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The daily gazette., 1881-12-09

The OrsnRemen of N ontreal will an
peal from the decision of the Superior
Oourt involving their right TO walk In
The daily gazette., 1881-12-09
BLACK GOODS.

Our black goods COM
mand attention, on account
of quality, shade and prices.
A good Atwood cashmere
TOR As cents Crepe Wells from
$I.75 upwards, at
w. M. Kennard & Co.'S
The daily gazette., 1881-12-09
DEGIsTER's ORDER.
REoIsTER's OFFICE,
New Caatl

New Castle Co.. December %, 1881.
upon the application OF Joseph N. Har.
man, Administrator of II anson Harman.
late oil Wilmington HID, IN said county'
deceased, II is ordered and directed Nv
The Register that the Admin ist rator .afors-
Of Administration upon the estate OF the
deceased, with the date OF granting there
Of, BY causing advertisements TO be posted
letters, in SIX OF the most public places ~
the county Of New Castle, requ1ripg ali
persons having demands against the es-
act OF Assembly in such case made and
provided. And also cause the same 10 be
inserted within the same period In the
WiLniNGToH GAZETTE, anewspaper pub
ushed In Wilmington, and TO be con tinued
therein three weeks, 9. o. d.
Given under the hand and seal
l.. 3. OF ONCE Of the Register Aforesaid
- at Wilmington. In New Castis
county aforesaid, the day and year above
written. \. G. BlGGS, Register.
The daily gazette., 1881-12-09
RED FLANNELS.

A good twilled red flannel
can be found, at 81 cents per
yard, at w. M. Kennard &
Co.'S
The daily gazette., 1881-12-09
LIGHT COATS.

The imported cloth coats
sold by w. M. Kennard &
Co. are attracting attention
and eliciting praise on &C
count Of their superior fit and
reasonable prices.
The daily gazette., 1881-12-09
NOTICE

Al persons having claims against The
estate o, me deceased must present the
same duly attested to the Administrator'
on or before Dec. ID. 1889, or ahlde
and provided. S"'o 'As"e
JOSEPH N. HARMAN,
Aaa~. Administrator,
dec2 .3Weod.
The daily gazette., 1881-12-09
Linen Handkerchief.

Gentlemen and Ladies
white and fancy Handker-
chiefs, at w. M. Kennard &
Co.'S, for I21 cents.
The daily gazette., 1881-12-09
MERINO SHIRTS.

Gentlemen can buy a good
merino shirt at w. M. Ken
nard & Co.'S, for 50 cents.
The daily gazette., 1881-12-09
LADIES COATS.

LNDILO Qua 10.
We have made preparations to do
a large coat trade, The ladies will
find our usual fine line of imported
coats and cloaking cloths.
The daily gazette., 1881-12-09

". II. KENNARD . %.
W. N, KENNARD & co.
NEW THINGS.
a MAGNIFICENT AsseRrMENT Or
New Lace and ueckvea
AND
KID GLOVES.
Messrs. Kennard & Co.,
62I Market street, have a
large stock OF Delorme and
Trefousse kid gloves; also the
very fashionable Mosque
taire" gloves in mode shades.
TABLE LINENS.
w. M. Kennard & Co. are
showing some veryhandsome
patterns of table cloths and
napkins to match. There is a
finish, style and elegance
about the goods highly at
tractive. and the styles are of
the latest designs.
, 1881-07-23
Frank Hartmann, 7. pr!cslmann, 4. schocu!nRcr,
9. Hchnuider. II. scht,lt2, =. Weber, II; Ilgch-

