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The Osceola times., 1881-03-12
Cur VVas'slDcton Eetlor.

Cur Ss2s'siDEgOFa EetiCr.
WAsDIsoroN, D. c., Mar. !, ls5l.
It is said that four Of the mem.
bcrs Of President Garfe,d's Cabinet,
as they now stand had been select
cd VIXEN he delivered bis inaugural
address, aud that the others bad
not. This, If true, is characteristic
OF The President. That be should
change his mind" was TO be ex-
pected. He has before now made
patriotic speeches IN the House and
then voted against his expressed
convictions, or gone to OHIO to
mend fences before vote was tax
en-. The cabinet is not as strong
as was cxpeetcd--that is SO far as
five OF the seven men are known to
tho public, it is not rs strong. Wia-
dom has for many years been chair.
man Of the Senate Committee cn
appropriations, and is cool, clear
headed, able man. He is a devoted
/ friend OF Senator Blame, and If in.
fluenced by any one in the admin.
lslration, it will be by Blaine. Per.
haps these two men represent as
we'll rs any two the idea that the
United States should engage in vast
schemes Of Improvement" within
the borders OF the country; should
snbsidizc any good Republican who
wishes to establish line of vessels
to a foreign port, and should become
financially responsible for the thou
sand plans before Congress Ton
spending the public money ia sup.
posed aid Of American commerce.
and in ei hGucemcnt OF American
standing abroad. Two things are
safe to predict when Garfield, Win
dom and Blaine leave the principal
places in tho government FIRST
that it Congress consents, tie
States will become Of relatively less
Importance, and the nation Of rcla
lively greater; and second, with
the same proyiso MS 20 Congress
that the public money will be used
lavlshly.
The inaugural address ia in the
main, as far rs it goes, very satislac
tory. On questions of dispute be
tween the two great political par
The Osceola times., 1881-03-12

TnEnev republican senator from
New Hampshire, Hon. Henry W.
Blair, has introduced into the Uni
ted States senate, joint ard con
current resolution, submitting to a
vote OF The States, an amendment
to the Constitution prohinlting the
manufacture and sale of inioxlca
ting liquors in the United States,
or the importation ofthc same from
foreign countries the Law to go
into effect in 1900, if ratified by the
legislatures OF three -fourths of the
States IN the Cnon.-[Ex.
The Osceola times., 1881-03-12
0NScc OG5'Ounty Examiner

MISSISSIPPI Co., March 8, 1881.
Board OF Directors, Of the several
School Districts:
You will notify all Teachers
holding certificates Of qualification
to teach in Public Schools, that a
Teachers Institute will be held at
Osceola, on the 3lst. March and lst.
and 2nd. days of April, 1881.
Also, that See. - Of the School
Law requires their Attendance
Urge upon them the importance OF
attending.
There will also be a public ex.
animation of teachers, at the same
time aud place, to ascertain the
Professional Qualifications of all
persons desiring TO teach in the
Public Schools cf Mississippi
County: Very respectfully,
ED. IL MATHIS,
County Examiner.
The Osceola times., 1881-03-12
AssEsmeels sale.

NOTICE Is.HtREBY GIVEN, Tat, az AS
II uee ol e. 4 Gariick, in Liquidation, ~,
cn Hnuday ,he glst day of Mnrch, lssl, ut 10
O'Clock. 4. NJ in he VII o. orccola, Atkan-
sas, proceed TO SELL at public cutlery, inf cash IA
hand ali the stock Of goods, WAGES ami mor-
,uu!Ca hv the said D. o. Carries. IN saii town
f Oscrola, together VITA said store aud FIX
tnrcs Proceeds ~ such sale o. be apph ID first
TO the cxp'u-ts Of THIS assignment secondly to
the payment cl Schoo,Gcld. ilausuer * Co, OF
Ncmphi-, az preferred creditors uud thirdly 20
the other creditors Of the said \. omlck,
ppo nArA Said sa.efo continue from Gay ~
Gay. until everything II flspUstd oi
4 n. WILLIAMS,
Feb lgth tsSl. AasiEnce'
The Osceola times., 1881-03-12

