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Gl!n iJrouerIn 60 Cel.

VNI IJEUUttID 90 Tel.
4 DNERTlSEMFNTS FOR TIE NEW.
~ YORK TEIEt %E WILL RE RECEINED ar TiiE
tflpWN OFFICES, No. 1,s3s Y0llway cn Ilirty
his;st" or -lE Si&t-ayu bet Forty and Furry
eighth Sis: 3OS West IwrntP thiId It,.
0S East FOin tccnst.. square 1BU lhtri
cor Forty -sryrnthst, AT the HARLEM OfFiS Ma
lO0l and S.;SOO fnriavr. Onc.lIuir tw,nv
hhh ST, upt" = y. m, al regular office rates.
EOR REN Part of Office No III Rrood
L sutibr Tor railroad steamship 81 real ,si,,c A.
ply tor NJ. iHONMnNGEt. No Actor Hong. '
Two LET.-A factory to lct. 75xy5. with
steam power T.. II. DCFFY & SONS. iunt ?,tIrst
East IINrr. '" ~
TO LET.-An elegant Hat, southwest corner
shave. aud 1tlrst. all modern Improvements; iu,r If,
Ot lanJr Premises. 10y ~
'EO LEF-Ncw brick houses. 10 single fo,n
ihcs only tl9a month; corner Hillary and Raw, .,nd
SITS. BIOukyn. T.. H. fIIt(' SI - ",
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anetion Sales OF Real Gsinlc.
DRIAN II. MULLER. Aurtonror.
N ADRIAN IL. M IL Err & son

"
N ADRIAN II. MILI Err son
MONDAY. JANt AIRY 81, at II OCLOC T. NooN. 81,
AZ the Exchange Sar~roOm III BtraGway. for account or
II con 'cfn.
e115 600 Ccrtifcs.s Midland Kao'G omrany " N"0
Jersey rrt!;g the holder 90 ucou, hnr ri sad coIlnlY
as toowa VIZ sJ- 800 class \ aud $500" class ,y
pOtheCaiehl
COMMISSIONERS SALE for Distribution, in
~ front Of Court House J9,k~nnsie "rl1. MONDAY
Ic T. ioS NAluiblc Property. fNato ~ io7' pa l. f'i
mock Deceased 4" at ih!r iof itHug par
poses bulilng lots adjoining Jack~ur'Hc hi-" uhitc
chocc l. = !, ~ squire = tor hH ra;lCu'atS
appIy to g. GREELEY. Iarssontilc. fla ~ T. r. PEN
NOCL Room iS CdanJ'f ~ commerce. flhl"i' rhi
MORRIS WILKINS, AVctonccr
VALUABLE BROADWAY AID FtFTHAvE error.
EHTl Ar AUCTION
r. H. LUDLOW & 60 VIII sol 90 auction ~ :: q" Etr "ir'
Salr.rO,ni 80 III Biuldw'v nirity bultrr Nt" OH
at L. nc.ock. 81 ~ E-DAi. Foo; nary f l--l -
BROADWAY NND 1GIKIN -Ei"ifIh - .-Nos ,i'-,
J. 81 1885, l. ;V nTl 80" EIoIu.tt and ~. ~ N'
}-th-t lbpnt - feet The l .ti"n - tr tn-t
on the u, Broadway H.. IrJa .tY WH be- "l' 81 ~
500 400 and il.c l-i' ~ iiidnr 0t"- taf
FIF1H.AN E.-SoHtiwr.t Curnrf l3ih = nSr hrr loi'
~ llXl % feet ihls property val b. sD'l t. ur hs"
l!d'r rytI %5t0ui.
10 feet 2ll month 81 l-Gth - 10 l." SOFA :"
The highest bad !cr over ti2.np1
Maps li.ticul,fsA At tic oaco IT the alC'ar"'
e. piuc NJ. ..itS
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no PHILADELPHIA
WA
FEN ASYINANlA RAILROAD.

the utB.hSrNELl~IIiD ROT H. AND SHORT LINE
$500 EEIMEEN
NEWNUKk AHb PHILADELPHIA.
>INLrEtN TRAINS EA, WAY DAILY. FNCEPT
sunday, IIlli l. DIPOI~ ~ Pii liza pELPHJA,
TWO ~ NI.M- YORK.
DOt ti.. TRAtH. TIE MOST IMPROVED FQTIP.
Mil ANDTIF FASTEST TINE CON>l-1INr
Win ABoOLU IL. SAFETY.
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For Young Lad.es-Brooklyn.

