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, 1881-05-26

Fl1oA AEulSSlSH TO END
6uteta& Dspateh 10 TIT Chicago Tribune.
LONDON, May e5-rues.lny, tho tiny Of the
Horrible catastrophe, was tho anniversary Ut
Queen Vlctorla's birthday, and the great
bulk OF tile people closed Up tholr houses
and went OH for day Of innocent enjoy
nlcBt. Several tram loads took their dopart-
ure for tho luke shore at Port Stanley, others
to Windsor mud Sarnia, and
ABOUT TWO rll0usASD
went to SpEingbank, being carried thftflor by
the thrce excursion steamers owned by the
Thames Navigation Company. The dny
was pleasantly enjoycd In tho customary
rccreations Of s0rul picnic, and, towards
o'clock, the lotneward rush began.
THE norTES yIcTon1A
WIS the first b0at np, and the rush to Eet on
boarl ami roach tho city before supper-tt,no
WIS tremendous. Several people protested
agaitist tho Captain of the crnft allowing 80
many people to h0ard her, but lle
was deaf to all entreaty, a.1d allowed
MI who could find placo whcrcon to hang
to coule atong.
dRoASIN0 UNDER THE WEIGHT
Of somo GOO people, who kept moving In
masses from ono side 10 another, the bout
had a hard tlne OF It. The main dock was
packed so tightly that 1t was. with
difficulty tint one could elbow his way; yet
ut times tho mass OF humanity would, as 1t
were. CONCEAL together, 80 Us tn lenve small
vacant spacD, sometimes OIL 0nu alla some.
times the other sfaa Of tie deck.
THE HuRRIcASE.DEcK /
also was crowded, but hero thore was none
of that swaying back and forth, which
marked tho cruwd below. 4 few advcntur-
GUS spirits sought the scclaslon Of tho boiler
f1arlr nt3 fin nnni,1ft1rohru &v},aro fhev
, 1881-05-26

CotST co1rTf, tile 1taltan Ambassador at
.constantlnople, denies the statement pnlr
lis}led tn tho London Standard to the effect
that there was MI understanding between II.
Wadtllngtotl, Count C0rlf, at,d Lortl :;alts-
bury that Italy might occupy Trtpoli, II
Italy did nut object tn the occupation Of
Tnnfs by tic French. Thu Standard Is an
unusually rellable Journal, ard, rs 1t Is tho
organ Of the party OF which Lard Salisbury
IL chief, It Is thought to have exceptional
sources OF information.
, 1881-05-26

TIE story Is told In another page Of how
four. or five e1nlncntly respectable" New
York firms, by the aid Of three sharp brok-
ers. managed to dispose of s4,0oo,o00 Of
Boston, Hartford & Erie convertible bonds,
which they were willing to sell three
weeks ago Mt 81, at 81; Of how the alleged
failure 0t q Boston firm was made to do serv-
Ice In the affatr, and Of other circumstances
III connection Herewith. The whole trans-
action does not speak well for the moral
sense OF the brokers md "highly respect
able firms who were concerned.
, 1881-05-26

THE Northwestern Convention In aid Of
river and canhl improvements met yesterday
MT Davenport, la+ The attendance was quite
large, Speecllos wese nude by Gov. ucar Ut
Iowa, Congressman Henderson, the lIon.
james +. Wilson, Mayor Harrison, and judge
Murphy. This afternoon session was spent
in completing tho organization Ut the Coli
yentlon. Congressman Iluss, Of Michigan,
WINS made President, and In his opening
spcecll rakcl "Our Carter" for SONS foolish
utterances rolutlyo to ConRrcssmon.
, 1881-05-26

clare that they constder Him an unsafe TEACHER.
and therefore unfit to continue In my college
of the FREQ Churcl, ot Scotland. Tho Elm
burg Scotsman severely ccnsurcs the course
Of tic Assembly In the matter, and declares
that It will not have mitch weight witt! think
Ing people, and that It stnacks of inquislto-
ftn1 nfacttces
, 1881-05-26

