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The Weather.


OFFICE OF rag CETsF SIGNAL Ov-TCsR !
WASHINGTON, u T., lure - 1851. $50 g. II.
For the middle Atlantic stare7 partly
clcvdy weather. local rains. winds mostly
westerly. stationary or higher temperature and
Barometer.
4 Warm wac Coming.
The chief signal officer furnishes tue f)nov-
Ing special bulletin TO the press: General
rains have fallen 10 the lake region middle
states and New England; occasional rain IN the
southern states ana upper Mississtopt valley
East Of the Mississippi river the wind, are
Egnt aIo souLherly. The SevereSt local storm
TO this Office, reported occurred In Washing
ton. where great damage was done tn houses
ara trees oy high Winds The temperature has
renamed nearly stationary In the southern
states ana rfsen In the northern and western
stsfeS- warm wave In the Rocky mountain
region Is moving eastward Fair weather Is
Indicated for Wednf sdsy for the country east
OF the Missis sippi river.
RANGE OF The Thermometer.
The following are the readings Of the Their.
moneter at the Signal Office during the dsT:-
a. M, IS II a L., 81 ; MAXIMUM, 81
minimum, 100.
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Lfebig Co.'s Coca Beef Tonic.

superior to any tonic have ever used or
prescribed" says Professor E. NJ Hale M. D..
Chicago Medical College. 1t is prescribed by
the most eminent physicians for weak lungs,
falling out OF the hair. (applied TO the scalp),
weak and irritated Threats, asthma, shortness
OF breath, chronic coughs and all nervous affec-
tons. Beware of counterfeitS.
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CELERY

rs a Ren,edy fOs. Nervous Diseases.
That the Medical Progression Say
4bONt 1t.
The Good Results attending It's Use
IN
Headache, Neuralgia, Nervousness,
indigestion, SleepIessMess
aud Paralysis.
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1T rs ENCOURAGING after the storm tha, Her.
Zog continues TO sell merchant tailoring made
clothing, little worn. less than snod1y. Reads
made, al No. 30S 9th street northwest
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Professors

John NJ. Carnochan, Egbert GUERNSEY, VIM.
Todd Helmuth, A. X. Hills, M. W. Noxan, and
hundreds of the most eminent physicians OF
New York City endorse and prescribe the Lieb'g
Co.'S Arnicated Extract of Witch Hazel Be-
ware OF cheap limitations. The Lieb'g Com
pany offers no cheap goods. 1t offers only
honest preparations at honest prices Arni-
Gated Witch Hazel cures Piles, Salt Rheum.
Catarrh. rheumatism, Lumbago, Painful Pc
RODS and other Female Complaints.
Sold In fifty cents and dollar sizes.
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PrtQga oS~, '''
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What Eminent st. Louis Physfcians
SaV.
PREVENTIVE OF MALARIA

PREVENTIVE UF MALARIA.
Coldens Liebigs Extract OF Beef and Toni,
Invigorator Is very agreeable article OF diet
and particularly useful when tones are RS
qulred, being tolerated when other forms OF
animal food are rejected. In diptheria, ague
malarial, typhoid fever and every depressing
disease its use will be attended with great adj
vantage. We have prescribed it with excellent
success. j. II. Leslie NJ. D.. G. P. Copp. NJ d !;
s. L. and j. c. Nidelet; VIM. Porter II. d, and
many others.
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THE BOYS CLOTHING House, 900 Pa. ave Is
the place 10 visit before starring on your sum
mer taunt.
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Rough on Rats,
The thing desired found at last. ASK Drug.
g1sts for Rough on Rats. II clears out rats
mice, reaches, bed bugs, &C., 15c. boxes tn
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THURSDAY, JUNE 10th,
Excursion and Picnicto


