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National Republican., 1881-08-24
DIED.,

McCATHRAN.-On August -, 1891, at i:3o n. M,
DONALD EpwAnp BERKELEY, third son OF Donald
and Anna NJ MCCNthTHn, N the fourth year Of his &C.
Funeral from the residence Of his parcnta. No OJ7 q
street southeast. this "wednesday afternoon, 2ith
Instant, vt fiGc o'clock. y
WAITS oN.-Aug,st o. 1881. at lO;g1 y. M, JonS
WATSON, ngcd II years, q months, Rud days.
Funeral will take place Rom his iathtr'- residence,
No. illa Fourteenth street nOrhw IT. or lHurduv, ht
3Oclock y, M Friends Of the alEt are respectfully
invited. q
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LONDON, Aug. 23.-Bar silver, 5ls. U.
S. bonds-four and balfs, ll6}6; fvcs extended,
1888 Atlantic and Great Western firsis, 81; Erie.
IlH; New York Central. li7A Illinois Central,
132E; Pennsylvania Railroad, G5ld: Reading, 80 I;
Milwaukee and st. Paul common, il6.
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ny Assoclnlcd Press.

ulbucEs
by Associated Press.
New YoRK, Aug. 23.-Money fairly active
at ia6 per cent on call and closed easier at per
cent. Exchange was weak. and the nominal rates
were reduced ]5c to 4sllS for sixty day bills and
iSi for demand, with actual business at 1904 to
iSOli for long and iS2lS to ls3 for short sight Gov
crnmcnts were quiet and generally firm State
bonds were inactive Railroad bonds were irrcgu-
lar on a moderate volume OF business.
The stock market opened strong and higher, and
in the early dealings prices advanced lz@2h per
cent, the latter in Missouri Pacific Louisville and
Nashville, Union Pacific, Denver and Rio Grnnde,
Northwestern, ST. Paul, Delaware, Lackawanna
and Western, New Jersey Central, Western Union,
and S. Paul and Omaha preferred leading the up
ofl4@l3I per cent, aud later BY an advance of z,
G29I per cent. During the afternoon the specula-
ton was somewhat fevcrish. reaction Of lG2ls
per cent. took place at the second board which was
final dealings the market again Became weak and
prices fell OF ZOE per cent, Kansas and Texas,
Missouri Pacific, Texas Pacific, Denver and Rio
Grandc, Union Pacific, Central Pacific Wabash
Pacific. Illinois Central, Michigan Central, New
Jersey Central, Delaware Lackawanua and West
crn, and Western Union being most prominent In
thc decline. Oregon Navigation opened at an nd .
vance OF per cent, reacted ~, aud rallied ~
per cent.
The sales aggregated 3s6,Js1 shares, including
Delaware, Lacknwanna and Western, $4,000; Den.
and IeSa1, 1900; Lake shore, 2,sJI Louisville
and Nashville, lO,l0l Michigan Central, ib,GO;
Memphis and Charleson 400; Missouri Pacific,
1850 Northwestern. loicO; New Jersey CentR,l,
1900; New York Central, 3,T0O Northern Pacific,
1850; Ontario and Western. 1902: Pacific Mail,
500; Rcadng, $500; 81. Paul. u 800; st. Pail and
Oinnha, s, 100; Texas Pacific, I'D; Union Pacific,
2j,GO0; Wabash Pacific 2s.SO0; Western Union, 8i,
tnfa teal
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nn,,,,,oro stock no,rs.

BALTIMORE, Aug. 23.-Virginia skies,
consolidated, .7eN; past due coupons, O2lsi new
ten. .fories, 52I1 bid to-day.
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VIRGINIA MIDLAND RAILWAY
TO THE SOUTH AND SOUTHWEST
on AND AFTER SUNDAY. iUSr i2,ls3i.
1'PA AIMS LEAVE H. a y DEPOT AS FOI,I,OwS:

