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Sharp County record., 1881-05-05
AN EX-PRESIDENT FUND.

The proprietor Of New York
paper, Mr.. George Jones, has sue
ceeded in raising $250,OOO, tho in
torest upon which is to be given to
ex-President Grant while he lives,
and to some other ex-president
when he dies. In aristocratie coun-
tries a munifcent provision is often
made for those who have done the
state service in periods Of peril.
Wealth and dignities, for instance,
were showered unsunted upon
Marlborough and wellington. But
congress declines to do anything for
General Grant, who it seems, is to-
day a comparatively poor man. 1t
is idle to complain, for in democrat
ic countries, where the majority Of
the voters are in receipt Of day
wages, it is useless to expect that
rich gifts to officials or soldiers will
ever be popular. We pay very low
salaries in this country to those who
represent the nation at homo or
abroad. The etiquette Of his station
forces our secretaries Of state to
spend from $4,000 to $50, goo per
annum, but the salary is only $4,000,
Our minister abroad gets $4,000
per annum, but the social demands
upon an ambassador force him to
spend great deal more money.
hence our ministers abroad are nee
cssarily confined to rich men. An
ordinary judge in England gets four
times tie pay of our supreme court
Judges But we arc much moro gen
erous to our common soldiers and
sailors, and to minor officers, than
they are across the water. In
Sharp County record., 1881-05-05
H9 H9EnCWANDE8D,
AT EVENING SHADE, ARK.

Come and examine our mammoth 5prlnE
and summer stock Of goods, selected with
care by us in person, and a: the lowest cash
rrices. the advantage Of which we pro
pose to give to our customers; therefore,
you will save time and money by calling
on Us when You need aoythingin oar line.
We ave grateful TO our patrons for past
ravo-s. and will oDdeaTor to merit con-
unul.,on OF the same. Come and see as.
WILLIAMS & 4ETCALF.
Sharp County record., 1881-05-05

Mexico IS taE sega ar boom
in the way o., rs.S railroads. and
has recently >~.,-sa tEs7 81. loco
motives .rua r.. -~.a,
Sharp County record., 1881-05-05

Europe, In the ,g~s.g.,a egu.eE
the soldier does "r. -,s rs w.,a On
q year as the ~-.gs,ss .oev. s.asra.
army receive .E ~ca,..-I,~2.-
ist's Monthly,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-09-06
GlorIe. Of september,. sI.Ioa.

The planetary aspect Of September, while
not marked by striking incidents, is rich in
topics for astronomical study, Theharyest
moon wa food the earth With ID serene
light, and for ! few nights eclipse the
beamina stars. But their turn to shinewill
come when her short lived glory vanes,
and then, too, the commencement Of the
crisp. frosty nights may be anticipated,
when planets shine with definition dear
10 the hearts OF astronomers, Six OF the
seven planets are on the western side OF
the sun, and fall into the rank Us morning
stars, Saturn, Neptune, Jupiter Mars,
Venus and Uranus give the order IN which
they rise, though Neptune and Uranus are
invisible. Those who have access to teIe-
scopes will possess treasures OF enjoyment
in views Of the pole tinted Neptune, Of the
peerless hinged plonet Saturn, and Of
The fascinating belts and moons Of Jupiter,
Those who can only watch the stars in
their courses with unaided vision will en-
low the superb picture that Is nightly I'M
folded before their wondering eyes, Two
comets slowly falling into invisibility;
Saturn in brilliant phase induced by u
triple combination OF favorable conditions,
his wide-Open rings his great northern de-
clination, and his approach to perihelton
Jupiter in the magniticence OF his near ap-
proach; Mars slowly increasing in war'like
hue, and Venus, though waning, still the
fairest Of the brotherhood. This is indeed
a season OF exceptional planetary activity
and those observers are wise who improve
/ n tFnNt
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-09-06

The publishers Of Rev. Dr. Robinson,s
Spiritual Songs for the Sunday SCHOOL,
hRye just issued u little book containing
only the hymns OF that work and selling iOt
one.half the money. II will he a most do.
Sirlblo supplemental the large book, great.
" increasing its usefulness, md placing /,
within the reach Of the largest mission.
schools. The new edition is pFeitlly bound
in flexible rrdclOlli, and costs but 20 cents
The complete tune edition, bound in ssiIi
boards, covered with red cloth, with rcd
edges, costs 40 cents to schools In utlanii.
ties. Ills said that the stles Of the latter work
have mounted up into the scores oil thous.
ands since its issue n year ago.-mt Cen.
mry o., New York. w
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-09-06

WHEELING WHEELING FRIALE COLLEGE.

