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, 1881-02-13

THE Greeks firmly believe that the moment
tney declare war against Turkey the Albanians
vii s1;ke for independence. If they do they
xill achieve it. for thcs are brave and warlise-
gne,e are some signs OF shrinking in Constnntt-
nople, where they now offer tho Greeks the Hue
sh,ch would include Larlssn, and 1t is believed
thst the Sultan Is greatly alarmed about Alb.-
na. The North Alhan'ans are in almost open
fsrpl1, the South Albanans are ready for terms
klth 6reece, and it Is very doubtful II 1he Turk
81 troops will act With heartiness asainst them+
ne Porte Is. therefore, playing its old game,-
mixing promises, sotting Chief a6ainst Chief,
md sr1estlng suspected individuals. The Aloa-
u,aus are not conciliated, but luck leader OF
r,ore than tribal Importance.
, 1881-02-13
ITEMS.
HE.F.FDftD.
Special Dispatch to The q

Special Dispatch to The Chicago tribune.
Ncv Yorx, Feb. l.-Congrcs ssman Belford, OF
colnrado. said to-da1: II feel that Nr Blaine Is
,.'. ~ ~ c,,.a+nr., ,,r s+,rc nnd that New
s.,. eo1o ~ ~ ~ a.,,.,;,. s,,ro tn t,.,ve rho
,r. ,,,,t 1o n,+ thin5 it
treasury oul w ~. tm-.,,ot.
will be Ar- Morton. atf nI't .'Ne' ~ Pte"1s'
ing, but that Is mT conviction.
When pressed to natlle the gentleman he ro-
fo;-r,3 ~ ho a,1,. - IN NOT he surprised II
!e4.e" 49, ~ 49, >,
Judge Foiger Is the mail
SUICIDES.
10 the 1Ft,trr,. 3xsoeta.<d Prr,s.
r,t =, s,,;,;aoa IN +,}a.c .c;tv last
NE" AoKh' reo. A..-oaocs - 11'' ~..s 80 ~
year, ias Ia 1nn!c5, o. tell'atcs' 81 ttt iae"' o1
, 1881-02-13
A oBULL', MOVEMENT
IN CENTRAL NEW JERSEY.
;o.-fr1 Df.pafth to The ChttdQ1 TFtb1t1te.

Soseiul Dtspateh to The Chtedoo Tribune.
NEW YORK, Feb. E,-The Directors OF tho
Central Railroad Of New Jersey held special
prirute meeting here Yesterday, since which they
haye been earnestly advising their friends TO
buv the stock nnd ask no questions. II is Under
stood that it was determined at this conference
to forco the control Of the road IRON tne
hands of tho Court Receiver next "o''1u
II possible. and that tne to'npans
had r.cently received very flattoring overtures
Fro1, Tho baltimore s. Ohio lsntlroad Company
for western connections. 1t Is said y hn'a
noo1 was made mp last night at tile Brevoore
House to buy :o,ooo shares Ut New jersey ccntral
stork. and this pr probably accounts for tue fns H,
ber advance ii tle s,ock tbs f9fe1d }a % 1oG op
Mornh ami suy That the earnings per mile are
simply enormous.
, 1881-02-13

Jacob Muhlhcisea, keeper Of snloon at the
northeast curner Of Morgan ana fourteenth
.tr,ote ,~.s looked up Mt the West Twelfth
atrcat Sutton last night, charged with
-, or;oult with futont to do bod
10 injury upon Patrick Howard. Howard
,s soif, To bc reputable aud honest Old citizen,
bus liquor E4ts .he better Of hin occasionally.
an .. w;rt, h:s friends fle WIS Intoxicated last
nsyh1. nn Ind was 80 oas;raporous u Ms c conducs
..ot 1uhIhuisan wns Obliged to put him ont o.
~ 80 y,st Twelfth Stree: Sutton ttutt the sa-
ionEccper i hntl beaten hin severely about fhe m
totiy with bit!lutd-cue, aud naa ofoMem @ US
,1r before justice Ingcrsolt Tomorrow
, 1881-02-13
SPECIAL RECORD.