Frnnk Hartmann, 7. pricdmann, a. schocu!nRcr,
u. Hchnuder. II. schultz. +. Weber, II: H0ch-
naum. 4: neck, T, ]. lnFon, Frank Holster,
Csnvassing Committees we're appointed for tho
various bnaances Interests a foliows; Dry
qoods-A. FusatenberR. H.. bohtestnNer, +: Lob
rnAnns tohhcco-A. neok. @. tnersss.t, !: Meta.
!or; paints and olls-Congrcsstnan AlSrtetl, II.
q. 1lch,enI,orRer; liqnoE nerchsnts-F.
III: iirant. J. itennans aewspapers--A. q.
l1csl1R: nnekiug-hunses a,tt butGt,or4-lt
1a maa. wiii!am vS '"i H. ile!ssn: sis.sins. Sao.:
Srs,kcrs-U. sahucidcr.. H.: j. CrIt!oph'
carriages und waEDns-F. Wobgr: WHOLESALE
sst'hsS'; ces; we:'es soses S 'sF sseScsse s
f,ltniturc-1. t,eicrMlorf. .coppersMiItliH-s"
Wottf, contractors and archtteots-F. uau-
mann; l'hetHtote Knss. phyalcthns-Dr. scl,al.
IT, pr He;ssrt; sskcr a, s1.swfr M3c,1
Init; coat .!oalers: Lott, rhoolor0 lLart;z;
Inoknar. r. i. HoIitnan: slraEs-I, Fuller:
AeerE s al, mr.
insuratlcc--ii. Huticke. H.. rnsts; roOtcrs-A.
EnosT; O. Ler,i'$ nr!ck yans-con''n's
The following subscriptions to tue atnaunt Of
ovnr $tDo woru rspnrto.l ~ having bcon secured
by =. Frledlnnt,, nt this city, and 8. t,0wcnthHi,
u New yun: .. Friedman. .*loo; Starshalt Etcl1,
g; l{otsssh a. h,2 i'r2 isIS;ol r.; sGs!'F rss sso
Dr,s,, *o: IIart AIT l. Marx. 81: !!cItieid ttroa.
s25: 9tu,1ul, Eioraletn TO-. ~; aregnstel!lcr
1issn'ha CO.. ~ x A. kea sr',5s,ns: ts ~;
rho COmmitteU tfrtl adjourned to meet at tho
call Uf tho President.
, 1881-07-23

IE IT NOW 4 fItEE HAvIGANLE BTltEAN2
A 1WsMuNE ropnrtcF yoatertiAy cnAed ut tho
otilco OF Judge D. L. Glover and asked him what
tho Cnnal Commissioner artion will 10 In re-
Qart to tho blil for IN injunction tllsd Thuraday
ny Husu, 1,oolnls g. Co. 10 rnstF1liM thoul from
unlleetluG tos trdtn platntI0s, WHO hold that tho
Illinois ltlveF. bolng N nayigablo atfenm, ls q
PUBLIC haagwaS " nct of Congress, at that to
nt sa,! r. leSk IT Henry y Illegal II, .o ..
until we got tuur answer, roassy boforo ,wo eau
fe'sc L, the ss. ' savg Ss ues q! yss e rssd
tho bill, which understood was to bc tIiHd, hut
! Gun seo from tho at,rltietlgAtion Of It. In THE
TRlHt!NE it9 R1lieral oaasActor. Now whilst Il Il.
by tho Btats OF yirg,nia to the untteti states It
W,ls uonllltionud that It's KfeAt rivers should De
e9na.1ervd a.,s regarded as public highways and
shou1d ~ frye 10 tho public ~ sacf. the aucs.
hIaaWay .And oharxu for. tho tinptuyotuent
hl4hways havo heea improved and surl,eI Into
;nade: Tho Baut ii. ,iavie Ia % ssso ii IL pSias. t.
ths uuitSd s..tos which 'si't' shsrxss toll.
eSs9 ,, ~ e 1. tt's @ x, i aro s;,i, ssii!sstx
dor authority Of tha stato u iIlinols, wlthill
wh.Me boundaries tito river IL onttrGly con.
TUNED. To onmc down to tho snarsuw Of tho
E9 hnB .nB ' o J. u a % Ss o
wzys and 10 charge for she lmpsogonont.
"Whon do you think your agswer will be
'es1E TEho other side vii, hayo 10 servo US with
persunat uptoo VI the ttlu9 Of the bllI e.r, an.
swsr will follow, and 1t viii 20 totlt,A the btsl
SOURCE Ut information OIL the subJvrt; " the
G0MMlaslonaFs 90nAent. and taey probably WI
WA0lo tapts In The case, aud there decide upou
tho future action to hG takon."
, 1881-07-23
pendent party OF Duffy. and y reconmondcd ny
eloquent, and aggressive OF Irish n9itators.