Thisinri+htion illnc5I oratSa ylb hiil collegiate
power and s q. Al sssSss,
me cSnssryatoTy Of Music viii b. under the
charCe a m able and distinguished professor.
NSdRme saehhe, who has gained distinguished
honor IN our own and other CiteS, viii have change
y Ssrmas, DepaFtment-The Rev. d.. sealer, has
been engaged 70 Jake change Of the German School:
The Doctor q ven. known y q highly snecea.tul
German Teacher Pupils under bis care and system
learn rapidly 70 speak and write the language with
''[ sc6Soi 81 onicry-The Misses Hood aud Heron
have been engaged % estRhlilh In bqpneetion with
lhc College, School Of QntoEy.
Pupils will be admitted 70 any Of the Departments
No change made for the daughters Of cleFsymen re
T FSs College ySar viii open on .wednesdAy, Sep
The College Is beautifully situated and Within
easy walking distance Of any part q me city STREET
car Recommendations to nelghbOEng towns Fol
healthineS Of situation Il Is unsuTpa,aed, and u
whole internal Arrangements Ae OF the hlgheal
Ter Terms modenlte IN all departments, For eata
logues, or other information, GddLGss the PTsident
Aul7 MISS a. IAlLoh.
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ALLOW cold TO advance In your system and
thus encourage more serious maladles snch
US Pneumonia, 1iemortages and 1,thv
troubles when an Immediate relief can be AZ
reality atiained2 BosCHEE's GkRMAN SypTE
has gained the largest saie In the world i6f ihe
cure VI Coughs Colds aud the sevetest linn
Diseases. ltisDr. BoScliee's famous 0efmaS
prescription, and Is prepared with the GREATEST
care, and no fear need be entertained in adj.
iininislering Y to the youngest child. IA nor
directions The sale Of this medicine Il I'm.
precGdented. Since first introduced there Sas
been constant Increasing demand and viii
out single. report Of failure 10 do its wnFi IN
any case. Ask your Druggist As 10 tho trnib
81 these remarks Large Sites rs cents. Tfy
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-09-06

A Covon Cold or Sore Throat Should bc
stopped. Neglect frequently tSsultSin Sft In h.
durable lung disease OF CONSERVATION
browns Bronchial TrochesSlo not tlitordef
i ihe stomach IKE cough syrubsand balafns
Eu. aeitlrsctly gu the jhilaln6d rhttA allay.
oIf, iir'iCMhon, give relief In Asthma, Bron.
winch Singers and Public Speakers Nfc SnS
leet 70. For thirty years Browns ifnnchisi
irOches have been recommended nv nhvsjc.
iahS and always give perfect sntts(sci,oS
Having been tested by wide and conStSSi ~.
1911 nearly an entire generation, thew have S ~
tained well.merited rank among Tho az,
staple remedies Of the age. Sold rs cents a
pVH eYgVWhsts,, ~ HaII3 TtAs4F :
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-09-06

, The value Of electricity rs n remedial agent
has gained a signal victory over prejudice,
Thomas EcLECTRfc OIL stands foremost In this
class OF compounds, Testimonials from all
parts tell Of the wOndrOus cures of rhGunla.
tiym neuralgia, hurts, and sores, ETC., effect
cd by Its agency. H..
sold by i.auEhlin Rios, 4 Co., Wholesale
Druggists, Wheeling, W. Va.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-09-06

No one can realize, except by personal cx-
perienGe, the anguish Of mind and body en-
dured by sufferers from dyspepsia, indigcs-
ton, constipation, and other diseases Of the
stomach BURDoCE BLOOD BITTEls arc u pos
tive cure for this dlrest Of all diseases, Price
81 90, trial size 10 cents. H. l..I
Sold by l.aughlin BROS. & Co. Wholesale
DruggistS, Wheeling w. Va mn.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-09-06
RURXETTs COcoAINE.
For Premature Loss Ofthe Hair-A Phil
RdeIpIIInn's Opinion,

One year ago my hair commenced falling
out until was almost bald. After using Co
coalne few months, have now thick
ALEXANDER HENRY,
No. Sl4 East GiraTd Ave,
BuRNETr's FLAVoRING EXTRACTS, always
standard. ...
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DIED,

