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, 1881-09-21
THE RETAIL GROCE1,s.,.

CDMrI.ttStSu UF rEnnLERs.
Tho Chlcago Itcinil urucors' Association met
In regular scsslon last evanln9 Il, tho ronnl Ut
tho Upun Doord Of 1'radc, Mr.. q. II. Tibbota IN
tho c1lalr. ScinQ thirty now members aiGti1 tho
roll and most OF tho uyuulng WIS occupied IN
rrrrtp,nu inttsArun foes. \ tictlntu wth Ind over
tho aslvihal!tv Of IncrrastpR tho initiation fre
fiotn 81 y ,tiid tnttee 10 that c!lHct was xiv.
et', ar !: U. ityNn presuntcd tlo following prs-
WstrnEAa, Thn rotall 4roccrs Of Chicago tlnvc
experienced Krent !nlnst!ea fst'n es.s!nns or tho
iat,nF /" ,,inarant peitiers; ali'i :.
WHEREAS. It. N Essential TO Tho wcItnro md
convenience Uf tho ktllUrtl pnbl!1 uut 10 tho
tho enll ordnance he 20 nt,t:'lo1 1ts ~ olacrtnt.
nate less severely nRninst tho snjd trade Iat'a
tl,At violations Ut tho Inv l,u followed by cus-
tain and spyody punishment; therefore, no
| Rfstrtd, THAT tho Mayor nnu Common cosn::
oil OF tho city bo solicited to tx THO price Ut
pcdor's lseanscs at Il sum mt ieHs thnH 91 nef
n1innm, nnu u enact such nnlontin1ehta to ex-
listing orlinatccs aB WILL facilitate Tho tacntlA+
| cation Of nil l'craons enHnHea IN ths business
aestc,i that ali such persons, Including farmers,
bo re'lNtr'al to lr,ark upnn thulr WAGONS tler
tatnra and the ,taress Mt which they may ho
formation; and Ia 1t firthor
!ie*o!,vd. That committee Of i've oo appolnt'
81 With tnl! a'tharl.y g st lnr tho nss'Sta'
ri.o t9 q spirited discussion. uno .le!exato
een"ono % ' ,ncil,ber S.'t tor = @ encn ~ar' Ex.Ai
IN this why tkat tho rntl sopht co! to reached.
| possible to prevent far,1Hrs md pr0dnccrs from
| dlspUsilH Of thetr protlMcts In clcngD, or to
compel thofn to wcnr bIdEos, It was pDlnted
/ ont ulAn TINT ny AsklnH too N1nct tho AasoctA-
t,on might fatl IN obtaining anything. Fnalls
tllo resolutions wnro rcforred tn committee Di
live with Instructions to 1rcPnro q propcr orttl'
| IialED unit present tho same ut tho nrxt regular
meeting.
, 1881-09-21
THE ELECTRIC LIGHT.
DISCUSSING THE KKAsinlLtTy or ITs USE !!


Tho judiciary Conlnltt0o met yesterday aftoF-
noon. With AID. faun9 In tho chuir, aud cousld-
cred the matter Of Krnntlux tho right to tho
Ilrush EluolrIc- Light Company to lay wIres tn
tho streuts fur tho purpnsu Of furnishing Hight
to stsest- lamps, storos fuotorIcs, etc. Thu colu
pal,y was represented by Moasrs. Nobert Law,
ex.Aia Mccormick, nl,h Dir. Gross.
Dir. Law stated that not tluF0 than one wlrO
would bU required IN cAGh stdo ot tho KtFe1t.
Mr. CroAs. tho 6VcIutary, stated thAt II tho ouc"
trio light Wl'uid take tho place u MI other lA-
uilIatilX RHs, hu hurt thAn four wires would 10
rulnire4 uI}uN each Bsru1t. TWO OH each stttu.
AnnthDr gentleman suggested tlllt thu Wtrca
10 put up u9or tbs houses. ~ ehu cntnpany e0ulu
not aifogti tu luY tGelr virus under tho ground.
Mr.. Law said that tho ontlrU subscription 10
thu company was $6tO, ,u0O, which would bH tho
tlrst ilYrslnipnt, bur It wt'uld cost Efrat 1eul
t1uEtt tu furnish plant largo enough to ltKat
tho ontiro utty, II the city would nHl
1--WE TIE COMPANY A CHANCE,
or grant Il auy prlvicRcs, tho whole matter
would 10 nbandonvl r.
Thu ChHtrn,an, AID Young. did not think that,
under ths EccoHt ordinance, any privilege could
be granted To put up iu0ro wlrcs above ground,
even for eIectrje-liGntiux purpUsas.
AID. W!ckorsham thought tl1t they must
co1ne to the Glectrla light sooner or lat1r, and
thu privilege would hlye 10 bu granted soMe
tIin9.
Ali. Young sat4 that tho people wese demand.
AID. Wicksfshkn was Impressed With the ides
! that taa seatsao Light would be = beuelit and
, 1881-09-21
THE FOYER WATER-CAR.
n, fhx Etfjtnr Af Tbs f+hitu10 Trfbsit1&.

