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The Emporia weekly news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1881-1889, 1881-12-15
The following transfers of real estate
have been made in Emporia and Lyon
county since November 23d:

The following transfers of real estate
have been made in EmpOria and Lyon
county since November 23d:
w Trueworthy to G W Lewis, lot
p = O PlSm6 Snd S wife to j Georgeita i
Tomlinson, lotS7 and 50. Cottonwood
John 6 Baird TO stephen Henderson
lot IS Cottonwood street - 60
s W Lewis to F Sherburne hi OF
lot 90 Constitution street Is
VIM Soden to Hamilton W Wilcox. lot
AZ, Mechanics street, Randolph's
] a 9 FrSRer to Chas. Fletcher. lot Iss "
D II Hancock 70 L N Hancock, lot $50
Geo MaTott and vile to Andrew '
Sheldon, lot q Congress street 49, IS
E Perley to w Carlow, lot lOE
Merchants street y % $500
7 DunEiee to N L Rees. lot ., Com
n Dnnklee to TT Dankiee. lota.
Commercial street ------..- 500
& " PotWin to b L Nevis, blocks Il
and Is Potwin's SUBJ div 500
Beck to Samuel Millinger, lots lbs
and lao, Cottonwood street As
Sheriff ivon County TO L T Heritage,
lot liz Congress street -.----.----- So
E BortOn 10 ) II Crawford. lot &c syi-
II 1 Dani Isr1 % Hughes. lot 200 Com
L Sargent to L W Lewis, lot 1s9. Com
Lyon yoSi CO.. 20 to BortOn lot i Commercial
street tax deed ------
Lyon Go to ( Bortou lot and Con
stitution street tax deed..-.-------.
jas Greer to B Greer 80 acres hfn
Wqr lot - T l0...--..4--- 1870
JAS Greer 10 Annie / Greer 50 acres
hT e or $ 10 20 IL ..-..-. 1000
Martha Ecrets and husband 20 job ID
Allen 100 acres Is { II 10 ---- $500
T l. Harlan To Mary Rich 50 acres W
hf " ar 0 20 10 $500 .--.-s--. 400
NE Holmes to NJ L ReSs 70 acres
5 4. Rug9Ies to school district No 81
acres 25 Is 10 10 CD
SaTnl Huston and wife to Geo A Hus-
ton lG0 acres IA % IL go
Geo II Brown 70 ID + Perry so acres $
- 81 ID .-.-e---------.=- --.-.-- 81
| " Met utiOeh and wife to ID Z Per-
~ ~ acres - u r 13 coo
VIM Brown and wife to hos Garrejte
30 acres 20 r Il ----.-- go
seres sets1ris Issi 50
| e Thayer 70 Z NJ Prince 30 acres S IL
| Z II r l3---------- szJO1
VIM Mckinney TO W 81 Mcclellan 65
/ acres - ID T Is. z----.- --- SO
| j no U A Ieckley and Atalonta Pick
erinR to Conrad Lugenstand f. acres
S4t1Sr 10 -.-----.---- -------------. lSs
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Notice to Stockholders.

The annual meeting of the stockholders OF
the Emporia National Bank. for the election
of directors, will be held at the banking house
on Tuesday, January 10, 1882, between the
hours of two and three O'Clock p. m.
d29O&wtd L. T. HERITAGE. Cashier.
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THURSDAY, DECEMBER Is, 1881.

The officers of the Hous; of Repre-
sentaliyes have one hundred and fifty
FIVE places within their gift
An exchange says that the demand for
the revised edition of the New Tesla
nent has almost entirely subsidized, and
that the proportion Of sales between the
old and new editions is now three to one
In favor of The former. The drift of pop
ular sentiment in the direction oil the Cal
,anistic school of theology has been suf-
iicienily marked during the progress OF
tie Guitelu tria, "a fix public attention.
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THOR SALE-A splendid stock farm, known
q as the Capt Mcmillan farm, and situated
n Lyon county, nine miles east of Council
Grove, containing TO acres, of which 100
acres are in cultivation, 100 acres ara timber
and $50 are fenced, Including 800 rods OF stone
fence. There are three dwellings on the
farm; also two barns, with shedding and cor
rails sufficient to handle from three to four
hundred head of cattle; good bearing or
chard, and all the water and range cattle
mans heart could desire This is decidedly
one OF the best stock and grain farms in Lyon
county, and will be sold at reasona able fg-
ure For further information inquire OF
Mrs Calina Mcmillan Council Grove. Ean.,
or Z. e. Edwards, at the agnes City, gro
Gerry, Emporia. Kansas
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FIVE GENT COLUMN.