RIDGELEY-on Monday, September S, 1881,
CHARlBS WILLIAM, infant sou Samuel and Alice
RldsGlGy, aged months and ! day.
Services nj 3 O'clock to-day at OIS Main street.
Ininrinnnt nriynir ------- wv
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TIE pREsIDENTSNARILITY.
The representative q a New York paper

can VIce-PresiGleut Arthur Assume the
Duties of the OHioe ON His own MO.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-09-06
WEST VIRGINIA UNIVERSITY,

NINRdepartmontSof study text books furnished
ponseS for one year rnn q Is 10 SOi nnI.seelaran
| liberal thorough. Fall term begins SETPEMbEE
I, 1881 Attendance Inst year from q counties Of
Number q students larger than for ten years pre-
* for catalogues and other Information apply to
the Acting President, D, u PUR1NTON, Morgan
| town, West Va, ~ ~ rsIri1I HffIIFuFTty If...
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For the purpose Of rcdrpmlnv The rc,,;s ~
G Eaie 9l0rrs,id commonly Known u N,
Filth Want Market certificates, y" 4,
FOR lhe puTPqse q Improving the vG,r 70
supply OF me city p the tily Council
may direct, by Procuring and putting h
place lhu necessary builrr, puiRpiRg,U,
Eine, connections, water mains, ,lGn
valves, fire plugs, branches and all otGTF
things proper and heediul Tor thc Ina.
prOyGInent Of Said WR,cr supply, ~
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TXTRA srEAMER-THE IMPERIAL
o, Ffanfeu, Of the Hamburg Line, Will leave New
York n On 63tta steamer on ATLtRDAY, sEPTEIt.
Der Ii, direct i0F HambuW Cabin paNengefa will
he exceptionally cheap rate Of go; steenge, SOL
Cabin Excursion, tll0i 5teeTage Egennlon, 80, For
psSslge apply u u. 7. BElRRNs,
FT7''f'' Grocer and Steamship Agent,
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,arorgirtni 10 aaAwaa
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uI Sec X fGls onlInRutr shaIl H w, 4 ,Efnd a
tSi,S utilization " thr ghhiuIl MA q "
aver Y. w i,ihnmIing Al nn election 70 Nv"
Tx 1ov NJ s1picmbcf. 4. y ", ,bc lhl-i ~
AND WnEREAs, II !, pig,ii'0,, NJ rl6aai X, y
nj an act Of the lrgi'R,Nt' ,l,nblr4l corl,o'n@ I'd
tI,iei ~ n ART AUTHORIZING h, ,.8lfl, ~ ~.
IN jss,,c iDnds hpptuNth IT ", .ibSrH dtii VI
In u ibc Counci Of any riy i, ,i,T ifNti ,,Ii
MN ~ ' i,s,,e nny iAnd'w ~, .rs1ai ~ W
nIns ',1n NJ the pufT'e n n wi r..
me- III. n5p 10 be- iVirl 'h.ii ,lrt 'h,l ".
suCm WIT'T IT, scytnr meeting a'l ''' arSir15N !.
!0uhcl y. u Tho Wnyuf ~ i"g. ,,I, ths ~
he lhc guy W n,,Itnsnrc and apt4lnW.D Inc 1aitta
rcTiting Min o EI,, .baII b. held " IKE, VII, y
vo;SS al such city, 70 ag'i'' m, ar V, ,It 4
he ~ reject such Otiih1,ll.5 ,5is-. II %, Iis-
~ notiy YOU. the plNl'O, y,fIis held 4, ,nt
WUh.n yII lint Nh election E. I,i o. ,s,-
Mnec KY i,,h iNy II scp''1P. ,'a. In NGSiN y,
Eihy' ",V Which ihc charter y, noe Il TI.l Y
Pl9iIStS s ~ under the .nI'tlh t n, lht wv
held AnH "iIsyoi mss SIp9l.'', mrlc! 81 "
J2G9a I'M A, Wv Whether you Will '''' n,,ra
dlnnnce. .,,,, b,r ihr r'laHNI,,le az p'ihVii
,snne herein sct ipfih 'l'' FGr EEii1hl Va s''i.
W. bi, ballot the vnf.'t..,Un nal. tss'ti,t.N
~, ", y" voting agNinst r,a,l. "lm hJTtaif
or brinuSl "T t. amougt" h55.jH tht aN"'
inGs natplHing ISusi anil en,ag Slt ,rnH,
o. M dnvJJ.iios Al Inf ialf ,s, ,,h is{dGH,lssi
ar T,S SSIT Wln5tf ny hhni w Eyutti vi"
1881, Rn@lV
, 1881-11-15
BOSTON'S WATER SUPPLY
Its Aboml nnblo Condition Ca"A.s
Alarnt-NotlcB from the Water hoa'e'
Hosetdt iltsnateh to Ths Chicago 1ftoHTA