NEW yonK, Sept 15.-At prcsont there ID moth
ing 10 DO adtlui to whit tho readers Of THE
TMKUKE already know ct tho Holland hydrogen
locomotive, except thAt 1t Ia out OF tho ah0p
completed. and tho retorts. burners. and con-
ncutions for tho gas. etc.. aru now being put In.
Tho rcvuinr and special tests aro yot to bo
made ut all points, and will Ut course rako up
MnusuNl tmo, especially rs certain now details
are In tho nature Of experimental Improves
] ulonts. Tho tGats will probably bo commenced
next week, aud, OF oourse, will be private. Tho
earliest decisive results, however,. will 10 OBJ
/ tatno'l and forwarded you. Meanwhile Gull
gLyo you something Of novel interest and proba-
| bio Importance IN tho application OF power, ny
| hydrogen OF otherwise, 10 marino, river. or
| canui transportation. Whllo tho hydrorcu-
| burning locomotive IL dealing q d0ath- blow to
eaual co,nps!ltion. the Foyer water.ear promises
saos adding npyel facility, uoonuny, aud luxury
10 river And ocrnn tr.lrsl. Speculation IL free
IL ~ sasssna ss F. sa,
wator or land locomottvos. First, ahoIi, tho
All htaeomb's Dam. on tho Harlem Itlvcr, ,now
ltuaA light 1nodel Ut FoYera Wnter- car, about
| steam engines. lts pn'pollnx mud supporttnx
parts-ia clroGt. lta padlles and hu4l-Are QUO
sSss Ssf u seox ssxy SsS
wsh REnrsa;f 9& r&st Hs sass
ie ortta VIII LILLY, ~ r1"ve H.
| ehltl's thrse-wheetel yelncipudc, the third
whuol, however, being fntcmost, and iuoloseta
| by a horizontal Iron frame which supports tho
Gry, otc. Such ID tho uratt III emhryo. The
Giubss aru supposotl 10 bB as tight aud strong i,
! INC watur al i ships iron huH; 10 be !neapab!u
OF leakage unlesa from c.lllsou; to dschA5 70 q,
tho a1es oy every roYolutts'0 any water tmt
on the walsr with au!liolent buoyanoy TO carry
their load without a,nk!ug mQTe than 0ne.sixtt
OF tA0ir dIaH.etor; huncu, to tfxtk tho Wator In
] tiead Dt pl1wtnK It.; 10 make heaIwAy YesJ
nvarIy equivalent to tho travel OF tAor ulrcuua'
fcssneg; to tnnko nq Waka or current astern, uol
waves to right or loft; to turn tho wh0lo ae on
pivot to right Or loft w stopping ons Of th'
at wnoelsi - d!ss'phta tho t9Foe ct wave cotl'
Stsa n sysgy se w cafsy tSos sup.r
| structure Or car hlKh aud dry above water b!
| 0ne-thjrd their dlAnutey. asd thus With VI
, 1881-09-21
.ANLuSENI ENrS.
1IOOLET'5 THEATRE.

