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, 1881-02-02

,
for s:I,O from Mayer 4 Co., with rfHlslcst TINT
tho muncy l,u divided nnat,g tho llrrmc,, WIN
,.oro Il, t,,r,1 ~ tho rnInu If ,ho ilrms build
;nr hr fnjllnu wnlis.
~" '.- 80 ,.,.,,,,,,,,. h,,., NM,
THE following chafitan!c lnss's"t'o's "nsu % ~"
o fhelr s! nr'y en'c a sl'
o'no for @ s,lc freha,es Hn, x A.ri v sm
tho roor, El01; CDthn'lc orphRl Asy'''''' s"'
THE late Superintendent M tho Fullerton
ths l., tic c!ty mi ill., :i,tncs ii. Carlisle t'is
taken his rMra Tsae sa!"sy s 'rGit u n f ,hC
Co,nn,i:si9nsr of l,neS M works ,ss Is TOR tho sso
amount of sa!ary Tor ms year. -...-
wrcstls with tho appropriation Till tt,-tlhy. Aid.
ssts ~ T. s;s y ss %Ss'sxsr s i en-, sa, s u; u;
w.. Tho ancettny wiii te held iii thc Controllers
Giles ut 0'clock this afternoon.
c'i.ilsta,lees would hs 10 s,ato @ ;,s ior sGne,
etc, he i!xht s,u irl.,ced inHccept ljc.norrntiu
noftiitiatlo,l. 1snt A Lnw!cr etsps II, nld says:
i'm uniit0 to tiyu srtlcthtuH 10 Hny nbullt tt.
friontis. nSen1s"''' se"''''"' " '''' '''' - ''''
soNr Of tho Aldermen appear to think !2,a. That
n f., lits,sn tn x's,a ns ~ pfc rcr"r Tns i nv,
interview thluSE rUiIsses ma kin ,rS ~
E!. u whsh sfn 1oe;,"r , te.s NY tn nv,r il
trnteN - tnlt ltshini ~ LIT ~ .'h ht, 's"s ;n,
nn nMs wMSs i sof ~ ~ -, .,u siiu av ~
n n wbultt. fttr tic Interests III tho ulty.
.,,.,,,s,,,,.,,,, Nv ~, .,y. TIN, In r,v,ra
EoMMIssoNh,t @ ;,ran,tu s,t ~ r. ia ia.
trart!g ~. 4rAsluR tho hpprpnGts& & ~ ttu IT, ~
dict III Van tufeli street hs tney Wcf9 nfsnn,
fnGy wsrc paSe g ',"s t stren t ~ n i,s fnrmrr
conltt', niit Gnt ImSn MEain to !osn nenss
Tor sss fnan & @ ~ s W. W. eHst nrIt IT, ws y II II
rcava e nIa Mw, W,, 1 Thn Com,nlssoer sant Fce g
, 1881-02-02
THE sTEBBINs.c0vEY SHOOTING.

Tho city hMs reAsoll to congratulate itself TINT
tho irst month hus passed Without n murder.
Tho only uifrlty that cn.no nnywhpra near ~.
auIting III ono WIS the shouting Ut tlcargu
covpy On tho night Ut Jan. I, III frnnt nf the
t,rystMt Ialaco saionn, IN CIurk Ktreut, south nt
Polk. Covuy wis bldIy wtuntlett ~ tho nuek,
mt utler trcntIhent ut tho County lInsptal rc-
JMsticp Wntlnru IL prosecute Ai* nasnilunts.
Thu Trio had lrun u,lt Ill IL spree tnKether. nlltl
tho shooting wns WhGltnn md tallnra,tUkGil. Tho
krrper IT u ehcllp restaurant iii West Mnt!suit
strGut, fired tiln shnt u!stt Coycy cnrrohDrltcil.
ewraFlnH TINT l,y tho light which funo through
tho traltisa.A VI Tho snlGnn tl"nr to WIS nulo 10
SEQ thu revolver III Atullhlus hand. !lu wiz
thoretUru hehi IN lJaAl tmh to tho Criminal
HGENB$QEy.
, 1881-02-02