TRAINS LEAVE Il. & p. DEPOT AS FOLIowS
Tl0 n M, tgily-HEw ORLEANS FAST MAIL
Direct connection for South and southwest. Daly.
except sunday, To local pniuts On g. Il y. II. v.
PULLMAN SLEFpISG CAltS arc run from wash
ngtOn to New orleans without chnnHc OF cars
li:0j u. nn--WliITE SULPHUR lhMirED ES.
pklSSS, dntiy, except sunday, 10 Fhuluicr ana
White sulphur Springs. pARIDR CAR, wash
ingtpn tu White Sulphur Springs.
lOi D. ni.--VIIl(iINiA SPRISt;S FXPRESS, daily.
&. ~ q. II, H. N......
ton 10 White sulphur Springs without change.
PULLMAN SIEEPING CARS daily from Washing.
ton To Augusta. tia. without change
Passengers Tor Manassas DIVISION Will take ':lO a. IN.
train daily. except sunday. For WarrenIon, Eia
a. In dnily, mud 1895 daily, except sunday.
For tickets and information call ut Virginia Mid
land Office lOl Pennsylvania avenue.
N. MAcDANIET, Agent.
NJ MSLAUGITER, General Ticket Agent SiSr
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DOUBLE TRACK JASSEY CourLER' STEEL RAtts'
schednie 70 take nilenr Snndny, Mny q. 1881.

4. " LEAVE wAsunSnrosi ..
o-Ct,IIICAGp, CINCIENXTf, AND ST. LOUIS
-holl%Sys Eilicoi. CITY, and Way stations
sIrNSSblrg, Winchester, iIaEcrstown. and Way.
sS-E?gi & Gfifn2 Wy NEI 9S AND nos
T2N EMrn ps2T Gsgs to e SsT York [c,.
meets tor nHgerstown and at Point OF Rocks for
;aOo-on sunday only, for Baltimore. Annapolis and
iooo-RklirrMoRE EMPRESS Ctop'n, ,IIyn,tsynlc,
College, Bcltsy.llc laurel, Annapolis Junction.
hNbsT LoUls EXPRf5sS
i2iO-,Ballimore Elllcon city, Annapolis, and wav
stations.
ti:.5-on sunday only, 70, baltimore and Way.
tGl6-BALrIMORE EXPRESS. -
t&OO-BAhrIMoi.L;, rHILADELPHIA,A ANDNEw
aoo-baiiimorc and WAY Stations winchester Fred.
erick, ilagrrstown, and Way. via RELAY ~
Rhh ENrRfs @ "a fredericE via iicay ys stops &
Annapolis IuncuonL -. ,,,,-
chester. and WSy stations ION sunday to Point
, OF Rocks and Way stations onyl -
5-IGfSG RER"4GS%s &G%sEss HGs Ny S and
Way, via Relay, Stops Mt lIyaltsvillo aud
eol-foint t,hftcii' oii Rocks and Way stations
iGti-nai!mnrc and Way stations ,>,r,r
tois- -sItgs6giiai CINCINNATI, AND ST.
-ii:iiiLA pHiFlyiA, NEw York, AND nos nos.
T0N 0 sS SSpfp cS1 AZ SaT S Sfw York.
iGoO-BA ALTlMonM, IYArrsylLLE; hND hAu; La ";
passensSrs @ @ si NJ any station b between tween @OsRinstos
and Annnunlis Junction.
tDaily iSundNys only, other trans ualy' eSeeps
Ali trains from Washington stop at Relay Station.
Ohio Ticket offices Washington station and GlD and
1851 Pcnnyivana avenue, corner Fourteenth street
where orders Will hr taken Tor bEgaSc 10 be checkeu
| and received ut any point IN the city.
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New Summer Arrangement.
FOOT SURGERY.

DIR, WHITE, Chiropodst OF over thirtynve yeas
experience, twenty consecutive years "a praCtce -
Washington D. O., successfully treats Corns, Bnnlona
Diseased Malls, Vascular ENcrvscnce4 ana hll ~
mcnta or the feet, Rcvrs TO The most eminent phyN
slchihs surgeons, RNt ihpVaauds ui Oler Wellknowa
nrraunagy5 thl pHFnH.f hi, NIhplSlneht' ilH
Pennsylvania Ryvhun opposite Niliaidh llOttl' fees
81 pur WISH,
National Republican., 1881-08-24
OOnaOIallOn.

