davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
, 1881-06-09
IVWUy NEu NfI7l1HH2EN.


nosros, iuue a-FLoEM-stcady md t!rmt psicos
unchanged.
UttAlS-Corn qltiet and unchanged. Oats dull and
nnaestlnd, IN. md cxtsn white, nomlnally b20slo;
SG.2 with. H,c. 1tyu-@l.N:sl9;.
HI fTEtt- -NuMinH1Iy nfst.nn4ed.
E.!Ga~WGstuFii fresh. tlxAl.s. -
ItEtEtt"r*. Fttlf lihU brlA AiC sacks; coFn G, 90
but WIfBnt, Et1D h1lt tIntA, it,itu bu.
HHtpMESTa-Fluur. 1,kAl btIs,
, 1881-06-09
PHILADELPHIA.

pHlLArELrMtA. Fn., Juno 8.-FkOyA-1n fnr do
ntundt Western extrns 3i.Jtiso, 1tnnasutnado, t7s
tsuii; Ohio extras. kit2}Isatdljs patent process,
goud. t1.Uksi.l34. kyo Hour qHuti ki.,93.tD.
tinAlN-Whcat guieti No. rcd. elevator. sl.z2}{,
,utxeh, sls, No. rud Juno sz3asl.!t July, sl2lsS
Gsi7lj&t Augl.zt xys3Lly. C0rn arln; hlgsi m.xcd.
stuln uapui Aihc, ssaRl, grain tcp0t, @5@llp; ra-
1scedt sEaln lepys *ettus 10 4 70 ~, sH!l mlr19
!rfeEularI No. whitv. *'A5a1lssi No. u ss0*ei
iulIui, 4tG. ..... .r..-
i'lIuvjHlASA-Q Qu!ot g1,d unchanged,
UurTEis-:3tsuiy nnl unchanged,
EtIttK-Scurru mud HrIu; lIU.
t'IkEAk-Qulet Grsutnefyt 6A&au.
i't;vHuLEt!M-t tIrtit 1Nc,
WiiiBKt-Qmglt tl.N. '...
NEcEti'rs-tl1uS. 1.iUl brlst wheat @,Uu but corn,
pilTHESrs-Wlioa.. JON bu; corn. 1900 b,,
, 1881-06-09

QA1r1M0NE. Aid. Juno a-FLouH-Stsad5.
GMAtN-Whent-Hest1rn n slIud1 better, md
atrong, Wintar rod, sput ind June, July.
alaB4. torn Ateady ind 'ru,, Western nlxud. spot.
!S3sasc, Jano. 551<c bid, july. Gla;s.tc, August.
tG&Gdhc. UaM ssua1y. lty0 4ufet ut ss.69 t.G'.
ILAr-pull. hsnvy. ind tuweri pr.luo TO choice
lfinhsyjvntlil. $ltlUis4l.W
i!1xisI1Ss-Firns n'es: H., nntk tl.G, ol Ea@
Np.Inesi. IT,.
nrTrER:-Dull and weak; now grnss. l72tsc,
ELtiA-IiIgher ut iac.
rETltOLEtfM-Sunnn1t refined, ". ..
t;NUCkHlES-EuHeu lrnl. HuEAf strong and aafC nt
lO4E.
MttYKY-t1NlI at HUI
FItEluIETA-Tu LtyurHn1 1uf1t.
KE4AttrA-Ffuuf. l.:E.5 rs; what, G8Gl0 but corn,
T.! !sia bnt unts lay lay "; r." NJ - bn,
BALEs-Wheat, S7a, ~ hit cufII. 81, ,l3j 0u,
, 1881-06-09

a".a II &c. nat. "a.sr S".. mIve'l. "A'; Rya dull
un,l tnNe > Nj 1ni 3I,t Barley .nuHrrtns..
paw in:iS fn,t tanIrI; sh:''e l.s.h, sli.ir, fnk
surnt. HEir thn.,.rra. t&i; clear t.i, t't. fHGHn
El: .pi drt>, II ,c.,r rib. s.!i; rtrur t3Gl,4.
NEtIshf Firm: tfis.
Hcyl EIt-SLuWuy AEu unchanged.
, 1881-06-09
1'EDfttA.