B1si1or JOSEPH J. CLINTON, OF the African
Metllodist Episcopal Church, died ut Atlantic
City, N, j.. yesterday In Ills 9TH year. Ho
WINS nnttye Of PHILADELPHIA, and commenced
preaching when l,e was only17 years Of age.
lie was Claplatn Of tho first colored reg(-
rlent OF. tho United States. lie was zoal-
o,,s, devoted, and excellent divine. During
hts clerical life ho organized ten Conferences,
ordained zoo clsrgymen, and organized Sun
dny-scilools with a membership Of 100,00o.
, 1881-05-26
FIVE CENTS4
J{SS,pon'' said onc.' ".r1ls / dark
:E' 3deet'. for London r. excl Fined an-
'SS"Afy wife and child fhere arc

trn{@iR RS.-.s ~ t, =. ~. Z
* * SHssspu'', ,,n"H sag one. Ihls dafk
~ uest.. H.. .ot ..o honion !. texc!&nleo M
YGS As WIZ anu child! aefe arc
= -.
,rn.s -" ,a' ""n' Hhs1o"E MI: i'II1&I osEsl
,rsae,, t1,.'" hs:,sa @ ,ss"'u VI ~ slTs' vi u"
ill., ..'" ,u'i uaHsu Iu'' Streaming w. pelsplra
.,a.. .s <'',a ,as,. ssi"ns ~ ae'E eo'e' PURPOSE
orinu mdro "Da"nk .,,a .,tns nhe nefo IN leeoY-
naa,t. .,.n Nv -. . puaIcs "ns2E My unoer"
nu't auI'" ''o e'atte!cu tsa ooaeS allu nIhoeis,
~ '*a: ~, ~ ~ "lsu, anotEol was oioughs
w. sAo s"''"co "'u eariYu e"aeF4y 10 tad
kreem s'sar0 10 add 70 tfa ghastiy row, tho
t.o"us p'essed lof"atf eagerly TO scan the
1e"1ufes' .,+.r.
Ihhln I1>cf7 lAl
Nth sttanee aifxteE' Heie was some BE-
tea'eo !a'ne! or bqlaer, c'asp!hg tne limp
ao1'n o1 oeioVed taue'tet or sister, giving
VENT 10 ti!elr enY1lons IN Walls OF anguish;
.meFo song Mom2s OF Slstes iamenung over
ule eorpsc ot eoh or osotner' hko 'ttaohel
weeping oecaue they "efe no. llere md
uleio Auoss q meh "olkea vigorously
Io HEsIoHE TO LIFE
son}e pe!o'ea relative: pfactlclnR oil the arts
Ki2wh 10 uen, fann'ng the haa,tis and al-
iH'ng e4o1ns heatcu III u nelghbofing fire,
kut all ~ no purpose vitality would
'not return! ana 1ne sorlowlng n7ehds
, 1881-05-26

A LITTER FROM ST. Petersburg in ono OF
tho Porfs1an papers, Gainbettist orRan,
says that general belief exists III tho Rus
sfan Capital TINT llessy 1ielftnann, the female
Nihtltst, has been executed. THIS seetns 10
confirm to some extent the story OF |,er tort
nrc .and execution printed III Rochefort's
paper last Monday. =.
, 1881-05-26

While the emigration fr9m Sweden, Nor
why, anu Germany Is larger this year than
any previous ysar, there taa decided falling
of in the emigration from Ireland. During
the month OF April there ,was decrease Of
Is per cent from that ot he Corresponding
month OF last year, a1,d thastaltlng otf tor the
snonts, OF May WILL DO at;least a5 per cent
tsona the emigration oilstay; 1890. The Land
l4ea9Iets have advised the p8pple to stay at
home, and tbs pcople seoa, 70 be acting on
the at1vfca vef ,st,+
, 1881-05-26

Mn TAnNEL1 is reported to bo seriously
i'll. md Inns been ordered by Ills physicians to
take few tlays' rest Brennan. the latest
Lcaguer Of prominence arrested, complains
Of his prison treatment because l,e Is obliged
10 retire to his cell ut o'clock In tho after
noon, and Ii not permitted to leave 1t TIL
o'c!ock tic following morning, Not being
convicted Of any otfeuse, md being held on
nero suspicion, his complaint seems to be
reasonable.
, 1881-05-26
Sc
FOR 100 YDS. SP00LS,
PC
FOR 10 YDS. TWIST,
17c
FOR Ia OUNCE BELDlNG
Bros BEST QUALITY
SEWING SILK,

