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The Daily Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Or.) 1876-1883, 1881-05-29
Massachusetts Kicks.

While AIr. Thurber WAS 50 busily
engaged Ia the New York anti
monopoly movement, hr was ne
glecting his own monopoly busi-
ness in Massachusetts. it would
seem from the following, from the
Worcester SPY Of May 6lh:
The oleomargarine bill reported
to the iegislaturc hy the committee
on agriculture, Yesterday, not only
forbids the sale of that mysterious
compound unless the word oieo-
margarine is conspicuously " marked
on the package. or IN retail sales
on the wrapper containing il, or
on label affixed 10 it. bat iorbids
It's use in any hotcl. boarding
house or restaurant, uuicss the
notice oleomargariue served here.
is posted conspicuously In at least
four places IN the eating room,
in printed letters of plain
Roman. type not less than
one inch in length. The
bill provides a penalty Of one
hundred dollars or Imprisonment
for thirty days FOR any violation
Of its provisions, aud fer "a second
olfense a fine of two hundred dol
lars or Imprisonment for ninety
days, one-half the fine going TO the
informer, if be Is not a public of
fcer,. and If he Is, To the city OF
town where the oGenSe was com
mitted. The inspector Of milk is
especially charged with the exccu.
tiOn Of the law.
The Daily Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Or.) 1876-1883, 1881-05-29

The Ontario disaster was caused
by fools among the passengers,
and should be another warning 10
sensible people to stay at home
rather than go upon cver-crowded
excursion steamers anywhere, for
"the fools ye always have in a
JAM" The number OF persons on
board is ROW known to be nearly
700, burden out OF all proper
ton to her strength and capacity.
The crowd at first enjoyed the os-
citation Of the vessel, which thew
increased by moving from side 10
side, shouting "let her sink, we
will only have to wade ashore" ="
Each motion caused the vessel to
ship water, to the terror OF some
and delight of others. When the
supports of the upper deck gave
way all was over, and with a terri
bic crash the whole thing collapsed.
The Daily Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Or.) 1876-1883, 1881-05-29

Eastern railroad companies, 1t is
said, are having the Bibles in the cars
rebound. The binding has become
much worn, 10y jarIng against the iron
racks. but the inside "f the books is
as good as new.
Il lIas been decided To repair the
iIassler at the navy yard, Mare island.
She Is having the standing rigging to
the foremost taken down, after which
the mast will be h"isted out and re-
placed by Il new Gne. The machinery
and hull will Tee extensively repaired.
The Daily Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Or.) 1876-1883, 1881-05-29

Advices from Berlin are 10 the
effect that the German government
is still seeking by every means
within its power to divert emigra-
ton from the United States. No
doubt Wilhelm and Bismarck
would rather see the flower Of
young German manhood In the
army rather than tilling American
soil.
The Daily Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Or.) 1876-1883, 1881-05-29

/ ME, SAND. BRICK. PLASTER. I.ATH,
- Cement. and all materials IN my line,
furnished 10 order.
pE-Speclal attention paid TO Furnace work
and Ranges. CfStem work warranted gOO0-
or no pay.
es-Asent San Juan and New Tacoma Lime.
The Daily Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Or.) 1876-1883, 1881-05-29

The Oregonian yesterday gave
a full and very interesting report
of the British banquet M Portland
Tuesday evening. Judge Deadys
remarks in response 10 a toast, The
British Empire, are published, also
those of Col. McCraken. in re-
sponse to the Commercial Inter
ests of The city of Portland, pro-
posed at length by Major Alfred
F. Sears. During the evening
excellent music was furnished by
Messrs. w. IL. Kinross, George
Taylor, of Astoria, w. j. Burns,
John Van Beurden and Arthur
Wilson, each of these gentlemen
giving a solo, and forming the
spirit and weight Of the choruses.
Letters Of regret were read from
Gov. Thayer, Secretary of State
Earhart, Generals Wheaton aud
Greene, Capt. Reiter and others.
1t is with a due appreciation of
state pride that we are pleased to
note such events.
The Daily Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Or.) 1876-1883, 1881-05-29

Orders left al the Oecident Hotel. or at any
Warehouse. foot Of BeniOn Street. promptly
attended 10.
The Daily Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Or.) 1876-1883, 1881-05-29
How Heathenish.
Walla-walla Maichman