rrrnx uarc f7ftv burial pormlta iaa,efl ycs.
,o..,n. -
ter1'"f' ..,-...
TnE Committee on etreGis and Alleys 8outh
meet Mt,.lt,ay afternoon at , o'cluck.
,,.,..,. 10, ,,..5 .x.. ,,..o..,., ,n..,o,, III,
QulI'ctAtA aee" was scs'et'at Rsnnten oS
the city tp Norton & Co, upon thoir mill PROPER
ty for 500, tho amount narecl upon by tho
Cm,urft.
,,..s,.s" .xo. .a..,,s..s ~ sa..n.Jam M, ra.s
iosp"hl "cse tcpos.ea Ses'etahys Anc new
case was from No. ll0 Hickory avenue. scAs'ot'
fever was reported from No. WEs, Fifth avenue,
t,u.statrs.
,,.,
COL. HEssEnr, the Chfef OF Police EdHaru =.
Teoararh.t tand Two ii the deputy Gon,,nisslt,,,-
ors II tic department ot PUBLIC Works Of Gin:
Gkrtt Svor lie CITY by Chleis swcnio aiid Nic.
UariKlo and Secretary Doyle, mud shown our
..,' s,ss,,,,,,n, ~, .,o,,or. ,ro, NJ !, IN vcs.
C0ocG ~ ~ IT, fty Hi,rHs Gs nicc Tlih
tcrs'ay n1orMlna II tau C siosm s, .sG. H. Saua
All ,inncrt y; tao ,.,.os w n,,s ~ Hill.
, 1881-07-23
SUBURBAN..
kvAfHT0N


This ovoninR in Union Halt tho Women's
Chrtsttan Temperance Union will hold a tonetlt
entertainment. Tho program will conalat Of n
punoratna Of tho Nooky Mountains and Colorado,
and II concert. Tho fyanston Military Hand
will hn In nttandancn and lcnd their charms to
The stor,a Of Thursday evening was tho hard
cet uf tho season ut Evanston. The lightning
In The residencb Ut l,r. n. Z. r1l9lion thu wall
alan4 which the wire rtttls was scorGhc.l and
apot burned or, tho tabe to which tho tnatra,-
ESuLEwoop.
Tho Directors Of tho Soldiers Memorial nuild.
ing Association huld meeting Thursday evcn-
px e y r. TO- tue s
for teir ssock. L Is tslr,i to haYe It iii p!need
decd Of the lut on which tho building Is 10 BIZ
1reeted, md recciytAl stock tn the amount " VI
F'6l In oxchnnKo, thorafor. Saver.l p!ans for
tho prOlosel buildings Wrto submitted (tv tho
lu!fd'nI C1nrilttee. mo o. which was allopto.l,
and th, nnildlng Committed Wsro INSTRUCTED to
e ws1 snS eF'co of tho ounF
Tho Loulsout Mountain eorncr.stone which
faitcd tp roagh Its destination, on time to te at!
to nrrlye ii i .tuy u two, It Is proposed to ny
this sto1,e on TIC day selected by tho Govornof,
Of Tho, ditfetsds sates ft,r ttanksalytnE nnd ~,
| with appropriate ceremonies. Th!a VIII c0sIi.
nctnorata Two cyentfu| pc,lods r. the ~ attempted
HHHA6llHtiDQ III lfESltlQLIl tMEHHlu. 4u0S3Gktf8.
| burg stono was ai on Tho Fourth wliot1 the Ma
ton WIS whiting With trambling anxiety. OK.
reetang cnch moment to hour OF TUG lonth Of the
President, md tho Lookout Mountain storo will
bG lnid thu tlAy Of rejoicing at tho assurcl re'
| covcry Of tho President.
| ...-.. LAKE. --...
Tho 1onrd Of Trustees held ne1t1ng ycatcr-
| dug AFTERNOON, with all 1nembprs present. ir,lt
| Coy, OIL 1ulinEs Of tho Nuw York GnslEght Com.
Inny, addressed thu !'oard In REGARD to tho ga|
trtlitlancc. an asked for a Modification OF the
| sumo. Tho matter WIS referred TO tho prope,
| committee. -... .--....
A delegation Of clt!zcna rho have eulferos
from thu scnrclty Of water appeared before tht
i,oaEt, ana demanded that iho oyil he remedietl
up until 3o'clook in tho morning In oraer. 4
drlw enough WatCr to rot breakfas
though aone o. tho board mlrht sufto
| personal violence from tho hands Of tho lnd1g'
i,nns citizens. Tho Board promised 10 rccttf,
thu uv!l II possible.
Mr.. King, attnrt1oy for the Citizens Tonpor.
| nucu LeuKup, addressed tho hoard on tho sub
! jcot OF sulDons ami llconscs.
a petition was received from the htutuR
Union Telegraph CnmpnIy uskinK fur tho priv
ileKo Ut erecttl,v pulls aud arinRtny wircs across
tho town. AotGrrnd.
, 1881-07-23
What Soda. Water IL FlAvore1 With
Ingredients Of An.C2llel Fruit Iix.
trncta-Fesv DrlNks What Tlloy Claim

