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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-01-05

WHAT MIdlT HAVE BEEN.-Tao following
etory is tod By gentleman wac is intimate
with NIr. Hayes ard Presdent-tleo! Garfield.
aud whose personal ttuthfllncss is vouohea fer
By The Cl:vtland TO- Herald:
D., TIE little village Of B :dford. oaly twelve
miles distant from Cleveland. there lived. s,me
thirty YEARS sgo. two charming aid attractive
girls. TO Que of thc5o Mr.. uayos bad be
come 40 ardent suitor but The parents OF tie
young lady had vigorously opposed their cIurt.
ship, on tbs ground that young Hayes was
poor, ard gave evidence ct hardly sufficient
ability to warrant fiskiug their daughter sfutuTe
The match was broken of, and The lady is to
day marriej, and we'll krown to Cleveland poo.
pie. TIE other youug lady had received some
attentions from young Garfield, and was we'll
disposed to teciprccate them. Her parents,
however, ct j.oted TO their i0limaoy, giVIog as
the reason tor their opposition. the poverty of
Cart i'd add tho anything but BRIG BIT prc9pec!s
of bis future. The most remarkable coocl-
dencs Ct the ocursstips were, that both yourg
ladies lived 10 village OF not more than i've
hundred inhabiaots ard both refused two fu-
turs Presidents of tho Uai;sd States &c sc'ount
ct their poverty.
, 1881-12-31

4 e,nuw or tkohhora tfa.n n,,t . zv..+
.I.s.. ,es s ~sAs
sees"ehro NJ tHr .H1"zNae OF tho
Kfvo1Vcr-A EotEt1a SidD Fur sture
HfFlDue<t Of a In .uc Gunntltv or s..f,
a as.t., .<t,,.. ., ,,,,
.,.'"e, "".lnH 'Va"esy cfehte'' cons'"efabic ot
well sroels lns r,loslay oyenit,r. In, tt,c rnn,.
In tha cnse hnh Inn, .nccn..fn,,,. sn,,,xe.s,,,
until xo.,n.,,'., s,.s.. 1,,.,...
tnaun II hs atusinoss 10 1onk the r1attar IN.
At No. l067 West jackson street therc re-
silica M nve,t widow, Mrs. Ii. j. f,otn,nr. hor
ann n ,ortio,ro,, ~ s,...,4 ~, .,n. -. ...t " -
s,..'...tr " n"', sG"',' M'o aH~h
u""k"le9' lfotWeef 0 htlu 16clt'eK IN ho oran'
Cn,nt,r to The ,tn,r wtorn shr ssns cn,,tr,,,to,,
by rnthnr tall yn,it,u mil. svht,
pushed his way unsf hsr. Rnfi wns
tIucktY fUl(o7rtt j,y two eDnInaptnns rnrh
,enbtr Of lilo trtr t,eI IN rtr,s rtv1iyrr i,t III
, 1881-12-31

thcto are tho breath.notes hero Is hnr writing.
NJ s hs.1 se5s ise i,1s r. :,f ,;,s e ! ss s f
on shs l,fecs ~ n4purt thoru arn TIM words
" w!itts y hsr ana tanx tho soo fr.',n .hIs ut
hsax st h"w sst .hs as 3 nSf r. 4 s 4 ~ r. ss f fhss
rld,c,l!oa. slr. 1hoh.; lo"s Ii. ling . It'll |
r sIsx! u, ss ! sSt sics;: wI's !. |;s, = Ess.,
ssso;?. s%s sPs A' n III ss Hs",, "'. tSa "'', tn,
Kuor % lint wi ioe';,'sfy 1ay yyr,b i s, i*s ss II Il,
M 1fat score laat ui3i,t. anu eurrortIy, tnu. Sir
Tn%,ps' '.,., !. not ,aussan i!o ean hnEi!y nIay
g = {'"'' ' e ' ssy SS"' u cs's III
'rht s;;!ss S: {S r'':,sf2 r's!s vii" 'a' chorus Ut
". a9'd tho la.lit.s looknd lovcIy."
aAnd tho ''a'l ana tho acnce. did you like
fos. Tho halt Is a beautiful one ant, hand.
p'sas'!nt aurpr!so 70 M. llo.lt remember
shEny Fray hairs At cn1,ctrt. and tho ot.l-
f'y otse hG w wers S r." .. s'' m t'tnt1g II i5a
seusNa,! 'irllgl,sts1 viii, EVERYTHING dhl. wis
1n1rS r ,r tn ca* ., wt tto rees' iycM r
nAtt people fur II. wnt much nti,lsSuti by lllnl
sry sy 1 IIt es,ns ,nM W naek Of Y" nl q ne in t,e
@ say y' e IT. s, Sant 5 to. y NC so, t,'qx ai H. or
but Miss Gary sHl!i It was iii .hnr. iiow siio
KITTY Il wms sn,'ins tGa hut tuld tho hoy 1t
c5ns.y s r' %i'I Sas "! res. t9;"y sIa tongh r.
ian, bhe says she WIN slug In o1r nct ot "lr,l-
ysaih st,a at snn S,"cert Y cha,go; VII! als;' slug
, 1881-12-31
MUSKEGON LUMBER,
The Past Season One of the
Most Prosperous Ever
t~5 Known. a,'=
Over 7OO,O0O,OOO Feet, tho
Whole Stock Of Logs
Cleared Up.

