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Morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven [Conn.]) 1848-1894, 1881-02-24
Starin's New Haven Transportation Line

Daily Except Saturday.
.-xiE-A Leave New Haven from starin's Dock
.RT1aSf=3ss at 10:15 p. The JOHN II. STARIN,
Captain McA1ster, every Sunday Tuesday and Thurs
day. The ERASTUS CORNING, Captain Spoor, every
Monday, Wednesday and Friday.
Returning, leave New York from Pier 49, foot OF
Cortland street. at p. M, the STAIN every Mon
day, Wednesday and Friday, the CORNING every
Sunday, Tuesday and Thursday. The only Sunday
night boat from New York.
Fare, with berth In cabin, 81 with berth In state
room, S. 80. Excursion tickets $1.5O.
hRFREE COACH leaves the depot at $40 p. m. Leave
corner Church and Chapel streets every half hour
commencing $50 p.
MTickets sold and baggage checked to Philadelphia
Passengers by Fair Haven and Westville cars can
stop at Brewery street, only three blocks from the
boat.
Tickets and Staterooms be purchased at MoAI
lister WaIren's-our uptown office, at the Tontine
Hotel, and at 9O9 and 351 Chapel street.
Staserooms for Sunday night boat can be obtained
at W. A. Spaulding's drug store, SO Church street.
jy28 W. B. MILLER Agent. New Haven.
Morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven [Conn.]) 1848-1894, 1881-02-24
Dried Sweet Corn,

DREPARED by the Shakers, nice and tender
Dry Lima Beams; Canned Sweet Corn; early
June and Marrowfat Peas, Asparagus Guilford Tom
atoes sold by D. s. COOPER. S78 State ST. jalS
Morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven [Conn.]) 1848-1894, 1881-02-24

His manner of conducting investigations
and his methods of arriving at conclusions
still prevail, though all his standards no
longer accepted, for when he lived the mar
bles of the Parthenon were unknown to civ
ihzation. The question of the date of the
LAGOON he treats specifically. He assigns
it to the time of Alexander the Great, as an
examination of such statues as were then Of
fered for inspection had convinced him that
the most excellent were of that period. Of
the group itself he thus writes in his stHistory
of the Fine Arts Among the Greeks, which
appeared in 1766: tIt is statue represent
ferer is endeayoring to rally the resources of
his SOUL Torture swells his muscles and
contracts his nerves, but the strength of the
spirit is seen in his brow. His breast heaves
with agony and is rigid with the effort to re-
press it. The violence and still more violent
expression of his cry lays bare his flank and
almost exposes the tumult in his entrails.
His own suffering seems to torture him less
than that of his children, who turn to their
father and cry for help. The fathers heart
shows itself in the Responding eye which
seems to swim with pity. His face is COM
planning more than crying and is still turned
to heaven for help. His mouth is full of
sadness; the under lip is heavy with it. The
upper lip and nostrils are full of pain. At
the brow is the point where pain and express
sion unite in conflict. Pain raises
the brow in the center of the forehead, deter
mination draws it down at the sides In an
article published by Wincklemann at about
the same time occurs this passage: The gem
eral characteristics which distinguish the fin.
est works of Greek art are noble simplicity
and a tranquil grandeur In attitude and ex-
Morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven [Conn.]) 1848-1894, 1881-02-24

The agony is unbearable. His cries grow
feeble in the excess of torment But the other
serpent has fastened itself about the legs of
wiz Of rho vic
, 1881-12-28

