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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-12-10

THE tribune that Secretary Folger had ordered the
Assistant Treasurer at New-York to accept eacn
week beginning with next "Wednesday, @o,Voo'VVo
of the bonds embraced in the 1O6th call, ana pay
uary 90 As this offer includes the numbers "a
500 600 600 additional bonds that may be pald WITH
ont rebate of interest, IT is expected that ioi d"
least the first two weeks bonds to the amount
named will NE presepted If such shall prove TO be
the case there is little doubt that it will prevent
any serious strinrency IN money during the re-
mainder of the month. The whole matter however,
depends upon where and who are the holders OF the
bonds included in the call. The following Is the
Assistant Treasurers notice issued under the htruc
ton received from the Department at Washington
In conformity with instructions Of the IN t
ceive offers ON Wednesday next, l4th instant anu S on
each succeeding Wednesday until further nOtlce ou
redemption United states bonds continued ooa oo6
embraced in the l06th call to the am9a OF 70 me mat
rity of tie caIl-January 90, 1882. b.. nan
IN the eyg n Di an excess Of IS rata
disrihntion Will be made; othefWlsc tne li,.tta
will be continued from day TO day until the requisite
TIE bonds will be paid for subject to the examination
of the Department and all sellers viii he required ~ e
cash. th- amount of the January 1892, interest
After midday the stock market became extremely
dull and there a small reaction IN prices ana
later sharp decline that leaves the whole market
there were circulated several disturbing rumors A
savings bank in Philadelphia was reported as
failed and that being contradIcted the failure was
asserted TO be in New-York. For neither report
is there any confirmation. The settlement OF the
railroad war was reported as being poStponed-a
rumor that unquestionably has that rare qualty'
truth-yet yesterdays report came directly rom
the Central and Hudson River Railroad Office
Finally a quarrel in the direction OF the
Wabash Railroad and the resignation OF
prominent director were reported, and added
zeal to the final sales at the lowest prices The true
difficulty however, is the same that for some time
has checked every advance-the limited character
of the market This morning the traders were all
bulls; this evening most of them are bears"
having lost on their morning purchases The mar
ket closed weak. Mt the lowest figures.
Government bonds were dull but firm, and the
final bids for the continued 5s and the Is were adj
vanced Il per cent Annexed are the closing quota
tons:
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ments 5000 head market active and prices &c higher Com;
mon Good Mixed s. 600$6 10; Light So 1896; Heavy
Packing ard shipping IS 2O9$640 Phiadephla and Lard
Hogs. $G 45dS6 6S Skips and Culls, $685. 20.
CArTLR-eccipts 1900 head; shpment 500 head; gem
era market fairy active Fat Cattle loo stronger Christmas
Beeves, 81 2JdT7 49, Exports SO 20dS Good 10 Choice
shipping So 40dS6; Poor 70 Fair 1885, Mixed butchers
frm Poor 10 Medium. SASS Good TO Choice. s. 20nSi
lives 81 $685. sockers and Feeders steady with fair de-
mand NJ AZ iOdst.
SHgEP-Receipts 1000 head market firm on little
stronger Inferior Fair S2G$ 30 Medium to Good SO eva
81; Choice. ~ sOGt5.
IT. LOUIS, Dec. 9.CArrLE - Receipts coo head; ship
mcns 800 head good demand for all grades but sales light
account OF small supply Export steers would bring So 10
dS6 shipping. 1903 10; Fair $685. G5
Choice Heifer 50 1888 rs; do
ans 75aF3 49, Heavy 46SI 25; steers
a 25G5 20; Feeding steers, 81 6OG$i,
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TOTAL RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE.
Per North Rirer, Vessels and R1"Todas'
NIW-YoRK, Friday, Dec y. 1851
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.
NEw-YoRK. Friday, Dec. y