6rttfdt Dispatch 10 1hs Chft1a1 Tfhttne.
MusKsnoS, Msch.. Dee. p.-Tho lumbar eea-
son Just closed hns becu t,iu abundant with
'nany uufnyurnb'e circumstances, yet upon tho
whulc one Of the must prosperous over knuwn
here. Tho mills started nut In tho spring with
tho tntontton Ut elclIrltiy ,lp the fu! stock nt
loEs I'll hand and III tina river, which amounted
to nDaHt III, 100 feci-hy tAr tho largest stock
over put Into tho river for onc ecnsofl's opera
tlons. ~ the close at lust yelr's b.lsfness tho
lumber on tho duuks iielsi oycr reHcEed 7.0 MU00
fcot, ind tho lays rMfted aud unrufted i2h0}1V00
feet. Tho Misls cut G.1 80 feet which was
llcArIy t0,u0,UD nnrc than tl.e previous ycnr
tlS'aq aud about l60. .0M.o0o mure than In 1SSs
With tho now mills and With lnrKe additions
to tho. capaclty Of tho olhor unes, the
mllimpn figured on the EaryeBt lumber
crop In the history OF tho trade here, and nt tho
outset oi tho seasons operations everything was
favorable to such calculations. Lato In tho sea-
Fot, however, tho scArcIty of lntor and the
strIkes upsct the calculations and. consequently,
tnstcnd O! tho mills quitting over 7v3,UsUt0 feet,
tho figures roarhed only GH,6ii, ,GA fcet. Thcru
Is no doubt hut that
THE srlstItE LOST
to tho mills bctwccn 90 010 100 ind 10000 900 feet
OF lumber, mud tho short houra sluue thou potpl
t!enl more. Owing to the opan winter. the mills
hNsG run Atstet lon4cr. than usual 1ut on tho
ten hours sys.esn aild II many instances short
tho tlrawhucks, was tho lalyast ever kI.1Was
herc, 4nd yut larger stocks H,o c9rr!e'l over to
xs ,ese yFs t ssr stS s' F%r ra the psss
coso OF operations WAS as foiows:.
}s:; |s$. i: y; $ ;$$sS sS =!
lsSl.. .%..GuQEU Rs,O1u,EH
Tho logs held ovGr this year, raftcd a,t,, ,ln-
:sss3'.tytDu feet. which VIII Kreatly hGi III ,3..s.
venting stlo log fhm!nu .hroatanui i,y tho pres
orn, Kilt ~ iii t,nr . euh ~ ~ ne ssx
, 1881-12-31
ITEMS.
ITEMS.
BUSINESS FAILURES tF TIE COUNTRY FOR
TIE tsAkT WEEK.