Until to-day we have been SELL
ing the silk at 10 cts., 90 cts, and
(2) two for five cents, which paid
us good profit; but because 9TH
er dealers are selling the same at
IL and as Cts, the agents have
prohibited the Jobbers to sell the
Silk to us. We consider 90. per
cent too large a profit, and will
not submit to any such dictations;
and as the agents will not permit
us to make SO 1-3 per cent profit,
we will sell the silk at nearly cost,
and will have a full assortment
continuously on hand, in spite Of
the Vaccinations the agents are
inaugurating.
, 1881-05-26

A STATUE Of Admiral t:arraeut was pre-
scnted to New York City yesterday. The
presentation took place in Madison Square.
The statue was received on the part of tho
Park Commissioners by President Mclean
Of that body. secretary-of-thH-Navy Hunt
delivered tho presentation speech, Mayor
Grace delivered tho speech of acceptance,
and the statue was unveiled by Admiral II.
SMiftll.
, 1881-05-26
Ghe Gtfh111te.

a" rtrsons unable to paFfha*e topt<4 NJ Tnk
ciicAao TmnuvE ii Fttcs Aotnefes and on ra1-
]tra favor by reporting s facts u us once, vfa-
ting full particulars.
, 1881-05-26

F. l.. SAGE Ind dispute with II. r.
Lott, Jf.. sun Of Col. Lott, at Floyd, La.,
Tuesday evening, which anded by Sage f,-
tally shooting Lott. A brdther Of the victim
became engaged In tile trouble soon after,
ald was also shot. The Wound will prob
ably prove fatal,
, 1881-05-26

At taIf-past 10 o'clock last night a3s bodies
Ind been taken from tho Thames ,,cnr Lon-
don. Ont, wllero tho appalling disaster Of
Tuesday afternoon occurred. From tho
statement. Of d gentleman who was oil
board tho rotten vessel, md who Ind the
good fortune to cscape, It would seem that
tho disaster was not unexpected by tho
officers of tho stcan,cr, The Captain kept
shouting to tho passengers to keep away
from ccltain part of the vessel or they
would have to swim tor their lives. Nothing
but utter stupidity, grasping gEeed, al,d
guilty disregard Of tho lives OF others
could have induced tho owners al,d officers
Of tile Victoria to 1,nya permitted SO many
passengers to get on board ths wrctclleA
craft, The people OF London nro stupcned
With grief over the terrible affair. Thurc Is
scarcely family in tho city which has not
lost relative. To-day will be q .lay Of
public mourning,
, 1881-05-26

IN tie Rcfclsstag yestertiny Herr Richter,
on behalf Of the PF0gressfsts, moved rcso-
lutEon eonden,nlnK tho abolition Of tho :cus-
toms office at Hamburg and tho fncorporati0l,
Of the Lower Elbo In the Z0tyereln Ms not III
harmony with the general understanding OF
tho Federal relations, ror with prop
or Interpretation Of TIC Constitution.
Baron Won Bottlcllcr, tho Secretary
Of State, dcfendcd ttls proposat.
and charged Richter and Ills followers will,
attempting to dictate to tho Federal Council.
Warming with his subject, Ilo sul4 llo con-
aItcrcd 1t untlignilied to participate In tho
discussion, to which, by the way, he was
l,insalf party, Ri.l then quilted tic House.
Tile affair IL sai1 to have ercatetl coBsIslera-
bio excitement. but the Rclct,stag ought 10
be prepared by this time for oyun more OK
traurdlnary language from Ut, Official. Tho
KetellstaR scHN!s to layo no. rights that Bis.
lnarok or Ills lteuteMants are bound To IT,
spoct.
tue antf-Conkting members of the Now
York Legislature. through Alcssrs. Nc
Cartiy, Forster, aud Rockwell, Of tie Senate
Caucus conm!ttee. Informed the conklIng-
4tes yesterday that they would not 90 Into
caucus to select 4 Senator, a,ld t,at they
woutd not tako al,y actton looking to the
filling Of tho Senatorial vacancies until next
Tuesday, when tlley would vote oil tho mat-
tor In tho Legislature. This action was
expected: by. uls Conkllngttes, aud ITO sur
prise was.axpressed, TIE accounts trom
the seems OF the strife are somewhat conflict
Ink, but ); there Is little doubt tllat
&f,t. ~ ,.A
, 1881-05-26