In tho suune Of 1873 m5 attention was aFst called
n tho existence OF Cmtnrs than cbnpATatiVe!5
rT .l{yeuse. Prfu- to That ,ttnc no author hd Ttft
sran it my especial attention, nnd n!'hods naa n.y. ~.
ast ffsu;tse upon thu 1sea*e published il, The
n: I'D rS taen M n,o now - asss nraS
s;ulfy n:,d tre,tnent. Tho Conclusions tu vEich !!
i,nyS arrived rcspcctinE the cs.usvs character and
u1on specnativc tvoses but are the result at mo::
t,tnn tweutr-nve EoarS study. tnycs :l:Sitou, and
tr~m,rirut or disease ul1lc rexuEt entirely
cur,o1e but which, if not '.-ssted is Ia nine cascs
o;,t of len the certrin pre:u le to consumption
, 1881-02-13

LOCALLY. the most painful and distressing cases
o{ Catarrhal Inflammation are relieved at oncc oE
1I softcns tic hn!dened secreons which obstEict
nmpuEl Ut Epiuiurt A1h RELIEF. 49,
ii siv.uvr.e. tho u:c"ru.ed surfaces. removes inc
i<caatgc. md restores the Offensive bTesth 10 s"eet
Meas. La. ,F
voice Gea{ness diu7e-B Of vtsoa Eno loss o1 auetn
o~y. ypca tlo5p 1ile results Of Gu arb .x
CuSsTllUr!0SAitT., IBIS 1entnent prepares nnp .ne
stU%aci fr The pon Ut l0od. Ffataaes busEae't
mater, aud est1.sitsacs resfs:t dise+Gion
II uc.a sp.c!acaiiy upon the slaidu4r sssteu M k ~
teruI{y The Lsrer sad ksautT5 relieving LIE sA4"f
aud tnpar1lrg c1easness to The conplsxtnh;;,
it relieves Mt and rsdcahS cnses EsSpsRus1; ~
t'onstituliOn, Nervous nud E!ck Ae0aaGoe@ MI VI
Wild, posnr from loss OF functional uctytts. -a-x
Ia nue il suDp.Y those elements Hftcd 4te at"M55
,4drient in liz blood Of the catarrhal subtec ann
upon witch deficiency depends ths ~, .s ~
nn fnesltao'e 'eso''" oA' oN''> rs state-st
r{ours. IN 10 p and to only.
, 1881-02-13
.,.ruc];sh writer thus appo1tions the peo-
- f:reat Britain as respects their employ

u,I ,,1a* 1.ssaDD0 agricultural 1aborers are so
..asnovei ayoS throughout the Kingdom, Including
taR million 10 ireland. i,surinK aoont ss'en
ns~ I1on;h:. supply cut Of the Twelve required ~
mueH =: m NU uf Inhabitants i'll Great Britain and
3ns ~ NJ in this proportion one MAN supplies
II 4z ractssitics OF eleven u1Id fraction, or say
tsn ~n snnpIy I;3 The Industrial class comprise
N II tho total ppnil1n Sa ana q ants;cn' tEes9
as,% 49, of fhe whole ki:Eion for wages, l-io
ag 1sions arg employed rs unest!c servants 40
y ulion arc carriers by sea and land: 3-lo Ut
o 80 mst;nx no u total Of about III m1l!pns Ut
aS'! sSu!ts out ii tic family ~ tLe millions
q iSe indus'rIa wase-ernlns slsss; Ths IT, on al
snee 0! ~ millions represent those wno are
wuo ~ an1 oihcr relatives engaged in domestic
!fe n home CT the class anu vino al! are sup
n,ted out vi The wages enrnti l'y thc ll.s null
ssns IN nuestiou OIL whom they are dependent.
The tt 1ss.0U agricultural laborers are included
IN rhe 81 millions sps'ken Ut by me.
, 1881-02-13
ny TRUSTED CLEIsl