A bomely young girl has the consola-
don Of knowing that ifsho lives to be forty shell
be pretty old girl.-BOsiOn Posi-
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E%rIrISfpNS

To Richmond, via Norfolk. or To NOruIk via Rich
mOnd. and return to Washington. james River by
daylight a delightful trip
H. M, 10 ilrlrnond via liici,mond, Fredericksburg
aud Potomac liRilrUa,l, from punuticO. -
Steamer GCnrgc lclry, TUESDAYS, THURS
DAYS, ana SATURDAYS, 10 Norfolk, connecting
Richmond and Norfolk With the James iliyei
steamers each way. 80.
Round trip tickets
National Republican., 1881-08-24

via Excelsior, psl II. in HHd 3.5O y. N. ON SUN
DAYS ~ y r. M onIt.
Round irlp tlckcts,....,., .., Y, cents
Tickets and state rooms for sale pi' tnOrnntonlur
nshpd AZ B, ". Hcvu~ Snus, ,l2lh u S'rr uuTtnwest
CGoks Tours, 1881 PonnsylNa ilnnvcnug. HoCsesClt9
Stands ~ prncipai 10 els: H. B rolk uforn, neN
q CIty ro>t-Ofilce. pud AZ Clnmny Oillg Ssyentb
street wharf GEORGE MAi'IlNpLY.
General superintendent
VrNI y WEIGH Auruf les
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Notice to the Public.

NOIICG 10 LIIG FUDIlC.
The pUllic rrc hsrc'y cautioned gnii,st send
II;g any Money or Orders 90 HuNhS ~ co.,
as Nassau street. New York city, as author
i:ci hyUr LOissilid site LO'icSy Company 10 SN lis
2yc'cts.' 7acy are foodnlg. hc .colmtT icih Bogus
Lo'tarv CDm6tng aud are ETnliduIcntly rcprCsCni-
ina HSpssires as Hs agents. They hops 40 authority
from his Company 10 SeR its 1iClas and are not its
agents for any pWposc. h 4. ID UPHIN
Pre-. Louisiana Stdig LOtcry %,
NEW DnIl. As.s. L.. InlN 1. lASl.
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srArE noSDs
ForciKn Money Market.

suB.rREAsURY BALANCES.
"..... 81 90 Currcncy......- si5l7 9O3 90
National Republican., 1881-08-24

FOR IICuMOSD, FREDERICKSBURG, AMI
ALL POINTS SOUTH.
The new and Splcnlid steamer ENtEISlOlt, con.
Meeting with H., r. aud Il. u. H. at guantico, twcs
daily tcNccpt sunday, at g:jO n. M ana $3.50 y. NJ
Fare TO llrhmuid, limited
Fare to Richmond, unlimited
Fare to RiChnUnl round trip, good for 10 days.
National Republican., 1881-08-24

which will put just so much money in the market,
The brokers who have ont. Of. town special wires
report many telegraph orders received to-day to
buy stocks by parties who have been out Of the
market for long time. Many argue that the Sec
rctnrys order is SO powerful an element that II
changes the whole course OF speculation. The
Chicago grainmarket this morning Is strong and
hiohcr
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Steamboat Sineo.
Potomac Steamboat Co. S Advertisement

FOR NORFOLK, PonTsMouTlI, FORrRESs
MONROE, pINEY POINT, AND
POINT LOOKOUT.
Steamer dEOlGE lEAltS on TUESDAYS and
THURSDAYS ut 500 p. M, aud SATURDAYS
6p IN, -..-- 80 - . =
EXCURSION TO THE CApFS EVERY SUNDAY
FROM NORFOLK,
I Reduction of rates, beginning Saturday, July -
Flrst.cinss To Fort Monroe and Noriok,.......t N
FirSt-clnSi round trim ] N
FitSt.CnSS TO Pincy Point aud Point lOOkout.... "a
First class, round trip. "
ScCOud-claBS round trip to Fort Monroe and Nor
iulN W
Lookout. o.
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BALTIMORE AND OHIO RAILROAD.

THE MODEL, FAST IISF, ANDTIIE ONLY LINE
BETWEEN THE EAST AND THE
WEST VIA wASHlNoroN.
, 1881-09-13
THE MINNESOTA BOND CASE.