4tAoAE . = II 1+<AA ~ Lt
Tho popular combination Of comedians which
has nssuinud the titlo Of "Salsbury's Trouba-
dours" arc playing ut Hoo1eys Theatre this
week III u npw p!ny by lirous0n Howard. Es1.r
cntttled " Tic An,uteur GeueHt ana Tho Fauu
OF tho Glen." 10 lln,lse is tho funGtton OF this
morry quintet. 10 bo amused ls EXACTLY what
tho grent mujorlty Of people desire. And thoro.
fore it ia unnecessary to add that tho nouso has
boon crowded both nights when this piece has
bccn given. 1t Is n plny written expressly cor
those who interpret 1t. 1t was not dosIRned to
bu q work Of art; does not aspire to any high
standard OF litprary merit. 1t Is only tho vo-
hio!o for presenting lot Ut clever people to tho
audience. It is arranged solely with
Wow to giving eRc'l ono OF them
an opportunity to display tholr ability TO
a,nuso ard entertain. Aud to cortatn
oxtent this obIept IL uttaine.l. 1t Is question,
however, whether 1t has rot bcen too we'll ut
tained. There ia ton muul1 Of It,. The rlhy
conla vol be cononsld and yos ailota oaH,n!
Psassao PMssses u T. tnxas os aa Il reac she
act In which ccntres thu Interest Ut tllo comedy.
Tic nctura are tho sumo merry. nesya ;, peoptt1,
Ts scsy, rp Mn y Nse Ss heItaary % 5sy assS
froIloksolno al ever, Sings md tancas with ren
I @ It M &c Sas Ets s ss tHS dnssnoss ha"s ss
hor th9n hut she apesas t.
| sunlniy nnd sings exceedingly well! John Gouf-
III 6 aconollan q un.,stiai tnesit: 1lLs eot,ng
ea.s!a IT, tisS 'n { I'll Il h%nos ~" ana y IN ID bot M
stanees. his muke-up d. 10 DO COM
n.ended: John Webster A ls good , as GaiRt. !i.
eutiio tnlents. Ills adtlross to tho audience at
SsFes 9f Re 81 a efa ut L liz nSfs s
swe S Sat I, s
motor has Mrrcrl 10 tlrtti tileso wou!d-bu actors
, 1881-09-21

an1 os,out half Of thern. having found y loader,
,ss t. s.rkS ts 9n''x ha T Sa % hms
of iii thom @ pccmed ] wiliIns to work, aid tho eonl.
psy ssf sa' II esS' wS nr3 Moa s~ 10 c eey I" Jill
thn nlnvemen. raht aray II y ',at M GxncGi,si.t
that thcrp will he nny trouble win tho oosa 'h's
u'ornlnR.
Of Hcrt,,,s,,l convened in business tcssiun ycs-
trrdn, u,erli1lE II the ha1' sc ~. uraiiu iaa1Eo
Mr. Arthur Ert,o Md ST.. H. Grnt.heIu.. b,th .!
C,hc,iu.,, ncse.l respectively rs Chairman una
s9t n s'ent'a i" tho rci"tt. q tho rcnstter and
Sccretary, Thu uratiA Treasurer. Mt. y. waeho.
s s S r bo @ St nS s,ar ssp a o & !S sa Sff TIT It
Ts 1e''SI, te ,,,o ,,rs''d tns; seefS; !;
taes "rcscnt III tic arcr st'mScrct! iosi ,neTimrs;
lt;' nl ,ited, md tho nicnecrst,'t' oi ~ f'nt!
!en an,c ny rsnsGM # n9 @ #
,,itI itts it, ss, is ratssai!y @ Ths 'e sreso
aIon Hd ss.' III: II tio "ftern"o" t'ese =.
purts wero att.n,ittcti IL committees, nnl THO
hearns q Tho result o. tho'r eer%sao,s ~!
tUdny.
THOMAS Q'nalny. mud John 3ouanet, a!!as
"lIonuuct Johtny" coutdcnso oreratY,rs I'm n.lu
t 9s Gsn s s scas psst r
rested sunday hight by Lirul: Warl and o!licer
Costa;lo ns thoy we're Abont toayina 'he nion t;.a
nt'nt rffHr u Mat.sson WY SAss sssestn' aos
e: rnus When aGarcnen nc ue 1oi aasn S!TGr,
rattsnv .,sere in,i,s; VI, thosr VERSIONS. A'nt,nH
otinr thlngs wGre ornaight 'nfth sovesai uSRus a
n,iltnR coitiieatcs. af,d @ sisor-inounteM TO-. ,
Hnfor o. FAsL tiineasiohs. WeH GsoutGa ~ .. ~
stire tho heessa ufansas WIN ,ss, mwe "nHs, nha
etnrx ~. p,Gse 81, ,,,r nrn's ' ,hos
wnre not nnokcd W yestcrly HprrinE. 81 Whon ~
they were hsnnKh1 tto sae Wsst M@nssn s.tcst
lncv Gnrt - answer 70 tnn tr!pe p GnnsH1 NJ; ~
dlsniorly. c9rry!flG eotieea,n wnaes. . .sns w w
, 1881-09-21