DY TRUSTED ,CLEFES.
NEW York, Feb. E.-1ho o1hor day trusted
clerk Ea,ned 'rr:,ltef, aged Il. was urrestcd on
charge Of robbinc his employer Of S.,n0 worth
of goods Tnvcutory showed that $IJ,0J1 worth
had been stolen, aud ta-tluy rr:dtel ai1d
two Cubans, who had aided him in dis
posing Of the p1under, were held for the
Grand Jury. To-day clerk III Il shsn-storc
l1,,lcd Burt sot Of II wcl-known snAiiufuct-
urer, wus arrested alsn on charge Of 1ohDlng
l.ts employer. aud with him wt7 tu1en tnto Gus
1odT u clerk in {.2rd s. TaS!vr's dty-gools es-
tAh}ishuert and another person. WHO Wc:e Iurt'5
aids itl dlsposire Ut tie proceeds OF Ills rob-
bcriEE.
, 1881-02-13

TIE statement made By the Louisville
Ceukr-Journcl that the Rugby colony is to be
bodily removed from Tennessee to Minnesota Is
denied. Ar. Hastings Hughes, brother OF
Thomas hughes, was in Boston tho last week IN
January On business connected with this enter
prise. al Of MIR. Hughes psnus and ENGAGE
merits were based upon the permaneucy OF the
present Rugby settlement
, 1881-02-13

CHARLES SUMNER once told a newspaper
correspondent thst dyspepsia was bar to emf
acnce IN public life, but Thomas Carlyle proved
hat this vas nut CO. at least In the world OF let
ters. The sage Of Chelsea Was confirmed dys-
eeptc Hk irritabieues5 anu morosencss have
ceen excused on this ground. Alexander Ste
phens Is another dyspeptic whose SUCCESS seems
,, dIspro7e summers maxim, even in its more
urnedlate application.
, 1881-02-13
PERSONALS.

Olive Logan says that lecturing makes her
folly. We are waiting for nE expression from
some Of the people to whom Olive hns lectured.
Our old friends, the Ailkoond Of Swat and
tie Amec1 Of Cabul, seem to hare become OBJ
tcuted The foreign dispatches are kind Of
lonesome without them.
Break, break, break,
On thy coid Era5 stones, o seal
II we work the consolidation
The boys can never break me.
-1dy Could
It's reported that Charles Francis Adams
viii soon 70 to Arkansas Hot Springs for treat
nent for rheumatism. People who want to find
the springs hot had better start before Mr:
Adams gets there.
u see that Empty Is the Cradle, Baby's
Gouc,' is the latest song. How would Empty Is
the Shotgun. Coukl,ng's Gone do for parody?
1ou needn't remit anything for this To sec it
fnprint will amply repay me.'-Samud Jones
4adn.
The editor man sat lonely and grim
IN bis room up near the sky
Aud never hint Of his terrible rage
Gould be seen in his deep blue eye.
With pencil aud scissors he. toled away
Nor looked from his paper up,
BUT his soul was scared with an anguish Ttld,
And On Eore he could calmly sup.
seneath the shirt-front so snowiiy white
heposed rubhle-stone heart
fof the editor man was reading piece
Which be terseiy described Us "tart"
uod'rot The darn poets!" ho hercely said.
"lth their soul-song5 and other gash;
mad ms way would sink their stuff
''oe WIN We nsdefE eiusa.
Af,f,
~ uatfeu naao s1eppco so1t4y III
oultor GIRL Ween-
1aa quickly he looked from tho manuscript up
al. It's you, my hearts own queen"
A1s euator-men haTe pretty tough times.
and often their bones do ache;
But in Whining f},, hcarts t.f the ,nfif1ens fir
The editors con+,,,o tho ,aEo
M, N''~ ~~o ~>~~
LUIS IS reporter. 1tu will notice how
ae'5 ne Is dressed. He wents his best clothes every
w. oecause he doesn't Know what Sunday Is. Ae-
sst1sfs nave IN easy life. They seldom 60 to work
r4u'e III O'Clock tn the morning, md are often
'Hsa With their lubors By Il ut night There are
Au5 Kinds Of reporters. The sucle,r reporter goes
ssa rstues and weddings. lie takes down the names
VI ae people who have been Invited. whether they
St ttaere or not, mad prints them In the paper the
,taa5- once E,an started for party, but got
4aA 1or utietance before reaching there. and WAS
up The society reporter said he WIS nj the
s1s' MI The samc but the police reporter tGtd he
Aaea u 10: being drunk So this man got his
49,. s N see ps2er twice. but be cut out one Of the
~ ior 1eaF hs wife might SEQ them both und think
~ <sess WIS making too much OF him. Men uEe not
u3en 80 csodest The squirting reporter goes to
osse-ace:, und bnse-bs.i snues end cock-fchts, Ii
Efckea to ro "a horse-rncss # rnn het On the
, 1881-02-13