MES, l., JERNEGAN BOWEN Will rcSul
w rr ,essnH ~ nn-ic dui modern Languages after "
tcu,ber ~. fOr particulars apply at Nv Chhtoh''I
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GLYNN-DALE CONSOLIDATED GOLD

A = Y .VHIsL NOLNt1VIAII'4f OVf@D
NEMINISG COMPANY. $50
principal place Of business. san Francisco CaE
To- ala.
Location Of works Bois District, MOno County Calor'
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that A. meeting Of ihe
Directors held The l4t dag Of January, 1881 an
tNO twenty five 800 per share vaa
uOn capital stock ~ the pot01 now outsat.
ing payable iinmea n United STATES gold CON- 10 the
secretary. the office Of tie coYaay Room 8 No S29 Mont
prIner Francisco California. OF IT Mining trust
Company, no. III BlOadway, Eew.lorx City. .
Any stos upun whh this assessmon, shall remain unpaid
on the rgeCnth Sth Of February $751; Will be deiin
ueD and ads rrsed fOr sale at public auction and unesi
hade hf will be sold saturday the nile
:rcnh 9t) & March, 1881, th delinquent Assess
Together Il adv cr bS ana expenses " sa e.
By order Of the Board Ot Directors.
FRANK Il. LATHAM. Secretary.
Orlre Room safe Deposit aiding. D 33S Montgomery
81. FRANCIS, o. Cad
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NEW-YORK AND PHILADELPHIA
~ SEW 1T E.,,.n,.

BOUND BRllDh tVJO
For TRENTON 4 , u llilADEi fltlA
Leave New YORK from station G. H. X Of ~ j. to'to' o
nty.St. %
ll.la a. ~. l}u 40. 30 ~ l3p II p H. On Siu
day 1 10 d. m ,: 80 Z. lI.}O l.p ~ ,oo m
fnr Thiri frrK---i-, - 49, HID ~ mi 4'3U h'%
. m. M 'tay a. 81 m.
Inr Trenton warren ard IucE ".sts 80 % - ~. - -
g. IN: l:31 !. 4:.r 33i ti1 > ll"|U l2P In sunday
s.45a. m $40. 7. II 80. l. L. M g.. ~.
f,trfu trans il w. t'hilalrlphia for New YORK 49,,
From ~at:om' PA pil All EcIiiLg Il H. corner "ntl
and Grr"n.sts At 80 $50. . 80 II q m ! - -
90 C.i0 50 Ia. nu sunday AT $50 d W. o'V 'io'
l. u. ,..-.. , o. voo ,,- =. i.,o
in : li.iI D. m SUNDAY Al : "a. M. itJ, ll3O m
tr,', Trenton. Watun 1urksr.-ts. -l2j. i25. 80
10 guS. lUO4. Il2U a M 80 81 $50. 80. 40
-uuI.y-l.1j ,.3j. .:2O 4. n. Il. -. 80 T. N.
Connection nj lrTs", 'lty station aul from
T @ H. a." r IL. ;' Al PG S' II 6y No, 49, 20! io
HrnadWaY. a'! AZ the principal hotels Nos
mi court 80 ana otcr. !, HNus Wharf B"ok'yn
y : iran Tor tonrung. Doiis EzW's' VIII cai isI and
uiei 1r Tr-'c' to destination. Apil
,ano, an ne n,l1- "a ant 2% Io@iHay. ~ dhAyo,
80 N.k lnd CONT toni lyn Al these nHir lle IA
,,,, ,nn W.fl tho I:,l I'cphOur Ind Lew fnrgIaplL
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iNpIes- TRAINS leave NJ DrbIussrs and Cor
andt streets Ferries. ~ follows
40. 80 = 80. :. 40 ldudtrN. ii r. IN, 80 $40 4
y a.. ~.DInd 10 - IN u sundays. $50 and
u. IA. :, .. :. = 80 and lu D. AM l. night
Trains leave Sew work dIy. except sunday, AZ
7"'a ana D. running Though via ItontOn and cam
,.uus ~ "ErOokiyn Annex couicct with q through
tin' ~ Jersey my UaOfdnE speedy aud direct transfer
for RrDo .iYu IIIvel
recurring ~ eavo West Pmadrpha l2.O 3:I5 I25.
7. 10 :, 30 alb II "A tIin.ed ENpcsH 1880 D. M l.
4. ) 10. - and y. ca NuniN, IsOl. $40 So <
g. T. audi Np Leave PhIladclphla VIA CuniIrn A.
~. ami ~ I. ~. daily, except sunday
I,rhrt iir'- House.
beabrIs,'t ahi l.rnok.
.unrx ~ atom foot Of Fultou.t. Brook lyu NoS
No and ~ lluisua llohnk,n: station, Jrf.ry CIV EN-
igiant 1lcgct Dicr. Battery place.
The New YUrk Transfer C1n,pamy Will call Tor and check
baggage from hotel, and residences,
FIA&k THOMSON. L. +. FARMER,
frU"ra AT.
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Gin tJroperlp Want:o.