Advertisements are inserted in this column
for five cents a line each insertion-aver-
aging seven words to the line.
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at 10 O'Clock a m Mt the front of the court
house. in the city of Emporia, Lyon county
Kansas, Offer for sale and sell at public auc-
tion to the highest bidder for cash. all the
right, title, interest and claim of the said
defendant ia and to the. following described
real estate, to-wit: Lot No. az eleven,
block No ninty-four t9il, in Americas, Lyon
county, Kansas, the said property to be sold
as the property OF said defendant to satisfy
said execution. j. Is. MOON.
Dec. p, 1851 C5ot5) sherifr Lyon CO., Kan.
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SharimS Sale
rnashav Innnnrr 1ath. 1859

Lewis Haver VS. Anderson Aston.
BY virtue of an alias execution issued by
the clerk of the District Court, in and for
Lyon county, Kansas. and to me directed, !
will on
The Emporia weekly news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1881-1889, 1881-12-15

CT REV ARD-Strayed from the subscribe
sOSe ers, living three miles southeast of
Amer icus, about the eth of june last, three
mare colts. One 3-year-oId bay, small star
in forehead. branded u. ii - on right shonl-
der; one 2-year-oid, very light cream color.
branded same as above; and one I-yeaR old
dark bay. star in foreheod no brand The
above reward will be paid for information
leading to the recovery OF the above animals
Address either j s INGRAM or
q t. INGRAM
Americas or EmpOria.
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KANSAS CITY MARKETS.
How Cattle and Hogs are To-
day.
wheat and Corn Quotations.
telegraph . the pA1LY NEws J

The Evening Mail'' makes the following
report OF the Kansas City Market at O'Clock
this afternoon;
GBy telegraph 60 the DAILY NEwsl
KANSAS CITY. Dec. Il.
Wheat-So. cash Sc; Jan. SIC; No. 3 cash
961Ec; Jan. 9skc; No. cash 81 Is1E; Jan.
81 PIX.
cOrn-No. scash 5sc; Jan. 5ske.
Oats-So. cash 441se.
Rye-No. 2 cash s5c.
Hogs-Receipts $3.50; quality better than
that of yesterday; market steady and I'M
changed; choice $69e Is; good. smooth pack
ers IS 75@6 90; mixed packing IS 5oG5 Is;
light s. 3o95 50; bulk OF sales S. 5O95 SIS.
Cattle-Receipts $50; market firm and IN.
changed. with strong demand for good
butchers.
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oTRAYED-One two year old, pale red
y steer having some white spots, one horn
on the right and notch under left ear; one
yearling, dark brindle heifer Ali of them
are branded with an upright ~ which may
or may not be plain q. F. MYERS
Three milesa est of Emporia-
La. for the recovery of u light bay stud colt.
one year old last May. both hind feet white
to pastern joint, little white in forehead.
Escaped in August last from the pasture in
rear Normal school. j. +. CULVER
CTRAYED- $40 REWARD From my
- premises on Allen creek, five miles north
Of Emporia, q good sized tvo year old filly, a
bright bay; a small white spot in fore head;
right hind foot white, and q little white on
the left hind foot. The above reward will be
paid for information leading TO their recoy-
ery T. T. LITTLE,
Emporia, Kan
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EMPoRIA MARKETS.
EHroRIA. Kans.. December II.

local dealers.
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amoant OF raw material, il is generally be-
heved that they are not overStocked, and
with supply of wool at the Sc aboard and In
the interior. which is not likely 20 exceed the
consumption of the next six months, it does
not seem probable that values are likely to
dspreciate materially during the remainder
OF the season.
Territory woods are in good request; the
large sales of these woods during the past
few months has materially reduced the stock
on hand, ard il is probable that the woods re-
naming unsold will all be wanted at full val
ues as the season advances.
As the year draws to q close it is usual to
experience a quiet market, and it is not i'm
probable that for the remainder OF the month
the volume of transactions may be compare
lively limited. but we see no reason to antici-
pate other than a firm tone TO values with an
active trade within the next sixty days.
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Boston Wool Market.