Tie Supreme Court Of Minnesota Inns re-
Gently n,n.le tlccisi" for which It Is emil.
tied to universal thanks. That Statu COIL
trnctctl debt snMe twenty-five years Ngo
nnt} Issued It's bolltts therefor. Subsequent
~, after paying interest thereon far few
years, Il technical objection tn tlio validity Of
the bonds was discovered md payment OF IT.
tercst was stopped. Tl!uro was never any
serious difficulty III to tIle merits Ut ths debit
1t WRs justly alld honestly dua, but tho
weakness which induces men to avUitt honest
payment upon legal quibb1u WIS loo strong
III the then infant State. aitt Minnesota was
permitted 10 tnGe place among tho rcpl'tli~
ating States. by way Of clinclling thls rcpll-
diatton nh amendment was inatio to tho State
Constitution prohibiting any Legislation luuk-
Ing tn the payment of tho debt unless tho law
fur that purpose was submitted ton vote Of
the people md was approved by tton.
Some years later a bill authorizing the
payment of these bonds ut tl,e reasonable
terms offered by the holders wns submitted
to Il vote Of tic people, more than one.Ialf
Of wl,on. had beconlo cItizens after tho debt
)lnd been contracted. a11 the law was voted
down. Tile State could mot b6 sagf, ntld tho
unpaid debt has been scandal nnd re-
proach to Minnesota ever since. at tho Inst
session. OF tl0 Legislature tho creditors. WHO
have become impoverished by tile bad faitll
Of the 6tnte, offered to accept What wou1l
be ahout 20 per cent Of tho debt, and tic Ley.
isiat,lre passed n Inv submitting tic accept
Of this offer to n yoto Of tho people,
subject however, to preliminary Submission
to tho courts Of the question wtluthcr this
10lp IF r,1ftffnsi 1F&n nF tim r,ot t,to
, 1881-09-13
TIE MISSOURI R0DBEHIE8,

roo, ~ ,i,o Wlsso,,r, Iu,,,,;.-ror,,u soc,ntv r.
tha ,,,,,,,I,, ~ n Tnn,a innlnrlng ttam IN
cnutri,rt., @ ] NJ mon"y % to in,cxnrnie, in tn,i"clnp
,,',,,t,-,,;,,, fr',,', ,,rn,,, -.s;n ami .thar
,,"rts ~ w., ,,,o,,, ~ IN IN tho stotu of
Missouri. md Tins furnish, nonulat1nn wifi,
,vhtn,, ~ i ,n,,s M" hutl.i ~, n "ar,nn,,ant
tra,I" ~ Va hnna tn sre th,s ,ntgrot,nn nrns.
,,ar h,t ,vo yorv ,,,,,oI, Y.or ,,,nt ", n,nonnt
nf a. money eat ,n,irce neoulp to 70 Ia the
c,," ~ x,.s'',,r, a., ,.,,,r u. ,ho vt.1o ou,nr
| ,ti"s t,,,urutn ,n. ratlr"od rn',lorios whI.l,
r,.,'r !. ,,,,s,s" r,,r ,,I,,r,n,s nuI ~, ,,thor
.ro,,,, t,,"t v,o, t,r,,o,,iz..
, 1881-09-13
MAI, JOHN LANrGAS,