NEW YORK. Friday, Dec. y, ISL
ASHEs-Stil rather quiet Pots, Lcd Pearls ntGtc, -,
BEESWAX-Steady, ana sales In lots are fedly W"uo ~
22823C. Southern and Western. . ,,,
LES-steadY and la demand for the honlays. 81,
COAI-Anthricite has continued In demanl anu luil
figure quoted early deliveries are some"hat ScIrGe
FituminOus sparngly offered prices strong We quo,e
IIyerpoo House Camel SlI. Liverpool Gas 40
sS Newcastle Gazing. ~ 75aSi; scotch steam
~ rs Provincial SO 75aSl: Pennsylvana and WestmOre-
land cas- 81 IS West Virginia do. - 90 Cnmhe:ahn
Broadtop CleaTed $3.50 20 Anthracite sa17 oO ny
the cargo.
CHlCORY-U Unchanged.
COCOA-ModeraI ely active steadT. ooo -.
COTTON-Spot Cotton quiet Isc lower sales WV oa eee
1880 bales last evening" Including 40 bales for export QUO
bales for and 3I7 bales for speculation Dv'
erred ON contract bales Receipts at the ports toV
AZ 40 males against 45O5 bales THIS day ast week, and
5G5C bales last year the 23 Sc bales against
g4G bales last week al lO bales last year since
September 2iS309l bales, against 27J9Vo6 Oaeo Sae
time last year A.
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financial.
100000 FIRST M 9, e, !!I.!

AND WINNIPEG RAILOAD OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
will received after Monday the 18th instant al
office No SO Broadway for any part OF the above
toned bonds.
The bonds dated May lst 1881 have thirty years to
carry interest the OF cent annum
able nualy upon the first days Of MAY aud Noven
beT In NewYOrk and both principal and interest are pay
able in United states gold con of the present standard OF
value and neness They issued at the rate OF $4,000
per mile TO provide means for the construction and equip
OF the companys railroad aud secured by rst
mortgage conveying the Central Trust Company OF New
York trustee for the hondhOders the franchises and entire
railroad and property Of the company including very valu-
able land grant OF &, 100 acres per mile.
The bonds offered at 2 cent premium and accrued
interest 1925 for each bond subscribed for and accrued
interest thereon Of which will entitle sub
scTber 10 first mortgage bond for $1,000 and also 10
amount OF the second mortgage income bonds Of the
pany issued at the rate Of ony 5000 mile and secured
the franchises railroad property equa 40
cenfum of the yalue
bond, and in Ike proportion Tor lafgeF amounts.
Subscribers pay for and receive their
time subscriptions their option may pay 10 per
OF the the time substitution 10 per cent
monthly thereafter. until the whole shall be paid.
N BPHmphlets giving full information sent
BOODY, MCCLELLAN & co.
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RANDALL H. FO0TE,

ESTABLISHED 1860,
BANKER AND BROKER, 20 BROADWAY, NOw-Yors
WANTS
Boston, Hartford and Erie Railroad Stock.
Confederate state Bonds Us, IS and So with coupons matur.
ing after January, 1850.
Cincinnati. Wabash and Michigan Railroad stock.
City o Quincy tllL) per cent Bonds.
Erie Railway MONA ssented stock
Ninth Avenue Horse Railroad stock.
Lake Superior and Mississippi Railroad Frsts.
Mexican Bonds (COTies Issue)
Mexican Bonds (W0JdhOuso Issuel.
New-Jersey southern Railroad Securities.
SandnsAy, Mansfield and Newark Railroad Stock.
Vermont Valley Il. r. Old Firsts and SecOds
FOR SALE.
Lugo Dynamo Electric Company's Stock.
Pneumatic Tramway Engine Co.'s stock
Rolling stock Co stock, Ohlce and WORKS
bridgeport Conn This stock TO investors Ia per cent
SolinOd Telephone C0mpanys stock
Mssouri War Claims (Supplesl.
International Ocean Telegraph Stock
New. ersey aud New-Iork Railroad stock.
Ulster and Delaware Railroad Incomes.
Wheeler X Wilson's Manufacturing CompanY'S stock
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EUROPEAN FINANCIAL MARKETS.

LONDON 012:3o p m.Consols, o9sIs for money and
9g3e for the account bonds four cens l2li do
four and hall per cents ll7 do hyes extended TO three
and half per 1O52 Atlantic and Great Western first
mortgage trustees certificates 53 do. second 1914 Ee
AZ a. New. YORK Central I43; Illinois Central 49, Ia Penn.
sylyana Central 65G Reading, sos; NeW-IOrk Ontario
and Wesern 32ia -.
IoSDos, Doc 100 p m-Consols Ogeg for money and
ega account Illinois Central 1875 W'fOrk, ontario
and Western. 32ih ..
LONDON Dec. 5000 p m Fhe amount OF DunOn with
drawn from the Bank oil England to-day Tor shipment 10
tmericais 2lUO.0OO
Ioxn0y Doc $3.50 m.-Pans adUoes quote three per
cent rentes SO francs 81 Continues for tho acooaiL
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CLOSING PRICES OF BOSTON STOCKS.
BOSTON, Friday, Dec. 8. 1881.
Yastar1ay ro-c,

