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, 1881-07-16

"Do YOU rccoteet Tho day they appeared be-
fore yo,!2"
NJ. l.,,mrnel was By th's ttmo very uncomfort-
o Rfp{E r. y Gsx y wss v'y s p
'ilat 1e knoT ;!otatss @ who mn bad drawora fall Of
NON" OF TIL" po9 eSns 1srr,';Ss'. n'xsx WEI" GOOD
t,5g,Set Sent Se werS sSa1sH Seas nxst to in
@ G'erH II ~ H,oetnrs s ri i u nt son rr
thor. Ace"f,,Ina L D ' 10 him. escn tl,c l'',nl. tar.
.se BY tho s'sy olsIa1. wsre worthless, S1 =
wi,ri liz wtiln 10 rcnrt tlieso fncts to IIs s,i.
w or,or uin stIlccr. M.n si,o O. sayr. '''' '''' '
thNl'. MAL'
whose autograph 's attncs'sh to ann,n GI thGso
a 70 @ lf sy l.Faion sho'!l onss ~, Y
held Horny Martins oonas to- 1.-Two up t. tho % !aw.
win for tho person Of that ttlt,no VINO WIS 60
1Fg as to to ne hs sni,ap'e .t R se!GrG ~
reporter fal . veritaoo Wild gop%so % cn1so yes- s.
tSr'ay ~, whom ho sought 10 iho,,s nm ~ Mar. tMe
lievisetI New directory gavc tho aa.ncs ot
sovera! Henry Martins while tue irnGnaeF anH
nroporty. owner WHIP elKhetl tao t!ons n oIaMk
ld mnt 20 to tho trouble nt EIylnR hls a,! lnen,
eals!l npou wins q nc tere1,tt!v business aI 60
Masxes ~ stfGoe t o nad sGan n & r.
prott9 vigorously impressed npnn tue reporters
comprehension tnht ~ nla tns Whnt 10 uc sMs-
S9GSrmrc ~ ~ ~ 2mnifv NJ Mmrt,n ~ nsartnv ,,t,
ssst il !lls.t sasases saySady: iii ,!,at hs wss I
.,at ~, ~. ~ E H., "uo ~ 'u"| e'"
, evu ,,ovt ~ ,n,n n. .;sf+c, voa N, so,t wn+sr
t G p'G: H. nnrti, WI ssha % ve" normow
ssrrssH a. ous ''' nrt,vtsnn hnI,sc. I,n,i
it ieft al,ont week before, Tho pru.
ssssos ~ theset llsnry Sas a,,ss hssy +,
~, s, ~ ..ut,rn ~" orp,,i Il, INV s,,cb
mia"oiIo nnna an.nr Thn rn,,nr, ~ ,vishcS to
,,Ii ~ III S.rtI. u ~ his nn,nr MI co,ii mi
innrn ~ vhoro ~ ivo5 T. ho 4o'e' oA' -'"'o ''~
"oI1 wSs ,,ntJ r. m ata.h ovcn,,o- ,yhcrn
TIN f1irccfnrv nmt dosv' jtnnrw Mnrttn M \ ,1t,k.
,so,Jisr ,it. ~ 3h 9au,a s,twi ,s;t ,yt,oh tl,n
inn,Is warn sruno,t m, Ia hG m tnn,vtciuc ri
~ nt3n a3nont Why - ~ e h ~ rnn T., ;,,r
iT,,,,,t,.. u o"'ep' ""As Ao """ tot" ~ LIVE
hnnfhcr Horny Mnrt,n wua Your,, trndfnr n
, 1881-07-16