10 the 1Ftstern Assoetat<d 1sre.s.
LONDON, Ont, May 25.-Tho following Ia p
list Of the drowned SO far as identified:
Mrs, William Ashbury, Maple street. ~.
Hudson Abbott, son OF IL g. Abbott. i:
Mimic A1nesbury. -.
Charles Bonner, aged 10. 49,.
Lille Deatoi, aged II.
Harry Beaton, agclG.
James Burns, Albert street. -.
Lizzie Baskerville, daughter OF a workman
ut Carlyle's brewery. -:
Ida Datcholior.
Rosa Bailey. ::
John Baskerville .,...r
Ida Burns, daughter OF James Burns.
Cole. -.
John Clarke, shoemaker. .....
Miss Maria Conne1l, Richmond street:
Miss Fannie Cooper. ~; X. {, +:
Jennie Coughlin. .,:. -. !.
May Craddock, daughter OF George Grad
dock. :.
Miss ". Cline. -.
Mrs. John Curran. .
Miss Cornish, King street. ~ r
Mrs. Dehean. !:
hlIss Hannah Dennis, Palermo, Ont. .::
Mr. William Dyer. -
james Darcy SON in law Of MARTY
O'Alcarn.
John Darcy, ST. ,,., j.,
Alice Dcadinan. =. -. :;
The two Misses Fox. a.
Mr.. Clinton Fryer, ST. So: ~,
Atr. Fryer, Jr., wife, aud niece.
Joseph Graham. =; ,....: ::
Miss Julia Griffith, Of Westminster. -
Miss Gibson. -
Mrs. NJ. G1ayIu and child. :,... j.. .
Willis Glass. i: ~
Plumber Hobbs and his threc children. Il.
Mrs. ST. Heron, OF william street, :: !. .
james uearn, cigarmaker. r.
Mrs. Kelly. an cmlgrant, und two. sisters
living In tue city, -. =. =
s Mrs. KsndricR, Of Adelaide street. : : :.
Mrs. William Laskte a,,d child. :: =,
Etile LonEhrey, OF West London. i y.
,Johl,ny Lecture, of West London. = a:
Mr., j. e, Meredith, Clerk of the Division
Court, and father Of W, Il. Meredith, III, PIP.
William Mcbride, City Assessor and Seo-
setary of tho Western Fair Association! u: :
w. II. Allllnan, commercial traveller OF
Montreal, ard two sous. -
Nellie Morrison,
John Morrison, aged 10. g.,
Dertlo Morrison, agel &. II,
Tho above three are children Of James
Morrison, Of London East. - -. !. ?:
Mrs. Matthews, wife Of the night editor Of
tho Educrtiser, And two children, !,
Mary Mcpherson, aged is. daughter Of Mr.:
Archibald Mcrhcrson, Of Lang d Mo-
Miss Ada Mcintosh, OF Dundas street. i.
Miss ". MncMoygal.
i W. bfadlLner, Of Westminster,
Mfr. MuLehna,,. a blacksmith:
Aftua ,,..fn Kfn A 1fE,to~ ~ ft..kn,. nA-..A
, 1881-05-26
238 CORPSES,

WV W. y
The Dead Not All Vet Recov-
cred from Their Watery
Resting-Piaces.
Not Over Twelve Feet Of Water
Whore the Struggle Took
Ilnco.
The River Not More than Seventy
five Yards Wide in the Broad
est Place.
Graphic Recital Of a Passenger
Who Was Down in the
Engine-Room.
The Boat Was Turned III to/|
Shore to Let So1ne- II
body OH.
All the People Rushed to the
Side Toward the Land-
ing-P1aceI
The Boat Fell to Pieces, and the Pas.
sengers Were Drowned Like
Rats ii a Trap. -
All This Took Place About
Twelve Feet from the
Shore.
The Struggles md Cries We're Horrible
-1u Ten Minutes All Yas Still
as the Grare.
Stunning Effect Of So gtupendous q Loss
Of Lifa in {}ra Etna1f Hitv.
, 1881-02-25
TIE FIRST CHURCH.