MEN whose actions will not bear
public criticism stop their paper
oec .sionally with the remark E" l
WON'T pay any man to kick me"
One Of those individuals never will
really appreciate his own nsignifi-
cance.- Harrison Times.
Jnst so. And occasionally you
find man doing business, who
won't advertise, because he thinks
it is helping the editor and no ben
eft to his business. Such men
however are scarce, and when you
find one Of them, he is almost sure
to be complaining Of dull times.
The Osceola times., 1881-03-12

Virginia claims to be " lhe moth
er of presidents and according to
this, from the Courier Journal,
kenlucliy Is the mother Of Cover
nors:
"Therc is nothing mean about
Kentucky. She freely gives her
great men to her neighbors. Last
Monday, CuIlom, Kentuckian, was
inauguraled for a second time as
Governor of Illinois; Tuesday,
Crittenden, keniackIan, was inaU
gurated Governor OF Missouri /;
Wedn esday, Churchill, Kentuckian,
WAS inaugurated Governor Of Ar
k0nsas Hawkins, Kentuckiln, is
soon to bc inaugurated Governor
OF Tennessee; and Murray, Ken.
tuckian and Sanders, KcutucEiau,
are in the gubernatorial chairs oi
Utah and Nevada. Orders for more
OF the samo kind promptly filed"
The Osceola times., 1881-03-12

THE House passed resolution
by two-third vote, extending the
session until the 10Th. If the sen.
ate copcurs, the members will be
S54 each better of
The Osceola times., 1881-03-12

IT is proposed by resolution be-
fore the Missouri legislature to
make new State out OF portions
of Missouri and Arkansas, to be
called Moark.' Bah = Ex.
Bah Bah ! Won't they let we'uns
hnve a say about it?
The Osceola times., 1881-03-12

IT. virtues arc nnqu stignlale anl IT, curative
character Hh-olule, asihr vri. or can personally
testify. both ON experience sni obser, r,atiph.
Among he many readers % The Rev lew In one
pat Hnd auo hcrof the courtly, it is probable
that numhefs Hre afflicted wita deaile.s, ead TO
such it maybe said Write AZ once 90 Hiy-
Hook 5 40 , z Ney street. New York. enclosing
81, and on Wililecfife hr return remedy that
" 10 cnahie YOU To hear Ike any o else, and
who-r cefaiivc eate. v IN hr psrmRn'ni iui
wili never ssefef daiag 50. Euii OF CIV
~ k Mercantile Review. sept z5 isso.
The Osceola times., 1881-03-12
WARNIEGORDRR,

iN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF MISSISSIPPI
COUNTY. AK sPBISG lERA, lssl
@. W. FELTs, Fl-mHQ,
LIZZIE fELTs refeudfnt.
The defendant. Lizzie Ftlt8 Is warrci 10 ap-
.prll iu Tins court wifun ttrty days and answer
Ile rompa.nt u the plaintiff D W. lie g.. litd
herein Zen. Il BAtCugS
AfHr.h g. 1851 tlC,k
Ia. n Marines
Any fur plinid 3-l2-i.
The Osceola times., 1881-03-12
EARS FOR THE MILLION
Foo 0hoo's Baleam of Shark Oil
Posihrely Restores The Nca,iag and is n
O,iy d5s,ipte Cn,e for D.yisss
Etoiop.

This on IS crtract-d hGin roru.ar species oi
small " lite si+rk. caUghi in The yellow sea
known q. Carcltrodon huniclcut Every
Chinese Il .hsrm' u knows o. IL vigiac a. re-
sfu-aiiee vt hearing were .ciscuYcr q by a lu4
tlist Priest about the year ltig Ia cares wtIt
- numerous aud man, - srolninglg iuilyCu'ous
f'.at tlln r. iuilv was officially flocllimcd over
ta. eitt re enli8e. lis use became 20 univ r-al
iuat 10 owe $40 years so deafress has ey'sisl
among the Chimes pioplc, srht, charges rre-
la.d, 10 any n0lrfss at . per bottle.
Only Imported by HANLJCh S Co, sole
Agent lur america, Day ST. Aew Gufk.
The Osceola times., 1881-03-12
NNEkaE.