BUSINESS FAILURES nF TIE COUNTRY FOR
TILE i,Ahr WEEK.
NEW YonK. Dec. b0-Dnn, Wy1nan s. Gus
Mercantile Agency report tint tne httstness full
urcs throughout tho country .t3nrtng ths past
sovcn duys number 1dl. which ia lower
thnn !aat wock, but fully up
to tho highest aycsnge which hn8 beop main.
tatne.l fdr sonc mouths past. Thu distribution
is As fulEowa; Western Btntes, 10, Southern, A;
Middle. -; Eastorn, IL; pnGlfe, 8; Now York
City, 10. The prlnetpnl failures lu Now York
CITY wcro tho STANDARD Tinwnro Company and
Iaylor Mnyhcr. p1ows.
THE uD-AH-SoU-rLfAsE CONTEST.
Tho pedestrian AooEo at noon stuul Us foltoNs:
Fitzgerald, 4s9: 1Icrty, 453; Nurcmuo, in; In.
couss, 407; Kr0hne, 5E:. Elston withdraw
this murnInK. Fitzgerald is now fanr and
a., half miles ahend Of tho bcst reenri.
yho sanro r Mt T!dalghMt; 4 Flt1gstaid3 "a ~ Z miles;
Ing vlnts In Aay. lssl. by ono milo ana Lilo
TIE SOCIALISTS,
aitip Won it,en Il bct1t. ssu t,siiverad dttsa! n H.
dress. laf stntet! thnt tho Socialists dculnHded
that the people should control tho departments,
1tld that fur tho enlightenment Ut MurknNEul
lyceuM where god books guild fIa nbtntncu
wo,lh! Ge cstubsIlcd III tho city BY tho snulalis.
q. McUlrc. u it, Lnttis, a.ld J.VAitclot, al OK.
Inaillber of Tho GorHlah ParlHtueat.
KILLED nr ntHu1.Ans.
Louis Henri, IL sato1nkctpur OH West Twenty.
sixth STREET. wMs Bhnt ntd lnstantly killed fn hts
house thls morning by hurHlits. The pollue ar-
rastud tnHfxbr Iuslph Bennett, n2etl ~.
Michael Co4,RAu, aKet1 ~ and JaIhts Doyle, AKvd
~ Oil suspicion u butnE rotlepr1lod tn the inlr-
dor OF liancr. They arq krirn assoeltltcs OF
Jnncs l!taIy, WIN wns Mrreste4 todHy. uonnett
and Coogun arc aad 10 ba ux.eonyIuls.
lsnHrlNu "nOByAl1EI," c.Ans.
Tho grur,u Jury Wednesday,. tn the Court Of
GUtleraI Hussiol,s, fuAdO the following urcecnt-
1ncnt .lghInss Iii, n.,t'taod aars; "1'ho alteii-
exs.,nR ey!l III the mattur of ,he ino.hal ii
r..ilnlnx nurse ears and stMgcs ~ the clty
Tho Krand Jury 1olsso that the running
is roqulred % dtsch9rxo tho duties
Ut conductor nna driver Ia l,lscd on fa!se l,ltst
OF otnnQlny, aud oNtlalIxtra the yca and llniGs
OF our cltixets Qne nun canpot sa{Uly n,laes-
tnko 10 tlu nOFo than attuni IL bin hnrses und 10
on tho lookout against runnIng uyer paraona
having TO cross Tho streets. Tho rcuofl Ut
accIdenta eausel by horao ears und
stlt4u8 ahDHa na alnfnliuR incsuasc,
and letnnn1a thAt sumo artion bU
take,1 by tho proper taw. officers 10 ut,tnpet the
companies % hnvo conductor OIL tllalr cnr1
nui RtAHGs In addition to thu driver. Tho grand
Jury Aru ut the onlhlun that, II tho laws now In
existence nrp tnalltauiunt, tho ntlotltlon Of tho
Legislature Bbun4 bu cMlle1 to tho subject, With
II yiuW to ua'tnpe1tK tho hnrsD.ciir htLt GtuKe
companies Ia Iuan tholr G0nycyAne1s sutfiutnt-
" W eGougG ahe safety pf tha public"
, 1881-12-31

Collision or Brelght-Tratas oil tato Ponn-
sylyaiatR N0AA-.TAs CArH Take Aire
ami several Persons Are Killed or III.
jrred,
on tho Pennsylvania Road, this motnlt'x. =
frsi9ht'tEAsn parted and tho following lEalii ran
sulo tho rcar portion, causing i Rrlesal smash"
up. Hnoll a3ter camu another fEatght-trui II u!1nX
nn1 t@1i 1nta the wreck, when tho whulo MAss
took flre. THN iNcti W6to burned tn lsgath. and
two Or three lntarol hutlly. que bty10d rrnovary.
AnolRor nun u tnasatl,Y. anu Ia supposed 20 10
soMew9vEa iu tho wreck. Y4d authorities nave
sent IL l.Ahcaster for 4lrp-cnxinns.
, 1881-12-31
OF COMMODORE! VASrEnn1t.r TO 1sE CAN
l