Hi41tnf Sefvfces
OrF1cE or THE CHiEr s10yAL Orf1CER, WASH.
ixHTox. p. e.. Dec. es-l m.-Tho Chief s!eilal
of,ieur furnlshes tho following special bulletin:
t3oncrai ratns have fNi!cn In Now Engand the
Lower Lake rcgton. and tho Middle btates, and
occasional rain in TENNESSEE, the Ohio Valley,
and tho South Atlantic States. southwcsterly
winds prevail In tho Eouth Atlnntjo dtates,
iiorthrnstcrir In Now EnHlnnj. Elscwheru thoy
nrc n1ostty snltheriy. Tho temperature bns
fMllen slightly III tho Eastern 0ut Btates. and
the Hnuth Atlantic States, and Now EnRtand,
nnd rts.n nightly II tho nthcr districts. 1t
AycrlRes from 16 tn 2; hcRrees ahnve lilo mean
Tor he inunth In tho NGrtttor,l 3tatca.
Fur TuHncsscU and tho Ohio VAl@
tey warmer. purify clniIhy wunlher lUc,li rt!ns.
eo.ithorIy winds. and stationary or lower press
urs. ......
For thn Lt,wcr Lake reKion. wnrtnrr. cloudy.
rnihy wcAttorr Boithorly winds. aud lower PRESS
ur0, .
Far tho Upper I,nke rcR!on. cloudy weather.
lncal rnfn or enOw, shtatherly vecrng to wcster.
1y winds. stlistDnary or higher temperature and
fultnR. Kcncrnlly f1Iluwo5 by r!hlnH. uurpmetcr
For the Upper Mississippi Whitley. lIRht rain Or
sn0w. followed by clearing Hen!her. Aouthcrty
vGcrIng to cnI3cr northwest winds. followed by
rising buFUlt!Gtur.
F0T thu Luwer Missouri VALLEY. colder. fair
wenther, Winds shifting to Horthwcsterly, aud
higher prcssllre.
CHICAGO, Dee. a7--l0:18 p. tn.-Thc following
observations arc tnkon ut tho 81 mt moment "
t1ne Ut all the stations natned:
uESEMAts OBSERVATIONS.
, 1881-12-28
CromWcll's Head M II IL Preserved
Today.


It ta not generally known that tho crnbaMed
head or ollver Cromwell Is extunt. totne few
years since ct my ratn. l. Wns w snl to By 10 tho
oaks, kent. i was thou In good p,.cssrvution,
and it's CHRONOLOGICAL usnett presented soyurAi
striking pcculiuiilics.' Thus tue ,!clHth. fr1n
tin fnrchend to tho back OF tho hcnd Ia quito
cxtruonlfnnry-fHr greater thnn IN ordinary
mon. Tho furehcao. ur frontal portion. Ia low,
but very br0As1, thu orbits of tim Dfes nr8 very
lAtHe. tho chcck.b0nes aud tho 6rilKu of the
ttoae at1 high, and tho lower lAwb0ne, which
Is ordinarily ourvod. ID eh0rt. straIHht, anti
forming right anglo With lts pont of In
Eertlun. The hcah Ia one Indicating u
brain (which ts hut tho Instrument Of tho
tnlndl Of .grrht activity anu Kreat cArAclty,
corresponding with the remark Ut CroMwell'e q
secretary. who sntu thai "lt was ut once Il shop
aud u st0rchuusc." From tts being t1nbulrnrtl,
such teeh ns rvmntns III i Is Of til9 consistency
OF bard brown leather. Tho eycDrrws met In til,
middle, and between them Wis II small wlrt-
nnw wurn MwAy-onU Of those who'll Cromwell
when sitting for has portrait ordered tue pHiN1cr
OH 1lu AGG0uHt 10 omit representing. ns bis duty
WIS mt to tattcr u any way. but paint what tlo
snw exactly. In Ffo nis complex Ion WINS trGsh
md Of the hue known lis "sainnnil. colhr0ti.' u
Tho hair. Mhuh wills III fAtrish ur reddish tinze,
has mostly beuM cut Oi1, aud the bourd ia UNIV
stained brown Dy the cnbAsnlang t!H!d and
drawn uniur tho chIn, whtre. whom tho heAtt
was exposed on tho top OF Westmnster Hall, 1t
WIS t!ed clHse 10 tho spear hCAA which bud boon
run tht0ugh AMI m00ntcd 0n 1t. 6GyGrul tuelh b
re1nnia aud tho eyc1ids, but tho brain waB re-
moved during TITO olnba,ning process.
, 1881-12-28

