3Sl poles 10 stake in the east boundary O
Jacob Maati tract; thence north poles It
| the beginning containing 30 acres,
Levied upon and will be sold as the proper
ty Of \. II. Gustin, to satisfy this order
sale, amounting to Sl7.1O and interest ant
costs
This Oct. 81, 1881.
|. II. HALL, Dcpy Sheriff.
nOyo-tds Oh
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1881-11-16
French Language.

Prof. A. Jourlan is prepared to give French
lessons to few more pupils. His classes ar,
making fine progress. References: Governor
Marks and lady, DIR. Murrcll and lady, J. L.
Baugh and lady, W. }. Slater and lady, VI.
F. Petty and lady, b. $. Henderson and lady
Dr. c. r. Baird and lady, Messrs Embrey and
sons, and Misses Maggie March, Ida Lefeber
aud Melissa Merritt.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1881-11-16
STOCKING VAR

BkBH All these fabrics will be made Of rws
wooi, as he is determined to use no shIddy
material or cotton, and guarantees this to his
customers.
He will exchange these goods for WOOL or
pay the highest market price in cash. VIII
receive barter, such as Butter Eggs, Vegcta-
bles, Poultry, Lard, Bacon, &c.
He is also prepared to card Wool into rolls
in the best style, and respectfully solicits this
patronage. Price only eight cents per pound
for all delivered at the Factory. When de-
livered at the Railroad Depot he will go there
for it, return it, and charge ten cents. Will
also card Wool on the toll.
All consignments, orders, &C., sent to linn
will be promptly and carefully ATTENDED TO-
At his Mills there is commodious yard,
enclosed by a good fence, where teams will he
safe. Also large room ior persons who have
to stay over night or two.
JAMES NJ. GRIFFIN,
mar27-ly Winchester, Tern.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1881-11-16
INSOLVENCY..

have this day declared the insolvency OF
the estate OF William Baker, deed, to the
Clerk of the County Court OF Franklin coun-
ty, Tenn, and all persons having claims
against said estate are hereby notified to me
the same, properly authenticated, with SAID
Clerk within the time prescribed by law, or
they will be forever barred
This October 81, 1891
II. p BAKER, Administrator.
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