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Democratic Northwest. [volume] (Napoleon, Ohio) 1869-1894, 1881-01-27
The Story Of a Traveller.

lfdNelcES luCCt WIN iiAeAy
incidents as well as accidents.
They endure many hardships
as well as to share the fat OF the
Land. Once upon a time a
young man who was travelling
from the cradle to the grave,
who sought fame, fortune and
relies, the latter of which IN
cluded a wife. In passing
through the State of Ohio, he
accidently or otherwise heard
of the Little Dutchman In
Napoleon, Henry county. Be-
ing rather of an inquisltlve
turn of mind he began to n
quire into the history of this
individual, when his curiosity
soon became excited and lie
resolved to call upon this $ eli
same person, before he got very
much nearer to his grave. de
! thonpht that he would here find
much valuable matter which
I would assist him in filling up
bis. very interesting Diary, an d
sure enough he travelled not In
vain, his widest imaginatlons
were here completely over
whelmed, and he wondered that
he had not earlier heard OF or
discovered this wonderful Foun-
tain where the Balm of Life Is
annually dispensed to thous,
ands. Yes, where all the very
best and most, popular medl-
cines known in the entire
world are kept in their purest
states for the relief and cure OF
the afflictedand suffering, where
even the dying can be made to
feelthat they have reached the
haven of rest. He not only
found here all the necessary
and proper remedies for restor
ing the diseased and crippled
! condition of the physical body
. but he found large stock 0
the choicest food for the brain
..Ahatfwhich produces thegrowtl
Of the mind, viz: Books. Thes'
were well selected and calcu
lated for the young as well a
the old. And did the peopl'
but know that to cultivate
good healthy mind in the child
will do more to develop a gooc
healthy body than all the medi
cine in the world, they woul'
invest more literally in goo'
books for the children. AM
yet, nevertheless, this is q fac
which can and has been sue
eessfally demonstrated man.
times by the best scientists i
the world. This traveller wa
much pleased with these tw
stores in one large building bt
ing So successfully managed fc
The welfareand wellbeing OF th
human family, so much SO ths
he has concluded to make Nape
leon his future home, where b
can have free access to thi
Mammoth Store, and to receiv
bids tor matrimony, which ca
be addressed to Traveller, car
If the Northwest office, Napt
leon, Ohio.
Democratic Northwest. [volume] (Napoleon, Ohio) 1869-1894, 1881-01-27

No Mother should be without Castofia
for Children. The old formula of oldDr.
Pitcher. 1t assiinilates the food cures
Costiveness, Diarrhoea and wind Collie.
prevents raising Sour Curd, alwaysyfever-
ishness and destroys Worms, Castoria is
not narcotic. Tt gives health to the
child and rest to the mother. nW20-1y
Democratic Northwest. [volume] (Napoleon, Ohio) 1869-1894, 1881-01-27

Son. to his father, who has asked him
where he is in his class now. "Oh! Pa,
I've got much better place than had
last quarter" Indeed! Well, where are
yon?n I'm fourteenth" Fourteenth!
lazybonss! You were eight last term. Do
you call that better placer" eyes, sir.
It's nearer the stove"
Democratic Northwest. [volume] (Napoleon, Ohio) 1869-1894, 1881-01-27

i have no patience with man who
can't remember a thing no longer than
it's being told him, exclaimed Jones'
impatiently; now, | can carry thing
in my mind a month. if need Your a
lucky dog Jones, remarked Prendergast
quietly; it isn't every body that has SO
much room in his mind as you have, you
know
Democratic Northwest. [volume] (Napoleon, Ohio) 1869-1894, 1881-01-27

The Legislature of Nebraska is spoken
Of as ''the boy Legislature. Only eleven
members of the body are more than fifty
years old, and forty are less than thirty
five wears old.
Democratic Northwest. [volume] (Napoleon, Ohio) 1869-1894, 1881-01-27

A slight Misunderstanding: "Do you
ever rink, Miss Evangeline2" do lever
Whdt. Mr.. Smythe?" What do you
mean sir?" well skate if you pwefer
the eexpression!'
Democratic Northwest. [volume] (Napoleon, Ohio) 1869-1894, 1881-01-27