) poor, miserable Chinswoman
kicked the bucket this week and
the way she died was a hard sight
to behold. There she laid upon a
filthy mass of rubbish, called a
bed, almost nude, with not a
friend in the world, willing to
come within ten feet of her, and
when Mr.. Picard, our undertaken,
brought a coffin to bury the
creature, Cinnamon about the
premises sneaked off in all direc-
tions. less they should be asked to
lend helping hand, but they
were not asked. Mr.. Picard knew
1t would be- of no use, for they
would not do it; so he packed the
corpse I'm the coffin; nailed it up,
took the whole funeral upon his
shoulder. When we see how little
sympathy or feeling there really is
in those lepers, we feel like joining
kearney and shouting with the
sand lotters the Cinnamon must GO
The Daily Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Or.) 1876-1883, 1881-05-29

Patent medicines in England
now yield a government revenue
of over sl,0OO,OO0. la America
they impoverish printers who are
foolish enough 10 become tools TO
advocate the sales on promises of
the agents Ia pay.
The Daily Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Or.) 1876-1883, 1881-05-29
Notice.

FENIE PCm.IC WILL PLEASE TAKE
Il noti. that Water street. in the citY Of
Astoria, rs Laid out and recorded by John
N. Shiycly, and Squemoqhe street OF said
city. as laid cut and recorded by John Ne
CiuTc are in dangerous condition. and un-
safe, and the Mayer and memberS Of the
Common Council. and Superintendent Of
streets Of said city having done all in their
power 10 have Ihf said streets repaired Will
not be responsible for anr injury or damage
sustained by nyperSon Or persons in travel
ing or hauling QNer or ulF'n the same or any
pari thereof. I
By order uf She Naya9.
X. ~. CALDWELL
Auditor and Clerk.
Astoria. Max 2.th. lSSi
The Daily Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Or.) 1876-1883, 1881-05-29

The first electric railway now
running III the vicinity of Berlin is
so satisfactory that a second Is pro-
jected to run 10 another district OF
the suburbs.
The Daily Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Or.) 1876-1883, 1881-05-29

Don't be Humbugged Again by Protested
Auction Sales, Gotten up with the
Express Purpose Of Gain.
WHY BUY TRASH WHEN YOU CAN
GET MUCH NEWER AND BETTER
GOODS At LESS PRICE.

Is is reasonable that should person meaning a
square business desire dispose Of their stock less
than market price and without profit Auction would he
chose much larger field than city?
You all have been taught lesson few months since
by the man INIT a license Now don't be misled again,
for reference buyers of Auction Trash will post them
in a few of my prices to compare.
The Daily Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Or.) 1876-1883, 1881-05-29
NEW TO-DAY.

E,NOU ND.-An emblem of the h Of L. Can
Il he had upon application al This office,
and paNnemt inr This aNeTllsemeni.
, 1881-03-15