There wcru Two cluyn tor 1cuttlrnts ycster,lny,-
.no n'se lue 'o"e a',,' nt "'sn"r.', ..'. =" e"en
o! .nase m nm .. wns ., M,lsu. ~ oe s'su u =
owl, ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS: In tho other. no yatls-
fart ,r,. rx,,i,tmtInn IL ,,ivcn II Ia ono nf tbo
.ss.. Nm, y" ~ ..., - M..t ,.. ~ w.
ihost "s1o't't ~ t1'1As ~ "hN wv III wv ctSe :"
MI ,Gturntar accident Just Wler0 to lHcatc tho
responsibility. Il Curuncr'A Jury Is tho only
h"iy "h'ca eau ae.a WIN u, ueeAusc T. aas tne
lh'wer to make lAof'hl9n aild aeaFeh1ns Ihses.
tlNhti0n. llit III previous instances tacrB Inns
,mn,rt"u,,,ny ,h. rr,"nn,,,is II IA lin tin.
, 1881-02-02

crease tn membership nf 1.2oslnce fec. tsstt.
the tOtnl number now tefnE ..IH5 For relief nf
the ticnl *El+. Tho cnnlthI now OIL ha,su fnF
ntiltnE tho distressed y 81 l!r1. The reports
were RECEIVED md submitted IL II ct'tiihlttce III
l!vr. ..z x-.
tIt,,,fi twenty. seven inst Chief lsnigers ny Past
y. y. II. Z. T., q. Z. Hughes, n1i'l W. A', IL Nj
FlgK. ,..,,a,, ,,rt,,,..
"Wilih,n Kilpatrtrk, II. &. H.: Jaiucs llracc-
we'll iJamvi!ic, lii, II. V. L. H.; E: trnskrc,itz,
ii. Hccretnry: Chnrlcs !. intrLn, u. frsns.trer;
EiiiuuNau. ii. j. W; j. F. Kennedy, II. ., H.;
y. liAl1ltk, IL. J. ID.
, 1881-02-02
lily investigate tho matter, and Rulnu ur Tho
boys ,nIty te suspended.
4 !IEie,ttTEN NAW NIL. 1ltiNiiAM,


4 NE,t,ltTEh HAw NIL. 1'uNliAM,
md nskc'1 him whit 10 ht ,t0nrY ...
81 lid nnthjng-rlH tho first Thing. TherG WIS
III, urcastnn fnr tnit.g INC. whct stiles th' 'N.
W thinhhn st., Immediately rt's!' ~ my scnf,
and nskctl why hal tcrn sinetl-ttld hin tint
aistc Tint tho iino aholitl !fo serntchcdntl. llo
rrf,ttcd tn remit 1t. mil t!cunt.trl my rights.
THU result WIS confusion. fnr which waa N ~
manner 10 llIamc, M | !thf only w!,nt hn!l "
right To n especially ns hu haul Imposed flEo
without cn,sc. i h,it1 l,een sfpnE isNthtnK. cx-
ccpt listening. fIu. might M we'll llnvu
tinua .lng,iil,cr 0f tho Ntw York Ex-
ellarqu l,y telegraph. Tllnra ll!!l bern sn1nu
tsnrrlcr around mo, hut Stiles didn't trc 4 M
he WIS ltOking III nnutIur direction. Hnshit,g
was leinu tionG when l,1 lined mr.: is'lHHs,sc ~
did II for knocking NJ e'Ass. ! wish y !listinetly
un.turHtunt& tlat l nescr khnckc.i uf 4 mt u!
tho I3ntrtt II Trnlp. Or M tho tall i!unrsl:
think Il Ia right antt bfnrcr fur tho caller to no
Nliy member WIN IL Entity OF 1fsnrilrriy Cnl!-
tluat. II gtl1ty will Bn.lr,ll wlthptit II wurtt:
hut when nm not guilty shnlt !lnst NssurtHily
rcstst tho imposition The fnfr tng shUnlh bD
dntc." .----
THO members wto know tho circumstances Of
tho caso snld TINT Stiles, WIN Is very "frc*t1 :"
young rnt,, was nLtogytEnr TOO hasty. mud alnt-
ply p,iessel that Mr.. Durham listl ssoiiH sDlnr"
thing, nt,tl TINT MI investigation Will RNnw TINT
he wis wrtlE ln iulposlltE the tlnn upon Mr..
lunhntn. nitl should hc 'iintlc 10 upoioxzo Tor
his conduct.
, 1881-02-02
A DEAD BEAT.