GTORES AND LOFTS WANTED.-Wo mr..
- having calls iy l1r slDr't loft, on F,t,,
William. Berkndn Nassau and other tina yirtI
III LAND & WHITING. BreAmdnSi. ''I'
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Steamboats, an0 Railroads.

NOR BOSTON.-NEW PULLMAN LINE via
L NY. y. u. and H. Il. x. Leave Grand Central Depot
NJ lSj D. NJ week days and 1850 y. M sundays Oher
trains ana p Get tickets VIA New'loiK ana
NrN-k England Railroads
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CINCINNATL CHICAGO. ST. LOUIS

~ hND rIlF ~ -.
VA Ban fNDUE AND WA>H!NilON
Iraft S,i Vote. fu,l l.h-iftsf
-. u FtI Warrington. ti icmnAl, - l'its, 70
l.Ih Ia ~ Ft-t ln" IhG"it:1 '"iclr1 ahd 9I'cWn@
Gal {" I iucir tltl. chicago Il. u,i@. Nr
ll.'I :. ia Dam ~ a-,i"stpu. Cln'nh'I t'aEh 81
IT, i
1,Aes r $50 sai baggage cnscA'a a. ;oat'f i'"rtyst'
=. Is. e X 4 a. 81.
Jt~i Ptl u tEHlS. II, T. EhLbNlN,
G,utrs NAdtc't ''' l'-' ~ IL
LOR RIHDGFPORT ami Al points on Natl
J Tao. anil Tou-Iiou. Ram oAl'-~~auer, Leave cath.
a'inc = d, tl'rr s. E. A. LAT. AZ II 20 I.'u.
I FHlGIi VALLEY RAILROAD.
fA~-f%GLR IEAIN =, On AMI lfter irho l. I'oo' Va"
avnn.pnts too 90 fottlut md Uvbinss''t at w II,
and go IN. To- l.i'bI- IiM'h'un nr''i,'
D, thuuS, vi .rspaf re-. 1uWandL y ave- ny,
ih 1eney9. Iona Hurlo and no west Pullman cop
I'M toathr- attached q G30p NJ tf1i1 - .., f.- All
Ttalrs cavinrs@ I - a ~. anhi p IN, M c'lH0'' " "
poitt a IL Na, and ltazcton Goa leg,9nA
: II HYI*GION HchtLa fSSsrhger AGENT
'''' 4. ~. ttHMl.I AGENT
,t,,.t,N ,,,,,..,,,,
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NEW JERSEY SOUTHERN. RAILWAY

FREEHOLD AND NEW-YORK RAILWAY
L CONNECrION Leave iOct OF Lberty'st for frceh'Id
at Sl5. ll:4j a. MT. O:3Ur w.
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NETWORK AND LONG BRANCH DIvI-

ALL Rail- LINE for Perth Amboy south AmOpy; nei
Bank. Long Branc Ocean Grove A9Hry rsrS o' peas
ant Toms River Esrnrga. ALTA MIC CIT &c; ~ N
Leave New York. loot Lbcr,y.,t. ut o. o.lo' liza" = ~
$50. l.. . y. IN.
, 1881-02-21
u hoy Who're Ono Ktdp la Growing
Faster tlsull tho OtAcr.