BAN FRANCISCO, CAL, Dec. :7.-Tho Honolulu
press Of Dec. 10 publishes tho report Of ". M.
Armstrong, Commissioner Of Immigration, who
accompanied King Kainkaua on his rccout tour
ol tho world with Wow OF studying the imtu!-
grafton problem. Tho report treats tho ques.
ton Ut East Indian lrnmgratlon at great length.
but decides Hga.nat it mainly on account
Of tho debascd moral and religious conai.
tlon Of tho lower E'4er Ut Indians, and tho
ack OF stnmlna ot thei bto. japanese itntnigrA.
ton. he thinks, might 10 OF valuc. but tho jap.
aleso aro not ilnmlgratlng people. Malaya aro
got1 for nothing as iaborers. The question OF
Chinese immigration will 10 made the subject Ut
separate report. Portuguese Immigration
tfom thu Azores is considered tho host that can
Do obtnlncd In u sufficient quantity, and tho ap-
pointmont of Commissioner 10 rceom-
mendcd. to resida ut the Azores and
look after immigration mntsors. General
European immigration would 10 highly tlcsir-
ah!o, but cannot bo expected as inlmREa ton O
taat class seok homes.caas, Whlo Hawaii has
hothing to UGcr tha1n but contract lAbDr. Island
press editorials arn desoted to u consldeEablo OK.
tent TO rofutation OF tho charKca n,udeb BY Amer
0aa 1ournuls avatrist the o0ntraot labor syalelu
aaa she workings OF the reciprocity treaty.
, 1881-12-28
Ten Counties in Ireland Pro-
claimed Under the Arms
Act Yesterday.
The Ingenious S,isnnrck Taxes Ameri-
caM Canned Reef ns "Ffno
1r9nwarc."
A Russian Expedition to Survey the Re-
gion About the Mouths Of
the Lena.



LONDON, Dec. s;,-viscount Eclms1oy, Con-
seryuttyp menbpr Of rarIiamek fur tho North
Ruling Of Yorkshire, Ia dead,
rno11AD1,Y UNTRUE.
None of the morning napcrs mention tho ra.
port OF the burning uf t'r,pstntlt. l,ussIa.
TINS c.rAfnvt.sa r.asrxnrts
r,o na.acnvora nr tho s,ca n,shin C.tato,to.
rhtch rc,,,rnc,, In Cnccns,nwu dnmovcd In !,
soi,,s,on. ba~o tho nnt,ou NJ nrocccaInv ctthor
rv ,bn f,I,v ~ t,r,,sars tho Marn,hu nr scr,:la.
~, uo,ur,rnv rnxt
,,,.,.,,,., ,,uo,, ,,,,sov
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u.na.,nt' n"r,,:,,a,,..r,, .,aa,,,. ~, sa.s-
ta...,. ~, ,,,".Isn,,unt IN. so,, r.,nn.o, IT.
...''.s',.., .., 'n,,'. ~ ~" s.i., ~ "'
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u"' .oa y.
...",e @ ...t 81, - .s" VI ".sa ...
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sa.s 20 - ~ .n.,. o.op "'"' N'4' o"'9'ss'
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o0o " 'ao .".a o"ss.es "a 4appe"te' - oe''1'
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lh'to eeen.as4. "u,eu IVY ".tNn1 "uuut ~ INV y
~ ~ or.ar,aa' IT,. 49,, ,,ssta.,. ss.,,.n ~.
,u~-od ,nst1n" nh,s,,, t,r,s,,v.fv. ,,,,,,,t,,.
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,on1cr II, hn ecn' .n In thtnss sho sunl< In tto
.n ...,. -. .s.. stt, .s
asnt,rc m tho folow,nu ,,uy Mt lioscrtr ulvrs m
sIr NJ urohnt,litv r. tt,o rcnorted ,1fuust0r rho
,xrocrs,o cons,s,od ~ hotoa ~ ro,to1 a o..t ~
h,. II 49,, ~, -,, ,tsa. - .-os -, 49,, . :
whcb ,vos ,yr,tton. .S,,,,,tnr ,,,'o,, d"css nv;
,n,Iwo. nroh,h,,Gd :, rh,, s,t.,anr n,,no"ro -.
Iunt. La porsnn tn In from .rY, IN ANN inns
hurdcn shn had !, .troI.bt atom win n t,ov..
, 1881-12-28
Tho Junction ls0ad ut ItttsburE.
Spfetai Qt4pateA to Tai Ehtf4aa Tribune.