AhANcfEhS OF NEAL ESrAIh.-lne toi-
lowing is a list of the real estate transfers
recorded since our last issue:
W n sbosmatsr % sR Crafty an .eros in.
pI.ha.,s,,- ssoo
p sbse,s,d % T. s.aas "A arrs. an Hanolaon TN q 7oo
T H,u M 7 nora,d s..ros On R.r,,o,y y, s,o
ID N Bav 10 Rotz. lots 100 and IeI i'm III
g.. "a - - - ooo
T. a.sds 70 q r.,rt,t ~ u acro. On N,,oiaon
- : , a,o
r r Fhe-., 10 Il R,,st on ,.ras a., ,.,r,ct IN : ooo
p N,,chu,,z 10 N,gcr,,,, n ,c,os q, Flat.
ii. a. .oo
e ovarh.ls IN m c,v.r,aIs On acrss In Mama
leon tn. ...... 500
: II Rorers,toCi a w Rovrcrs Al acrss !, Iibertv
IN 2.Ooe
A Rassargar n, p u RurlboIdsr % .c-ss g.,
Didgeyille tn. Sao
veruisr IN A pes.inper 40 ,cres in RidOe-
willie I'm - ...- T. 800
II ,I ru,,a ., !, s,r,a5ar ~ 800. T., ,,orroa
tn / ,oo
u Rroup IN + uef,,nger 4 acros N, Horrison
an
W uar-is m n Rail an ac-ss In Wosbingto, I'm 75D
II Gorspcb IN vyes,rick AZ acres in Marion n, con
r Conn to + p Nntestine. l,a.res in Dpmeacus
1s.ac f,oi,,er m EF pvda ~ aores in RichHeld
IN ....................... 600
Democratic Northwest. [volume] (Napoleon, Ohio) 1869-1894, 1881-01-27

An Irishman and Scotchman We're
oncs talking about the sun and moon;
the latter asserted that of the two lurn-
naries the sun was the most useful. Te
this Pat atreplied. How can that be? for
sure. doesn't the moon shine when it's
dark and the sun only makes his ap-
pearence when its daylight, at any rate.
Democratic Northwest. [volume] (Napoleon, Ohio) 1869-1894, 1881-01-27

Beaconsfield ascribes his success to
women. Adam laid all his trouble to the
same source. Adam, we are ashamed Of
you. Beaconsfield, you arc gentle
man
Democratic Northwest. [volume] (Napoleon, Ohio) 1869-1894, 1881-01-27

The Congregational nuns in Montreal,
who are extensive owners of property
there, are about to erect block of stores
on Notre Dame street, 800 feet front by
100 feet deep, to cost 81 200, 600.
Democratic Northwest. [volume] (Napoleon, Ohio) 1869-1894, 1881-01-27

A Bucyrus lady called at drug store
the other day and said, II want a tooth
brush-a real nice one. / want it for a
spare bed room"
Democratic Northwest. [volume] (Napoleon, Ohio) 1869-1894, 1881-01-27
ADDITIONAL LOCAL..
MY Little Girls Dispute,


Ton me on tire way
Az homeward turned my feet,
To be the first with kiss
And give me welcome greet,
Al ckildhood's greatest speed
Two little maidens came
Mary the name OF one
And Kate the others name.
''oh, Pa! we had dispute,'
The eldest called to me,
And you must tell who's right
For We cannot agree;
which do you like the best,
Which prettiest of us?
Vow tell US quickly, Pa,
And still our little fuss"
Like birds Of plumage same,
Or flowers from one vine;
\ choice cannot make
Tween little girls Of mine
You must not urge me more,
I cannot tell you WHY ...
Ones the morning sunrise
And ones the ev'ning sky!
Toledo Sunday Journal
Democratic Northwest. [volume] (Napoleon, Ohio) 1869-1894, 1881-01-27
China Wedding.