firm f'cfnrc tho public. aa we'll MS to prntity n
strong hcsIrnnf thn>r WIN hnf. ito nlllcr Why nt
aMlwing tllHlr Interest In the subject. Thu
trustees ftl'lolsur 10 fnlluw hts ws,rs, although
hr lrft NJ fircctiana IN tho nntrr, f,r my gud
fflr kGcplttn ts1 thu rrrIlIntOry, 1lrncB Atnull
s'sin u n'Hlrd 10 tho actMnl co%t Ut erTtnhtIDn.
49, fhH crctnHtHry Is xtti1ntt1 ut Washington,
Wa4iinRtnn taninty, I'A. Tho pinro muy l,c
r'.Aclc,! by rni fitn eIlor rtttsl,lirg ur Whctl-
fhe trustees will receive m toies for ercrn-
lion ,fnlrs4 lfsHy nre nrovlntIsIy ruts'lnt that
!cnth IL rttt..lL niI fri,t nn.ltral CAUSES. This
lt1tHrtnitiDh tntiHt l,G nletlt1imhlr,l iy trri.
cute frnl ttlc attending pfiys}Gla1ln tho il.Mrti
DI lleitsi, AIid FsIIr refGrces Known to btttll
pnrfltA nrn desirable.
y timely tn.tes IL required fur another ron.
!i.!t Tho furnAEr sfurG the Introduction ut tlIp
'hny: nftEr tho Mry h placed l tho rGttrt It ~
cn'stiHet IN n!n,ut twb t,u,ir1 tut frtttl twesIty
tOtwenty ftnlr hetrs mliAt tIp nl!uwu1 fur TIM
l1,sivt3.
Thu Indy Is removed from tho coffin tcraso
crEtnntlnh; henry II sheet be ilttl It! tho cn!n
iin'lcr tho h'nty II can ln !ftcil .,,l More cusy
sltnp!G clothing mid rlntn cO!iltl hru rccutrl-
ntIlt.ot
The l,stes nrc gunernlly piaocA III 4 Rrnuh tin.
!'tx. a1ltl ti bc cnrrlrtl nwMy ny the trtctls or
sent by Express. Thu weight III the ashes vNrey
from Two tu seven tNlllnt1s.
The Cn*t hf Grrtnullnu IL lndy II $t5 ThIs III.
cllHtrs Mli Expenses utter tho ttHly rcncIlGs Tho
.rAElrDal station ut Observation-Disclosures cAr-
r'n4t. lnti .H,x. Ms well rs fuet, Attendance, ctc.
llnp!ng ytIll will fun nil ynnr questions antis-
fhctorl'y answered, VIC rutnAln yours. etc.,
v. fAItn1S0.
Jullt!s LE AtnySE,
Trustees.
, 1881-03-15
Tho lrst lumber used in Chcann was .1nllifnct-

Tho llrat lumber used in Chcaun wus .1n,'Ifnrt-
nrt.f !n itIis wAy ....
William Lester constructed 4 wind suw. w.mifI
lHnr thn present etir n1 knzi9 atrrtt trI'3Hr.
Cunt. !'arv"r s''h mn 1T Inn tod W sn?w; wi14
0it,ufIr1 tI,G aasn0 KItn fOr years. Mr. tEtlhr1l
rcfrGnhrrs that ,hn earliest inminr tn arrivc
hnrH cs.!,n frn It. toscPh Mich, hut *'r',i nfftr
Jnu"a. ktiI 4 t.l., hnr1wnrn ntltl general tn"r-
cnanta, rtsmIvr't !'t,ntnr from t'onrn.'s mIl tm
Mnnsnwta'. III fsai tho NORTH sh!e waA well
i!nnGre'l with rim. mix, ant' ,wh'trw,'ol. md
el1nIi packet saw-iuiti tJE'ttet nrhr lhB prfacht
t:htca9n avrnun hrl''un wns ran*'lert"! T. wnn-
crf,.l thing IN order to rrncii y they Ind nfte',
tn Jump Er,,'n Ing 10 loy. Mr. liiEutnson com.
!ncnc.ti M!si,lt'<- III iBt3 when .ho srltln wns
lnr9cly with farnrs uuJ fiH'.lcrs. who nscts 10
Mmn "'nlt' tl,e Trees on Tho S'5th shlc.
,hls v'en!ty. Mr. 'I'Eglnson rrs"!y"a Y'nlmr
flnve,l. 1T. tt's"rt. and MuKkcKnl. III laE3 ht:
lM,',xht i earv'' fro,n te l.ttor gort: rlnntng
;tI!1 PER cent III htvh RrnEs for S!.;' rrr i:!IM
ien!. which w,4 tinugbt % ls = yt"rl pr.ts Th9
slrst IinEr trent fMHintw came III lH3t-s N!itl
attracted much nntirr bring sht: first Sawed l'y
trGtl(ar 4lw ii1at WIZ ever s"t'fs tlrsr. II WIS
sold for ~ I'rr ItEsi Feet To- X. lhHlnp IN lHtt
the r'ssipts were t..UrI.nn feet. lii 1s17 the
!u,nlN.rurn suffered greatly FROM fire. n.
Huntingdon s. t:o. stustesl Il ynrf hrrg fn ietl. anil
i sounds MD tn say 1t WIS branch nf their
Milwaukee, bupIutsa.
, 1881-03-15
HOUSE,.