Its Abominnblo Condition ea"sss
Alarni-Notlce from the Water hoat''
8psetd. DwDateh to tbs Chicago 4r1ss9s
DosrdN, Mass., Nov. A.-The abon'aao1s ,..s Nv
dIton Of tho water Is causing Increased a,s. .s,,
and today the Watsr Board lssuos not'et w." nav
for tho purpose Of alluyatinv tho eSss' sas III I,
ply will lib greatIy reduced. aud calls w" ,ss.
zons to roduce their consumption u tns n
pussttv limit, Tho average daily H. F. atI
ia lUJ Ralt0na for 0Mukl lEhIbtanI; ta9 ttn 'IsaI
sayA: "Nelther the sewage, uea!! u nsI, hss mi
lu4ytS Ionty1. llDr any uth1r th1nr} W9lca -.
boon itlvnnueu la sufficient, l the oplh'n'soa os
entlI!u exports, tu nccaEnt fur ~ 1no "it.,li
this pecl,lInr taalu Ut tho wutar. ihe hlsav
ought NIT, therUfore, III Gc 10 uttllss " ~ whca
the bonrd for l1l cril cattsv. 0r elss ss M nls 10
tho hest s0lontiiio exports inlfe pee! !,.u.i.nop"
ascertain affus tho most tAretul llht.s srnh.nI
trhpro Ii ittl1 doubt but the epIs!tIsteus nEuulJ
fever In uoatun to due to tue VALE. t,t.i.,acult,st.
hore uro two separate aud 'itatIssrt u!hs'a ryra
Ons il that the w4tur sources Ar nns,s !.wsas u
now to 10 polluted by tue sSTtas sSistIs tpd
the populations rtBlltIny near tno 1;ts oIhsf
strGarnH which furnish our suppay:; wntrf
IL that the consumption " t.,o,l",iup ctr
excessive. The puWer t0 pst,s@ei.t @ porph snmrphy.
ta[1lly ought tu G0 c0nttFFel hpuA ~ njtItsn3
Tho health Ut hundreds Of thousana.,s% sana,s%r cssxrf
II absolutely at stnke, and w ltfo e.r ,.rrardIuaT
tho right Ut tue BIate - ci!liler fa '..- snpxn.
puwpr1 for tho public good VIZ ,h;s View. sll
THO Aldermen today CONQUERED ~ ~. ~, tiireciup.
tpQk steps to scolltG lcptslatio III 'n's
, 1881-11-15
ADJUSTMENTS.
GRAND OPERA HOUSE.

GRAND OPERA HOUSE.
A very largo nutitcnco welcomed hack tho
Huston t.lcni Company last night, md thor cnp-
itnl rendition uf Autjran's opera. "The Mns-
cottc," WIS received with prcat favnr Ivy thosc
present. II In really n very enjoyable per.
forunt,cc, and 1n.1scntly leatcs nothing to ta
icsro.i. sir. II. c. I,arnnbco Is MI excellent
comedian IA we'll rs tino Singer. and kept tho
house III good hltmor frntn tho beginning tntil
tho end nf tho plcuc. lie was abf accnndch !y
Mr.. Fe,hii1khAtn, nEtl tho twtf artists nrU prnb-
nbly tho ntt Interpreters Ut tho EnrtH 0f In.
trns" nt,i Of Race" On tho bunr'a The acting Of
,na,iy pnrtct,Ars, ana the, talcs especially
tho singing was thuro,,Hhiy onlny-
nhir and tho OPERA tnuvod along smsuthiy
niia pleasantly. The chorus Is stronger thn!t
when lust see,i heret Rtrl hns hccm wei! drilled.
'1'li0 slnsc,ttc" will ht rcneutetl ut tho Wtues-
tlHy md Saturday niAtinfus. whom Miss tiErAlh0
Gttnnr will anuunrns F}ettiltt. ..
TmRht Will bo E!vGn the charming comic
opera. written by Giilcrt anil Sullivan. Ut ''tfho
l'iFhtcs Ut rcnzancc." Tho cHst will be rs fot-
lnws:
slchard. tho Pirate chief. :Mr y; ": whitney
saMuei. his lieutenant. MIR. " MclioMnll
MnJ. ...iun. stanioy. oi Up isfl.,ah >,
sws s:rssat; ii ioeS si sea sr%nahnQ
MAbet. Gen Htn'ttey's lnuHh-
.AtlHA tnhtiha UlsIhF
Nnta. Miss !.irklc iMrtun
- Rs'ta H. HroMH fnf
ilGth. a pifutItasi aiaid.ni.nii:
work .M!as AualA!Hc FhiIltps
, 1881-11-15