trncta-Fev DriNks What Tlaoy Claim,
to lie.
Tim reuo,tco Ks Si,oni1 E atSrns 81 nono purtv bv
iono1n,ie. @ 6ithorto sIpposod 10 30 sxtrs,asiy
s eopnsan q Z sfsos sosSssa a I'D
hhrtnluss stt.utnnr dtI,kv. AtnonK thyso, aoda-
watsr probably is tue a,ost popular: Io1 1aslguE
water Itss1t III Iii tho llayor which Is ntidol to
Hivo 1t pleasant tHste. 10 !sarI. whit tnoso
resensy ~ saeS Oh cSuns. IL ey VIZ IT,
ulauu their snanu uracturo study md q spuo!atty.
@ .1sIs nS1s NJ. tSy 9ss o1 a.
stsonx enough: nesdsa they would be yvry
fruit thoy sham OIL that auoouut. The sourcea
iss,ta Ma,vh @ n thess ~ arg arama aro @ nnm9.ouA Tho
tas uheulleal batysle aud. btalnud from rRnvlI
taltow Or fat. Tho tlayors 9t strawberry, rasi'.
g. ays ao e
eoal.tar known ~ tnethyl. aud honxoo' hutd. 9x-
sssSa sss ao 5tsa assf % s'o % U.s. s
:kss sa7 of tdoso a6yssaees Injurious to the
"Not necossarliy. because thoy sre patsraIly
i IseIons tasyrc aet IL pc.appcs, snd ssrsaris
aglu ~ wtos. Taken p!lso ant III lasxo qusntl-
tt.a !hey would lio doubt eo l,osonons.~ for ex,
enanas tS sn uresse' saes s' II he :saFest poso
1assa tss.a VIZ y ss a4sss d fof Do9 ' .aoas
~ u4oA 10 soln9 os tho HEencl. and
ss 9 si1 s.9 ao Y sfss1y sn
FreNal, .purl,als are ~ ulssun AlulteratoI "
s5;ost, syass :; pas ha@0s :s: 1r stSt 4
traSs q or4nxss, out uxss lii tlavor ioYs f4s.l,
fler,nnn kfranh~ sssnr. Ths lnties h fEanlaniiv
, 1881-07-23
MdIeRIAGE LICENSES,
DEATHS,

.<-~-.-.-->-~--~ee~,...---
s's Il sasss.; ss 4 q .sa' sa'Esss:s Eas.
i sess q ne rs,'sess ss Ss "
saE Z ID ~ 9a,,s se|'efs u Ss:;. asss ssss
FHnefai at Gositon. Mich. July a.
sas sr:s Il sfs atssS: = y et on
ssssfx Easesla It e'psS pspaf. f piss.e & cop,.
III 1s1 Is Ksp aa ID # as No
sss isS:s T. ns: :s5d sS
ss:: Sss*s;$ $ss:';,;
stsalis sl1Sa&SHy a4Sa i W.. 4 =. s H. Of 'pop's1r Htn''
$$;s +: ' s's'A
@ ass9 6 ct 1t ssS osss ss
EassaI sa,nrsy. July u at 10 o'clock, by carriages
VA Ill Sss a ss M aa sss Il. s;s;
Il t'sass4 4hsss 'ssi'f "a;
s asy ?ny es sso'srs r., '
FSsSs Fssrs ~" tSyn, tia - Sunday, attn
~ S$,' s a. C.,
as; .;ss ss ss seo'' "'t' OF IL
sRss IL .ss;s say
sMoLasY7;A!t M!neot*. ~, Jul, u. Ellen Moony,
dds u cs1st9 s. Il y ssosk from 0't
kg!@s sns5s !ss a,'RKsa Kssss Francis William
Soleo Ut funeral hsrenftaf.
r. II sy 1s.4 nas tarn g. dsssas.f ss T. q
, 1881-07-23
WHAT RATS min.