CONsUI!TlSN stHurT THE AfrAI1fs OF TILE A1CN'
1tlAS AyESUE s4lElETy+
4 l,cctl1,g tlY the Denc0tlB Ut tho First baptist
Church WIS held night Lcioro lust ut tho hotiso
Or Sir. llurtls lur tho purp''se ot tniking over
tho nNutrs Ut tne MlcnlxHh Avenue 1taitlst
GhurrI, ulstI the nctun which tho First Church
shuill'. tnku IN Tho premises.
l)r. far,er stated lultu fully his opinion If
tho duly pf tho organization of which he
wua pastor. Ito thought tho church
euoulu t1ku prominent 1n.rt in tho rebuilding
Of tho Michigan Avenue CHURCH ~ It's % site,
First Cnureh itselt wonhI 'aovo ~ Into tho new
ru!!duE rctnLDitiK Its HMlnt. pf Course, hiiI
simply chnagnK It's lUratlun THIN u cnl.A Ac!l
its rrsent site. 0r tl,rh It uter IN thS university
i.irst Chsiret, WIZ wOultl int earc .n ", fur
down tuwn. would constitute Il lMrEo uad puwer-
tul nryns1lzhtion. .., j.,
tllp.r I,r7usitlUns, und no nc'ion ssM7 taken on
tho t,atlGr, whcn hlitl over Until n1xt week.
,,csirIpx q " m iat.vo % Is eii sl,o iatt iha, tse
church. Is sn rc'nuto from tho heart 1f ,,,.. ~
city. tiin,srlf preacher Or .tecsird ,.i, nn,,ty,
owing to thg rc,antciless OF tho church. q th!vC
ths general nttcHln.lcu which h. would were
lilo church ct!!ce further aown town; s!, some y.
very tUw nre IN i"ynr q i; tinosi 10Y! Z
| l;mls ravornhIy upnn tto nrfni'slt,ol y n.,vt
duw!t {" rwtnty:stHnul strcvt. . Az! II IL .! !,n
i'S''y ,' %h'tsf te w fIrsf / 9sEs'l y .tS S
tiiat hu IL lho only nliu WIN Gnu build up tht
shE1n syc:o ch'reh @ md T. + asnf t,ns 3
Church Is nut III fnvr Ut cuhsnll'lntut. thtnknn
TINT i II s!rK s'u,lA t. 70 stan' @ "io,; , wn'' T.
nx y ~ sEt fiI II i, 'S s,1T. Mse Il
sulf, which .ccnpgs y, pronttens pl'sEe-silt
s;fs.. S = "Ss Il; sRaf Ell iagy ~ alsSSs S; !
t apln!ua,' sa' ';S iSs,,st@asa;s'; @ prrs'iv: !.
, 1881-02-25