Boat lea,e on morning trip At ~E->
80 u m ;eyeLing "trip y Fare E-kSaA4HRE.lN
Round TTip so ceuts. including cup Ss1anasaso6
OF tee or G, Il, and ice children 25
cents. xLititiou IF III. life dress by DIR. &C. Z.
HoNla' d, a a lady will also go into the water
with The life dress The officers and crew of
the stes nler sill through the fire and boat drill.
showing their efficiency in case of fire Or cry Of
msn overheard. Those stop ping at Slymont on
uoInlns trip can return on evening boat Re-
fieshn tnts on st al ar and at Gymont The bars
will be closed. Xcursian Under the direction of
DR.. HLw!and assis'ed by members Of the Pc,turu c
Frnit Growers Assoeiaii IL. is0T ST.
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s'Aldsrney Dairy Wagons.
Fresh Attorney butter churned every morn
ing, and delivered in xlbs "Ward" prints, $50.
per 10. Also cottage cheese, buttermilk and
sweet milk &C. per qt. Cream. 10c. pint.
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TIN ROOFS replaced by samI s. Snedd, 4os
9th street.
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UyHE PARK HOTEL. RaA
% to &16 per week.
The Hotel and surroundings are very attractive.
Grounds handsomely laid out With flowers and
fountains, sha ded by grand old forest oaks-do-
mesticated deer add to their beauty. A cooler and
prettler home for the bot months, cannot be found
In the mountains. farmhouse freedom, with
IN abundant supply Of the farm produce. combined
with aliberAl management makes the Park Hote.
very desirable place to spend part Of the summer
or on your journey to Niagara Falls or Saratoga.
per y. O. X, W., break your trip at Wtihamsport
OLARENDOW HOUSE. IA
~ Ocean End Of Virginia avenue Ii
ATLANTIC CITY, open May %. ~:
MIA 2m DR. r. b. LIPPINOOTT.
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u eEY. VII reopen June Is. 1881. The r IA
situation is known . one Of the most de ~ ii
wslI from Beach and Bathing Grounds; near the
Lakes. The hogse has been enlarged. several new
ksttresees, ETC.; Bath Rooms Hot and Gold
Water. perfect drainage Gas throughout In
rooM ana sumptuousy provided table. viii rival
the best Of Feaside resorts. Apply Early and secure
Mrs. n. .. OAHILLs
Third syeDue and Kinssley streek Asbury Pm.
nj. mS0-z0
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GRAND EXCURSION.
JULY 2, s AND 4, 1881. BIZ
DE MOLAY MOUNTED COMMANDARY .
KNIGHTS TEMPLAR, No 4.
ON sTEAMERJANE MosELY. TO YoRKTOwS
FORT MONROE, NORFOLK AND

~TyMONT PAVILION and SUMNER RESORT
(Tcan be 81 gagged for ticnicS or Excuxsions by
sDriyf0r to 3. =. SMITH. Proprietor. or =. J..
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NEW MOUNTAIN HOUSE.
CRESBON 1PRIN @ 81.
nanrpprA IN PA

an the Summit of the Aneehenies, z 100 feet above
Eea level within nine hours ride OF &AA
Nv the erection Of q new and elegant k.HE
HoteI the sccou modations ct this CHARMING
The drainage and water supply are perfect. Pas
eeng1r Elevator, Electric Bells new Bath and Bill
hard Rooms and Chilcren,s Dining and Play
Rooms have been added TO the equipment Of the
HOTEL and it Las been ee gautly furnished through
out.
Ootts9e Residences to let
Fiftt. claes Music. &c &c.
For Circular containing Analysis OF the watez
jel-2m W D. TYLER, 0upt
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Rurnetl's COcOaine

WILL SAVE THE HAIR
and keep 1t In q strong and healthy condition,
because 1t will stimulate the roots OF the hair,
and restore the natural action upon which It's
growth depends.
Burnetts Flavoring Extracts are absolutely
pure.
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CITY ITEMS.
COunterfefts! CautiOn!!
Several limitations and counterfelts OF the
RUMFoRD YEAST POWDERS
have been offered for sale by irresponsible par
ties.
Some are called "RUMFoRD,' one IL .amed
"BUMFoRD," another "HUMFoRD,n and 90 on.
All have the general appearance Of the genuine
Rumford.
whoever prepares or sells any limitations or
counterfeits Of the Rumford Yeast Powder that
are calculated to deceive the casual observer
infrirges our copyrights, and render themselves
liable to heavy fines and Imprisonment. We
shall proceed against all infrlngers to the full
extent OF the law.
The Gales OF Rumford Yeast Powder have
steadily and largely Increased, In spite OF the
almost superhuman efforts OF number of
competitors, accompanied BY misstatements
and misleading advertisements. Our sales are
now more than ever before, and this result has
been accomplished without extensive advertis-
ing. but by keeping the quality OF the goods
higher than any others, and selling at reason
able prices
We shall do all in our power to prevent In
position upon our customers. and shall con-
t1nue to warrant the Rumford Yeast Pc Eder to
be as heretofore-he althful nutritious and of
standard strength.
Him N. D. ARNOLD, Treas.
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BOOTS AND SHOES.