The Now York Sun Ut tho al says: "12nts ato
atl tho signatures Of q viii Mt North Adams,
Mass, and tho mutiatel document is, therefore,
tho subject Of littRaton.' Ii no,ah on tats
had been uaetl this would not hhve hoppnned.
It's reputation Is world wLttc as It clears out rats
n'lco. cockroachos, bodbugs tIies, vormln, and
all kinds OF Insects
, 1881-07-23
NEW ULM suFFnnERs.

: . CONTRIBUTIONS BsW ThikIN NEl.1EK.
The. Committee having In charge tho raising
OF tuuds Tor the New ulm sufferers held meet
Ing VT the Sherman House yesterday moFalug,
Mr, II, brand wax mAdo Chairman, Emil Hoeohs-
TEL, SECRETARY, and y. AadlenRs Treasurer. Tho
Co9luitteo Il composed Of thu following KeutIe-
men, n0aTly all Ut whom we're presents: y, Mad
lenes, II. lrRud, A. Y. uestnE, TheQdusu Afuold,
, 1881-07-23
WILLIE CHISHOLM.

Special Dtspat<h To Tht Chicago Tribune.
ELuiN, Ill, July 23-Willic, eldest son Of
tho lion. .. T. Chisholm, member Of the
State Legislature, died very suddenly Inst
night Of tho nfter.cfccts of scarlctrfevor.
Another child died Of this disease six weeks
aEo. Wflllu was n bright boy Of .. Mr..
Chisholm Is now In New furk,
, 1881-07-23
NOTICE TO PASSENGERS,

On nno nftcr Sunday, July "a, tho 0:05 p. III.
train on tho Chicago, Burlington s. Quincy liall-
road ,oiu not stop between Chicago and Aurora.
Passengers for, stattuhs betwcou thoso ponts
must takc tho Dubuque trnln from Contral
Depot at 0:J0 p. m.
, 1881-07-23

Dir. Jarncs Parton says that a curious circuEn-
1tanco 0ceurrel many years ago, when n tcsta-
tor IN EnKiand lett k.,0o0 70 . friend. but with
W WIZ S, ~ s sl n a at.H saa 9 0e oyo
on this rnnttcr. "Where Is tho money n0w r
aHkpd bis friend. "1n the bunk" was tho re-
ply. "Au right" sud tho ndvIsnr; :" write Il
Gh0ck for Ei,006 and put 1t Into the old gentle
mans cul]n, payubo to bis urtlor."
, 1881-07-23

