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PORT OF CHICAGO.
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Stmr Chicago, Mauitouoc, sund:aes.
lrup Annie Laura, Mnskcxun. lumber.
1'roil l. L. Britain. sau.aturk. xundrIes.
lrup Lawrence. theboJ.Hn. .nndtics.
Prog H. Ehsshulnt Kutfato, coat.
Prop s. senyesns- MDntn31e, sundries.
prpp Mary GEOll. cuuth Haven, suntlries.
Prop Jahies II. shngiey, Sn1isiee lumber.
IrIop Swallow' Ainn1ugue, lumber
Prop tity o1 Tsngerse. Traverse City, sundrfes.
Echr Adriunuac, tirand Haven, HUMBER
Schr frnnk Crawford. Shebvysun, lumber.
Schr lincoln fall, Mn-k s.u. lulnber -
:chr Ftrtt River, Ford Kfrer lumber.
sctar Laue Horn. Grand Haven, lumber.
Sshr MaFlha M.tst,1 SHTtn ChsaS. E5nse,;
Schr Andr.w Jackson, .stu-ke4on, lumber.
schr tltlawa. t;rund liAvel,. lumber.
sci'r Sitlati, NuskeEut1. fu,aber.
Schr ftubrFs Huwtert. tisnnd ffaven. Iunabe.'
sChr Nntei1.o. AaE.Hhula, coal. .
SchEJ. W H:'wn. NusAcgun, wood.
scar % liam @ Newhal. iuske:Sn. lainbs1. o''''
Schr san u1e.U. Ashland. luEiber.
svhr Eveitne. Muske.un. lunlbrr.
sctir hato it!nchnlan. alusseson. WOOD.
schr tseslne: LndinEtt'Is. lumber
Schr Australia, Nuske.on. lumber.
ACTUAL SAILINGs.
rrnp Lawrence, CheboyEitn, sundrEes.
j,,rop Annie Laura. Mn.keEon, sunertes.
Irtp 81 .Oseptl- Mnskexus- suuuries.
Prop u. 6. HrttlntH, " its Lake, sundrtcs.
Prop J. = seAvern". AaHtRgut, sundtlcs.
Prop Dean ltiehnott Buffalo. suHdr.es.
Schf 4. Mas:en. Hutts.iv. II. III nu r1axseed.
Sehr Adrioptfnc, Grind Haven. light,
schr u. i. Took. 1iAmltIt. sundries.
Schf !. n. Hutchinson. Buffalo, ta..A,0 bu corn..
schr Cape HDTn, tirand Haven, light
Schr Naiaa; oeont" l'shr.
schr John Nee. St,Mts1ec, light
schr Befthu HarnnA E.cannba. Inn bn COTE
, 1881-11-06

: Mr. M0sHER, THE ARTIST PHOTOGRAPHER,
Has just completed life-sizc crayon group of
tho beautiful children OF H. F. Bloodgood of
Sandwich-tne editor Of the Free Press. They are
without exception the finest crayon portraits
ever nude in Chicago
, 1881-11-06

schr I. Moss. Aianistee, light.
Schg l.. VI. Mason. tedlr River, light
Schr Nurtti si.!z.; PcntwAtest sanurtes-
schF Beiae WMihrst1e. Meuoutnce. light
Schr Myrtle, White Lake, ii.hs
Schr L. Parsons, Shebo r.nn, light IT,.
Srar C. o. I.- Grand Hnven, Hight.
Schr Imperial. Menutntnee, lighL
~ct1r Driver. C0uftU1. tuns soft coal
Sehr J. Ii. Merrill, White Lake, light.
Schr j.. Musher. Fu:d li.vrr, light
Schr j. 1. Ntsnn. Muske:un. li:ht- .
scfir f. Il. King. t;rand fIavcn. light
Schr City OF Eric. Grand Haven. light
Sschr Aliiwnukets bclic. Middle fsland. light.
Scnr Z. J.: johnston Aiuskccun. light
Sche Z. llnrrtsuu, Nu ,kcson, lt.ht.
, 1881-11-06
VOICE OF THE PEOPLE.