MAKE NO MIDTAHE.
THE NRw YORK SHOE STORE,
900 Pennsylvania avenue.
RECEIVED Az LOAD OF SHOES FROM
BhMkkUPT sALK IN MN lOkK
IN WASHINGTON.
Ladies Hand mao S-strAp Ssndals........... 8e.9C
LADIES' f1re hid Op Shpper..--.. O0
Ladies' Fiee Kid Button Boots .........-..-. 80
Ladies' HAND -sewed KID Boots 81 90 to 4.6o
LAI1En' SROkS OF ALL ENDS.
Misses Seli6 BnttoD Shoee. 81 % to 208
MISSES FINE KID bHoES.
Children's feb Button Solid TO lo...... 49, 9sc.
CBILDRsN's onoD SPRING HEELS
One hundred styles OF Gents Fine Low shoes st
e oNs PRICE GEO MCCARTHY.
DARGAINS-Selling Oh my entire stock OF
ID BOOTS AND SHOES ut cost. Dan esrly, be-
fore purchasing elsewhere. and s.care bargains.
st @. GIRSLER'S. l02l It'll street " msr80 sm
DR. sIPLEY's COMPOUND CALIsAYA AND
DIR0k BITTERs are the grandest blood puri-
fer and heath estorer known. because they re-
pair the waste tissues and reetore the weaE and
debilitsted to health. Therefore. IL you have
cbills ~ feyers, t. Ike this Iron Tonic. ~ you
feel oppressed after meals. take Iron Tonic Bitters
Price 81. for sale 1t los PennsylvsDia ave north
west. and al druggists iel74p
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THE WIFE of j. ID. L. Harvey, esq, chicago.
was cured OF rheumatism py ST. jacobs Oh t
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pOA1ING REGATTA AT

DOA1ING REGATTA AT
RICHMOND. va.
n s5sl f t5s% s t. s'f y
lot on tt EenAy,J; LY 9Th, my N,z S-tss-IloS
1881, under the ausp OF Columbia Conceive
No. II, 1mpIo, ed OIder Of heptasopha to The
grand Rowing Match our Boat Uluos will pa-tc
rae il ace. Traips leave at 80 M. Fare 50 80
RouEd Trip, incjDdiLs acmis sion to covered grand
Stand. Tickets limited liz number. Tickets sold
at Depct on morning of az cursion, also by men
btrs OF the Conclave and by ABRAHAN CO,
MapageIs, ACT Penn. avenue, any dey after J. ne
2ith je2i
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PICNTCS, EXCURSIONS. &c.

1ION lOO, EACU tOlONO, &C.
Ho For FOREST GLEN
:s e. .sssss: ,s'f '@M
wyrsixs frand tXcURsToN snd fanly os. set
ire tn Me- RsIfo, sf 10 or the
tie ety., On the so h ins.
to aro hs WITH ard the n M sho Cd
T r,a tssket Picntc that we sbsn lea nothing
d The season y lsno,d nci,v mqis swings and
Ic.e,e tsc q ar ns resting ;hsrscser
ssoains leave 3. o. Il. Ii. depot ii is a. m sud
ss o5aer Of iscnr.ior Committee.
:.2s 1t JsO. fIACH OF R. AID 3.
RIcHMoND IEaA1TA.
JULY 9TH. 1891. Es34N
Exeursien Ticfet via
STEAMER EXCELSIOR,
To Richmond and retain. $500
Iiciets good fo~ days, JULY 4th, 5th and 9Th
Steamer IL aves 7th st. wharf 8 50 8 m. aud 8 80
P.M. je2s-et
July TIE FOURTH.
FINEST scf S Sr Ia IS IS t ehE wosLp
r'ny r,Sr, s5.S f.s%; eiSu to -
~ s sn1 aE Leave eth street
eens hidr.n s ssapins ats NJ Tickets SO
Dancing soII z and e;ur ming.
2s-5t E. s. RANDALL, Manager
NAY PlCNICAND MOONLIGHT EXCURSION
IL on STEA AMER EXCELSIOR
+ ST: BAPTIST CHUECH, FRIDAY, Juy LIST,
1881. Double trirs to yOkr WASH
IhGTON aId QUANTICO. Leave EhAk
Uh street wharf III goa and :45&sonDS.i24b
Pm Las, return 10 80 m. Tickets SO MT.
lncnf ing trips TO both ACES children Csc. 1882
X NIGHTS OF ST. MATHEWS pIO- %
IA Mo POSTPONED -
On account of the weather n, I'll TO-MpR "a
R (Wednesda,) EVENING. 2Sth 1882 .ti.A
GIEAMER EXCELSIOR.
THURSDAY, JUNE 3OrH
Excursion and Pcnicto
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EAMILY EXCURSION
TO GLYMNNT
BY GPACE EPISCOPAL. CHnRCH.
OF 8. UTH WASHINGI ON,