.AkrJn tUb IttHeOH.
IN our report or tho tHetlleMl meeting held In
this city week MXn brief mention w.,9 male
u! Whut might properly he called Il hulIlk,i uIy-
nolncnon, or as lIr. l'ixioy. Ut Pennsylvania,
!crtled IT. y "tHlrtnns freak Ut nnturr." i ci,ti
~ ychrs Hlt'. ur healthy purants and sound urx-
aazatinn ~ every Respect, hull frnM birth lip
~ lnla tst!io showtai MI ttsIllNl development lii
II! tM1 a!dea truni helll 10 tlint.
Win y WOW nf piMrtlnK tho ehse to snu,e
medical {MttHlA!. tho Doctor brought tho boy to
ina rlfy lhlritny ~ hAvH him photographed III
Mtl W u KiSo thu othDr nluts,,Drs 0f tho nrofs.
sion M opportunity IN Tbnkb u eurrfu1 eA,t,pIn-
atlon ~ tho lny Anl uxagt measurements ~ the
two sulcS. Ar result 0f tho com riltspn uf m
two sllcs It was Iu,,,ld that Tho lerl nra, IL Il
,!!HnG* lo'lxrr tlAn ,sie right; lcft eR nuary III
!ilel l.t!'ger thn the right; tho circumference Ut
tue left fhtKh ~ tluhea Hreaser liI,a tttt Of tho
right, and tic luft hu!f Ut tho chr4l III luvhes
KrrAtpr tt1An tho right. Thc IttIs FELLOW his H.
WtyHrHloyeu lla best Ut hsAIttt, Is bright u1lu
lItH'lYnt, llitl hns ttItlAtly xutA cunlIq III tho
lwu s!,ics With y siuMLl tnuJorl,y 0r siru4th Il,
The larger !lMl's. Mutlletll lttcr.t.lru rev1ala
,nhhlilI y III tho musL Important rurtJ:-
st!rs, tas'!,Hh several iases snusewhut slu,lur
tHc ctlt+c was nppnsurnl, bu.ng duo pIthor IL
u'aeAsr r injury Ut Tho pursun trAl tho pArcHts;
Wills ~ thla tAuru seems tu bt slu satisfactory
ehplafsAtioit or tue RroIAnly. For suct Il uuttcc-
Abla effect there egrtalnly must bo ual ae, ind
upon thla lutHt thur0 " ponly Ut ground for lid
pRtholo4isk 10 thsoFlxe. -"
, 1881-02-21
HUMAN CHARITY,


Lecturs by Arcflt,lHl,op recian.
ST, Jos,n's no.uau uatAolic Church, cornur q,
ta'rk l. anu E'gnteenta streets. was Inst evening
gathered to listen to y lecture by tho Very lsev.
linran. .lo p,, sn,a,, r' pu'os't ~ u.'o o'
sllo Of the c''atcc!- rlll ws Occupied by tho fol-
Duuuc, t;rognu, CuIroyIn. GaIiivbor ucnnir.
silmt, nvrn ~ 1s: 1..a uSI' ,;,t' 1tsu a,
tnt, 1,r,,,nr s,,1,..',s n.,,;t % 4Lc.u'et' ~ .tos
nnd Emery II st. Jnhns, us,d llrotho,s froIn st.
Hfnsots ishEortn sehuoi.
htlaf6 .,,, Werg tho Usual yesnor scrrces aftcr
teentt chapter "f deuteronomy. .The tcxt rc-
ihteti 70 tlo chArtty which tiad had commanded,
o @ Ma a sss wss to sSo ~ eses ,e so4
from the sIay9ry q sin. Whun liz ensno rle 10.
g!nss ,tta that l!is w wis nst d Iosfyy Iat
sa . liz sSs ~ ots s9f sor nerSor %s s Is
Mte"sGtscs Ino eatl0r rvcAle'l tho beauties
W this rol!Elon; "Fhou shalt love tho
aMfa a',r tthy God with inii thy heart:
" " tnysst hrts WIZ @ a Tx her WAS te t'esrno
y IHs.ss, IT, lmo ArcGt,lsho tholi plcttiro II
ea!!Titiss AND the auGrlccs hc ulc.-thnt
Wnr.!s: Tn break hrcal witt. those IN want was
CAAIEty. ~ tnose VINO were 1etter uN III this
worlds goods 1t was tho duty to take caro- Ut
IL seotncsi strange that thoro should Ge OK
franles t't riches aHd poverty IN this worl,-thAt
ia:y1 SiyrywSs9 shors w9rS y%rlons grades 6 ccs
" %a G k"E sass ana a0 aysry ss q
where. THO bounty aild goodness Of God wis
als9 5 eH;ery"hero, s;, Poverty wns not real evil
there was II rowura Gor virtue and p.,i,lsh-
1:snt >for Vice. isIrhcs and Tho gu.,tis
" this world were given to lneH III
tfuat TO sc 5he1'. not - aouso thotn. IL the
, 1881-02-21