NOTICE Is hereby given, that IN persons in
d,b.ed o the laie Grm of l. Darlington Co.,
doiag busia al Oscscl,. and Biyhesyile Ar
karsas, are requested to come forward at once
and ray he'll aecrurts, cor shan be comoelled
toprucerd asaia.i tucm according tolsw.
Z. u. GAYLORD,
March ll'h ls3f. Assignee
The Osceola times., 1881-03-12
WARNIEGORDER.

IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF MISSISSIPPI
COUNTY. ARK.-sPldNG TERM, 1881
JOHN SoWDRR' Plaintiff
MARY Z soWDER J Deeudant.
The defendant, Vary T. Sowdcr, II Warnet
TO appcar in this court within thirty days, and
answer tie compliant or the plaintiff, Jodl
Sowder BLN. u BAOtIHS,
March 1, 1871 Clerk.
Thomson 4 Ldrihgion
ltt'Ns Tor pia,nfiI 3-i'-4
The Osceola times., 1881-03-12

The Legislature passed an Act to
amend the Levee laws, drainage,
Sc. The members Of the legisla-
turc, it seems are not aware that
the levees in this part of the state
have been gobbled up as private
property. We would suggest that
law be enacted prohibiting cul-
tivation as we'll as driving vehicles
on the lcvecs, bnt that would be Il
useless waste Of legislative time,
and hike the law prohibiting wheel.
ed vehicles from trespassing there
on, would be disregard by the
" owners" and It's enforcement neg
lectod by those elected TO look at.
ter the public interest.
The Osceola times., 1881-03-12
TEE TO Az.

: SlklE 40 2lsfs
hiR hss Iilssfrstra Ylart -
Osccd nsts - % u coragss con
tsiliag descri; iou1 ard Prices O
ilst r1Ilfnes q Piants. Hes "a
iasti-. isulha. rfe. IN uuiiiTstiou
abb CelHr~d Pats OF our NrW
IourLE WAITE BOtTAkniA
viii be nsiioi aFeu tlerefeilioi &
tarea-r-as stamp f1r roflTe, SO
.sial lilas.Hli n FnsEa fkhh.
saods r4afa0basf l-t qrsliiY
Litafai e1frs % gatiels np q clubs
" f-s.I;a a Rsial, NtNE Il
kEVNEii, Leuisy..sc. ~.
The Osceola times., 1881-03-12
Professionals.

Will attend s richly TO all lcgiu.
mate business pertaining to the pro
fesssion. hIlll'
The Osceola times., 1881-03-12
n. N. McyEiGn s. : SEMAEs.
MCVeigh g. Semmes.
ATTORNEYS Al LAW,
s 8 SEM M Els5,
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.ssxEE EEGEsE.

Mississippi County Ark.
Syill practice IN ali the Counties OF
this (2dl Judicial Circuit, the Su-
prone Court OF tho State, and IN
the adjoining counties of Tennes,
acc and Missouri. Special and
prompt attention given TO col
iections, to the payment oftaxes,
examining and abstracting titles,
and to whatever may appertain
10 a general L&nd Agency.
Jan. lG tf.
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The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1881-02-11
District Court Summons.