Cuticurn Remedies are prepared by Weeks {;
Potter, Chemists md Druggists, G60 Washington
st.. Boston, und are for sale By all Druggists.
80 cents; large boxes, Il: Cutfcura Rcsolyunt,
the new BLOND Purifier, Il per bottle; Cuticura
Medicinal Toilet Sonp. - cunts; Curicurn Me
Lcr6 aud }nrge consumers 53cGnts.
f15f- L huiIli tree III lacsiuf Of 1Iricz.
, 1881-02-13

The "raid OF Atnens," byI. ". Dodge, has
inst been D1nccA in O'Drion's Gallery. 1t Is Il
medium sized portrait. Il very beautiful picture,
and in this urtist's highest ami uneQualed
style Of finish. The purchaser will be fortu-
mite In its possession.
, 1881-02-13

F. II. Drake, ESQ, Detroit Mich, suffered be-
ynnh all description from 4 skin disease which
uppcartd IN Ills hand. heni, and f;ce. and nearly
destroyed his eyes. The most careful .ls,rsor;nx
failed to help him, and. after I'LL hn1 fuiled. he
Escd tho Cnlieur, icsovent Internally, Cuticurl
aGd CuticurA :>onp externally, and WAS cured,
aud has remained perfectly well to this dag.
, 1881-02-13
N0T)cE.

"Oh1 why should the spirit Of mortal DO
proud:" We give it up when We sec tho crowds
at McChesney Bros. Finest and best set, only S.
Finest filings one-third rates; warranted ten
wears. No pain iu e1tractlug. Corner Of Clark
aud randolph streets.
, 1881-02-13

QuEESsrowS, Feb. E.-Arrlvcd, tho steamer
Atlas, from New York.
PHILADELPHIA, Feb: 14.-Arrived, the BRITISH
Queen, from Liverpool.
BELFAST, Fcb E-Arrived, the State OF Ala
ba1ua, from Now York.
, 1881-02-13