OF STEAMER ARROwsM1TH.
TO LOWER CEDAR POINT AN, AND }, 6 SLA9KIs-
OF JUNE. JULY AND AUGUST.
Win leave hs. wharf c foot = 7th st st 80
TfhIRsDHY.. TR15AX ana SAT.
URDAY. and on SUNDAYS Az at .:-s.o-..-
sioniits over four hours at Lower Cedar Point
The water at the two places abounds equally In
Ing: Fare Tor the round trip during the week. 30
cents, GOOD for day Of issue Fare for round trip
Those VIII hing meals ON the boat Will be supplied
at so cents each. Special arrangements made with
echoo!e and &c Cietief, JED ~
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STOCkTos HOTEL, CAPE MAY v -CHas
~ DUFFY o. Contir entail Hote. Ph ilfei- 4 4. . =
pnla, Msnsr.r treaty enlarged So u EAV
pfusen, adallonal rooms, new reftau M. u. ID
sievator sno etctric bells Comfort he accnmmo-
us'tSn ioI w suese Music b. ~ ,oR HAsslerss
Boom Clefh, HAIRY DENIsoN late the GIr.rd.
PhiadtlI his. AL opn
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II OGAN HOUSE.
ALTOONA, Pa,
On MAIN LINE PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD,
Amid the most picturesque scenery Of the Ale
9heDieS.
Its large airy, elegantly furnished &AA
rooms and superior cuisine render it one vE.MY
of the most desirable res rts in this state S..2H
Tourists east or west can obtain good nights
rest and Daylight view OF the Aleghenies by
stopping at the Logan.
First class music, &c.
For circular containing terms Of bo.rd, &C..
add, ess W. %. TYLER,
jel Pm Superintendent.
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EIRST GRAND PICNIC AT VAN NESS PARK,
II 18th ard L FITS northeast.
Under the arsp!ces Of the WASHINGTON Ca
DE r6 on the FOURTH OF JULY.
Committee reserves the riett to reject all I'M
pIoler persons Music by o S 81 Art SAND AZ
mission 2sc. Pal open from q N To II 2 M Us 6
, 1881-12-11
ANaOPEN LETTER"

Security IL Known by Its Own Virtue
Hear What u Leading Is nix Sayo.
RACINE, Wis, Dec. 2, 1SS!.-Httlps Sufc It
Lock Company. ChtcttJo, III: The burglar
safe we ordcred Of you is now in position in
our new bank. We are pleased with 1t, and
think it perfect piece of security in every
respect. We gave the safe business thor
ough investigation before purchasing, and
YOUR work decided preference, rs we
thought it entitled to tt, as the manner OF
constructing your burg'ar-proof work, with
doyetails, conical steel bolts, and solid weld
ed steel angle corners, ought to give lis ab-
soiute security against the burglars. The
heavy doublt-action bUlt-wDrk, nii4 the dis
connection of the handles from bnlt-wnr6
when safe is locked, is perfect. The bullt-ln
spiuules, that are secure against the ilyt!rau-
lie jack and sledge, deserve the greatest
praise, and are far superior to any we have
seen. In fact, the whole. as I'M absolute pro-
lection against burglars, is ullequaled,
Your infaiiable time-lock works splendid.
We have not the feeling of dread Of being
locked nut, and know We hnye the same pro-
lection that all tiIne-locks afford. We snail
be pleased at any time to recommend your
work.
Union National Bank, Racine. Wis. D..
T., B. .kiLBO:S, Cashier.
, 1881-12-11
SECRET SOCIETIES.