FRIDAY, Dec. 9-P. N.
Business at the Stock Exchange to-day was
opened without excitement, but the markets were
firm. Until after noon there was quiet and SEEM
ingly healthy general advance in the prices for
shares. The moving impulse to better prices was
general belief in yesterdays report that settlement
Of the railway was imminent, and the more I'M
portant announcement from Washington, printed in
therefor face and interest to date of maturtyJan-
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OFFICE OF TIKI RICHMOND AND WEST POINT TERMINAL I
HALFWAY AND WAREHOUSE CO.. 145 BROADWAY, :
Room Z NEW.YOgK, December g. 1881. }

VNHE BOARD OF DIRECTORS OF the RlCH.
4 MOND AND WEST POINT TERMINAL RAILWAY
AND WAREHOUSE COMPANY offer the privilege" to
It's aaroders record December ~ 1884, OF subscribing
10 an extent exceeding half OF their Stock TO the six
Nor Cent Aocumuative Bonds Of the Virginia Mid
land Railway Company seventy cents (0c the dollar
with bonus OF fifty per Of the subscription In the com
mon stock of the company.
The subscription paid ut tho Office OF the company l4o
broadway Room T. New York City in two equal nstameuts,
,h frat on or before December l 1884, second when
called upon delivery the bonds and stock now in
the hands OF the engraver.
The books company viii be closed at the Union Trust
COMPANY OF HewYork, Transfer Agent, at December
10 and reopened on the morning of December 10.
WILLIAM r. TRIGG,
General Agent
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Office of the Union Pacific Railway Co,

Office OF the Union racine halfway CO,,
OREGON SHORT LINE RAILWAY SUBSCRIPTION.
The third nstament Of ten cent subscriptions for
the the oregon Short Line Railway will be duo
and navae on the 10th day December 1851 subscrip
lions registered SewYofk viii be payable at the Office OF
The Union Pacific Railway No 1917 Broadway, and checks
should be made payable 10 James NJ Ham and those regis
tered in win be payable at the office OF the Union "a
Cfc Railway Boston and checks should BE- made payable
to Henry Mcfarland Subscribers will present their cern.
Gates when making payments Tor The proper ndoIsepent on
the same SlDNLl plLLOS'
Nov. %, 1881.
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| By order Of the Board OF Directors ,,,,,

T'HE COLORADO CENTRAL RAILROAD
CoMPANN-'The IL gular annual meeting OF the stock.
holders OF the Colorado Central railroad Company for the
of for the year ANA
for the transaction OF ali such other business a. may Lawfully
held In Golden In the state OF Colorado,
ON saturday day of December ISL at al O'Clock
M The books transfer OF stock of the conn any van
1881, and will be again opened jan
uary 3, 1882 -. SIDNEY DlLLON' Tie9ueh"
Golden, col. Dec 3 1881.
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-frnanridl.