To the Editor o} Tie Chicago TRIBUNE.
CHICAGO, Nov. Stu answer TO tho question
put by phocion, In your issue Of Thursday.
Has marble nn elastic property / wish 10
state the following fact: While residing In tho
City Of O5wego. n. Y, thlrty-tivc years ago, L
saw and handled In tho marble yard of S. 4.
Stewart a marble siab about four feet long and
atout twelve inches wide by three inches thick
Taking hold OF this slab III one end. the other
resting III the flour, by rapid buck aud forward
motion it would riprate in the centre 50 hs to ho
sensible to tho feeling, bur not pcrccptiblo 10
tho eye. Thut slab OF Vermont rnarhlc "as ~
eIr. Stewards Possession for l1auy months, ana
WIS considered quite u curiosity.
J. F. TEMPLE.
, 1881-11-06

'sTlie yFor3d,'; Etc, ut Icvictcr'4.
james AIorrissey, agent Of The World -
company, left Thursday for New Orleans to
herald the play III that city.
Joseph Brooks, manager of s'The World"
combination left for st. Louis Thursday to
cnjoin Il company which intended to pro-
tllce the play there. lie is expected back
Tuesday.
Next Thursday evening will occur at Nc
Vickcr's the 300th performance Of ''''rhe
Worid.'' The ladies' who attend will he
presented with bouquets of yiolets and
souvenir proEralns-
Nat Goodwin in his new play "rhe Men,
Der from Sloculn,' follows "lle World ut
AIcVicker's. lie will bo succeeded by Law
renee Barrett, tue tragediau, during whose
engagement 'pen0rason" will receive its
first production,
, 1881-11-06
Eurt1-.Ilinr ut IEtanleY3HA

Mr. NIcagher has been III the city during
the past week arranging for the production
Of Mckee K;,nkil,:s new play - Forty-nine."
II will bc brought out at 1Ioolcy's Monday
evening" and will hold the boards for one
week. Durin. tile second week OF the ell
g;,sement . The D,nlte, will be presented
Mr.. Rankin was III the city yesterday n,orIs-
in. and had III long conversation with il Chi
cagu lawyer. probably fearing an injunction
from Joaquin Miller, who claims to be the
author Ut the play.
, 1881-11-06

/
| i. Special Dtspateh to TIC Chicago Tribune.
PoNr HERON. Mich, Nov. 81 80 y. m-Passen
I up-propcllcrs Starucca. Abcrcorn and barses:
! schonucrs r. f. Merry. Nashua, Flurida
| Down-Pronclcr Osen1aw, schooner Hclsted.
| Wind southwest, fresh. Weather cool md
| cloudy.
Special D:soatch to The Chfcdoo 1ttoune.
.Pon- IICEoS. Mich, Nov. 5-9:JO p. ,p.-Pussed
up-Fropclier IT, j. iackctt and consort.
t In portv windbonad-iropeler 4 4. Turner
and bargcs; schooners .Aunic ". Peterson. sun
rise. Ntaeasl No. 4, Brooklyn, u. Everlcigh, and
H.. +. Merry.
Down-Propcilers Kate Buttroni and Iron
Duke.
Wind northwest, heavy. wcuther cool and
cioudy..
BUFFALO.
Special Dispatch to The Chicago 7yioune-
brEFALo, \, y, Nov. 5.-Arrivcd-From Chi
c:1t;o-Propelier Nahant. corn; propeller ". 4.
GEnycs, wheMt; propeller It. \. Fucker, corn;
q. ". A.lsnAs ana Annie Sherwood. corn. FROM
Dnlnth-prnps.tsr D1 3aryis IoEa' wheat From
Cicared-For cago-propeiier H. 4. Packer
and schooners Z; L. Dantorth amt i. F. Bruce,
shawnee. suit. For Dululn-Propellcr jarvis
Lord. coul. For Green kay-I,1opcller Toledo,
sundr,cs. For Nacine-schooncr Z. i. King,
coal.
cf1EBorGAS.
SpeetaI Disndteh to The Chicago 9rtbune~
= , n,ci1EnoiGAS, Mirn.. Nov. 5.-cleared-steame
Pearl.
Arrived-schooncr Rising Star and Propeller
|nn Ruute.
= Sheltered here-Schooners Haliornn, Savclanu.
Carinsford, and Lafrtucr. The latter is leaking
some
I Wiu1 northwest.
ESCASAnA.
Special DISPATCH to The CHICAGO 1rt5ure.
" ESCANAis.i, Micb., Nov NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
Bacon. J. II. Merrill. and George Murray.
Observation-Disclosures Columbia and Rube Rich
ards; schooners Leudvilie, Swallow, and May
Richards.
MARQUETTE
= Special Dispateh to Tbs Chicago Tribune
MARQUETTE, 3lica., Nov. 5.-Passed up--Pro-
peIler John Pridgeon.
Passed up-Propcter5 Peerless and J. S.
Hurd.
Arrived-Propeller J. S. Lny and schooner D.
F. Rhodes.
i. MUSHROOM.
Special Dtsratch to The Chicago Tribune.
MCsKEGoS, olich., Nov. observation-disclosures
L. u. Davis nud Evcline J. II. Jones, and pro-
peller T.. T.. Thompson. for Chicago.
CLEvELANu.
Special DISPATCH to Tbs t1toaso :rtean6
= CLEVELAND, O., SUy.- 5.-Cleared-Propellers
Jay Gould, Wuyerfy. and Montana And schoon-
ers Leonard, Hanna, and belle Mitchell, coal.
MILWAUKEE.
Special Dispatch to The Chicago Tribune.
MILWAUKEE, Wis, Nov. 5.-Arriyed from be-
Our SON.
, 1881-11-06