Ah+ sFP1A-H 41ANi14Ats
A. largely~attendel meeting Of tho ATTACHES
Of tho various city departments was le'l ia
the City Treaslrer's oiiico yesterday after.
noon 10 my tribute to tho memory of thu
late alaj. JOHN Jtarignn, III ;1Aststnnt in tia
ottice, who died suddenly Sunday evening"
The desk formerly occupied by the deceased
wis ttrnpctl In mourn'ng, ind Ills associates
present were tleep!y affected. 'rlr nleet!n,
wns cn@led to 0r!lor by AIR. barrett, who
and III. u. i: Mea.l ~ Ssorutary. TLs
Chalr appointed Mcssra. Thnnltlsol, t)nahaa.
Drcnnnl,, Edgar, nMl DR.. Dune r. collhlt
ter on Resolutions Remarks on tlo character
niNl worth OF the leceasu!l were H'adeb
Clty.Engltesr crfKler " 1; o"t.aii i,aii Gap
VIII Edgar, mil Neutrality-suspicious. l)ss
Wnlf. All testified to tic integrity and gqoa
Fellowship OF the ttgcen9etl, nIld len. LIED
,vas aifectgd to tears wh!le he was speaking.
The CqinMitlee OH Resolutions repastad tna
following, which were unanimously adopted:
do%ta q sis}. Jehu iaSissa sa wo % hssc lot not
gentHl oo'upa,'sun. II talented man. and 10 a.
VstImptlo oit,zen, III whom Woro most happll1
Sq s Gae q & sf9faSsf SSss oraxh sat 9 In esss sa
w Wszl'Esss Til ii his Ientso wa feel That !he ely
hs "st nos tx ylSd an ttSsty s
frlotlfls u warsu uAsl faithful associate: there
furn be It
iiesolptt That we tcntl1r our heartfelt tyHps.
thtes 10 tho family Of tho deceased III ths = snes
hour Of %Flef aud s9l bpre9venlent, anu tnas x y
attend tho fupen!l in body rs II slight maFkos
oup ostcsm t H''1 10 t. frther r fso, r,,ou,lon,
forwardpd to tho faulty Of tho slccrasea. :,
The ttmo anu place Of the funeral Will i"
duly announced,
at 4 iargsiy attended meoting Of tho ld,h;;
AMurjnnr Club lust evening RESOLUTIONS Q!
sympathy nud col,tlulenco with the family .!
thu deoe',sctl Gentlona9 were a!3PsSa' n. a.
gnrty, Col. 1Iel,llesai, Harry UHuare, saPt aFt
Ian.os \. nanrkc, ~ Brady J: ). hit,s,e. s,eF
buu. I. j. DArcy. and T. Alellngl were ~,
pni!ite,t to attend tte funeral NJ dc]egalbn
frum tho. club. Provisions were also n'aa'
to se1ld iloral tributes, etc. AMI
Messrs. W. X. Sullivan, r: MclluSl. aa
ThoMas l,rel1Rl tnaln feeling a'ld applsff p y
prlate remarks ln testimony q tllo wats t,ne NJ
Alnj. Lanlgan, alll af tho affection aln estesm shs
lii which III Yy..s huld BY tho members ol Luz
club.
, 1881-09-13

-
a. SEits extraordinary ease ~ now pe1ore
the public III n>3llchEan, which shows tho YOUNG
Mdles pr that ssato sometimes hnyc minds Ut
tho'r own, aud knaw now to uae thom. Npt lni9
a4o Miss ltunuoph. Or otsrgo Couff6', was
married to nclt wright hut In loss thns I'm hatlr
after tho cerotnonS teft her husband. claiming
TO havu bcen forced into tho mnrr!nKo py wright
md his lrtcnls. Golng to her tnthors mouse sho
deotnrc'l her Intention Of novnr living with her
hnsbatti. aI, lns thus tar kopt her word though
not Without considerable tltl1culty lilo dosortcl
husband B0l1ght 1tKnt alvloo concerning his
, 1881-09-13

md Iil9tNatl DT UCcNpyInK Ills EOX tONk Il HGHk
IN tho buck rnw. What resulted wn let tho
1'rihM,tr tell: =" lie seu,nrsl to ha perfectly
satisfied With lis srat until the third net.
wl,rre zcrli,,n pous tu bed. # WIS wli1n llIu
ppinm dunn waa u,nki,lg lcr preparations 10
retire TINT tho neutrality-suspicious.
er turned to Ills companion, AMI tel,nrket',
tIIot,phtfnliy, Phi sorry i,ow tint didn't
wcar NY 'lress s,lit Ind takc tho front seat Il!
NY i,nx.'" Tlluru Wns another individual,
huweyer, who was not left ont III the culsl.
Thu TrtIHNc says ~ was Dnacoti 'Ioll't
, 1881-09-13

latest NoxvA from Arlzonn-CltlxonF Or.
gnnlxiuE for hclf.rrotoctiou.