A IL who are interested in railroad business
~ and ,nilol % tItstcs should got THE TRIBUNE AL
MANACOr I''L n)Statli ptto - c3Lsi ~ u W.
bankers and CAPITALISTS will want TO
ID get the Tribune Almanac nr 1881 u giysi the dgures
UnedSttes l,yeluo Ial srpclltIr3 staoe 1870 Price,
2JooutsJy asa
GAS STOCKS and City R.R. Stocks and Bonds
~ bought anis.L r HEWITT, u Ekchange.place.
GWYNNE Il DAY,
STnAYsAcr A GESNPHRlL BANKiyG AND BROKER
AGE BUSINESS ~ RAILWAY SHARES, BONDS, &c.
GAS STOCKS, CITY BONDS RAILROAD
NJ stocks Brooklyn and New.forS *, securities ,ppa
10 coar, st. nrooSlyn 3lPne:st. New. YORK
NOTICE.
many who are unwilling surrender tho guarantee OF the
Manhattan hallway Company. are opposed 70 the proposed
IAN Coranv are requested communicate With the under
signed stating the number OF their shares, .,
Nov.york. Nov 26 1881 5. ii. KNEELAND, 81 Wan.st
OWNERS of the Income Bonds of the
" Rochester and rlttsburg T. r. Co. ., ~.
arc requested cell at the Companys Office ii PineSt
NewYorS. send their address TO FRED a. BROWN
Treasurer
OFFICE or GEoaaE wIIIIt VILLA la BAL[9U 8 CO,
THE EIGHTH ASSESSMENT of 10 per
j ceat the purchases Of Mutual Union Telegraph
Company D9oas D sc ~ 1881 o" ''''
once 0" O' O''O'' 10 GE0RGE WILLIAM BALLoU & co.
THE NATIONAL MECHANICS BANGING Ass,S OF NEW.Y9Hk
THE annual election for nine directors of
j this bank will be held at the banklng house No; 80
Waist ON Monday the Vh Gay OF 'nnuy i hooks
viii he closed December 81 1851 to January TO- 1882
by order oil TIC Board D. IL. D. EDus" NasIicl.
,TnF AsuKERs OFFICE YORK, NEW HAVEN AND }
nAAi' '''' NEwYoRE Dec 8. 1891.
TVNHE transfer books of tins company Will be
closed IRON afternoon OF the 9th inst until the morn
my oil l5th psso!AIIn,, -, rtro,tors
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POST, MARTIN g. CO.,
"a PENE STREET.
TIE SILVER CREAM COMPANY,

LATE STUART. DUNDAs & COMPANY,
Purchase for export part OF the world Indian ner
produce description Orders must have
remittance attached 10 the extent Of 20 cent
estimated value balance drawn for under Of docu
ments.
The silver Cream Company receive commission and auc
sale in the Indian market merchandise and the prOGc
lions OF other countries.
The Company better position than any house
ship cigars Uf brands the Company having
their mandatory in Buruah Every cigar is guar.
from the very best material prOcurabe In
india Cigarettes being also OF the Companies special
ties.
Upon receipt Of two dollars American postage stamps
very selection Of samples will be dispatched, post
paid
pauys business they shipping very largely 10 Australia san
Francisco and the Cape Of Good Hope ma - -
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-12-10

The following shows the imports Of dry goods
at the port of New-York for the week ending this
date and since the beginning of the year, as com
pared with the corresponding periods of previous
years:
For the Week 1879. 1880 1881.
Entered at the port. $lOSf22O Sl,f0SO78 Sl2O7.l0S
Thrown on market" l649.l99 l,6il,i29 l,2oi,I62
Entered al the port s70S2T52 ll57og158 105420 GIG
Thrown markell. oOo3l,b54 lOslll.9lS lOfOOJ,3ll
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-12-10

TEEAsURERs OFFICE NEw-YoBK, NEw-HAyEN AND }
HARTFORD RAILROAD CO.. -, Z
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n
" Rochester and Iittsburg Il. II. Co. .
nrs re0uesed cH at the COmpHnys Office ii PineSt,
Ncw.York, send their address 10 FRED a BHoN y,
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OFFICE or GEo9GR WILLIAM BALLOU & Co, /
No IL WALL-sr NEW YORK, Dec ), 1881.
rT,HE EIGHTH ASSESSMENT of 10 per
j ceat on the purchases Of Mutual Union Telegraph
Companys bonds and stock is now cdod payable at our
n,gf,r IN.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-12-10

WE MAKE 4 SPECIALITY OF THESE VERY SAFE
SECURITIES AND BUY AND SELL SAME AT MAR
KET PRICE.
WE OFFER LIMITED AMOUNT OF DESIRABLE
CAR TRUST ISSUES ADDITIONALLY SECURED BY
THE DIRECT OBLIGATION OF THE RAILROAD
EQUIPMENT COMPANY.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-12-10

The following were the receipts and shipments at
md from Chicago and Milwaukee to-day:
$50 eltL
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-12-10