Tho Ut. Louis puIicU havo concluded that thero
Is not enough IN thb talto Of Andy M1tiinnss.
tho ys,lIgstcr hold Ut Lentrnl Btntlnn o,l s.ls-
pclon ur huvlI9 hud u baud III tue murder " ~
policeman In that city o& tao night 0t l,ec. i, to
warrant thutn IN xnlnx tO tho expt,lsu nf Eplll.
Ing IN ut|cer nt! tn this 'uity 10 tAko him BUCK.
Mc0inutas hns beon lying surely rn"liull, fur
whuru, and hO therefore could nut hayu buoll
wIIllnlud while mnk,uE llia gxctt,1 nttGr the
stnry hu iirst tpl, 1t Il likv,y that tle ynIns
scuPcHraca will snon lu *ct at liberty, ~ tlO 70.
lieG A.tyu nGthIng aga!tat hllh. sAyo TINT he
keeps bad company AilQ has I'LL unGrlleA Tongue.
, 1881-02-02
AN llEiY TRAMP.

Henry IsurnA IL the nalno gIvcn by an ugly
specimen Of tho genus trump who Is locked up
Mt tho Chicago Aven,lu Station upon charge Of
Alsorderly onntllct. ERry lust uventns ho asked
for nlms ut tho front donr Of tho residence Of
II. Stephani, No. 1o3 Dearborn avenue. md,
w,en food was 0!Te1nl him, ho indignantly
sp,lrncd It: md t'un'nndId ,n!'l,cy, Then, when
BIO drew lnrEe tntr OF solssUrs ,r,i undo a va
rIcty Of threats AMI demonstrations. a police.
man was seut for, md no wa3 rtln In for sRfo'
ktuNiuC.
, 1881-02-02
CIGAR THIEVES.

Anthony linclno and Alexander richards wcrc
arrested ycstortlay by, Detectives Hynn and
I.0,,dorgan upon Information received that they
had sold various sn'a.l packages OF cigars 10
salooulsecpcrs nlonR lsuo 1Biund nvot,su n'll
vicinity. Sotno fow weuks nyo \ considerable
ttunntity Ut clgnrs wero stolen from Frnnklin
HjMoEu,tgh l. Co., and they aro s'tspcctua us tho
, 1881-02-02