ED. NORTHWEST AS time rolls swiftly
along there are many changes brought
about, some of which are fraught with
happiness and pleasant memories, while
others bring only gloom and sadness. The
parties who are the subjects of this article,
Mr.. and Mrs. George w. Mccartney, we
are glad to note, have found the path
through the.twenty years Of their welded
life, prosperous and happy. While they
are blessed with plenty of such as make
life's rugged way pleasant, they do not
forget their many friends as was abund-
antly shown a short time previous to the
10th inst.
Accordingly they agreed to have the
marriage vows re.enacted under the title
of China wedding, and soon quitea num-
ber of Invitations were sent out, which, if
we are to Judge by appearances, was glad
ly accepted; as the house Ia large farm
guests ifrom all directions. We noticed
that Napoleon and Liberty were well re-
presented, as there was quite number
from both places. We failed to ascertain
the number of guests present on this oc-
casion, but will endeavor to give the
names Of as many as may occur to our
memory at the present writing, which are
as follows: Mr.. and Mrs. Rev. 4 + Baich-
ly, Mr.. and Mrs. A Croft, Mr.. and Mrs.
James Hudson. Mr.. and Mrs. l. A Bell
harz, Mr.. and Mrs. Daniel Hall, Mr.. and
Mrs. Andrew Sohn,.sMr. and Mrs. Brink
Hudson, MIR. and Mrs. jackson Starkey,
Mr.. and Mrs. D. h. Bowker, Mrs Il A.
High and daughter Lila, Frank Miller,
Mrs. X Knapp, Miss May Laver. We no
tieed Mrs. John Hall, Miss Head, Mr.. and
Mrs. Dayid Hudson, from Napoleon.
Tipse nor space will not permit us to GO
Into f1ll detail OF this grand occasion; but
willendeayor to give the most important
features of the evering. AZ one p M, Rev
| 4. Il. Baichly, Of Liberty, performed the
marriage ceremony; and let us remark that
he did it right.roSally for one of his years
and short experience. After which the
many. guests congratulated the happy
couple with many good wishes for the fu
ture.
Next came the presentation of the gifts
this was performed with short but ap
propriate address by D. X. Bowker, ESQ.
of Liberty. Space will not permit US t.
give description of the presents separate
ly, but suffice it to say they were numer.
Gus and elegant.
Next came the announcement of dinner
which met with hearty welcome by all
and as TO comment upon this part of tht
entertainment we will just say that it wa
| immense, and then was due respects pait
to the sumptuous repast. After which w
had d lively time in social chat, crackin;
jokes etc.
Before leaving, Mr.. and Mrs. McCartne.
returned thanks for the presents. The oc
casion was very enjoyable and will leay
lasting impression upon those who wer
present. !. B.
Liberty, Jan. %, 1881.
Democratic Northwest. [volume] (Napoleon, Ohio) 1869-1894, 1881-01-27

Steam is cooled by expansion, while
air is heated by compression.
Democratic Northwest. [volume] (Napoleon, Ohio) 1869-1894, 1881-01-27

The first printing press in the United
States was introduced in the year 1851.
Democratic Northwest. [volume] (Napoleon, Ohio) 1869-1894, 1881-01-27

TRANSFERS OF REAL EsTArR.-The fol-
lowing is a list of the real estate transfers
recorded since our last issue:
W II . n..tt. An ..-o.
, 1881-05-12
TELEGRApIIS.
THE LAST OF THE Motl1cASs.

THE LIANT OF ItiE AUlllEhS5.
Spsel4t ptspateh to The Chicago Irtb.4ns.
NEW YonK, May 1t.-An agreement has
been signed by the officers OF the Western
union Telegraph Company and the
President Of the Northwestern Tcie.
graph Company for lease Of
the latter's lines. The negotiations which
have ended titus have been pending long
time, but tho matter has been more
particularly discussed In the last two weeks,
during which President Simmons, Of the
Northwestern Telegraph Company, has been
In this city. lie started for Winona, Mimi,
Tuesday hight with the basis Of the pro-
posed lease III Ills possession, to lay
1t before lis Board Of Directors. An
opposition votc Of threo-tftbs of the Directors
aud three-tt(ths OF tho stOckh0tders Of the two
companies Is necessary to tho confirmation OF
tho Arrangement.
THE NORTHWESTERN TELEGRAPH COMPANY
is tho last OF tho compA,llca in the six. party
confederation Of 1867 to- DO absorbed by
the Western Union Company. Under
tho articles OF that confederation 1t
was protected from interference within
Its tcrritury BY the confedcrntcd and other lines:
and 1t has doyetopsd its business unhtndorcd.
It. was ret until within tho last few
il IS now very thoroughly developed, and has
been making great dchl Of money for several
years. Its eastern terminus ts Chicago. and
thenco lta lines extend to the principal cities
aud tUwns OF Wisconsin, MtnnosotA, Iowa, and
out Into Dakota TcEf1tory.
, 1881-05-12