TIE GENERAL LIST.
, 1881-10-19

.s s'Slns * y e. t9's, :s fsr ali
during the ycur tIul!nv tt Aprst, s>:::. AtAs
81 whlen b., wHs Fa'sed ny ta1"''o" OIL 'a'a"t'on
wv wo,!id set II down Us Il principle that tho
nil communities When nlcc,In9 thoir. n.cers
suHtl.t kaluw ttl what ttnnt u$tcHt tAxntlnn Nny
l,r GurrI1t; GIltl Nv we h!a this nsspcntion ~.
kEtttslbln for thu nGspthn vi this ldt!. NJ MP
pletl u tlls city, VIZ ,lrt prepared tn dcfCn 1t III
every particular. f1ut,As notle ut hnr n!eMilcra.
wo hope, will ,tut,y pArsty ur responsibility to
FURNISH THE MEANS FuK f:AKllyiSt5 ON
tho business NJ tho c,ty, atld ns sneh mcans cnr
unity lns ra!av by levy bast's IN II lalrly vNitna
and clua!ixcd asacssn.oMt. We nprrnll to their
s ., r :'1s Ill., fSf's it, y e 10 @ Ssis, r's ~ a
$ss',tf.ckl for real and $.s.Iul.xs fur I'crhonnt
nrDpcrty Is evGn lntr approximation! tn a'lt-
when W. eoitsldur that evury department Of
III nu,,tis--tirlt ihU Pnlsro Ijepnrln,e,t. lu. to
ln.trol iurc0 nf iia t,el .ll.i,'itix tho uctiiul
inrCt, by the two purIDas NJ nIHht alll tny. thAt
thu ltGaith department has III lllclns Ut relnv-
Ing my hut thoso exceptional elsea nf tith
au wlon W. e.,r,sisirr ,,g,,!t, thut lhu Ue1,uri.
Mtnt Ht WnTfs has ~ tsl' It's Inst ,nnn nsl'l tnu
ttAl dollar u keep ny li.u .treut service ~ cv,'i1
sty' s e, auy, we G W. so sct i1 tat T @ as
wiihsiauiig III l4csa n,u "tior disadvantages,
taer III sc"wss sets v @ as e lis. TX 'ea
| II fixed iuAii ht!sttant to cHabla lhuin to
tAy their cfnplsyts tho salaries Without tho r..
illieilun he!cssnry from their poverty lt lsth.
such considerations ahlllkl i!ut tIJtly awaken III
tn tho necessity Of. but enc,MraEo us In, Efforts
tudu ur our illtcrosts nrlI tbs rapid growth ut
uar city,. llrfEc*, tunnels, pnvcnlttlts nsltl
,olie lillM.s - 5. a' , ht !sw VI our rosss
! Tl1E Pnl.lcE .ASll HEALTH pEi:.trrMENrs.
II is III, View III ths tMtts jst related thut wo
unakc tho enspt'stiun sl.at ',nro''xta u,hl rtl.
, 1881-10-19
Annual Report Of the Executive
Committee to the
Members.
What Secretary Alnl,lcr Tried to
Effect ut tho State
Capital.
Some Interesting Facts Relative to
tho Bridge Nuisance and Intra.
mural Travel.
Attention Called to Other Ques-
tions Affecting the City's
Welfare.