ihrce objects: First. tint tho inv will ,nhko
iloso Rnr,l.hcu s'lnAn,nas rrtnrnntlo nt tho
gnunty,arat Hco tas uS1'!st1m nge'isy ~:
i,,as,uiaotMrer ur othor .tnfciuinit rnr hls tlno
nnii services cxpe,ied III attending ZIG casf.
pr,sar,,tIon. lhmi. that tlns.' hl,ail y ~, a
neys tn.nrG," RI. & II Ssh Mn sHi'!' @ s,,c
nian'on thn'r tr!uks II they IND 10 my out
money bcfpre beginning these suits"
rtlE ,tEruKTEn NEXT CAtt.Hn urt,v
Mr.. r. 7. June. President Of tho stannr,i Man.
, G,nMy n thH % sss ss q II Sc,iix Wi,
iishas il 'rliE TntntiNE. WIS Ii iny.hlng hut u
Summoned 10 nppcnr bctorc Il .etGrs'M, .1nstlcu
1T ncloch HMlurt1ny ttidrn!nF 10 Nnssyer II
so,,l!o nf aTs.eo st. III T n .,1at cr.li'1s IT, ,,'s
Muthinr, n This ssntut,nnt wns 10 10 TIM sum
md aut,stnnrc of hts test!nnny, tl!o giving 1t
Bat,1rl,ny tho Fenttnmnn lives At Uhk lhtrkl: his
ct1tit,E tn town by MI curly morning tr!ln ahti nus
] r cnta sD 'ts1 te 5ss SeH II
f,liy hnlr Of tho must impnrtnt worittnE tIay hf
tho week. After summing up cl1ll'G1t'y tho
rr,nisc'l dtscon.forts In store for 'iln1' Mr.. Juno
III hnvc notion to let tho matter 20; To let
tho Justice rntur up II Judgment. At1d thon inKo
Mi nppoAE. Thcro tir6 several nf tls wlD nre be-
Hinllt1g to believe TINT this wo,.ll bo THO nlost
octn,oin!rnl way u tlealIt'9 VIII, !hosc rnse.,"
% TIT i1 tho sarn,so,, of the wSsss
UT tho Cu,ipnny's emnloyts hid Eoston to 20
s,tc!i il t,ulslcD that u ticnTly nccilI,iGtl ZIG
tl1om, lie bceyc<t tl,At II the proposed !cFisla-
tlon looking to tho payment Gt fee 10 thD Fir-
isee css seS ." S9 S snoss ,p S &c as WV
III tho Office Of tho West stt!o Strcot.1taiiwny
Interesting atprtes conncctrs! with tho Earnss,ce-
luK Of tlu wMKes VI kDulo nt thoir efIloyes: a.. a.
Ecncrai rule Il WIS statca. sho SGEes y M tue
enuse, pny.tihy occurring every two ssngks n0nn
OF thetil ever hI,l ns much uyen ns SO to thcir
credit, hut tho unmarried employees frequently
hntl tlleir waHca ustuc1letl.
,".About two yenrs nso", sai.i ono or tho tl',
HssGa ngcF FaS sne x y9 yS t y to qa nc.y e.;
butcher found out wlluro .sho lived. ~ this
nssn,h tma sS @ VIII, sax %orea %n sF for Il is a1 Gopa
a4alHst whom, .nEttul,Ksi no did l,nt owe tiin
widow cent IN tho wori. tho ltcter Gl,iaed a..
nothlnx WIS protection for himself. ,lhl rot to,
fur siS WIS cniered agaInst lin. Tho Gatcher
thei Enrnishce', this compuMy. which WINS
obliged tn surrender tn tic prosecutor tho sum
1t. lii Zinc. %n Now tho o s wiz tho b!ssks'nii a;
Ioiiovc is .lsey aro oi! tho best Of terms, he Is
nut ut ,,l likely to tiu."
+" lie should bcwnro ut the wiitlcrsI''
| " Yes, anu tho butchers. | renet1bcr another
cnso II WHICH n rcprcaontntlve o. this COMPANY
was obliged thrco times TO visit Dalton on !!
S9v st n 70 resoser lr w. nP 70 notoy
4 time tho Eompiny WIS Enrnfshee ut Cicero. ~
representative wont there md paid t!lo money 3r.o
COSTS" -........'.-.. .....r.g,,
, 1881-02-02
.DEliYt{ES,