r-, ,ear Congresses and take part IN
ded ~ .s.al r naval demonstrations? Such. nc
tactn~.1, ~, a arn1juent nuthor3ty" tn the Aus
cotoh3 .,al Is the question which Spain IS no"
iftah e"s -, the chief Cabinets of Europe, VINO
pa!1n6 et-,,,,e disposition 10 oppose Tho views
khoT ~ ~ ,.;d ,?,ycrtsscut." Nho would hase
d the .a ss.t .,,c Spanish Government could oe
taoas" '.ar,,t OF the enormous advantages OF ls
- nnn .,os;,jon2 Ambition, however. 's tno
rseseu'. ,n:,,sp Of nations and 1t mny leau spain
Fs..o .,,der in the Oriental 1norass-
to ----aE1'.---
rondon PAU 3Ioll Gazette Of JAM
lhn sas thc.e .latterng aud whccdllnG re-
,&.,, aa The Russian bear:
EaEAs of tba capture 0f Cock Tepc viii be
3he " ,ri,n ,nuc3 Satisfaction toroMEaont
Tefte Tho Desperation Will WHICH Inc ACknts
Ras*ina ,neI :, ruurbn!l is almost unpErasleicu
dtfenoeu ~ Ccutr11i A$ialic Uariure. and 1t
IN the aH ~ 5or,,natc tur us that lhe Alghans were
i EiGdeeu r@art.nf slut from the Turkofnnns Ut
:nhde o. uI nyrr who,u Geu SkobelcT has at last
The oesd oas:sd = hurd-fuIshs victory INC most
sstts1actthba. ~ t,ussiun government an opportunity
a1a.os 1,n;nr ~ tho Turkomhn country. They
d 4I" .;niicated their prestige, captuFeo tne
aa'e hn1,i uf their enemies, au'1 thev can no"
E:!oE ~ cysYnplp IN AtghAniAtHu by nbailuon-
folio" ~ which wouli TO oven more cnstlr
!rc ht1e.h"n 81, 10 Conquer. Gen. SknbulcI, Whoee
70 nur art career tt:s victory crowns wan 1resn
p!4uaN; Il sn{d to have declared that the Wnolc Ut
the - . sinrie rouble. The evacuation may
sheeg,,. =" huI tur the sake Of Russia VIC hope
e oe,as Eli ycf be accomplished: The nuss,uns,
"a .hs Encifsh, have too 1u':cs1 good WORK IN
b:nd TO nass nn firehen , 70 Hpnr ~,
ne e.iSs1,rsru,1,cnt over any murc h;.sbariaas In
es eSs te,,lye aud well~nigh inaccessible regions
1SrrntgAI Ash
, 1881-02-13
nR {iFSS0N PRATT,

whose card appears in another column, enjoys
veu-dekervcd reputation, won during his ntnc
years residence In this city. rs author Of sig
ally-successful treatment for catarrh' and
throat discusses. 4 large number Of the leading
businessmen Of this city nro among his patients
at tho present time.
, 1881-02-13

I have the most unboundetl confidence 10 the
H. liS.:oft. Portsmouth, N. Il
, 1881-02-13
100000

Worth Of Merchandise ,rilt AMI must be sold
.rft.iH thirty days, .rffliont reDu1d to cost, to
make roon, for Spring Goods.
The stofk consists q. large Haes Of Dress
GooIs, Sj.t..rls, Cioahs, D.f.u,,s, Uiyters, Fur
Li,.ed Cloaks, Latii.s', Misses, and {n}tsnts'
.'lertno or .Iuslia UnEesrcur, Hosiery. Cor
<cis, Felt Skirts. GcAks' Furnishing Go0Asr
Dress and C.o,.ls Iriu.. i1.ys, Frtnyes, nutsoas,
Lrtcs, Notions. EanA&rrchiefs, Ribbons,
Glorrs, Jr.cetry, Hair Goods, and Faney
t:oofls, al k{stflx Of Domestic s}9u7s, EfduEets,
quits, Table Linens. 1,.sii"s. 1ichfn9S, r. i,.ts.
Lacc Curtains and Curtain Arfs, Lam. .brs-4
1,t;as, T1ties, Boots and Shoes, Clothing, MIL
iisae,.U, &c.
, 1881-02-13

Persons who ere dcsirous Of building "1ats"
should coll at tho Office Of 6. P. Randall nrcht"
tect, 81 Dearborn street, and sec plans OF some
soon to be built On West Madison street.
, 1881-02-13

Attention is callod to advertisement under
business chances OF Buffalo GLUCOSE WORKS Tor
Sale or Rent.
, 1881-02-13

CINCINNATI, Feb. 12,-The old Bazaa: Building
on Third street, occupied over forty years ago
by Mrs Trollope mother OF Anthony Troilope,
Is noW being torn down.
, 1881-02-13

Thomns Delauy. Memphis. Tenn, says: I
have zen afflicted FOR nineteen years with pso-
rasfs, AMI hnye spent hundreds ot dollars for
doctors and stuff they call bloud-puriners. Doc
tors did nu, know what to cn!l .ny disease I
would scrhtcil nights until scratched myself
raw; then It would dry and fnrm into scaies,
which wunld ui be scratched OF next night. ANA
SO on. I have been completely cured by tho Cut
!cura Remedies"
, 1881-02-13

i Horses, cattle. and other domestic
nnlrnnfs are na nEnennbie to homeopathic treat.
ment a3 mnnkind. Tho largest assortment of
horse veterinary cases. books. ind medicines Is
found ut Booricke & Tafels Pharmacy, IS Clark
StrCtt.
, 1881-02-13