LAY. 'r
Tho Committee on loccptou and Arrango-
mcnts In connection With tho visit Ut tho New
Orleans ttromon mot last osoninx Mt No. ~ Dcnr-
born street, With Assstant Fire- Slnrshnl Shny In
the chair, and all tho members present.
lrwaa decided to rceolve tho Now Orleans
hrv laddLost' IN right royal atyln. It was statod
by several xentlumeu presout thnt while all Of
tho visitors wcro volunteer tlrcmGn many OF
thuin aro old-cstahltshcd and prominent btlal-
ncss-non Ut NGw Orleans, and their reception
should partnk9 Of the naturc of public o,lo, rs,
Orleans lust winter, ,tno cittxa1s thruw ni,ul
thutr doors to thcu, tnl made thonl thu rursts
Of tho city. Tho sal1ic should bu tuIc here, 1t
EouipAlly t,sl tot,dorcd . special. train to take
the Reception Colnnlttac uni thaIr !,ylted
ssJ ~ vii no 10 5
wholesome Totrrshnl1nta .aMd o1gara. .At tho
q ena csss4o ra hepastnoa 81 ~
- W 6a 9 hc mnsS, w @ gst
honrpn street, anu aast to tho l'Allnor Huuso.
AID s,,'iiry bo~ls ot chnpasas puneh 1Httib vii 81
rudy to Bootho th!rasy throass:, Thun thnr0 viii
sIs Sy % ~ gveag y snnnaay 'n9tnn;g
afteEnoon .tnoy. viii 10 tuken % i brIuf lake TX.
sS.sEo MoHsy hqy w b. ksn to ,S
nSsas s. ifFqs' ,a&ss s'''faa', tho fusssy ssss
or Msanssay !: ,,aS:;'as ,as;;4a :hs cbssxo
srolsS spsss Train . tase !he sisifoss; .hss I'll
guests, an1 lhotr esoarts e Milwaukee, whurs
train leaves at 7:S0 ia the mornIng, aud viii ru.
'!s w. Y :sas y Eesse!'es, ose.ser h
e ssks sae 4 srss 5 pst. xhess 10 visssoss as
, 1881-07-16

Ar the snh.,rrcnsury yestcr,tnv s4J0D1 In
suSee ~. We anu eiau III 1o'u was a'souFsoa' ana
spooo In silver received
rME acknowledgements receipts yesterday
,s,a co, ~ W "u,n so,o'' Nns ., Nv oI,s
spirits. a'ss for tooaeco aud cigars, and T. oe4
rn,,,.,,, ~ .,.,,.,,
oEoHI w ~ i,:s. SASsuh, VINO keeps p'0ce OF TO.
eott al No dlst south l'ark avenue, was brouHht
5 n",ofe GoGtn,ssomur s lioyno aMd hsa under
10 pay Ills tax, x,'' 's'a'o''s o'''n'' ''' l'''oa
prcssfps a liz ss q nas s'se & ws
pan%'es % subject e the pfeylsioas j I'LL erdsr.
rcport MY excessive uharges.
T,,r INV coso. ,or t,,o os,r,o,, ~ .ho po...
o'lco hGye been received and ,ro being PVT .o
Hscs. boinG iuwer and wIjor tittni vi wtth ~ i9E. H.
furnishing OF tho olico Will be pushed IA rnpillly
replaced by new aud subsu.ntla! material
.rur cotcctor or r,,s,ou. hn. ro,,o,,,oa q IN.
partaent eireu.ar taf"rni;is hi that whoro @ as:
1s III ran t " s ~ ~ a Wdcn ~ W. e
mtcs II nn 70 b Mi o1q Ill e ~ tae
Eatxa,l an'st,r 6!i r. lads Il pRss 1t ,ho usual
proofs Of oxportatlon.
Fox the uast twonty. ycars Mrs. Kelty has had
n6ss In the Tost.OHiee lubDics. but rrceutiy u
rival las Icon allowed to al up an tx.
tesivo stand, concer.ilng which It would 10 it,
obtaincd. This risaI. not content with tic oFlI-
nnry c0urso of tsstit0 has brRr,uf,rtl out irt0 a
nsW lDpc uH Iut]lc,stctl ly tho aim oIcrjnu for
safs "snl,eareu at.i t,lxud dtJuEs." II woIlld bo
Interesting to knew wirther tlloso iiouItIs cnn
b1 Buld III tho public lu6bos, aud, il so. whpthor
~, ,,,v,. 49,, +. .,,. ~, - .,.,.,a,.,.
,I,..i " ~ H. sas !!st ot aatlanlo FOCUS re~
~. mmao - e9 @ :. msHsauaas .,, vine; veFRh9, tlhl-
aHe s, ~, ~ unSes tHys. GtG;: to@sMan q k1nE.
ttan"S: smm1;,han a. II 1nyfnr mo as ~ ooxSs aa,I
asnf sn W nEus enast!o sntas Enwler Hros !U
@ ~ 0a.s hs.Hit H MnLnM 4 nMsGn ~. eAscs
H.lMylnr ~, ,.Mu noAca tI0ptalc: hlax. AnnfnWs,
, 1881-07-16
CITY HALL.