niEt, MIR. ~'
Eotet,i pifnatth II IN. fHiraoo Tr,b,,ue
,t,.,. v,u,. ~, m -. ,,s. t~'.,.. =. .,
~" ,"hh' nse' "o'u ""' se'ln uno VI tno
ptt an1puonA III Itinh'os1ofo Vanderbilt to RIsh
liis trink lines direct connection with the conl
,lclis of Wcatcru l,nntsylyn,fn, h1nnv Rims
,,ti,, ~. ,.t,i,,,. L. ,,I,.,. ,s.'s, ~, ~ f..
""'... "..I 'N.s 'o!.ts ~ W" "etu p'' y" ip'it
uurthE tllo ORR rallrn1t fttnsnatea ltfnilnsr
t!nt IN tho end tho project foil tf,rntiEh:
Tho Co,ntnt,l,ou, dt,1l truvtnv Ncx Yt,rk tnutrot
nnI ,Is .s.r,tni nj i'm. ~, is,,, Ia,.,.. ...,,
au 49, aseot!u1eu neH ohtlfeY tactendeht upon
s*'lhpelhosa shr tFashc rom the mining rcHttn.
Hut tho project which the Frcat rn'tronl MIN
munv vrura nttunln,I lin .tinn,in,, nr n,Lars
...,., .,,. ~ ,,s'...,.. x ..r., ..'
A,' 1he1e " p}o'n'se o1 tue succcssiut .lct''s''
P''a"a'cHto' .......-...
THE ORIGINAL. PLANS.
Two con,ranea hnl lecn Incorporated nH,lcr
tho laws nr Pennsylvania. Onu wuH IL l,utlt ii
railroad from 3clerson County nortn ton jnur-
,.', om w" ,.4 ~ saaus.ut, H., nu'Hrm' "'eaae.y
wiley y pttslilFg lthilroad ut Warren. Tho
other wns To lay u limo solItb fsutn, the
ClAr!pn Htyor. In Jetrtraou County. o1sn tnto
I,Itts,,,r.. fr,,o, ,r.rr t., s,.,, ..,sn: -" 80
t,,a a., t:,; ,,, nuae ,nt III ,et pft y DIG ing
@ ~. ~ .,h tt ; paH1yEEeI ~ uttGCt ihe
XII wy ,cni, ,t1. uutn ~ ss,. i.", so auuHt
..in, ",in n"ne iaL,e ~ A9 MG thFuuHn TUG
,,S ,nn t,,.nS,'ro 't''e ~oat'. oilo or
~ ,no ~ ps,sMa"n o Fo41s riI,. wns RhnHn
, 1881-12-31

Tlt4 uudeTs!Gnsd hare thst day formed eopaFtasE-
sh!p uI,tus tho nEnl Ut ~ l hnKer Isa" 70
rQasInus lhp 4u&Asss Vt Iu4t.uf4rtNfIpx kli stlnS
4ayA GlGthInx hSE24ofusa taErlsl Vp ~ 4. H. HtnzNF
at " Ant " ixbash. ay., thteaga.
4. j. BlAGNR,
UIlAS. ~ t1GIiuhkMANM,
rtiensfHl tasanefn,
ulfAH. ErE!S.
ms. Special Partner,
Chicago, l,cc list, lkSl.
n. l-Tbank1na iuY frIonds for past faNhrs, hlna-
" so!le. ruu&uuauru " te san.v iut tlv ue,a
H.. sl!;u Eli
, 1881-12-31

opsE@89 R1spaEtH q 7h1 Eh}o0o9 4F7FuH@ =
; pufDkE. ILL.,. Deo. M-The body Ut DaytQ
Garsy,. \ resident of E!g.n, ILL.,, WIS found
about ono nAla west of lhls place tbis mornlng
In u ticld fFozen. iIv was o buchulos, aud about
81 ycars Of nEy. "hqn secu lust night ls ~ns
stuy tn bis barn. hut ha tuf4sed. The holy mas
lr.'pyht to kowu., uid coun}y-Co<uaer Williams
was tallttl frnll Hatnvll to hold All 1uIueat.
The CoFonsr's Jury gave the following verdict.
"Yhat tho suta Duvilt Curry uatue tu bis tieatb
thrt'ugh sxpasuro to the clements ul tie night
Vt Dtp. ", le5l. ~ kle result Vt Iutux!cuuou."
, 1881-12-31