For 80 days one can purchase Ltvermore
Stylographic Pen for s1.75: former price, 81.
The Livermore is Without doubt the best and
most durable peu made, and VIC would recou,-
mend every one 10 call ut the Office, No. IS Mad
ison street, and procure one without delay.
, 1881-11-06

1ucnts There was nothing among them 50
prcscntabic even us those ..prokcn eea-cups,
wisely kept for show, which On the chimney
glittered ina rwo," :is ctrs,nicled BY Goldsmith
in 1.-The Deserted yillagc." Last week, ut :. sale
suucers realized something over E90, while the
broken pieces brought the remarkable soia1ium
of so guiuenS.
, 1881-11-06

The Criterion presents>a good bill for the
coming week, lot of good variety people
having been engaged. LII addition to which,
George \. Henderson will appear in the sen
satfonai drama entitled q Golden Gui1t.''
, 1881-11-06
Maggie 1f{feI1 Co milne

Miss Maggie Mitchell follows the Rankins
at llooley's and will produce her new play
by Fred lfarsuen in CONJUNCTION with her reg
ular repertoire.
, 1881-11-06

Hyde 6 Bellmau's variety company, the
best organization of its kind now OIL the
road, will appear at the Olympic this week.
Among the people in the company are Wat
SON aud Ellis, the AIartcl family, Clara
Moore, the Wesleys, W. T. Bryant, ;sl,
Others.
, 1881-11-06

During Mr.. John McCullough's recent en-
gageme'lt III this city lie secured at Rocllcr's
4 full-sze head Of himself as Kin0 Lear,
which is 4 work Of extraordinary merit rs Il
suecilnen OF photography, and as all ideal
interest.
, 1881-11-06

AT BUFFALO. y. T..
Special Utsnatch 10 The Chteado IrtDu.e.-
BUFFALO, n. Y, Nov 5.-It was difficult mat
ter to get Il load OF coal today for shipment.
The stcatn- barge W. 7. Graves and scheoncrs e.
". Adams and. David Do;ys will leave port light
for Saginaw. where they will load salt for Chi
cago At y. cents per barrcl- Tho only cnai en-
saycmcnr Hudc was for the Anchor Line
schooner Aunic Sherwood to Chicago ut $1.:n, Il
decline Of 25 cents froM the rate prevailing ut
tho beginutug of the week. The prospects for
next week are bad. canul frei.hts, III co.,sc-
oucnce uf the small offerings of grl!1i, declined
u cent to-cay. tho rate ocing Ill cents fur
wheat, and ~ cents for corn to .:1eW York.
At EAST SAGIS.tw,. M1CH
Sp<ctat Dispatch to The Chicago Jfibu1,e
EAST SAGINAW. Mich. Nov. 5.-Nine vessels
have been chartered by the SAt ASso:ia tIon-sjx
tn ChluuS0 and Milwaukee aud three 10 Green
bay. They will talkc 6yFu bIrfe!s Of salt durin:.
the present month. Lumber frcghts firm. II
dozen charters were reported todAy ut $}.0O and
S3..1 to Buffalo, and FLU and $:.75 to Ohio
p0rts
AT CLEVELAND, U.
Special Dtsuutct to The Chicago Tribune
CLEvEl.*aSD. o., Nov. 1.--Chastcrs-1'ropellcr
tust and consorts Clint and Butts, salt, Bay
City to milwaukee,, prlvatc TERMS.
, 1881-11-06