rEUNIA, limo s.-flMAtN-CoFn firm, hRll.m1xet,
lRa ET4o4 inxrt W. t{e. Oats stenIyt NJ. whit0.
a;4{c. ltSa dull. NJ. ?, ElfA9;c.
IIiHItwtSEs -Hiendy Ut tlnI.
REcEIrt Wheat. nanni nntn, t,4!s bu, oats. u 10
BIT: rrG, " bu; tmrlDy, tfb In. - -
NIIIl'NkSTs-WhBnt, IN hu: curn, tl,QU but oats
1.44sst bus fyGt hune, bntity. Hub0.
, 1881-06-09

ri:TKntT, Jnne s.-F1uvH-Atenty.
uHAt"-Hhcat aulel. Gxts'l nUIntf1ns No. whtto.
f.f4l 1Mne. Il td,tt!.lSHs tn1y GGt5s AHatsat nnd
September sLltts; No. white, tlll4; No. red. Till.
lsucupts, wtivnt, WI bn; HliipHlGHts, mono.
, 1881-06-09

NEw YORK. 1uru 8.-tot1un goods In niodrrAtn de-
nn1.tI Mt nrst hands; prices continue nsui; i.ncUnn
and inckpUrt cuEset tr4hs advanced he; prints ad
drgss Et,adh qnipt, eulhnH wUttIp,B HHl NHnuls In
fnir delWhdt hosIGry ahd underwear moro active.
, 1881-06-09

alx ~ Ohpateh to IRe Chicago 1ftbuna.
sa4 uo,,o. tune Whoat-,HIntsr
sIv ~ unsettled In asso lusInnca Ut No. red In
y n.nu.as Ing opening heavy md rscudlnH KONG.
aletualiug frequently, rallytnx
, 1881-06-09
n1Yt:EAI.Q.

arrrALo. juno a-tsitAIS-Whont hulft car.iots
Nh lret! winter n,Mt Nj. whto winter. tll9. Corn
dull; AyN bu Ud M. T. mixed Wcstsrn ut ttGc. Oats
inlnltnnI.
CANAL FllglouTs-Flrm. wheat, &c, corr, 4hc,
oats, SIC.
, 1881-06-09

70 EiEvELASD.D o.. June s..-lErRoLEUM5t = Unchanged;
siantlart white. liJ lest, s4c.
rITT1Ht'.tl. JMnu &-l'ETRULE Ecsf-Qnltp active,
United certificates hEinur, S1ktrCnneti. 1}tC hM1u-
nlllA delivery.
TIrTsrtf.iI, Flt. In,le ea.-rErNoi.EEA-t1pcno At
S1k; highest, Sl3 kIwGat, E!Ls Glnsei, Ht$t ship.
rItnts. &,uu3 charters. i xxi; RUNS. H5.lN
, 1881-06-09

Special ntpa.th 10 Tnt Chicago 4rtbuns.
KANsAs ctrv, A1o., jnne a-EMAtS-1ho Fritz
Current reItirs: Whrnt-ltecuipts. 14tss bu, shln-
tnunt.. 122l1 bus afuw and wunk: No. cnsl,. :1kc,
June. g1Au: ~. SpsI'. ss4s. cosnal.ecYilAs !,si
, 1881-06-09

lSDtASAruI.ls. Ind. Junu u4-tiltAlS-WhGa weak;
si.i1. Gorn In good t!smuhds 4aet.lhc. Uats weak;
51Kc.
, 1881-06-09

NEW ORLEANS. Inno H.-EoTTnS-atcnJy: l01tc:
low ndlltn9 H,dc; good ordinary s3sc. net receipts,
5N bules; expurtx 10 TIM Continent 2c1 coastwise,
1.12 xalIs, 2,EI; stock, Nxa1W
, 1881-06-09

OswEGo, juno 8.-tsRAtS-Whoat In fatr demand.
Corn nouinhlly unchanged.
, 1881-06-09
SUMMER IsESOKTS.
TILE WENTWORTH =
NEWCASTLE. N. a.