ANNUAL f1ItEtlIVS OE OFF
At the annual communication OF Home Lodge
lowing were elected and appointed officers for
the ensuing ycnr: L. y. Horton. w. a.; ". T.
Preniis, s. w; W. l. Ncclcy, J. w: Amos Gran
mis-, Treasurer; j. j. D. Westervelt, Secretary;
J. G. Rowland. S. D.; j. W. Ntehols, j. D.; Ed
Ball, S. S.: Il. G. Smith. j. s.; q. Wcs,ervcit,
Chaplatn; G. Il. Fu1, Marshal; 1suuc Parker,
Tyler.
CouMcIl Priuccs OF Jerusalem. Thursday evcn-
ing, Dec. =, resulted nB follows: W. E. PUulsOn.
1hirty.sccoud Degree, NJ. E.. $. t. G. ~; Or.
II. n. Huriburt, thirty Degrce. G. H. r.
D. G. NJ; T. II. Johnson, Thirtvsccond Degree,
gree, II. i. J. 6. "; c. i. Gnnlher. Thirty sec
poilartl, Tnirty-sccend Degree, Y. q. II. OF C.;
]. Spies, Tbirty-second Degree, Y. G. u. uf E.;
J. l.. briggs, Thirty y-sccond Degree, t. Tyler.
AT the regular communication Of Landmark
Ludge, No. IL. 4. F. Il A. ~. held Friday, Dee.
=. 1sol. the following brethren were elected to
their respective olltces ami afterwards installed
By W. Bru. ". W. Chnmbcriatu, aching rs Grand
Muster, assisted by W. Bro. Charles II. Clark,
act,nH as Grand MurshMl II. Il. Ro1hwell. W.
a.: ]: Il. Hodson, srn. W; Geurge c. Fry, Jun.
W.; ". !. Culver. Treas: Myron Harris, SEC
Cheney, S. s.; E. J. Salisbury. !. s.; G. S. HUI,
Tyler.
At the regular eonvocatlon Of Fairview Chap
ter. No: lHi, T. 4. NJ. held Thursday evening.
Dec; !, 1ssi, the following companions were In
stalled into their respective offices by T. VI. E.
II. ?. H. s. Tiffany, acttng ns Grand High Priest,
nsss,ed BY 2. NJ. i. II. r. Peter DaEvy aud r. NJ
E: u; r. George c. Fry, acting as Grand Mar
shnlS: Henry j. QOOdrich. II. E. II. F.; Hurry
(. kothwcll. Z. k; Arthur E. Matteson, f. s.:
7. f. T"wer. Treasurer: Myron Hnrris, sccre-
tary; try , torenzo \: Harvey. G of H:;!;eorgr G.
6. M: Sd ": George C. Hfck. g. ~ I'd "; John
N. Elliott G. u. 1st v; G. $. Hull, Sentinel.
, 1881-12-11

with their house-plants, white In England
they apply their fermeuted and soured-up lauld
fersIiztn1 substances tn the winter In order tnht
transformed back rs Nature prepares them be-
turr they are wanted for use by the plaEts- But
after examining rne tree On Lnkc-fr Pars.
If tho lenders SHOULD want any further proof or
the feasibility Of my sys1e,n of tree-plAntnE he
would do well TO examine Be']nmsn ShuFflens
sNhte OH bis twensy-acre tot IN Lake low. con
will lind some of the must vigorous and healthy
trees they ever saw. and the secret OF the whole
matter is, IT CONTAINS Il ciny basin bottom. and
has received the wushtn2s OF the surrounding
decHyed vegetation FOR years, and Will also
stnte TINT water stands in there two or three
months each year. aud they neither drown nor
freeze out, MIR. Douglas.
EpnRArN f. CUMMINGS.
, 1881-12-11

many other suits ni,w pcnd,ug. Judge Aailett
granted an interlocutnry decree rs PRAYED y
Mrs. II. s. Rogers She had been sno1ecteu 70
female, VINO fouls with in1ueral. but her stand-
ing tn the case is well given by u Denver paper
us follows: :. \
R0mers' right to an undivided one-thlrd nl tho
liobert E. Lee Nine, and incidentally requtfesan
accounting of all the taKcn out since tne ne
The totni money value of the property which
thus passes to her Is variousy estimated ut from
SBuO.dO0 to <l,0N00
s.Tho defeutlur3ts have the right of appeal to
the Supreme Court Of the United States.
''A decree declaring tho defendants in tue case
account for u!l re prcccetls rents, and issues Of
tho property. will Ia made snon. when The mat
ter will be referred to Il master III chnnccry.
Ills report will show tho amount necessary to
sutisiy the demands OF the case, when hiat ue-
cree will bn issucd provided. OF course, TINT the
case is not Appealed and decided adversely.
, 1881-12-11