Tho mhndnmus caAe OF Holm HpnInst Justice
Wntsh cn'ne tIp Mgnln SATURDAY before judge
Gnry, but tho Judge suid he was too tl,sy to Ut
te1'd TO 1t, and 1t wont over to this ,nofnug
Judge jameson Saturday dismissed tho cNso
OF tho ChlcnHo Newspaper Union va. I'ut wolk for
w1nt Of cl,!ty. This was q blll to restrain tho
collection of II tax Of St.'Nl on the ground tbut
tho complainant hull returned Its property Mt It's
full yalne Instead of ouo- third its cash yatuo.
rs Il should hly0 dime accurd!ng TO tbo
nssesscd per.s,nal property 1T thut rntG, and Dy.
mistake negloctsa to reduce II In this cusr
thinking IL hAtl been sloun by tho complainant
Tho lattcr. however, failed to ahnw It hid taken
due Earo to eco what tho assessment was When
4 reduction wonld hAtt bee, nHllu buFnro tho
Enunty HoHrl 1t Equalization, aud tho bill was
, 1881-02-21
WISCONSIN NATIONAL GUARD,

oPFe4a' VaPa{eH u lH6 EhltNF0 irlbI.,l,
MADISON, Wis, Fob. l0-lls Exeullepoy Gov.
Willium II. Smith tu-dny lss.led tho following
nt1ier Tor tho organization If tho Second Uus-
talton Of tho Wisconsin, NatIotul ;Buurd;
Tho seconl battalion Wisconsin, National
0"ar'l IL horcby formed, nud tho following co,,,-
pantcs AsstgRed thereto-yiz.: Nly City LIxht
Guard. Oshkush Guards, Evergreen Elty iiuutsis.
DsnkGsh N!itcs, Fond ttu l.au uunr1!s. tiiDrinl
!ouk; nf oshknBt,. y nppoln.e,t l.loutunatit-
kennealiy, of Fnntl ,lu IAu. Q.arts.tnastos; a,lI
F.J Wilktc. of Dshk.'sh, s5lirYuun Ur this batini-
iotl, and tley Will bo aouyct anu respected Mc.
cOftilnKnly. Tho commanding officers Ut lilo
gtItn&'4ltlcs nb'so nhIled Will i,ninuiIatuiy W,-
port by letter to L!eut.-Col. flouvls tur orders
hnl Instructions. -.
, 1881-02-21
THE COURTS.
important Decision on the Law of
: Exemptions.
New Suits, Judgments, Confess
sions, Divorces, Etc.

TIE 1tAW OF EXEMPTIONS.
An elaborate opinion, Involving IN Interesting
Question ns TO tho exemption of the porsnnnl
property OF Il Judgment debtor ut,lcr execution,
was .|clvorel Saturday morntrk ly Judge
Anthony In thucase Of Ludwig steiu. for tho nse
of l'Mvt1 Lyman. Nyanst Chnrles Kernns Sheriff.
lh's was M Nction OF tresruss by Stoltl ngalnst
tho sherT to recover under tho statutD datn.
ages for selllnBrccrtan guot!s claimed to bo ox-
efnpt frutn sAzuro and sale under execution.
stein wis tho prnpresur Of tho "roElar s.ure'
ut NO. u Clark atreet. ard. In tho latter part OF
ls's. becoming financially embarrassed, gnve
Judgment nottR for different amounts to thrse
cretlltors OH which Judgment BY confession WIS
entered up. nnp Inn the 10th OF Noveintor, lAsB,
tho shcrln levssq1 on stcuH Rtock Of gools ind
LOOK p0sscsstoD,,, Tho store WAS kept open a8
usual for thfeo dnys, md sales were
Mnde, hut ,t4o exnerimont wins not
tlfls opcn onough WIS tuIsen In 10 pny or tho
s@is5ss; @ g.. aa 'a; StSn Oh elso rcw out s or which
~srs Il nt sae @ 81 sto q ha a oEs was an 1os xo Sk
whEon wurth *k1, which tho Hhcr!W ,ll,I not levy
o1. DestS ,Knurnnt nf thcIr existence. Subse.
tleu, he stlrnlantcd tlioy hu rfvun 10, which
given ,hem y NJ wite tbrss 'ays n !tcr i tho Ivy
ly her. Fanr days after tho Icyy Stein ipaso Il
general asslgnp0nt for tho benefit OF his cred
."1s ,lo. y 4 oS HI Arsa bnt nots as over done
10 lIc 'at 1T MI his pcrso.ai property, wn.ch ho
anye t INC shcnfF, AMI thcn dctnanae!l that tcr-
hitn, us stxcnrtusitlcr thn STATUTE In addition to
IT,. for thn heati Of, i fA.nily. Nttachcd
appruisen,c,lt 6f tho articles enumerated on tic
,',s BUCK Hf The papcr stens c!aiM for exemption
sod r ns ~ to , Of Ths eceSor o s1sSk !s
ma no three executions wcrD satisfied in full.
, 1881-02-21
SMALLPOX,