1sted. Not single one Of the scntie5nen uumciI
as being members Of tho Jolly Captains Club
drinks spirituous liquors of any Kind, or WIS
ever known to.
, 1881-11-06
IS Old Fef$3 fss To1vr

Leonard Grover has becn Ii, the city during
the past week, stopping at the Leland Hotel.
lie will take a rest before rejolnlng his conl-
pnny.
, 1881-11-06

~ This evening Colnlcy s. Barton's COLI
pany will give the last presentation Of "Oli-
veto" at tie Grand. The new version of
Nine. Fayart," with the original New York
scenery and accessories and a strong cast,
will receive its initial presentation Monday
evening. The costumes displayed are said
to be something gorgeous.
, 1881-11-06

Eric, west OF and INCLUDING Erie, to which trun-
ore Is consigned anu from which coal is shipped
, 1881-11-06

ut Gutfuo Mt auy price, aud sever.at Of the larg-
est |esses 1T thtt port will 10 to Hay City and
load snit fur Chicago. The reduction since last
Monday i'll freights from Buffalo Is u cents a
ton, uild the probability is that 81 will be the
price paid week from today, it not sooner.
, 1881-11-06
ambitious mother of tho loving EsnCfdltld. He
undertakes to buy it for song Of them. but is

ambitious mother Of the loving EsmcfdlId. He
undertakes to buy 1t for a song Of them. but Is
frustrated by the sturdy lover. The old 1udy
drives very advantageous bargain alter being
caiightcued. aud taxes her daughter forcbiy
away from, the horncspun lover who has his house
built Tor his bride on tho next tnrnl and IN c0tn-
lsa!ly with the weak father the two reach Iuris.
There In tho artist and his TWO sisters, Es1ney
and the young man amateur artist, VINO tn the
first act accompanies the schculcr In his rllid
the farm, turns III nnd falls iii love with the
cider sister Of the resident artist In Paris.
There Is Il Marquis who loves Esn,cTaald, and
whose suit tho old lady furthers but Esme1s1ltA
cings to her first love. md rcpudiatcs The Mur-
4uis and her mother The lode OF metal turns
OUT to At. on the miserable lovers farm, not OH
the iutiuted old ladys. lie ulaguanimousfy for
gives the vinegar. tempered mother. adopts tho
srcak old father, ana cspouses Esn1c512dd, and
there you have the Simple plut.
Mrs booth Mays the eldest sister OF the Paris
artist. She has motif. hut her enthusiastic
Interest III the affairs OF the lovers and the de-
TelUpulcnt Of u loI.. matter between the schcln-
crs friend and herself; both Agnes Booth and
Nhiifln make several enjoyable scenes with
their feeble materints; and Miss Leslie Alien ns
the Joshua Httef,t'}-like lMr. Rogers, and Eben
liympfDu as the constant, suffering !UFer,. John
Usrdy. are enough. The quartet curry the play.
II WAS tedious III many spots. from a rcpetl-
ton nf .lialos. but 1t was natural, and, u.lsensa-
:y','.l taste in ones mouth ia an old woman
taid, that 1t Is Secure Of ii long run. in house
1,atr0utzsai by tho solid p:0plE WhD don't care
10 .cc tho Ten Commandments bnrse up il. five
acts, and prefer well-cookcd ohtuenf aud bread
and butter To curry powder and high game.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-03-17
GENERAL ACTIVITY.