rhf. 1iotel viii open June 18th. 1t has accommodate
tho pleasure aud .l,tI1Drt uf It's }atstlBA tflMh nny
titinsUn Et'tJs ttnnslthl view. hlth Inland nnd
wnd Its l.Dath5u3 atmosphere. tic easy uIannns hy
which Il b. REACHED. IT. advantages for b.ItnK.
Athns. mud bnt,iIE. excellent aryr4 and ntsrncsvD
Mnk* all combine ~ lnnkC Il t,f thB GllurIn
liiH riaces uh the New England cunnt. The house
contM!'s every inotleEn npplIHncr II ln* sImc.nns
with thu N.S1 ut ti:iis. iarge iarinEs knIt1. and
tor EOcui mi passenger rlpyu HpRr-
Mtra hr .tcani. music hI tor hncH md the
An orchestra q twenty itntIrrs nS McknLwlettxtA
prft.stilal nillty. l0r the direction Uf Mt. John
}. EniUn, usIrht 1Hrctnrhl tho Huxtun 3iuseutn},
will furhsl1 tnIsb f.r thu tens1n.
Tile fGTuna. hftGi feat IN MIiith surrounding the
huik'. gives MI EXTENDED prtneEI,le ~ HFGr lUII
feet in length. whlu lilo view L. unaxcMtel III teaust
nfad arHndcur. n90nH Alleys. flitltnrti ltou. ttrnl
tncht fur rHcnr*tht*. Sh!t ufa 1tuw kls under tho
direction nf trusty mud experienced n1 Ftrst.clms~
livery nun epArsiiHx stabGt i1FnuH'Is ttEutcd by The,
efec!rc llslt. Sew York nhd Boston stock reports
received ivory lln4r.
n,ntl, an is rCuc1tct ~ means ef the Eastern 1sail-
wny III twss hulrs r,lts from ostun An4 i. equally
distant frlm Portland. 1iG. X IN fNuf Auurs' riln
from tho Fnbynn 1luuae by WhTnt the Whttg Mount.
MIN Mich utd North tutiNny 1t ia ni.0 Trncl1 from
tEt White MHnnialll ltnlsHG hy tho QIstn Cutflrl
X Montreal unit tho Concord lsniwnys, md tho GEanu
trunk by ,sny Ut f'brtln1ti.
Hotel hrG alsnya ~ whiting. Address
+. W. HILTON Gu, Portsmouth, =. II,
, 1881-06-09


rrupoaH1s 1pr Stationery.
SUPERINTENDENT N1i,.*s ~ l'4%c %!, INV It.rITv r is,
S9tlce !. flarcby efsnh, pursuat t. Sfc. ~. Chap.
r. X. tH... ttat sea1ru rtt.Aix Will Dn rec,!iynd
this lse M IF the !t ilay Df .uEr. iss fut
furnishing m Slntr nf Wisconsin wilt the nrrrsanry
stationery for It's EsQ GufInH thu rear commencing
ellis tstipd la, Of the articles md tho quality uf
cuEI casE F.9urgd. will le Furnished tn MI pursnhs
arhsinr to lid. application 10 this ulice. either
viii, lie snn,iIs- nn prnvilei fnr lsnectinn IL III.
atltGa. pursuant tt said Srr. ~ and ~ be ttevNruf
To thu >upersnttDastt t,f Public l'rnpBrty, at tho
Capital. IN the ~. 0f Ataai*nn Ns,. IN or befhEe
Thu stationery is divided into four classes. 4. C.
md u. and n sepnF:ttH spntt bid must hG made fur
tAG Cluh* Ut Rufn1t. and must s 1,nihay fnhFxnA IN
The outside Gf tho ~rnpper. !rolWsit!s in furnish
stntloner5- tnnHit'r r. Each el;t at|t s aG.
the penal stni Dt IVA thuu*anu ttDhrs, G1erHteh by
ls h!drr principal aud by Mt nst two
eurtIUa. eon'itluctl tint tf b,lr VIII furnish hct
stationary mce0r1tg ~ tho term. ~ tv bid md thu
Gonttnct cntufesi Intn IN pursuance thereof. Thu
HHrttirA k1lul1 ntlact u ttt lnfE>u shh nHd their
jAtuta)n N thu effect tlHt they G,LI worth tho
Euul n3 thur tEDusnhd ttniEnrA Lrer and aburp NIL
Esbta liabilities, md exemptions.
FTlHten hlnnE bids M11A t1tids Will b1 furnished
application ~ shls office.
TlH cuntEact Will bs n~nElch In eae1l ttnse ia tho
1H~ yst bidder IN tllAt clnt. T fln! furnish security
~ nbHTt annc1a1n to thu supuTtc n1tnt
vi lubl!r IrpGrir: }ntH1f! h"mrrtr. tint tis pref
Ing nr uur lus!lIe*s ~ tllt state vi NiscHkn II hts
lid ealI he ~ itw tta Ut my other bidder III tt
cusH mt .ln. hNstHer- ~ The state 1f Wlschnsln
The Superintendent OF inbilc l'rnpyrty hershy re-
tsryss n tn Is2ht t'seJcct any or ~ PIP Tn,:' by
'"A"~ 'N Superintendent ii Public i'roperiy
, 1881-06-09