Special Df5patch TO The Ghiedgo Tribune.
SPRINGFIELD, ILL.,, NTarcl, 14.-Collins, Of
Cnok, called tile l1urse to order pursuant to
Tho adjournment: No quorum WIS present.
The Committee OIL State Institutions rc-
ported back Il large number Of bills, THEY
were referred to tho Committee on Appru-
priations. The Committee on State 1nstttu-
lions evidently has the utmost faltli III tho
various Stats Institutions, for It III almost
every case gives thent the amounts they nsk.
Harvey, Of LoRall. offered hlllapprourlat-
Ing ss5,0W for the purchase Of additional laid
for the Institution for the Fccblc-'nlm|eu ut
Lincoln. The same bill was introduced by
Senator Mnytield Saturday.
tinodspeett, of Livingston, presented bill
10 prohibit the pcrlIeious habit Of trcating.
HEAVY PENALTIES -11sE PROVIDED
In case Il lberal-nlin.etl 1nnn "sets 'cm up"
fOr the boys ahd gets cnMgllt ut 1t.
Tllo pnteIt n1ti-gluneM,ellt aid seduction
bill, elaanatilg frnn Morris, of linrtllt1, was
Ordered To secni.tl rentling.
sent in n bill permitting private wilruI.ouse-
ren to sell unclaimed goods.
English, OF lsalluflTl, presented n Oil pllI.
!shlnE all tlose who may mnllcEO,tsly destroy
irceS.
Robinson, of La Salle, offered q bin 10 cx-
tend the Jurisdiction 1f County Courts.
CI0Dk, ui SaNEanl01l, sent III Il bill to pro-
tcst tho moneys OF minors LII the hands Of
guardians.
Hill. OF Mclean, presented resolution
CALLING on Or. lluucll 10 yaccinata thu melll-
btrs OF tho General Assembly. 1t wis
promptly lost.
Adjourned until Tomorrow morning.
, 1881-03-15
"a
Net liabilities Feb. y, tSa1. ....... ~, ,EE::.Hi
The tainli.nr's u,Itl 'rrens,irer's reports wcru
nts,, rn'Al und nr4letcd printed.
Aftrr thn ,lIstn,aut ,f I I'M rf.n0rtA

Not liabilities Tct. y. isa1.. Gi,:tr..s,
The auditors u.Id 'rrensnrcrs reports weru
nfso rnaf nnd ordered printed.
After the Ils&h'*ut of tic rer0rth
THE ELECTION NF bfFtCEtlS
took p!ncc With the following result: President.
+. II. MtCrea: .ttrittbr. WIlnrtl WHNinrl; rrcns-
'irrr. John Bueher: Secrcthr3. Th1mAs j. SUD
,lnr.l.
Mr.. McCren made short speech, thanking tho
nc1nbrl> Tor the innr they hMt done him. rte.
H.. warmly ttnfursrtl ffr Recommendations NJ tho
petition to tile Legislature for the ftre-mi lux.
y vote WIS subsequently tAkrst MI motion II
Instruct the Representative and ecnt0r having
the hill ~ chtrgc in Sprtnyfltld thnt tho'IInnrst
~ Wpst I'Ark Commissioners !nnrke thH hill fNr
th0 ntn.tnt1l Tux. Contntssinnera Wood md
WtDt1nrtl voted my on Tho resolution. aud Me-
rrea. Hilken. [}renock. ltnttta and NiIG0x ytl,
ll1fnnIs HOUSE, and scnate II COPY nr the report,
and to have ~, rxtrn c0l1es printed ror that rur-
pose wns t.lRnl1Inlaiy nd0iNeil.
\ communication Wts received from some
property y-ownnrs 0n l1irtsihn street. fHtwccn
Milwaukee nvtHie au! Ilusninltft l'cllcvnrst,
nskttg TINT the Hntr lnt!s,rsa their petition for
rcbnta un MI assesslnrnt al!out N bt rvie'l foT
were formerly taxt,l For the sntnn lnIrE"'4e nnl
the mney expended u1ller tho direction Of tho
Pnrk lsonrtl. The ntntttr WIS rr{nErtrt to rom.
imIttre composed Of Commissioners WtHHl.
W1lker, and fIrenack. the committee to report
at the ficxt ttlGctl1K.
The new FtnnnGe Committee. when appointed.
was instructed to investigate tic c!Attl nunnst
Henry GnGnct,niitii Rtl1 rapport III tho 'lnurtl.
Tiic election nI an Engineer waA ostponc+'
until ttle next Bnert1ng.
After passing " ytltt nf thinks to tho rGtfr1uK
officers, the BoArtl atljnnrrr,!.
, 1881-03-15
How f{p kNetF Him,