TIE COMMITTEES HAND NJ wOEK-FAIR PROGRESS
WITH HE COPS.
lFRoM TmE REGULAR CORRESPONDENT Of THE TRIBUNE
ALBANY, March 16.--Ihe committees arc at
last actively at work, and tie result in large
additions To the number OF bills in thc members desks
ready for consideration. The Assembly Judiciary Com
mltcc under Mr.. Congdon'5 lead. has been especially
industrious. out Of 700 bills Introduced IN the Assem-
bly, TINS committee has had to consider 245. Thc
unusually large number o. 100 ha, been repOred and
oi the number remaining atty amendments to the
Code OF CiYll Procedure which viii soon De-
reported The committee ia having good Tor
lure with It's various " Code bills" To-day
Mr COngdon succeeded in having David Dudiey
Fields Criminal Code" passed Tho bill was s'ic"tI
opposed twenty votes bang recorded against H. MT
Fields other codes, the Civil COIe" and The fena
Code last week ordered 10 third reading by tue
Assembly.
The Assembly Judiciary Committee reported laVOra
by'tO-dly Mr. HamtOI's bill reducing the scVerh acts
relating the District Courts OF NewHork to one aeL
The same committee reported fnvorably Mr. Patersohs
bill awarding extra compensation OF flo Jay 10
judges OF the Supreme Court that are de!aled 10
duly ouGalde thelr districts. Mr.. Avords Bill connrih,
hug the titles TO lands held By aliens VAS aSo reporou
faVOraDly ..,.
The Assembly Committee on Cities reported for the
confederation OF the House the bin authorizing COM
mission 20 repaye EIfth-aVe 80,
Senator Schroeder Brooklyn, introduced Dill OF de-
cded interest 10 property owners along tho cheI avenues
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-03-17

hence the name Mocha coffee. Since then better letter
coffee has been found elsewhere. But Mocha CORE
is comparatively scarce hance lt Is higher III price,"
lyon do not think, then. that there Il chance
for date coffee IN this country y
mo. There is no necessary now for ahulteratlnR
coffee The price has been tending downward LOT
years and the use If aduleratnd goods of any klnd
IS repTehensible and becoming justly subject OF
legislation There Is a better chance for adulteraleu
coffee to sell In England than here. Any one VINO
has bpen there knows how difficult it Is to get g"on
cup of coffee there. Americans use about three
times IS much coffee EnglIshmen: perhaps because
they know how H. make good coffee. The largest
consumption Of.cOtfee per capita is in Holland Ter
many comes next, and then France and the united
States. IN which two countries the per cap.n CON
sumption is about the As for the use of dates
for coffee. the lie proposed by tins company,
1t is absurd. There would not be dates enough 40
supply such use. and OF course the demand iOr
them would increase their cost above that OF pure
coffee"
Other large coffee dealers were consulted IN re-
gard to the date coffee scheme. and they all con-
sdered it plan for defrauding the public anu pre-
dicted that il would find favor in this country
One of th"m sid There has been over 50 100000
lost in coffee this country IN year OWING to IN
creased production and declining prices ana ~ IL
absurd to talk about introducing adul Grated coheo
under such circumstances"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-03-17
CITY GOVERNMENT SALARIES.