yyork 'rho Tlncfnr nr,jt Rnrnp 1nnn,i,nra nf E1ls
t%n 5,,in,,w Ms ,4~tv Emir rnn fs,ntv v.,,,t
isnnn ~, tryn,n fha linntnr s,nir1 HIN" NJ,
lnrsrhaSk IN the N nvnt,ino' SefnTTe % Noins to
Ills nofnc. lle 10 weHt ant ii IL tho !ieisl, 6othoei
IL tho pasture. After Albert returned from
tho pasture he went tNtp Tho roDi,l Wero Ills
father MD mother wsrol alnt sat down by Il
window. ,rllo Doctor ,yaa commenting tipolt
Tive 70 fnance. iia was decided slreen;
tMckcr, atMt. laying hecotne deeply Interested
III his subject, had thrown oR lils coat and
%s a'.k;E .;1E baSk a,d fr. ,na aefofs to 1oi
was, heard. tlio Doctor rcclcl aud fell ngalnst
the bed, exeaiMtnE,
III AN sMoT."'
Tin yaB stt,,ck In TIN rlRl,t lrenst. the bnll
ts caIf of o cr " tia wits AID % striSs
In tii@ p,astnriuT' I'1,a baii was Of !, coFlIca1
slniT. WEIGHING Al, u,licu mid 4 hnlf. About
III u'c}ock Tho snmn nveiiInu iiatlry Wyatt,
EFat asto &c ft"p VsicIa III snroaK
tlle news TINT Dr. Talbot ita.s; been shut mud
that !le Goui no1 tye iong. mnls aeWA S ssMHR f;
oo ,,.','.r ~ , Mt ss sM.pEIs7' F,,e u nro
.tnfov OF e Gift 'n ,cttr mo wtfG gnt
itl''Msatoy AenMHlsc g,.H s.n Witi, lug H1s. kvl
2 tie Sat eMsi The Doetor WIS lylnE upo
ths s on'' W. a IN rnciwnII ,xal,t u1i ~ @ n
j,nurs at most eiit his life liz inketi calmly
o. tas ,, uvq n @ t.at su a tvaa o % III sI ~ i
NJ nexnr @ ae o aeora ~ III Iova ,,nrcsan ~ @
tisnit ~, III n}nh fhnt ta w"a t,is ui,c4
down
uEcAUsE OF Ills POLITICAL, VIEWS AND M
F1uENcE.
Saitl he to some friends who, were standing
by his bedside: IL Is terrible to ho sltot
down III MY avn 1!onsa ltka dog. Abraham
Lincoln was assasinateti bycauso io dared tY
ae'asnH + o h U;iey H,i pGMl i,sea ,y,n III S 9
HsRca M H. ~ '.uu Mns .iea W"V a !.u ~ s..a
;,roI. ,,n.r,, M ~ ,ta F';t,of int IN ~ h"
tGua si3os ~; econsof & is noiIiicai @ M 6r ma, Hat
c crtstS III Y t,aa ~ III hsltoye ~ INV i,
thlta.,,, wv ~ M WM2 aao' pstosSu Y ,,t VIZ ~
ahn,,, m'cinck' ~ MN ~, -. to snSrtt my ~ Parry H.
Fnint ,,ft ,ta tan,,n,:,nt r. MI ~ ~ nov nnd naszaI
s|terny 1sTS fs,y Is sat H. eaeS s the r.
to,,, III u ~ au IL ,. u uamv
49,, +, %vitt,, .Iv,' ',",,,,,a. haf"r" Ill Infns"
- ~ "''' nv a',s . ,,x"'rr,,rnm ' "'' 1''''''''
growing out Of Ills sudden death began to
the great question il, nii minds was WHO Jill
9v terfIo9 cos ,t 1t was tosght to 19
| Higj1t for lis work OF tleati,, md especially
| ut slicl, a1i early hour III tile night. Tliest
acis td @ a ~ @ p1s pns m
Alnort. ti,at in ran nit of tlin hn,,sf ftnn1pHf-
atuiy nfter Tie Shooting, when liz saw
..,,,.a., .,r,e', ,,,,,,,, 49,, ,ro,,,,,
il a southeast; direction, mud f1red at lin.
nbte, yet OF course, tho facts were not
kMown. Tue evidence tnken beioro it! tho cor.
unsitiviv e,,nri1 Ia INV p,i ons 10 warrnnf M
, 1881-07-23
j. OBITUARY..
MRS. CONSTANCE RUSSELL.
Eofcfal Disudtth h, The t1hffHso Tribune.

GENEVA ILL.,, July aa-Ntrs. Constance
Russell, o,ie or tho first settlers Of Campt0n
Township, tilc.l to-tlay nf cancer. She came
to this cn,,nty from Orange County, New
York, In 1H2. Her nEe wins ts yenrs. None OF
her Immediate relatives gurvive.
, 1881-07-23
THE CITY.
IN GENERAL.