Opc.linE Of Her Isi@ IIoael-Spcccllcs,
fsaIlHetlng, Dancing, and u General

Opc.aIl.g of lEer ni% IIotel-Spcccllcs.
fBAEItlltetlIlE, Dancing, and u dscncrai
Good Time.
sr. Louis, May ll.-tJno OF tho mnst notnbto
events that bus occurred in ths city for scr-
crnl years was the opening to-uIght for tho tsrst
tisnc Ut the new sonthorn Hnte1 With grand
ball and bhnpuct, aIycn by iead!nR uttizuns Of
st. Louis III hDn0r Of tho reconstruction Ut tho
building destroyed by ilrn four yrltrs ago. Sonic
two Thousand KlleaA WGrN AsscmhIch In tho
hul,su. a,nonK thctn larRe uullhcr OF tho OLD
rst, most prominent, anil influential gentlemen
III tho city, With their wives aud fnu1illcs md
tho 2conu was ono Of unusual brflllAncy and
beauty. THO building occupies the block Ge-
tween Fourth anl Fifth streets, :15 feet and
Wnluut nad Elm stscota, I'll feut. 1t hns three
stune fronts mud ono Ut brick. ls six stories high,
With deep ttnishcat basement. at,d Ii - thur
tho world. every kiiown doylco and ill.,
yslsn ,s, to to esss ss tnht as saG S|sot S1nk
ground toor. sixty lcoi w.o arld III feet iong.
irnm Walnut to Elm street, Gr.,sscd By hall q
nAin1 IN II skylIght in tho roof: thua giving fur
mutu ENTRANCES 70 tho hotel. Ttcrc nrc thrce
iain stairwayso Of '9o!, ad slate fr9m the ground
iin!lbc dlunR. hull sixty BY l0o foct, and 4dIcs
public 1,..rlats anI sptcous halls; :Ho rooms for
guests, md about sSo lMtt-rooms Oh tho dlfor"
There will n,so be tcrrace-xar.len on
tho roof over the main dining. ha,
90 by 100 teet IN artul. with latli.t-
ain. flowcra, and shruhbcry. The house is olabo,
throughout. tho fitting and furniture costuE
t::ss2.55 .0U1. Tile property IL, owned BY, tho
managed By thu snnthrrn Hotel Company.
Jatnes a., t.rcstM. Of Now York. President,
ucorEe ". Allen, Secretary ana Treasnrer.
1}rcslln. .-.. ..-.
Aftur tho guests bud tlko,, Ypnornl view Of
the ht,ltso tlpy were UAtiuti l.tO tno uan ntnr-
hall, when ox.Gov. Slnslarsl. Chatr1Hun Of tho
Gomu,ttcc Of Arrangements, made n few
remArks appropriate tu tho OCCASION, aud was
as!.lrosa c0ngratAlnting the citizens Of st. Louis
upon The happy psent, aad pay,nx ss. A!lst, Il
a.iti hanfI,ict Is now I'll prngrras. Tho hotel Is
now opcn for rcElItnr business,
, 1881-05-12
FOLLOWING a S|RAW-BkjLER.

Ch.rlos clark. living Mt Nh. "a Hnnunmon
3. ~'.. ,.. ha,t - ,h. 1,r,n,,,.I Cn,r+ tr,,"s.,o,
ssge', "as .,. ae ~ 'uv ,. -, =, ~ a. ,s,..s.
committed In swearing tu tho Clerk ur tho Cir
c,,,t Conrt thnt hn was worth $500. and Tint
~ s,as ~ n.,,or ~ ,ha I,o',so an, tor
at NJ. l!0 FotQuer street, when 20 bought tour
years ago, be said. fr0m ono Mrs. Rutlcr. On the
strong.!, OF bis representations made to the Clerk
hto!esai ~ w. v M,.i; ~ ~ r.s t.t lily
" sHaa o1."ess ~ % ~ sho ~. t
hcMlllan. ~ lug Gussu sa' ~ 'Hp ~ EiaMt1'ala
, 1881-05-12