"EyIctlon." ns proEef,ted BY ChnrIcs X. vcrnoe
AMI! ct'tnany. ditncs from Dublin Theatrc. oa,ne
oFhtuen. 13eir baSanYd h iaas 'ai honn at,aehua by
hntel proprietnr,an thoy Ars stranded In LyHa,
t,ehn'lea9. Hta wlth1llt nny prsltteGt Of getttlg
awAy. Tho play his b.trf, en utter tHiltlrH. Ieas
ttAn hffy E}cOple Wtnr4&ed It Inst nIRlt.
, 1881-12-31
waa totatty destroyed Tho loss Is sltl.US); uo
insurance. Tho building had just bcau received
lIy tho Behtso9 Directors, ):


Fire VIA discovered In Chnrtes fioof's rnsf-
t'enca nt No. as Milwaukee, aycn,e at s:fs inat
night, ai,'t IN alarm was turned In from Boz No,
st. The tlrst f!oor wns ocnnp!ptl by MurrIla
f,lcksp na fye-cent store. and wis ia f,ave,l 10
tho extent NJ fM. Tho dhtnhRe Il, thu building
wns FL .LnsIIred fnr <s:U0. Insurance on stock,
s5.0Qo IN unknown cotnpnnEcs.
, 1881-12-31

III LkAVEs ron WARttiN1TOA TODAY,
VIEW YonK. Dec. 30.-pEesl4qnt Arthur, sos,,
Saa daughter laAve t0morsow foTeueon for
" ""ashl1vton, 1t IL expected shat Secretaries
Gnn!Res aud trellnKhuylan Will accompany hinl,
Gen. 0rNnt, u, W. Huntington, and Senate:
'opea puEuutuong tue oattsrs l0day.
, 1881-12-31

A-NefE%Ah FNH NtAl HF4+AsuNs
". ). {ierrlsh Hud Col. FilIae, twu Of tue larg.
GHt log dcalets tu slichsHan. hAvp Informed TlIE
INiaa,NE correspondent thnt The ttH crop fur
nexs X, .ga. Nrs.t VII net sHvn n, % 1s9 1nt
aaas viz VIZ tSe S sa%s SAt ots ta. "sas wua!.t f
Ese .1 i9s apan, xt II. ssss ~, Ss st%ons M n %
tor. Ihc danger nf lux fNn,tHo calI nnly 1e
MSsrt hy = tG;iag y tss ws.hor Mnisr tls
"S.aaeei ncc"ssry sor III I,ss.K T,s MY .naes
iaio upornt1es 10 xgt thotr luus iito tho rlvor
T. y wSs'saS S,easF; @ nus whct thoso Z ~ s
1 .s ss gsds uS she wa ia "f Il
svads. Tho humorous r,lttWays aud tsulawuys
how pcnetFatlux tbs I'l0o forasts hRrp eItuaud
- \ NEyolur1oN IN I.rstnERiSa, >'.'
any kinA ot Weathor. hut "a tho gf0ator rArt
uf tho luRgln1 nlAtrMuous are o,rfl0d on IN Tho
sxs!nps, usually i!llua With water. h4stl, frosty
waiting fir. Should Jnliltary at.l February tiu
genuine wtnter mGnths, and tho tterluttlltutrr
~ du"n tat cnhuEh to tres.zc up The .wlfnts,
for nuat soason's nls!noss. Ths lYk4lltx ratl.
f%sss can nt tn h|Is o5 re S1.a9K 1tst NEEDED
u ths raiiways 9y isans. Thls tlxurius. how" hoW.
oaYpr. y wtniEy tlepoMont upon tho wcAtl,rs.
Flte Winters asn ahe weathsr wH.i1innh thu snn,a
~ this W!httf. Tl0 tamps Wrr0 hruk1h VI, ht,u
the a.on catlp 0lt at tho Mpuds Ia :Jahulry. Thu
Situation lna'ked blue for tho lu,nburnlus!, whu
had not quits recovered s'nu tue pan!o. Int ~
February aud AArch Il antlwUsl Il full winlur'4
supply. mon wore hurried back fntb tho wu.ds,
anu loxs Wors rushed ltto thu strealasnt Il ltvu'y
ratio. Iaoro was s.o lug, fatnlno .hat
lsssy tners s' viii 5s o"a xaa hi. ysar S et,hss :
with tho prospoteH Ut ~ Ebo.l prlces Tor iasnuet
r. ~ sst sFPx 1Sa IT, .hs !ogs w hG ct a.o
Whuu tho prospects Wuro Wuuh kIoulnfes thAA
they nre nuw.
, 1881-12-31