BOSTON, December 10, 1881.
Walter Brown & Co.'S Boston Weekly Wool
Circular OF Dec 10th gives the following quo
tations for Kansas wool:
Good. Ordinary
Fine .25127 =. 2002l
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ne BaeIes. own ,l Maga = more ehasmiu
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Zoo
100
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, 1881-06-15
A NATION OF INVENTORS,

lNC people VI Europe ilAf0 TtEe!stly DeGil
aroused tU an appreciation of American Sill
1,eriority by the f..et t!!at two Atnsrcarbretl
horses l,ayo won respectively tito English
u,ul Frenc, Dcrbys. but America has
stronger clat'ns tl,nu the speed Of AMERICAN
horses ,pun whicl, 10 rest n question Of
progress, Tho nlett nro rs thoroughbred ns
the horses. 1t Is tn Americans uus the world
owes utt Ut tho grcat Inventions Of recent
times. Tllis statement will strike many
rcatcra ~ rntlscr lotd md sweeping In View
Of tho ato celebration III England Ut TIC CELL
|, tennIal Ut George StepIIonson's birthday, to
I. whom tile Invention Ut tlie steam locomotive
Is almost universally credited. But II WIS
tile Stephenson centenary which revived tho
true story of tho orlgtna! loco,notlva-enKfnc.
THAT sort Uf engine WIS first constructed AMI
first propelled IN America OIL lalM and water,
ant! lis inventor was oliver Evans, Ut Pill
| Ahe,phin.
Tho claim Tint George Stephenson Invented
tic locomotive, though 1t ruSses uiicontostel
cxccptby scientific students. was only set up
as lutte US 1851, when Smtlcs' celebrated bt0K-
raply OF Stephenson was published. Tlts
book WIS Dle Of ttloso fascinating stories OF
IL sult.,na.le man which captured the multi
tuhc aIut attained a vast circulation. There
WIS nn abundance Ut material In it to HppeNl
to uia imagination and aynIpatly 0t the
render. md 1t plncell MI nureoio upon tho
lIcntl nf StaplIel!sun which Eilgtsllmen be-
lieye 1t to bu snerllcgu 10 totlcl.. hut there
WIS enough glory III Stepl,ensun's nctual
achievements 10 warratlt tho enthusiasm Ut
llis briIIjunt and entertaining bfugrupller,
without setting ~ u cIafln which Stephenson
himself mover asserted aud which tllp rec0rtls
wn. tn, h,vn,lor t,f FIN l,un,uf,ly,, r,,s,s ,,,u
w. ""' -" '',1 ~ ~ w.. "pos
| ul1 INST trip Ut tlla Rocket bnt stephenson
),f,u.+1t 1tyrd thirty ypars nfter tlmt nytnt
''.s ". >"s
WltI!oltt ailtlKlhs 8tlell ehll'f MIL ule pF>ol
| TINT Eynny invented n Belt-pro1elItllg nl,l-
-. ..1t
| cllh1 lleAclg tRtGty Stafh CAt!4ef III III cAlsl"
ct,co. md las been uruluccll by tho Now
| I..1. MT, -, ,II1. lee, a.. sn,.,,,.. III -
aotN l1h'cs' WHICH e''es t'e lo1io"anR of4ei
, 1881-06-15
PERSONALS.