junction previously 0fnntcu. md which was
based Upon tho np'nlon Ut Judge Hp!cr IN Mon-
asy aast y nstfains tne Hestor!1 uniuil Tom.
as IN III 80 ntai .tn <"e p'"o"co 'nctea8o ol
THE WEATHER.
Thermometer no degrees. Uno case OF sun.
t,t,t,,, vuou r,r,.,,v
Tho steamship Ftiaialhf1taEht S'fD,0o0 In gold.
THE rAKEtts,
Thu Exccuttya Con,n,tttrc NJ tt,n tr,rncv,ncn
1tokcrs ijniun to-day fcn!1cIi to i!,yr,,tf Mi
i,"ss". ,,h., ,iI'i mi nmn1nv tthinu INN 'rtart
arc sttll about 40 striking hakcrh cut Ut work.
nE-ELEf.rEi,.
Thosnas 1ltckanr hna hron rcrtcefct1 1,rosI.
,,cttt nf Inn ilrfaunrr 4 W;,t1snn fsnt,nt fnn,.
n6ny. ~'' 00'''
, 1881-05-12
THE TELEGRAPH.
How Messages Were Sent In tho Early
Dnys-t2oM. HtaGor's Rceollectlonx ot
tho FtEst Headings by sound.
fbst-

How HIeasngea Were Sent In tho Early
Dnyn-Gon. Htagcr's IsccolIectloHx Of
tho First Readings Ly sound.
IIssrutt Ffte Frtsa.
"YoM nre now out nf tho WcatorN UHion,
believe. Gr,iernlY" said reporter Of tho Free
Press IN Gen. Ai.son StuRer.
tHu. still Director III tho Company, hut
hutd no other ol1Icc. ! lavo long wllnlctl to Rut
out but noy0r saw nj opportunity heforu. WhGn
tho consolidation catne suw my opportunity.
The truth IL tho telegraph Rrew up W fnst frsM,.
u scleutElu toy to Rrc,t, world wtlo business
that wo wsre caught fHst and hehl to r.
'Your txporlellc0, (lcnoral. has bcun a most
remarkable one; and, speaking of tho growth
OF tG'pxrnphy, tho discovery Of rrA.llng by sound
must havtk,cen ..l,ltc sirvuEopn,rntf'
"Ycs,' auid tho General, aa ho relIKhtcI
his cigar und rceotlsay Kazca ~ tho
smoke, at wAs y KOod stop furwarf. |
was ono OF tho orKinnl Morse oI'crAtnra
Fnrngrly. yotl may rcuom1cr. We Ind
registers and harrow strlps oE paper llko tnpes
wns,n4l around them. Az tho weights pulled tho
tApo down past tho instrument. tho key marks
of tho Morse alphabet would DO i,luntcu. al.d
frtM thaae fluctuations tie operaturs reAd tho
1nessaXcs Oh tho tape."
'lsathsr slow mud tedious, and complicated
With lultchlnery."
NJ was tho lirst Telegraph oporntor at rltts-
bnrE," continued 0cn. Stagcr. 1T was carly III
lSi7; the wires thea trst stretched across tho
A!!exhsp!os: Q9|ts y %'soa4esiua % , asot,,mnls!'.
In lhnso days. III fact haf tho .wt'rk ut
tie a!lss wa. sbSo%Inx sstanRers euw tue
H.. gaxy arountl, exprusS tholr wonder,
mud ask the ,nnst singular guestons. hlN,y 4
tas tna weaber W.T. tpP GI ay ~ III ylstSr
THEY would ~ !ntn sApturcs at he!,rinR tl!At tho
thstnomYter % s!eHl u high ar ~ low, Or 1t was
"rr,taniy thut Wa tho ortrtual aoru of .ho
, 1881-05-12
STREET TALK.
1fELl.lSif.