MosK0E. La.. Doc. W.-Tho stonn,0r tlnsa q.
with G'io'it RW fntca of cott0n, waH totally do
i've miles from Muiroc, The ltont ,yus yaiir,i
Gt xvVs': Insured fur s6,0xA Tbs suok was
, 1881-12-31
NEW YORK.
Jay Gould Elected President
OF the Wabash RAIL-
road.
President Humphreys Rctires on
Account Of lll-Hcnltll nni1
Ovcrwork.
The January Dividend to Be
Passed Because Of Heavy
Losses.
And as n Consequence Heavy
Decline In tho Stock
Results.
President Arthur to Start on His
Return to Washington This q
Evening.
An OLD Scheme Of Commodore Wander.
bilt's TO l,c Carried
Ont.
Business Failures Of tho Country the Past
Woek-The pedsstrians-Killed by
Burglars Tail Cars.
And as n Consequence n Heavy
Decline In tho Stock.
Results.
II
President Arthur to Start on His
Return to Washington This q.
Evening.
An Oil Scheme of Commodore Wander.
bilrs 70 Bc Carried
Ont.
Business Fixtures Of tho Country the Past
Woak-Tle pedsstrians-Killed by
Burglars-3ob- Tail Cars.
THE WABASH ROAD.

0uEg!ar8~ ~o0p-lA1l JARS,
ntr,, ,,,,o.u,r
AlAc " TAhAo'A AOAI*
JAY 0oui.p ELECTED PRESIDENT OF THAT
tos1tANf.
apte"t ''np7'en 10 !"s thteaao 5ftoasS.
NEW "Hk' 'ce. o-Jny Gonid WIZ start IN
fcW uass" Ah oxso1'ncu touF thfo''aH sno "ess
ana SOUTHWEST. AaeofdlnE to present. plains bo
VIII tr.sel anno, nat no prupos.a t' curry along
hrnl ~ % t,ay aud sIr' solon % Itunphreys s voen,cs @
Noul1. rho nocttns wns hold with elt'sc'l doorJ,
anu TIM ge.'le.,on present a''p,'latet thas nntIl
fF"m tho public. Tho moetlng convencd ut
tate hour ~ tne a'tesl'oon. aha wan
and t procspi" cs tr resa,t. '''' 10 ''''DS
aoa,ed around morc or lcs. riile,,lou,, ,yal,ast,
hns l,ocn tcarlns around in tho markot recently
lit such n hlt-and.'nIss sort Of way tho avura1o
n s"a ~ fey sor,d. to receive md neoy" tue
onons ",strrnv ,bo,c , s .,os ~ 'ny rS
as soc " tso o nuopa weo n
to 10 hensy byrlx. i, WA 'p repor,cd I taat i sxo
had Joined uouli IN contract to furnish finds @
ttiit'ent 10 1t'sase tne pnSnlent ol tho Jnnttnry
dividends Of stuck. The recent representations
Of the Could following tl1at these d!vtden.ts
w,yll c pssc,t wore ,,,1,t,,lu tho rtusnns n,,nted
in n,nann,,n ror tho l,rar,a,, sn,t;,,,nm, IN t,,
...,at ,.ts.s' 'Ao 'oA'''A' 's'"''nioat III 'no
atE"ets "acn
RESULTED IN sESp1Su THE STOCK wIlrHJ.-
lSu 1,nWy
min, ofter mint ii1,o rnnoe+ ,r ,ta u,,,. f.o,,,
p pu."s ~. n'., Aue .upo'. VI Jug o"Ro'eou't
coneac. ws ,oilowea ny ,."ry deears tat
pre.eefea e s!oex 70 Inc amount u s.'Mo'lu9 b"'l
ueet! pF1!ud ana w"s to ho transferred 'n II
effect that Gould WltH NtjGuk tn ijta(trt Wnj,uaf,
, 1881-12-31
A New York Decision Directly
Against the Chicago
Practice.
Tho Illinois Supreme Cart, In n Decision
Which Mercy-l.ovtng Judges
Should iond, ''
Deny the Right Of Court to Mitigate
tho 8evsrity Of tho Jury's
Verdiot
Fufther lastansts II ihs War In Whfth Notorious
"Cruais :" l}are Fooled lle
Dtneb.