~
TUATtS-Fob. l, Nnry g.. nltleat daughter Of r. J,
ntl1 alaFy j. THttln. nHun II ynaIn
dny. III Inst. Mt! o'clock y. IN.
FDi.Er-Anastas!n Foley, VITO OF Thomas Foley,
ngotl II yeRrr+
WGlneshy, Fob. =, ut hn1f-paat 10 9 clock td llo5
EnH0 Church. thence by cnrr!nEeA u Calvary.
EltMEt.fSG-Uf typhoid .pnnnmDnln, Fob |, John
u. ErctlnH at Nnp9svllLt. I'LL, n9eh Is yGnrs and
days, fntlor VI william, Frnnk. md l.ewIs ErmclinE;
a;o nt slrs. n J. Pullman Mrs q. j. mcJot', nd
Mrs. F. u. WGssllilH.
~ flnsFaln a. NnpGrvl'is Tharsday. Ecb z at ~. g:
urU lnylted Without further nUlicG.
tH- Nuw orleans pnrers please copy.
1ilGUlSH-rucsday morning. Fcb. l, Alvin 8. HIs.
pitA.n4ctl ~ years.
FUMefal services "Wednesday afternoon att o'cioet
frun Trinity Chnl1l cornor MlGligan-av mud TTca-
ty.slxth-st.
MAuSll-Tucstlsy, tho lat inst. Of \ennEeslon Of
te bwH1s, bnly csllld OF Ebon j. md Ella Sherman
Mnrsh,
Funeral Thnrsdny, Feb. T. nt H. O'clock, from .ts-
dcnce III tlcs,. +. i. shur,1,Hn. .;el 1ndana-ar.
Wn6asi,.nv., Tuesday rnorntnx. Feb. !. Thomas C.
lin!1Gv. aged - yenrH months and II daJa .
Fnnnral snsv!csk ulll 70 hB!u ct thS F!rst i,aPti
Church, south lnrk.nv+ and Thirty .list'it,
Saturday hfternoon Ut l: O'Clock, conducted BY ~
l,nrtNr,
EN-snrtns!clL ta!as.:, pnpc.s plcNse cory:
, 1881-02-02
NE|GHBORLY JARS,

John Hickman, occupant OF tho first floor Of
q tcnc,npnt holso ut No. III liarber strcct, Is
locked up ut the West rwolfth Street Sutton
forhAv.ng struck Mrs. 1iuppy, tho occupant Of
tho second uor, On tho teltt! with d short stick,
causing Il slight splllp w0l,ntl Tho Two tamiDs
hnvo beull luurCGinK considerably Ut lata, n'lti
lust nEht III o'clock nH Mrs ftnpny was empty
lux sum- aslIes III thu xtrovt b, tho Gr " tho
hUlse IT. II alleged that Iitek1nnt! snunkca UP
behind her and Htrnek her farclbl9 etow.
which temporarily stunned aer, And i0It Acr
sPrAwltuy upon tho snow.
, 1881-02-02
THE CITY.
GENERAL NEWS.