THE PROVISIONS OF Mr.. HAMLToN's BILL-PowRRs
GIVEN To THE BOARD OF ESTIMATE And APpoR-
IIovaRNT-A BILL TO STOP ASSAULTS BY POLICE
MIN.
rFRou TIE REGULAR CORRESPONDENT oP TIE rRBUNE'l
ALBANY, March 16-Mr. Hamilton intro
duced O bill In the Assembly yesterday which may
be regarded as supplementary to the Pubic
Burdens bill OF last year. through the opera
lions OF which q vast number OF salaries in the
Departments of the New.York City Government were
reduced Commissioners Brennan, OF the Department OF
Charities ana Correction il here with bill putting back
the salaries in that department 10 the same height that
they were IN 1850, or before the Public Burdens bill
went into Ope gatiOn The substance OF Mr.. HamhtonS
bill which OF unusual interest 10 taxpayers IL sub
stantially as follows:
and Cnmm1nalty of the Cty or New-IorK at
any time after December 81, 1881, TO pay TO any
person officer employed by or hu!h!nS any once OF
position in Gue civ or under the Mayor, Aldermen and
Common ,ty. other than the heads OF departments any
prescribed compensation or salary; Dut he MAYOR.
Aldermen aud Comm0naity ~ any time after sucD
date pas 10 such person or Oui'ef SALARY onee "a
cuch year 10 be- fixed by the B0at1 o. Estimate anu
ApporOnment BY q concurrent Of all ia members
~ amount rate not IN excess ~ an amount OF Iae
or In case or hereafter elected or appointed not IN
excess OF the amount or rate pud 10 thelr llnMea''
The Soari o. Estimate and AppOronment NAV b1
tn vote OF all OF its members aoosn a h
oil position in the city established ~ law hs s
salary Tor which is payable Of he treasury OF tlS
city OF Nrw.Ynrk, other than tho ne'as ,%y
lcparfuruts. II the Board shaI a0ohsu,
an, mi g or position IL shall provide for ;he psriora
uuta OF the duties Of such Office b. tue ircumD ~ ~
snne Nice then existing; but II the "hcc aoOsnse
was Included any department. the dues slaH0'
tansf rrre,i som officer OF the same department.
Nothing in this art shall he cODSfflrd ~ authotsns
me change OF the salary of officer who's saary.
embraced within tho second arcoa or Article ~ OF Se
COu,;i ion eX 'ept as giving authority 10 nsts
sucI Ch .gr applicable 10 tae person WHO sDss
surcre to such 0lce at u time subsequent 10 eus.
cqgr OF salary. Nor shall anything IN tns nct be CON
strutd IA Au'nOsiZug the abolition OF the Office ol aD
ilgr or Justice any court during The terIl OF 9lnt
Of aCy person holding tins same al tle time such uOO'
tOn 10 voted
Mr. Andrews introduced a strict bill 10 regard % az
saults by policemen. 1t provides that p'hcom'n "HY
assault civilians except sclflefcnce shall De a'Sn''sa
from the force in New York CITY, Policemen area go ar
rettnl 20 report all assaults that tney III y t.ns An
their several siaton hOuS and the ponce ,he paes
turn are required to transmit such Eopof'' :" Wv
Commissioners. -, ,,,,n1 the number
Mr. Hamilton introduced BIZ reiT TI,W INV
of district Courts t. Six IN NV YORK N''J'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-03-17
A DEEP-WATER TERMINUS.

FORTRESS MONROE, Va, March 16. -
Tnc question as TO the probab' point at which
the Chesapeake and Ohio Railroad would fud
deep water terminus has AT last been settled, aud New
port News has the II WIS selected as Offering
inciIitira the lsrsr and increasing Uade
which Will ultimately Ind an uuirt through Hampton
Roads, OIr o. the main arguments III iaVul I" ~ "FoIt
NcNE the fact ihIt II was rely Tree from zee
MONDAY morning Mr. G. T.. lhntirg''n president or
tie ROAD. win Mt Hatch, huInrial 3Rrni, t"lih"unle
y l.. McCrcadY. president a. the Ola Dominion steam
ship Company. aId mcu.b OF OiAcr prominent
naaucicrs arrived tac Hvgca loie. Aner
Irrakfas Iug they conducted to The steam yacht
MnErur, Hud conveyed M TIE roads ln
NcNport News tour 81 InspccOn \ large party OF
work been OYed Their fer the past thr""
wrtk.. binding NV Nhtryrs. one ~ winch Is Dtry
combirtrI u IL contemplated 10 hnid seventeen
vharYr- "a, this y mi, cHCn 10 fcel LONG tnd win
druth ~ water u - r, TIN, VIII arcOinnnuii" Inc
ltrg steamer aud thr RIVER f"h tor I'VE ~ cs
nnGrr Iiu OF the company, - that tlr~" lar
tie, b. EXTENDED bIudrii uicIy al trade may
demand.
Il + aI-o contemplated To nut large elevator here
capAhIr huGIug ltDOOOu bushels o gram npon
wh.rh TurA will hc b suu ~ Two u,'hiLs. Tue ""ik Oh
extending the road itUln Erlmond 10 the ga mas al
r,adN begun III the VIci.sty .. Richmond, Il ORDERS
were gwen hy M IuutBylOu O. biS ~ cIIt nae 10
put fprrr lac could work '1IHhu.agn ana push
tnc work forward NJ rapidly as pos !r.
It- estimate that over tIuurahu men WIZ u" CIV
puyrd upDu construction ~ iHc railroad Wiihln
muniu "a" object ng hyr IL c"mPrtrd IN TINE Tor
Tie NurA town Centennial Oh October 10
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-03-17
ANNUAL MEETING Ar COLUMBUS.