ny sou,rn,dy ,,.r. lilo South sllr l,n!lway
!$m,aay mil si'am to grt e. ir""en!;u aS'! e" %
,,,",,ry. tut did. not my witch nlEcrmen got my
Ut ii. There was, hr sttil. I ";,vsy" IN ,nn,y q
tho y!as'. %M1 %,er IT,, c!ty ~. trysf,Ms II The
T0,,ti,ng tnn,t,llttrn" +" tnnk n prominent part
Getting pcrstnni Lewis went III:
"s.swL,:N sAys Tu rIsEi, LEwts,
there i some s"E"r In 'hls; how "re ~o Ro'"s
".1 DENT kunw.'
"we 70 ind sec ,intiy Kii.!ay. md scc y In n
knows tr VIZ Gltf1rtnt rclch Mattys thch VIZ VIII
rcs", sitkc: lNsi'on.i,i,j ,,,, ,,,,,,,,,,, .,
Nike lelj'* us OFT. llH Encs III tha tsiiGrtA ~
thu r,n' and says lawlcf Is sol's to 'oso
"!:'!r,s !. r. yn,,;; ,n,;
Whit cun We ,lo 10 yet lin To hrlp us out7
Is ttccH TN way III which tl'is thing eah "c
Htn1ss,,'1 s,,2ro +. mn, ,or,c.t FIR wa,e,, u,u,
chajn ,,yer on tho West Side. aiil II rt'i!rlc of
l,nMlred soses might possibly Il" soine'hsn8 tof
wi "i.n.ml politics." snti, Lewis, refcrrinu Of
cu,.rss' u thu Democratic. purity. hna !',!sst.tl
ta s,rrh s'cpsh " lnln'!y TINT Y @ nv re
~ ssiH Will !ke TO- san!stsnys license Rets rc.
Sokcd. What shall ltlt':'
lt,n ln}wS ASn sEE tttt.nnETif.t
The suluo,lherper guys und u hp can't ani l!ltn
suu,rlfody has rlin ltw.v with lt|ldruth's slnlE
rhu 1irxt tiay II tuw tIn IL driven M III frtInt tle
llrs!!|;:: @ oor' "nd tho '"y "t'sr tho cs''se Is
:Hnother peculiar texture ot loea. politics. was
"thp clatntints'' ath Lewis toll want sin,sTt
| Mnyur iinrrisut, wouldn't bo '.tIit1rsle,l" with
htr Lewis lu .,e htd pitt u oco men who Eot
| drunk much ntGi,rr tin tho speaker '!i,l.
III. al+0 R,v0 ttscf RECOUNT Of f1uw tho chn-
rcEtloM delegations wGiT rlit up Tor eeffM4sl
| candidates By luscpA Chesterfield Aihrkiil. dim
Appleton. md niilGra. Men Wht' f'1nk tllr trhs
| to tho primaries wsrc promised! thohcy. nns
WIltu their work wIs lN wEtc cnnity a!li0Tfnen
Tint they Hhu,il.l give " "hIlf II '!hV to tho purity
.l.uisinE rrnu Lewis Nlnnner. hn osldchtly
| l,ltIItt bccn trrntu.l tntrty hy Joseph.
Az TT TIL: tIEMEi,f
ftr tho existing evils he said It vns tho fnttlt Of
illu ,crpbss Tint tho little sicH ling mon, the
tlrl.lut,t men, n tho lnlrnAClgs' ltIn tho mol.
Itirs 1T tho eity. Was 1t not tIlne tlnt tho lcr-
tiuty-woui not 20 tn 4 prtn.nsy-wtn'll got st
vote IN elrHt,n.tlny II It t?ltslctl. fnr fcur VI
spofsfnu their plug hnts c llSttc't t'nltllc1hns
| fiitu thres classes: tIllg basscs+ whi
novcr tceosnu candidates: tho ca'os.
| tlMtr*, who cthlitn't bccul1tu !M,ssGs'
unt tho workers, vino pot nothing. Whisk!
w,ls the vreat ei,rsc nf ChtcNRu politics. II !u'!
niiltlp tho speaker Il trump And Tho element hl
nationality tntcrlcrcl with tho fair distribution
ur tic ,rnlsttcHl plun'lrr, which WINS n tint kr1,
tho l,clurcr7,tlo purity tuKether. sr, l;e%t'
clt,sed his renl1rks BY stntll,g TINT he hhl tlt'
krrtr,l politics FOR utind. tic hlNt Dtch wnfslct
tl,l llu would bp ;" slu4Hcf." ltu WIS willing =
submit tn 1t In righteous catiSn. Tor II was tnf
first t3,llc h., hu ever told tic truth.
, 1881-02-25
MQNQPQLIES.
Pool. Homer Flh1S Thtnlkx Rail-
r01,h~ CnshtaUt lsg 40 CfRnhetl,