Iii
Welfare.
-
III, cxccutiyc c,n,u1ttco IF the Cttizers As
s..,',,n IT,. s,,h,",,,mi ~ I'm mcurs uf lint
organization II yenEly report. OF which tho 1ol"
lowl,rg /. n summary: ........
~ Hn,,nis' n,,.nnritv
psrs o'' .no c''t't,.''". ~, -. .", t, t,s
and conil1c"cc III tue 'nsstat'o'' esE"eea uus
ina past 5ear al'. na". .,,,,, T.. n.
previous year. proceeds tn asntc tint, son hiter
t,,o Legislature met Lls, winter Il WIS perceived
,,'u, .he mr., s,,,,.rer,lv ntrcutr tho uopular
timt they n1a "pihte",.S neeIIu ,a.,n,, no ,hav
'uen lint tao less 'e9's'a',"a ',a :, au,
could nsconnls'' would ,,a,,us nn .nc hiSsr W.
tils fuason nothnx WIS nccohiptlahct! Tor TIC
oelet 9! tho snillts n'id stssra! "shof pro1cGtss
ysxrs Txas u q ho Fseu ~s I'D or M
unfortunately decided to he hncolst!titi;nhai ay
bMly M ts."y chanRs i.a views o.i rchenrlnH. Tho
lnssa.,Ec 1T laws WIS nDsac'i granting iHrlhor
III, to the 'ublle l.hrtry, authorizing tue !ealtn
Department tn Inspect tenGiftgft nHuttss Anu
nlsu iii net 10 rGKulnte the su 'It heutly weit{'-
ous. whtch II Is .lilhu!t to e,fuscu put which =
,l,ct needed. ~ bill to rein.tntt tho old ~.
TEN ol An,llaI assessments Uf rcAlty WIS passcu'
but WIN nut take efcGt I'LL nuxt year. -,
we opl,t'ssd ihs ts'ase u fhS t',t n' u ~ evt
very serntalr Nt!cct vuuc& ~ "nt eity. ena OLE
cnlnlnittce On Legislation IN 1itt ,'ecM y wsG
HUT ~ ~ ~ HtI tAS hF's' ".H - e ~ " " ..F,.,,,
procedure which hui hcu!l lhnE,,,.aie.ii MtteE
great dei.nefntnn a4 III IT, @ XII ,,cv. ",
much tlt.'e aiisl '..'H'r uSGs. tern VIE ss ,.st @
tH 10 preirG inr fchssEssnn]t M @ ] y. w ,n ttss ,o
ntnouht tt rtn csiat" ~ ny ets s ~. #, 'v s,,
W. rps. 49,, sS ""rf; " cr1,1,r Mr +, ,,tntr @ our
delegation sn iha ltnnsc nl ttissnta.M.ss ~, ,..s
thrleitra .i!d ,,e prst tes . so ~ he .w
cu1nsttnces-ueleffcat tho oPefHt1ou VI '"7 Ill"
Tor one yelr. .......-..,
THE MILITARY cUMaitrrEE
,,,,,..,d .b,,r ,rtt,.u,t ,ncrules Il, urocurIng
lie ,,assnEe vr taws tn cjp tho National N.larl.
r s,ip'y1tnss nf tIo rSu,iittcu ir u,lrrnte
t~ ~ t,,,, Iwti, III ito militia, iYyir Hy tie
t!m',tv ittnr,i mftrr submission to Il y1pulur
t'.. },n,.ni', b"r" nt with fnyur u,i il unt
t., sn.. ,ta n'h r,,asI - i,,,mitus >n.vcs,ft,ns
peG,. @ ti ;ifnr,. .',tir.s4 tb,,,ns.it,,4 ,I,.-
ir an,ina me- So .,lsn .,Ms ,;ns,t md sn:r.oil w.rc
,, ~. w, ~" ,,n WIZ" mxr..W. Hi. ,niIiturv mrt,ur-
~ ,I H., tg'it.ns A.sm,in,t,n hus hu3 lts Ml,-
y " .Au nj ,r.,v II IL ~ In, ~.
HIN ~, ,Ho .tv ,,r,.r Inns nat nllnw tu
EistieM tns ~. -: ~ 'n .' " i,r nv
.HGa I',,,. ,ts ~ % II, ~, l",". I,,iM
1os Ill., ,yu1,. r rim n" nt.iinn,u .u OF
, 1881-10-19
RATLROdD TIME

A llKIVAL AND DEPARTURE n,
~ TNAlNs = ExphASATnN nF Itxrturvf
MAnxs,-t saturday 9fcsntod. 'sundar osccutNs1l
Uhlrisx" ~ K"rthsvastern Railway.
For MapA. .1lme-Chttls Shopping tar AccnImo;.,,x.
and aep pot cur1,Ur Of u ells md klnkLa.a4. oVui&
, 1881-10-19
.AAfrallD1lltcal.