y Ae P;ff;;i 4 {; NJ ,s' IL II, ikss| II;j Nn. 4 f
! ! ! /: E /: 4 E.|| 4
ssKr-rho n.arkc. ror tsis dc .escE,on Ct stoe;:
e. ;.;,S'a1s'y Sa'ss''' 'n.sa % s!o,$tloas rsyIsSs
ss'a;5s ss;s psr fT =, III iatsr es,. none
i! ! &. {. 6 ||::| 4 e. a. 6 7 |' 4
NEW YO11H.
Sc.K ,Y 59ns Iat avc 81 stosfs ws
S:saf.iaad tulor4Jo haf:6rclr. q: ak1':tU; Kantss
ssts s*f H. :t. slsss ssttss e. ~
anlGl!.e sa!is. S1 live sassp, ai9 quarters beof.
!:.slS7ite:sia!s: Icy; au1: sheep, a,ooas.so'
@ vs 'ssss a''s s:as9a a 1S5
tE3pts lbs.
EAST 11nElsrY.
EAlT Liberty, June observation-disclosures to-day,
Rtsad ii hsaai stuck only; toiai Tor two days. ~
t:asFh md tbi ylIl atoeE; supply tats ent M'Afkot
&SS; ssass esa ;fs: W.
, 1881-06-09

TURpENTISE.
WILNISGTox, Iunn 8.-SrIntrs ur TrMpESTtNE-
, 1881-06-09
| t4mvB. | Arrive.

oh1cnRos 1fnr1instnn 4: Quincy 1Entiroma.
Fnr Mnph T!me-1abe. slecpIne-Car .Accommudn-
i!onA apply ns Cafk. lest. Grand t'acltc Hotel
itEnk'a Eyl,fess t!fec, foot Of Indinnn.nv tirnn3
iiisftsai ilnEt. Tam! and bixsaenth.8L. Palmer
, 1881-06-09
RAILROAD TIJfE-TfHEE.

H<f[LHOID TYJfE-T1fHLE.
4 ERIiAL AND DEPARTURE; OF
TRAlNS.ExrtANA1tuS Or ltkFEnH3ca
nhnks--tentuFsn} excepted. SUNDAY c1ccptod.
sAlunlhy eIccrtGl. sIJxiiJ.
htrARo 4 HnrthweAtern Wnilwnr.
For ainp%+1 +1!olrtntts. sleeping Car Recommendations
nEpy nt q! ClaTk.st4 ulant Pacific N!inks Expro.a
oHh G. lnlm1f House. rs EAtast., and tho DEBUT on
thH corner If Walls In ttn
, 1881-06-09
CINClSSATf.