u
cinrr Committee. -..
Te ses 1Hcs Sht Mas Of wy f FL
is;s. M md prnves Id SUBSTANTIALLY as foilaws:
Tint tho company shall be given nermssmon m t 70
wesiern city limits. allaernt to the riEht of way
cf tl,e chleazu. 1,nrl!nsion 7 Quincy itaillr!a,.
th"er r. pSfS"g v po1 IT, np tracks sa Tx I.
ItcfGeca asce,. t,ience On tho south hntt nf itc.
lecca strrct to, os iear tho ca,t onl Mt ecneee..
i Sesweca @ "hn."a s,,i iiaIste'l stresis, rnnii,s
1es ~ %s ma "sey eF. s easSst Ts.f o srces s"snss s
stuwart nvcn!lc., thence t'orsb on Stcwnrt
nvenIn and !ieach street to Harrison,
tsSrs s'sfs f. srt eSFa Wayns re-" GneaSo M eroa cu
pamy. on any prol,erty sa!d L. s9lln 4 ChicaKo
eosaiio, GSpy %r a " e y sn, liz Il
West A.la'ns street, ,pt'vt'ea that the III sallp
xCh!raxo itallroad Co.npany shn'l not IN u,tef.
II another colnpany: f,lrther, thHt tno pera,ts-
sion anu authority erantcd Il. ths Yr.''na1cr nro
r.,a.i rad cvtipany shn did viii. wlthin shrer ycar.
fr,m the time sAL tracks arc laid on sa1 strce!s.
nnswer tn 9o,l fnt,h tho claims OF thtso who
court u competent 1.,risdlu.ion;, ind f,'rthur,
TINT tho sA!d salnpany shaIl alow all
IF no cnc III t S Of IT,
ter*ceting With tho tracks uf euil company
wfthim tho limits nf the city: ,!nd, further, ttnt
pnn!cs. not exeet.,tlns two III number, which
havc not n present n,ly right ot entranca Into
ard 10 buli1 other 'i ,raeks over ths protSrty It
tie shiA company. upon sueh talr md eau!tAblo
terns ~ tnay be axreed upon by both compa.
uIcs or by arbitration.
STREETS AND ALLEYS.
Tho Committee on Streets and Alleys. South
Division. recommended tho passnse OF tho ordi.
nauuu providing TINT horcaltor where streets be
tHWnnt tho middle Ut the street. The report
, 1881-11-15
A CLEVER JOKE
How the Western Union ps,.., ,
an Abandoned Office '
30 a. to Prevent a Hated Riva, +
Getting 1t. '''4'
How the Mutual Un1on Played Il or ,,
:: 0!i,cr Fellows. '''