authority, m It Ia published III tho melon re-
sjon. Tha iet pln, nt rMttinx w watGrn1,Glo,a e =
!ke an! and putting M tal . St rsvnr Ice "a tt;e III Z
lilo puIp; hit D,.rIal or tho nncMt
melon hi leo Tor two days = wiso. Ihon
''i'eup3c ical ,ln1ustty with ah!s fruit
son,uttnea by eating il hGnrtv dinner tlrst, eng
mural enrth)Haku scis mp ii tho intcrinr thoy
Charge Il tn tho Mclott. Tho wntermclnn wns
Intended ~ ntt cpssnsc-,t1, 1ntcrlnde-n re-,
rlHt-.iut tu DO mingled with l.,cun AMI greens.
Il. il1tgEneu tstvrs certain rl'fE!!st r,'l nx
rho ronGdy te TO .loosun tho waistbHtld anti
tAkp another Slice"
, 1881-09-21

-F1tEtatAN-sept. ii. nt iii cun9yuss-st.,. John
frcdarc nrcd yuars chijdyon u j. IT, u,su 1iaTj0,i
FreUniHn,
Af;itIIt-f)n sant n 1ssI Mrs. EJ,.nboth sc,l nacd
Ennnrnl tram TIM resItnnre NJ hnr husband Jnaunr
sruIt. NJ Il ag,rIen.et III WeImssdMY, Supt, H. It
D. III. Carraaes ID Hosohiii Friends afa Invited.
p.EHEf--ht tho family resaSuco, 3ss. it,.nrn.ny.
NnnHny nvonup S,,ttt IL nf m nnttinptjon SiTa Mnfv
X. iiufee, wifu X ii. ilofcu " .O -''
Fnnon1 ifont II. house Thursday, at II d. i.. by
CnrtlaH9s to ltoschtl1,
pAHSrOV-ln Isansns CITY, Mo-. Sent. 1e, Abraham
h1 ifnrstnw fnrtt1tIrfy az EIiiGn1n.
FiSIrnt IL cuF1 fran. Wnlia-at dopot "Wednesday.
Hepi H. IfaIn jcnYes Iopot III Oci0ck b. .tl Ffai,{s
atl tnvltod
CffAMnEf{a.-At thu reBldHnco Of her BDn, lSpbnrk
ri EEn,nhrrs iii YFrat 1nvi0r.st Hnnt ri Mira Mnry
A. {nnniburs mad HI ynnrs ii nlnrths Ind III Inys
, 1881-09-21
THE COURTS.