In the District Court of the Fourth Judicial
District OF the State OF Nevada, in and for the
County OF humboldt:
James Gould, Plaintiff VS.. Arizona Silver
Mining Company, j. G. Fall, the bank OF Gait
fornia-a corporation defendants
Action brought in the District Court OF the
Fourth Judicial District of the State of Nevada,
in and for the County OF Humboldt, and the
complaint. filed in the office Of the Clerk OF said
District Court. on the 18th day of December,
A. ID. 1880
The State of Nevada sends greeting: Te
Arizona Silver Mining Company, J. c. Tall, the
Bank of California; corporation on--defendants;
You are hereby required 10 appear IN IN ac-
tion brought against you by the above named
plaintiff James Gould, in the District Court of
the Fourth Judicial District OF the State Of Ne.
vada. in and for the County Of Humboldt, and
TO answer the complaint filed therein with the
Clerk of said Court within ten days exclusive
of the day Of seryice) after the service on you
OF this summons. if served within this county;
or if served out of this county but III this Ju-
dcial District within twenty days; otherwise,
within forty days; or judgment by default viii
be taken against you, according to the prayer
of said complaint.
said action is brought to enforce a lien upon
the Arizona Quartz Mill, for the SUM OF
S3,6l3 %, and sufficient amount OF land upon
which said mill stands for the onvenient work
ing OF the same, together with all the privileges
and appurtenances thereunto belonging said
lien Is claimed for castings, machinery and
other materials furnished TO the Arizona Silver
Mining Company for the purpose OF carrying on
and repairing quartz mill known Us the arl-
zona Mill, situated on Bdena Vista Creek. in
Buena Vista Mining District, Humboldt Coun-
" State OF Nevada; that said castings, machin.
cry and materials were used in carrying ON and
repairing said mill thst within thirty days
from furnishing said castings, machnery'and
other materials, AZ aforesaid, James Gould and
James L. ODonneli filed for record claim of
lien for the same. which claim OF lien was duly
verified that 30 part OF said S3,6l3 % has been
paid that said castings. machinery and mate
rials were furnished TO J. &. Fall, the Agent of
said Arizona Silver Mining Company; that there
is S36l3 % dHe and payable on said lien, after
deducting all just credits and offsets; that the
said 0D0mcil sold and assigned all OF his in.
terest iR said lien to the plaintiff.
All OF which viii more fully appear by refer.
ence 10 said complaint, certified copy OF which
accompanies this summons and made part
hereof
And you are hereby notified, that il YOU fail
20 appear ard answer the said complaint, as
above rscnred. said plaintiff will apply TO the
Court f0r the relief demanded therein, and
costs.
r.. 81 Given under my hand and the Seal
OF the District Court OF the Fourth Judicial
District OF the State of Nevada. in and for the
Ceuntr or Humboldt, this 18th day OF Decem-
Der, A. u. 1850
]. H. JOB, Clerk.
GRASS & BoSSinELp, Plff's Atty's d2i3m
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1881-02-11
NOTICE OF DISSOLUTION.

In the District Court Of the Fourth judicial
District OF the state OF Nevada, in and for the
County of Humboldt
In the matter Of the application OF the Para
disc Cooperation Association to dissolve and
disIncorporate- Notice:
Notice is hereby gwen that the Paradise CO.
operation Association, corporation, duly or
ganized and existing under and by virtue OF the
laws OF the State ot Nevada, has presented to
the Hon. VIM. s Bonniiied, Judge of the Dis
trict Court OF the Fourth judicial District OF
Nevada, in and for the County Of Humboldt, a
petition praying to be allowed to dis.ncorpor-
ate and dissolve; and that
Monday. the Issh Day OF March. 1884.
AT 10 o'clock A. N, has been appointed as the
time, and the Courtroom of said Court, in
Winnemucoa, Humboldt County, Nevada, as
the place at which said application is to be
heard.
IL. ST. In witness whereof, | have hereunto
set my hand and affixed the seal OF said Court,
this 18th day OF January, 1881
J. T.. SABINE, Clerk.
BY A. DAVIDSON, Deputy.
J. II. WTSDLE, Atty for Cooperation.
jais-Sw
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A GOOD SUGGESTION.