s,ssiai Daua,th IN ~. c,t+o., ,u,,,,u
NV YonK Nav II ,M:rt" ~. tseaso ss,a'e afeouns ,
to-day was ali IN tha S.vae s.ock .s sp1eula
. he sad, orln' TIn t!sa nayefH fte tic beKlntns
s .dyancc WI wl,r5 s'1re nTto 'lst peFt!clpated In
Much bull ts!k l wes ~ 'h''e. H.. h"s 10 por cent.
figures were n nr",naaa "mi 10 oo HEARD ala higher
xere quite amazed nj tha p"RM w ,s,, .ne @ oeais
euaty In s9 ta aon",os ~ .ns y rapid pace. lar-
et which axperlsns. tes or III miscellaneous r, u,
demand by reasop 'as''tea n, ,S aa extsaoftl'nary
sa matkes was vol held In % hnnI ..rne rio
most Important @ r.,a,. =" '''u'u 1he
&c., ~ today,'' said n h,oker thia
ssM,sEndhn, has h.or 4,,o '.. Nv '
Willard and ~ ~, W." . tae report that air.
htd ro,,'." 'e alo Northern Pacific Company
~ eoalproMlBe,l, mil that ono ~ tho "..n.ii
nons ct tha comnsa'' .l"s t41as oAe ot mo conal-
fet1eb .toa,s eohpfolllso was that the pre-
a,sts. u s.. some kind. The action OF the
Ss.a, 1et was in lIarmonv viii thJs ~a,,rt
saleh found momw ho,i.. WIZ t"1s lepnI''
tlat prsfar,a,, '"s''y oel4a9erS. Northern Pa
Tia s.ssted coas advanced from 7UE to 7s,<.
llhete was xnoS a 'la., saowea no activity,
Aeylc]nItu g s"oo aeal OF trading In Erie In
S''''y OF 90.
, 1881-05-12
eu,hanoes at New York for the
weak. St.467, $50, ,348; Else.
where, 1928, 653,59l.
,r f,nerator's Interesting Gossip About
The Street md tile Stock
Market.
Annual Meeting Of the American Home
Missionary sooiety-Traots-Fast
Time-1tems.
4 LuC1lY.IRIsHArAN.
mr. p1sps 4 sl,5o0 DIAMOND BROOCH IN AN

- 100 o,...,,> ,,,,,,,,,v ~ Az
he FINDS sl''~' ~ :. r,tr.Ht:
., ,,.no,,h n m, Ch,eaoo 7ttptna.
.,.,' vnn, Nav 1l.-Among tie rubbish
,l,' Mh" ~. % aa',no,, relnt,yctl from the Vandcr-
WI W,,''a .ea,,,sroo snt ot Fifth avenue md
ra,,.,I W.. ss, strrpt this afternoon were u
fo'"'" - -, ,r,,,to TIM n,rh hattere,,
nonos. y. ~, ",',n,ror tonrnrvs md TIM
for 1a'uEo s""'''I. ia..ar ao,,a,,1ornf ~,
inann 70 W !'nsut a., ,ton,aa.Ias ,1,,',
object OF value e!e. ~ u'o uu',eo,'Is' 1o
ashn,all was tailed Deloro ne 1au H1t'e!. !"
block by Daniel O'Neilly, M assistant 10 TIC
florist Matheson. at No. t'9 Sixth avon,lc'
WIN wished to purchase Otle OF the
trnuss- 'rhe aslrt,an wanted 81, but
dnalIy condesccnded to sell 1of oV cehts'
Ami handed down tic top trunk to
tYRe,lly. Tho lutter lifted 1t into 4 hand.
t,1t % which ho and Duncan Cameron were
, ""..''.n .,...,,o, - ,,.totnor. ,utti, N,,,,,-
~ ~ 'ss,1 A. ,h.v " were ,as;fno- tho Vanderbilt
.,.,sior 49,, Tp,'cii,y sow flint one n, the htnues
AlaHslot' ''e'',1 ~" 't"|s ~ ,.,' ~ ..a ~
raIi "t 'I,p he nnened tho trur1S. with lust the
sla,sst notion that '. tho hinge WIS inside liz
found no nss but instead piece Of news
Annoocll SET WITH STONES
that s1|stened rs they were brought Into the
suu',gHl. "e osVsI'!''."'. . , ~ T., n."s"s tiie
sparkle and he fairly llhwlcd, "Il0ot, now.
yet 1 lucky divll. They're diamonds"
Tney hurt!edly trund'ct1 their cart
10 tho store. a1ld young O'1sellly
al, ba! 50 you've got William ii. vandcrhlit's
, 1881-05-12
ITEMS.