THAT AUGUST CORNER AGAIN.
.1a,ncs n. seymour aud Jamcs 4. Hunt yes
tor,lny filed II bfti In tho Circuit Court uHninst
tho !onnt Of Trhlo and Its nccrs to rcstralt tho
latter from cxpaifinv thcm. Cuhnpla1aln'lts Hay
tlat Aluco april lust they hnve lcon tnottIhcrH or
tho ltonrtl III Trasfe under tho nine uf Seytutr,
Hunt & Co. During Juno, July, nna August
Inst thoy. AZ commission mon. amt netting Tor
tlIpr principals, snI.l UT 'ChanKe ;aU D0o bushels
Of No. asrr!nH whoat for AuKMst delivery. Tho
rc'lulsit amount Of tnnrKlna to protect
those tlguls wns dopostud with tho
Fttth Nnsonal nank, amounting to
$so'0W. Tho Ea!es wcro nnsto to tho following
parties: J. ". Preston & Co.. Eough & Co.. J.
4. tcstor T. Co.. j, q. Holm + Co.. ". II.
Mcllcnry Me0coch. EvcrlnY.nM T. Co., Gro sby
Co., II. y. Konyan 4 Co., KreFRh 4 Davis,
slb1oy. Frenoh i Co., y. II. Richardson, J. II.
alts;s x2s e. sss GsSr aaa FL s / cS ssSnset e. cS 81
tbs ' '1tntnx q Ana D.. whan so,npsians worS ,t
e .t PLYING oyer%ny mHrstns: As A q tho ;Ro,:
Ol, tho l7th inst: " =. MoIlenry, . whom 3j.ooj
tS tao Soss asa sS skca e. aSa
th0tn suspended for Noncompliance with tho
terms Of thor contr,lct. Tho hitter now charge
committee this aftcrnaon to show causo why
thor should nut bu asrDliltcd Alll th9y nsk lhHt
ME1eHEy hHH I'LL OLHCtH HDUfG nn1fbEil VINO Nf0
Interested may ho restrained from Interfering
or attempting tU hnso thotn suspended until tho
Issue OF tho Dakor suit is determined.
HILL FOR SPECIFIC PERFORMANCE.
4 bill wns 1lIcd yesterday In tho Circuit Court
| by Alexander Bruce Of Marsellles agnlnBt
Charlcs A. 1sono. JnooD II. Little. ard tho itldn
l. Leather l5.,lk, to compel tho performance ot
nN agreement 1t IL stntud thltt tho firuco Eanl
Mining Company was duly orgnnfzod aon,e tin,o
nvo+ with aapltal Ut sl0)0Ju. Of which CON.
platnRnt nwns $1U,00, Little &sJ,N0. and ltcno
k2o,00o. Tho company IN June, 1850, boiny tho
uwncrof Il largo nmGunt Of n,ortguKed coal land q,
tna'lo M ngrcatnont with Alexander Slltohcl
| to sell him It's !ands for $s5.oo0. The su,n OF
t33,0O0 has already been pnid, and divided be-
twccn complainant nnd Reno s. Little, and n
| tHbrtRnEe OF $l6,d0 bus bGGn sntfssetl, leaving
sIajH still ,iuo, whtoh has 0cpn deposited In tho
u!lo s. Lcathor l3hnk here.
IL wns urHucl hefnre the snc TINT com plnin-
aut ahoutd hnyo QUO cash Of tho puFchasu
money, a,'a $u,o ID pafeehass- -.,lo,ley nstea
National link Of MarsoIIies. t.iso si.00 to sirs.
Sl.oo5 to ocarse ] i. Ansastiae. i.''''MH1i Msino X (
1ilslo were tn hnvc all tho rtat, and
wgsu to cuIicet nil tho outstanding debts
Complainant has performed oil hta obligations
| arid hns roce3vel tho $l4,ND IN caeh. 14t Butllt
Misunderstanding has nrs1n. and Reno d Llttie
! nuW refuse To perform tho rgHt Of the cOntrlGt
Iruoo thorOfOrc asks that tho lofent!auta ma,
he ettnlpelea to du thosr duty and pay HIN the
romainaor due, according tu tho Contract.
, 1881-09-21

saving, especially II placed OIL towers. IL faht
np the nnslyinF districts, where ttoso wcrc now
M, n.tps at III. ....
Aids. Dc1tn, Wtckcrshnm. amt Young favored
tho irnssnKe Vt NJ urtlIMancr Rrnntttg what tho
alr. McCnrmpk stated that the peuulc wnMtcd
thfA lEAht. hut were deferred beentHo, hb IL WIN
t,nw. they. wcro rolu!rci to purchase MI cx-
rpnslr0 plnnt.
Mr.. Crt,s* stated that TIM company hnl SONG
nifty applications f0r tho light. Wllch II eond
nIlr furnish II It had thu ilNcs t0 transmit tho
rrtli,Isit electricity. .
TIC w!,cla nnttcr WIS rofcrrci TO the L,'T
Department tn rcpurt lAGt tt3 tho committee
Thursny nfternoun 1T O'clock.
, 1881-09-21