An 1oE-IlOOsf NEXT To THE rnEsiDENr's
.StCk-CifAaffsEIt.
One Of Tie Ercat difficulties with which the
President will have to colltcIld In his strng-
gfo for life Is thu intensely hot weather which
now prevails. Tho heated term is naturally
productive of Inflammation III NIL cases Of
Rnis'ot wounds. 0r other Injuries Of aIl In
ternal character. 10 repfess tho tendency to
Inflammation requires cool weather, or tho
application OF cooling bandagcs In which
pounded leo Is used 10 lnrgc extent. rho
latter arc. of necessity, purely local In their
character. and do not affect the entire System
of the uattent. A number Of scIcnttf1c gem
tleinen Of tho city,. who accidentally
met Monday, discussed, tie feasibility Uf
cGullaE tfln atmosphere In the Stck-cIlNMbtr
or tha ircslttunt, and tic result of their
uelt1crAtEDlIs WIS tie sending OF the follow
Ing telegram:
CnfcAUo, July 4.--l9obcrt r. Ltncotu,
Secretary Of lFur, lvaxlfnUi,st: Hive tho
dHctors remembered ttlat lcc.rouln over or RQ-
jo!i!ing Alck chalnhHr, With openings u let
cold air " alid bot mir ont, will keep tho tenn
p4r1ltura coolT'
Luto IL the afternoon tho following reply
waS V[ees!xs!t: ss,,,xa,,,x y ~ 1,,v.rho,,,. fo,
your telegram. l ',nye glrei! II to tho sur
genns. 1lUNEllT r. LtNCOt.N."
:. Yesterday morning u similar telexratn u
t!le Utio first mentioned WAS sent to Surgeons
bliss Ahh Dartles sfgllet1 by number ut ply
sictans ni,d several WRrnl personal friends Of
the President.
, 1881-07-06
Bought Her l.tnjl,as

.C1htthffHH RTEkNfs
On last Wednesday morning At o'clock
ncpleH nf me Of our tnust pr,l,,inelt realizes
tatG agents. Wtosp Office Is 1ucatnu IN sihtl
stro9t. was marrtot At IT. Paullls !tomnn CATH
ollt Church. cOrncr Of spring and Abigail atrrnts,
whero nuKo assombly had Hathorcd 10 witness
tho eerunlony. Previous ii tho t1,arrIaxo tho
yonnx man l,ad been enrasod to. i
tho nlcco or. 4 wci.to-do brewer nf
this city. Thts Young indy. henrinH nt tho con-
tohpeAtctl union with at,other Ut tho one who
hnu p!cdRetl her futth. catlod ,p1n Father
FcrncdlnR with tho cngaucm1nt ring nntl other
evidences Of tho cttftshftl, under tho Imprea-
sion tist tho tst,nan Catholic Church did ndt NJ
low partfes nntr.ionlA'ly inoiInei to brcak thcir
everything bad t,oct prclartd for tho occa1!on
FRtHor Ferntdtug rcfusul tu Interfere. Tho
tnArrtn9o WIS n double ono, tho young
mans slater and her rrnont being the
ntaor c0atraotlnK parties, and 1Thcn thu process
SLOT entnred tho church 1dItico the mtstreatcd
young lady arose frntn Dne pf tho news, and
With the ring III one hnud and tho lntters of the
yoonE n1an-the proofs of his unfaJthfulness-
n TIE @ other. $40 marched amid tlo excitement
" tho lockers on. ut tho bend Of tho bridal pnr-
Tics towAsi th' nitar. Tho father Of the groom,
aoetnY tho 'tfsA9rccahls position In which bis son
was placed. stepped up to the young lady, nnd.
whispering Tow wnrlt. thcn md thefc fso accn1-
1l1EIy we'll founded rtlmnr h8s IT. bought her
claim on tho younK tnau's future for d handsome
kurU.
, 1881-07-06

PUBLIC ANXIETY.