Latest Nc1va from Arlzonn-CltlxenF Or.
gnnlxing for Heli.xsrotectiou.
'TuEsoS, Sept. 13,-CoI. Dttidle. command
Ink tho operations IN tic tte', Troop ii, Slxtl,
Cavalry, a,lA L9ut. Clark, Sixth Cavalry,
were ut Thomas tnday, 1tayln4 calna over tl'p
trail from tue direction Of Fort Apurlae Tho
citizens Of Prescott have organized a mEltia
company. Twenty-iIyh IIillapas hayo been
enlisted MS scouts. alsd will loln Col. Erlco,
commanding tic district Of yur4o, l'rtcu IL
now moylng with his command through
Tonto Hastn towards ClbIcn, whpro tho fight
with Cufr's command occurred. Lieut.. Gnla-
wood llas enlisted fifty lntlian scouts Mt the
Agency, and Is moving, with Capt. Tuppqr,
eon'n||anl1Hg | 1I Iroep & Slxt eayairy, sewar,s n
bNGs, with 10000 rounds Of ammunition,
laye beol! Nrtlete!! to eHch of Tic following
poats; ~ ESrtS Sv,L ,n!sl'eW's!I ' l'9Xs ,t; G;Frt, t,
sei' f'ou.ss, tszessi sspt, a-cpl. itla,o ar!voa
from ApneIlp yesturlay. Vi. route to Wllcox.
Lieut.: ClaTk9 a{rlssa ysate{!gy WIZ! l!is
FIJI Fsnt 's sa.t. ohisf i fsSesai ssis. eistS u
Of tllcm l,olng YunIas ald Navajoes: at,tl ,Al,.
tff ts aSr's TotG M far NV NEseX xxS" A Fsyc Fsy aft
4AI.ncl1t, now hure, .NseurtAl1tetl By telegraph
lust night that Ills wifi n,ll six olltl.
tlrell lIu4 taken :, refuge lit cooleY's
rancho. The. lll.tlnns l!nl triyen of
At ConlBy's rancho thuru are itow thirty
while falni,[cs and l50 Indian slllnws md
children. gNurded by friendly 1mliilMs. Yes
tt.rt!ay Capt. lln,ligrs MI! CMNWlny.E ut thu
Sixth, commanded hy Iiuut. Btantoii, left for
Apuche. Mnt. Tpuper's compaIy, Il under
nlArching nrlNra. Col. beully, Post Quarter
! Muster, ii building II larea f,rrybvnt 10 gu
| nlle trmps tn ur9ss the tita REvur rua.lily,
Whlcl. Vlultl tntlfratB releweh notf0ll. Lieut..
t;ntnwni'tl, with " ou'npaty Ut scouts, ls ex-
, 1881-09-13

TnEv liave bcon holding liz Nav Jersoy
whul WITS announced us q reunion 0f the Smith
family, hut lit TACT 1t was the rcunionsu only
nnu brauch OF tl,ut family; tho hcud OF which
began buslnass only E'6 years aEo by tnurrylnH u
ljuteh inAtlou llAtlcl Christina llAssei. 1t
see,aa that they lnth waru lfolIandurs, Rld tho
KtEl renewed with ler puronta to Now Juraey.
aud John Schmidt followed hcr and osontually
lnurrtod her. They had seventeen chil,lroli,
whnsa dasrofttnnts now scattered I'LL orcr tho
United States, wore cnte.l tnKotfer to cclobrntG
u family reunion ut 1'aapack, MI. Tho rrcsunt
rccorlcl n1,u@ber ar thu descendants living Is
uynr a,SM. Fron tho statement ooncuruing tho
gathering VIZ tnku tho fniluwtnxs
IN l1a7 juhn Schmidt was narriol md had
snvehtecn ch'itrsn-nlnc boys und clEht girls
nNel, Respectively, chrlst0nher, startil., Jnhn,
Andrew. J!lsupa. ls'.lo, patur l@rnt, Maohas!lnt,
ltubccG.l, AuHl,. and christina. Al of thoJe Kut
lnarrlnd n tho onriest opportunity. and hui
fAtniias Oschlfol1 Ellt'ElrH from thrso t1 thtr.
tho !uttur ni,lnbar: Iiut ltobuura, whV ha,i omiY
ton, has now ihu Hrontuat n!l}bor Df slcsceltl.
4nts. estspnAtvsl To exGepd ~. Haahartan' y
qss'Sj VIZ ss,s5 '%s n Asw ~ Yr cfs;Sphss "fp Ssry ~M5a M
doscpninnts. 4lnung wh"m was Con. lsaah
smIth. WIN 6ad eoninand ot tho Western Dlyfs.
pssiost ' ii NJ pars II TIC w q isi 4 4! "t ts
uhllrcH VI Jnilta schlut, WIN Ile1l H. l171. with
tile 9xcnpt,nu NJ Chr(stOnter I,tA Mary, rc.
s1a9 IN Nsx sssS ~ thG sh1 x
n,1nrty III thvs0 su!lo.v tho quilting ut the prfRt-
uni fMli.t1r--thnt OF u fnrnor. st,me nro MR.
chants. ministers ht tho tinsInl. lawyers phyat-
cinil%, Antl mechanics, and dtt nt tleIn tlAye tho
xens.
The descendants of this old patrash came
to tho rcunlun from Ohio, Wisconsin, Missouri,
Tcxus, UalltDrnlt, una Ctthla.
, 1881-09-13
OBITUARY..