THE WORLDS FAIR PlloJEcT DEAD.
sptetA. Dtspateh 10 1u Chicago Tribune.
NEW York, May 1l.--1t WAS stated at tha
off1ce OF tbs Worlds Fair Commission to-tlay
that the regular weekly meetings OF the Ex-
ecutfve and Finance Committee had been dis
continued, and an adjournment to an lntlef-
init ti,no had BEEN agreed upon. 1tis probable
that when Mr.. a. s. Sullivan and Ills asso-
ciatcs haye perfected their plan for the clos
ing up Of the business OF the Falr. the Acting
President will call a meeting to consider the
same. An effort to secure additional sub
scriptions has failed.
4 HORTICULTURAL 1tALI-
10 tia 1Vtstef1t Atsoetdttd Pres,
NEW Yonk. May 1.-the movement
started some months ago to raise funds for
tie purpose Of building horticultural hall
in this city on the plan OF the Royal 1lortl-
siderable success, 35a,oo0 having already
promise Ut $1,000 more. and they arc conf.
dcnt that by tho middle OF July the sum re-
qu!red for the purchase of the site and the
building material will have been raised.
IMMIGRATION MATTHIAS.
Judge Benedict Issued bencl.warrallts for
tha arrest Of nil ths steamship masters in
dioted for ovorcrowdlug vesSels. Tho suit Ut
tho Liverpool, New York & phtlado1phta
Steamship company against tho Comm's-
sioner OF Emigration Of rho State Of Now
York for the recovery Of money paid a.
heal money on tho European en1Egrauts trans-
ported here by tho Company camo on In tho
United States Circuit Court before Judge Shtp-
man to-day, who decided In favor Of the Com
missioner OF Emigration. and dIamlssed the
Company's complaint The Company will sp-
peal. The amount involved in this and s!rnllAE
, 1881-05-12

liquor, In nn n!cy near tho cnrncr Of lfatstod
and Fultnn strents. 1wo " thu nn1ntcr. upon
they were lying. werp n1,to 10 stagRcr on
towards ttnir ht,.nea. hut thn third waH 80
drunk that h hnh to bc tHkrn tn tho atAttnn and
cared fnr Whan hg rccovcrctl yesterday tho
iN,icc sent out for his twt, companions. ind ut
i'm station tho trlo were rlubey 'jlst1nrcd it, to
where they gnt tho ti.or. Tho ol1tcofilc q this
Ilarbc IT flcorHe sherman, keeper nf Il salt,nn
ut No. q; West t.nko Asret.t. i. n. lfuHot, No.
~ Snrth fialstcd street. md u. u1n.bnrg, Nm.
1f, West 14aku street. They hro charged With
selling IntnxIeattn9 LIQUORS To minors.
, 1881-05-12

8pkttaI pftpdEfh 70 1hs EA1eato Tft6ttf*.
DEL1.EytLl.E, May 11.-Thu Hay OF Qutnte
Yact Club, ut a meeting hcld here, passed tho
following resolution: "rhat tl,Is Clut, do is-
sue challenge, al, bchaff Of Capt Alexander
Cuthbert, to the Now York Yacilt Club, tho
present holders ut tho American cup. to
compete therefor in September noxt." The
motion waS received with loud applause, nlitl
The Atlan!a, which has been attracting the nt-
i;uthbost announced that hu would Hail
her against the Now York Flyers IN a contust
and will be lAunchtl ab,ut tho middle uf June.
Experienced boat -luIidoFs and yachtsmcn who
hAVo soon hor model frue1y stAtu that II q tho
1nost perfect over c0nculyul by Capt. Cuthburt.
Hho Ii eighty four tons Gurt!an, and Will doutt-
loss uak1 the lfyeltest raco for tho cup tho New
York liaoht Club hav8 yet experienced.