A. hsnw1se o. NO" to.x mo IHsne .h.
Palmer. ,s
wn1rAx DAoasrr, OF ottumwn, Ia, IL at the
Pacific. ~
I. F. STEVENS, Of Lnke Superior, ID at the
fremont.
JAMES W. MoKHtsEv, OF Now York. Is a. INC
FREMONT
IN. ". J. MCCONNELL, Of Fort Wayne, Ia at
mo 4semoht. ,.u.,.,
TIE ltev. nr. and Mrs- ludklns, OF C'nc1anAu'
arc at tho rae'na. ,
arc Mt the Pacific.
""s.H" .. ~. n.ns.. M'sN." "Ao """e
arc NJ tno fremont
LM non,,.n, man. and A i f,r,,bory, OF ,lelbourne,
australia NJ a. Ncwnas. anus a. 4''"' VI 4''"
T"r t1on. ". .ayurs and e, D, Koyo,, Spring.
."a ao,or ~ ra,sr ar,ds. IN ,Tn,
H. sc,lcn. ' It, Lous; % r. Il. aosers, Quincy; and
A. q. White, England, Are at tho Letund.
rns following chcnso people sailed for Lake
Superior Inst evening On tho steamer Joseph l."
fnra: ss Eonsaa.no .i1r SkH arfas owi,nv IL "
affS I1n'S, ~ So H. ,s IT. sdelnA y sarra sus'
11E nnnost1ccncnt which has bean .na.lc that
Prof. tireetu. the hcnd Of tho Engineering Do.
tho cher % niero II hs in '' ihe iSsion School of
Ttchlo!ouy II erroneous. affchlgan University
l hss ost st,no good Professors but Prof. ore'no
p.,,rr,.. 1.o,,ro M IN mi I, xveak,v ueeston
:s,.,, - toHge M s .ahir;,o ~ The
, a.musu ~. ~ t,uII II, Shtr,en T., AM.,,,st
number 0f applications were mndc for lnon to
w.,rk in ,l!Tcrcnt parts Of the city, but. rs Mll
h G Z II NJ sTGrs ost %n5G aa
@ The ,ey s a 50 ssa6io 1 @ S season .. We work IS
Nn1.E M,sGsx % ;s sotose Smsn; s y yes5s
,sorslnE It tne jsa!,s2a Iio''so. w. & snd =
bat ti ,'espitc M hnt 10 sos e perso"s M sntsrtai
10 ttend hcr coa un ,lGsng 70 +, snvo ~ aGr
her tenth. Tho toronor viowed tho eorpse and
opinca mn shu died = nnt.,.il death. An In
g xs"sssoS @ers fs'' e. se,s ssS9
saS VIZ All .;, ss ss IF "a; A.
Saeo AvgmMe 81. Ms ~ ~ .oo
Efepnon TS,t TSonas. ~ Eho poco ,v ~ yet beo
%nus to nsccsan as y place Of ros!!onsc; e,t
r aye icGrnca ] t9a1 a n',ro nam "1 rf1qfmt: f,
iiack. VIZ: sivss tlc assra!leu TINT hs izot!,or
VII ne y. ~ wv na's ~ eaio tof 'nc
IT, c.,e",.s re ,,a,as.,,.,uo. ,7.,,. ,,,,, ,.,
cai meeting yesterday afteraoas' q sciset dsc-
gates 70 ths District Ennvontlon e ths stnte to ~.
Nort sEa 1t @ ,o ,ei1s ~ H. hS
{S!ipToE peTs;,;!s SoF ss!ef!sa r MSeiGT
1ny ptaH Il Wnohinh tbnr,es M % iscr,rr ,s II tan;m ~
aneft rrenha' ~! Endefs, Insepn Miena: and
aridz MnG!ler 1no M SoeeN Miso appropr'a.ct!!
ihs rssasares SUI @ fSt~assisa I % tio money @ IT once AN
b,iaaes. Nc a i WI Mason Hs stree iod 1y VIZ
, 1881-07-23
Worccommcnd Ellredge sewlng-machiucs

Buck t. Rayner's Moth Powder is a harvester
that renps roauhcs by tho tnllllun.
, 1881-07-23
A GRAND DISPLAY

GRAND DISPLAY -
Of fine carriages OF ivory description ia to bo
Bocn ut tho repository Of studebaker Bros, ISL
mud 1b3 Wubnsh avonuc.
, 1881-07-23