Mi. George W. Chtltis will spend the sum-
,ner a. Long liranch, l[u hna kttialy uereed uot
10 wrtso MY qbltuury pactry for four uQnths.
Ihreu poets aro lslarreltng ah0ut tue all
thorslip Ut "On the rotomae,", II tAey were 4ll
In tue Fotomuo peopo out this way could
sland Il.
"ucltie Annie. Yes, 1t will 10 proper to
work tI,nnogra,n In tho Ascr pat, wtlth tne
younK !a'ites are getting np fur tho pastor Of
your church.
kunEhty nf. Murat Halstaad, OF tho Cln-
cjpuau Guiap,ereiai, spys TINT "in Chicago ONO
has To yet Mbout ten feet above tho level VI tbs
, 1881-06-15

was altogether t0orunyciilunt for Ills enemies
n,ltl tao lcrnic for him. Thu Investigation
,Iuw goIiIH 1t, in t'0nstu1,tfnopte shuws Hut
tho embroidery was nI,llm|yln tho auth rlhrd
nccullnt nf the fucts. .sbnf 4Aztx WaA nllir-
slctrI. Hired assasins Il, TIC guseaf l'a1ld
Of athletes were i,lru1Muea In Ills apartment
mil strNngic.i Him, Ills veins were Ufcl,el
when |le WIS dead. or willie Ito VIA dying.
a,ni tho scissors were put by hi. sttlc 10 give
color to tho Hypothesis Of su.clttc. 1int thu
ssral,gesL tnrt Ut tho stnry brought by cable
yesterday was tlIat which pl,rportu1 10 giyn
tho re,1son for llltssptn 4Ayni Faslln's lairc
uf tile lutu S,llsnl,, which VIII said To hp tho
t.UyIns causa of Ills .teatlt. TIIcrc wits II
wnn,nI, ill tho c,,sc. 1tnssaiu, wliun tirnlid
V'zicr under Abdul Axix, easccsvo,t II vl"-
Lent passln'l fur II 1uclliller of tile Snltnisa
l,areni. TIC Intrigue was discovered. rI!e
Hra,ui vlzIcr ils.t, hut his lsoya! master took
,nlins to dispatch, nftcr him the pleasing In
telligcnce tint hts nlIstrrss Ind hccM scwel
| In II hag mil mt to sleep forever In tho Hos
pl,orl,s. I'll time tho Sultnn forgot tile trffng
incident, sent for ftusActM to cotlu bac's, antl
rrstore,t iItuI to fayor but flussrin did not
| forget. When TIC Sultan was lepuso,f, nlul
without friclAls 0r ros0alrccs, tho moment
for revenge iln,l cuEllc. iIussetn planned tho
mnr.lur ind melted The conspiracy, and ut
lust tic Sultan paid with his uwn life for tllc
lifo lie ,,atl sacrificed. Tho story ilny well
carry the roa,lcr l,nck 800 years !ntD Turkish
history. Tho Government was then ono Ut
Intrigue, t,asstol,. md revenge; mil It SGuFs
not to Mlve improved Mt MI III tllu interval.
Tho pages Of l,ction contain no stranger tale
than this OF "'Ihe Love mud l0yengU Ut
, 1881-06-15
A MAN WITH AN ITCHING PALM.

a MAN WITH AN ITCHING PALM. |
In tho quarrel between Haatus alld Cassius |
Shakespeare causes tic former to urbraid tlle |
latter for making utsustained charges Ut
bribery, and alsn to say:
Let ,no tell ynu, Caaai.as. ytu yourself
Are 1nueh condemned u lNSe MI Itching palm,
10 sell AtIa tnArt your offices Tor gold
10 undcserscrs.
AssctnbEyinan Rra,!ley, Ut New York, the
accuscr OF Sonatur Sessions, seems llkowlse
tn l,aye an "itclIinE palm" a1,d tho suspicion
Is growing lint. In yielding up s9,0o0 which
may 1lays bcep placed III Ills hands for lhat
purpose, Ills attention was rlyctc,l upon n
moro considerable suM for Ills owl, keeping.
At all cyents, this lnnn Bradley has llcols
skIr,nIs!lluE nbOut ever Sl1cU the Senatorial
strugg1o bcgn!,, first waiting fur unti-C0nkItnx
lncn like White md Rogers ttlan going II,
conklng mud rlatt, and finally appearing as
tie victim Of All attempt ut bribery In the il~
tcrest Ut Depew. All thts tooks very
u,ucll as though tha s!hple-lulhst-
ed Alr. bradley hua been going ala,ut
with Ills ltantls bullIn4 lin soiletting people
to hribe him. a ,nan who would 10 thfs
sort Ot thing certaiuly would nut Aesttate,
| fail!Mg 10 scculu u brlle. t0 eilter into cDI-
| splrAcy tn chnrgo bribery upon tllosu wlI1
lul.l rufusotl to buy llinl.
Alr. BRADLEY IL DUNG himself ulors Injury
by hts 1wA testimony bcfOro tile lnyostigat-
Ink C0u.lnttteo tllun alIyDMty elsu cOlllti AO
him It l.e wcre inltxzle.l. llu llnps and Units
ut every step, llp,Ms aiul l,aws, eyatles n,lt
colltra4rts hIn,scr. Tim regular tlisuact,es
from Albany describe hl1u Us ''ba.lly broken
up BY tho er0ss-axauI!,latlnn," Tho leattln:
questions which werv asked UrAdley, aud tho
, 1881-06-15