C0LrMnrs, Ohm, MGrch lG.-fhc annual
u.crtu o, .r thnoldcF. tie r,r7hu X Cine nndtl
aud - L,i Railway Company W. hrd her" yesterday.
1ac annu report ~ the directors for 1880 shows results
from the years husacss as follows Gross earnln-S'
man linz a. 500 iC6 expenses, 200 10; net earn
,nyu So O32 j4l other receipts SlG.oif; total net
revenue - UI- ~ an Increase over s10 II Fi3jl31
The charges against for INTEREST the
fun ,rd debt aud 70 ga. were 400 923 lcaymGa profit
Tor tur wear Of S9g3 ~.
M, ,t rev mn r,uI cls q lines Wa l.3Ti IL. and
,ccoul' tl"'vO! WtI' ~ 60 oDl ltN-
iu, "A ur. al. liur~ for hr sea: ~ - 10 ~'h. an N
c..Hsr over tho prey year ~ s3Jj -GJ FROM the
urI IRON $50 wrrr pI1 three N'.G| back coupons
from ~" uoni- ana Uthcr M sec tnrnn
chang, bc,ur glrr to prrS' yrIrd AMOUNTING IN al 10
@Gl ono lra,r to hc C.tUt ~ prom; AM loss Deecn'
Dor II. 1850 9HI.bIu.
1nr n.,ni.. uirrcior, we're chosen FOR the en- nlnG
wear: g. H. Robert. ". IhNw. j. Mr'.li'n-h T. D.
N, -s, T. H. Iuil.iun, Wtur u iI- :. Drbary j. T.
Wi,Arrr " II. B,iur-, d. :. cray, H. SIrlr"f B., y. j.
C..satt AMI j. +. Girru. Mr. Green "ds rlcvul ~ the
,. ni T,onia- \. Scott and Sir. Cas,atI ~ the place
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-03-17
'RAILROAD INTER ESTS.
EXTENDING A WESTERN ROAD.

The Indiana, Bloomington and Western
Railroad Company has absorbed by consolidation tho
two companies formed to build line OF railroad Dc
tween Indianapolis and Springfield One OF these COM
panies was chartered under tho laws OF ONO as the ONO
and Indiana Line and tho other under the laws OF
Indiana the Indiana md Ohio State Line the llne 10
under construction, and when completed VIII connect
the Indiana Bloomington and Western Road with the
Cincinnati. Slndu'ky and Cleveland Road which na'
been leased perpetullly to the former company one
branch the rasc line extends from Springfield, Obl"
10 Columbus but the line extends to Sandusky, on
Lake Ere The Indiana, Bloomington ana western
Company will then control through line from PEORIA
m, 10 Columbus and Sindusky, ONO nearly dIert
eas; and west ABOUT $50 mics long NEGOTIATIONS
ARE now progress tha are likely to irsllt III the run
mig % aud rom NewGOrk over One OF
the trunk lines. The arrangement has not been com
pctcd but prominent officer OF the my Salu ET-
ierday that through would b. run from TINS Guy Nv
O,tpber trafr Arrangement for the eXchang: Oh
irejg ht business Will probably he made.
Inc S4ndusky line VIII give an outlet by lake ana
.na duriug the OF iLko navigation In" com
pnuy proposes also 10 secure M extension west from
T. ora tn the Mississippi but these plans have not peeh
ptriCCiCl