I:LIrK Prt,fehs.,r, w..5 entirely siurutr.l to tho
prurosaft'l 4 well-kn,wt, rn6!tu t'hmractur Ut
INC time consulted him nMt snnu affection 1T
tho lungs. Years nttcrwnrI ht tutlirI,Gtl III tho
Bli,v erralitI. In beng n1!Roui,eta, hu was ret
tied to observe that sir. Sjn.o had n'ther any
Kalltlig, NrsiuatMte.I With Aa hume. llu there.
u.UE lItntlulpdlthe fCt u! hta TurlHor vist. iii
Symn tal,al 81 remember hln!: hut whcli the
hgaEI tho peclllur sound tho OLD atnrnt had
inuae chronic. h0 exclaimed, ~ Ah! reNnoMGrr
yuu uVW. 1 kuuw YOU ly Your lung"
, 1881-03-15
Few Scattering Senators Meet
and Toll for Eleven
Minutes.
rhe House Does No Better, but
Listens to a Few New
Bills.
m Careful How You "Set Eli
Up" for tho Boys ltcrc-
after
1.a,catious that Efforts Will Do Made to
Throw tho Investigation Wide
Open.
SENATE.


s11otlT IIAGf. OF THE st1SE.
spttsul Dl,pateh 10 77t Chteuoo Tribune.
srnIsGrrLr1,, ILL.,, Afnrcl, 1i.--A few seat
,.1nr Senators convened III tho Senate
chon,ber at the lsual I.our tliLs n'prnlng. no
ouot,,,u being present.
jndr,iuit Iuavc Of nbscncc WIS granted
ssnator Mnlncr, wliu IL SICK tn Chicago.
sc,n,or Clark introduced bill amending
follows: ...,. ,.--.,,
II amc,isIs See. II by making tho vacation
NJ n dcrrer imperative, wlerc tito defendant
i,scryeG With process, ulNt does not enter his
annearance ut Tho time when tile tecrce Is
entered, md Mt the next term files bis
answer, etc. Under tho amendment tlln de-
rr,, vault sta,l,t Until after tho lcurlnE of
tho carse. when Tho Court may vacatc, ultur,
Or amend IL, III so far rs It affects property
Tie The amendment to Sec. is renders IL mill
datory OH compliments. IN tasea Of default
10 prove The allegations ut tho bill.
fhe anlrlllalenlt 10 See: u limits tic settling
aside, altering, Dr amending drcrces to prop
eEtyftghts, hit! III NIL Other RESPECTS liz tho
discretion Ut tho Court.
The bill is sslId to have been drawn witt, 4
view ut giving Il court d[scretl1ll III setting
aside tltcrees which may work irreparnblU
personal Injury.
III; WILL NOT LET up.
Senator Whiting presented II copy nf Ills
fayurit measure to tux express companies
ter cent III their Ert!Ss earnings. Tic Ern-
tIcnien has tho same hill pending III the Key
emo Committee. md had t1lfS o.le rrfcrreAt to
lie Committee on Agriculture md Drainage.
Il being painfully evident that IN further
proceedings cnuld be llal, President !Intill-.
Ion announced TINT nothing WIS fl order hut
q call If the House OF melton IL Adfnurfi.
lott n
, 1881-03-15
A SECOND INQUEST,

So<eklt I.patth 10 7hs Chteasa Tribune.
Fu,tT WAyaE, lnd., Siasoh 1t.-Thc ROMANS q
Charles Frcc.u, who committed suicide about
twu wecky Nuo, will bo taken ", to-tuorrow. and
"A scrutut Inquest viii be hold BY rtrlucst OF hls
mother. WIN " nttw here from Wheeling. sho
Will iIrutuu!y tHkt the FcMNtlIs hotht with hcf.
I'r,,litis witt, thu wItu Ut !ccousca has been ex-
turtrl, Int rho has xiych aer c1nSeht
, 1881-03-15
A BANKRUPT CHURCH SOCIETY.