CISr1SSArt o., Juno oA-CorroS-EssIsr Ut lo8{o4
FLOuK-unGhanvul.
unAtS-Whcut hsul; NO. ! rcd, SllL coEu hpavy;
, 1881-06-09

Ii1inpfs Central Railroad.
Depot foot Of jntcst md fuUt u Twenty yaccond-st
l!Gkrt tlccs4 TT isaHdOlph.st.. Hear tlatn Grand
rnrttic llUtel. md tnlnef House.
, 1881-06-09

slgEp-Tho market for this description OF ntoca
~ xIthnut prnnaat,eGu ctlHiiEC, ThGru was nat y
".r ~ e,n,Ilersibn lefnnf,d. but tho supply was or
syft,puI,.e1y imtN4 nrop1rtlphs. uild lrsylnus
~ xrts ensily NJ stni1lc WG l!fk1 poor to sx-
Iii & asho per Uj lbs. VI shu lattor class nuue
, 1881-07-09

Mn. FonsrE1s, tho Irish Secretary, re-
ceiyed deputatlon Of Irish laborers yester-
day. The dcputatton WINS Introduced BY Mr.
O'Sulltyan, member OF Parliament f0r Lim-
erlck County, WHO also acted rs spokesman.
The dcputation demanded tint the Lard bill
be SO ar,endeti that 1t should not DO regard
cd rs subdivision, under the Land bill, II
farmers should let TO latorers n house with
an acro or less of land attached, and ut n rent
proport!onntu to the rent OF tho farm; also+
TINT I'oor-Lnw Unions be empowered to al-
lot suburban lalid for laborcrs' houses. 1t
was urged t]iat these amendments would
be IN tho Interest Of the farin-
ers md tho taxpayers. Secretary Fors'
tor admitted that the laborers' REPRESENT
atiyes nude good case, but held out no
hope that the amendments suggested would
bo embodied III tic 4anl bill. Lie promised,
however, tint their representations would be
carefully considered al,d nhdo tho basIs OF
legislation III tho near future. incidentally
l,e said that when tho franchise was to be
extended 1t should apply equally to England,
ireland, and SCOTLAND.
, 1881-07-09

SOME s114,oo worth of bonds were stolen
from tile Eric County Savings Danls Of Dutta-
10 last May. There WIS returned to the
owner yesterday SOC, ,0O0worttl Of these bonds
through Baltimore parties. There has bcei,
u compounding Of felony somewhere. 1tis
stated that ss5,ooo was paid out for getting
tho 500, ,00D back.
, 1881-07-09

a Su,InEft of tito relatives OF tile persons
WHO perls,let III tho Victoria disaster ut
Ln',don, Ont, I,aye signed nj, address Ia tho
Dominion Government protesting against
tile verdict OF tie Coroner's Jury rs not being
severe enough in contetnnlng those re-
sponsiblu for the calanfty, and calling oil the
Government to take tho matter up. Tic
preliminary examination Of two OF the per-
SOILS charged with responsibility for the dts-
nster sSns commenced yesterday.
, 1881-07-09

CYnus W. FIELD received a telegram from
London yesterday, In replyto ono scnt by
him, stating .thet Mr.. John. urigl,t and Dean
Stanley aru full Of grief for nlnf Id deep sym
pathy with tho President, and adding that
prayers are being daily offered up III West.
minister Abbey for tho preservation Of Ills
rrartnt,s life
, 1881-07-09

LEr1.or, tho English newspaper reporter
who murdered Sir. Gold In n compartment
of carriage Of the Lond6n l. Brighton katt-
way, was arrested yesterday III East London.
lie los MAIDS full confession of his crime.
, 1881-07-09

duty In failing 10 provide accommodations
for members Of tic 1Iolsa Of Lords and
lfo,lso Of Commons, md MI Indignant Con.
sGrynsfyc complained of the neglect Il, tic
Commons yesterday, whercupon malicious
Irtsl, member !nsn,atcd tl,al tile Royal but
at onc time seciy 1lAllger 1Iatl "snubbed !"
the 1Iuuse Ok Commons. Tho matter Is
likely to ca,tse soma troublu to tie husband
Of tho Queens daughter.
, 1881-07-09
G{te Gn|:1:tb111re+

tH-r rersons ieapirp the cttfr }or ths summer
seasof c..l hdue THE TRIBUNE sntttfat to their d.
tixss Ct The }o't1icinp rates. 1'"stdgc prepaid:
Daily THtnt'NH. pr month. 81; f''elt1ttAa Sun.
dan Issue, $f.2t.
, 1881-07-09