THERE were tlfty dcaths In tho city yesterday.
OVER $t,50O hns been banded over to Dir.
Thomas l'reuan for tho hiahonoy fund.
J.W. Ausr1S, the Chief Of tho I.!ttlo Rock
Fro Department. and A. n. X. 0rahh,n, n prom-
inont Arkansas uittzcu, looko1 ovor tho Chicago
Fro Department yesterday.
TIs Committee on Schools met yesterday aft
erioon and decided to recoinncud that uuit-
claim dard 10 gr.ntod to Mt. Pullman for tho
fu,QO0,
THE Committee on Railroads dco!dcd to re-.
10 lay privato trsok tu klnzio stTuus fron III,
NORTHWESTERN tracks, to QOnneot with hts tet-
houses ut LctyItt Street.
DNuNKENvEss Is not defined rs I'M ofronsc in
THO rCtiAgu orllllntleoa, Tut tho Old OrlInMnGa
holls, aud bibutults DeMoornts in.lulging ~
their old.tilne habta will still bo prosecuted,
aud ChnrlVy Cameron will ito It.
attauk OF bilious G0o. Mr. Ncn,Io Is one Of tlo
hardest w0rked and most efficient members uf
tho Cty government. II is pr9uosed to a!ow
ton.
a nUlLntsu permit was granted to SRmfnous,
GiagS ns Gn' ysxi,sFiay & 70 ii P"1t 1n an ot.o,sto.y
st Ea Sfco anS Sse 70
,ncat .!ws,!nR, s:s3i feot, No.si Willard place.
Dna complaints, under tho now ordinance.
received .lJ III two tlnys, hu t6tHks TINT It ID
crDw!tlls s tho mtairncrs. lse saya tlMt III! s,nh
na.S,,s rsfss,sa to tho po'icc Will be
MAYOH IAHnIs>N stated yesterday that he
was u. thvnF u knupluK tho otrccts III repair, rs
shsS va ny fu tat oS oe assa ioe TX;
purpose. lio bUItevta that all Ytrcot- paving
Bhould oo dono from Eonctni fund.
Tus Mayor stated Yesterday that ho Ind Of
hysiua @ pus II .he s.slltPox @ iiosplta la l
UaI.tlu has acc9ptc;l tho piaca. DR.. Itbso'' bu-
, 1881-07-16
How tho State Inv Is Violated by t1lt
Mayors Subor,linntcs.
Will William Schmidt" and Henry
Martini Show Up? :
Statements Of One Of tho Employees in
the oity-Clesk's Office.