=: Hss, ]. II. s1MrsG,S, u =. ~. Is NJ tho lHclnc.
: DC, Wn,D.rT, or Mcnlota, ILL.,. ID at tho Trc'
!, mont.
W. W. HAnntsoy, of Minneapolis, Is at tho |
: shcrn,nn.
: j. ~. nALpw1N, Of Dcs Mo'ncs, In, is Mt tho |
, Bhormnn.
a, Il, swIwEronp, cilitor nf tho Mar1nettc |
C3ticl,.) AtintnJ ,Ihir1la Is Mt tho l'nclile.
JAMES MCCARTNEY, IF Springfield, ILL.,, Attor-
nny.u General Of Iots, ts Mt tho 1ncssic.
Mn, ASp Mus. y. .. JotlSsoN md Mrs. Il. q.
;, TcykALury, OF Topeka. lins. nre Mt tho Palmer.
j. Il, pAltauNs. ot New York. md Cnrt, u. +. |
Ernn Of South fcnd. Ind, arc ut tho tinrltioF.
Juw;x T.. N. tAsaApY, Of lies NIo!ncs, ILL.,, and
Judge Il. ". Shirley, OF lloston, Aro ut tho
l'acihc -..-... ...,.
ccr w yss.si1sy yrSsiy sS ss9o II isS En
/. sand aUllars Ii, silver WIS rccc1sed'
1E nrna; rnyene @ r. ,v,S rSscpfs ~ yescfdfay s"s ~
nnte e I" a, x ;sc., ol , %acn s,rs an ~
Tor beer.
1'oltcy LIFT. 1,Al,nEE hns ~ fnr rccoycrcd
from recent a!tack of trnhot.tiGvcr i " ,. ~ ~
Nblo to rcanno his duties nL TUG West N"u'son
Street Station. a-....
: aronpn HAMILTON. =. s.. James. mad John
Middleton, Yukehnn,u. Hctl. atHhl liin|at JanaN'
ston, An,cy, Chini hru registered ut tho rte1t'c.
II. II. LE,,yAtn. or Detroit, 0encrAl Manager
OF the Michigan Centrns 1talIroa1, n,ld Chaelcs
ehceao q sess' m Sra" Trank iSaroS' aso 1T tho
: Palmer. .....-....
;. T,,s,.E wcro 200 applicants for work Yesterday
Ii sa!io strcct. Various casses wprs: represent
oil. from m accurate accountant 70 'ho WY
=, cash-
conniy ,1h infsS M eo,lesence ye:tsrlay
- 11oou and prl1,lReh to furnish bh lMrrels nr
Hour II St per latrel. mud othor supplies Tor
:, tho county institutions
,r,,r .omoornturo rnstcrtay. ns pbse ryed by
Mannasc. nptici,t,. 10. es Midisun etrept tTlttM-
usE los wAs 1t 81 II. m T. ~ ,n lrS1ees; IT, u; ~ ' q.
., IL, lnrometor. i It, m :s+'s1; Hp. is,. :s;.n.
4. THE caso Of En,nn,,c 1<ohn, who wns chnrgcd
with selling liquor 1t'a ng.rTs with"sf ~, mnH,na
/, tIongr llnyne for tGn tlnya. y compromise VIII
probably lie inAlc and tue ease w2na ,;it Up thfGh M !l
tho medium, of NIL Information tltca III tao s
;: trlCt Churt.
ArrxE tho session Of the noatHl Yesterday
afternoon. tEcre was Itot time nrt the cnIl- IN.
e' epeciiye onissioin,cr ir!en'is intIn!YInr IN
pUlito. NJ buws.
evening lind Rrs!%1"Hy hesF sv yess yesteraS Ss
. w'iSont iSS examination anill to:1HerrSw q
eclosk Il! SlUD hols cac, Which Witt h, tl,oy .f 91sl, ,a
| wnrrtnts fr tho other two mon. ard expects ~
!. arrest tholn without trouhl1.
- oxonaE W. Com, of MInerai Point, VIII:
tho St. Taul, Mim!oorelts & Mnnltnna Iallynad; E'
acr i of pPttse tSa chear fS i9"stnn on 0aaey ;"i;
; a,d 2 s f siny iS "f Sges ,e aro u 1t GS, ;So M
o!lc.-
cciyed 1t ito Custom. i!niise yrstcray: r. =,
asEss i;sr g. i Sosss sHss s Hss cp psr
. onsks sotn nsh; sephc,, r,i'lnn L Co.. =
h1uihp u fIa n. II
, 1881-02-02
WI recommend Eltlre.lge sewtng,mac1lne,
1TlfI,KLfGE LTCENST;S