IL ths Eltfuf " The Chttap. Tribune.
CIttCAsut, Urt. It'll IL there tlut now, nnd
Inns tAtvu liut hGcn TOR kana sine lusi, III Hi,-
lsl,ul tuluIttlpn III tho elements eavelupsy lin
yurtaCu ut lhs glnsu; have .u't tho hurricanes
btrit nl.,ru frequent nINl 1ufGte 0f tnte lhAn
rvrr knuwtI brturo, antl IL ~. IL what dG yU.!
ntlrIbusu it-has itIa iAFtht!fnH nnytAtnY tI 1T,
win ~ "a thu,,Ed thlln4n bc visited tly Il hur-
fieAlte fttn what direction wtnil'l .ho win! lIu
nnsl likely 10 esl.lut ii tAec0 thu hIiIu likGl!-
huu4i Ut thu winls hlnwug aS ktHHtE!y ntt tho
iakn IL tlIU lul.sI, Nli. IT. lnt. why INT! ~ Why
III l,Aiunnlsts elert tha approach uG nveniiix vi
tuo llnu 10 tuAku their asrelssi'tls, Anl theryGy
tAko tAo ti,nsups br helnH SOM eA1 clipped III
4urkhrAa bEtuIu llesU9ilIl.lH; ~ 1t III ncCtut Ut
ihu tn.,re fn,orltsu rnnditlun Ut tlit night ~.
1lA,sphu,.,, us w1Ast ~ In II t!t.lnitly settled
Tint ntt Gttieia travel IN p&sHbllhhutl nrblfs ur
tlGb tunlH ut them trll1nIS: Aun, II ST., ~nAt
wulIill EreyHl,t lhvt,t runlly In e0Nnct vi tiu
tMrth? What. III your lutknlent. would " tho
effect III Il comet tttntli1 III ttlslHtt Win tho
tnrlhl Have StNt HnS kltA llAt the cnrth IL lFs
Any Why alectul 1y tho four coincts INV sat1
tn bG III siglht n7rhEAT.
III, Tho weather or tue ptexcnt ycur hts been
unusual, hni tut unprecedented. utt,l tho kMd
uf wtathur ,iats nut nppcisr IL hnt" beGrFcu III
uast ,orihnlJn sc.tsths. III US To wurrent lis III
surprising thAt tho perlheIlon passuEus OF thu
planrts bnvo anything to tio With 1t. Eli fur rs
we aru abIo tu subject the aatter u calculation
tho grua,eat puss!bls excess OF influence taat
, 1881-10-19

nHcF Hnt. hlmSb NA Nt|NR'' usHnc"H ~
Nuy, urrears II, he enthusiastically smnll. |
~ r., t, u,.u,a ri n h,,rrt,nnp Tim wlutf wntitD
y, y, ~ ., ~, f' ~ ~ . .,. .,,,,..o., ,ni
oc most nke'S |"'"l!e t'" t'o .' ".n"s. ..a.'
lchst likely III c0tHe from tho eRsteeh nl'httcr'
Thr set OF tho w{rls (rp land to wnt or ur frutn
vn,cr tn land :. rtrr,ntnc,i t,y rf,atlyo tonper.
.,,r, t,,n atr ,r"y,ns f,1, thc t.on.e,t T., tho
H'"re' tne "'t INV .a 5"m .u nt.., s,r
warncat; btl this IA not nccof,EItsncd WIN nn'-
ritnng vct,clllcs Our blH stUrA,s cnHlt from
tha yrstyn,-,: TINT H. tho Storm IA n whole,
,,.n,'s lean, ,vo.t r. cn.t. iut Inn WINS
.,.' es l..'" wv" ..., ~ ~.
t''0w MI hfta'h"t ING eentfo 'no
Htnriu, which is techn1cnlly Hriken ut as
.,lsr,,.,,,'1o,,, t,cou,rcr,t.t to thrn,v
~. eF'ssl'"e". ~, ~ 'oA'.. .'.. .... .n,,,.
llis oalltah 'lnesstoh ~ eo'ae utuEtic.u "et"
tlaiIt. tin wUll. llosslbly. be to TINT tho sosaf
heat cxpnt,tls tho paA tlo MITCH; MID there Ia
n,o,,,i, ~ nrrat,.,on IN In. nrny,irh uua,nst in
.,,a ,,s,t ,,Is,, n;r n,v,rr IN I'm ,,rrrcn.Inr
mo cmi n'Rht n,f. ow,ne 70 'ao 1ee,e"'Ms
density Ut otir atmosphere ns We leave tho
nm'" III. o,r rnrrcsno,,''ont ca,,s ".osc oret,"
~. .ur eo1.s4s.u. s....''.a y ma nn.h.
we hHawer NO o'aee"sse 10. ,,sums ~ 'M,.s
NJ so1no Ut theu nrc so acnf'y coshc1aeht WIN
tho 1,nrni,oltc curve, while they nrC In uuF
n,trhtu,rh,na. that. for might WI know tho orbit
y, ,..ti :, ,t,.', ~, -, ,nn ,,,,nt nan rls.t mr.
'sM n''n""h. ~ e'A, o"eu wv ~, .s 's..'.a ~,
EyAeHf, but once. lI1llcs9 It's path ne cnhnkcH ny
, 1881-10-19

ROBERT FRANZ ALBUM QE SONG.

,l md nsw. Approved. by tho Mnstae hlmseif. \
1DuE ii which DVury nfiA Ii u Etin GGrnlAn md Eli
Illth wurda hundred exquisite aoiiAA. q uoAr4xi