prcpnrctl ty pctaons Ia tho City Ulorks oClco
WIN knew thcr worsh'esncss, and were by thou.
H 70 En- .h ~
soso lacts wona aIa iauco tne Mayor to ake
i i as II sueh was ] not 'top to ee se to
ness Of tho Insertions in Tms % Ta1nuss m n1 as ro-
CARDS the connection OF oIty:liali cmpIoyts
wn sat s Tho n. sn 10
lad In most oasos, that was tho fnu.t Of ~ law.
any irrespon:!sle notary, as mos. et siou wcre,
unJ nd witboat pportMntY y, inyestin,e Hill s'I ia
worth. % in % viow Of tfesa ] eforts 10 sar over tho
;nutfnr. it innf,mns nurossary for THE TtfutiEN
to return to tho subject
nro in thu ann ~ Of s,uo. rho % persons vho eIrn
,.'ss 1nS. ss o. a n % i pG rpy n, na @
,wnrth ~ mi s,uar and ,vr III! tsnt lnIiHhtai.
mess. Tfn tt,toct % ~ ihis H. II saiponkoeper
violates Ills prIylcHos by selling iaW0r to habit-
u% urunknrss or ts lnitiors. I that tnoso jni.,re
s i srovdes IN III Hill II ~ thht TIL ssse
io @ "thorzed f I'd to .ss,io sho icc1se @ Th"t otleor
~ ethor fG e y9r yr, or snS = on9 91 hs ~ san Ha
iakinx suct, bon,i ''''N >''''s '0' o'"@oA
NAV EXAMINE Ax,- 1,ruanv
offered a. sooritS M under H osth p and 9eautro him
4artl % big pcouniary ability 10 bueorne such
seafi'y NSw a s pfor,son Y W.T.
apprSved by tao oIlieor .!lt9erixsa l e is;ae
U1alilise tic persos offered az security. It IL
tlla tlaty ot tae Mayor to see that ths rsG1ire-
nuw rAlucacAs,-not one OF which can ho sued
upon " i pursvn injured. may 30 g taKon as
inte1,tlcI tiloy stoujl,
, 1881-07-16

"AIark Twain .,alEars sold by ait reputable
dealers. ltulolt Ssltsrt. Wholesale ugent, lsS
Clark HtreHt. - - !; :.
, 1881-07-16

Piles aud Mosquitoes. -
A 15-cent box OF vRough on Rats "'Wtli keep
4 hous0 FREQ from illca;f mosquitoes, r1tu, and
niles, the eptlro sQasph. Druggists, -
, 1881-07-16

nuck < Navner's1tdth Powder IL a haryeste,
tlat reaps roacnes BY tho ml,iluil. :,
, 1881-07-16

CCmm!ns loads IN Aest~clasA Icnsal work nl
aalr pr!ecs. 70 State stFeet, coElor Randolph.
, 1881-07-16
THE CITY.
IN GENERAL.

.L11U VI u Il
IN GENEKAL.
". q, KkSsEpY, u. g. A., IL at the Sherman.
II. CAIRNS, OF Milwaukee, Is At tho Sherman.
CHARLES E. CoMr7ox, Of Denver. Is at tho 1ro.
mont
AK. M'MunAAy, OF nallston, N. X, is at tho
Leland.
Can't zx,o1zn, Frankfort, Germany Is ut tho
Palmer.
.torS Dnraurr, OF London, England, is Mt Tho
Palmer.
LION CHATEAU, Of Paris. Francc, is at tho
Palmer.
SIN JotlN CA11psN. OF England, Is at tho Grand
PariNc. .
llE. JACKSON, Of lrot Springs. Ark. ia at tho
Sherman.
c. FAIRBANKS, Of Torrc ilanto. Ind. Ia at the
fremont.
GAIT. Il. II. NAr1EI,. Of tho Royal Navy. ia at
tho falmer.
Dls. +. IT. IIuNrnnEys md famly, of Now
York, arc ut tho Palmer.
J. JOHNSTON, 'or Auckland. New zcnland, 10
registered Mt tho Grand Pacific.
Nit AND Afiss. Julian MKSnIA. Of Mexico. arc
regfsorod at tho urand raclilc.
JoHN F, CnAMEu editor ut tho milwaukee,
Erentny 1i'i*eonssn, ia ut tho Grand Pacific.
Tiln Ch,cago shntpshootcrs' Association will
havo shoot Mt their pArk to-nnrrDw. Theru
will bo two prIzu targets used Mt CO. fcot, and
seven or eight practice tarEcts.
AN owner Is wanted at tho Artnory for seven
ty-fvc feet OF garlel,-hoso. which wis found
ycsscr41ny by Officer swattsun III tho possession
of JnHes .tor1nn, n supposed Thief.
;ns a1 ct ne Frsnk GheaSc e.
Hln{th. General Putchis!nr Agent Of tho Atchf-
, 1881-07-16