A,,,,u,r n%" If ,.r r,' ,,,.,,,,,na,, -. ,mnM,nSEh:
,., nhotl'et ~ our ptn''l'''otlt aMl wrll.knovn
e!.,ze''s en ''as ~ ,,' Ms,a ,.,, away , Mr. sav
nr,'er; '.n "f IN t's waE, sy ' at s 'atr rs,
,unr,t,,a thc mi, iu.t ,ri,r, I,'.' olfu'ay
~, Ill.,, .''o '''' '''''' "''ct lf'ls A' pain.
~! l''ness'
Mr. s'aftil'er WIS resident of t;I.lcuvo II,
nal,y years, md atl lung l'ccn rrrtslf7pd 'a =.
@ s.ns u i.,ru liz ~ fn."n' & 'v i.,,",. uSss-'r. lie
~, m"' ~ - o''uso o"'l''t5' A"~ iDrk, In
1871, ant! W'ell - years nf hEr, III ls.s la
nia.le his why FROM Ills latiw st,,s ~
!" f.t p',ra91 r'.'atn,ay ny =, st"G n,a a' by lake.
H., ,.,s i,',,'.", -. IL M .','. ."s" 'or q ttme
~ WIS 1"Ene" W nv younger l'nthbr, Mr.
batllel u. tiArtl'lef. WHO survives lin, A
business connectlut, was furillpsl hetwrpu ~
tn tho Inv If ,hn arntI, 1T oes''...t'r.apte'y : !. '.y
@ .ln ~! u.,, ~ I ha,, w." =. :: ?. 'taHlhcr,
"lloel LUZ htnl Ht'l'e III .. ,. Il ID. II. Gard,
iier. sn'ue years t't.o the .lrceasc,l, us well
us his lrttfler, llaytllg MI abiding gat,h h, ,hs
ftittlrn GREATNESS uf ChlcAgt,, cuuu",,c.f.' ~ fI's
ESTATE In divers parts nf tic city N,r i, H. IT,
rtve tlla prt,pnrty by erecting ll,,nlsnm" " .M: ,,
expensive buildings therculs. Au,,,n,tt Ii' na
rst buildings hui 1t by tho rln lux % i,!5a,s ns
" i!stnE monument IL tho forrsisilt' ''as s1s
sIlgae!tY " the tleceased nine rlreant st,as ms
fri'iIt residences Of, Michigan Ny"4, ns''as H.,
tweel, Twentieth nnl rweuiy.tlrst s,rsr,, IL,
Thu tccu,.se.l was Il pioneer III iiM rrrrt1,s rfH
Of Tint class ut buildings. Prn}a:rty NJ .'iSa IT,
ttlnu M Michigan nytI1ue w,,s wnrfJI hnta nv
few .ln!tnrw pur foot. hut It i,tlw Sims I'M liz
the hullttretls 'rhe dt.ce.,se.l n Ills tar' rIr
itnr, enteratt lnrgely into thu srcction Of iii,
Tark avenue, Wnrren avenue, a,nl ',aIea n'iaa,
streets west Of Union Park. Alter "s. ~
grent lire alld bufnra tho debris sn,J faTIs liz
rtMletl, th8 decutsea erteresl ,lso the r cs,s.
tlon nt business horks, mid as q r.sl.it ,o1a
stands nav ut NM, lt}} il,1l iGst Wusj,in"s"a'
, 1881-09-13
GEORGE FERGUSON.
Epte{g{ t){ypd{eh to This [hftdp9 1rt6tiH'