aptsl4I DA2Afh " nv LAt[ovo A'UA"s
ELifN, ILL.,. March 1.-THE First Presbyterian
Church uf thfs ulty, having its church cdlhen
l.opelesiy Il.cuu,btrctl by two Neutrality-suspicious.
tu tho Home ErtstIon Committee aHa mo other'
tU pMrtttS hcrt.,-has. NJ y chuFeo ineettAs, y.
to tlu best advantage of It's creditors
, 1881-03-15
An Interesting Discussion Concerning
tho Supply Ut Pho In
Michigan.
Gencral 8ello! That Things viii Reaoh a
Crisis IN Tho Next Ten
Years.
The Early History Of The Lumber Trade In Chi.
tago-in Exceedingly Interesting
lNumtnl.

tlrnt, y. q. Vim t.c1nsek; Vice t'rcaICnt, :. X.
Marttu; Treasurer, Ju1,n AcI.arcn: Executive
Committee. y. \. Cnrrcutcr. Il. l.. Anderson. II.
lem; Committee on iorks, =. Autcl., J. AIn-
l.nrcIl. +. 4. Keep: Committee On fnspcctioI,,T.
II. shcppar,!. {. e. Tholn,,su, X. Il. tEcnry. Il.
Antc,'. a. a. Carpenter. str. Grurac ". fiotcf.
kiss WIS al'IHll1,tGi Secretary.
Till: WEEKLY MEETING
wis held Mt thu Trc,nuht lftt.sc. lunch being
served ut l.;sJ BY Mr. Z. e. Thompson.
After lu.lch Mr. linrycy proposed vote Of
tbnnks IL SIR. Thompson, which was seconded
by Mr. 4. Ucnn In lits i,stln! happy vein, anl
tnisse,1.
Mr. Thompson responded briefly, snyInH ho
was riad 10 SEQ nti bis friends, especially whcn
they were hungry. lie left tho Old tt'wn Of St.
LouIs In rs tu ipcnte III ChtcaKn-tha huh lilo
thanked them for thnr patronage nnd thought
~ I,nr cent 1T tho luin6crlnen wGre Oil tho Llrs
suir. li.nughtcr.l Sir. THOMPSON then vacated
Tho ticwly-cIcctc,l President, Sir. a. G. vnn
schNtck, assumed tho ,lutes Of presiding 01lccr.
and congratulated the nEsfnltly OIL the slirrGsa
of thu Exchange, which was II years Old ycstcr-
ihs !ue*t!on M Of The tmter,sn1pPly h the
KreNt length, Sir. Pearson rend
\ pArEt. on TIE stJltIECr,
compiled from recently cnllertctl statistics, Of
which tho following is Il brief summary:
Mr PGarsDti sliti ho h!d slutiletl tte topogrnphy
yours. Afld TINT tlers Is f,.,s almost NJ thcr-
lal,d Tor snIe IN tho f.owcr pcnlnsttla. Tho nrRe
S si; 10 ss1S enc fa PSse s uesr nc as cs
ttc Of i,i.lv per ncre Is 7gU fcGt a1id there IL
NOT oror 50y four 1rr mere in tho Upper Perrin
Michignn ut ri.OtNl00 IN foot, Of which not uvnr
r,s es,sts is, w0Sa va, cSs ,, 4 S &SSS; tsci AZ
w"ti,' @ sSast IT, sy.s s''py y q sseasa i ~
, 1881-03-15
THE INVESTIGATION,