THE new Chairman of the board hns provided
himself with desk, and proposes to be in the
office of Mr.. Filkins every day from 10 to L.
O'Clock.
COMMISSIONER MCCLAuGHnEY has nnounced
as his pct project the aoolishtng Of the office Ut
Outdoor Visitor for the country towns There
ure behind him. 1t Is SAID, the Supervisors Of Ills
district, some of whom have received IA ther se-
yeFc handling the past scar.
The elccuou Of county employees will occur q
week from tomorrow. All OF the present To-
doing their best to make votes and the chances
appear 10 be in their favor. There ie talk Of
determining the matter ia caucus, but the feel
Ing between the Republicans Is 80 intense th2t
, 1881-12-11
A MINING CASE.

IMPORTANT DECISION IN RELATION TO THE
ls0BEl:T +. LEE NINE. .'
Nearly year ago THE TRIBUNE gave his
tory and description OF the Robert E. Lee Mine
at Lcadsllle, Cola, said to be one Of tho richest
silver mines In tho world, and about which there
wns litigation without end. at that time 1t was
Stated that Messrs. Monroe s. Leddv, ATTORNEYS
Of this city, bad nled atill in beualf Of Mrs u.
Seymour Rogers, also Of Chicago. to secure her
nc-thlrd interest IN the m1ne. THIS made tho
contest II Chicago atfair, anu its more recent de-
velopments have been watched with In
teFe5t by hundreds here located. Some
time ago the matter came TIP tu the
United states Circuit Court In Denver Colo,
III The suit or Mrs " $. A.Hers against the Rob-
crt f. Lee Mining Company ct III. The case WAS
argued BY Judge l. s. Dixon, of Wisconsin. for
the piAinfif. and hy number ct locul attorneys
for the defense: Judge Hallett, acting for Cir
c@alf1Jndse cur McCrasy, deltyered the decision OF
attracted great attention In Colorado, it beng
supposed that the decision would determine
, 1881-12-11
HEI[NEPIN CANAL.

Buffalo Approves of Tl,t. Western Project
to Secure IL Waterway.
BUFFALO, Dec. 10.-The Dour1i of Trade held
a special session today to take action on the
question of sanctiontug the Hennepin Canal
project Arguments II its flvor were submitted
By ex-senator j. II. Murphy, of Davenport, and
Col. \. II. Allen; Of Illinois, The board adopted
a memorial to Cuugress urging the immediate
construction Of canal us the best means ut
maintaining water-ruute commerce. to the At
lautIc 6tubUard.
, 1881-12-11
IMITATION OF NOTHING

We are making to order by Cloak
style desired, for $75, $50, S35.
up to SI5O, that are fully equal
to Seal Skin Garments at $3.50,
$500, $500, and $500.
We are making Great Reduce
tions in our Silk and Woolerl Car
nents to reduce stock before
Christmas, and offer Extraordll~
nary Bargains in all qualities: to
have q large assortment OF un1
ported Black Dolmans whlcn e w
offer at $40, reduced from 32o,;
to close. :
, 1881-12-11

We learn that Or. Sykes office, l69 E. Madison
st., is open sundays from II to nnly, when trials
Of bis Sure Cure Tor Cutarrh " Can be had free.
, 1881-12-11

Magnetic brushes und the "o1ars" cologne
may be found ut the drug5tures Ut Buck g. Ruy-
uer,- 80
, 1881-12-11

Skinny Hen.
Wells Health Kcncwer-Absolute cure for
nervous deuility 1ud weakness ut mental Or
physical functions. ST. at druggists. Depot, So
Luke street..
, 1881-12-11

- - BIRTHS.
RKUCE-On the nth OF November. Mrs. susan f.
Bruce, 81 D.. wife uf David Druce, of daughter.
, 1881-12-11


nec. l. 1851, residence the BRIDES parents,
No. 467 West IaErison-sL. Thomas z. Lindsay and
renee, OF the Second Ba ap:.s, Cuuren, officiating.
, 1881-12-11

Werecommeld Elareusesewtng-1nac
, 1881-12-11

Seal Skin Color, elegant garments.
that will not crush Or ln1lss, and
which cannot be injured by rain or
snow, and which will wear three
times as long as Seal Skin, cost
less than one-nuarter the price,
look fully as well, and are