II. E. Carpenter. Esq, Henderson, n. T., cured
ing, By tho Cuttcura Resolrcnt Internally, and
Curicura ana Cuticurn soap externally. The
to before n Justice OF tho Peace and prominent
citizens. All Inflicted with itching and Scnty Dis
eases should send to LIS for this testimonial In
full.
, 1881-02-13
NEW PUBLICATIONS.


:: REdT ESIAIE ----
RECEIVERS SALE
Of so Aer-s =. sonth rhieaso. Xortn and Ad}o'n"
1nr Nen-Ro:lfnE Kills Extending from HALL"
uoze Uhlo. H,il1oad 6hpps East TO
Lake Hichlyan>
na,nr the .. kof 8. V OF s. ". Frae1onss y. Sec 9
Town a. N. Il IT, excep- .:r'P oa 1se5 . IN y T.a tn
Sifcuit Court u COOK tounst % taa ~ ~
9f So1GCnber. El in the easse oi Msysss ans
~ ~ Thn,sday, the .a=h daJ;tf Feb!raf5 hal, u Il
& the n:e doscr:bsd premises she sar. 2f
s uuess higher and better by Is stsn % nresxe s e.
IN which event the highest and tnJ,s Ds1t * Urls.
ceptad. t%a u,.,h Ssr,nTa Instatuuan-
Chtc,neo. Feb ). l4sa ~.
, 1881-02-13
NEW YORK.

Another Injunction Granted
Against the Telegraphic
Consolidation.
The Petitioner a Wealthy Re-
tired Banker OF New
York.
His Grievance Is that Jay Gould
Has llade 100000 Out
Of Nothing.
Pennsylvania Makes 0vertrres to It's
Rivals to Stop the Emil
grant War.
Great Bull Movement in New Jersey Cat
tie Market to Be fnau-
gurated.
Narrow Escape from Another
Horrible Fire-A Nursery
in Flames.
Ninetieth Anniversary Of the Birth
of Peter Cooper Celebrated
at the Institute.
The Great Philanthropist Makes the
, 1881-02-13

OF THE TELEGRAPH COMPANIES TEApo
TAEII.Y ENJOINED.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-01-28
LOCAL MISCELLANY.
AN EXPLOSION WITH NO APPARENT CAUs

AN EXPLOSION WITH NO APPARENT CAUSE
A singular and unexplained accident occurred yes
terday in Eighty frst-st. The stone steps of the
main entrance to ST. Josephs Industrial Home tine
Sisters of Mercy. ve-story building standing alone
the north side of the street. between Fourth ana
Madison-aves.. were blown TO pieces by loud ex-
plosion at s a. III. No one was near, and the occur
renee was witnessed only by a single person., VINO
happened to be at the window OF his house Ill madl
sOn-ave. Nine steps of Nova Scotia stone, over zen
feet long and very massive, formed the hlght tnat
fanked by wrought-iron hand-rais, led TO the door
of the institution, They were supported by heavy
masonry and the stOop being entirely detacneu
from the building proper the hollow space under tue
steps was incOsed, and could not be reached HVm
without. This space had become hled WIN gas, Tue
presence Of which was not suspected, especaly as
there were no pipes near the stOop III ha9 leakeu
apparently from the main in the street, ana accun
ulGted until in some manner. not AT present uhueI
stool it exploded. The steps were thrown dozen
feet into the air aud broken INTO fragments; tne
masonry was scattered and one OF the IRON rallng5
was broken off. A oud report. like the boom OF
cannon stgrtled the inmates of the Home Dut as
blasts are common in the nelghborhood, 20 one Was
frightened Mr. Flynn, the engineer dlscoyepeo tne
wreck at the front door, In the building oOo emil
dren were eating their breakfast at tine Iine' Noth-
ing except the detached stOOp was damaged. III tno
ruins strong odOr of gas was notlceaoie Dqi tnelo
were no marks of fire. The officers OF the narIem
Gas Company examined the houses on the SCUM sue
of the street opposite the Home, ana ioun9 the ce
lars of one or two filled with gas leaking from Inc
main,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-01-28
Ne,c- York, Jan. 20. 1881.
SUING FOR EXTRAORDINARY SERVICES.