F!rTspupt,, ra, doc. a7.-Tha Junction lsn,l.
roal lately authorized by tho Councils, aud dr.
signed ta cnnneot tho rlttsIurg l. Western nEd
OF this city, has purchastA WaEnwrtxht's lsiant
extending from ThErtystourth t1 Thirty. eighth
strces, containing about thfrty.Ava acres, a14
having river front Of sf8oO foot. 1y the yrud'
uni ctAngo OF channel tho Island u mainland,
oxcept during high watcr. ghs price pAtd WIS
&351.p0 1'hts Will give tho rnad excellent factl-
lttes for yard depot. ehups, aud round hous0
purposes. With tho depot fnpiiittea provided by
tho rittkuurg Wpstcrn u recent purchase OF tho
Smoky Island property, tho Baltimore 4 Ohto'a
GenWouh yards. alitl the depot OF tho Junction.
, 1881-12-28

Tho Ohio Esnbezxlcr'n Operations Row
Foot Up sl4.0O0, will. ators tu IIcnr
From.
Sptetat Dtspateh to Tbs Chtedoo Tribune.
COLUMBUS, o.. Dec. :7.-.Frcd ". Nowburg. tho
crooked Assiatant Secretary OF the NDnrd Of
Puhliu Works, apucnrcd III tho Police Court this
morning. and through tho advice OF bis attur-
ncy. Eo1. Holmes. peuted not guilty to tho first
Of tho Elk chargcs specified. On tchaf Of New
burg bis attorney waived examination. The
Attorney-Gencra', George Il. Nash. WINS prcs-
cns. Md requested that tho bnIi 10 liked it M
amount thnt would ctver tho suspected criing.
md said that tho prisoner could MT bo required
y ncs 9ve eo na T. ,yn satisfy usse!ppSa s.s @
ut fl-000 5000 un 0sah Ut tho SIX char9cs. Tho
ss ss.s ] 4ssssea siy s'sx Hsfs saeR
stumbled on, ono order, sHia to te q forgery.
drawn Oh tho 5th of August, 1917. and ,,t Al
woro ''d n o'sG Meh s%s ta a".ns s
Of forKertos thus fur discovered turiur tho day
to 81. .huo. Tho furxarica md raised checks thug
fur brought 10 the surlueo amount 4, Sl4U00.
when suspicion was irst arouscd by young
intention Of tho nonrsi 1t FnSlIo works. was sia
unanini0us In expressing tho opinion that there
was @ ~ way n Wh!ch tue aesuse4 eouid net y
they had Tue utrnost colttlcuco ii bis entire IL
nocsncc. Tho Audltnr Ut Etatc wua also OF tho
Sal1e opinion: 1t INV appears that fur annual
rcpnrta hnve heun tnatt Dy tho board, signed BY
all tho t,.ombcra and awarn ii MS correct,
aud during thGsc four ryrars young NewburS hus
iicgu drnWtuE from tho Treasury OIL furgetl cec-
HatSs S ~ NJ tS 1heGo y m es 'asa o.
tatued. and tho buatti will surprised ut nothing
httor tho developments OF ttntuy. 1t appears
that tho Menlhers ol thN H1artl NJ publt1 Works
never ton6 tho trouble TO- Iuok ut tho hooks. but
"heh largo aims would bo required wnul1 tn-
IrcasMry to thGr credit. Young Nawbnrg VIVA
shrcwd enough to kuep track pr hs fOrgcrIcs,
anu Ills GUnks wer0 always found to buancr with
Young Newbnrg was committed 10 tho county
jul thIs Afternoon.
, 1881-12-28
FRANCE.

CANDIDATE FOR SENATOR
PARIS, Dec. II. Thu 1ntransigcants havo
brought forward as their candidate for tho Ben-
ato sat. Labor,lcre. who refused 10 obey ordcrs
waen IL was suspected that a coup a'etat was
imminent In November, 1877, as u protest ngninst
US appointment OF 0on. blirabc! al Chief OF tho
GehcrAl HtaIY,
CHARLES dixie,
british Under Farelgn Secretary and dclegRto
10 Franco Tor the negotiation of a commercial
tfeatS. bus arrived In PArs, aud had i conference
With 0ambetta and kouyler, Minister of Coln-
mercc.
nGr0lrrANr APPOINTMENTS.
The appointments Of Count do Chaudordy a.
Ambassador ut Ut. Petersburg and ot Docoarcel
"a Ambassador Ut ncslIn will DO gazcsted to-
morrow.
lIAYNE.
Iho Minister OF rubltu Works has ortiorcl
seceleratlon on tho construction at now dock
- haVse capable Of receiving lar1e tranaatian-
uo sleamcrs. lilo has granted Bsu, 900 0N francs
'os the most urgent part Of Tho work,
, 1881-12-28
PHILADELPHIA.