Tho foowing n'ars1aac'lccnses nero Issued yes
lGr,lny.
Nhmf. 49, &c.,. A1f. fltafHtntt.
IIhn,nns r. reterron.. .;a... .IhcaRp.
{Ellen y. .Khilkc.......19.. .-EhR1a Lake, III.
Andrew WIlnnbnur.,....E.,s.t,h t,htcaKo.
l.etiN DuhHG. ...su..s....l5. ..CA&cnEO.
{.!otlatt, Mnsch:. II. ,tGth!enRo. ,tth!enR.
lhnhn i1niitasctI.. Chicago.
Wilhelm burn .....u..atu .Ehtcnco.
1lcrttla WDnxul l.........1S... .ChlcnRH.
!lsetlnund !: :Smtthwick. =! .Ehicnau.
Louise y. llrauy.....,.!i....t ..thtcaEo,
f'ntriek .Jnycc.........k5....Eh Chicago.
JInhn shpckensJ.. ..Gh!ca9o-
| MAry 4urhr......n ...l9s...C ..Chltago.
tThnrinnn Il, 11ntioy ...xi.... Chicago.
I lAnNlu ulinrtluy......"..2a....Ch ~. ..Chicnxo+
lyai1nc9 A. A.BonniwGI1. y. 3.... l.nkn Ylow.
11unnb. y. Edwards. .... ~ ...Lako View,
Albert W. tir!a!ny.....,3i ...Gh!cnEo.
A!bnrt y. l!qek..........x'. ..Ch!ca9o.
}SnpilU tarD1I .ChicaNo.
Henry ", 1.onan...,...E -. .Gh!caEo.
Francis Il. Dutu........ .@&,, ..CAlcnE0s
Atnrtln knwaIowakt....ss y. .Ch!cnEo.
/ tI.1ey KoxlOwakn. ........i.... .ChicnE0.
{JulIua TAum1l! a. ~. Chicago.
tairs. AibinN liof,n ....;W... .ChicnE1.
31alnns AiurrNy ........2s. .Chicag.,.
tAhnic CasE5............24. .GHtchRo.
3Mthrtciun u. l'byrlo.. ..Gi....NL !Au!E.
}T9bblt =. T.. SnMc0nib ..34....St Louis.
, 1881-02-02

Cummns docs not advortiso tceth for " and
chAluv mpre. ~ RtAta,
, 1881-02-02

Buck l. Nnyn1s's "Maes" Cologne IL u per-
f0me Of conspicuous exaollonco,
Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1881-03-16
Chixese selling w eter.

From the Candelaria (Nev.) True-Fissure.
1t is indeed difficult for the white
man to compete with the Mongolian
in any country where makeshifts and
catchpenny business is to be found.
Wster sells in Caldelaria for five cents
per gallon, but John, with his thrifty
ways, does not pay that much for it
in dollars and cents, though he may
in labor. His source of supply is at
present by means of the universal
long pole and two large baskets.
With these he goes to the deep can
yons north of town, where little
patches of snow still lie, and, filling
his baskets, trots back to Chinatown
with enough snow to melt into eight
or ten gallons of water. He makes
six trips day, producing forty-eight
gallons of water, worth S2.40. He
does not burn wood 10 melt the snow,
but let's time and the genial weather
do that, thereby saving fuel As
S240 is considered good wages for a
Chinaman one can see that the water
sellers will not reap much of profit
from the Chinese until the snow is
all melted from between here and the
White Mountains or the distance to
carry it becomes too great
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Stunning Costume at a Ball.
1From a Nevada Paper.l

Her dress was of highly-wrought
fabric of old pinchbeck gold, frosted
over with Paris green can-spangles,
and brocaded with mahogany saw
dust. There was an exquisite over
skirt, shirred with hempen yarn of
unique pattern, and elegantly caught
up with costly znc-plate suspender
buckle. A wreath of natural shoe
makers wax hung in ravishing waves
from the waist, while loops of molas-
ses candy heightened the caudal ap-
pendages of the basque-de-eoat. The
train was massive in decollete. 1t
was gorgeously resplendent with a
row of richly-embroidered shelis-de-
oyster, sprinkled with assorted grains
of costly coal-de-ash- Surmounting
all was rich oriental mantle of bag
de-cordage, which was pinioned at
the right shoulder of the fair wearer
with shingle-d de nail, on which was
leviathan carved dome, wrought en-
tirely of fare pieces of gum -de-spruce.
The fair wearer of all this magnif-
cent apparel wore a tin star buried in
perfect torrent of red-hot black
coal hair, while she glided through
the mazes of the dance like a gazelle
with its arm in sling.
Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1881-03-16
STATE ITEMS.