THE report 1T rnt!rna,l earnings for May III
tho Fina.fctlA Ct,pnfr'e vtvGs the tucrcnsc OIL
f0,ty 1.-Two yondH as *s,4Gi.l57. or lib per cent,
ind Euly ton Of thoso ruuds reportet my de-
crcnsc, tnust Of ttem being aninpHrtAnt. ln
spite 1T tho addition Vt nearly s,oO0 miles of
rond, nlosty III nav and xparsely. Settled cotttl'
try, lilo snrntueA PER mile lncrcasn fron f4E' in
Suy, 1Kal, 10 <itH IN May, lssI. THO Impnrtnnt
paIns Wtru $tEa2d*t on the tit. Paul. fsE5,goH Oh
tho Cnu ltel!lu, *.tsl.U;3 oil tile nunsar 4 ltfo
t;rauds, f.ss'.i OH tho Central 1'hGIar. $i5.1a'
on tut 1,uulsvlllo L. Sushvltle. fl%.2s7 III tho
}rcn Mnantn!u, hnd .;s, Ill tho Taxna l'Ne1le.
Part N tho rain ots Southern rpatia wns dun to
tho tnprcnse Ut H.DS hucs. or nuar'y II l'1r cent,
IN socaipta ut cottnn Mt tic rarta, si,d nart 10
tho inr,nty tnarcusnl movement 0f grn!n Ut thu
West IN eonxct,tgriea nf tho ,lcy III ,u,vttF the
rrups during tic spyere winter. tut thu ge.,-
rral snDveucnt of products hug bccn renulrka-
bly, larKe.
, 1881-06-15

A Mt:ErISa at abaWt one hundred persons
c]siuing to 1lp hetrduf the Anneks Jhna- WebAer
cstuto In 1IOtRnd was held in DetroIt, Mtch.. III
Thursday Inst, 4 grent doal Of cloluencs was
uxpundod. anl j, II. Fonda, af Detroit, was Sc
ievted ~ visit NOW York IN July IS rcpresepta-
tive ut tue c1almnnta. A taInpornry Klouul MaR
Gust over tho ulcctinx by tue etateucnt Of QUO
Of tho gentlemen prosent that he hat wgltteu IL
tho Hon. James g. nrney. Uujtsl States Ml1ls-
ior at The Husme, solicitih9 information, allu
that Mr.. Hirney had rasplndcd promptly TINT
thu whole litigation wos w!d.4ooso chnsu.
, 1881-06-15

TIE C1,1cAGo TnInrxE hns established branch
Offices for the receipt Ut subscrsp!IHs IND Hdrsrt!su-
n,cnts ~ fui1nwt:
SEW yttK-1.oom Q tribune Building. F.T. aic.
FAHDES. Manager.
GLASGOW, xeusland-Al.uu's American Sovs
Agency. 1t llentlcd.st.
I.hSDuS, EnK.-Aircktcan Exchange. ~ afanas
HESur +. Gli.LtH, Agent.
WASHINGTON. H. C.-13ly + street
, 1881-06-15