Tho wostcYn 1rnton ,ra,,,.,.A
,,ut l,ccn ,no,lc No vlciis, - ~ .onpans b.
1,ss I.s uosn u"H 'uo f'o.'n VI what tho pnGI.
Will look upon as huge Joke. It IA n r,,s''s
AFFAIR that Ia quite calculated to tuake Is. aalat
fairly pound his llttlo feet tntn ,ev ~ - uoul
~ a.. 'sa'es .tss' over his wire,
eehtcflnF III tno oarlen lity.
Tho bnson'ont ot tho Filth Ea.lopsl p,,,
inrto, strcctK hs. ior,, hna,, 'a.'o ~ and Wasl.
.1sa aon ~ s'.e.a' "as au"a neen occupied by
sssks"pn t;''. soinp"ny AHNHn as tho American
tho westcrr Union int @ Fe.r,ne Eas united to
otrco soon hccntne m ,,nnpcc,,nu ht
sno.sh W II was Se open PEI "1seissy up to- ts,t e1eea
eon.ersee lusue.. va. done ~ ,ho.e ess Tsss I'd
low tnofitnh atter cotiansluatlop. 1t took stss.s
srans , s9G s Iass nio 70
ccksr nway from tic ocu. iurxaa aats e., ana ~ "
thcy had onors to- leaso +, but, fearing II nT.i
tsleEraphh r. cot1apnt1y woula got possession, ia
eafse the st ~ ua ana ns
aaonnl hMlRe IN "ostesa Union on the Now YStf
stork Exelat1go. short str'c nxo au oppn,.
l"nlty was given tne'h 70 rent the room 10 4
smellril mice, ur thuuuht thav A., @s}
u rival company was thsn my ,,y'na: uu: y
lind suitable 0lartsro In tho Civ mi ',ag t9
ebanee eb ret ts clepant aaSs sxo sus
comnnny eltbor Iess wary than. ,,.nnp ~ ~ aua u
af5xpus to rd Itself of The expense. Iha w saots
sci,teI. hnv,nR onIy lust pnssed' I,taussiy tusiy ps%
UrouosI1on. Frotn iii aceounis esa tno f1ttas 10 10
wu,Il1 be Tint It wav very fnir rcstnn.sisos n.ssifsoss
on VA II nas f. 10 ,eff ths ws
OF ,lsctcsa Hupenla3e, and nj tha .s,1e
put tho place far away from II tas ''ins p1in aa: ,:
apce corapRny," Tho tnnnavar. 'Isut. h1
intjnate,i ns tii;ch. and Gxu,teti nver ts.,, ast
lick. rho Insurance. agency lessecs v5u iln.. Taa
, 1881-11-15
NEBRASKA NUGGETS,

5ptetas Ulspafeh % tn GhlelQe Ti1hun4s -,
0MAuA. fen.. Nov. 1s.-Tho November term
of the United Btatca Circuit Court. Judge
Duudy presiding. conyeued this morning, and
adjourned for ona duy out Of respect to Col,
Watson .. smith. late Clerk. who wAs murdered
the nt9ht OF the 3th Inst. =. j. = =
Ground was froxou solid this morning fot the
first time, and the mud blockade 10 ended for
tho present.
Trains Oh oil railway lines arc running qp ttma
again. "
, 1881-11-15
ADULTERAT1ON.
Startling Extent 10 which ~
rteA ON.


Spteta1 Dttpateh 10 IN Cktsdse i!'S'"" ,,,.ta.
Dosrox, Nov. 14.-A petition 10 tns \, .e,stloa
tutu askins Tor more stringent lAms ~ Iry.arr.
10 adultofntlon wua considered ey tos aa'I viii u
ioal M,nIs.ers Association today, ~. aa' s,e e,r
sent in ~ soon ~ popunr s!Ynsiia'.e,1r repesu
fnIncti. 4 Harvard College rtotEss ,ats1s ot ss'r
that uut OF liz saluples u wniip4pt,sb be fouua
1as oiors ~ pnea'asM u an sstsfaa
samples Of Tinted prpers used l;.,,'awcatIsIa. Y.
1oa,t,i.. card, tieks.s: ,ss w'ae. eyc., eu,sstt eust
Of other pusposcs, md IN some ,na tn,a two-thns
ai.nost every huusehoid b. 'Su 'sSSu!Slcs II dE S.s
poisonous; aud out ot tosty sty,sr'y uac.4ut1'ssi,
Soisonons; on Iso snat within TIC ps'tso tos. w.
ho has found arsenic u chllatca vsrto.is w.
writ!ns-pepsr, hat;!in!nss sa.a sna enacted IN y
nSts, ntts Siiehl lxsn, Ns* York and NJ" ''''
R1kt&t fpf, y
, 1881-11-15

3, r. Walters. 81. John noylc. and F. F. Trnbne,
OF Louisville: John II. Ht0tsenuurR, James Ap.
plcKatc, John 4. Duy. Morrs Mcdonald, and
Nc0rGe Lyman. Of Nov AlhRny: 4. ]. Hay. and
bimon Goi1bach, OF Jstfersonville; and L.. u.
Matthews, Of 1ndlAnnpolf8.
, 1881-11-15
The louisville New albany d Jet1er.
aonvJlle l3elt Road,