Jefferson county may be made a
separate Judicial district under the
census.
The damage done by the recent
high waters to Mercer county will
probably exceed $4,000.
White owls appear to be quite nu-
merous in Blair county, one man
having caught four Of them one night
recently.
Millersburg, Dauphin county, lis e.
cited over the finding of human
skull with bullet hole in the center
of the forehead.
A colored man has been arrested
in Chester county and committed to
Jail on the charge of persuading a
white girl about IA years of age to
elope with him.
A Montgomery county farmer and
his hired man were arrested on Tues
day week, on the charge of CON-
plicity in several robberies committed
in their neighborhood within the past
few months. They were committed
for trial.
The sugar camps in Crawford, Erie,
Warren, Mercer, Wayne, Pike, Potter.
Clearfeld, Mexican and other north
ern and eastern counties were opened
last week.
The workmen of the Edgar Thomp-
son coke works at Latrobe, Pa, are
on strike because of the discharge
of two men, and the sheriff of West
moreland county has been called upon
for aid to protect the company's prop
erty.
Near lumber camp in Clearfeld
county, recently, man was so badly
torn by panther, which the severe
weather had made rayenous, that he
died.
The life insurance heirs of Mrs.
Elizabeth Wise, of Mfilersburg. Dau-
phin county, who died about four
months ago, are somewhat disappoint-
ed as to their fortunes, and denuci-
atory remarks are INDUCED in by
some of the many heirs. A $4,000
policy on the old lady is worth only
$3.50.
A sad and fatal accident to little
child occurred at Amberson's Valley
on Sunday evening a week. The
baby was left in cradle in the house
while his parents went to the barn to
do the evenings work. Shortly after
leaving the house the father saw a
light through the window, and burst
ing open the door discovered the
cradle in flames. The child was
burned almost to crisp. and lived
but few hours.
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DISPATCHES.

EAsroN, March 9.-In Lower Mt.
Bethel township On Monday night
George, q three year cd son of John
Miller was burned to death By his cloth
ing catching fire from stove in aroom
where he had been left by his mother,
who found him burned to a crisp when
she returned
EAsToN, March 9.-William Arrow
smith, aged fifteen years, son of Ed
ward Arrowsmirb, died on Monday from
the effects of blow struck BY play
mate Sunday afternoon while returning
from Sunday school. They were play.
ing when the companion struck William
on the left breast, causing him to fall.
He went home, complained of being i'll
and gradually sank, dying in about
twelve hours.
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WKITELAw REID, of the New York
Tribune, is to be married to rich and
handsome New York lady. The New
York Mercury reports the fact as fol
lows: Miss Tennie Mills, who, it is
reported, is to be the bride of White
law Reid, is young lady of medium
height, plump and graceful in ply
s;que, large, clear, beautiful eyes,
that change Ill color with intellectual
influences and feeling, and she wears
gold-rimmed glasses, perhaps to com
ply with an old odd fashion rather
than from necessity Mr.. D. o. Mills
is well known in New York. He came
here from California with plenty of
wealth His assessed personally and
realty is now S22,000,O00. The
Millses took up their residence at the
Windsor Hotel for several years. A
few months since Mr. Mills pur-
chased spacious dwelling on Fifth
avenue, and had it richly decorated
with Japanese inlaid work and ele-
gantly furnished. Miss Mills re-
ceives a dover of 100000 from her
father and many fine and useful pres
ents from relatives and friends, so
that she will have a good start in life
The wedding will be quiet one, at
the brides mother, and in the pres
ence of a few intimate friends"