Drs MONIES, H., Feb 90.-Cases Of smallpox
1onr Dayton. Wuostcr County, wcro reported
ycatorduy morning tu tho StAte lIonrd Of Health
Thore are M, furthoCt developments oe tho
atsoasc In this city. !,
anttta1 DtpattA to Tbs Chicago Tribune,
MONMOUTH. ILL.,, Feb. lu.-sInuulo,,tu nas been
considerably oxctud oyur frequent reports aud
ri!tnDrs 0f cuses uf smallpox within tho c!ty.
but II lnAy bv auth0rltAtLroly Btate,i thAt thoro
here, but several cases ot oalckuI,. p0x. iinw-
over tho t!lsensU hls broADn out severely Mt
alrc4dy. "'"'"s
, 1881-02-21

Srfetaf Mspdseh 10 TIE Chicago 1rtbunt.
vt. PArIs Mimi, Fob. 14.-'rho spectre of tho
dishonored bonus Ut tho Stnte OF Minnrsotn, H.
Bued III 1SsB IN lu pf ceriaIn railroads, loU,ned
up Gcfore the Legislature uKnln to.4lay, Tho
'epudiationists on the Juicinry Committee
sought 10 counteract tho effect OF the offering Of
substitute bill to tnkc tho plnce ar tho ono
agreed upun by tho Committee Of Twenty aud
stu0thoFcd in Committee, aul alGreA still IN.
other substitute al report Hf tho Cotnt1ittpc
1t Is entitled IA bill to provide for tho comprt,-
ihlse aud settlement Ut certAn disputed clMln,s
against tho stato, and to apply tho proccets nf
the Internal improved lands Of tho state tn tull
l"s'sfaetlon thereof" 1t provides ,hat ut la1,ly
dunatctt ia tho State OF Minnesota for
tnternaa improvements. know, as tho
su'oo ncrra OF inter,'nl Improvement lands,
ahIll be sold aud llsposeh Of III tho manner pro-
vlaed by Inv. aud MI the proceeds derived
therefrnn sllnll 10 appiiol to taking up and rat.
MylnK tho scrip tu iIe Issued unur Tho prov sIons
VI tals uct. Second. tho ow1Icrs md hulte,s OF
she ko-ca!!ed
MINNESOTA STATE lAt1.,.oAD npsIs
uay surrender tho hntnH, With all tho cou1,ons
attached, to tho Secrctnry OF State Ut uny time,
and tho Secretary nr stnte shall. OIL rettIrst, at
my tln.e after tho submission Ut this act 10 and
1t. approval by tho peuplr, Issue io the resncct-
III owners ot such bo,ltls kcrtp that ha IL en-.
Titled ~ receyu irotn thu proceeds DERIVED from,
lhu princnul BnIn Of s.irt, 6onJ "p"s y" sur. ~
sSuessd, ,,S.!, %!'h Interest at por cent from tho
hen.a,IrullIy, and Tint principal un,l tnturcst MI
Are payable Dtl1y uut u the ps,cre,iA ut Hui in.
Mrt.al stnHroye!nt.nt lantls, which shall ho co..
teaIy Hertvsd. us well US such us shutl hereafter
" derived: frn such lands and sni'l scrip Ehall
ss Ssrs"S n Sas # f. Sf Eli = sSSt
si'ses That thu Executive shall appoint
COMMISSION or THREE,
, 1881-02-21
VOICE OF THE PEOPLE.