Special Utspateh 70 The Chicago Tribune.
SrRlSurlE1l,. ILL.,, Alarcl, lI.-Thero will
BE- 0uorums IN both llouse<ln the morning,
Judging from present indications. The Sen.
atc Investigation will be resumed, and, while
inu.iy Of the knowing ones Insist that tile
battle Is practically fought and ended, there
ART weil-funndrA rcuso1is to lisbcIleya any
such theory. as the Committee now stnltIs,
n!ne members are with tho Commissioners,
tlS against. One of the ,ntnnrity, Manner, Is
homes!ck. This leaves fpur Democrats and
Senator Whttlns Republican. In tho rcnr. 1t
il plain tu bo seen tint the majority will
tighten tho lines mud c0nno the prosec..
lion 10 thu Harding charges us pnrel
down. Senator Callnn, who leads the ,tillnr-
lsy, returned from Chicago vl,l Jacksonville
tonight, anu expresses himself freely On the
COURSE to be pursued by the De,nocracy. 1t
seells TINT tic minority Will insist on tho
production BY the railroad people of their
original
REeonDs Of REBATES AMI DRAWBACKS,
OF very conlplctu absti1cts thoreof. This
proposition will most decidedly be tlefeateI
py the majority, rs they have already shown
ulclr Intention 50 to do. The nlinorily%yfll ut
once make report Of tho ucllol, Ut tho nm
jjotlty, and their own tIrsires to 70
ahsad aad to the full Senate alltl ask
l.at body to cninbel tho production or houks
sna pai,srs, Th!s acta, u tukeu, ~ cnllun
Gu'nt to lhrow thu wholu InyestiFatlan wide
oi,eh ~ everybody unless tho Republicans
sllsr \, tilclr might nnd sit .inwlI III, ti,p
minority report. 50 rs to nyoll tho useless
i55 "I1 =! m1n cnl,slHrlrg contempt s9se," Ono
Hae ilgllt renlin.etl lliIn Of II cnl,pIs Of cats
!Eal fDHRnt a1Al climbed l,p on each other ln-
~. ~ u"y ascenlcd lnlo thin alr. Disappeared
, 1881-03-15

unrnt, nn! sht.4+5,%! wns nsr!! II maln,aininu
The pr',.,rt@ tt'w improved. l'nlc4A lrEislntrt
relief !. hi1nrt !,' sts. tho I.nar'l has hcfnr''
II tho lnainr nf III Hairlt,1tIuS s!1lFkl rs IN ll-
prove tho tn ncrrs nj ,'HiniprDvF fnrf!s yet In
rtu'ir'l within tho lmIts nj IFS Jurisdiction. ant
satisfy thc proprty-t'wl,srs and rnsI'itnt- n',r
chth nf ths three Ercht pnrka. Tho liabilities
and nsstts hre rs gnlnwa:
LtADft.fFiE1.
The liabilities III the fIanrh FGb. x, 1881. nre:
per cent h,n'1s milf standing. ...... *;5Y,HD.fn
Land lWl outstanding !flEs tr present
cd fur phymcnil. Observation-Disclosures. 1.tGA.Hf
fotai linhtltttcs.., sNi, l'fLeW
Reduction since list rcllnrt .....+....... H,JH.W
A1AETS
In nil,i.tnn 10 pnrk mud boulevard linda md In
rr0ytnlchts. Hild tho articles enumerated lit
f!ie Inyrntory arc: =.
Tux certificates purchased by Ils-J.
llnbInrl lfncc rHluGI........... >. e l.1i4.fI
Tug certificates purchased by J. n.
Elhfk flnGe fnHt.... ........ J,hsS,Ii
.,!xn bushels Gh!i. rnf*l1 IN Central
lNilnvnth md IN Ilutnbs''lt Park. ut
TrecA IN nursery Il, NORWOOD es.Itrsntcilj ::tU.
GlutIn agrinst Henry Grccnebautli.. lt.Ila.sG
Casli iii hnnd 80. ..,,...,............... iE.aKkU3
SEli1}:lt
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1881-03-18
Household HINTS.

To remove mildew, rub soft or dis.
solved soap on the spots, scrape chalk
on them aud lay in the SUI. Repeat il
necessary,
To remove iron mould from linen,
wash tue spots in strong solution Of
cream Of tartar and water; repeat il
necessary, and dry in the sun.
To take out iron rust, use one ounce
of cream tartar and once ounce of salt
of sorrel; spread this on the garment
until the rust disappears.
Sick headaches can often be greatly
relieved. and sometimes entirely cured,
by the application of mustard plaster
at the base Of the neck. The plaster
should not be kept on more than quar-.
ter Of an hour
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1881-03-18

To SToP BLEEDING. is said that
bleeding from wound. on man or beast,
may be stopped BY mixture Of wheat
-four and common salt. in equal parts,
bound on with cloth. II the bleeding
be prOfuse, use large quantity, say
from one to three pints. II may be left
GU for hours or even days. IL necessary.
The person who gave us this recipe says
'In this manner ! saved the life Of a
horse, which Was bleeding from wound.
ed artery; the bleeding ceased in five
minutes after the application"