Werecomuseud NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
New-York tribune., 1881-12-26

IN the world is 70 foel inst relation To the gs u
tod TaOso its of God are the @ dne ~ hat
M be- T. n mt are nothing without the Io4IuaLdOn a
rd 20 v that The gifts Of God come from hdS c ~ a,
i' @ ~ = e % , ui Zee ." BIT He "a not far of he
rs in and around this church You DO nor ne % ~ am
faf am saFine nor 90 80 the thoughts Una! 1 '
I!,nt - =. '.r. rr.il Yr 30 not see the atmosphere
s.r.;ch ont your hand and you cannot take a
I'udful of the air DO YOU not thlnA uISe M 'do 40
God who made tis - ~ reI and God Ia real
Vnu eay: God IL too great To think about Us. ~ "
iIt fS aotIese tat enables Him 10 think OF Us ~ ~
bc,is. thc snow Is 40 great that It can cover au to
rrognd and he sunshine makes the grass hno no -
ers grow could moi do dd IL shine only on part oI @
world Il s because God is infinite that lie can lone
every hnInan beng. Where did the mother ei gei
her loyef Not from tho law; sue "ouIp "oaI
not be pu; in prison Il she did not not
sEow IT, Bnt II comes from God from Him VINO no
II. Son Jcsns Christ You see in window profile
picture oil face. 1t appears stern and you say
You s.e fuaco picture OF the same form and there
smile lips and the eyes look pleasant anu yog f
COD face In natnfe bat when we sec it in tho e oil me
son Is I'll sweetness anG htt s s everytbing
Gods nl-iace We may feel that Coo ' frn
IN loyo. In act every ld that comes 10 us comes con l %
God o, the fountain from its distant source lie hsEs
the love in every human heart II cOu,o5 a,n''' " "
rctly Him as u Il slid down on suhDGalh' co5,s
.its '' wa We have Of others We say "my feet, my
hands We may say " Ny binlr @ because % Ion bnys TO
al who love and trust HIM II h%ulu'Vu % 80
men own railroad they e'Sh own ,road a saA' nnt NJ
# have a TREND whose love posacss Ihere may " pe
otrers a so loved, bu lie is my friend hch A. as uot
material but spiritual thing we can al ieeI lh ~ mo %
possess IL ut the time When we 20 nome let us
say: This IS NY Eblr liyen me by GOdj my saviour,
ms heart loves aim ana no is mine my heaven "AeIe
he has gone prepare place for MS 1On nav % SGer
your mo her look you. rs ! remember my Ho.ncI
doing when not n word spoken, but the glance %as
| ifsrif a rrurunl. a warning and command Inc
P,almist says Of Cod 81 will guide you WIN lhihe
eve" so We should obey God We do our noiAeIb, pI'
even more willingly. You have perhaps received et
Ter from europe with git. The Bible "A our le VI
from God. We shOu!d come to God IA prayer hhu '1'
Him A. we thank pIrntH for our glits ana an lOL
what We further need aud ought not even 10 eaT
tu 20 through he dark valley ot death When we th va
the glory be- Oud You rCmemDcr perhaps, So'ns
through some dark tunnel on raliroad' - r.
You are going throu-h folds OF Deau'y
and suddenly YOU into liter darkness ana JhIc 10
Jrv tcios palt o the tourney and then out mo the
br1ghi Landscape the aAcs smmcring in the sunshine
and ali that beauty and under that there Is III lHIE
raerr nrc no happier children than those VINO trace az
t6er fts 10 the love God except those Wlo aTeAty
live ia The glory OF God and the sht oil inc
New-York tribune., 1881-12-26