l'ulLApELrHlA, lloo. s7.-At an Investigation
tou'9ht by tho conm!ttou Ut tho CITY Council
ittu tho management Of tho ulUshouso, 1t WAS
tesclosed that soverAl Guardians OF tho Pour
usp tlutGrlal belonging tu tho alDshUusV.
The CITY cunnnil has instructed tue Commit"
tee Oh Tolcgsurh to inquire Into tho dangers In
connection With wires used for elcotrsu lights,
uWlu4 to tho OCCURRENCE llt recent {lrpe.
, 1881-12-28

IN W.ttiSAW.
LONDON. Dec. 27.-A hsst,utch frn1n Warsaw
statcs that rcuoo has been restored there.
IN f.nSn1S.
a fRtso nlnrtn Of tlro cn,iscd n paniu In tho
atre lit East Lunlon. NJ mo wns injured.
IL fiEH1.tS.
BERLIN. Dec. e7.-A pnnlc In mustc-hall hero
Tuesday evening was culisod By a fnlsc alarm Of
fire. No casualties.
, 1881-12-28

at Augustn, int failed Ia to 20. and Tho pnrty
had to pay full rntes to Atlanta. They any tbcy
found It too hnrt1 work to make living Ia Sosifh
EnfollnH. fanhmnnh went to Arkansas eomo
tttno axo Hnd examined tho country. and On hts
return ndviee1 the negroes tn ~, out there. 1t
Ia expected thousands altogether wtl! 60.
, 1881-12-28

WILLIAMslpNr. Pu., Dcu. :7.-A big food IL
expected In the West Drauch Of tho susucnnnu.
tonIRat Tho water this eyealuR was ten fee
abuve low-wattr ulnrk, and still rising rapidly
and will probably reauh twelve TO fourteen fect
, 1881-12-28
N1EaH4ttfx

The physiological rpjuycn'ttor uf ths urganto
sYstc1u. And specific euro fur lmpoteacy, ster-
tiity, aomlnal weakness, loss Ut noaury, nerv.
Gus debility. sick and ,laryUl,s hoaIlauho cnn-
atitauonal remedy fur hyspnpsia and neuralgia
by applying nerve und hra!n p0wor:, 6ent by
mail prepaid, Fl per box; u for $h. Pamphlets
matted frec. vafi 6nhaauk, Stevenson 4 ca. a
and " Lake street. Chicago. ILL.,. ugents, and fur
salp by I'LL druggists.
, 1881-12-28

AuausrA. Gu, Dec. 27,-Detween go and coo
ncytoea from Edgcheld County, South Carolina,
pussed through Augusta today OH the way to
Arkansas. Tney arc undar the leadership Of
colorod preacher named Hammond, whu prolu-
fsed t. haro chartered tFn!l waiting for than
, 1881-12-28
The Ls1lHk Cllaltce}

Store crowded from Iuorntuv ttlt night. Only
two days n1ure aud tho great saie of throe con.
Kung fhst; faly a few more left OF mons e!o-
Glnt chtnehll!a boGyer oycrcoata. fa9p. Huarnn.
tesd worth ~: Mcn,s s1ts: hats ai'n w. A@9 ti!t.
atteot, between CInrk aiid LII HAlle streets.t
, 1881-12-28

Special Dhpatek TO The C7aedco Tribune.
Fonr WAYNE, lnd., Dec. a7.-The election bad
In thls i,Saync) township tudny to dccldu upon
the question or an appropriation Ut $75,0UJ to-
ward the construction OF the Fort Wayne &
Edltheastcrh ltnllwMy. Il etilu1i y0te wis
pulled. Tho project wus defealad by d snal!
ttHifrjty.
, 1881-12-28

Sptttal Dtspaeh to 7f.t t1htea.n 7rthInk
1T. JOSEPH, No., Dot. 27.-N. II. Fleming. son
of tho loral FreRht Agent uf tho knusas City,
st. Joa g. Council ij!ulta ltDau ut ths rlucc, has
beun appointed GencrHt Freight Agent Of thu
snne r4;ut nid tho burlington i Missouri River,
with headquarters IT Atrhlss,n.
, 1881-12-28