II was suspected wllen tho Sultan Abdul
Azlz deuaglra this llfo that ho did 80 with
great reluctapca. Though 1t was given out
that liz had Hnt tta thread Ut his litu with Il
lair vi on!k'gnidury scissors, Krst u'any
people were illcrc.lnlous is 10 tho uflrlal
Bt.ltelleut. Tie repurtud manner OF Als exit
, 1881-06-15

SoME tlnu ago Mr. II. II. Shepard sstel
the City Of Chicago for compensation under
the award Of damages for opentng South
Dearborn street. Tho condemnation pro.
ceelings had been pending ntui,cr Ut
years, but only II small portion nf tie tntlg-
illellts l,ad been pail into tie City Treasury,
at.tl finally lH 1878 tho city repealed tic ortli-
nance for opening Lie strret. III tho trial Of
the casc hefore the Circuit Court Shepard
proved tllnt Ilu hull executed Il siecl tn tic
city for llle property condemned, nsmt ihat
tho decd lull brcn accepted by the Con-
trnl,cr. Under tho instructions If tf.a Court
tho Jury rendered verdict for Shepard for
tho sum af S;El,ttt... Tic caso WIS iakul to
tho Appellate Court, mil yesterday that body
REVERSED ule Judgment Of tic luwer Court.
The opinion OF tire Court will b. found
1T Tile Tnlnuxr. rho .tplcllato Curt
| deny tliat thu city over nbtAinetl atty
vested right In tho premises, and cnnSe-
anclltiy tho plninttff had !iu cause Ut Acilon.
Tie city Ind no authority to acuulro title NJ
possession Ut property fur street opening
except III thu manner provided by law. Tle
! city, under tho Constitution, could obtain lo
| right of property under II condemnation pro.
| EEEtllHn NllllL " nHN HtIlt EuIntcll5ItHH
therefor; not having lnute compensation Ilu
| title ur vested right llnd pissed fEonl tho
| Uwncr, and consequently tic Hwl,cr llNtl III
vested right III tho compensation, which Ind
nut bcen un,e. Tho reasoning of tho court
OIL the wl,0la fncta md lnw Of tile case Is YER,
clcar, and wilt strike tic reader III cuillcnti,
just, 1t atrnr.ls protection to the nluntci
pallty wllcl 1t ought to 'lave, alll at the sall,
time shows ltuw salty imperfect tho prcsoi
law regulating condemnation proceedings is
, 1881-06-15

Tltg nstwlxtpN.ldles foollsltIy Imagined
tha1t II Aall q copyright 0u All Ut Gcn. GRANTS
notions about Conkllu9's resignation; but II III
mlxtakcu.
, 1881-06-15

VI
Asn tux xparur ruKrpt to IleAr tbnt Cyprus wit!
coil Va nn1!lt E1U,AIJ pnF nnAunl: but III Il lpyur
af !u.ttaA l rp4tsisv. Tha assana Is @sss'.use!y
Worthless ~ III; 1t wt'nl4 u0at lis millions 10
t,,nkp II U ptau0 1T arnls, mud 10 ylIs 10 tho 1l
nlllto thht thu snl,liecs w0id dia likH IltcA Fur
~. preetatls trapAy oe Aocrot and untlurba1id
80 lulluh itN ylnRotsu, and u much TOR "paaoe
with {MHrpxw ---
, 1881-06-15

WHEN u slow coasll 1onearn 9ets scoopeA
ou an t,terylev the As,oppaS bowls at the aas>lp-
or; v!4t tho hptwlxt- pNdAlp8.
, 1881-06-15

IS II lctter on "tsimetal1ism to tho Lo,I-
don TfnIts 81. Iasrl Cernukchi cnltcstN tho
theory tllat tho English people prefer gold tn
silver. England, tlc argues, "posscsscs thirty
millions ut 9oI.I aatoreIyns lying permanently
III tho lapks anl thirty MILLIONS in the ha,.ds Of
tho public. to4ether with twonty hult!as,s af do
ha*cd silver con. When international bln,cta-
llsn Is adopted by England tiara NIL bo In tho
1iank Ut Etlg)uuJ, Hila by slac. gold b,rs md
silver bara, tho latter to ba tho ilsst eupoya.l
fur ltaynx all fOrogn cnuntEjrs except Sclnl-
llnvln aud tonuxul HIT po cba'tge VII, b1 ILL.,
posed ~ peoples hab!ty. Ih0 bltnetnllto reform
will not even ho visible to tho naked eye.
, 1881-06-15