LAsLEY7AKEsLyI; t',is Fly. - Ne ~ ltub;
En..copal l.s!.n, On tko tth. u. ~ fredufic& L.
.H- Now YUFk. 1oB1n, ind Philadelphia papers
pluAAc copy.
Observation-Disclosures 70. ut TIM ,reatdonce
OF tho bf4dHa PARENTS suI3 Ptlria-nv. ny tR ltey. r..
i. Wheeer tsststc!' " t.!s t4x. tAmUs Miller Miss
lDrn u. tsun1y Rnu Bit. flluef J. CAanturllu 10Th
rt
, 1881-09-21

Charles 8. Fn!rchiI commenced an action In
oloctuleat yesterday against tho PittsburK, Gin
cinnati s. st. Luuts Railroad Company, laying
damages at $1,000.
James u. Spencer anoA John g. Schllrtz, John
T. Dl1key, and CbArlos e. Cook for $l,0N.
against u. u. Walker and II. a. WalkoE, laying
damages ut S1,QQ0.
, 1881-09-21

fJupoE nnuMMnNn-In chninDers.
JUDGE GAny-5o to 100 Inclusive. No case ou
trial.
Jupns ssA1Tn-prollmEnar call 30 70 100, Trial
call, 6, 04, :da, and oo0. No. 10, Galloway vs,
Itayot, On srial.
JUD0u AkTlGoSr-Asststa Judge Gary, No,
E5, Leo vs. QuIn,l. on trial.
JUDGE JAAEsox--6, 7, y. Q. No caso on hear-
iny.
Jup0E so1Elss-t'reIlminar call, 81 to 100, ln-
elusive. Trial eall. n. u. %, and cases sot Tor
trial IN preliminary call. No caau on trial.
IUnak ,lt!'lsS-7,S, IL, II, IL, III II, ID. il, No.
casp III trla! -
JUICE n4wEs--S 10 70, inclusive, except Nos.
10 and IL. No uaso on trlWl.
JUNE Wi!ML.IAAspN-Nos. HI s1l, a0s, 2Jo, e70, s11
, 1881-09-21
UNITED STATES COURTS.

Bernard @. Peterson, MS administrator Of tho
estate Ut ions rcicr ilollu, flied libel yoatGr-
]uy In tho United States District Court against
William Johnson owncr Of tho schooner 1da,
claiming 5000 datnagos Ito says that in Sop
totnbor, 1881, Holm was a soaman on tho Idl.
ana while no was On dock ono tlny, OIL nlg Point
au Bnblg, ono Of tho hits Of tho mala boom
parted, md tho boDm fell. knocking him down,
and inturt1'F him to such IN extont that ho died
% = Cav .tass Mtterward. Il ~ ohasgesl tue aes. M
uWnur Ut tho vessel, and lIe should be held ro-
epona!6to Tor the GonseGuenGc4.
, 1881-09-21
TIE BURNS TRIAL.

-
The trinl Ut 'rhomaB Hurts for tho murder Of
Charles 1}ell opened yesterday tn Judge Gnrd-
nor's court ut ~ In tho morning. but WIS nd.
Jourpod at noon.
Lieut.. ktpley was tho tirat wItuoss, and tcati-
tc'f Us to his having loon cntlad to tho sccuo Of
tho murder, No. 6&l Clark strcot, and tho finding
of 1cia In an unconscious condition from p!s-
tol.ahnt.
Mrs. Ann Phillips, who keeps n aal Don nntl
co,,ccrt hull Mt So Clark street, tost{ph thmt in
April lnat snu sold tho SALOON to unrns aud Uoli,
Mrs. Phillips and her husbanl ooc,tp0d the soc-
onl lD0r and routed the Two rpUis III frunt. tn
11dKcFh. Thu aecOd rD0tll wah occupied by Hplt
alltl tho French 9trl R0al. Nra. rhlltps WIS
aroused by tho 9irl on tho morning nfter tho
shllntlng. atla f0uil Boll In u dying condition
l!cll llihl formerly hecn a bMrtentcr for
hlrS. lhtllipa, and Il Iow wteka before
tho shooting went to pnbuquo ard returned
with l}ur1s, tho Two buy, q tho place for 2a0U.
Tho tlrst payment ur $..5O was lna4le by ltnrns
Tic fronl room wna Occupied by l}ola Clark, q
prostitute, auil hDr "Inan,H tho AdjulnInR rDlul
10 tho oast by lloll and French Nbsa. Tho Two
r3unls wero connected by II double dn4r.
OIfear Murphy tcstItlctl us to II conversation
h1 had with Hurils tho ray following tho shoot-
snG+ IN which tnu prl8onur oonfcesoa to The
crime. mud detaEtud thG circumstances. burns
WIS In II norvpla nnh excited condition. tho wit
nca said, uuA hoped that fIoIl would not dl1. Tic
told tho 1l1lcor taAt h1 aua l}all had had Gun
t1htlnl business tr1tllle and thAt ltnl wAa GhtRt
Ing him out of mis- mUney. AT this stage the
court adjourned until u o'clock today.
, 1881-09-21