AfI1N2H F{}sl.} CnN4{l{lI1oN,
We want tho cAp!tutLst4 OF tho country to uus
dorslund that dngs aud unlt14 btatct lt0atis aro
exempt M tEoM H., taxation 1 ~ t'eorxiA: Il ma9
Ii be doesn't like tonus he can 9rad0 'atn for
unta1ed dogs. We aro Violating no confidence
when We suy that u genuine bull-iiee Is worth
4l0QQ lp Georgia.
, 1881-12-28

Bronchitis. Throat Diseases oflou
ootnmoncu wtth ontlgh. cold, or unusual eIer.
tim Ut tho y4,lue. These iuclplent synptnlns are
allayed hy tho !iao Of !" EFown'a bronchial
Trochos," which, It neatccted, often reault tn 4
chrunle trouble of the throAt.
, 1881-12-28

ernixGFtELp. sInss., Dec. esi.-iiafn has raised
tho strcntns Dr lier!sshire, Hu1mervinR meadows
and hlling reservoirs tur several feat. THE ruil.
r0Ad track between AdA,ns and Nnsth Adams
NUS wnshe.l away. bur tho brink IL not acrulis
enough IL prevent tho running Of trAina.
, 1881-12-28
RUSSIA.

EXPEDITION I'll NORTHERN slnEEIA.
| Sr. rErEisuuRa. Dcc. :.1.-Tho lttsssun expo
dItlon 10 tuke scientific observations at tho
lnn,lth Of tho Le'A turing tho ycars 1852 md
l8S3 will start totuy.
, 1881-12-28

INDIANAPOLIS, Ind, Dec. *'.-DlspAtchcs to-
night from Southwestern Indiana rcpnrt
TINT White Hycr unj nthcr streutHs arc rpry
much swn!cn ovcrtlpwtng tho bnttum lhllls
lands,
, 1881-12-28

sstAf.i-tOx IN Sydney.
!. BAN THANGtAut,, ilcc. 27.-Thu outbreak of
smallpox in Sydney Is assuming II r11ora sorious
Inspect ts,hn wls Hnt'clpatcd. BeycrMi dcathB
have occurred aimee tho departure of tho Inst
snni, and now cusrs nrn reported from Jay to
day.
WHEAT PROSPECTS
fhlr, and It Is prbHb1o TINT lust years averages
WILL bo repeated.
KlpSApElss.
The sca,N,ncrs Porto villa and 1Inbonnn t1nyo
becn kidnapping nAtiscs frotn Bartholomew,
ard tho App,- tslnhds nrttvcs swear vcngonnuc,
md II ID bnlIovcd will attack aus expedition
luudlng un tho Islands.
, 1881-12-28
What 1t EfnA Cost Vanderbilt to Carry
Oh TIN fkutlrl.ud 1HurA

80. .t..s g.,
oh tlic tt"l!rnaa "nr'
"8utl" comments rs follows upon tho annual
statements oI tho Vanderbilt ruuds recently
1,.',.,tsan ''
pln!'snc": a.,
Ihe Hnrss s @ !r91 @ aar wamaerot!t ral'roa,s TOT
The nlnin atrt., ts tmm New York to flMt!ao t'!nk
nrarly <a.u0nD TX c',rsinE tMsscnesrs f2r the
y tho lt,ntt TINT cnn tn chargea on t1is fond,
thal represents yreat rnpu!at!on tMulesi Il
aftiwcu nn incrcnst lh lnoney nf about *sNlNu
frnlt passengers oscr the previous year The
road earned trnn, L frolE'ltsm H. nt'rly $:i.0n0o,
!ttsa nf nearly $laD00Ul Tho tnin DnrnnHs nf
THIS property for the yel'r nre ncnfly t1lo0o.hN,
and It has been s'net eai tiit':ph think OK
irhyAHantly, thnt f:Ntku,tn w0llu build tho Now
TURK Central ttAiirnatit the r!Kht of why into
e!tes, depot sites, e!c. omitted. naye no !inlnt
tho Eenatti! !tiisroa cntlhi oo soiLi Tor f*L0Aan
Or tloule tho ynhrs ht,r,ess. O., ~ Tho net profits
0f tho roat! wefe lindcr *suUuhti Instead III sI0..
iO].Uo1 ~ Tho yeMr hoiGrc; showing that tho 1ria
~ worth ftAtA9,uD 1a htntlt u per cent IN spite
OF tho rIiarnati wHr. ~ wg ~ knt,w. the stock
haa boon Wntcrcd up so ta1t 1t puys about per
EcnL
, 1881-12-28