1b The ENiiur Of Tie Ehteupo Tribune.
C1lIcAGo, Feb. lh.-We SEQ In this mornings
paper III article dated Atrurn, H., and tlendod
"The Murlcrcrs OF Atlen," nnl giving tho ,,atnes
OF the five young mon who Rru nbont to no trle,
ut doncvn ~ tho nurslcrers. IL i'le statements
contained In tho ,trtIcie hnd mt bGcn fully pub
llshc In tho ,lfcrcut pHpers willis tho case VIVA
pending In Dc Knlb County tho writer's pllrtIose
might bc construed rs ati intention to give tho
current news or tho tluy, bt ttntinr tho clrcnm-
prcjlt1Ice tho p,blIc mini n9nlnst tllesc young
men at limo when their talEn Is nt,ullt to ho
Jailed for trtnl. We believe these yeunE ,nAn to
bU entirely Innocent Ut tho cl,ur9es ulnttu ag,ltst
tlnm and ttNt ws wilt be nbla Il, prove this fnet
10 tho entire satisfaction bf nny tmpartNl jury;
md VIZ, terefnr, Itsk thnt thotr tse shall mt
l'p tried W tic people I'LL the evidence shall be
before them, when we hnve 10 fonrnt tho re-
suit. 10 ELAiB & SSEEI,
Counsel for uDfcI1dnnts.
, 1881-02-21

Special Dftpoteh to 1nt thteupo Tfttuns.
LASs!Sa. Mich, Fob. W.-Scter,tl parties. In.
ciualnx thIca1o t!rul. uro ilKurssx very Timely
kftet tho joo nf rccouspllinY ind printing the
lASs, aud 1hora !s considerable bau lecllux be.
xlnn!Ig to nppear OIL the surface, Sir. Ayrts, Vi
tho Detroit llrm Of iAohuont. Hackus & Co.,
, 1881-02-21

~ . -, 1VIHl1E FFff E'Tf41,
hAvo blu -" bU1hn ninl, rs ho stool
III tho door OF An ultieo fr4auI gtruet yrstur.
,,iay, ,l, nnd looked over bis t'!s-"I have lltIio
Leave Y with me and III collect 1t It I have
tttptud th0 lawyer.
.:f,e:-hery It is-bll for So It ha bill
"Ayaihst moi Alt tlant utcrS tho case. yo,
6r!" ''
, 1881-02-21

THO Jury III tho C.,so 1T George Guy vs.. c. r. A.
't'urlchs, Il bill to set aside Il Judgment on tho
Krutlnl tho Judgment nutn ild beeu feuul.leptly
altered utter signing, were unable to agree
after l,eing out all hight and were discharged
SATURDAY tkln by Judge Gardner. 1t Is said tilp
fcHlnnt. e 4
, 1881-02-21

suPEntna Counr-CuSyEss1oSs-0 W,
W'AalhupY Va. Jacob J. Auohlelsun, $lON
JunoB SAtrH-H. J.. q, Mueller, uvo, ctc, ys.
Churles a. Street: verdict, fl00. anl motion for
nuw tF.at.-A7Ats a. Weln0erk Ut vi. W. Louis
u9l!he1y;' FOrlltt, StBa5t. anu mutton for new
, 1881-02-21
EARLY CHICAGO.