THE PEOPLE NGcit 3IOnE cltEEltFUI..
-Yesterdny WIS Il genuine midsummer dRy,
AS se0roiler 1t WIS II complete Hlleeess. Ex-
)IanHtett by tho celebration Ut tic Nastonat
holiday. people sought their co,c,les iii
Monday night. but tut to slaeI'. The mer.
curry lndlcAted 80 degrees nit night long, oven
III portions OF the city nlong tic Lake Front.
Wl1at 1t must hare bpasl In iess favored Q,inr-
ters OF the city, wlero tho p0or were tuld'c.l
anto crowded md lll-yentllatotl tonenlcnts,
could only be coDlectnlotl, although. the wo~
begono appearances Of thls class Of peaplo
Was plainly apparVnt yustorlay morning,
Tlia ssln rose III al, ulicl0ltle.l SKY Riut with
1t the mercury begal to strnggl0 upward, It
sGeneS nt e ie9 ns a9Sa1lto S a, M p!re M by te
upwnrd at TUG iAte Ut uuerto MI hour from
sunt|sY to o,cloek,, WAoh It stool,-gr
would have stonl tsA4 It st0ppetl-nt u lle-
kfess ss:cisIs sfe IL Sf ssaG si sS icy GsEbss bbS
l!Sar aaIll / s'elaek, w,en i i!@disata is u u.
These oDseEy9ttona .Yero nil tAkva i. tho
s!'ade trowh Msaass9s tAesi'|ollster. From
Biz, although tic lleAt llaiI Of, sicu4lIy W,ltii
the close Vt tho nftornoo,l.. At I O'CLOCK Tic
highest pntnt was rcnehsl. w!lnn the !l,ercl.
llatl It not bsell tor brcuze whteIl was ii.
most continuous throughout lilo, t}ny ltfu
would lays beets bnrtleIs to all who llad to
bestlr themselves to nlly extont, A It was,
the bEeezo ws nnt ,e, 70 g1aK o. 19r sopl
tas west, aud was Not Of that refreshing kiGl
that blows III from the lakt. r'.s,.
- III ypite Of thu INTENSE heat, there wa not a
minute during tho dsy When we bulletins
scanning tle '"-t ss--;Rl Il. i i
D1srATcliEs FlIoA THE WHITE HOUSE,; i.
TllEs way particularly noticeable ut tia Agn(t-
, 1881-07-06

They hava learnod how to live In 1lAltar1. ont
~ Wyoming Territory. and mre pleased with
their los4un. As tlftou as thoy get utlt Ut t,car
they scp!enish this way: \ baiid Of wIckcs-l,tok-
tng citizens 20 down tho Union l'ncIfc track =
ways ta whore TIM trafns run sl0Fly, and nwa[t
aco uars and tthIer passengers. cas- II Is henrd
In the distance thoy take ttlcfr places A stuffed
cOtllns. bit nf bav,tn9 keeping his EhnHtly face
frpn, bc!ftg while tho t;al,R gAttler nrounl
n living victim whom they Wre Ab1ut to hung tn
tho tclcgruph pole. 1t III u siful chunpo for tho
poor fo!l,w. but sue rasscnRers ruu Wild at tho
slight. Tho train Is stolpcd. Volunteers r,ln
haek to thu scunc. Explanation: Twonottt1 llnrHe
thovcs are soUtgo OF tho uetrtct, survivor l,cs,l
tant t,ow, hut thu best t!nc tuhnuY him is when
W. hhsG hlM. He's dnn0 tho.lsalds Of tlonrs of
ser ,Sc ~ i'll s.,stri5aton sgs is nd buy the potr
teyIa life lot him. 1hcn they cnrry him IN to
ItllMrtt and tcnvu hin. " Citizens In cnrriAEes'
como riding homo lnter with tho ransom, which
they dlvlau wlthntt quarrel. md thorb Ia peace
An1 pcn8untry In Ililllnru.
, 1881-07-06