4 COMPANY las been formed ltl Paris.
with a capital Of sf0,0o0, 600, to dcye'op the
mining resources Of Cnnada. TAls news
comes by way Of Montreal.
, 1881-07-09

TIE flooring In one Ut tic chambers Of d
military barrncks Mt Paris fell III Thursday,
precipitatlng 100 soldiers on tic tloor be-
meath. Twenty wore Injured. eight seriously.
, 1881-07-09

TltnEE cases Of yeilow-fever have appeared
on board tile British barl. payseant, fur Vera
Cruz, now at tile quarantine station ut Pen;
sacola, Fin. Tha Collector Of Customs at
Pensacola las been officially Notified Of the
fact. Tho cases are Ut q pronounced typo.
, 1881-07-09

r, aptetal p :patsA 70 II! cas<aso 1rtaunG
ARLINGTON, July 8.-Dr. Susan A. Edf
sou, ,',yho Is tho Presldent's nurse, Is a lIonte
opathic physician OF large oxperiunce. sht
served great deal III hospitals during tha
War, and Is familiar With E4n-sAot wounds:
, 1881-07-09

THE missing steamer, Vanda]ta has mr.
rived at Stornoaway, in the lslanl Ut Lewis,
Of tho uebridcs, OIL the northwest coast oi
Scotland, In tow Of two tugs. All Oh board
arc we'll. ''.
, 1881-07-09

IN the burning Of the Tirmcnlcl' feeding
barns ut Buffalo yesterday 302 head Of cattlc
petlslied. The loss Is estimated Ut S:.s, coo.
, 1881-07-09

SAMUEL. I,tlyIAs wns hanged ut Alexandria.
l,aptdes Parish, La., yesterday, for tho mir-
der Ut 4. j. Llama.
, 1881-07-09

FAln weather. winds mostly westerly, and
stationary or lower temperature for this
region today.
, 1881-07-09
THE COLD FACTS

6:l!5 i. II.
EXECUTIVE MANS ION, WASHINGTON, July
8-S:l5 a. isl.-,rhc c. sn>lltiun Of tho President
continues favorable liz In moro cofrforta-
biz thar oil ans pre- itous morning. Pulse 90;
temperature Ga2; aspiration y. The wound
is beginning IT, alst 't,argo lautlable pus.
y. ". bliss.
:" J.k. BARNES,
; j. j. WoonwANp,
ROBERT REYDUl.S.
$50 r. II.
EXECUTIVE MANSION, WASHINGTON, July
8-l.:aN p. ln.-I he progress Of the pres!-
dents case contii luvs to bu favorable. Pulse,
loS; tempcrature4 1ol 4lo; respiration, "a 2A. -
=" D. W. DL1ss,
]. X. BARNES, -,
J. j. WOODWARD,
t.. llouEMr REYuCuS.
, 1881-07-09