6pSetaF UHpoEth 70 Tia Ck1fa9o 7S11unf.
lxpIANArOLIs, Nov. l4.-The Louisville, Now
Albany & IeEioEsonville uslt Railroad Con.
papy, which haa nled articles OF association with
tho Secretary OF State, proposes to enelEcls Tho
Gtiss Vt the Ohio Falls with 4 railroad track,
Ths followipg ara tho nlsaasnEa: L.. T., Veach.
, 1881-11-15

their fortunes. Ut course she pnist no attention
prevent her leaving tho city and throwing up nm
alleged crRnpc.ncrt with him. wanting trains
wNtchpl. etc. So OF course no WAS taken into
custody for bis own protection.
, 1881-11-15
A Railroad Noona at LeAvensvorthy =
kAH.

HpsetuE 17HP0tEH " 4H3 CHtI0pV 44HUVHte
LRAyENwOnTtt. Kas., Nov. 14.-Lenynnwosth
may TO said 10 bo cnJoylng a ratlrnad 1oou.
Tho Loayonworth, Topeka 4 Southwestern
Hallway fa roachIul out rapidly townrd Topeka.
and cnrs will be running by March !, lsss:. The
Kansas Central has Just been cutnploted 10 Clay
Ccntse, aud ID being pushed still further Wsst.
Pauific extension IL Onahs, which has boon
barred out Of Atchlsou " tho TeEusai OF the
city Council 70 wrant right Of WY through
sevlrAl other new r0ads. ,
, 1881-11-15
On the Ground that the Charter Au-
thorizes Publication Only in
UNITED States"
An Unsuccessful Attempt TO Pass the
Order Over tho Mayors
Veto.
The Library Matter Goes 0ver-The Tracks
Of the La Sale & 0hicass
In Demand.
10 Aort Advertising Signs on The 1lridges--lld.
lawler Proposes 10 Fill Up Tho
ntrtf.

htNCts
Tho Council mot In rc9,l1ar session last night. |
Muyor linrrlson III the chatF md nI Of tho tuenl-
ters present except ALL. Cullerton. Young. and |
UNAUTHORIZED ADVERTISING.
The following was recnlved fron' tho Mnyor:
T., thr Ciy Gvnnei! r he Ctth r Ghteag.: !
my. npprosaI. IL cerlaln order pissed Nnv.,
1ss1, IL reftrMplv tn tho publication IN tho I'LL.
~. .h cx "g c ena 9 GS2 4" f1,i,,r sfr rto ..
T6e {, rpora.ion Counsel In mn opinlnn here
and which l,as bctn ial,l before the .lndtclnry
conn,ttee has statc'i that, IN his optno,. Thy
the t;rr,,lan h,nv.,,nu, or any otler Language
thMn tho Emu lsn. unauthorized by tho city
ohartcr, either ~ cxl,rsss won,s Or " tue % 1ce.
in,eh tho ,,rtlinance of 1sid ns ,purports TO
o5sls puu.Ic4tinns ~ tho @ German la.xuaxs @ ,s
refcrrc, tu iii tho ntl:r under consideration. II
mnnr.l.",i- III tts Gernsan tsnutihRe ,'ra I'M
tfon mid expenditure nr money for such pMbEi-
cntlont Wuts"t u, CLEARLY !H"Ent. brcqsu nppr6'
a.s nrposcs " The s. susec 'ssac crt ne sns eas
'.n.t M appropriation for tho entertainment Of
otlcMl Visitors ws!s .Elcgal bcc4usc In the pre.-
appropriations. and this, tno, l,utwItl1st aldtng
the furl tnht ,sr fnrnrr spcclnl charter express.
" aulhOr!zei such iii nppruort1tIon.
The order assumes lnat IT. pnssage ia ncc-
e4sIiy tu prevgnt Atby tuest1nu nrtslnH Nsto thu
1rxa g%Ssinn r. q tha S; %Ss ,,. @ tba
this assumption fs errnncnt,s; that nj, such
.lu.stIo ~! tr.so "a lss.,e.l by TIC 2r,'sr;
ntd that they hav,t,. l'eon published In tho En-
n"nurstiun arising putwet,i tho pubshcr and
tho elty can affect tic legality OF the publlc's-
ii in tr,,c tlat publications IN tho 'lIt,ofs Saats.
ZefttHy during tue yctr lHat md part OY tho.