| II
| ''"5'
| EARLY CHIcAco
Tho First Trial md r.cc.,,o,
| tler I'm f,1,1cnnn 'ot Huss
| III fhr Edvor NJ m. rsI.sss
rr,v yt,",, 1,as, ~ 1",sa'o s.s iHbtnt
NE" auNSt fen. le'-ln tho month Of AMT,
1910, ns re1tcmber,-I narrntu euttr,,r.p0 "p0a
tne1nyrv.-tbe Inhabitants ~ rn,,aS ans'!elS 1nu
silera,iv moved ny the discovery os were .s s
podt or woman, evidently murdered, In n,
woo,,a on tho North uruneh, a few mia. ;" - w
tho city. 1t proved 10 be thn, Of ,a ",,. itsa
'nMa halhcu Iaompsoi, discharged soldserol
no. o,. very sood repatataon. who tised In thu
nefshborhnoa. ~. suspieion was liked Tn n,.s
ot]-chonnnu oIsn II, tbnt wa "osSlnR
,sos arrcan, mi IGimoI ~ t"n"fhood aan @ s'ou.
by rough boar- tencc 30 hlrh a h, In '"v,aa s"naa
uu,y ins,,rmo,,ntal,Ia hv th,,, " sappes'
It stool On the orthwest Il ae ,rnar .u1nea y, '6es.
House aquar1. On the northeast corner ot n.
saunro was llttlo brick building Of n,o,, ,S
ns ~ rn,,O,,. ~ r,a,,., ne 'ees ~eh waa ust
"s tno Couu'y C!etR's oilcc. On tho southeast
corhor was little, rop.ltsirc.looklng houx
thn sn,,nrc ,yn. a i,hortv.,,,, o u''uale e
hv r.a s,t,,,n,... '.,'. po'o "h'en was erected
49, ~ ~ "n,.noe' .,.,n "no III 1noso dnys was rnaI
works, including tho tiunting bridges ami N.
tirst wutor.,vorts Tbn ,,r,nI,,s. an' sae
VIVA n honutiS,1 r,~on" th'".H !'osf W VI Inc squat
nenrly all south Of tho square was a green a]so
for 1t wns but little built upon, Tho INV st,nct'
ures mentioned, especially tue ja,I IL M sifuI., II.
crAble arehitcoturnl BEAUTY. ard ' watcS y, s9asa
afterwards Icngtheued M,d Used M n ror.,. w.
House, stiil stoUd rs Into as 1HsV II il unrs ~
10 lAtsentea that tho Public square, ne II VA ~
stono WIS Inflicted npJ % uIy " 'ny areeIrnca aay; n.
trial " tho May term OF tho Circuit Court Of oi
being then tho uniy Court iu thicn~n' cni,t Mat
,sns hold IN tho City Jaloo,,, fnos AMI iIa. ~.
tore hull n tho tl'trd anA upper oor w n is ,ss
Luke nnd Ctnrk streets. Alot,zO Finntnotn"
wits Htnte's Attorney, and Gen, james 'r1,rsnst ~
Of Lockport, u Courtiy old Kontlcnap. ma
tho Court tp defend tho nccllscd. i ihs
HMttl. IL young lawyer who was nnu or tha s Ins
stitut,ons Ut Cheaso ut that time, belnr noie3 te
habits, NJ well as lack uf business, yolunter,@S
for tho defense aleu. stono WIS foSn, ruii1
.3nty 9nG was sentenced TO bo hung On tho Lid 4
k9'd'y ana harasss is!st VI. s sSs'i III" ~ ~
ur perhaps littlB further sou Id t,1nn fhnt m
Unrest and onty ,,oiso In sIEnt utter ieayiat
II. Clurk, which w,is ut ubOtIt Eighteenth slTrt
mld Michigatr avenue. X cnnseruhia uumie, h,
vi citzpl,s wcru summoned hy tlte SheritY n nm
pear on thu PUBLIC Squire atl tho slay oi eIess.
tio,,. "armcd aIsti equipped lis liz INV lIrectsr
IL net Us Il gll,lrtl n,id to preserve the neaca
Those, whoil nssenll,Icd, were pured unarr IL
connand of Capt DMvid Ilunter, thon retired
venerable and f,Utlttrrd Mlf.f;Tns iinnirr ~
liubclin.i fMme. Ordinarily tho motley ra,bel.
Rravity vi tho occasion roprosse.i any such ia.
cllnnttpn.
, 1881-02-21

II4TVfFs Ml1H3lNf JUF MHrtl.
In tho haFuna, Il Turk IL treo from all tuter.
rupt!uns. because HI servant win yrnturu 10
Gull blu, Oh the request ot visitor, huwrrcr Hl.
FORTUNATE. Durinx tito late wur with Kussla.
tho observance Of hi. rule lost to Turkey u but
sl0. al array. and peshups y provlure. In jan.
uRFy, lsJS, The Russian asuos were yYartalue
, 1881-02-21

When Hunt, tho las Auyulus murderer wus
caught Shurt time ago U mob Guthsrsl vi tho
eity pEFun. An1 rrlrs Ut i" Lynch thu serounllrul"
called ~ iaadtug. citizens 10 h!a ail. Seypral
oeatoft hatAnKueA the multitude, but II was lIu.
PlnGAtls. abe FOiteka susRed 9Ralnai tho priion.
, 1881-02-21

UNITED STATES COURTS.
Tho united Nickel Conpany filed bills gatur-
day against Hurry G. Goodrich md a. II. An
drows s. 70. to rustrALn thosn from using lts
nntohtod improvements fu the cIectro-deiosi.