All persons suffering from indigestion,
dyspepsia, NAusen, tMallfia, gastric disturb
a;,ces, aud Kelsral debility will som obinln
reliet II they VIII takv " Imperial UittprS," !"
, 1881-09-21
They arc mntle from ptrast materials. All
I[rME4lsts hNYg than1.

An agrcnnh1e compo.tufa. from nga. tnnk,nR
prn lhYnttye. 1cnrjyIg no hntl gffcota, but thor
ough In ita rusulta ID " Ficsts Cartta."
, 1881-09-21

VYxJs OLYMPIC.
1t has been s.andInR-rootn only 10 fnr this
wcck ut tho Olympic, whore Hyde l. f'shinan's
comedy cnl,,pany interpret good variety pF1'-
gram. ending With tho langhabie tarco "s1u.
original donkey Jury"
, 1881-09-21

How to Kat tNAlaFnlelons.
ths Ualumorp dM<y3fslsi. WhlQh should VI guQa
, 1881-09-21
CRIMINAL COUfkT.


Harry WllliAms pleaded guilty to obtaining
Rouds under falso protouscs and was sent to jail
for ton days.
WklltRns Wha!eu was scns to tho IIouso Of Cor
root!on for six months for ateulluH u hurso.
Edwar! Wulsh pleaded guilty to burglary, uud
WIS rcMa ftud, -.
1osoph Wright pioaded guilty to burglary, and
Waa rQIa A1da{f, -
, 1881-09-21
I'IIE CITY.


thGFtHNt1s 4
u.s.. MCFARLAND, Of Fond du i.ac, WIS.,, is ut
tho Trc,nant.
:. Nuursr TOWNSEND Of tho London Field, II
r,in 1tev. ws,'suu, 5a1ros, Of st. Mass's' N. D.,
10 aE tho FntN1r.
". u. MEnnYwEarnrn, Of cIarksvilo' Tennis
ia III tho Sherman. -....
GEoItoE Il. WILLIAMS and wsfc. Of Lafayette
Ind, nrc ut the Phe!'tc. .....
I. r. PARKER, CnIru. ILL.,. proprietor OF LUG
Halliday House, IL Mt Tho l.elaha.
1YtE collections ot, t,uttat'e RfMNls at the Gus
toIul House yesterday "rre $il.u4ts
Jous q. Ev,Ss, Of Now York, President nf tho
Mutual Union Telegraph Company Is III the fa-
c,tic.
lupoE Ilro1t llurtEu, Of Denver, Colo. and
tito racIl!c.
Ar tho s,ub.Treasury yesterday 10000 n Koi'ii
and $4ND III silver wna ,!!sbnrsct+ tho rceeirte VI
silver footing I'll <1tOO0. |
r,tE theatres wcgc all Gtnscd Inst night. ns II
wis announced IN yesterday paper they wonlh
b.. Performances will 10 rcsunud ae 'he mat''
nees today.
Il WAGON hcayily loaded with STOMP brnke
dawn yesterday morning OF Wabash avenne.
npslr Hubbard court, cHuatnE olocK'suo ot tne
strtct-cara.
Amounted to s;T,a5a, nf which ss,ss5 was for
spirits, sl,sa ior c1nrs, $3,pi5 for tuoacco' md
3aSe for eeer.
THE regular meeting OF tho Lincoln Park
I.onrti wfs postponed yesterday 'nnrk Of re-;
stcct to lho dead President. Tho bohrtl Will
convene TMursdnr.
DETECTIVE roM SIMMONS d,o.l at 1870 yestcr-
dny nttcrnGun Mt bla hofne, No. Gtl Fulton street.
Ilc WIS nlort ~ ycnra uld, left vile nltd Two
chLiren I'M! hissl bccn 1non,bcr OF tho police
furco since Nov. ., 16aA
hannssc, ul,tlclan. IS SfM.sison street. TntMuSE
Building. was III a; m;, ~ dogrSes; 10 =. H. 0l;
n vi u ~. y ~, ~, H. Xix I. n'' d. n"F''n'''F'0
, 1881-09-21
Worccou,ncnd Ett1rc,lgc cscwlng-1naclline