Arenl's Al,xel1que aud Svhfto Isoss
ColoXnes-rtoh, rcftushluX, and lastnv-excollul
by il0ue, and no funoy prlcpa. 6tcp III aud havo
your handkerchief perfuuael ut Arund's drug
nf,1Nxn
, 1881-12-28

ALBANY, N, y, Dec. .7.-Therc Is fseshet In
tho river hero. tho wliter rising ono foot todny,
4 steady FAin all day.
, 1881-12-28

Wlnchoator'a fAYpoph0snhlsss
will cure consumption. coughs, woak Iunks, bron-
citla, Aud general debility. Estab!iShed31 yeura
, 1881-12-28

I'UN1S.

OFF 4kUIs TIs1PnI.I.
TuNts, Dec. .7.-rhe French tr.nps hnYo
started frotn Untcs 10 ocopy Xarxlss, cioso to tho
frontior nf Trtpnlt. It In cxrcctctl TINT 0cn.
LoXerot will now nttack tho frOntl0r tribes.
flAfuH tIY ARABS.
TuSis. Doc. .7.-A band Ut Arabs made cattle
rnid oil Suntay within eight Of tho walls Of
kAtrQuutl.
, 1881-12-28

essontta parts ot tho consignment; thus Amer.
linn curnct bcck hi thus Ia taxed as "nno iron
Wnrt4."
, 1881-12-28

Rivers n VlrElntn.
HARH1sosnuno, Va. Dec. ::7.-Warm rains ful
nearly week. lillcd tho strruu1s causing floods.
, 1881-12-28

PARIS. Dcc. 27.-Aatvfccs from Tuns Nre to tho
effect tint Och. I.osurot succrricd IN obtaining
tln s1,bn,isslon Of ni 1surgent tribps except tho
OurrRninnns, WIN mre isulntct on tho 'rrtpulan
frontier. Tho eubmIssion Of that tribe Is cun.
altlcrell imminent.
, 1881-12-28

1T. Lofts. Mn, Drc. Ed. J. Whittemore,
Chief Engineer Chicago. Milwaukee, & IT. rnul
1suIlroad; l.. II. Clark, Chief Engineer uf tho
1.aku Shorc Railroad; a. Guttleb, President Of
tho keyHsone bridge CotnpMny; Aud W. 8, P0po,
President Of the Detroit Bridge Company, ara In
tho city ut tho invtutton Of tho officers of the
Wnbu.h. st. Louis Fuc1l'u isailroAd Company,
tn CONSULT with Col. Z. Smaller Etnith. and decide
whot kind Of bridge apnns sbnlI tnko the nllAce
81 :ao ufte that recently fell t'nt Of tho vt.
I,,fi nrae. ano 1no r., Fea'n,nf rnn " tno
VIZ n.sn nuke u toorongh rxntninnti',n Of tno
1Irihgc aud Its hpi,runchcs. anu determine whit
Is TO ilo dime tn nluku tiu striic,uru safe aid
Fertianent tcyond any anrstton. Thu purpose
Of tho management Of the rnllrBnh ts tU erect n
hridxc TINT will hrnr tho most rrtilcai exasnll.a-
tim IN It's every part, and In selecting tho gcn-
tlgnGn nl,D:e iMltncd, who are 1iU1g the hest
engineers in the rnnntry convcrsant with
brttiEe building to Decade what k4ud Of structure
shall lIc put up. they tccl thas the nt,jcct they
hnve in sicw viii be lully sccurcd. Gen. jan,cs
HnrdtnE and G. T.. PrHtt. Sthtc ttn.lroaa COM
tntssluHcrs. nro nlsu Invited to take part In tho
GUbfGrLHCC.
, 1881-12-28

4 SENSATIONAL. NUN,
VIENNA. Dec. .7.-Thero Ia much excitement
In ur,tz III consequence nf a tltrl .1Dtainnst
agntnst her will lcupiuR from n convent wn'l
into stream. from which, hownycr, sho WIS
rrscltct].