CHICAGO CHAPTER. No. IL. IEn!lt Al TwontY
AecatiI-4t-itc ulMr CunvUra.tnn TINS Wcinesdn!
evening for work. Waiting companions cOrdtAslI
'as''e" ~ "'''' ~ >"e I'LL sMifIi. sccsctary.
, 1881-06-15
l't1S'l'ANE.

Entt,d af tht Iosf-tIcs 1T ChttiJt, Ill., n Steont4
tiisf Natter
For tho boneHt or ous mi ri.o desire tn soad
single cnpcs nf TIE rI!1NtSs thrlstt tic nshs nc
rIfe herewith t1la transient rate Hf tHratnx0!
Enffton aud T)orlfsfs. j'fr fnpH.
Flight md THclvc Inn l'apor.......".....,. een!r.
Exfurn PaEu - t1htds
, 1881-06-15

Mn. Fn0unE IntHly sent IN Mrs. Attkcll
CuGylu check fur <'.ts0. representing the prt'f-
tia WHICH nnd nrffcn 80 far IN tho rule ot tor
ttucln's :" "Reminiscences" Tho 1ccl,A lftrenr1'
snys. Win acknowledging tho receipt nf thu
draft, tho recipient usctl expressions wliict,
s.,uwc that ahe regnr.ietl tho stta as tier Just
right. aiti mt ~ u tree gtft Ut tho e0nnF. THO
lnttes, ctlny ,i,sirr lrgul ly'c% ut uhco etupntl
puyu,cnt Ut tho check. betng warned thnt II it
werts rcce,v0l lli tho rplrlt Ut to wrfttnn cnm-
fnulcntlsn he wGslttl runler hltnfelf lfahlu t.,
nccollt tn nil tho tlu,llhers Of tho fhnIIy, MT
nu'y for this sim. hut TOR Any otilur ncerus1Is
rrum tho literary inher!tunco 10 wiIlct llp Ind
et,ccrctlrH. Sir FrDlM.e hal. therefore, i,a nj.
ttrtnttyo but u nlhpt Cbilrsu wal1t.ti c;uI,os
fnil IL np4rnvatc tho unprusuntlless existing
lrtwgt:i, htt,,sylt MIL snuu numbers Ut hts tlu-
erusell friends family"
, 1881-06-15
ENGLAND, FRANog. AND TuNrs.

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"""svleu " ans eo'Ip''s'.u''s , ".'''nA oti'
wv !",''' "''"". u"e,' 20 "tho ."". ." -"
n.l.''.."i ., s"ts' y, i."s'n '.'' WV. n.As'
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"'n"s - 'ng sp"'", t''s.. ~ "eans' ''.. ,.,'
III As'a MI" Al''c'' !Hus san VIII "'sncss ~ WI"
e"n.pos'''e' VI o'eh WV" ~, ""e. INV"
t"a'"o'H p!oeee,l"sa ~ tlo ,a'ua 1,'S .,... -.
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~ uo NJ Nto1i"e"o ~, U".s'' ,, /" so"'ce."n.
ot or iie'lfs h"sn1" mn. ".'hs1,l . " ,I'sl''oe'
oi l'"t',a"eh'' III poAuss Mt. ~. ""'st .;, ~ ut
, 1881-06-15

TnE Puritan City Ut Boston lIns resumed
!ts Sunday AFTERNOON eonceetsby military baud
Ut}ON It's CppaMQlt.
, 1881-06-15

FIHote$'4 sFhsAtre. ....,
Randolph etrrtt Ert~een t:fnr* md - falie.
Of HnrTl:nn md Hart. "Mullt4an's
Silver wedding" Afternoon nlla evening"