John w. Boyle includes two singular causes OF
action in suit which he has brought against Philip
h. Ottman, the trial Of which was begun before
Judge McAdam, in the Marine Court. yesterday.
BOYLE says that he acted under the employment OF
Gilman as trainer for Messrs. Hennessey and WILL
Iams who were entered walkers in the pedestrian
contest at Madison Square Garden In the latter part
OF 1870. He trained them for six weeks, and asked
n payment $3.50, less So 90 which he had received
He also claimed $500 and suit Of clothes worth 3d.
which he says Ottlnan promised HIM for ano her ser
vice. namely, securing the reconciliation OF Ottman
with the young woman to whom lie was betroilied,
but who had become eStranged from him. Boyle
SAYS he composed letters. which Gilman copied and
sent to the young woman, aud that they were so
polished III dictiOn fervent III their expression OF
affection and 50 persuasive in the ardor OF their pas
sionate appeals that they melted he young W0maTs
heart she releDted and bestowed upon Ottman
not only her hand i'll marriage, but also the fortune
of $50 900 of which she the posse ss0r For his
extraordinary services Boyle says he was paid only
So so.
Ottman denies everything that can be denied
under the circumstances. 1t was Boyle. lie says,
who persuaded him TO 90 into the walking match
speculation, and he lost S175 thereby, which lie
puts in as O c0unter-ciaim. Boyle said that he
would be satisfied with whatever the men he
trained might win. lilo only trained HeDnessey,
and lie did this poorly that the walker dropped
ont Of the race when it only fairly begun. Oyt
man denies entirely the alleged services as to the
young woman, who is now his wife.
The case Ii still unfinished
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-01-28
TBB TEHUANTEPEC INTER.OCEAN RAILROAD COMPANY.

Non dollars IL bonds with %iOa dollar. o. these
saOscro iaIl payment Of one thousand dollars for
bonds third sbscrpssSs
IN
far and p I've INTO
ance OF gratuitv due ,ooo,,. ,,,,,, ,so.. .,...,,
be made and allotted and payable a. OF.
on OF etT twenty a Der cent ea nay 81 @
thereafter the first instalmen to be paid within such
Interest upon bonds and certificates win DO adjusted to
%S no be doomed of the
each subscription and the failure 70 when due
be made by de
National Bank, or the SauSnsi BANK % hS spasic
Offers for subscriptions may b. addressed TO either Of the
S16scnlions will be received until tho eighth day Of Eeb
ruary at tree O'clock and aiotmens win be made as
soon as practicable thereafter S r. u.n,,r,r -
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leagues OF pnenc lands and money subsidy o per
The ROAD wl be $50 miles length over route free from
engineering difficulties aud without excessive sradesthe
highest 9s,as zoo 90 fee, above ,s win
be com%O%Sas and VIII ysS tolls s%pse-
the rSa from is e AIMEE 81.
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ments In time and which cauno be equaled BY aay
existing practicable route and which must result ~
establishing for this property at an early day yae mt OK
ceeLing he S9O,OOO.0JO assumed its wofth
The yors Of well advanced Eve hsws BEEN
favor s
OF The ENTERPRISE anu early completion, 70 WHICH
the bonds 0ierei Will DO strictly al sooy,
These that the certificates for nan
have valuo from participation In diyioenus
from their In element no " w
in esIiaa the annual income from an "
bonds, which, 10 illustrations may DO stated tnns xp,o
Annual Interest 5000 Bonds. az per
Annual Interest 81 0Jo Certificates ~ per w aen