Ant> .tt's"~. ~~A*T
roaa* c""hot sse 80 Sihrhea'
sptefas Dt,pa'eA to The Chicago Trttuns
NEW lotsK, teb .'.-'!r. Albert FINK. fool
tnH'1ntss!oncr.nddrcsseslll Il lp's oHa,
discussing tue tl'icstson Whothor TUG faHeohas
nre thn,opo''es. Ala lheIlh'ng ~ tno ne.tot
tnat tney arn h"t' nc says t"RHh up '"oso
n'"cA uu'1css oeA"e wv n"I'-l,p"upoi' ~
'''teti''H' ~, ~ @ ~. lic.," " ons 'h',. =" ,no u
nHo'het III Suoo MUGS I'll ta's"'os '"ans
ius1 Rlomuos LOT cn'"l',n'.. ha' ~ ",
W on the lnsrt or ihaNiaaaH, ahu
M un' "t'''b u a'lu 1'!'o "t""sa hcAhu" .ouheu
u't ihofo hro srt.tt n'h'ts hpuscs th.t "u'o
eIcs''''o fhl't"s" "l''aae"'c"' "u,e" IL W.
s''"p'c ~ tct'els' "au "n1en "o INV
IS it"tt "n@l"us ~ 'e.'e"s suht wv !', r"t',ulo
conslh'hles the'nseHes' some o. lnose usu'cuas,ss
aFc' however, o1 n,'t"eo h''nost 'nseP"sapia
Ifon. tAe hahasGtacat " Elent ""Mrs' m, M"u IL
WonNs ne .,htoss'nle 1o 50 m"naAo 'ne ,a'lsoa"
vs'lual Of tic millions Of customers with whom
.ao , r"sus s",, TO- u oro,,s 'p"I' y, b,v c'.n
o. ' Mno wrs , ne L. IT, ,os ~ r. =" up u1s ,o IT.
cnmunin,a INIT ron," r,rmn Tho nct,uln
,nust r tc s!fteI, @ md no judgment mt must uf Cc
s @ are ".e Ss "sp "n s, sos" anal anal
tat they a.o 81, ssssp.in'u % - of & romo9y r Mr..
Ihrbrr atist tho b"!rd Of Trale a!a Trans-
st ps,'o" ea ,' Now York 10 sn""a riot n%y
'xs witch 70 ator 1t ctv ~
tl".,,,,'n, v .,ss n,I,os Inv In TN cit,ras sr
baltimore !ike seha propos' ton? They aay It
wuul,l exclude that city practically from par-
tsupa.lun in
THE TRADE or THE COUNTRY.
Tho rn!iroaeI companies, by long cxpcrlence'
r,,es frn,n ,oth rIt,cs ,nnr whirh II I. ,tcnn,I-
s,rs,ai ,t,.t ,sr ,s'1', ~ ,,t, ,!t,oa ,,r,,S,
, 1881-02-25

: Special Dlsp1tth 10 TIE thleNp0 Tribune,
Igt,bT1x, Muss.. Feb, :.l,--lu'i!ca night at
pApyrtia club WIS attended by Mark YWntn,
Cmnrtcs l>l,sltcy Warnur, Il. y. whlpp!c, ntiA
host If literary cclrhrltics. Mark TwnIn inado
Il clover sptepl founded OIL 4n
Incident Ut ruI,aan.cAr travel, where
hu WIS tnlstuke1 ty tho. colurud
purtcr fur Gut,. Mcclellan .ut,d given comforts
iha. 10 nthgt passe'4sr y! 'n alrc!ny nyer.
9ul.l3y uf GuurYY Eliot. t,ue WIS re,iil from
Iurs lssssI l.uwell. ArutilUr by liOyo U ttiplIy.
0tAtrB.
, 1881-02-25

Gen. Culluy's bulletins from the Transyaal
suEycsl sumo incidents III uus own HAF. whun
taiu tU bp followed by u loud call fur rDtnsoFce.
MuAta,
, 1881-02-25
KiUFA9AN-tJflAI,1S.

4 very 1''Ect wedding was soicm,Izcd yc4te,.
"y 1T tue a,us ss Ms. e.eF n n
daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs. Itonry e. Jo.u ,s ons
Mr.. W. hcutt kuufnlnu. Tho cerr,,lyuy ~ maa na
performed Mt I oc0cls by tho ltcv, trnene
Krs,ou, wcfe 'ctompnnfcd ouly l,y tic nnrcn,s ~
the l,sL,sc. After hrluf welding thur Mr - ana M
Mrs. Kaufman will take mp their rcrlnnnsn. .s
residence III Ehie,iKo.
, 1881-02-25

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day; ,u p,.,,,,,,.
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t!;hnrlcs =. Wtnslur.... Il. ..t;hicsao.
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Sss's fs 'ssTs g;tss Z. fsasi iisnks; haaksf
jlphn Nuvnk. III: Jefferson.
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Eis.a xst! II r%n'.on FESs5nSy EostnSyy.
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lLuey yt;o&Icr......,....,.H!..-.I.n III. Lake. Ill.
, 1881-02-25

1,onEnrsoSaXNftAFo1 q Ell.
ALBANY. n. r.. Fct.aEt 1t Ii: :atatcd upon cx-
cellcn, authority tlat stato, ,snatht William II.
ltol'crtson will 10 i,l.nct1 Tors Co!lostor of tho
Port uf New York, nfiu shMt GblcfsJntge Folgcr
Mccepta the SHcretnrysh!p Of tho Treasury.