ookerson and increases their respect for Govern.
ment. Certainly when man like N. Rouyer is in
the Cabinet, too many dsinfectsnts cannot be
used and what greater dIsinfectant is here than
luxurious eleGanceY Queen Victoria. with her great
historical traditions behind her, does not feel that
she needs fine furniture to give her Importance.
The sus covering the chairs and the carpets OF the
rooms in the British Embassy. III which she ALWAYS
lodges hen hating in her continental journeys. in
Paris, are worn threadbare. II is more than Gftv
years since they have been renewed. Republican
Ministers who are Young men of very small BEGIN
nings, must have palaces to live in now aud if the
furniture is a little worn they insist on its being re-
paired in the handsomest manner. NJ Jules Simon
finds in tho haberders at the Foreign Office an
occasion for giving play to his satiricll humor
Gambetta certainly is proving 10 the world that ne
does not think the salvation OF the Republic has
any connection with black broth. Sixty persons
sat down to the dinner thai lac gave. The cuisine
was exquisite TrOmpette. the chef surpassed him
self. He is proud OF the notorety which he has
been given by Gambetta's enemies, and he serves an
easy going master who does not look closely into his
accounts if his dinners are all that they should be-
New-York tribune., 1881-12-26
THE YEW BoIRD or 4LDERMEM

The Aldermen-ccct are endcavorlng to ar
range the prcminics for the organization Of the new
Board but without much success thus far Three ole
mcnis are represented In tho Eoard-the Republican,
T,rnnuy Hall and the County Democracy. No one Of
tho ,i,r,, has a majority. Tammany Hall has nine-Al-
defeu Kirk F zpatrck, Martin Sauer. Kennoy, Duffy,
Hall Brady Levy. Tho Republicans have eight
Aldermen waite Seaman. FlrSchUein, iIawos, Mclean,
Wclcs McCl lave and Fnck; and the County Democracy
bos dive Aldermen Roosevelt O'Nci StraCk. Keenan,
and NcAyoy The Tanmnny members are anxious that
Alderman SHuer SHAH be mie president ot lhe Bohrd
rLe Comfy Democracy and Mayor Grace anK iOuS
that President keenan, shall be reelected. They
willing to give the Republicans the clerk several Ot tue
uIOycs Of the Board aud the charmAnship of some Of
the most important committees Meanwhile the Rcpub-
lcaus cannot why the Presidency should not DO con
ccled 10 them They have held or two caucuscsr hut
have not agreed upon candidate. Aldermen McClave
and Ncllcs the names mOst prOmnC nuy mentioned.
N s prohl Ole that the Board may be ~ hong time
in baliol1g for IA presiding officer the present
ana
New-York tribune., 1881-12-26