3W. u.
WASHINGTON, D. e. July 6.-The following
telegram wus SC ut by the attcntlL1Ig surgeons
to the consultinE E surgeons this afternoon:
Executive Ma Saiott, WAsII1saroN. b. c., July
a-3 p. m.-Tho rrt: ltlent's condition hns not
charged mntcri.saly lnce o.lr telegram to you
yesterday. During Il 10 afternoon and evening
he wus troubled with ucld oructatIons, and the
administration Of nu trlenta WIS aEaln suspend.
eli for suyeral hours. 0ne-9uArtcr OF a gran Of
norphla was ad,lu istcrcd hypoiesmtcntly ut
$50 p. tn. and was I, .llUwed at 0nce by tran
quill sleep. Towartt midnight, howoycr, hu bA-
came restless and complained a good deal Of
muscular SORENESS !. the feet and of pain in tho
ullktc-t toint 40 that We werc on tho point ut nd
n.tntsscrIng III nddt honul anodyne, whon he fell
asleep, and, on mr. lkcnlnE. was 80 FREQ from
rRia that it WIS n ut given. After ! q. m. ho
passcd the night TRANQUILITY. sleeping COM
poscdiy much of tho timo. At Intervals
since that hour he hns tnkan an ounco Of
nIbumenized Quicken broth alternating
With an ounce OF ,inilk, to which a tcnspooaful
.of very old an Q ] sceilont rum waa added. All
this has bcen rel :nlned as we'll as lye Kralns Vt
sulphate Of Qutrda taken this morning at
o'clock. The ycl lowish tlnCo Of tho skin 1ron-
toned In ollr last telegram bus senslbly dEn1h-
ahcd When tire ant!scptc dressing saa re-
ncwcd this tnurnnlR. tho wound was found to be
l!scharRing SIN nj quantity Of healthy looking
nus. The reactlcn n accompanying tho establish
1pcnt Of supp4rniton Is, US might DO supposed,
marked hy: Il I'll Rht rtso OF temperature aud
pulse us comparh ID with tho corresponding hours
Of ycstorttay. This. however, We do NOT REGARD
a. unfavurrblo jundur Tho circumstances, and
should not be surpr!qed II 1t c0ntiauo through
this afternoon, lind whro rcpoatcd Ia tho after
mon and avon!ttg for 'several days. The recor&
since our last telegram is Us follows: Ycs.or-
day, at s:uQ p. 1u, puase, 108; temperature loo II
respiration "a Thlk morning. ut 8:30 \. H.,
pulso, W; temporal lire, E0:; RESPIRATION q At
| / p. m. It IL, Put 10, los; Temperature, lula;
respiration, IL. D. ", HLlss.
i; ]. II. nAnNEs,
H. ~. WOODWARD,
ltonE,tT HEYnuMN.
EXECUTIVE MA:ss1oN, WASHINGTON. D. c.,
July S-sp. n1.-,rho Presidents condition
continues fayorntylc. lie l,us passcd n very
comfortable aftt(rnoon, md Inns taken moru
nntrlment thnn on previous days. Pulse,
los temperature, 10l.0; respiration, 81.
| ~ D. ". bliss,
I J, X. nAlkSEA,
| j. j. WOoDWaAND,
l. RONEIsr lsEflujlS.
The conditions continue 80 favorable. there
will bo no furttaor bulletin until tomorrow
l.
, 1881-07-09

gc fnr 1,ndy,s StrNT lint.
: e. e. -, ~ Mn,',s straw hit.
iSc, = ~ ei;c, anl 8:,c for the l'est. ~. M
9sfa9r 1s for lsoso L s,a;' worti t'ftii SC.
RSc RSc for for I'm ino t,aifco Slirt with 2 col.
hrs. ava
4Sc for n Doy's Whist; worth ST.,
c1"fnx. v W.
c ~ f"r n mir OF silk or Lisle Glo1cs.
, 1881-07-09
The President, at Is Last Night, Asked
to Be TQcketi IN His Little
F'ed.
He Passed THE Early Night in
Comparative Comfort-The
.:t M edicine.
An Interesting and Instructive Inter-
view with Mrs. DR.. Edison,
the Nurse.
Efforts Of Cy rus ". Field to Sc
cure Su description for Car
fie Ids Family.

Beecher-The J'lssasin- Chicago Surgeons
E1pres aions Of Sympathy.
, 1881-07-09
= HT{{E F1fII2.H
?l(lsa9lSQ|lln? i! ]! Thousands
OF:PEOPLE
CROWD
e THE FAlR"'
: E. ]. LEHl![AIn

Daily, knowing full we'll that
when It advertises clearing sale
it means just what the term tsn-
plies. The inducements we are
offering in prices on goods in every
department should have the effect
of inducing every person to pay
=: 1.-THE FAIR"
A visit during this sale, as 1t takes
place but once year.
, 1881-07-09
TILE TUG OF WAR.