I'm &nttr &oe&
no qnehuon VI tno po"or oi tho .ju'lgcs TO
suspend schtenco itldafn'tly Inns seldom bccn
e,, eafr, into The s nsaer soatts CO. for te owur !.
,'n = M'n rG5 peo c*essse oy prlidoas Judges.
sestlot! duo[alyoiy In tAo br Judge 1laicom, pre-
HItling Mt tho i}enet,,hcr term tn liza Snr
yorE oyer and ret'n'ner Trovioa. -" to his ii.
WI sa!lar u y Cook County hai grown np throaxh
pnrlnr,t,g nn,vnr mi s,,.,o ~. nn,a"s.
IN srlnl, rsa.Io. @ e'... I,,.,,. ~" ~. .ssv w"s
,"u,is mn, nmg 'n., ,oeo ms ,.oa seatease WY wy
sWk .s sS s,ea III Il. srss rsc,os s'fs IL SR Es
York from shAt tIay IL this;
t,,. .,..i II HAs'r u" DOME:
c,,;1e mne ,,n remne nGt, .. a: Mnrrtsettc-No
lilly nxpiat .rilnsls IA wnn hvn s'qS n' emi f
x 1xsp eoFtorar cr w w NJ, y 81 a12r nrrr
s SSstR|lSasion ID arrest IL Judgment I Or ; for
cEroe. I"i TIC nssrIst. .Att"rvy M u saS III 'ts, no
canyjot hin Of rs IN niw 'i,n1r.c ,anicss ~
Wis the 9urt. Tho ,risonss s es,I, uiqss F
Sis aa N ,ba tno }; tex deaspe aa 1',a thF1 hlsef
astsd that .entsuoo " ,,ron o him GousI' IT. @ a,,u
prncd. ana "i' ,hst IL p0 be s'n alsSbar9e,i ~ a',s
pniiot IN s.Imta.1ca ,,t fntinws: 'so' 3'''f LID
.s:s ,v ~ = ;;s ssass 'ss; !:
'y al tho raust. nnn.s a1ca,t, III @ Il, t. = ta
fr nav Till, or uos1cu IN nrrosa re ,1,As ~
}xmt sS & u1sn tss ,v ;;ssst =
jSSS # i; W " s $ss
oare fs ha yrsaer s,r. ep +, s w.;
Statt as anv nr,nnI,,,, ,.n,cr rent n,,x ~. tpo
E.tt 4H"< P"Hel 70
, 1881-12-31

4 a20.0o1 Ffre nj ptquR, o,
fI$s:A. O.. bcc. MA fro eariy thls morning
dostroyad tlle building Occupied hy q, N, zcn-
Hpnfcer, qrncpr, law and ats,irp,,cr u,l,cps aud
the Odd Fellows Hull. Total loss, ta),U0l; par-
TALLY lnsututl. ' ~"''~S"' p"'7
, 1881-12-31
''EViCTl0N.m

6ssstal Dtspatsh to 1&s Cnteuea 1sthuH&.
nosroS, Dec. IA travelling tloairtca! eon@-
pany which played 1t tho Windsor Theatre LUST
week, billing ats piny " the great Iriah 4rumk
, 1881-12-31
KILLED BY A FREIGHT-TRAlA. ::

HEEt4t 0NFuEeH To 1"s EHGt19H 1HbHHks
ApNlAN, Mich. Dec. 30.-MAson G, Jor.tu1, a
resident ot Whoatlnnd. Hilstlnlo County, was
struck by an out4otu9 Lake Shore freight truiu
at Hudson, thEs county. this altorho,n ntld fa-
tWliS injured. Ono hUrse OF tho tnanl ho was
ursyiuK WIN Killed.
, 1881-12-31

DISSOLUTION,

rHicAufl, lice. 81, tHI.
The parlnarsh!p heretofore oxtslnR undur The !rm
nanlH at STEIN ntlOa. Il cl.. ~ And ~ East &lnt'
th-st., has thIs siay brun ai4susoi ~ lDutuh
sUnt, Nt. Clat blein rvlIrlnH. = =.
'rtns bouks aHd patDrs Will sonlanwlth our succcs-
sots. who arc autlur.lud 10 eulloet and stIt9 lus
s4,u9, tilAa, bTAlS,
T.. i.Uu1S krEtN,
F. :. CliAS, uEItIiESuAEit,
, 1881-12-31
At10titcr Chimney,