az tbe Central Methodist Episcopal Church NO %
entb ave Yesterday morning The church WIS HSSnrJ SJ
fim,ned with eyeFgreens Prom above tne pIiIie nus @
foTu in loops four ropes of ground pine "en M VIZ
caught on the sides OF the acOye. Between the
was suspended a star OF white PIN, ana
the motto Glory TO God In the nlgIieS'' AIo ~
s,rvice consisted Of Christmas hymns: . ,,..,.
At st. Paus Methodist Episcopal Clrch tt in,,,y q
second st. and FOurth-aye., specla Huschi pI
was rendered at both the morning ana evening
nv the 0rar'ct choir. Tie morning seryieSS
was oneued with the Venite EXutcnu5 Doiiul'o,,
Halden). The Chrgtmas anthem, BetileA ~ li,. 49,
aud Beethoyen's Haloluah chorus were tlsO .Iils, W
sides eeyergl Christmas hymns. Dr. Chaihnd j. lo %,
tor. preached Inquiry" THe cAuIcH was "''
At the Fifth Avenue Baptist Church. the Key, i,r, m
Thomas Armtagc pastor, the only atteinpt Nv "a
consisted Of two handsome baskets OF hoWe on = ~ l
tors desk The musical exercises consisted ol Spo'
selections for Christmas. ,t,, y.os en-
The services i'm Plymouth Church ycsterday was eli
tirely of the usual character Mr' het'l'i NJ
r. renee to Christmas and there were no icc
The pulpit IN the Collegiate hetofmDt" D - r.sttr I, =
AT Twcntyniuth-st. and F1tthaNe., steilc, ~ fr,
ON mound of eyergreenF. Every panel Oi iht .
was surrounded and crossed with STRINGS ot
greens. Back of the pulpit long ilhes OF oNo S'lrj
hing in graceful shapes. The OpClihS ~ -.
were cguecialy arranged, were conducted ny III
MIR HertLa 4 OF The Dewitt Mission Chapei III IW'.Ni
nnth-st The children OF the cLapc! Ntir l, lo ruc
iOined the choir IN singing the ChrlNll4s "h"'O"''
Rev Or Ormistnn preached the sermon y,..,. ,
The chanel only tie Collegiate ltcI"fhle'i
FOrtyei .ath-St and Fifh-Lye. was utcuI'' IL
Of .yerTreens ON which were suspended MrtA'nb 81
molly, hung from every avHlhbIe poh| AL0 NV 49, 80
b. Zoe preached the fnOrAiug sermon. . go.
THE church at Mndison-tyc. and f1ttNscNenthTl Wt1
tastefuy decorated with cvgrErCcns a"out t Inp,t,
and choir balrouy Yesterday The Rev EiMuru a. AVS"
preached a sermon upon the birth aud lie oI Chrl5''
New-York tribune., 1881-12-26
THE LAND LEAGUE C0NrROVERSE

ROCHESTER,, n. Y, Dec. 25.-Bishop Me-
Quads address, which has gwen Use "
NO end of newspaper and public discussion, has drawn 70
him many violent replies and equally strong expressions
OF approval Besides the manifesto OF the Rochester
Land League the first organized in America, IN 0p2o
iou Ia hiu he Is IN receipt very aDuslSe ant
defiant .etters IRON proIessed Catholics OF various
places. one aOle letter IN support o. ihS auutcss IL
st,p,,. from ~ T. Eeud "A wClknown irish Catholic ana
wealth, c,al mtroaanJ Oi Chicago Joan tItAsiDoyh
VI Tie city, has puDAiSAeo ies'e' oiiNe-o w.
Bishop.
New-York tribune., 1881-12-26
1 SHOCKING TRIPLE CRIME IN KENTUCKY

CINCINNATI, Dec. PA dispatch from Ash
land Ky says Mr. and Mrs. J. ". Gibbons, who live
near here went visiting Friday nigh. leaving at home
their son Robert daughter fourteen old and Miss
Emma Thomas. age seventeen In the night some men
went To the house and assaulted and murdered both OF
the girls. They also Killed yonng Gibbons, who h s
supposed had attempted 20 give alarm. The heads
OF M three were split open with a hstChct The fCnds
then saturated the grs clothing with oil and set rp to
the house. which burned 10 the ground, the chimney
traiors o the terrible crime. reward OF $1,000 Is
offered for their capture"
New-York tribune., 1881-12-26
The FAILURE or KNOWLES. CLOVES g. co.

CHICAGO, Dec. 2j.-The liabilities of
Knowles, Coycs IL Co., whose failure was announced
last night largely TO persons IN New York. Baltimore
Boston, Portland and Philadelphia. The firm hope
f Of being able to pay their indebtedness In full and
summing business. They have made preferred creditors
Of two OF their employees who had shown their conf
dencc In the firm 10y putting In S25 600 In their bust
ness. The local creditors are j. W. DOaue * Co.,
$4,000 Merchants Loan ana Trust Company $32 900;
T.. T.. Meyer Sll OOO ami Francis G.. Cushing Sl5 600
New-York tribune., 1881-12-26
FOUR SEAMAN LOSr IN DORIEs.