f},ick 4 tshynpr's Ninth Powder Is a harvester
thRt rcaps ronchps hy tho rfillttih.
, 1881-09-21

IUllNAENTa.
SUPERIOR Counr--GoSFEsslnNs-C, L. Hutch
I !nson ~. 1asnea 4. Mytrs, <{,7tt3.
, 1881-09-21
LlfDIES' GOOl)X.
UVIy1yE.
TlENE
1G}R22hAiz';zn u;
.MWWEM MW

Desire to inform their numerous
customers and the public zen.
orally that they aro lii no way
connected with the. PARTISAN
DRESS TRIMMING CO., ERNEST
MIX, Proprietor, recently report.
cd Nailed and closed by tho Sheriff.
, 1881-09-21

CumtnnB tioos not advertise tocth for 81 and
oharXG moro. 70 9tato.
, 1881-09-21
SPECIAL BARGAINS

We shall opon OIL wednesday
morning, Sept. 2l, choice llne
Of Children's Imported Garments.
Prices will range from ~ to $40.
Also, a complete assortment OF
Ladies' Cloth listers, choice col.
ors md styles, i'll prices from Sc
to $40.
No Indy that Intends purchasing
mn Outside Garment this season
should fail to examine these goods,
both rs n matter of taste and
economy, rs tho prices are fully
Is per cent loss than n year ago.
Our annual
, 1881-09-21

We are showing this week 1000
Fall and Winter Garments ,or
Ladies' md Children, embracing
about sixty different styles, a
largo proportion Of which are Of
our own special importation, IN.
cluding many exclusive stylos tint
cannot bo found elsewhere,
As tho season advances wo s],all
no doubt hive to pay Il large ad.
vance on the prices We have Sc.
cured these goods Mt.
The pricos on tho Lndics' Gar.
monts: So, $40, $12, SIG, sis,
$40, $21, $25, $28, $50, aud IN
TO $lO0. As
, 1881-09-21
EN| ING

OF Fall and Winter Costumes will
occur carly in October, Of which
due notice will be given.
The September number Of tho
"Ladies' Journal" containing il.
lustrations Of tho above Gar.
ments, will 10 sent FREQ to my
address.
The Carbon advocate. [volume] (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, 1881-05-07

AS in many other places, corner loafng
by boys and young men has become so pal
pable nuisance here that the borough au-
thorities gave Chief Constable Welsh orders
to take steps to put a stop to it. COnse-
quenty lie has posted notices throughout
the borough notifying these juvenile often
ders that they will be dealt with according
to law.
When such impetus has been given to
the iron interest throughout the country it
looks like negligent waste of resources tn
see our Rolling Mill Works standing idle
and slowly crumbling into ruin by not be
ing used. The buildings are daily going to
wreck, and rust is eating up the machinery
which should lie earning an interest IN the
capital invested, and giving profitable EN-
ployment 10 a number OF worsing men.
There is certainly screw lose somewhere
IN the heads Of those who own these works
Amos W. Marsh is doing quite an ex-
tensive business in shipping props and logs,
which are brought to this place by teams
from the surrounding country,
Miss Dora Haus, who won many warm
friends during her stay here, left for hel
home at Bethlehem on Saturday last, tax
ing with her the best wishes ol those whC
made her acquaintance.
"A. B Greasemer. dentist, of Allentown
made hls regular visit 10 this place OF
Tuesday last.
MIR. Tho mas Groman, of South Bethle
hem, was stopping with friends here dur
ing last week. QuINT.