Another Chimney,
Tho alarm from 1lox No. ~ at :68 last evening
was caused by ~ chimney rro at NJ. IL South
Clark street, No tiafnnpe.
, 1881-12-31

r..r Thu Disena1 ut IcrAoy C1ty. -.
JERSEY CRY, n. J.. Doc, Al-Qno hundred and
sevcnty.stx cAsea ut nmni!-pox wero reported
during Dccember. Two now casos today, and
QUO dcAth from the titdeaas,
, 1881-12-31
COPARTNERSIilP.

Tho UNDERLINED will continue Tho busl,iesa Of tba
lato trn under tho nIyle and namo Of 1.otlS nFElN
4 To-. at tho Old stand.
Thanking ypu suF paal fa7Ms asd kandlY asking
cuntluusnos Ut tha saus wa ssMnE. yuuss tuspsyt-
fully. lau!s s:eElS, -:
= EikttA, UklCl[ENHACIK.
, 1881-12-31

III Had Condition.,
Special Dtspateh to The Chicago Tribune.
SAND IlEACil. Mtoh., Dec. lQ.-Tho steam- barge
Nacknnw passed. down this morning With th4
hnrEc O1lou, which has heUn nshore Mt U3cpda,
Sh9 has lH5 ,WD feUtof lumber In her huIl, and ID
In tjHd condition.
, 1881-12-31

al. uElItiAr5 IN DRESSING IN Mla WlFE"B
CLotllEs AND EOIxu THE Ilin lItIrELs,
-, an<etai Dt'oa&sh u Tia chs<4sp TRIBUNE,
"E~ fnNK, pno. m-The Kuesta il tho A2tor
noase Today weto startled to sec what was up
, 1881-12-31

The Woodwork of u Sfinft 4surncd.
srlIkayfELp. ILL.,, Dec. y, THO woodwork III
tho SHUT Ut StAIlc, DressJr1& Co.'s eoul ln!no,
cast VI tho city, cnught .,ta ty ucudel.t tonight
mud VIA consumed, tuxother with Tho e.,plsla.
houso. Tho |asa By lire will amount to flD,ooO,
and the iuss uecaAiunu4 hy tho itoppaxu Vt wtvk
VIII bo very heavy. About III sntp who weFe lit
work IN tAt Slnft eaustlM' llAhrnlett,' and Wtll
bs temporarily lhr,wn uut Vt elpployu,t,lt,
, 1881-12-31

The Depot at Beverly, HAS,, Entirely
NGktroJed,

Special Dhpatta 10 Tbs Chtsaeo Trtbuns.
LEAyENwoltIft, Kl.s,, Dec. Mt-Tho depot at
I!sverly, fnnr miles from this ctty, used juntIy
by tho Chicago, burlington 4 Quincy and tho
Chicago, Itock lslkuo i pnrt.lu Railways, waa
entirely destroyed by tiru ut half. paat q this
nurtiln9. Two hosses !u I'LL adjoining etahIu
VERY burned to dealh. Two tratnps WIN hMl
teua put nlr th9re By ttl4 t:htrAxo, Huntingdon &
Quincy, ki!dlad Y vvty hut hrU in tAS wMlliu9-
t,,t'n M nnd y ls suppsea th*t sparks set t!ry te
tho rs broke t'ut tao tEun4ps st9rIoh u, Lively
tuu fur knIaaA 0ity. shtwinx thAt they eoustd-
cred thouxgIy03 to ltupJv. :. !,
, 1881-12-31

8stsldl U6sa1FA 60 1hs IHaaoVo 1F[b4aF-
RACINE, WIS. Doc. na-A flru destroyed tho
Northwestern Antcl 1oniyht. rIlu psuperty WIS
uwnsd by smith 4: 1'ntc, and occupied uy Mink
e3.Ah' MI II. T. i. d. Mttlcra llKa'l1y, The Firu
pel"trtsaeht IL louatcd oppalk the buitllin4, u,aA
hut t1r tAQ ntseralsp management vi 1t4 part
rluuA luSa. s'' -