GLOUCESTER, Mass, Dec. 25.-The schooner
smugger OF this port arrived to-day without four OF
crew-IIenry HuI kc, John Hayes, Archie Mcdonald and
Barnard Glenn. They Wero out In dorloa fifteen miles
southcast oil Chatham last Friday, when heavy blow
came ~. and they could not De found afLerWaTd.
, 1881-05-22

Inspection of tho New 4Armory.
- 4 TRIBUNE reporter yesterday evening made
an inspection Of the new Armory Of the Second
ReEimenr: on Randolph street just east Of tho
Briggs House. The result OF his research
es was the opinion that at last tho
Regiment. had secured for: itself worthy
quarters. and that the arrangements of the
new aru1ory were all that could be desired both
from military aud social point of view. Tho
regiment has the second md third floors Of the
building. Qn the second floor is tho drill hall
stacked with letters designating the. different
company st stands Ihe room is handsomely
SaadsoRe design. ~ 10 the 90 south 81 Eeef &
there The room M is ,no very hanson
very elaborate chandelier, which adds greatly
to the richness Of tho halt. :: (. =, " -
at the south end Of this hall are the officers
jutant, and tho Qurtermasters These are sepa-
rated from the main'haH By stained glass par
tldons of very rich design, and are finished In
: The upper floor is occupied by ths Company
rooms md by the officers rooms This apart-
ment Is cosy one, furnished less richly, per-
ret containing all the comforts and enjoymcnuts
necessary to thp life Of military. people
Or, their gueste. The Company rooms i.re
each They are oarpeted with 4 Bnsses S iHgn5y an
supplied: with handsome lockers IN black wal
Ht. nnt Inc Qnartormasters store room is niso lon
-TaEen ri @a!tosether the new Armo'ry Of the rcei-
monh which 'certninly deserves tho best that
can be had-are as eleRa Mt MS could b1 desired,
aha ahfa ne Of VII be
mire fully the successful etbrta Of the regiment
distinction as one Of tho most able arms 1 Of The
Illinois militia power. $685. =.
, 1881-05-22
SPORTING.


: T., q, +'.:A:REyiVAL2IS YACHTING.
It may prove matter OF grear interest to the
majority Of tho citizens Of Chicago to know
that they will have an opportunity of witnessing
series 6f yaoht RACES: the present season
worthy Of tho best ever got up by tho yacht
clubs Of New York and Brooklyn. It transpiretl
yesterday that q prominent citizen OF
Chicago: has become the purchaser Of the
celebrated Canadian yacht, Countess OF DuGcr-
IN, and that she is nov on her way to this city
with the expectation of towing throu 9h as FUR
us Milwaukee. The latter poiiii will be reached
about. next Sabbath, and Capt. John Prindi-
VILE; with party Of Chtcagoans, will be there
to take charge. The Acquisition of the Lady
Dutfcriu Will give Chicago three schooner
yashts.-the g., Others being the 1dler and t6e
Viking. The .DuGerin is q roomy-looE-
Ing &c craft IT,. Her cabin is large, aad
contains six stateruoms, besides the
main cabin or dning-saloon, fourteen rect
square. There IS not much gingerbread work
9bout her. Nevertheless she il srnuchly built in
every respect. She was bentcns Id New York
wntcrs by tho ldler and Madeline However.
the new 9wner Is what people yulgar1y style d
md it therefore need not SUR
prise auybDdy II he matched her against the
1dler and Viking In test Of sailing quailtIes to
ascertain which of tho thrco are entitled TO tho
broom-both us heavy weather craft aud swift
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