GA1i;NA, ILL.,. Sept, lA.-Georgo Ferga'oa,
sr, for tifty-fonr yoars past citizen "
(aale1a, and one Of tho fuw Ut the piopeeFs u
tho lend mE,,es who llayu bcen gral'te'! sno,s
than tho Nverage lease OF life, sie.l last ns''
Mt liis residence In this city, ascl ~ seass
Deceased was born III Kentucky, nli'l ea'''
to tfnlona ut tho nga Of - sfIa.1Et IseE
Goat up tho Mississippi. lilo .,a,n, ~,
clusulY identifies, With tlu early '''1u3 a'I
nt,u innrcanlll0 [Mtcrosts ut this resin.,; a
was wlttely kn0wn aid KrcAtly u es'feei; iss
lle WINS mi lllelts Ut ALL. Z. Z. !llply. ~ sr T.
q: Newl,NtE, aud +. b. Newhnll q nasn tn,a KID 10
the First II. E. Church, wlsero they w ase a
n State. tbs ful@eral occnrs to!isot'0" ~
= D, IN,
, 1881-09-13

THE I4a,ld League. whose expense account
III distributing tho yllst Sums sent fsou, this
country for tho relief nj tho suffering people In
lrotaud two years ago oxcttod no little oon,-
mont, would hnvo done vol to havo secured
Archbishop hloEialo, Of TuAtn, as one Of tim
al.noncra Of tho fund tntrllsted tn its chnrga.
During tho fanlne OF 1877 he rocelvca, wholly
unsolicited, $14U,00Q which ho distributed ut IN
nrpnua an t,f
, 1881-09-13
SPRINGFIELD ITEMS.

Special plspateh to 11s cateuoo ir1A" r,,,r4-
srn1suFlEl.p. ILL.,, 6upt, la.-lfe asas,. o.,s
tary Ut State today Issued ltcehses ~ t,oal
}zQ US follows. Tho Adkins Minsns " .rhs
colnluu.y, Charleston; capital. s',"" s'",,,ny.
Charleston Gas-k.tght & CoSv eo%r,ta ea','',uta
Charleston; cabttal, slo,o9o. ING NJ. m.' sot.
uMtpl, Fair, 4erliota: capital. ,,,,l'S ntv@ y1,-
pQrators, Vrauk +. Snyder. W!'!EIta 'a,act i.
,la.,. EslMbnd s. cllil.ls, Joh! ''"Io ts,'"na,,y,
';aaa,ixt Ii 9at S a,pits ksI's ;o}y%sStt'i;
j. S. iio'isl.. N. i: S,tth, y. y. s"H;st "aH;otsxs
!ghltllar, George ". Funk l.. foF'e'
Sli|ii 4 erfiiirat, Of incorporation VII Ts6 liS! u +
tho Northwest Csicago jlltnof; ,thm clap otto
cago; unrpurators.- Wendell ,llnn ltaail iloytr.
!.olllcr,, !lar!lann UAtttei!, 1i;', ~, ijnt,'
Fr,nz riessler; mud by tle lI,nn,y.st, In CHI.
easS; eorpofators, JOHN X. wt'so"' h'"'
EurY.
, 1881-09-13
TRIBUNE BRANCH OFFICES.

grr fu1rAGo TnInrSE Inns established branch
ocne for tho receipt VI sAbserIptiods hd ndvestse'
Men,s a. follows: ..
NEW SuAK-Noom ~ Tribune uulla!nE. F.T. Nc
FAnf,ES. ManAroE
GlAyuUW. Ecotnrd-Allaus American News
Agency, ii Rcnngld-st
LUNnUN, Nrx.-AMescan Exchanae. ~ sGnnu.
HENAr +. GitIlu. AXent
WASHINGTON D. c-t3tp r street.
, 1881-09-13

rights, otller ahings hcing equal, before thu
Government. Tho decision between several
candidates for ut1lcc ca,l on!y bc Mntle fairly
by ascurtnining the qualifications Of rncI1
This Is the Justification of competitive cxatn-
inntiol,s Mr.. Curtis nntes u cheering prog.
ress IN tho catsn nf eivil-seryisc reform,
whlct, l!as n,a,tc gratifying !,ca.twny, es-
peciaily since tho President was shot by n
euntta Ii itntcr