lie SURVIVES 4 WOUND TIlIi0udIl TIL
LIVER

lie SURVIVES 4 WOUND TIlI'oudI1 THE
LlvElk
1t will be Of Interest to oil who nre wonder
tux Wllctl,er Il u,All eallsllyo after be!ux shot
through the liver to know that Mai. Il. il.
Drury, Custodian of the now public buildings,
lws gonu throngl, Just that Kind of an ex-
pnruuce.! This gentleman WIS Captain OF
The First Wisconsin liattory, and was shot ut
tho batite Ut CllickAmauEa, Supt, ~, l6'rl
l1u had ridden to q .po!nt tM advance of the
sktr,ulsltlin to ioUk oycr tho ground. with
Wow 1T cM,Igl,.g TIC location Ut his bAttery,
wl.o,l II well.alMnd Mimic uatt FROM sl'uru-
Shooter knocllrd HIN from his horse. His
Wu,lltli WIS pronounced q dangerous one,
hild Drury wus removed frAlil thu fold III MI
ambulance, suffering, gsRnt lNll alnl BREATH
lng Will, great difficulty. Surgeon J. y,
Wuolts, now OF Totutlt, ttresaAl thu wound
ni,u found that tha bull llHtl entered Tie
right Alds, Ellsstrx through tho liver. II
continued !tK c0llrSp, pertlrMltllg tlla !t!l-
p1rngnt ald lungs, ulltl was ol.!y Slapped by
ihc rlbs, Yl1u surgeon N@s ablU IL lhcNtu the
preseNrp 0f the Gnfl without lrnbInK, aiul cut
It out frol,1 LutweeI tW4l Of ttiN slb3 Of tho
buck, Wllure It WIS tightly We4KMl III, Drnry
submitting tn tslB t,lIurltlu1l without Mll nil-
uatIlutle. 4 few hours lnlar hB WIS CNrtlttl
IN MI ambulance Drur NNKh r0ats tWClye
mile. tO U1uttn1lo0g1l. 'llIu Captain isc1,t!Nl
ynpHlty, nlIl wllx lll tho s!ck.lIJt 0llly three
linlll!y, rejnlNInE his command Jun, l6ti.
Oh N0v. u following tho battte tAsee.luHr-
tors Of M Dultco Ut liver WIS discharged from
tub NQltllQs
, 1881-07-06
TIE BOARD or TRADE.

LOVE AND bfMpAIJlf FOR GAEFtEl.Us
There was spo,ltaneity III the enthusiasm
manifested By tho numbers of tho Duar,l Of
T'rAtlc yesterday afternoon when tho cheer
iMg bulletin ca,,le 10 lia,M tllat tho symptoms
were much more favorable, which spoNo vol
,tn,es of testimony to tho love and respect
felt by ttlom fur Tho suffering President, ald
dozens Ut tho members said that II l'royi-
ttcncu purnllttcd lin to survive, they would,
OIL tic tay Tho doctors pronounced him out
ut 4lallgpr ana cunvacsccnt, pruecesl to ILL.,
atgurata tho gratltlost jubilee a,ld tlay nf re-
Joicins that tlIts city has ever seen. Several
IT tho gentlemen whom, II TlalESE reporter
found discussing ulu situation felt 81 elulca
tint they a1rtutl nll,oNg themselves 10 COIL
tribute ShOO to tho celebration Should th0
President survive.
Thu l}uaul Of Directors of tho 1}0ard of
'ra.le met yesterday tnDrning alltl ulopted
resolutions expressing thelr s1rr0w. ut tlle
llHws or taIo assassination, l1lt! their hopes for
the lreStuevt's recovery. Tile resolutions
were reported to tle l3onrl Ut rI'rAdu ut tho
tiUse OF the lnurmlnk sesst tUli aud unanimous.
IT, adoplett. tnugll 10 judge froll. Tia crit
icisM passttl Upon tlolN In solliu alsnrtnrA.
tho resolutions might i,aye bt0!l !lttlo
wnrnler iii their lt,lic, alllt titus llnya cor
responded with tic degrees uf. synpa,lIy ux-
pressed with tho aiNGDra aud profound fGol-
lngs Of The 1lenlerd Of the l30nrd.