i III lUU VI W an.
Gen. Garfield Crows Worse
that He May Get.
Better.
Earnc st and Successful beginning
Oft the Second Stage Of
Recovery.
The Pus from the Wound
Highly Laudable and ;
Anti-Guitcau.
Great Misc in palse and Temperature
So unatl; tho Strain from Sup. -
duration.
The Bulletins Which ;Terrify
the People Fill the Sur.
geons with Hope.
The President, at Is Last Night, Asked
to Be 'TQcke'i in His Little
r;ed.
:.
| He Passed ttie Early Night in
Comparative Confort-The
~: M ,rdicine.
An Interesting !. and Instructive Inter-
view witt Mrs. Dr.. Edison,
the Nurse.
-
Efforts Of " rus ". Field to Sc
euro Su description for Gar
| fie Ids Family.
Beecher-Ths tlssasin- Chicago Surgeons
| Trrrae nsoru oF H1~ro&hv
The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1881-12-01

most in Forestry AZ yet. The former state
has Forestry Association, formed for the
protection Of existing resources in
woods, as we'll az with reference to
provision for future wants. to which the
Legislature makes an annual appropriation
of $4,000. The secretary, Mr.. L. B.
Hodges, declares from his experience that
a family can be supplied with fuel from ten
acres of cottonwood after tlve years fro m
planting. About 1900 acres per ann, m
have been planted in forests in three Yeas
past, and along highways and on farms the
Planting has amounted to 239. PCS rods in
1873, $50, 945 in 1879, 325, 1903 in 1879, and
329, 500 in 1880. The number of acres now
planted in forest is 25,331. Arbor Day 10
still observed, 1876 acres having been
planted ON the last three Of these tree
planting days, which occur annually in
April. The trees that th,ive best in that
region are cottonwood, ash, box elder and
poplars. The prairie region will eventual
" lose its treeless character, and while We
shall miss its sea.ike expanse and long
vistas of waving grain, there will be full
compensation in an ameliorated climate,
snrer crops and greater healthfulness, not
TO mention more varied aud picturesque
effect in scenery 20 congenial to aesthetic
tastes.
The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1881-12-01

from the loft shoulder: but even there spec
ial respect Is shown by completely uncover
ing the shoulder. In other tribes they also
don the cap. Hence. It seems that the
removal OF the hat among the European
peoples, often reduced among ourselves to
touching the hat, is a remnant Of that pro-
cess Of unclothing himself by which in
early times tho captive expressed the yield
ing up of all he had"
Not less interesting is the explanation of
the origin Of shaking hands. From kissing
as natural sign Of affection. to kissing the
hand as compliment, the transition is
easy and requires no further explanation;
Tor stimulation OF affection, no less than
ary ceremony. If, of two persons, each
wishes to make obeisance to the other by
kissing his hand, and each out of compli-
ment refuses to have his own hand kissed,
what will happen? Just as when leaving a
room each Of two persons, proposing to
give each other precedence, will refuse to
60 trst, and there will result at the door,
way some conflict Of movements preventing
either from advancing; so, if each Of two
tries to kiss the others hand and refuses to
have his own kissed, there will result q
raising of the hand Of each by the other to-
ward his own lips; and by the other. a
drawing OF 1t down again; and SO on alter
nately. Clearly the difference between the
simple squeeze, to which this salute Is now
| often abridged. and the old-fashioned
hearty shake xceeds the difference be-
tween the hearty shake aud the movement
that would result from the effort of each to
kiss the hand of the other"
Kissing, We have said, is natural ex-
preston of affection; and it is curious to
note the analogous manifestations among
animals and some of the lower tribes Of
men. A dog displays his affection for his
master by licking his hand. A eve distin
cuisines her lamb Ky the olfactory sense
and apparently derives pleasure from its
exercise. The same sense is used among
G:en not only to distinguish. as in the case
! of Jacob and Isaac, but also rs a mark of
affection. Among the Mongols, for instance,
it is found as % mark of paternal affection,
instead OF embracing" while the Burmese
"do not kiss each other III the western fash
ion, but apply the lip and nose to the cheek
and make strong inhalation"