1HHE REV. E.p. RAY OF HYDE PARK,
j Will conduct thA Sunday School Yeach4gss RiUet.
App to-day u Moon II lVw9r t&Fwoll lls!l. Iopo'
" Mosaa and Asg0n.h
, 1881-07-23
BUG EKI.ERl{LNdIOR,
THE POTATO BUG,

Warmers ard =! otheF men ssnd {os circular Of tho
AGRICULTURAL Syringe coIahlusd; Oest puap nude.
Nuy E4tsrElinatUf alone, 3lA
e&No. III.
, 1881-07-23

DIR. CllApIN'9 WIDOW.
GLOUCESTER, Mass. July 2o.-1t Is report
cd from Pigeon Cove tint Mrs. Cl,apn, wild.
ow Of Dr. L. II, Chaptn, died suddenly this
afternoon.
, 1881-07-23

HGUsNNEH9 1kONENGH3
rats, mice, ants, files, ver1nin. mosquitoes In
seuts, otc.. cleared out by Though OH Nats.'
Elftecn- cent bo1eS Nt druRgistE
, 1881-07-23

THE REV. ANDREW DONlAls, d, D. OF
4lasxoM, ,ssot!Aaa VII adassas g. i, ms.st.nE !a
mn An Il fasTsM M LIs a5 hSasr
Ehuseh and Nts A1dsys!oE FEY rtars SE9.. II thS
also 10 present k fkke pstt III tho exercises. EiuN
gaslo wiIl % provided: svsts ffes. All 'ars e0r-
, 1881-07-23

WUIIE W. T II EEsttSONs = -.
Sr. Louis. No., july GA dispatch 10 tho
Associated Press from Clinton, Ato., says john
W. Patterson, WHO murdered Jnnlcs u. Clark,
rcnr I.eesb,lra, Henry County. Dec. l, 1873,
wits hanged tllcrH this morning In the pres-
plcc Ut about 5000 people,.
, 1881-07-23

en,. no testol by throwing some Oh u hot stnV1
anpo fraeraco ] viii 10 ovunt from ;Se odos ta
az the rising steam. A. inst with bnrytes Ia also
eilcncIous. II purc cider tho appcArac0 Will ~.
% asa upou VIII bas@ VII tas &c
!iuvcloped md tho y!nexnr turned to u milky
hue, followed by whlto preoipltato.
Fon somo trne past Ch!cagn jobbosa hive becn
ilHp0scA upon by a canning flrlu who hayo
fea t4S ssess ,se n.st e
wsie tlo CaisoFaa soods ID % su ii. II ss', ususas s
goods to tho jobbera havo ,nalo enormous prof
It's. The labels nn tho spurious peaches hru q
ut tho .yonu4ne. Parties Interested, Auw.
sst i VII W. u Il t - ssssn s tass thess
IT, fsna .ao Esl'aino xo9s,s sn,, t!thoat opening
d ns@eral sissry saaesa ill., * i,o q tha bos. ss
IT, & Soaas 5 MaeS w srks s 1
1ob6or ncUd 10 tunRor bo ylutlnll1c0.
TIlR LAND LEAGUES.
The Michael Davlst Lanl League held, IL
vang ~, n1etH " = & sspste %t h.
members stepped IL tho rront and settled up
their tluuf, ai,a Tho Finauoia! su9fptsry .nn.la
treasury. lositus so.aa outssaudiuq a r. ducs. M fhs
luaxuo now has " books lu u condition. to pra-
s sen1 no1t MoEaay n!ght, whom II nleets lu tha
former Twelfth Ward LcuxHo, ror The purpose
nf forming u J0lnt Organization, The tWo
teaYnes were formerly under on1 government,
but thera W. % spt!s song tlne ago. ,Thls haa
how been healed, aud ever3 thing pE1in1aoa a
prosperous future tor them.
A meeting os Representatives from the city
Ihld Leagues, At which sumo twonty-iivU WtiT
present, was held IAst hight In nuskes tlntui,
fur tho purpose u completing asrauxemnslti
for Father no}lana lsotnro % 1,an1lor.i!am u
liuyinn has Tor lonR tlul0 bcep associated III
thd Laud.Leeyuo movement with tho tuds.